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BROOKLYH SOCIAL WOKLI).
Continued from tilth pace.
r-j> "f rr»am colored renaissance. and rar
;:,.« La PVaace ro«*B. The roremony took place
I". W-- -. v to 'V"t -Ti-avc. last Wednesday even-
J-ir 3» ''•■-■■ I(r - - ;^ I - rv C. Swen.txel .-.ftViatliig,
m . oaa *" E. Uviossuma Comcitaa of
,;•.... :> r. Mr. and Mrs. .-sing, who
Laiieil jrwterday tor »n aztend«d stay abroad will
la bor-oush when they return.
jl^. prancea ICaaon Crawford ■" " " 11 uas the )>„.
jggetnent of har .'.- Ighter. Mii?s Leona G. Craw-
* C 'd. &J '" W «"*T Mnsury. «on of Mrs. John W.
::.ist Eighty-tnin'-'t.. Manhattan.
-iwfc.-ds Connelly Unad at Xo. TO Carrali
• - 'he !ast Jlv« yea's have made their
hosie la Manhattan. Miss Crawtord'a «lsters are
y— cr;-..- Beaaoner Gu«rin. of No. 412 West End
~' and Mrs. J<t;a Murray Bv<-rs, of Xo. 90«
;. f , '- Plaw. Mr« Crawford md h»>r daughter
Zjf ■-.• living at tlu? llari« Antoinette.
•pie ansasOMSt Is announced cf Miss Henrietta
lot*m ■ .-— ar:e. flaqajrtw of Edward E. 9prajru«,
-f Jto. :; "' ; "2;-.forfl-ave.. Flashing, to Robert Hatha
i"a.v Bojrd, we of Mrs. QtOtgM C. White, of Gien
%1&— -• -J-. formerly of this borough.
The Trending of bOss Mary Wbtta, daughter of
a* ar.J Mrs John Eaton White, of Ce<lar Lane,
aw Ridge, a *" rt Ar:h::r I)or-\n"e Talbot. la ached-
S ro take uiace <>n Saturday afternoon. June 11
gf o'clock, in Christ Church. Bay Ridge.
To fee added f o the list of Jun« wed^lnga Is that
of BJM Carol Simpson, daughter of Colonel Will
jgja piwr** 1 . aTl( i Valentine Chappell. of New
[Duflnn nn. Miss Wmpaon ha be<-n living for
fCI3 <. data wi:h her grandmother, Mrs. George W.
3iiar° or - '"' - >>o "^ South Oxford-st., but th* wed.
dine. » ' wUI b<> a Quiet on.\ owin* to the ab
se r.- Bl ' ' "•' s '•'!-< f ami a recent death in
•j.,. 'a-;.:'- ■*:.:. "ilce place at the Simpson home In
g.. ctun, :. Monday, June 20.
> 3 out-of-town. weJJlng of interest to Brooklyn
mi: be that of Miss Martha Raymond Richards.
daughter '■' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. Richards, of
gjllsDcro, ■: ■•!•>. ar.-i J. Lynn Ed.ly. son of Mr and
Mr , - v.;.: - r. P. Eddy, or Clifton Place. The we.i
ding v.:'- take place on Wednesday. June U. at th»
hoTrc Bf the bride's parents. Forest l<awn. Mss
E!d ari.s lua many friend* In th;s borough
A. home- tvej.iing in Brooklyn on the same day.
Jftr.e ::, v.:;: be thai 0( Miss Claire Adstls Onion.
4a«.2irht*r of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Onion, and
Wilbur S. Tarben. son of Mr. and Mr*. F. P. Tar
bell, c: Xo. Oi Mnoon-st. The cerom.inv will take
piae« .l: I I home. No. L9C De.-au'ir-st Miss
Inna Tariy-:l will attend a* maid c.r honor Man
Manrar'-t XaaaCO will oe Sower g'.rl. Fraiik S
■caya is to be best man. an.: the ushers chosen ara
Howard P. "Whitney and I-Uymond I*. Tarbe : i
Or. Ttur«.:cy evening Iflsa Clara. And became the
bride of a Frack; of Manhattan. Th«
oerea- :nck tla^e at the home of the brido'a
pareat-. ftfr. -r.J Mrs. Charles An*., No. 65 Let
fcrt» P^ce, Uia Eev. Joiin \Vijir « r:.a,iwni-, of
tl»Seoasui Ur.itarian Chi:rch. ' Jt:ns Miss Anel
waagowr.tc. ::: white ehlffoa trimnaeti irfTh iiirtisssa
and point kmoe. Il^r veil wajj ruught up wita
ostrich lira, and her bouquet was of row ,^..^.
UUe*-of-t::^-"a: • •-. Her siiter. Mrs. Holjert ,:i
niaf; Goodwir.. atterdt-d as matron of honor. . I
•jars her waddtaS" B»wn ot lierre lace and cu.rr:«
sweet; eaa The briiesmails— Miss Pauline a ....
Vlsb Marvel Vsatdertollt ar.l Miss Ethel i;*r.ung
ar.- the lir.le Bswer tr-rl. Mi«s I-ia Ridxeway, wore
frocks of w:::r^ point d'esprit over chiffon and
taffeta and carried r'-k t--w-e«tp«>^3. Dr. Isaiah
Frank was beat rr.ar. ar.d the llfhn'S wer<» Robert
Henhirjr Guriwir.. Frederick Hobert Rldfwa-y,
Elak.9 GOntore a:.d Walter Volceus.
Another ad ftows ■^ed-lr.g of Interest To Brook
lyn wi". be that ( bUsb ?-;ssn Eut>r, dAughter c;
the late Pres Ball Butler, and Frenda Hunt
lagtoc, son of tha Rev. Dr. VC<:!iam R. Hunting
ten, raotor of Grace Church. Manhattan. The
oamaory art] tai;e place in the Episcopal Church
of Bt. iamc?. aa '.VednesUay. June la. Archdeacon
Holder.. as*!sted by Dr. Huntlrgfon, will of?sclat<«.
Poiiov.. ■ the ceremony a ;.irg;e reception wi!l be
oald at vie B itler noc-.e.
Aisotlser in:rortar.t wedd'ne of this week takes
place la Manhattan. It Is that of Miss Gertrude
Herrtck, iHSKhtar of Mr. ar.d Mr*. Harold Herriok.
oi So. 2 West Tw* tWi --*-.. and Ethelaert Ide Ijo-w
The Cburch cf Z::n and •*■ Timothy will be the
scsena of th« I'lf'—'T- and a. reception will fol
low at the home of thd brides parents. The brlda;
party I^' iud-p 1I:es Anna L* Hernck. as maid of
honor; M!bs Mary anceUn* Low. iliss i. ■: Lef
fera Mies Carolina Beott. Miss F-s - .>-r Kennedy.
iIIFS EUzaheta Ladd tr.d Mias Marsar'*t "Walsh, as
bridesmaids; Ber.;amin li. Cttrtfa Low. -i* beat man,
aad JasiaJs t>. Low, Lrman K. Hint. WilUa D.
Wood. Gardner Xtbot. of (.ncvt-iar.d: Klrhard Tll
linr'iaMt, <"h3.r'en Miller, Ge^rgf <30u!4 Lincoln, o.
Waafcs*"< and Newbold B. Herrlck. a* ushers.
Mr. I-o-w' WHJ Ki^e his bachelor dinner at Del
mozlc- j next Tiiesvday evening.
last TlmiHitT «r»>r.'.ng; Miss H«len li:d2l«ton
Bernf. ftangi tor of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bums.
bseoWe the I ride of P«rcy Clyde Ketchaaa. The
oarer: to* It plaas at the horn* of ' ■ bride's
parer.rj. No. :^ GreeaaXßPS^ the R.->v. Dr. W. C. P.
BhasAl--- ot the Marcy Aver.ue Ear-tist Church, of
faaidns: ft--- bride wns eowned in -white cr*y<»
,j. chine' trimmed with daehesse lac*;, a:.d her ma.ld
of honor M.<s K::z:i^ o :h Bolitho. wur« white over
rrr e - t h .....t:. d white carnations. Herbert
Ketchaj • ■ • - p<?l E"' ar '- anti t -* la Bshers wera
Eti LavM, Alfred Bnchman. ■>• rjs urns ut.a
Ft*hjc .r-letcham.
T>.e To Sar. Snb gave Its last iianc:e of the
Bees'--, at the Fanr. house, In Prtjspset Parts, on
Tc^siav <".-T.lr,e. It -was an !r.far shirtwaist
Ss.r.cs. osder "ho patreoacs <.■' Mrs. Joseph La
Furs. Mrs. ;i^rTr:2.n Echoenijahn. Mrs. Ftrdir.ar.d
Ke • - - ttrs. J. Herbert Keller, of Manhattan.
Tr. - Included MUs Florence Bteelo,
Hisi Seise : lei U lOsa Ethel Potter. Mias Anna
V.": . :• -n Jobneton. Mies Anna, Tabor.
lits L.'e:.^ TJaviascn. iiijn Uesnie P.lgby. Mi is
■ | Simon. Mlaa ii J a<:e. Bajmoad Smith. 11.
Hs—' ck Dasn. Wallace Phi 111 pa. Janiia tt'ils' :.,
iacttst Hanatergh, jr^ John Bsrsxe, Herbert
I*" .- E : ■■■■■'- OIH. Elmer Dean. Gordon Pat
ter* CtixJea =pence. Frank Simcnton. Hugh
Bo -■ r-.. G-^"S« Winter ar.d Prederidl Hitch.
Qa Itor.lay cxerAr.g the Ftermhoase was the
arena of the Theta Nm Sorority dance of Packer.
B ttrooesses were Mrs. Charles Arreaoa Mrs.
£. . . - ..iz-i. v.-.::!LiRi oiler. lira. <\ W.
?rc£t-r, Urs. .;e;rt;e Sherman. Mrs. loiin Thatcher
and M.-s. R Newcomb Whitney. Ajboos the
izr.Cfr% xsere M'.sa Ha:e! BswUxarst. Miaa Adt-lla
BrwxteJTft Slisa H<"l»n Preston. Misa Grace
Thai.. unette Brgss, M'.ss Irene Bellows,
Mim 1- ■: i \rT- c '>n. Miss E;r."i Ciller. liiaa
JUi::a. |"Sak I :. X M:-i aTarie Whitney.
S-. ; - nau, MLUa E.'^ie l'r»-!>toii- Miss
i r-*i-r:. Miag .*:a Prestoti. Miaa listclia
Bskiberz. '. Tbatchar. Miss Smilte Whtte
"• '- « " .. : ')j.T'-:]re WVstln. Wal
|6i T . ,-■ . Paui Roura. Jack
Mottl*. ■ • Albert :* Vino, n.-.rrv
I Baad ; itrson. <mr^r I^aurr.iinn. Elrr>f?r
B. D.j :; . Johnston. Albert Ta; !or, ii.
i aaa .. I . th ir Besss.
Rm ■ v the la i lest. dance at the
r it week was t:u> art or. Thursday
s» | ta Bt. Christopher in
"■ . ■ v= Ka'e iCetcham and
*tiss ' .. . . ■ ■ patronesses werrj Mrs.
Da • . ji'-*. PVedertek Ketty and
H . A.rr..f;:;t • ormralL Among those present v.-.-r^
JC»h i • Aim .: ilia X ham, Mla»
Lc- v " M.t«s Mate! QraoberT. M:b^s Clara
2' .. ■- - I ,V,:-s Tneo Me-
D klisa Lola Haver, Mt^i
i- ; ... -,\ .i.'-ama. Mi.is Flor
: ■ . Miss l>il!a ..;ipm.
Wai .. ; iad ZJr;-:. WUUam B. •..lions.
:;r.,. K.jtM-ri I ,-iyT.in,
t*nn;.i . -. :it Eterkfns;. nnaaciii Starr. Jo
**■' : - : 'i--r, Frt-dcrlfit 1-i er .:n
■si .- ...jCoSluiu.
r ctir dar.<-e s are scheduled for next week. The
• ec: '-■ at Berkeley Institute will bo given at
l»« tnSTIIpH .«, ! ::s. la Lincoln Place, r.cxt Thi:rs
*?: ' ••' ntas. s«d the aen;..r dar.r-e cf Adt-li/Jil will
.. aaacaably iiail. The
. - ,ut<-s place at the Farm
8r nn * < 5 o» F . .v. :.:■-, a:;J i!.e 1 orem*;h Park
a • is the 3<-^T-.e o* the « blnlkee Club
. - ercoiaa; alf-o. .
semaa eawnt of the Brooklyn
Bea Inary -xtis bdd at the Plt.-revont As
• ea Wedaaadsy afternoon. The ad
•*■• ants .. ;:v. r«-d by the Ilev. J. Howard Mellsh,
etar ■ ? Bo)y Matty. Tb« niu?lc was furnished
?•**** '•'■••■: Q-::..-*»t. : I jv.-lng the exercises a
IT** '.or. -B-as held at llio school. No. 18 Plerrepont
et» . ls '- :nK thfc prlnclj^ai. Miss Stevens, arid .the
ESP* 1 *° -iv» ier« Mrs. Erewster. Mrs.
«f r "* . in(i Mr .. T norrnon _ uf the hoard of trustees.
[?••••»■ »>re r-rofusely ilt^ornlfd with Ani«r
"■w ii»ai.jt) rowes. t:,« class rtowtr. Th« girls
ij^Ui^ed wrn.- ijjss il-ltn L. Appleton. Mlas Mil-
BL,«\ BM'«rd. Miw. Helen m! Brooks. Miss
5r' n J - Oaaaa, Mj»-s Rebecca X Forbes. Miss
- ;. J tt; ». Ms « Florence L. M^Uory. Mis 3 Hur-
BF **• Mysatt, Miss Beatrice M. OitrogKe. Miss
"*-«•' S. Btanlon aac Miss Helei. C. Wood.
,M, M ■•sirtg ICaUer cave a luncheon on Saturday
■ last we«k at her home. No MS Sterling Place.
th*'** tjr '"' ' rdc * * of th To Ban Club of wl: eh
BBak •.» t T'" v ' ''i- Tsio table appointments were la
CcvJ« ? : '*n. Pink ro««!i oeintr the flowers ■■-!.
»rtsw?, *' "' lal<! •' or •:-.Mii. ami the uu-rt^ were
%j .". * a with tOrmr backed I i>t trunheß. engraved
}•>. -^ r , a " : " ° r "... ■. :lk /)• r sTue'ta wens Misia
!-:i.'-';: J ' :: ' :r:i - M.a'j .Mar?u»rt:e Kitlior. Miss
E''"'^.- ' '• ill^> Anroi !> Tabor, Miss Lulu
h','--^ .:'.•;■• i'iss r-oli^, Scliu«::ljahu uud iiiaa
• ...
rSFD cmmns ix cannon.
Old Sea Captain Quickly Brought
Cannibals to Terms.
K.?sartown. Ma,-., Jun< . 4 (Spec-lan.-Inter-stlni?
fentures of the !,i ari(l or aarli , Vs vir.ovard, of
which this la the county Hat. are the relics st old
whaling days. Of these relic Oka most Interesting
are the old captains of the whaling ships, com
paratively few of whom now are left Bach year
many of them are gathered to their fathers, and !n
a tew years they will he no more One of the most
picturesque of The old skippers !s Captain Cyrus
Mantcr. of West rtabury, Martha'a Vineyard.
Fifty years ago. when the Xew-Bedford whale
shi;<s made voyages of three or four years. It was
naeeflamry for them to visit the different groups of
islands !n the Pacific Ocean to replenish their
: Btock of water and wood and to get fresh meat.
Captain Manter Is ever ready to tell of his experi
; ence on one of these calls at a port, when he bom
barded a town and held a canr.lbal chief as a
hostage for a few hours.
■'In about the year 1859," said the captain. In tell-
I Ing- the story, "I was master of the ship Etiropa,
Co tons, which sailed from Edgartown. and was
cruising "between seasons" in tha Pacific before go
ing north In the spring. It was getting- along tow
ard the last of the 60600, and we wore In need of
water and fresh meat, so 1 decided to touch at
M&a-dalena. The Island of MagtJalena is the most
southern island of tho Marquesas group, situated
just south of tho Sandwich Inlands. There la a
range of mountains over the island, and tribes of
natives Inhabit both sides. These tribes were at
war with each other at that time. After a battle
the winning tribe would gather up their dead vic
tims and roast and eat them and have a great
celebration over the victory.
"We sighted the Islands and came in at the mouth
of a small bay, at the head of which was a village.
The houses were mado of bamboo an.l had thatched
roofs, tte chiefs house being prominent among the
huts. As soon a* tha ship anchored the natives
would coma off In canoes around It, anxious for
trade and to see if water was wanted. There was
a w!-.lto man In the ranoe with tho chief, and he
acted aa interpreter. He had been there some time
with the natives, and they did not kill h'.m as they
wanted him for their Interpreter.
"As the natives were cannibal*, It was not cafe to
go ashore, so we proceeded to make a bargain for
three hundred bnrr»is of water. We were to raft
the .-asks part of the way ashore; then the natives
were to • ike them ashore* (111 them and swim them
out through the breakers, .. Were our boats were to
take them In tow and bring them to the ship. This
■» a» !j be done by t.".«j natives for one keg of
powder. The water was about all aboard -only one
more raft to get -=o I ax.d another captain, who
was 1:; there aj the me. left the sh.ps to «o to an
other bay, Where the natives were more friendly.
and we. could .md for trading purpose*. 1 left
orders with the mate to get the rt-si oi the watt
•rhilQ I v.as gone.
"I had r.ot been n? the bay long before ! siw one
of my boata coming ami being rowed very fast.
.'..• crew bad the following story, which they t i.i
excit.dly. They said the boat Bteerer w~nt In With
'.lie la.xt raft of c:i.-ks for water and had let his
boat land. No sooner had he done co an he
*.)und -oat. crew und ail being carried up the L'-ai h
■ rard the bushes' The crew Jumped out and ran
r their lives but the natives were t><> much
y.eHM-ii with the l.oat and whale tre:ir to chaso far.
The men came o;t on a point of rocks by the ship,
and were tail aaourd in v very excited condition.
"So 1 we] t back aboard the *ii!;> and md iho
story true. The r.ative S were very much elated with
their prize, mid supposed they would not be miv
lested. Hut they had not only the boat, but all the
whale giur a."'.a the raft of casks, and I did not
propose to go away and leave them. I had one
cannon aix imi a: : got another from the uthcr ship.
Tli-. so I mounted in a convenient place, made car
tridges ot considerable strength of powder, and
greased the guns well Ina •• '<"> a siad plenty of old
Chain That we But up into pieces of two or three
links in I piece. These we pot in on a good charge
of powder. Now, with the guns ■'. ready, we
hauled the ship pretty iloso in toward the village,
broadside to. The natives were making prepaia
tlons for a rtght. supposing we were going ashore,
but w« sr.tr-r.ded to give inern a aurprtei j-ar*y from
the deck— something they knew nothing a!»>'it, as
they knew nothing about 'nig guns. VV« pointed the
cannon at the chiefs house, that was near a lot of
eoeoanut trees, and near which the nutivea hud
congregated, all greased -with eoeoanut oil and
ready for battle.
" on*, two, three, fire" Bang! went tho -ar-.ron.
anil away went tho ga^Je end of the houßt« and
branches off the. tr*«-s. The chain whistled through
the air. sounding like a *lren whistle- All that
could be seen yf the natives ■'■■ ' black stro.iks go
ing for the hills. Wo gave then aeveral round*,
mowing down the houses and pruning the trees Sit
a great rate Later we saw a eai I put oil from
the point with a white flag We stopped shooting
and the canoe '*ame to tho chip. lij it arag the
chief and the white man. The latter pleaded Bflth
ub nut to do any more damage to the town. I told
him to put the chief al>oorii us I tvanted to «(j<j
him; so ho came ab.iar.i. in I we Immediately put
him In Irons and set him down on t lie main hat. ■■-
■ ■• Now the conditions are.' i said to the Inter
preter, •.-.(it rou bring back the caaks full of fresh
water, the *-hal«»boat. with all the gar. and all the
other plunder you have taken immediately. or I
shall deliver this chief over to the tribe you are a>
war w.th.'
•The natives were only too glad to brtnjr every
thing back as quickly as possible. I kept the chief
until everything was returned, and then let him «■>.
I hauled the E-iropa off at anchor for the night.
On sailing the next morning for the sandwich is.
unds we gave th« cannibals a gun aa we welched
:■ v* a parting salute <>n arriving at Hono
lulu the news of the bombardment hud rend. -1
..,, ,. and had beeu published In Father Damon a
mlßßionary paper, callf-d 'The Friend, the rnis
•'i.jnaries beui very much pleased that the aja*
telenlana hud learned a Lenon, as they h-id been
driven away by them. When my supplies were
sent aboard b? the merchants they were directed to
T. S. alilp Europa.' "
HONOES C. T. LEWIS'S MEMOEY.
New-Jersey State Charities Aid Association
Adopts Resolutions.
The Board of Managers of tha New-Jeraey State
Charities Aid Association net on Friday, at Elisa
beth, at th» home of Mrs. Emily B. Williamson. r o
take action In regard to th« late Charlton T. Lewis.
Th« vice-president, the P..-v. Albert Ernman, i i
Mcrrlotown. presided. There was a largo attend
ance of the managers. The following minute M
adopted, and ordered to be Bent to the members
Of Dr. ;,ewls's family and to the press.
The death of Charlton T. Lewis Is an Incalculable
less to tail association. He served :is its presi
dent for many r**rs. and freeiy gave the best
qualities of his noble nature and jmai .Intellect
for the work of redemption and relief. He aimed
at ertat reforms, and actually accomnllahea much.
but the full measure of his influence is a. lega.y 'or
posterity, and ill wave Itself into tte history of
al \'s a simple and yet most significant Illustration
of bis unselfish character, we may refer to his deep
int-rest In the Inmates oi 1 the Wew-Jewey Btato
reformatory, at Rahway. As chairman of tte com
mittea on parole, be ■pent many days in th« month
reviewing the cases recommended for parole, paying
the Closest attention to the details In each ewe.
ezamlninc 'he teachers and employes, and apend
taC a long time with the boys, sparing no trouUa
It: these investigations.
With aff»"t ionat.-; remembrance and tender rever
...« 'wr- nake this record on our minute*, as an
« p^lor^ot our sorrow and of our sympathy for
the bereaved members of his family.
Tlio board of managers elected Mrs. Emily K.
■Williamson president erf the association, and the
Rev P a Foy secretary- rhe two vacancies m
the board of managers were rilled by the election
of Miss Mary Btnton Lewis, of Morristown. and
tiwis C. Daws. of Englewood. Mish Lewis is a
daughter of Charlton T. Lewis, and was associated
with him in much of b> public work. Mr. Dawea
Is secretary of the tWood Hospital Board, and
wc'.l known In Bergea County.
THE HEIGHTS CASINO INCORPORATES.
The Casino Realty Company, which Is to build
a clu-bhouse for the Height* Casino, an exclusive
organization recently formed, has fll«d articles of
incorporation at Albany. The capital Is 1150.000.
Justice Kelly la tte Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yes
terday approved a certificate of Incorporation of
th» Heights Casino. The incorporate™ In both
ca«.«e are William B. Brlnsmade. -No. It* Columbia
Heights; Daniel Chauncey. No. 12a Jeralemon-st;
John Htli Morgan. No. !)7 Columbia Haighta. Fred
erick W Mow No. 33 Remuen-st.; henry P. Noyea,
Vi, 90 Kemser-ot. ; William A. Putnam. No. 70
iiomsrti-atrSnd Alexander M. White. jr.. N . 95
Wlilow-st.
FaRMKHS* FOREMEN"
are expert and valuable, and sometimes difficult to set.
Bat a cumber of good ones may be secured by coosalt
tn« tho situations WantrU iniT«rtl»eii»eats In the nar
row columns.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool .Tuna 4. 1 p. m.— <"otton— Spot in fair demand;
nricca i Dolnw h.ifli.T. American middling. fair, o.'jtM;
L^ ' MTmg C.s^:; middling. ii.74.i. low ml.Miin -. «.w>.:.
Suud orJlnar%' 0-*6 VI; or<llnar> - . 6.2*1 17\e sa>.« of the
*a." tiers i*C»>i> bal»« of w!.kh H»> ■•■ r '> (tar ayeculat'oa
and export. 'ana lnc|-.*!e.l 7.1««» AjnsrlPaa. Receipts. I. Oik)
ba.las Invading *»• American. Futures opened easier
Juno «I&11 J'ine and July. <'<*3>i. .July ana AugUJt.
«S«W' Aii^ist and .S^iitrmix-r. 0.164; ■ifiainhar aati QBte
b«- i 74J i rtnl'tr uafQ November. .1.33.1; Noram unsi
Uecember. J.WJ; December ar.d Junuarj'. 6.45 d. January
and ■ iary. 5.42 J.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
M '■£. N-t. Grjjs. Seles. Stoci;.
rsiniua '■»<•■ u% ■.-: MJ 321 WB
N'frtolk .....— / 173 1.3 — !.i>.j
t?i> n r nominal . \W •»«» ■»<>••' 8 30..K7
ifrw-Ottasaa. steady ..11-- «M CVJ 4.00«) l*.W
Mobile, nominal 11 *« — — — i ■--
M-mphlr. SSM US •"'• ! " .— *•*£
Ai»u«ta, nominal — W W -'- l«.«Tn
<"i ajl«-ston, nunjlnal — — — -..l.i
Hc-ua'oa, «aa>. 11*. 2W> 3» *» !.«
NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE. SUNDAY. JUNE '-. ISM.
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
.„. N -v Tack. June 4. 1304.
Ashes, pitgs SlTallow. pass 480
Beans, white. bbU. 174 Orel kes 7
iKur. : ' '» 4.230 iJutter. ; .:« 4.30J
-^•ir. sacks I:ls:',* fyi..^«., p^ffs i.Ma
m * i. bhU ITS r: Kg «. cases 0.925
'-onimcai. bags 3. .'>'«■ Dressed poultry, pkgi. 2N)
')atm»al. bbls 234 LJve poultry, crates.. l'«>
wheat, hush ft.ouo raoaea iCal) cases. . 77S
Corn, buth liuOi vherrles .("alt! boxes.. 3.»
Data, bush 54.000 Apples, bbhi ISO
Kar.-v. bush 1.20© Potato^, bblg 14.12.'.
Ma.t. bush 13.900 Boats, bbta MB
Hay. urns 1.060 Spirits turp. bbls 460
Straw, tons 50 I'itch. bbl» 25
MiHf.-.-d. ton sT QUcmlw. pkss !•"•>
Ora«s seed, ha*«.... 214 Hi!, lub. bbhi 290
B<v-f. bbla 100 Olto stock, pkus *M
Beef armed), cases. iMo .'Vanuts. bag:3 9.V»
Pork, bbla 7.-. Totiarco. hhds 100
Hams. pk?^i — Tobacco, pkgs «,-,.»
Bacon, pkgs 30s WMskry. bbls 08
Cot meats, piegs 513 Cotton, bales 27r.
L*rl. ti»rr»'S 59. » Coti aseed oil. bbls . . 4(*l
Lard. Itcgs 2,9110 i Leather, sides 2.375
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
Wheat, buns Hi. 450 Tar. bbls 13
1 torn, bush 3.340 Refined pet. gals... 55.740
P^as, busn 58« 0 t; nseed oil. B al9. 138.900
Beans, bush .-,.. Lubricating oil. a!s 48.300
Hour, bbls 4,180 Pork. bbls 433
.Flour, tacks 0.223 Beef. bbla 188
I 1 nrnmeal. bblß Kl4 Beef tcs ltJ»
i •«<!. tt> 1.200J Bacon, t> 4f»5.7.">0
Bra "-' ft- 2.loo|Hama. It) i . < ►■ .0
. WM swl. bags... in r^ir.l. IT) 1 132.3.'xl
I Hops. bai <•- ... 100 L«r.i oil. Mils 808
Whl.-k«y. a!s 1.040. Steaxine, 1 16.006
I (MlmMil, n> 490.9181 Tallow n> 211 ■»*"
Ollf-ake. r» . 364.300 Qreaae. Hi 2T.1 •««>
Spirits turp. gals.. 7r..» Butter, tb M.OBO
Rosin, bins 600 1 Che. " .. 142.300
1 Pll ■.. bl Is . :>,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
: Iron, Nor. No IMy (1368 Flour, M;.is. patents. $3 35
I Iron. 5... N~o2sott.. 1300 i Cotton, middling... 11.75
I Steel rails 28 m» Coffee So 7 Rio. .. »\
j PIK irun warrants., 800 Sugar, granulated .. 4.93
; Lake oupp er Ingot.. 1290% Uolaaaee. OK. prim* 37
I Tln 27 25 Beef, family 10 <*>
! Exchange lead ... 4 ..7.. Beef hams 20 75
; Spelter 4!>T. TaJlow. prime 4-,
Wheat No 2 red. . . 1 14- a Pork, mess 13 2.".
Corn, No 2 mixed... SB Hogs, tressed, Hit* n>. HH
Mixed oata. » M It 4:.'j i Lard, prims ... C 73
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
_. New-York. June 4. HKVI.
COFFEr: — It »-ai a Vft-\- quiet morning in the coffee
market. Transaction! for thu session an-ounted to only
about ia,7rtj bags, and prtcea stiow.-d no material altera
tion. The opwilnir was steady at un<-han»-eil prices, and
the market, ruling about unchanired until near the clone,
wan tlnaily st.ady at unchanged prices to a d-'cllne of
f> points. There was nothing in the n«ws to promotu
activity Cables were without feature. Prices at Ham
burg wera a partial * 4 pfg lower. Havre reported a
liartla! decline cf i 4i 4 tranc. Sar.t's advanc«-l I*! rets
after Ah<- holtdajr, but KlO lemHln-d uni-hantce<l a.:ul re
celpti were Just about in llnH with recent flrires. The
two porta bad 13.000 l>ti«s. Una) _:>.>kmj tMga for the
B!im.< da- lnst yar. The Interior Santos movement WH
rather lighter than expected If anything, and the p^lnvr
is fcr cor.tinuM sma.; finures on Monday. There can be
to doul.t. hoirever, that the flgrtires must s<«-n expand
as a result of the new crop, movement, and mean while
tha ep ,\. Bsarkat appears to have entered thai '.isuai period
of stnunir-r inaction. At any rate, there un at cr-si'ni
fe^' ITIi 1 if'H 1 1 ">T*K of nnr nf-' « 1 h ♦
the Street merchants reporting verr Uttl« inquiry. H Jg
the usual thinjr. too. for Interior buyers to potpocs pur
chases as the new market season approaches. In expecta
tion, that th«j first ni.«h of new crop supplies to market
win tni p a better buytnar ■;::< The sp it market was
qutet. with quotations on the basts of > : V- for Rio No 7.
The ranre of contract prices in the local market to—lay
was as fhllowm:
Tester-
Openine; Il'.frn Ijiw. Close day.
Jun» — — — - i -.....-.-..1 6.45
July 5.38 8.53 555 8.50©0 M 5.33
Aug-ust — — — C454J4.70 6 .«.'
Feptrrnber IS.i .'..•■:. 5 So r. ::, i.- - B.W
'.r ber — -- — 5.8553.90 B.JXI
Novemher — — — 5.5596.00 B.BC
December 6.03 C."5 6.0J rt.mi-., v .».- '>'
JatiUHrv — _ — 6.UM(M.iS «. lr,
February — — — 6.2iw9<;.30 8.2S
Man-h ■•■ 35 8.33 B.'t." t»..-.oflfl v, «33
April — — — fi4«Mjr«4."i « 4.'.
V.4-. ...6 90 8.33 •' V. 6.5<»9«.5.* 6.;0
Foreign rorr>« Market* -Rlo-i^iftee market quiet So
T Rio. SJ4.Ni; -x.-hiniT'' 1-J4.1; rvrvtpta, 4.000 fca*«. »h!;>
ni<-:itH for Enrsp*. l.<»yi l>u*»; stork, •»■.'. '•*> »a«*. S,ui
«o» — 'V)ffee nurk.'t quiet: *ood ov*r«.g« rtnnt'». B6000;
receipt*. U.iOK) saga (t a dnv.i»; stuck, «24.1X)>» '<airs-
Hamburs — • 'nffee Tiarif* opened \ pfamtla lower; at
23" 1 r> m was -• taaeaoMaajd ta '« pfennig lower; sales.
;s.r<, • ;T s. Havr»— CtfTM m.irk-t .r»-n^l b*rc; v ««eailv.
ti; vhar.R»r\ to '4 Crane lower; at 12 :n- 'Tic!iance\l. total
bu:»«. 14.1.MU L-ag».
ranua.r-« k.41.83"k .41.83" July !s».^«
F»!w-ary ... . . .41 .v> A iirist 40 mi
March 4175 H«ptember 40.23
April 12.00 OcMNw 4<> _•:
Mar i: - Nov«-niUT . 411 7:.
June SftJ Daeamfaer 4100
The ttaMrtlcnl posltl >n at .'lran :»:• eoffM ll as tbttowa:
To ■'.rv ImsH minth.
N«w- Tork (!<»l!v«rl»e i iiit li.->-» 7
Ual:lai<.re OaliAvrtaa 8S« S.TO3
Tota! •■.:■■ a.HB 17 .'.49
:■■ ■ ri stock M SUUS.TI2
BalUmora stoik 90.HD3 n.otl
Maw-Orlaana 3 ...... - .... Bi -- sw.47a
Stock at all ports •. > .;.L 1 .'1.7T2 S.Sa Jt:
Afloat -M" "AW iaq,aao
Visible mpiiiy ........ tT*«.Trt 2.735.243
Bam« Urns 190S 2.357 277 2. J4.S.T':7
<X)TTON -Testenlsy rm une of (he m.-nt active und «
c!t'.r.,- -arjrttar!* in l>.« tttati rv 1 f the market. Tho s^>\ -
•mm»ni'.i June ooaStUOR r»j" rt ;r - '. more h»«riih than
had sea BWMral'.y ar.t:'-!p«rr.! •:!■; aji ( ....«.■.; t.v :i
MenaatlonaJ r>r<-ajt. w!;li n>;»r. . vl 1 . r';e h.ni»e» in the BUact
a.- f ;-. *s #*-:i#-: %. Hivf allortl lines were ''overed on tli»* do—
elm*, and served :n ohecic ■:." downward tend^n^r aaise-
Whati to far as tho >.UJ crop month* n,ire oOBeenMO, b'lt
the new rop eoattnoed w-i»K anJ ttoood *'■ pra>:tlntl!y tha
lowost pricw of the lar. The market :.aj a » seJi •tart
Cables, which oa Friday had ym Itroosly bullish. pi-oveU
vary weak, and the local market ..p>»in>l weuk a: * •(»
ojlne of 7;i'J^ p<jlnts. with tho new cri>i> months - . . :.« tbe
decline. Tl:e»e t>u»!t:.>n3 • -•tt-rlav recently have b»<*n
rendered relattvery stoady by i reiing In. while tho old
crop ha* Le~n '.^oimlnic »> mj>:-!U but this yaatafdajT
uiorning It »f>.'in«--l tl.ai the siiiiport frxiin ttils sourco was
w:thdra-*-:i owlaf to Urn eotuhl 1"! (avoraala wnth.-r
Bmkers w::h N»w Orleans eoaaaettflßM w«rt» exr-evdliiKly
heavy scUers on the eaU, •:.■. offer'.nM* I t-.. this aource
ContUXtted throujiiuut th«- entire <• skl.il. Ju^j". which had
cit««.i on Frtday at n.62ir. apaaad »t 11 550. and beXure
the ic>v»rnmeat rep r: m« lusu- 1 hj.! lecllned !i» 11.37 c,
while October hung around 10140 and I»«-<-««nit>rr in ■•.
Th* t*rort vu rea.l pr»»mi>t *"' '.he oloae of tlio Ilrsi bait
hour. I: »ln>wed the ii---iar» ■ ::■::■. ■,'. the growing
crop to be 83 pet cent and ti-.« lncr>-iitH !n a r-age ...
Vi I per e>-rit. Thin was laken t>> mean that tha crop hal
not vt'i^jred so poor a stait us h»4 i>»vu oapectod, altoousii
tho jun.iit^.Ti is si.itihtiy 1 th« t»-u vuuxs' avanun .
was followed by .i break to 11.23 c f<>r July. i> afio tor
October am: »•.«><•. for December, Wail St:-<et h»:ir 1:.
1. •:.-(.!» tiiuvht v: ; ac!:v»:v uti the decltn*. Cbecklnsj tho
downvnnl course, n.> far ait the o!U crop months wer«
IMIIII laaii. while th- new crup eoniluuml r»!a:i'. < Iv ■ i 1 .»
wltti October Mr:!:j:^' as low its '.1 Sac an-! 1 eccmber l> 78c
These posirions c!osed ut practically the lowest point. nrhllo
July, rallrin; ■«■•'- covering, cbaod at
11 .'."W". ,!•-■■ from tho lowcat at about 13 points, Tim
uuirlist was " «f-»ady, net 2iVy4s points lower. Hale*
w••n -1 rted of BOB, CUO bales Spot sales of cotton In the
Lnurp.wl market Were. :.ilr. «iin.uni::iK W «t. ut LOO
ba!-», and tha v'»!' M:p;;iy Bhowtaa of *Th«» Cferoßtd*'"
made rather a bullish stiowlnic. but new enjp proajpaeta
wera the doaslaattas Cact r as tli«-y have b-«n Cor tin. last
, .... „
The rarire of contract r-rlces la th« lo<-a! market to
duy wad at follows:
Tester-
Open Him. 1,, w. Close Jar
June 11.40 1142 1113 11.12011.14 1147
July ILM 11 "'1 11-23 U.38rrf11.38 11 "12
AutTJst II IS 11.19 in «7 11.0n.-Jll i>2 11.20
September . IO.SO M .'.:• 1 • .'7 li».2^(rli>.3i> ] > •"•7
October ... 10.10 10. 10 8.83 0 870 0.90 I" -•>
Voyember ......10.01 10 90 8.80 '.> 78*1 <>><(» 1021
Iwmbw . 10.i» 10 i" ■■< 7' 1 . ■> TBfl » n 1a 23
January 10.04 ll.lrt U.7J> i» ji:.'u !i>4 Id .24
AUKICT'I.TT.'RAI, BITREAIT*a JJJtrm CONDITION OF 1
fOTTOM mop Fi)R LAST MBVBN YEARS.
04. '08. "02 '01. '00 'M "M. '07. i
Virginia S3 72 U2 '.<- l»4 — -- -7 ]
N. Carolina. . .84 74 l»l 87 -.1 87 Srt 84
B Carolina,... -: 7H 97 BO -'• M H -7 1
Georgia 7s 7B U4 •-" SB 88 M -4
Floriia H8 -1 100 h.S aa . „ 7.) 3,,
Alabama ■><> 73 82 :•• st H 80 Rl
Misssiili.pl ...SS 16 •>» 83 89 78 81 7rt
.'. ulslana ...h6 70 86 -■ 68 81 -» >>4 !
Tr.t..b 84 7o U5 M 71 »i XII v;
arlnn— ■ *4 76 109 Sl 91 an imi 83
Tennessee . vi 83 100 M M 85 Ho 77 1
Missouri 83 -:'. 100 n M — 88 P"
Oil ihoma ... 88 72 »«i 88 7.1 hi >«-.' 72 j
Indian Terr* HO ffl 88 HO m »4 hii 85 j
Averag ...53.0 74 : 80.1 615 52..1 85.7 88.0 83 3
The Liverpool weekly report, with comparisons, follows:
This Last Last
week w»ek. year 11)02
Bales all kinds 4iM>oo 19.000 in -hii* r,t».,rip<i
Males American 81,000 11. cod ,>..i()(i 48,000 I
.-.-ij.-s tot ipexnUatloß. . 4. him :
titles for export em 1 <*»< ■' ■>■ 1 1
Forwarded 81,000 34."* 1 " 20.(100 55. mil
i :.-... is all klmis 4:'..i^»> s."».miii 24.(»H» 19,000
Imports American 28,000 48.000 m»hj l.'H»»
Exports, actual . 2.iKJ<» 4.00<i S.t>il«( 4.'-.< i
Stock all kinds ......880.000 6<Xi.i»*l n22.i*«) :iil." im>i
Stock Amcrli-an 488.000 4TU.000 023.000 843.000
Afloat all kludu 000 •S.Otm IK.OOO 47,o<*>
Afloat American.. ■ 40,000 SU.'JoO :;d.ooo ST.OOB
,': n Exchange Ppec'al IJverpo< 1 Cables.— Spot cotton,
a fair baataaaa [ulna Salsa 8,000 bales. -;■■■■■. ...r:.in and
•Sport, SOU. American. 7,000; r»efipt», 1.000, all American;
ml I '.:.::>-' land, 0 74.. Futures opened" steady. 2 points
l.iwor on Bear ami 8 points lowor on .llMt.int positions.
ClnaOll M'il«-t .ut «tead> , net "If 11 [H^'.ntH lower; Juno.
•.Sid; June-July. <l.*3d; .ruly- August. tI.StM; Ausjae* Bsp
tember, 8 '.!>■;. Baptember October. 5 74.1. Oetotier N'.)v»ni
h^r B.9Sd Suvrt-.ivr : '.■.■»ml.«r, 3. »(!.!, December Tamiai 1
5 43.1: Januan Pebruary, 8.490.
FLJJXTR AM' MKAL Th« Hour trade »J« neglected
cm Saturday by riut. n of the wheat dacltWO ami pricti^ In
most canes were nor* i.r less nominal. Spring v>airnt.\
J.'. -«.>».". >> i- winter straights. $•» I'"Ss.'>. winter patents.
85 10015 40; spring dear*. $4tf*4 20. extra No 1 winter,
?3fi«.K/354 extra No 2 winter. S3 38083 SO RYE FLOUR
—Quiet. Quoted: Fair to goo.l. }3*»Ml'i. choice to
fancy. $4 IBQC4 •'•'> CORN aCBALr— Quoted: Kiln
dried *2 MtiVi 1". v* to brand. BAG MEAl<— Steady.
Quoted: Fine white and yell. $1 40«»*l 4.".. coarse.
«1 ■ *■!;.«'. 12 FEEP Steady Quoted: Western spring.
*21; standard middling, 821 75; flour <!■■ »24. red dor.
128 60 to arriv.,; •/ bran. »24«*J24 50. bulk and sack?;
middling. t24«r52400; red dog. $27; hominy .-hop. 52130,
bulk; sacks, $22 75. oil meal. $23 50.
CHAIN WHEAT — Wheat opened firm and about Me
higher on steady cable* and •ontir.ued unfavorable weather.
but weakened almost Immediately and nilerf eaay during
the balance of the si-jFlon. with the official o!.>*> .it a net
loss of '»3"j<\ while euro prices sojd off another eighth. |
!t looked as though the crowd w«re long and preferred i
•.-.kinjr exlstlmr profits to carrying their holdings over
Sunday and runcine the r.s.i at a change lor the better In !
tha CTOB jltuatlon. At any rate, there was cfin«li3erabl« ;
llnuidation. an.! the market met with comparatively Uttlo j
support beyond limited coverln* at the dec-Una as early |
seUcrs t<«.k profits Heavy rains were reported in tha
Northwest, accompanied by an area of low pressure, but
• i'i "•• r.l'tlor Is naturally suao-ptlble to change, and It is
.Joubtfui whether the, rains are doing any especial .Tamaje.
The EnKlinh markets were moderately higher, but con
aia.-.i little feature, while ParU was sllslitly lower.
Rnmrnhn'' says tnar the reports concerning the Rumanian |
crop m Vss •atlsfacton even than those of late, only
sr.-mt a quarter ef a iron now being expected. The
weather tOT*C*n called for continued showers In the wheat
!•!■ i > .. — ■ w Rut these Is always a dlsruwltHm after a
•pell him ukatner to took tor * betterment. and tUere to
some uncertainty as to the probable showing of the
weekly crop bulletin next Tuesday. After the regular
doss the market was dull and easy, with July wheat sell-
Ing at 93*»c. September at 85« He and* December at S5Hc at
I o'clock. No 2 r«l closad at $1 1-14 fob. Xo I
Northern Manitoba. $1 06*4. CORN — The local corn mar
ket was entirely featur»iess all day. without sales, and
ctaaed imiiilasHj ':3Si: net lower. At h!.-air> a illghtty
higher open;r.« was followed by Imme'tlate reactions In
response to vigor as unloading, the crowd apparently pre
fernng to get profits rather than support the market
further at the m ment an crop news, although latt-r
was vary ailTTslTl genaral rains being noted again all
! through the corn belt. No 2 corn torn* at 3*" siewator
; and at BBa fob afloat. No 2 white and yellow. «V- OATS
j —In line v. itli the baanrteaai !n other markets, oats soM
off to-day, the only bullish feature >mj a fair cemand
, for July from brokers. . "a*h .->ats In N»w-Ycrk were dull.
I \Mrir\g .iuote,i as follows: Ml soil M to ■- " 45 ■-: -? Mlc .
1 natural white. .TO to 32 rh. 4S l -<r4l l '\ ar.d c'.ippe<l white.
30 to 40 Th. S(^r.2^ RTF. -Market slow He 2 Western.
-<■ spot, (r. 1,. afloat. BARLEY— Market Inactive Feed
'< ing wot quoted at 4(Jc. a i f New -Torlt. and malting
! nominal.
NEW-YOr PRICES.
Taatar-
Wheat: Onsplngu Kizh. I.ow. Close day.
July IH's M% MS »3* k »4
flaplanilm ... I.i> l i F« 11-16 88*4 '■"■"« 8"*
I December >'i S6 83 l . o5V* SjS
Corn:
( July — — — ,'rti, 86%
; September — — — 54S COS
CHICAGO PKICKS.
Wheat:
July SKl'i, •>'% >«<.^ M I»">*i
I September MS S4H h3*4 S3 « i?4 -*
Corn:
July 51 : * 51". t 49H 4>.>\ 51
j September 4«H 4l> ;> » 4* 7 M 4J>*» 4.'-
December 45 4i 43T» 44 45
Oats:
July 4"Hs 40', 39 * 38 60%
September 31** ;u ■» 31% BJ% 31 -\
Decembar 31 » ■i- 31 i 31 "» 32
Lard:
July $«47 ! . $«47' a »« 40 Jli4O |i"47a
September tiO2'a li tso 607% «o7 a 663
Ribs:
J"'v 670 G75 660 6 6T% 6 72' i
aeptemter «S7^» C iK^i tl S5 lisa v m
I'ork :
"lv USB 11(30 II 47-» 11 ,',71» 11 ' ; 5
September 11 81 USB 11 70 1175 i;»7 : -j
Receipts of breadstuffa at interior u°ints in t!jousand!\
last thre« ciphers «MJU) omitted. Hour bbls. gram bus.i.
as follows
_ Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
' ! j! ra *^ > 1> 17 054 154 3 16
Milwaukee 3 13 2 M 1 4.1
Mlnneapoiis — 108 : i, IS ■ .0
Duluth — 23 — (l — j
dt. L»>ulß 0 & 113 41> — —
Kansa* city _ |a - s H _ _
ToißlJ^ — 4 4.-. 3» — _
2?"?" 1 2 4 12 - —
p «una — 1 as 21 — _
Totals 22 283 110 373 7 ~ST
Shipments from these points:
9JJ2«« It 16 442 809 4 12
Milwaukee it — 1 a — 4
Mllllleuyullß Bi> iU 3 -( _ «
t>Uluth — M _ 170 _ m
8t Uiuis ... 5 52 77 4« _ —.
Kansas City — ;. • 4.-) 4.
Toledo - i.-, 27 3S _ _
Peur <^ •_ • — — at 41 — —
T "'a!» 08 240 023 688 ~4 2U3
Receipts at Atlantic n.,r;«:
New- York 13 .; ■;) 54 _ x
gjfWO •■« 24 U 5 _ _
I'hiladelpiua ....... a J — a _
Bnltlnwre ... 3 1 3 _ 1
Kaw-Oriaaaa a — >» s __ _
Totals 2U 33 42 75 i 2
Exports from Atlantic ports:
New York U 19 3 _ _ _
Pnlln.lelpo.la, i> 2 14
Newport News ... 2 — _
New Orleant 1 _ _ _
Ttotala 23 21 4 14 "II _
MOLASSES AND SYRTTS-Th, market for both syrup.
s-w Orlea
■-. :. 8 , ; ,
>>. Kan KKKIOHVS— In all departments of ft, careo
steam tor.nage. business was ii t iH. and very little damaod
' • '■> uui-s were , - . .r '
the Inquiry win UmiwJ. but rai«i w»ro g-nera'lv wSI
maintained, wuotationa to Live.-:.,.)! tilasc.jw an.l 1,.,
w-n ; . m. ijn ,,,, Hull and br.,t '.. sd: LeUb a! ?dN.w:
,":T nominul Rotterdam, 2c; Hamburg. U afga
Bremen. l. f K3 ; eottoo. to Liverpool, per 100 ftX lS !
U>n.lur.. oata, »d. ••iiAHTfc.-KS-Unuah steamer I7W
taam. »u S ar. Ma p.m Dorta sKU CBha t, .NVw York or
11; U^ii-hia. .he. Norw.gun bark. Ht taaa, lumber. An
napolis, N to Uumi« Ayrts. •- 01 H.j«u'1 o in \ r- o
weglan bark 88] tor.s, lur.iuer. Weymouih ' v■ V to
Bau"mnr Ay f" 1 • *"' or , Koe ." 1 ' > - «»■ •**. " t.r* coal.
Ba..lmore to Sar«nsa«. T-^ii. tbaaca to Arroyo PR
lumber, tl si> and port -harge*. Kcuuoner. 340 tons gor.l
cii.l cargo. hCBC* to Tanu*. pilvat« t«m*; acaooMl 3UO
taata. ii> orpraaa. MobUo to iwtucket. «:,•,; aeboaoor;
4.'^ tnr.a. dry cypress. Brunswick to New-Tork. basis 15'
w, .',71 tons, -rushed stone. CUatoa p.jir.t to Porta
■■■■- ■•-.. mi PMvata tanaa. tbence Naw«on Sewi to
gaoa r. i-oal, »1 10: schooner. I>«7 tons cual Nur-oik to
Boston. y>»: r Parteaaoata. W.V. British -rinirni.. 253
tons, con,, h-nce to Yarmouth. n 8, Hoc, barge 2.00" t ns
capacity, coal Norfolk to Pw»ldsea! kS. o^doo BtoitS
or Pi rtian.;. Udc. ;w«lv« days.
OILS— The nttoaaaad etl market was steady on I'zht
offrrrngs but busin.-aa am. U«nt. Unseed oil remains
g«caanpd. htod petroletun 1. stead at recent price.
W« ijinrt.: PBTOOLKt'St stajiUar.l white, bbls. $s ;i bula
■B2D jn>Uad«n>bla bbla, *- hi. bulk $i 20. retlned eaan
New-Tort. BlOWj i'hlladeiphta. $lo (ki wat-r »-. -.
lewI ew Y f k .. bb '" ! '° -'•«• «1" 13. bulk $7 25; Phi:a<i,,. .V
$lo 1. 1. bulk $. 2ij wnter wait.- cases, New Y»rlt i -'
M .. .; , 81380 .''•n-'..\SKt:r7ulL '■ ■■
: a b nun.. 21c. prira- anatmar y,!;^. o ,;«',.:.:,:..,
yvlluw num.nal. Prt»a whit., il, prtoe winter yHI..«-.
33. MNSKKIi >.'.L- Anu-rlcan se.«. city raw. « ,
M 0571 : " ; ' "*"'• "' t!34Oc - I '"««tta raw. c;
I'K"VISIn.V3- In face of a itr n -r live bag] market.
prorUlon. op- :i e,T barely «t tfa d> with grain an,' ' llr
deeUaed through moderate liquidation. SeuDtad tt
m . n asparted 48.000 on Monday and 17(>.m»» nei
w.-^u han.ia, Cltj bad 2.500 and • >n:aha 8.000 I'ORK —
U.ll-1 ■,•■•■■• M-. Ha9slS3o : family Jl3 75 ,!u>l
cl^ar 11.T3114 50. BKICK-Pteadv. quo.cd: M-is t8«$8 "0
• •;; : *'■•'., 'iv'-i'. n - VM - — »k <mot«d; tangttila
I>RE*»»KT UOGti Quiet, qooted Baeoam >:- lso n
BSc; \w.t n>. t%a; 141* it. «**c; pin rt-^jfrCc ti-r
triii i■ , • V- Pu ' kl " i •houlderpi alow, quoted a: I .
PtekMd bana alow, g,-:..i-.! at U«)10c TALJ^.U" -dteadT
cltr. 4V country. ■» - t «h -. •. I..UC. -H*r-;- steady
■ $11... CTtj lard lull. . r i...e,i. ti^.c Kerlned !ar 1
dull quoted. «.-uth America. $7 5..; . '..ntlne:::, ft) -«.
Uraxii km, $s :,o. Cbanpoußd dull, .j'ioi^i S t 0%a.-.-.
3ttaj_:n» lnacU»«, uuuted: Qiao, S\ : <V.y '.ard «iea —
til*?, Ir.
RJI i: T-ho marktt tv-day was of the ■•■... and -.f ♦'le
»•«"•!« ardar m-lth demand sUck, but fhe undertow -,vns
steady. V» .|uue: Domeatla. ordtttarr, iaa 1 .. r^:r ta
-ood. ■^tW*«i Jjln.o to cho,c. s-, a 4 nead 4% .
.">-». Patna. ..'.e..^.-; Japan, foreign, r.i mlnai !>
ii..m:c. - s(t.l\^; Ja-.a. 4HOSHc; I^ngoon. In tx>nd. 2 .
BCOAB Tho demand ' - refined sugar was not larr*
but tho ondartona of t!i« market n» s ataadv with list
prloaa unehan«ed. Pric, quoted net £«'] w lt .' rt
tor cart wren days: .:ut loaf ar..i .rushed. l«BeVinoulJ
■ cubM, s.aoe; JUCXX puwdcred, .% 10c powdored,
oarse powdered and fmtt powdorod. 0.06 c; Eag!^ ■ •■
rectionera' cranulated, (L2oc; K.ik.'m .■•,m :^- aod exrr* tln'a
|ranulat«d, B-Cte Bagla 2 » Sri n. - •»,„ 'cSSSaS*
3 lOe; bele I S> ban and 3 n, ba*i of nne JranuUted;
. 1... Emglt 8n« .:■ muTated. standard granulat.-d and
diamond A. ta,v. confectlonera' A 4 SO. No. I !' an!
'••'. •. . •
■■ ' - 4 4.". No ft 4.40 c; No 10, 4.86 c; Ko I] 4 ; s»k- No
12. 4 23c: No 13. 4.3 N,. 114 aad 13. 4 . 1.V No M elite
rbo primary n* suisar marketH are .toady to firm ■* 1
i>!Terln«.s tor ahlpmeat. not la-*.-, an.l tha local market
»h..ws steitllnrsii. Th- ciirrem lutv paid prices are us
follows: Cantrifngai. "•«'• taat. .1 15 Mfc muacovado 88
test, 3 7-l«c. und molaaaaa igar. 88 teat 3 3-ISo 'Tha
London bo« surnr market n M i' d tower but xteadr at
the decline, with Juna anotad at Os 3V»d a., i Ju.y
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Kew V irk, T jr. » 4 11104
BE.\.N-9 ANn PSAS— Ruy-rs vv.. r ., v, r • autM .^n to
■!.i and ...: a r-w naall toaetaa »ai-s reportsd Prices
»'» eeneraU\ w«as. with outaide ejnotjtlon. Qttlto ex
trem.-. in aorao auartaca thara la tuai a uttie pressure to
•all Scotch paaa have tattled to $115. Tv« ,, U ote-
BSANS, marrow, rholea, par >iush. $2 so«*2 n«i <jj m^
dtam, $2; do p.-% ■■<'. •i7 ; .: ( ii 'io; do rod kldaci $3 853
S2iw>; do uhite Sidney, •- MCB3' do yvllow eyi »3«0O
VJ •■•.".; .i,> black ti rt;.< s.uip. #2 >(i; do lima. California
S- :■■'■ .'$- 4(i do ror-i.in mttnow, lvi pai.;. 8230095 55
•I. Italiao medium. SI >us<jl «O do foreit". mtl-'m
51 7i>©sl so. do foratn r--. II IZQtI : . vSXa cma
jßcMeh, bans. ix-r bush, $1 13.
BITTER Receipts to-duy. 4.2£» akga T;,«r« wan no
raaterla chi-ige In the situation. Most >f the aceottatlre
bbrora are hildlng <,X in the ezpectaOoa of .lecunnu aorne
■ hraataaa. but aaUera were not sssMrally wiiitn* to
n aks eoaceaatona, and business accompanied waa about
in line with our previous quotxtl i : The feeim* is ear".
howarar, on nearly all cla<eei at «to<-i<. Ex;ort^iM aaira
ryude a few <-*[).. rime; til ihtpannf. riilu w.-^u in. hi '.-,". ■';
a carload of fr->ih lallo seconds at aitnut !2'4' > . a car^
load tf fancy recovated in boxes, md 1 ear of low gri
renovated. OKliri-gatlnif at>.vit 1.400 -.km \\".>
Creantory, avtras, per rr ISHOIS^e; .!.. firsts. 17. -f:*u
<i,i SS !■• Is l."i'j'l7c; ilo thu-.'.fc. l.'.'ilt--; State Into .* tube]
ntras, 17517'-»c: do firsts, tft9lS*£e; rl-v seconJa. U^j
Be; do thlrda, 13c. Western hnltatloa I laailMlj. firsti!
16c; do eeconds. l.T^itfllc, reeoratod e.ttrns. "lft- do
fin>ts, 146>14He Id aeconds, ;."«» l.i'-a ■-. do thirds l(*a>l2:'
Western r.i -t .1 •. . ilr«t.H. l:''-ult.- do seconds, lU'i»l3 1 -;
do thlnis. 12c: packing stock. No 1. tS%e; do N'.> ••'
12c do No a lti^'l'-. -
'•lIEE.sk Receipts to-day 1,806 boxes; exports for
Weak, .",27^ '.^>*es. The market i>r»^!i^nts a 'lui-t appear
an.-- to day but \a.r*- full cream new .-hers- has cleaned
no ••! ■••*>•:• of all desirable sradea, aad the tine tirm
Quality liaa teen lr»tru!.ir all through the week, an.l dafce
ilv« lot!t have sold slowly at a wide range In price, New
■snail .rieeso has ha.i only a nn derate demand »i: through
th«> week, and :n»«t holdt r^ have more or leas sushis of
b..t>? colored «nd white, 'it more especially aOsnaSt Bn
the tone Is easy, with some lots ■•tTfr»-d ti> exporters *
fraction under top Quotations Skin - plenty and si. -w
aaleaa of enpeelally desirable unallty. Liven cal ; • t<-i
for new color* i. 42s Cor old c01.r0.1. an.! SOs for white
bnth old an.', new We quote: N*w, Stut^. full cr-H-n'
col,.r«d. small choice. THOSe; d.^ r.tlr to g->..,:. TH©~Hc'
do whit., small, choice, T%OBc; I<> f;ir to good, ii '-. ■.<-•■ ■
do small, poor. 5%6J6c; do white. !;.rse. choice. 7\ • "|o
fair to «->cd, TOT^ae; 10 eoiof*d, large ehotca, s.-; d>> fair
to goad 7 ; »©-7'3i;, do Urge. poor. •Itiii^c; do i:«;.H -kirns
choice, .^'-c; .lo Drlniu. 4 ! j.i.'"\ do part skims, prime'
34 4 th,;- do good. 3"<i'ii':i4:c. do common to fair, 2Q2'»c; do
full skims ICI lil i
BOQO Bao.l»l to-day. 9.01H cases. Arrival* continue
moderate, and with a fair demand stock Is 1.-antnc 10
very satl^factr.rily ; the market shows a tlrm t...n0. though
values vary a koo>l deal, owing to the lrri'iyular quality
<->f ntnck arrlvin*. We nuo«e: Stata, Peaßsyhrarla .i.-.l
nearby fancy selected white, 20921 c: do pr'.ma to h.l -.
111.-: .'lo mixed, oxtras. Ilk-; d.> firsts. 17-! *1.5.- . \\««t»-rn
extras. ISVill).-: do lirni^. 17^s#lSe; do seconds. 16#lTc;
da thirds, iStJl.i'sc Kentucky, LVf-trtc; Tennessee, ir.ijj
l»Hc; Southern Inferior. 13ifl4c: dirties. 13©15 c. check*.
11013 c.
FRUITS— FRESH— AppIe* aalet but steady. Peaches
and plums In good demand when choice. Pineapple
w«.k and iuwer. Oranges dull. Strawberries m exce*
stve supply and low. BlncKberrlea and huckleberries
more plenty, but selling well when prime. Musjcmalona
show lrrejru:ar Tiallty and value. Watermelons trvna
active, but prices without tnjyr.:veraen:. W a (ju^-te:
APPLES Northern .Spy. vr Juuble head bbi, $2 .Vnr.»
IS SO: dr. BaUwln. $2 25'<j$2 75; •! > greening. $2 2.1^53
do Den TiaviM tZSMaSTS: ■'■>• russet, ttoxbury. $1">?«2 :<•;
do golden $2^2 50 •'... all kinds, p or to fair. Sl .-- w 3J2;
PHACHKH. Florida and Georgia, per carrier $1234982 25;
PQOBAPPXXa Florida, per case, $1 730827; do i\ioaj>,
$l«)$3S0; OBANOH Florida, per b .x. *1 256*3 W;
GRAPE FRl'rr. Florida, per box. S2#s«: STOAWBrR.
RIBS, Janes per apart, "fie: d> Dalawara and Mxry,
land. SeilK-; do Eastern Shore. 3<J'><--: dt» Virginia, and
North Carolina 3S3c; BT_^A--K PERRIES North ."an>
llna, per quart. 10e He: HVKT.nRFrRRIES. North Car
lina, per quart 12trH<*: KM EICON'S F!. rlda, per
crate. tlfjlS 50 WATBRMEL>>XB Florida, per iUO,
ISOOCM, da Florida, per carload, fl3t>v|26<A
B rookly n A dieriisem en U.
PIANO
We advertise because we hare Pianos to sell. It is store news of
valuable. and reliable interest to all music lovers. But we want to do
more than sell, we want to make you a satisfied customer. Your
SHP -p^ ?P* "' .« 7 d~* testimonial among your friends is
% * f- 1 %J § I|V I I the best kind of testimonial, worth
t-D 1 L-4 I\ L-« £i* \J far more than the one purchased
P^ t xt /^ r* from someone who indorses any
\j * & V I I%Z piano. Forty y^rs of successful
£ 1 i~\. I * V,/ kD 3 manufacturing and selling- is proof
itself that we sell only reliable
Pianos that give satisfaction, not job lots of unknown make irul »jues-
ion aWe worth.
Used Pianos Underpriced.
Slightly used Pianos at remarkably small prices, but thoroughly
good. Some for as little _, ,___ _ _ m
as $125 that will give CATI CC I C jf>
years of service. Cheaper «k3 {~\ 1 I*3 1 1 2— I^/
than renting. All Pianos
we sell are guaranteed, fII CT A /fyl CD C
and may be exchanged if vL *3 I\J[HC l\ O •
not satisfactory. Month
ly payments. Xo extras: no interest charged. j
Repairing. } n order to
r keep our
skilled workmen ( who have been
with us for years) busy during
the dull months of Summer, we
only charge cost for repair work.
It makes a specially economical
time to have your piano thor
oughly overhauled. We will put
it in the very best condition and
will keep it until Autumn free of
storage charges.
THE STERLING PIANO co.
Manufacturers
Wholesale and Retail Warerooms: STERLING BUiLDING
Fulton Street, Corner of H.inov;r Piace, Brooklyn
r>ppN SATURDAY H\'ENINGS
I-Rj-r-r<; DP.IEP — rraaii.l faa siaanratsi arpies ll*ht
an.l mirk*t <iuiet t.ut ataariy *** ■■*■*,'*,.•"*
dried or ..thfr Bra.ma. Small fruits *<-»rce. ■ a.l m.a.
truu un.-t.ar.sea Wa W»t» XFVVEii, e^porateU^ ta«X
per Kb 7. .la chnte*. o»ti^.-. as artaaß, Ws«e; do ceaa
■ n tv fair. *«.%e; «a AaaAm SS> *** •»■*■**
Ac OB State an<! U*sterr.. »-.m drlad .juarter*. »«♦'■•■ •■
8-utherr.. s-m drM sllre.i. -'i'^VV '- "2? .' U r ': "a-!
3-c do clipped p«r ... Tb. 5384J13Z7; -i" i-.jrw a^a
Be; HI- kLeBSJRRIES, I3^a«l4c; BLACKBfiRRIEa.
S .- PtUOUBS <'alif.^rr.ia. p*«ied. 1 ijj-tso unpe« 4 «n..
.; APHl'.'T^. CallroraU, il^rparW. 10«l*c.
Boyal *ti\U:. FKINKS. Caltfntnta.
HOFS— rhere Is still i>> aasenco vi ismana, *"■'• tne
market is praetteaßy at a stands Bddate, ; '""'" : .f a
nsaral&r carrylnfl nsM stock* aa.l show no a.spuswum
(o urg« aal-s at any naai liatriM ?ri>ni late .--lr.gprt.-3
Ctmi M <* ■ mtla .» * -■■ tt m aU Btejhidagjsaalwasi a..
.->■ -r tha w«rW Wa oast*: stair tSOS, c-.ok-e. DOT I
iU «sc; do <•■■: lo pri::.-. tl«aSs; «0 common to .a:r.
l-w.-' -7«-v : :>. saaasi a • r*ir U«aaa; otato and
1. •::-..• .oasi. IWC cr,)|.-.. -iCiZOc: do common to
tnme SSSsar; tta ohlaa itr;»ths. Kite.
POL'URI AI.IVE — Ki—l; ts to-<taj included I car
lo..J of Juullli— lsm by freiK^t The mark-it was «a
tirclv bar~. and :h« tS* m to -day *v prurapf.y t»*-r. M
nrmVt'— "i- aia.-ket •-• >tn« tiia w«ek r-'actlcally bam
of all dm rtptiona, rxvept a f-n- sr^a:: doutnem c-hl. ken».
Uv ptttwua m aradnata supply unJ rtrrn. We
Si'KlN', CHI. KENS, neurf.y ,t It*. 23«^;' *' f'^iS:
•m and Southwestern, 3)c; fOJTVS. per Jt. .4c. Kj.'.r.-"
!■- s dot tt ■>-.-. TIRKETS pel B -- Dt-OIS.
v. .r-:. avarasi pat pate, n^ifi*. do saackan ■»■": •
Bouthwestara. wu-iiic; OEBSE. Wisttm a -r»g». p«r
l>»:r Jljjl-." -o >..u::ifr:i .ir..i Southwesr-rn. Wet?**;
UVI PIdEUNS, i^r pair, :-~Vtf-»iK- DRK-SICU-A 0:if
)..,•..1 f -re»h killil pouitry this niornin* diil no.
«r.1v... ana BBlj a f-w BBWH --.-.itr-rlr.g fcM CMS**
«..:.-:■. cteeaad p« atptlj a'- firm srtcaat »Has MOad
br.11.-rs aall fatrlj :\v.m awO ifr-wr.. bu: sma.. nrt ;' ( -''"
rcry aul! »nU irrNtalsr. Naarny sprmu tacks la MsMf*?
aL.« accnmalaUon. <m taU ■•■• ■ ■«» ET^mSSS
turiwya sell atowly lataa aajnaaa -.ir-^ang^a. FnwD
poultry has bad a . «ry aatlafßCtan Jubblcg n»:;et iteaj—
tha w~«k oasatiy t t aMchasa a.nJ bmtiera. thaasjj a taw
i- ■*.<■■ , t.ave workt-a out. ar.it fancy ;«.-»«: oaf "* '■"Jf.:^
«£mana Wt n»ota: FRSSH KILIXD. ICE^-TL X-
K!:\S ITaatcm, ung txena, avera«« run 14513u; vii
roaaa- tome, MaftSc; 'lo old h»ns and t aaa, nai^c. uo
eonxsW 3t»3c! BROILSaa. Phiu.leiphia. 3■» to 4>_<a
fair r«r R.. 4iii3«K;. do :; tb and unjrr to pair. J3-&-W.:.
1. i-eU-y.-.a::. . »«O« « H pair. far. -y M»£e; do
aadar .1 tb. W«Sc; do Waatatß. dry PlckydL 30«a5.-. 1j
... .i.d.- 1 i'-j:u. ■:•• s.>«:r.'-r:i. 2i<*f23«v. Fi'W L»,
Wcatern. dry ptekad, av-rnite best. 13c; do scalded. lJc;
dv Baataara aaatbwcatani stat a«a iw* i^o; ao
«ald«! 124 c; «... heavy. 1- *> OU COCKS, per ID. 8<»
00c; SPRING DUCKS. I^:.* lalead aa4 Eaetecs, v*r. —
v; ». dv j«>« Paaaartvanb and \ irgima. fcaqr. i« fc »>-.
do fair to ■ ■•:. nju .^.'aßS. pibj, tarssi irt^
. W n. »-.■" d.» :n:»ei. i-U... SO .lam. DM
FItOZEX— TLRKETa. ;:^i3. N' 1. »*?: "*J tcmi I>;3C
. No ! U©l3e; BROH-EBS. *rj ;icked. l^.t, ; .
d.. -. .t:'..-l UkSUIc; CHICKEX3. r ts:.:^, sort . «: .a;- ..
.-. |o jvii .4- No 1. H -
l- rowLd No i. i;v. .>m> cocks, sos^e: Dcoca,
N..1 ia*»lS; .lEK.sk. No 1. Uol2e; CA«W* a a or
u^•r •acb POT ». -'»>-■. d« 5 a tJ 18. lStfllK'.
I-OTiTOKa AXD VKQST»BI,IPt— OM p«^atoes Ml
reads M»l naa SttQlSe lower. Swtntta aul«l. uni-:.s
Btwkd] A-siaru.-r.s hljfvr aaa rtrrn. i lasts ijw-r. v.
- rregular nuallt) vrttfei r r: '* s . wer Cucaja*
:. '■ ptmtlrol an.l all r-»soaaule offers accepted.
Gwr. ;«aa iur» plaatUttl and l-.w«r. atrUii -f^-^f-
lrreamlar uuallty an.l ra.ua. r..-matoes Staastf <> ' ;»*-:..; »*
:.. ... || . u B bina^d n■• -.--:e. --:e- POTATO»S Bermuda.
p^r bbi. »-Tjj.;-. do awstharu icos«. 3OJ»JV.' do . jun.
«4 .'.»>.»».-. -• ■ ' '- -• to *-?•■ lP^J* m*S
«•..-*;; r.o lo Canadian and N-va Bcatta. !n bulk, prr IMJ
ro»2is<asa2a .lo per IBM ft ■■«-. •♦•J7."..j<:. do ~;ate ar.d
kenoaa
■ 3U«S ta p^r
ba^hrtbSL <: -.-..- *i 7-. asi'.vra ics, ; -r Waantasirtg
v..5.-. BEETS Sootbera. r<rr l'W faunrhaav ji aocjs...
CARROTS, SoutlMwp. - p«r |W Um.-;-.'s. *-^' -- .',
: kES. Virsiata. P*r obi .-ni^ . *I.a>^-- i. DO..
«l*aJ°- lo North i-ai-.-tina. per bM -rate. H «.«- •*»
Wr.--.ir. .ana. H 3«t2; do Kaw-Oriaesa. ;er -rate^
$^.>. CLCTMBERS, <tmrlest.>n and hav^nna^ per
bmxkel TScfill 23 !•■ Florida, per bbl nate. JI9»- ■'" ■
SStak^ '7.U.«. 5; U> ;-r f,,x. 50e«l: do - .-rate.
i.,n«-:.»>. ;-rN. maor«rta««.
-. .' hothooaa --r !oxen. 4>''.i. '.!>•■. *ATA T uro>«Kß>.
totaM,>i *aa«a H€W* k.v;gi'Lant^. naMajw
. |I>H.N F.it: :* ■tn.l N-w->'r-
HHina.%ai UM »iass: iIAKLIr. per n>. .--**■ HOR.se.
nTg'iTO d*T IQB Itv. M'{(S«: TCAKF-. nearoy. per 2bU
t ;-..■,■■■• ■-- t .-i' nearby. per bM. 78.-B*l3ll :.:V.A
h.ttuse. i-r - ..;vi^ FVnda per -arrier.
er •arr-.er.
. .-,(,♦•-<;•> 'j) OXIOXS Texna. t..-r r.«sh^! ■■•$!..■ do
n^rmTiOa rrr .-rat" 11 S3«SI *' da Eftrptian. pat ba*.
t;>i«i:- ; . .- • w» -.'rieans. m *"<tfs! «; & arallsana, saar
oTVwkoxbw r.--..*i PO^m norl PR
.•.'ir-l<- l-KAS. Jersey, wr asstet. t1a»123; do
V ;rvl«n.i and' K^at.-rn Saat* ficPfl »; do Balttmor^,
iff- v\ - \jrfoll; rax. p<>r .-rate. |- -'.mTJ_ 30. .'.o r-^n.
;•■ i,'v,r(, far-Una, was r-r ssasel aaskat. ji«sis»i.
J.'.' rr v>"-i «1 2T4rjl •-, 1-. .'harN'ston and Saranr.aii. per
b« -i^t Sio'ut? mTvsH. Sarmnaao ami CkarlaataK
11- «PI\V .rat-. *l« : »17o. d« yellow F < n ahaA^«
II SPlN' \>'H nearby, pw Ibi. .xX-«...... Ti>ilATC t .i*.
Fi.'-ri.ia t--r carrSr. llama: «■ sttHliMßj. paa crate,
i, T T-BVr^ whir- r>»r li*> bunfhes. (16)69. do ruta
fLVra y*r W>i *l »«*1 »•; WATKRCREBS. per UH)
''lIVV* ' \'s!i*>TP.AW— HAT — Het-etpts I r th» week
as:-i'n "an bfl^w the »»tlrnat».l QSSMBBBpUMI of this w:d«
market .tail erloes have maintain-.! i str-.n| tone, wl:i»
l ()v Hman ,! F-w b'n-»rs seem 'n.-lln^i la p<ir-har<*
nmch ahead of c«rr^nt wants Strictly prim- hrvr show*
a 'cry I nit..; pm^orllcn of tha '»'* "tt»r'.zf!> and w<t
of the b«at trade has been t.ira«! to No 1. This latter
.-in--' Imwmw is ..f an unusually attractive grads this
asaanh. taratns ml- in man-r Uhusim t>>* showy aaasaau
,„,.« af (aacy marks * prim- Ha 2 holds Its steady
araeral daasasA and No ;: nils some -»«-r r~«T-.»<-?abl<s
Ir.iulry Prlmo l:irc» bale^. r<-rr <-r ir<> ». nominal: Ha 1.
&!'»<tOßc; N» -. soffafc; No 3. 7<^i73c. siippirg. Ay;
r. V rilTfl c ••>!. new, " -■"-: do .-leer new. MOSSc.
STRAW— Arrivals have imp-" veil in Quantity, bat hi»!»
rr-r-es are stil! obtalr..-l for desirable- Ions; .':•••> the rang* is
SI 2&jrsl 20 •with an occasional sjje at »1 35. R««-«.lj>t.«
for UM w-.-k. Tli"» :.•-■». last week. »C I Ska ft*e>>tpts
of hay and straw, 'n tons, reported at the Pr^iiuce
Exchange at noon I -day: ftndasai River Rallr^a.l.
»h-> t. n« En- 210 'enaaartsaata. 30: D*:»w»rt. Lacks—
wanna and Wsatsm. - > ' v West Shore, Ho; I.rhtg*i Valley.
7>> BattßßkßPa ar-l >>hiiv SB; »Vr.*r»l of N-w-.lers«-.
tin river bt«ts. 140- QatmtOß st-am»r. Jil total. I.l*l
tons- 4o fcr week, •< 4t)5: do la«t u«ek. time Kxnorr*
of her. !n bales: '"*:'" T'i»n. 259: Havana. 31; Porta
R;co, S4B; Nassau, 816: Colon. 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
N-w York. Jane 4. 1304.
BF£VES — Reretpt* were 13 c-urs, or 301 hea^. aaessesaa
2 cars for the mark-t. No sal- Imported. Dressed see)
steady at Ttj^H'' per IT> 'or native shies. No rbao;!. In
th» cables. ExneTtit to-day w»r« S3-4 ratrle, 3D sheep an;l
S.WVt qtinrters of beof
CALVE. 4 Receipts, none. 36 stale calves on th« market;
no trallnic: fooling steady. I itr dress«nl yeats steady at
rt l^«l».- per Th: .-..untrv iireased at Bi{t'* I*.-.1 *.-.
SHEEP AMi :^\M3S— Receipts were 14 ear*, or 3..";i^9
hfaif. all on sals .it .: r-. » t'lty Th« .i»nsand was fianUy
a- V>rlak as yeStsasasT, but prtc-^ were generally »rea>ty
Two and oniv-half -ars of sheep and vearllnjs unsold.
Common to choice sheep «old at ii&sZ s»> per 100 Ib. a
single deck at $3 *»: bucks at $3€s4; year'.lnga at S*i<;*T
lambs at *7 3(»<JJh i«. I>ress»<i mutton steady at ■vtflo'-ie
p-r R>. dressed yearlings at 11013 c; dressed tamba at 12©
1* -
Sales— Tobln « ■■.auac-a. :;> iL«utucs.jr wM, 73 3
Brnnklun . i dicrttiemrnt*.
Tun i n ° r . -^ * s no on^- v *^ ia *
& a poor tuner is un
able to correctly tune your piano,
but he may do it serious in
jury. Our tuners have been
many years in our service and
are the most skilled that money
will command. We tune more
than 1.200 pianos a month;
that speaks for itself. 'Phone
1929 at our expense if you need
a tuner.
ay-rage. a: JKS-- sea ior> Hi 220 f->. «2 In, at ** 3O: 138 do.
•U rb. at js 2T. ; ,-r»is j,,. sf> rt>. a r JT "i> Vlrxtata !>. t~>
Tb. a: $>:,.>: '«. i>r.:.. ".'.-or « T. at C <st>: Irt7 -i. . •»-» R.
at $5 13: 5a Virginia ,to. 110 tt!. .- ■»+ 7.". _••• K-ntuckv <!•■>.
10<> Tb. a: $4 'Z ; S3 do. >. !t>. at J4 25: 3 buckA I(J7 R).
at S3.
IteWtaa Jt Cn : 1' 1 Kentucky lambs. BS "6. at » 3TV: ;
10 Xewi-iv v.-ar!:nss. i»2 rt>. at J<i: 12 'Tvueiiy sheep,
|M IS, a: *."• "■■• •■■■ .io. 125 at *T3. S: do. IM t). at
f-. -C •? dot tal n at *4
McFher^.n ii'n: zt£> Virginia, lambs. 72 Tt. at JS «0;
1 eves. ITB 18, ar $4.
Kerns < nam — ■ :. Co.: 2io Buffalo yeartlnsa, 86 a.
a: 17
Hi '<lS — Rer-elp-^ w?r» '.7 car», or 2.6C0 he»vl. cone on
sa'.e tr»-.'.ay. F-> iin? nominally steady.
;a:« —^. J:d,r I >'•■ i.ax* -^ster^a.: i r SO W»st«rfl hop,
178 R) ay.-rage. j: »4 Kit ; SI IH6 n>.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
tJT»rpo«ji. June 4 — <~[,ia:rs;: HEAT spot easy. No 1
raUrcrr.ia. »1j U>Sd, f > itur»a at^udv; July t'«* 4"., i: Sep
tember '!.» 4*».i: LVo-mh»r. nom:.iai. lOl'.S. spot. .Unarl
can m-.zetl new. «t«-*.i 4-t * American mixed, old.
■ lUiet. 4» « ; vl: f-.itures .lull: July. +.-» 4*»J. ?»eptemb«r.
4» .'."»■! PE-\i!. .'ana-lUn steaiy. S« 3d. FT»CB. aX
I^»u:» fan.-.- ™in-er Jui!. *s Bs. HOPS, .n London .P»—
.!nc Coast), firm. £H «rtrt': :3a BEEF nay: -xtra India,
mess. 57« «h1 IVRIC eaa> : jrm me>* We-!t«m. >C» tic.
HAMS 3iiort cv: 14 to !'•> rb. .julet. 435. 8.4..0 X firm;
r"tiniber!an.l cit. 2>". R.i .!O ils: short nb, Itl tt> 3* rh.
375: l»n< daar rniJJ>s ..^ri-. i> t,> .. Tb. 3«» •«: lon*
claur midJle* heav^- 35 t.. 4» !T>. M* ; «ort clear haclu.
1:> t-. j r\ 36s Al: clear ueilie*. 14 to Id T5. 36* &'.
riHi ►L'LJ.'ERS. assacm U an n tb. ft—p.ir. ?»"is. Lap.:>
Htea.ty: prim* Western. :n :ier'-e«. 3Za 3d. 'i in leal r«
?lne<!.' in pails. .T3- ML BCTTSaX aoa| Bttssl State*.
st-a !r. 745. fIIEESE «t--" ■'. ■ American ftri»s* white an I
•olored. new J9s. TaUO«T, r^.w* city easr. JUa »1.
TT'RPEXTTXE, -pirlt-. tSSMTJ. 42a '.«'. KOSIX. ixmJß'"i
r-rrr;. 7, 7WI. refBUUXH rsftr.rf SBA 73. LIN
SEEII> vHI^ Uul'.. 1(!» SS>
XATIOSAL GUARD XEWS.
Trie 4Trh Regirr.enr. OohMsai John O. IM*t, w!'l
relieve tba 23.! Hecirr^r: at the Stata am?, neasr
rvekykill. n<»xt Bsttorday at noon. Occupying th>»
camp with th«j <7Ua Ret{im*nt will !>« che 3d Bat
:s>ry. Contain Rasquia. and the lT:h , ira:; Com
pany, of Flushing. Cap:ain Klein.
Brw^-et Br!?adler In mm Samuel M. Welch, colo
nel of IBM <£th liegiment, of BuiTalo. has been,
■Mda -i brevet major general, for twen:y-fiv» years*
sei-.ice. ajxl has also received the> State decoration
far that period l* ilurv Aiijctant Genera! Xelaon.
H. li.-r.ry took the L-timnusaiun of major bsbsMs)]
Mfaonatly to G-^nera: Welch, al Bix^T.Uu. TTla !at
t«-r is UH only c<>l>)n»-i ia t\:<? Nitic-rutl Guard with.
the orevet rar.k of OBajH g-tueral.
Troop C. which Is expected to takt» part in ta<*
army 61WUHM In September, will probably
abandon a nip to 3t. I^tiir; projected for October.
ArransTemer.ts ar» making In the Zd Xaval Bat
talion for Its annual outing on J-oiy 25 next. Sons**
place on Long lai-ind Sound. Is is expectad. wiU
be selected.
Captain Charles A. Meyer. Company C. 9tii Regi
ment, has d*euteti to resign on acccust of bust*
r.eaa. i£«> Ta» third senior .In* CbbSsSsbbl i"- ths r*gl.
men:, whlin he entered a.<» a r>r:\-3.:a on Sopt.-sabar
•i '.a* I" taw war with Spiiin aa served w.UI tils
it.. »w York. Voluntjerr.
Corenacy E. 4?rh Keglmer.r. has elected X L.
Rs:ss»»U first lieutenant. Ha served as a captain.
In a volunteer rc-r.-rnerz In the war with Spain.
Ctompamy G has elei'ted Schuyler P«»ck a. second
li*utfnun« He former I . y ser-.-ed as coryorai in ths>
i3i! Re»flm*Bt.
HBtatbavi o< t-*t -* Ist Vava! Burtalion arm urejpair
ir.c (tar their fir*: ariruct r»»urJon. to be> h««d on
Saturdaj'. June IS
F*rst S«-rsc^nt Francis B. Clark and Prtrata
Richard HaaiMtX if t'.impar.r F. 13th H>»g±m«iit,
who have h*er. honor . discharged, hav9 bod
p-rformod W per n-.v.t ct duty for mora tium Cva
years.
Colonel Daniel Appleton of t^e Tth Regiment wt!J
en July ■ next complete hU fifteenth year as
colonel afl th<» Ith. He joined the regiment as a
privity h Oetokav Q, IS . and has served o»«
:inuou»ly »v«r olnce.
Br"T«?t Bnradler liberal John G. K»l«ly. com
rr-.nnainsT the 47th R^gr'.nient. has administered lha
■■til <? office fi the H?v. R. L. Dawsun. tl»e> naw
CtaptatO ot tIM isja^ssMsst. The 47th has a^ra_'r.
rer\oh«Hl the >.(•> mark. The organization of til^
battalions has been changed, a-< follrwira: First Bat
c;.!;.t.. ('.rnyari^s B. D. A an.l K. Major Taoma*
K. Jackson, commanding; Jd Bu.tta.iioe. CompaAlas.
F. G. ii and I. llajur Harry B. Baldwin, com"
mandlrg.
Company B 13:h Re;jtai«r.t. Captain Albert T.
Johnston. Jr.. comnaarillngr, prove*! ltselT to !>• th^
meat efflcier.t artillery company In the trophy ior
IQtH. BJMrtasj is th<» standing at th© twelve "00
pantes of th* regiment: Company B. 72.25; Com
pany F-. 70.135; Company I. «T.j»>-. Company K. 6aj6r;
O-mpar.v A. OT.'CT; Company F. jrf.tsl. Company H,
ii.4l; Company D. *7.*; L'cmnimy il, J7.75; Ct>m
ra:iy C, iT 336. Company L. 44. 317. and Company M.
4i. ii.
Th.« fallowing of2cers of th* Slh R*»lma»t amva>
received tha Spanish-American War medals adopt
ed by 1861 regiment IB be awartla«l to all member*
an«l : nwmbers Who serv^«l with th« comsia&cl
in the T'nltetl States Volunteers la ÜBS: Colossal
M. Jam's Jarvi.4, Lieutenant Colonel Eenry G.
Rlklaboolc. Majors John E. Kerbr and Robert U
warls. jr.. Rejlmp«tal A-Jjusaat vaabroaw X. Lock.
Battalion Adjutants Abraham Jacob-son anil E. E.
Ack<-|-. Captain Samuel J. Kopetaky, mananssf>
ler; Ljeui*nan: Oilbvrt F. Orr. Captain T. E. LjPttft.
Maji>r William H. Rons^r. Mu.tor Louis K. N>C,
Cr.ptalr.a Friak O. Siunan. ! liana J. naiilia.
Jos.^pli -" «"ir>»''a.ri. Georsre Uetcksj, a»»wmm T.
Jacuoy. Chai"ies tl. ■ »n«rn and H«nrr W. Kurta;
Lieut.rants John J. Kaat;j.n. James M. Cunnton.
A. L. MeK*nrje. Harry Bird**. Marshal! TUIJBII.
Jaires i. CVRrien, A. S. Charted. F. B. Lacker.
John R. M'.:«a", John H. \\'jdi;va ao4 Joan ?.
Da\-ir.«.
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