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Futures here declined 8 points. closing steady after
sales Of $3.50 bag. HAvre adSan>ed i.s. Hamburg
adv Anced = pfg. American warehouse deliveries yes
ter1sy we're 2S. slS bags. American visible supply OF
Brazil 734.-5t bag. against 322.47s last year. The
receipts al Rio ~tr- 10000 oass. No other ne Ws vas
received from Brazil. There was moH~ disposition to
sell than to by to-dsy. The receipts AZ k:o and
Santos Hre eI pected TO be large IN the near future.
NAVAL SroREs-CnchAnsed. Spirits rurpenttne. 2T5
92sc; common TO good strained rostn, el-72IS
el.95.
PEIRoLErn-crude certificates were unquoted here
and in OIL City Refined unchanged.
PRovlsioSs-Lard quiet: prime, Sass, Pork steAd!er
but dull: mess. ts.s5te6s.i5. TAllow, y l-losJ!sc.
Butter-CreAmery Western. lsLc EECs-State. fresh
gathered. l2c. Chicago. June ls-"Tb- volume of
trade In provisions was rather moderate, and. after .
little nrmness early, the market ssggei on moderate
offerings from packers and 4 leading local trader.
closing quiet AZ about inside prices The demand W as
light except at the decline. when shorts took part Of
the offerings. and Their was some buying on outside
orders The very large hog movement during the
past week has been the most prominent influence
Liberal receipts are expected next week ~ti5o.coO
estimated. aud II realized are likely TO CHECK any "a.
ranctnS tendency for the present. The cash demand
was only fair. NOT as Goo1 A. on yesterday"
SCGAK-RAw NOR active and arm; ssf test. Sc: 90.
test. SIC. Sales. ll5o tons nuscovAio. So test at Sc
Refined nrln And l-l6c. higher for Nos- 9 and Is.
CHICAGO. June ls.-These were today's prices:
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aegh 4GhreG

NEw YORK CPREN COURT.
~ - ARPEt LIE - pfv rs 81, I rs, - PA e 3
Kapid Transit Railroad Commissionerr To- rss
con@i,,ionen % deter@,1s %6etRsr : y I'D
transit railway or railways In the said city for thS
properly . oeseruiioed b. said board oussi % q
constructed and opernted-
pr pgsthe sG q ca !: ssT. Z IL f ass is sa.a Il Pl l : ne e y; Z:
ncts amendatory hereof and supPlementary thereto,
een%isssons1 for tie f.' MY Of H ss% ro erlH yin s sppiy q
sIern Of the supreme CoSI5 Apse,lsse Diy;s;2a
OF The APSsii1.s Dt,t,.Oa At No: II F:.a
s:sR e.y on on June tne i 49, "a !. s or. o oeLs; 20 IN f no .r ~
neon OF IkAt day. or IS soon thereafter n counse! cAn
ss in the above Untitled matter. to deternine aud -
Ior1, After due hearing whether q rapid transit rGh
and ,ransportSrioa Of persons and propertJ' Is a.
Iermioed q tne ss,d Board and set forth IN lie w.
i yah9asy ., .n nae al tsi da sO q fs en3Rtra % is9 !ne a1 1d's sl 90! -. =
forth in the report OF the SAID Board made 20 TIE
the tth day Of FebruAy. iss'. ought to =
s sssss ,sa . aRa StieT spei,e.s 5ss iii i've 8 n n.Ss
are. the petition OF the said Board Of RApYa
Yores d.;sd 'Se snd aav q gaas. 49,! !ns as sH Sre q
30 this Appellate Division on procuring the order
city Of New York. in which notice Of tins applScarion
ahAll be gwen. and the papers annexed TO and rsferred
and papers In addition as may be presented % tn
nSn1 r .s5 s sq.s H2 53.e .; So,a 4 aess5.p 3, &c Of a., "a
railway or railways forms pan OF the said reso,uuoa
md Of said repoTt OF the said Board TO the Common
Council OF the City Of New York. copies OF which 40
included among the said payers upon which the said
Application viii he made
IN. OBJECT OF the Aforesaid application Il 10 obtain
rho appointment Of Commissioner who shall deter
milne, SITTER pubic he arlng Of the Parties interested,
whether such railroad ought 10 he cons-rncfed Ens
cperat-d. and shall report the evidence taken TO sAs
Appellate Division, together with . report OF their de
termination whether such maj ought TO be co3
struc'e- and operated. which report. II N favor of rsa
construction AID operation OF such roa4- % tha
Board III AK that 1t 81 al be, shall. when confirmed
by sale courl. be taken in lieu OF the consent os To
properly owners along the line OF the said routes
Da'~d New York June sth- 1877.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT CoNNp
FOR H CITY OF NEW YORK
By 4. z oRR. PreStds1A
" l. DELAFIELD, Secretary.
PARSONS. SHEPARD 4 OGDEN,
Ill Broadway. New York CITY
TRACY. L PLAT.
IS Wall Street. New York city.
Attorneys TO the Board
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Lave stock Market.

Srw YORK. Friday. June ls-Heceipts OF hee~ea
were 57S head. including ~ cars to be sold. Market
SLOW and easier. closing loc lower all around. All
sold. Native steers sold at ~St.So9SSl5 ? 100
at 81. 50s o.. s.. COWS At e2.e5s 81. Dressed beef
Prtfi,h martets ouota American s,esr =, ,nnSSlnaa
like. y n. dressed weight: refrigerated beef at s&
size; sheep At lOL dressed weight Fxports
to-day. goo hecNes tomorrow. 900 beeves and $50
quarters Of heef.
Recsipts OF calves, all for the market, 4Ss head;
l,l0u heat on sac all told. Dull for al era :es. clos,
ing weak for vcA!S and lower for buitrrmilks About
100 heat unsu't. Neals sold at S+SSS rs , IoN ~;
hnttermilks SS4s2 IS. West ru calves at o.. 75& 81.
city dressed veals sloN At 80 loc. y =.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. all for the market
were 9.543 heat: IS cars on sale al told. sheep
dragging Al weak prices; lambs more active. but -c
lower. except for prime, A number OF carloads were
unsold at the tutsn. sheep sold AT SSsSI 30 y 100
rs. one car Of yearlinGS AZ 81. rs; lambs At SaS o.. 10.
Dressed mutton, 10 tc, , n; dressed lambs at a
Lllr.
Receipts Of hogs wrrN 2 goa head, Including 90
head on sale. Lower AZ tSp5ss42O.
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Il DAUGHTER OF THE REVOLUTION
che Is in Her Osth Year and Her Father WA
q Revolutionary Soldier.

ootutCEs
PouGHKEEPsIE, June 1s.-A meeting of the
Mahwenawasigh Chapter of the Daughters of
tho American Revolution was held at the Old
Ladies' Home for the purpose of welcoming to
its ranks Mrs. Rachel Clump, a real daughter
that is, one whose father was a soldier Of tho
Revolution. Mrs. Clump is in her 9th year.
Mrs. +. S. Atwater. the Regent of the chapter,
presided and presented to Mrs. Clump q gold
spoon, which is the badge Of the real daugh-
ters." The principal address. however, was
made by the Rev. George Clarke Cox, who spoke
appropriately and tenderly OF the long life Of tho
one who formed 80 a direct link between our own
time and that OF the founders OF our Govern
ment.
Mrs. Clump has been an inmate Of the Old
Ladies' Home for several years past. Although
unable to walk in consequence OF u fall, she Is In
other respects remarkably active for one OF her
years. Her hearing Is good, and her eyesight
sufficiently so to allow her the diligent use Of
her needle. Her maiden name was Rachel Co.
venhoven. She Is the eleventh and youngest
child of Adrian Coyenhoven and Barbara Du-
bois of Fishkill. Her father was born In 1853 In
Hackensack, y. j.. and came TO Fishkil! with
his parents. Jacob and Netty Hoogeland Coven.
hoven. and her mother was a daughter of Elisha
Dubois Of Fishkill. who served as u Captain in
the French and Indian war. Adrian Covenho-
ven served in the Revolution NJ a private in Col,
Abraham Brinckerhoff's regiment OF Duchess
county militia.
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The Knickerbocker Coal Company Of Thirty
eighth street and First avenue has made an as
signment to Edward 7. Paul Tho liabilities
are said to DO $4,000.
The G.. II. Abbott Company, publishers at ID
Aston place, made an assignment yesterday TO
George Z. Doughty. The liabilities arc $4,000.
Dresher. First & Co. HncorporatedL butchers
of I76 First avenue, made an assignment yes
terday TO George Joseph.
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BRIcK CHuRCH's NEw ORGAN.
II Is to Cost els. and win Hsossitats
Other Improvement.

The Brick Presbyterian Church. at Fifth ave-
nuc and Thirty seventh street. Is about 10 be put
through n process of renovation. Plans have
becn completed for architectural alterations,
and in addition a new pipe organ has been con.
tracted for, to be in position and ready for use
by the middle OF November. The organ will have
forty-thrte stops, three manuals. and a perfected
system OF mechanical combination stops and
conplers; The manual desk, which will be NOV.
able. will be so placed that the organist can face
his choir. The organ will be operated by an cleo
wires. The old organ win BIO removed, and in
oraer to make the space needed to accommodate
the larger instrLm tho present choir will be
considerably. enlarged. Space will be made In
the new choir for o quartet and choruA. Tho
now organ will cost nearly SIS. 900.
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Real Kstate Aucnpn sa,...

Al the Broadway sales-oom yesterday Peter p
Meyer Z Co. SOLD No. e1T Hat"r str-sI, eS.ax7Px
kS.4EfS GoursIory bricE stores AMI lofts, 10 James
II. Damery for slo, ono; also No. y2s Rast twenty.
seventh street. zva leet ~est OF Second avenue, 2sx
Wv, nte story orirk tenement, Partition 1ale. to
John NcDonAlu for S2+, 0n0; also No. rs EAIT lTlst
street, corner Park avenue. ioOElOO. unimproved
for olR. 100.
L. J. phillips & CO. have sold No. 2la Fact Fifty.
INTO street, l2O feet east Third aven- e, 2UxlOO.b.
four stoFysbricK building. foreclosure sale, TO the
plaintiff. Wlliiam Hoffman. for Sy,OOo.-
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CHICAGO. June l8.-Chicago II drinking less
beer than formerly. For tho frst hve months Of
this year 10000 barrels less were consumed
than in the same period last year. The saloons
are $50 fewer than a year ago. These facts were
brought out to-day at tho annual convention Of
the several liquoE dealers organizations in Chi
cago. Resolutions were adopted affirming the
principles of personal liberty and denouncing all
laWlessnSsa.
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Tho Improvement IN Iron.

PrrTsBURG, June ls.-Evidences of O better
tone in the iron and steel markets are plentiful
this week. Sales OF pig iron and ore have stimu.
lated trade in various lines. There will be some
big orders for pipe placed in the next few days.
Pig iron and billets, while not showing any
the markets.. Big sales Of bar iron are reported
in the West.
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New Steel Boiler House FOR the New York
steam Company.

Tho Building Department granted a permit
yesterday for the Berlin Iron Bridge Company
to erect for the New York Steam Company a ono
story steel boiler house 7s by 200 feet from
Fifty ninth to Sixtieth streets, at East River. at
q cost OF $l25. 900.
An alteration permit was granted to tho estate
oftCharles A. Baudouine for 81, ZOO improve
ments TO the nve'story iron and brick building
ut 392 Broadway.
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FATAL PONDER EXPLOSION.
rhroe Mcn KILLED In One or the HaIara Powder
C~ompAny's sltIia-

HARTFORD, Conn.,. June 1s.-Powder In one
OF the Hazard Powder Company's buildings at
Hazardville. where the powder is converted into
granular form. exploded this afternoon, killing
three men and a horse, The dead are: N. w.
Pierce. overseer; j. y. Stratton. head machinist,
and Richard May. a workman. May was tho
only one employed in the building. He had re-
ported something, wrong In the mill, and tho
other two men had gone in 10 remedy the dim
Guilty. A terrific report soon foIloUed, and when
the smoke cleared away the mutilated bodies
were discovered.
Several other buildings were slightly damaged,
Many Windows IN the village were shattered
also.
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Publir Natfres.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be road DAILY by all interested. q changes
Terim m.ils tGT ne week ending June la !sst
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS
$50 4: Y for TRANCE swIrZks
E fsSPi i IA sRt sRAIS; ixSG IvK5ET:
SSSsmEAs Ts.; I Ia h1rrs f:.,sTs 70; SsSs, 1893
ROPE per stsa9ssiR sernh. Via sost.AmEh5a
b fire;,Ta opet Berlin y; a. 5 4,
sssann,a 1 via RSt,sps ai1s1 ieE Rpa 'i Sasa II i SFtA5eii
"perSrAAr d lam At : A N: for GENOA g~s
Tms"S; al, 10 4. N, for SCOTLAND l,r-,t p<i
,seanship Fu!ns.sis via GlAss'w 9s''cS H%..
S sos = DIRT, per steamship Norge isr's
PRINTED NATTER, 4s-GemAn steamers ,Aaas
S %.B Ta's saS ss ,.ss Pri SsssM. Mater; &c. " -
a. for H'hs: part. of EGrope, Aaer,AH An4
steamers ON ihurSday,, and canagt YIN !. All
German steamers on Saturday tale Fup,ri Nae
iisel to carry mail
Il, NAILS SisS naSel ASose Ss sGs'fi 10 ssp3 3t eMSat.S
mails are "rrned N the pt-r ~ tAe Aue-',A
Ehsii>h. frrHcn. and GERMAN steamer. a4 -
nam @pHn until ~ithin Ten Ninutes ~ tlo e'lf
81 sa!ltES OF steamer,
MAILS foE SOUTH Y CENTRAL ANY L
WNST INDIES, sc.
SATURDAY At $50 4 N. for REAZII- pet steam
Jsnc.ro letters Tor NSrra srIIi! AMI IA -
Countries nasi lie directed PER uG.l-1
THiSSMlHs.N ST. 'H~ GRS!X, "a NJ, n. II.
WSkp ISLANDS, per stetm,aL Pretoria a
isLt iSpirr jFRENlf. JANE. il:Sf an. " < arx yoa ~
EEHTr & Sm:st2 Airs; a, 10 \ t1rIt r:'Tt
1880 :. n. .aT ,SrFE >'fns" I'M AfA<, Tr,,1r,""
). anu lutAIAN' ier st'sntship ScSgTsncs ~.
tiers Tor Other pAgfS Of MrNtNl ami ynr luhA u. =
~ directed " per SeguI"nca" ~. a. /; v =
L. u for akNStii. Pc pc . sa'assi ACT Act ", y. ~
naniNur" lett'r for North Brazil mus, NJ t.-. I'd
s%vT S.4,s BON : nS 4 y 'Tot ts rEFoGHEsG, Per .sSr 2
must lie directed " pr Anto Don,ngo"
Mail. tor Newfoundland. by rail to Hal,taI mi
sac = Nj. Mails Tor Miiueinn. by rail ~ Rnl a,
ana '9s"Sr by steamer, c!a;e a, t4ls oniec Ia =
S d., It. a; y; for torw sriiHs by 'iS.mGr. 49,
IA, Malls for MSxico "itS! o 81 'T r ana tT "His,.
c,@lly Gddrossed for desratch 10y steamer. cu. :
Unregistered mail closes At $50 i. NJ rrS,iSn, y
1~RANsPACIFlC NAILS.
MAILS Tor China lEl Japan l~sp+rIallr adaT ,ssed 'r'N,
per a.ean's.ii1 Empress Of Japan from VA y
Mali Mai, '' f"T G &a,,T Talss ' up to 94 ISo ~ t 81 $,..f ~, :
z.stanH Hnw1' ~ and samoan I.lisad. F,
here daily VI 10 Jun June S ns ' az iSI w.
II s. New NJ s: s@a $50 ., = y or .S MI sg Z /;
BRITISH mais for Australia. Mails /;
China, J.pan and Hawaii. per 1teAnship CITY I
Rio Jano!rO from san Francis -. clos, hurr -. ~
up to june 40 at $50 NJ Mails Tor IN" S,eir'y
Islands per sElp rropic Bird from San Francis f.,
close mere daily up TO June ~ Al - 30 4. N. NNlf
Inr China and Japan. per steamship Tacoma Z ~
iacEnil. close here daily up 10 June ~ at y
= NSlls TO- A3straiis except Vest Aus'TR',.
Hawaii and FIT Islands. per steamship WArrtuo3
from Vancouver. close herr daily after June ~
and Ep To July | Il $40 p. V Nails for Hawai-
per steamship Australia urOm San YrAncisoak
close here daily w Ia July Z At $50 J, u,
CORNELIUS VAN OFT, PoStmkEtGA
foSI once. New York. y. Y JuRS IA l10G
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supreme couT-speciSl ~Term-PArt pArto
mGItsEk-
surrogate'S court-ChambsrI. No day calendar.
For prohaJe-Wnl OF Christopher c. BALDWIN, ~
city COuTt-sDssiAI TsFn-MottOAA
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haps, responsible for the irregular course Of
prices. for without fresh Developments to iniu-
enco its operations the speculative element In
variably' becomes restless, and 10 disposed to
change its position on the market.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
an folloua.
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s sls's Is: 1,: S.: sSsst ' he . an: Sc. . g; ' Ut.
isy.r 1ssS' S sl|.s : slA Hsi rom ON S SSs aTs'f n sntie,ps.
ton Of the jubilee ho,idsys NIT week, her
Sesr.no 1s''G %sre .smsSAR. 10000 bush; EsIts:
continued more or los talk about ropdSys stsiis-
s sEsi , gSish r are I, sSpe Tss Ju 10 s o. IN n s,iiI seemed ned I. sI BE-
BY Lesser holder rather than By any import It long,
the Northwes and west Tne NodsrS Iniier sports
eome damase from e1cessiye beat but prize "a.
paper a%atSorisy roports 6sr1cstins about % be-, a IN
Missouri and kan'n,. FOR two day. insro hnn
VIII win A sRS0s e. f Sssp S as% or the 20 m sSssy VII Rr0s q ,tI".
Corn vas irregular. although ts ping wi,b,n ycg oar
weather in this vicinity. a break on selling. ' hich
;sssmsd to be by soms Of the s.b ,rp SrnrH loRs .i nga
will be larger next week. There Is so much ak OF
Be Something IN II 4. Cash people ssnsfaiiy expect
those low rates TO come some time this summer.
was pisaty Of rain. and corn ali tho week has had
ideal conditions. Oats were merely a scalping deal.
they dIa last night. they viii y:sid Il corn docs. and
We are looking for some corn decline" ooo
bS an'N-" n 'A'f demand 'n' nfm' 'A'' ii''0'
Receipts. 1s?Fsr i fGi.iI
Exports 2,2cO
Winter in bbl..: supernpe. o.. sog ts; No, . extra
ss!ossS.60; S%trsight. Ss. eSs.S pstcnts, ss.s56
Corros-spot cotton here we. unchanged. with sales
Of 0s2 bales for expUr, and $40 for spinning. MID
Siin 2 sP and Gulf lf'e L.. ' ssain., I7 IS ' iss, y yesr. f Ts.
Southern spot markets were unchanged: St Louis
sold l.OiI. New Orleans 1000. Savannah BOO. Mobile
so. Galveston a.. Augusta ~. and Norfolk sbalea:
Liverpool WIS unchanged on the spot. with sales OF
lo.OoO baies' futures there were unchanged TO 2
point higher. The Liverpool spot sales for the week
were 1000 bales. including $4,000 American. against
$4,000 last week, OF which $4,000 were American.
and 81 600 last year. Including 81 900 Americana
stocks l,03f.o0O. including SD, 900 American.
a!ainst i.0dl 900 last week. Of which yi2.0oo
were American. and $1,000 las: year, In
Guiding $4,000 American. In Manchester there
was more inquiry for yarns, but any advance stops
business: cloths. orders at low prices. The port re-
ceipts werc $50 bales, against 1884 last week and
i,05t last year; total for the week 4:5es. against
12.2st last week and IL. 1ep last year. Exports from
the ports today a~pproIimsted Is. 1000 bales Tho
total interior rec ipts for the week were t.e1e.
against !.l9g last week and o.2b5 last year; thip-
ments l4.S43, AGAINST 1909 last week and 1881
last year: stocks 7A.o62, against 81. $50 lsst week and
1ll.sI5 last year. New Orleans advanced 3 TO 5
points. Futures here opened unchanged TO 2 points
higher. reacted. and declined ! 70 z points. but raj led.
AID closed FIRM at a net advance Of = 70 8 points. with
sales OF $4,000 bales. The future trading was a. fol-
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An action brought against the New York and
wostchestor water Company to recover the bill
was recently dismissed. 1t Is said that DIR. Bis
sell denies that he was anything more than .
guest at the dinner.
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. cso,,a0. Nj

Bnrley-Wbs hrm nut inlctive, New feedinG. 2@r,
cost and freight to Bum lu; mailing. 3sa4?c,. as -
quality. Rye-WGS stronger, STATE, 80 SOC, cost
and freight, No. 9 Western. SbLlc, cost and freigh, 10
TunRlo. COrn-SpOt was firm. Sales 81, 900 hush.
No. z mixed on private Terms free on board AnnAt for
export. No. 2 mixed In elevator. 2gSc. Futures
declined &c. out recovered this ard advanced no,
Future sales ll6. 600 bush. ~ follows;
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1rrzz1 B1IE o a DuxBR ZOE 70.

Few Yovh ere Westohestsr Weter Ce1pany
wouian't Pay nt-Dr. utsssi Hust
Louis Sherry, caterer. obtained by default .
Judgment for e73s.90 against Or. John b. Bic
sell In the City Court yesterday a. the cost OF .
banquet, with court expenses added. The ban
quet was given on Ang. Q, 1896. at the Horace
White cottage, At Elberon, to the directors OF
the New York and westchester Water Com
Bic for the dinner, and a motion will probably
be made to open tho default: Tho bill was
e675. s5, and was made up OF the Following
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Available cash balance.
including gold balance. 1921 .s7l. 700 1891. as. a4e

Including gold balance 1921 ,s7l,7o 62sl, $500
Money in London. l2 p cent. Rates Of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
quote 3 y cents at 1903 francs 42La centimes.
Exchange on London, IS FRANCS lOt; c~en;iIles:
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows the following changes as com.
pared with the previous account: Cash on hand
Increased 20, 72O.0o marks. treasury notes in
creased 1850, 900 marks, other securities in
creased 100000 marks. notes in circulation
decreased 10, l20, 900 marks.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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PRINTED NATTER

PRINTED NATTER kc-GermAn steamer .Aa!as
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c. ror ,nP
many. and Specially Addressed Prntet NNt.eS
&c for Other parts OF Europe, Aaer,Ar Ana
White star steamers on W-dnes LAYS tr-r-Aa
steamers on lhur>daSs, and CGnart F7cu e. NEi
German steamers IN Saturdays tale .rpiat Nss
ttSed to carry mail
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REMOVES FACIAL
HLR1aIBAR S.
1DS w. A4D 81.
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F1HAxc1An AND ooMMERo1lh

Vow Ysv1z steeh EIohanEe-saies Sune ao.
UNITED STATES M STATE BONDS oy o.. ooop.
3Uste.c c. 1s25l26hl 3 var deb e-ss
? S %, o.....114Ai OF 1sel.... 0As
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES honda
ma x.h-< MA <,t>H
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OAtS-Spot was steady. No. white. soo.i No. 3 do.
24s4ci No. y white. clipped. q6Aac.I No. . do. 26loc.;
No. g mixed. ssts No . do. sos.c.I rejected mixed.
Zoe; do. white, e6c.; 20. Y mixed, delivered, 25sc.;
track mixed, 22S?aLc track white, 2eGSsc Flu.
lures wero ilrm. Fuiure sales none.
Lat
Opening. HtshsFt. LotOest. Closin0. Night.
July"..... Gee. 80. .... 22s GAls
Wheat was dull b4T nrmer to-day. The Liverpool
cables were higher early in ile uGi. TIE receipts at
the Northweat were light. and short. covered. while
there was a small demand here for foreign account.
At one time prices reacted 10 last nlgbt's Jlosinz fR-
nres. ~ before the close prces rallied on reports OF
. demand here for export. The visible supply on
Monday Is expected TO show a decrease Of 2,bO0, 900
70 5000, 900 Lush. Liverpool gdy Anced I'D. To I'D,
but reacted. Paris was Irregular. being NC, lower
20 sc, higher, The Northwestern rec,;pts w.rC
YS7 cars against 22s lL.t week and Olb last Aar.
Chicago received II cars. against 8 last week and
7 last yeOr. Corn nucruated within a narrow range.
closing al a small net advance for the day. Liverpool
declined I'D. after an early advance. Chicago re-
ceived I6l cars, and eKpects 02b tomorrow. oats
were LominAlly nTm, Chicago received 24k cars; tie
receipts there tomorrow are estimated ~ gao cans.
Chicago, June IL Wheat started at the call price
oAs cent ON July selling OF . dssultOEy sort. Ths
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Prize Cups
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constantly In stock, ready for immediate
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Of Loving Cups, Punch Bowls, Pitchers,
Tankards, and Mugs, suitable as prizes for
all summer sports. Designs and estimates
furnished for special pieces at short notice
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may oscar At any umel
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