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$.' 8 ' ' fTHE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1897. " ., M
. j MRS. LOADER'S TROUBLES.
ill ' nrn sronr tozd at r tkxaz
j ozt usr avir ron bepamatiov.
.( Wa. III Treated, Kb. je. r Bar Haabaaa
-iBjIIJ ' and Aeeaied .r evral OHeacas Tall Hlaa
111. She Wa .tarvlas; and Yfaite U Pal Im
pHjjjl sala lba Daller Ha Had PraaiUad Jler.
"Bill Justica Van Wrck la, tho Supreme Court, In
Hll Brooklyn, heard tesllbiany yesterday in th
nHli I separation suit broucat by Mrs. Annie E. Loader
llM!l against Joseph Loader, who at one time had a
Ml) 11 ' largo furniture sloro at 970 Fulton (freer.
Mi ft Ij Drookljn. Mrs. Loadejr 1 29 fear old, whllo
Jiff herbustinad has passed the septuaenarlanllmIL
sit ft II Mr. Loader testified that she was married to
fliljll " 3Ir. Loader on April 22, 1600, and that the? btv
frSjIJIJj Iran housekccplntr at 401McDonough street.
iMKji ' Krom tho first week of hor marriage there was
sWflfll trouble In the house. This, she said, was dus to
lBIl ; tho presence of Mrs. Rose Drctler, who declared
Dili! alio would hare been Mrs. Loader bad not the
a Hl ill plaintiff got ahead of hor.
fcBHH "Tlio week after our marrlafe," said the
'ill plaintiff, "Mr. Loader told roe that Rose had
Ulllll! beRun an action against him for breach of prom-
I"'1" Ice of rnarrlaso, and that she was trying to
break up his home." ,
'; Krutiij Jhat tlmo tbo trouble In the house be
cam&vrono until Sept. 10. . Before that time the
dcforuUsnt'had startod nfurnltaro store at 1244
Fulton street, of which the plaintiff was In
jajajMi . charge On Sept, 10 she visited Mr. Loader at
"JHI ' nl 'lore, ond found Rose Bretler there. Bho
I"1"' ,i told the dofendant to put Rose out of tho store,
but ho eeerued afraid to carry out this ordor.
After Rose left tho etorc. tho plaintiff sold, her
fMJj ( husband became so angry that he grabbed her
111 J and throw her against an Iron post, and that she
I was black nnd blue for several weeks after.
"AfcwdnyBafter Ibis assault," enld tho wit
ness, "he accused me of trying to poison him,
and said: 'If you aro not careful there'll be
another Fleming case." "
Ho accused tho plaintiff of bigamy and then
turned her out of tho houe. On one occasion,
mis when she visited bU store, tho dofendant said:
Mm. " 1 only want one more man to provo that you
Mm ' were een going luto a house of ill-fame with
Ml . ' Police Inspector McLaughlin. '
K , HI "1 found tho man he had reference to, said
m II tho plaintiff. "Hlenunio.wAsFullerton. Icon-
IB i . fronted htm with Mr. Loader, and Kullerton do-
Mai Died hat Ing snld any such thing. My husband
- . ) guvo mo no money, nnd I was left with nothing
'aaasl M- jo cnt otcept somo meal nnd coffee. I told htm
Ht , I wim hungry, nnd be Bald he would give mo a
n , dnlliir to uct something to cnt. I waited at the
Hn - store all duy. but did not get tho dollar."
' iMmm ; "You're hungry yet I asked Mr. Loaders
av (aaart lawyer.
:( II, " Yes, I am," sho replied.
ijaVlIf - An Insurance, agent called at her store one
Blll dn to Inniire the furniture, and later in the day,
aWaull tho plaintiff said, her husband accrued her of
, SaHIll threatening to set the store on fire. Later he
HmO II ' nll he had got rid of Rose llretler for 930. and
I Mil K " booed ho could get rid of the plaintiff for as
Ha Mil small n sum, Mrs. Loader visited the oftlco of
' ill her husband's lawyer one day to enter into an
Misfit II agncment, but Loader did not appeal', and
KVl when she got homo sho found that all her furnt
' sHill turchadtocn taken nwny. Sho was also dls
H, ssaflfll possessed from her Btoro for non-paymept of
aWatlli rent, nnd the furniture was sold at auction. Mr.
Mill Loader trot the money.
1 SBIIill On cross-oxnmlnatlon Mrs. Loader said she
H bbmIvI was 11 rst married to Joseph Knapp and lived
I,' III l with him until 1880. when they separated. She
H aaVtt II ,hc" "ent to Fnrgo, N. D.. she said, and secured
Wn II " divorce from Knapp. When she returned she
H villi married Loader.
Hi, bUIi I Mrs. Loader was asked bow It was that she
Hf. Bsmiltl wnsso woll known to Police Inspector McLnugh-
aVafll it "n oMhe Brooklyn department. Bherepllod that
Ht oValnil bo hud n pass on tho Kings County Elevated
f'A HBill Killroad and that thcro wasarowln whichaho
K assllr I wan a witness. One of tbo persons concerned In
mtf aVMIII the row wrote a letter ton woman, and tho wo-
' 'saw II II man visited the station whoro Mrs. Loader was
B ,'aHH the ticket ngent. The woman struck her be-.-
aHII enusp, sho said, she (the witness) was paying too
B Bitfl ' much attention to Inspector McLaughlin.
B iSII k alfiiei) Tr.u3ini.r. oiexated.
aaar afluil
will (I There ITere o Faneral Services nta Frleaida
Bj law 'l II , ,u ot Kno" When nia Belallvaa Are.
LsV" allilll Thoro wcro no services yesterday at the funeral
m j ,111 II of tho lato Alfred Trumble, the writer on art,
j: HUll nun ,"c' suddenly Wednesday nigbt at his
Hh ' II home. I .'it West Twenty-fourth street. There
BT sH ' """ no wlnl'lcr, no music, no relatives, and but
HL Sill " f'" friends men and women drawn to him
BJ t. Mm 1,y their common Interest In art. The casket
Bj la' iiintatnlng the body was placed In the parlor.
BJ -(' Hill ', ln " 'a' a 1 oral wreath, the gift of an art deal-
ass' MsWll , cr on Fifth avenue. Around it sat a dozen silent
BJ Ms! mourners, walling.
bSM' issssf II A few minutes nfterl o'clock Col. U. D.Mann
BJi BssnlL nrrhed. The dead man had formerly been asso-
BJ, IIdII elated with him. Col. Mann took oharge of tho
BJ' 'sBBSltil ' arrangemonts. From among those present he
BJ 'IKIltr eulectcd these pall bearers: Alexander Patten,
BJi 'Wll'.lil' Charles Volknmn, C. C. Ruthrauff, Georgo Bar-
B BmlKl! tholouion.Ocorgn W. Gibbons, Harold R. Vyne,
t Slitl " .l.W. llouton. II. Y. Chnpman, Jr., nnd Theodore
I jHHilll ' M. (llhbuns. Thoy carried tho coakot out and
BBSs' :HI)II pi. ued it in the hearse. Then It was driven
Lssh' 'ImIiI away, followed by the undertaker and bis as-
bssV 'smttll sistnnt to Fresh Pond, L. I., whoro It was cre-
bsVI : la u 1 1 mated. Tho ashes will ho stored at the crema-
BBS 'ISkII tory until some of Mr. Trumble's rolatlvea can
LbbV 'nilll ,)0 located. Tho whereabouts of none Is now
111 III known. Ono branch of the family Is supposed
LbbV 'liinlr to txi In Virginia.
bbB 'llllil Mr. Trumble's death was not unexpected. He
LbbV srIIILI wna known to have been a sufferer from heart
LbbV' Hill I disease. Ills wlfo died about a year ago and
LssV tllllil! was cremated without any accompanying rejig.
ssTM ,lilHli ions services. Tho dead man's library Is said to
D' bT?i(iII contain many rare books of great value. The
LV llllll ' disposition of theso and tho rest of his ostate. In-
LbbV' Wulll eluding tho Collect or, tho art paper of which be
LbbV Hit! 1 1 w.ia editor, will depend upon whether anyrela-
LbbV ' llnll tires can bo found.
mmW Belli A nAvouTEit of the nEroLirriox.
Birv BHII
B B HII "" ' lo "er 7,h Ynr aa Uer rather TTas
Lbbbs' B nil l nevtutloaar7 Soldier.
Bb- I nil Pot'oriKEErsiE, June 18. A meeting of the
bbbbbV If nil Mahwenawaslgh Chapter of the Daughters of
LVH' Hi iliu tho American Revolution was held at the Old
I Ladles' Home for the purpose of welcoming to
its ranks Mrs. Rachel Clump, a real daughter
that is, one whose father was a soldier of the
Rotolutlon. Mrs. Clump Is in her 07th year.
Mrs. E. S. Atwater, tho Regont of the chapter,
,' HlJJId presided nnd presented to Mrs. Clump a gold
LbbB' ' BUII spoon, which is the bodgoof the "real daugh-
BBilfV'1 Bjll ters." Tho principal address, however, was
BBpsV BH t made by tho Rev. Qeorgo Clarke Cox, who spoke
BjYJg& Bslll , appropriately and tendorly of tbo long life of tho
BBKa! bbbbiIII ' one who formed so a direct link between our own
BbVbb. bbHII time and that of tho founders of our Govern-
BMRl? Hit merit.
BMi sWII x,rs' f ,l,n,P 'ins been an Inmate of the Old
BaVtVi LV III Iidles' Home for several years past. Although
bVLbb$M& iLV 911 niiablo to walk In cnnscoueiicu of fall, sho Is In
LVI.j' LV ill! other respects remnrknbl) uetlve for ono of her
LbbbBvjm " H 81.1 years, Hor hearing Is good, and her ojeslght
BaVJi 4 M flll HUttlclently so to allow- her the diligent ue of
BHrt ''.'-, 'LV II ber needle. Her nuildun luimo was llachel Co-
pii, Sll Minhoi'on. She Is tho eleventh nnd joungest
LbbbbVi V 111 child of Adrian Covcnhovcn and BnrbnrnDu.
LbbbK:' V 1111 hols of Flshklll. Her father was born In 17.Vi In
LbbbK. I 911 ll.ii kensack. N, J and came to Flshklll with
BJW I oil his parents, Jniob and Netty Hoogclund Cot en-
ssVlb M ill lio en, and her mother was a daughter of Ellshn
LbbbB I 111 Ilill'Ois of Flshkill.who serwd as u Captain In
LbbbHi' I 51! the Frnneh and Indian war. Adrian Covcnho-
LbV 'lilt Vl'n served In tho Revolution as a private in Col,
BH I H ill Abraliam BrlnLkerhoff's rcslment of DutcheBa
BJ Bill! county mllltlu.
bbbbbV' aVIll
LbbbB '' ' BUI Jiitiaic aiujtcH's jwrrr ono Ay.
BjBj, , BR " ' lo Cot SIO.OOK, and trill Maeeaallata
LbbbbV f fljH oilier Improrruirula.
BbB '!' M The Brick Presbyterian Church, at Fifth ave-
bbbBX' ' bbH nuo and Thirty-set enth street. Is about to be put
BBBBBaijyP' bbbbI through a process of renovation. Plans have
BbbbV v' sVl teo" rolnII,ote(1 f01' architectural alterations,
bbbbbbV'1, s. I nn(' ,n fi(1"lon " new Pipe organ has been con-
VbbB' Bl tractoj for, to bo In position and ready for use
Bi Q Bb! by the middle of November. The organ will have
sBK JCl Br fortjithno slops, three manuals, and a perfocted
BbbVu LbVI sjstt'in of ineahuiiicul (omblnatlou slops and
BbbV LbV ! couplers. 1 he iiiinunl desk, which will be mnv.
BbB itt LbbI able, will lie so plated ihut tuo orgunlst r.tn f uce
bbbbB Sk mwd 1 his choir. Tho organ will bo operated by an eleo-
BbBA"'i Br trlcmutor.thecurienthclngtaKenfromthestreet
bbVB'S bVJ ' wlri'f. The old oran will bo removed, and In
BBlrt' Bl ! ordor to make the space needed to accommodate
LbbbbV I''-? mmi the larger lustri.ment the present choir will be
BbBA ii bbVQI t considerably enlurgcd. Bjmco will be made In
BBBBBBVi BB the new choir for a quartet and chorus. The
bbbbbBj- Bb nuw organ will cost nearly $15,000.
bbVBaB In ' vataia vonnvii explosion,
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BJBji1 Bfl Tore Men Killed la Oar or (be Ilatard Nnttr
BMB: B roupanj'. Mtlta.
bbbbV V5iS IlAitTt'OiiD, Conn., June 18. Powder In one
Bfl A- BV I of the Hazard Powder Company's buildings at
Bfl; BR Harardville, where tbs powder is converted Into
bbbbbB ' ' BV granular form, exploded this afternoon, killing
BJjVJ B6 , three men and a horse. The dead ore: JI. W,
BBB IB Pierce, overseer; D. B.8fratton,'head machinist,
BBb' In nncl Richard Mayia workman. May was the
Vail only ono emp1oeu In the building. Ho had re-
BbbVI LV 1 ' lxifted something wrong In the mill, and the
BaLV LV I other two men had gone In to remedy the dlftj.
BflaV H I cult y. A torrltlc report soon fclloned, nnd when
BbLV K I "'0 smoke cleared away tho mutilated bodies
ml I were discovered,
BBbV H 3 Several other buildings were slightly damaged,
KBaV B I nnJ eyery window in the vicinity was broken.
BBjH m Jlttoy windows iu tho village were shattered
EBB I I
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Prize Cups
and
Trophies.
The Gortam Co., Silversmiths, have
constantly In stock, ready for Immediate
delivery, practically an unlimited variety
of Loving Cups, Punch Bowls, Pitchers,
Tankards, and Mugs, suitable is prizes for
all summer sports. Designs and estimates
furnished for special pieces at short notice,
Gorham Mfg. Co.
SUvenrattlu,
BROADWAT & 1BTH BT.
23 MAIDEN LANK.
DVBISS8S IH OK TII1B XESD.
M. a. Ban C: Depart aa laaTTaaMal An
Alans lb. Une.
R, G. Dun & Cc's weekly review of trad. Is
sued yesterday, says:
The retarding Influence of cold and unseason
able weather has passed. The gain In business
which in spite of It was seon a week ago has
become clearer to all. As no genulno Improve
ment evor begins with an uplifting of prices bo
fore tho producing forca has become fairly em
ployed, this docs not. and the buying of 7,000
bales Australian wool by one Boston house, and
100,000 tons pig Iron by a Wall street operator,
and advancing prices for stocks, are only proof
that tbo actual conditions are understood by
somo capable men. There is evidence of gradu
ally enlarging business In every Important de
partment, more establishments havo beon set at
work, and more hands nployed, and, while pru
dence still hinders speculative excesses, the
progress toward better things Is unchecked.
Reports from tho various cities this week show
a vory general progress and a continuing largo
distribution through retail trado.
Tho proof Is clearer, as It should be. In the In
dustrial than In tho trading field. Contracts
providing for consumption of 7,000,000 tons
iron ore hare already been made, 2,000,000
within the past fortnight. It Is believed, though
last year's contracts only terminated about two
months ago. Bessemer oro Is selling lower by
20 to 30 cents than at the outset, Blwablk at
2.25 against 82.65, but tho heavy demand
puts additional mines at work. The specu
lative purchase of 100,000 tons Southern
pig at C3.75 clears tho deck for a larger
business at better figures, and sales at Chicago
150,000 tons have been the largest for eighteen
months: Reaction after the sudden purchase of
60,000 tons Bessemer at Pittsburg leaves tbs
price 99.50 por ton. but tho heavy orders for
bars there and for 50,000 tons at Chicago,
mainly from implement makers, with orders for
many new buildings at the W est. one of magni
tude at Philadelphia and soveral at New York,
tho larger demand for plates and sheets, the
order for twenty-two miles of pipe, nnd tho pur
chases of steel rails which hat e startod the now
Jollet works with good orders, are far raoro Im
portant than the speculation In materials.
Coko production has Increased 2,500 tons,
nearly 2Hi per cent., without change In price
Tin Is stronger at 13.75 cents, and tho coppor
output In Mny, larger than In any other month
Ibis rear, has not yet lowered quotations, while
lead Is stronger. Boot and shoo factories not
only have largor orders, but some concessions on
boots mado a week ago can no longer be ob
tained. Shipments on old orders are gaining,
and though Bmaller than for five ears aro but 2
per cent, less than In June, 1802. More denllmrs
are reported In hemlock solo, oil grain and
split leathei, nnd, though quotations do not
alter, concessions formerly reported have
been reduced. Hides are stronger, 1.0 per
cent, at Cbtcagn, with the old report of scarcity.
Tbo demand for print cloths, for the first time
in many months, has exceeded tho week's pro
duction, nnd the price has risen a shade, while
prints and other grades of cotton goods are In
slightly better demand. There Is a more widely
distributed business In woollens than was ex
pected. Clothiers are buying, and, as they come
late, aro In haste. Some Eastern mills have been
in tbo market, but the hulk of the purchases of
wool hns again been by speculate o houses at
Boston, where almost ten million pounds wore
sold against 2.551.300 at New York and Phila
delphia. Western operators still pay more than
Eastern prices warrant.
In produce markets the year draws toward a
close with slightly stronger prices for corn,
owing to heavy foreign buying, and in cotton
owing' to a better foreign demand, notwith
standing moro encouraging crop reports. No
body can count bales in June, but the outlook is
so far favorable that few make large ventures
against the yield exceeding 0.000.000 bales.
Wheat was hoisted nearly 2 cents, but foil
about as much, closing a quarter higher for tha
week. In spito of reduced Western receipts and
Atlantic exports. Excellent reports from winter
wheal regions west of Ohio had much influence,
but still more the great but really unknown In
crease of spring wheat acreage with ex
ceptional prospects thus far. In two weeks of
June, Atlantic exports of wheat and flour have
been iqual to 4,977,053 bushels, against 0.210,
823 last year.
A remarkable roturn of foreign trado comes
for April, showing an excess of Imports over ex
ports of only $1,559,343, while net exports of
gold less ore were uboutS3.500.000. and of sil
ver $1,000,000. This was In spito of an lncreaso
of 31 per cent. In dutiable Imports and 54 per
cent. In customs receipts for the month. Ex
ports were 11,2 per cent. larger than last year,
and It is especially noteworthy that outside the
principal farm products tho exports increased
more than 10 per cent. BInco June 1 Imports
have not beon remarkably large, and the rush
seems to have passed. In nine weeks ondlng
with May imports wore over 47 per cent, larger
and exports 7 per cent, larger than last year.
But In two weeks of June Imports at New York
havo been 10 per cent, and exports 18 percent,
larger, w hlch, if continued through the month,
would moan a largo excess of exports.
Stocks have been so strong that cheap traders
are scarod. There Is a public, and when It buys
or sells the Street has not much power. In three
days purchases exceeded 750.000 shares, nnd
prices, after some weeks' rise, noil half a day's
reaLtlon on Wednesday, only to rlso again near
ly 75c per share on Thursday. Railroad earn
ings are encouraging. In Juno 0 per cent, larger
than last year, and only 4.1 per cent, less than In
1 892,and tonnage shows Improvement, especially
In west-bound Iron products, glass, sugar, ami
farm machinery. Failures In two weeks ending
Juno 10 were IP4.944.U53, against 3,908,814
last car, 9. 51.841 In the same weeks of 18115,
exclusive of the Cordairo failure for 9,ltJ0,000,
und Ij0.5fi0.025 In 1801. Manufacturing were
2,073.05(1, against 1.(116.071 last year, nnd
trading were 2, 1(12,0(17, against 2,242,641 lad
year. Failures for tho week havo been 1U8 in
Ibe United States, against 27U last year, and 30
In Canuda, aguinst 28 last year.
The Improvement In Iran.
Prrrsnuna, June 1 8. Evidences of a better
tone In the Iron and steel markets are plentiful
this week. Sales of pig Iron and ore have stimu
lated trado In nrlntis linos. There will be somo
big orders fur pine placed In tbo next few days.
Pig lrou and bllleti, whllo not showing any
better prices, are moving with more freedom in
the markets, lilgsulcsof bar Iron aro reported
in the West,
Maw Steel Bollrr Home ror tha Raw T.rk
Steam Company,
The Building Department granted a permit
yesterday for the Berlin Iron Bridge Company
to erect for the New York Steam Company a one
story steel boiler house 79 by 200 feet from
Fifty-ninth to blxtieth streets, at East River, at
a cost of $125,000.
An alteration permit was granted totheestate
ofJCbarles A. Baudoulne for $4,000 improve
ments to the (He-story iron and brick building
at 392 Broadway.
Cnleag. Drinking taa Baa.
CniCAOO, June 18. Chicago Is drlnklna; leu
beer than formerly. For tho first Are months of
this year 176,000 barrels less wars consumed
than in the same period last year. The saloons
are 050 fewer than a year ago. These facts were
brought out to-day ut the annual convention of
the several liquor dealers' organisations In Chi
cago. Resolutions were adopted amrmlng the
Jirlnclples of personal liberty and denouncing oil
awlessness.
IlHSlneae Trasblea.
The Knickerbocker Coal Company of Thirty
eighth street and First avenue has made an as
signment to Edward T. Paul. The liabilities
are said to be (17,000.
The O. II. Abbott Company, publishers at 18
As tor place, made an assignment yesterday to
George E. Doughty. The liabilities are 10,600.
Droaher, First & Co, (incorporated), butchers
of 770 First avenue, mado an assignment yes
terday to (leorgo Joseph.
woodbury ass-asr.
jroxz buz. xom a jtantxn ron no.
Brw Tarsi an Vreateheeter Wattr Caaavaar
ntstiat rar lt-On Btaaall Mast.
Louis Sherry, caterer, obtained by default a
judgment for 9738.80 against Dr. John D. Bis
sell in the City Court yesterday ss tho cost ot s
banquet, with court expenses added. The ban
quet woa given on Aug. 0, 1893. at tho Horses
White cottage, ot Elberon. to ths directors of
the New York..nd,Westchestr Water Com-
Eany. There Is a dispute as to who lsresponsl
lo for the dinner, and a motion win probably
ho mado to open tho default. Tho b 11 was
4I75.85, and was mado up of tbo following
items:
0 dinners
to bouumntsres. 10 oorsaces and flowers for
tablea. 71 00
Mtulo and expense, of tan musicians 14 p 00
88 quarts champagne 14 00
BO quarts Johannis ?2 "0
BOPcrfectoa 0
OOronoedoLeona..... 10 JO
9 boxes 81. C. clsarettea 0
OboxraKryptlaaritanltee. "
Express charges to Elberon 80
An action brought against the New York and
Westchester Water Company to recover the hill
was recently dlsmlssod. It is said that Dr. Die
sel! denies that he was anything more than a
guest at the dinner.
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25COaRySdlno. 10a20 76
SCOaRySdlno. 5 I 2 76
6COa.tobdSa. 064 33 764
CDul&IRIat... 00 0 75
6 094 12 75
1 100 22 70
6 1004'10 70
3 100'lOSoPof NHlitlOO
2 101 2StPSCHt..l31
GErlslitex 1124 2 8tPMa,MCBal07
3 Erie prior bds.. 91 1 BPftMa, MCS.1214
6 Kriral lien 8-41. 60 1 St P Us cn
2ETenn Ba 108 4a 100
1 108N 3 107
1 Eqnlt a ft F lstl 06 IStPHaJd. 121
13 Ft Worth 1st... 03 1 St LSFr 8a. 1 14
3 Fulton El 1st... 38 6 St Lft SFg Si. 100
1 Ft Wayne lit. .140 10 BtL ASF 4i.... 70
2 0aPaa lit B-0all8 2 70
1 Harlem lit. r.,1104 4SIP78-10 1354
32HockValBe.tr 72 4StPcon 137
6 724 1 StanRAT St.. 004
inTCdeb4a. 08 2 60
2IntftOtf!!t..llD 1 00
1 IntftOtN 8d.. 384 3 054
OEanPeon.tr.. 74 3 00
1 KaaATex 4a.. 83 6 66
1 834 0 65
17 83 lOBoR-wayBi.... 02
3 Kan Tex zdi. 01 6 02
1 01 36 02
20 01 2 Stl A O I i-S-41 64
1 01 12 044
lSLaeledaO 1st.. 08 1 St IVft T H dl02
4I.EWlit....H8 2TPlit8i. ... 00
17LANcn 103 10 01
lLcmN4i... B24'10 00
5 HBU 1 nnn.
lLehValoflVT 10 Tex PaeMla... 24
1st 084 10 244
1 Mo, K ft T of 24 24
Texaa5a 78 107 24
lManR'y4 04 32 24
2MetEUat 1204 80 25
1 MobftO litN.,118 6 Third At B1....1244
1 MftO litex 8iH2 5TxftNOenBi 06
12MobOgnl.... 68 7 004
2 08 3To1.BtI.ftEC
1 684 lit.tr 77
7 08 OCnPacBBa.tr. 104
13MoPaoen 804 1 V Pgea.CTN.101
16MllftI,n,Od..l34 2CnPaeBf.tr.. 03
44 NP prior 4a..,. 00 1 Ct RognU r... 814
8 80 5CnlonEllit.tr 76
31 00 lWablit 104
42NPae rnlBi... 60 7 10-1
14 67 00 1044
123 60 2 Wb Sit 704
3NorfftWen4a 73 5WritSh4a 100
2 74 1 100
4 f J Midland 1K118 1 6 Wn On Ba.. .. 004
7NVftSlitrBil03 1 WNVAPalitlOON
0 NYAHuiirol.. 734 7 WliCen lt, I r 33
2 744 6 Wllkea ft Ea lit 88
5 V Y AKut 2d.. 72 4, 87
ENTft STlit.,105 1 88
Total lalaa of railway bcnJi (par value), tl, 014,000,
RAILROAD AND OTHER RtlAREa.
Open- IHqK' ote- , Cloitno,
Sain. ng. til. tit. Kit, Atirit.
408(17 AmBR..1244 1254 123 1244 124
85AmSRpl004 108 1004
HSUOAmSM 10 11 10 11 114
flSBAmSMp 30 30 30 30 30
BOAmCabl 00 00 00 00 02
BBSOAmTob. 74 74 73 73 731,
100 A Ton ptl 004 1004 1064 100 108
110AmEx..ll2'4 112 112U111 114
SOOAmCOIl 144 144 14 14 14
840AmCOp 02 034 02 014 024
11040 Ateb.Tft
hFe.... 12 12 12 12 12
SOBS Atrh.Tft
8 Fa p. 24 24 23 23 23
lOOAArbpt 20 20 20 20 20
lOOTaltftO 11 11 n n 11
BdSOIlaySIO 124 13 12 12 12
1054 Dr'tllT 24 C14 24 24 24
IlCn O.1084 1084 1084 1084 100
too Can So.. 60 50 60 40 60
SOOCanPao, 01 01 614 014 62
UOOConlce. 31 32 31 31 32
SOOOIcepf. 81 82 81 81 82
lBOCapTrao 66 66 65 60 00
SOO Cent Pao 10 10 10 10 11
8T78ChnftO 17 18 17 17 17
18780 Chic Oaa 80 00 80 00 004
140 C. CO
blL... 24 24 24 24 244
lB70CftN WH0 110 110 110 110
19088 C.DftCj. 81 82 81 81 81
1884 CMftStP 70 70 784 78 78
848 CM ft St
J'pt-...la7 188 1374 137 138
7087C.RIftP 71 71 704 70 70
BlOColFneL 20 20 10 104 20
100 Col Oft I
Dev.. 1 1 1 1 1a
4B0C.IIYAT, E 3 24 2 2
1101 ConOaa,166 108 106 1674 108
tS7DIIud.lOS 108 108 107 108
100D.L4W162 162 162 162 166
lOODMftFD 0 0 0 84 0
.00 Erie UH 14 14 14 14 14
ISErlelitp 32 324 32 32 33
SOErleSdp 17 17 17 18 10
lOOtdlKI.,116 116U0116 117
wawii iTinSia ni iMaifwBaayuMiaB1 "in
tfeaa- asaaV Car. . CHibm
Sanaa. lam set, a W. AsaaA
fSIRrr O
pf-....107 107 107 106 107
10FPM. 10 10 10
lOOrtWAD
aa..... ass
UBoaeBKleo 33 88 88 33 88
SBoniCaat, 07 07 07 00 07
480 la Cot.. 7 8 7 8 8
BOO la Cap 27 28 27 67 28
400KPM. ,27 .20 .27
116LBAW 10 lo 16 IS 10
lOLXftWp 00 00 00 OS 00
SO Lad Op. 78 78 78 78 80
ISOLosftN. 00 60 40 40S 40
4T7BMaaCon 88 88 88 88 88
BOOMexltctf 1 1 1 1 1
800MTraolO0 110 100 100 110
lOOMIchCea 00 00 00 00 100
lOMftStL 10 10 IB 10 SO
tOCMAStl.
Mpf... 00 00 00 00 01
885MoPa.. 18 10 18 18 18
tOOMCsKftT 12 12 12 12 13
lteSM.Ka.Tp 31 31 30 30 31
10 MobftO 20 20 20 20 22
100 N Starch 0 6 6 6 0
MBONJCent 83 83 82 82 83
1SS0 NYCen10l 101 100 101 101
8:0NutLaad 28 28 28 28 28
BSNKLdp 00 00 00 06 00
4S0NorAm. 4 4 4 4 4
80NYft.VU.174 174 174 178 173
10 NY. Oft
BtLIp 07 07 07 07 70
1B8SNY3AW 0 10 0 0 10
104 NY. Sft
Wpf... 20 28 20 204 27
SJBNftWp 20 20V 20 20 30
lOBINorPae. 16 16 14 14 14
8188 N Pacp, 42 48 4E 42 42
850OntW 14 14 14 14 14
e;oOrRftN 20 21 20 21 22
445 O RAN p 64 64 64 64 66
200OrSL.wl 14 14 14 14 14
IBS rae Mall 20 20 20 20 20
880PhllR. 22 22 21 21 21
BIOS Phil ftR
litpf.. 40 47 40 40 40
1030 Phil ftR
Mpf... 27 27 27 27 27
lt8PnlPalC106 106 106 104 1064
180StLft8F 6 6 6 6 5 I
4109 tl LAS
Flit p. 40 60 40 60 60
100 Bt LftS
FSdp. 16 17 10 10 17
lOStLBWp 8 8 8 8 0
tOSOStPftO. 60 60 684 68 68
llOOStanRAT 0 0 64 64 6
COO 80 Pao.. 16 15 16 16 16
1488oRwy. 0 0 0 0 0
64SSoRyp. 20 20 28 28 28
lOTSUftOl 3 3 3 3 3
ieastJ&oi
litp... 30 41 80 40 40
BOlStJftOI
"p.. 12 12 12 12 124
7790 TC ft I.. 24 264 24 24 26
lSeOTcxPao. 10 10 10 10 10
4B18CnPae. 7 7 a 0 7
lOOCP.DftO 2 2 2 1 2
JOUSRub. 12 12 12 13 134
lSOCSRebp 01 01 61 01 63
I4BC8L-.. 8 8 8 7 8
lOSBUSLp- 60 60 68 68 68
SSSWabp.. 16 16 16 16 16
9444 WU Tel [phone]
SOOWftLE.
Ex dividend.
Total aaJaa. 246.870 aharaa.
BOSTON CLOStNO QUOTATIONS.
JIM. aard.j Bid. ,4H.
KoaftAIb.,212 iAmrUTel230 231
Boa ft Me... 100 ,WeitFJee.. 22 23
ChlcJeom 102 108 Boa ft Mon.,1284 120
ChlcJpf ..1064 106 calftHecla386 300
Kltchburzp 04 04 Osceola...,. 414 42
NewEngp. 014 iljuhicy M...10O 110
MexCent4i 60 70 'Tarn Mln... 1 10 120
OldC'olony.177 177BD0.1it6a 874
WEIUom. 84 844,BUO.d6a 744 76
Domln'nC 11 114'
IIIILADSXTTTIA CLOSING OCOTATIONS.
Bid. Artrd. Bid. Jllkfd.
Lehigh Tal. 274 C O Imp Co 74 74
PennRR... 62 63 WOLCo.. 45 40
CPRofl.. 16 17 ElBBrom. 1B 10
PhllaTrao. 70 70EI8Bpf... 10 20
Cnlon Traa 0 0f'H, LAPo 13 14
"PTC. 70 70PH.LPp 324 33
MetTrac.,.110 1 104i WelaOcona 10 17
CTotNJa 28 20 .WeliCpf.. 06
CTof.VJli 014 02 iBallTract 10 104
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid. .4ltd. Bid. A,trd.
SB"L"... 40 41 LSt"L"etfi 10 10
AmStrtx).. 26 26 jNYBlKult 49 50
CanalftD.. 66 60 JNChStRy.221 226
Chic Brew.. 7 8 iBt Stable C. 16
Cltrll'war.220 236 WCh8Ry 00 00
Dlam'dM .138 140 IMetWB.... 3 3
Lakes "L- 11 1 1
LATEST LONDOX QCOTATIONa.
Atehtion, aap 12NorfoIkft Wpf.n.. 304
Canadian Paclflo... 62 Northern Pacific pL 43
Chesapeake ft Ohio. 18'OBlarloft Writ..... 16
Krlaeon, aap 14iPnnjyvania. 64
Erie lit ff 34 Readlnf. lit a p.... 11
llllnoli Central 00'StPaul 80
Kaniaaft Txaa.... 12 South Railway 0
Lake Shore 176 (South Railway pf 20
LouUvlllaft Naab.. 61 ICnlon Pacific 7
New Yora Canlral. 103 Wabaihpt 15
Friday, June 18.
To-day's stock market did not fulfil the expec
tations aroused by yesterday's well-distributed
trading at advancing prices. The character of
yesterday's market evidently inspired a greater
degree of confidence than has existed hereto
fore, for there was a fresh demand for stocks,
principally from commission houses, that car
ried prices for practically all of the active
stocks to the highest figures yet recorded. Be
sides, London was a moderate buyer. After the
first hour, however, tho demand fell off and
tho market became narrow, a condition that en
couraged professional operators to resume their
efforts to control IL They succeeded In bring
ing about a moderate reaction during the mid
dlo ol the day, but the absence of any disturbing
news and of selling, except by local speculators.
Induced a repurchasing movement toward the
close that left the majority of stocks fractionally
above the lowest prices, Tho market can ac
curately be described as Irregular, with tho
bulk of tho business, which was on about
tho ssmo scale as yesterday, concentrated
In a few slocks, namely. Sugar Refining.
Chicago Clns, St. Paul, and Chicago, Burlington
und Qiilney. These four stocks supplied nearly
hulf of tho total transactions. Chicago das was
exceptionally strong, sold at tbo highest price
recorded for It, and closed nearly a point higher
than yesterday. Sugar Refining, which wnt
first In point of activity, made several fluctua
tions of a point and dually scored n fractional
net gain. The ouly otbor noteworthy uol ad
Vanto was tlint of - V cent. In Consolidated
Has. The market for tho entire gruup of local
gas securities was affected by unconfirmed re
ports of deals between two or more of the com
panies. Of tho less active shares Manhattan Hallway,
Missouri Pacific Western Union, Susquehnnna
ami Western, and ML Joseph and Grand Island
Orel preferred were axcopliomilty strong. Tho
net declines were, in tho main, unlmportnni, ex
cept that the selling of Union Pacific Indicated a
desire on the part of holders to avoid paying the
first installment ot the ejimem, which may bo
oallod in the near future, i'he strength of the
foiolgn exchange market, noted yesterday, has
resulted in a resumption of exports of specie
Tho shtpmonta to-morrow will aggregate 9350,
000, of w hlch tiSO,000 was withdrawn from the
Bub-Treasury to-day and is consigned to Berlin.
The remainder goes to Paris, it Is bcUored that
tho ultimate destination of sll ot this specie,
which Is shipped upon peremptory orders, is
Austria. It was announced that a Boston bank
ing house will ship $500,000 nuxt Tuesday, and
tho Indications are that local bankers will ship
about 1-2,500,000 on the same day. It appears
that English, French, and German bankers
prefer to pay a premium for gold in this
market for Austria rather than draw upon
their own holdings of the metal. In view of tha
probable crop requirements in Europe later in
the year, the drawers of exchango consider that
the present shipments of specie aro virtually
temporary loons. At the moment, however, tbo
supply of commercial bills Is light, and there Is
an active demand for exchange to remit interest
payment due abroad July 1, and aUo for letters
ot credit. Of news affecting stock values thero
Was v.ry littla, a circumstance that was, par-
haps, responsible for ths irresralsr ccmrss at
prices, for without freth developments to Influ
ence Its operations th.-specnUtlve element in
variably' become, restless and is disposed to
chango its position on ths market.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
as follows:
him 17. JtoM 1. Jm17. JamlB.
A.TSFe. 12 18 HorthAm.. 4 4
A.Tsr.p 23 23 NWcom.,.110 110
AmCotOU. 14 14KFaneom. 14 14
AmSlUf.,124 124 Kraopf... 42 42
AraTob.... 74 73 NT Oat. ..101 10 1
AmBpkt... 10 11 NJ Cant... b2 62
Canada So- 60 60 Omahaeom 60 68
CanPae.... 01 01OntW... 14 14
C.O.CftBtL 24 24 Pat Mall... 20 20
C.DkQ.... 81 81 Rocktilaad 70 70
Con Oaa..,. 1064 107 Readln-.... 21 21
CheeftO... 17 17 nead lltpf 40 40
Chic Oaa... 804 00 Kl Penm... 76 78
DelftUod.,107 108 St Paul p... 187 138
Erie 14 14SoR'way.. 0 0
QenKleo... 33 33 SuR'way p 28 CBS
Illinois Cen 07 07 StandRftT 0 6
Kan ft Tex. 12 12 Texas Pac.. 10 10
KanftTpt. 31 30TC,IR.- 244 E5
LouftNaih 40 40 Union Pao. 7 7
LEftWeit 14 1608Lath.. 8 8
ManhCon.. 87 8B4II' 3 talhp 68 68
Mich Cent.. 00 00Wobaihp.. 15 16
MoPaclRc.. 18 lB'VWUnTal.. 83 83
Nat Lead... 28 28W LE....
Ex dividend.
Government bonds Irreirulnr. Tho 4s of 1023
olosed M V cent, lower bid and tho 5s closed a
V cent, higher bid. ltallway nnd other bonds
strong. Tho featuro wero Brooklyn ltopld
TrnnsltSs, Colorado Midland lsts, t. r., Duluth
and Iron Hldge lsts, Kort Worth and Denver
City lsts, Hocking Vnllev 5s. t, r., Missouri Pa
cific consols, Itlo Grande Western lsts. Standard
Ilopo and Twine IK Atrhlson, Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line, and Texas Pacific issues.
Tho moro Important net advniiees wore In
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s, 3 V cent., to .
P0; Colorado Midland lsts, t. r.. . to CO;
IHUuth nnd Iron Illdgo lsts. 1 to 101: Fort
JJ orth and Denver Cltv lsts. 1, to 03; Mocking
Galley 6s, t. r., . to72; Missouri P.iiiflc ton
sols, 2. to P0: Northern Pacific prior 4s, . to
00, nnd general 3s, . to 5(1; Oregon Short
Line incomes, n. w. I., a, to 44, ami Union con
sols, L r., . to Hl; Rln Grande Western lsts,
m, to 70s, and Texas Paelfio 2ds, Vccnt., to
25. Standard Ropo and Twine Os declined 2 V
cent., to 05.
In bank slocks 2 shares ot Bank of Commerce
sold at 20.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
604r. Bar silver In London closed at 27d.
Mexican slher dollars were ouoted at 47c.
Kxporta to Europe to-morrow, 585,000 ounces.
Money on call, lai't V tent. Time money
Is firmer, especially for long periods. Quota
tions arc as follows: Ninety days, 2 V cent.;
four months. 24 V cent.; six months. 3 V cent.,
and eight months, 3a V cent, on good mixed
Stock txebango collateral. Commercial paper
quiet. Prime Indorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 3c)3 cent., choice and prime single
nsmes at 3s?4 V cent., and good names at 4a5
Wcent.
Sterling exchange continued strong, with a
further hardening in rates. Continental ex
change was firmer. Posted asking rates for
sterling. SH.HU4 for long bills and W.83 for de
mand. Actual rates nre: Long bills, 4.e6G I
fM-HOHi: stent drafts. $4.87r4.873. and cable
transfers, M.7-.. 44.47. Krancs are quoted
at 5.10H5.10 for long and 5.15fto.l5 for
short; relchamark6, 9505 3-10 for loner and
05 ll-10al)5 13-1(1 for short: guilders. 40 3-1&3
40 for long and 40340 7-10 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston 5
cents discount and par. Charleston Buying, par:
selling, in premium. Savannah Buv Ing. 1-16
off; selling, par: New Orleans -Bank. $1.50 pre
mium: commercial, 25 cents premium. San
Francisco Sight. 171! cents premium: tele
graph; 20 cents premium. St. Louis 35 cents
premium bid. 50 cents premium asked. Chicago
(Mi70 cents premium. Cincinnati Between
bank-s. 75 rents premium, and over counter. 75
cents premium.
The Imports nf dry goods for the week ending
to-day were $3.3S9.102,.sgainst f2.U54.327 last
week and 1,151,057 for the corresponding week
of last year. The unicunt marketed wan $3,07.
013. iu;ainst $2,390,455 last week and f 1.120,914
for the corresponding w cek of lait year.
The Rhode Island-Perkins Horse Shoe Com
pany has declared a quarterly dltldendofl V
cent, on Its preferred etock. payable Jul 15.
The Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Rail
road reports erois ernlngs for Mnyofr?304.
848. an Increase of S20.39U as compared with
the same month of last ear. and nel (5109,229,
an Incrrane of 549.370. For the eleven months
ending May 31 the gross earnings were 3.141.
172. a decrease of $265,960 as comiared with
the corresponding period of last year, and net
f 093.922, an increase of $25,360.
Jlrartttrrcfii reports 226 buslnes failures in
the United States during the week ending to
day, against 250 last week and 2(55 In tbe corre
sponding week last yer. R. G Dun A: Co. com
pute the liabilities of firms falling In the two
weeks ending Juno 10 at f4,944,053. against
Sa!HP3.314 In the corresponding period of last
year.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. SSSOO; interntl revenue. f489.94.
and miscellaneous. S260,67e), a total ot $1.2s9,
272. The disbursements were f771.0O0. an ex-cc-sof
receipts over expenditures of S51?.272.
The receipts of the fiscal year to date have
been 6329,008,753. and disbursements f35t.
965.141. an excess of expenditures over receipts
of f27.95U.3-S.
The net assets of the Treasury at the cloe of
business to-day, us o til dally computed, compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
June 1? Jve IB.
Onld coin and bullion 1H. -110,78.1 S1-11.43H.4J3
Mirer dollar and bullion S7.310.SUH V7.e7H,WR7
Cnlted States note! 82,303,070 .T2.3S6.S0i'
Other aaeta In excess ot
demand llahllltlt-a , S7.7SS.44S 7.032. S3
Available eafh halaDee.
Including gold balanee 1331,871,700 1S.11. 073.9(0
Sloney In London, 4 V cent. Rates of dis
count in open market for both short nnd three
months' bills. 15-161 V cent. Paris advices
quote 3 V cents at 103 francs 42s centimes.
Exchange on London, 25 franc 10; centimes.
The weekly statement of tho Imperial Bank of
Germany shows the following changes as com
pared with tbe previous account: Cash on hand
increased 20,720.000 marks, treasury notes in
creased 1.030,000 mark, other securities In
creased 2,700.000 marks, notes in circulation
decreased 19,120,000 marks.
Tho sales of mining slocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock nnd Petroleum Kxchange to
day were as follows:
Optn- nto- 7x- Clc
Salts. .Vain. ing. til. lit. ing.
1500 Rruniwick 06 .00 .08 .00
SOOCholIar 85 .65 .65 .85
lOOConCalftra.... 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.60
SOO Chrysolite 14 .14 ,1.1 .14
SOO Uale ft Norcrosa .75 .76 .76 .76
lOOLaeroue 13 .13 .13 13
EOOOpblr 70 .70 .70 .70
800 Pbarmaelit 10 .10 .10 10
400 l'ortlnml 70 .70 .70 .70
fOOStandard.. .. 1.46 1.60 1.46 1.60
COO Yellow Jaeket,. .20 .20 .20 .20
Total lalaa. 4.000 ibaraa.
003lMEi:CIAT. ro.VP.VD.
Friday. June 18. Giuis Wboat Spot was
quiet. Sales 13&.000 bush., including 120.000
ungraded spring on private terms for export.
Free on board nfioat: No. 1 Northern spring,
New York. 77c; do. Duluth, 77'ie.; No. 3 hard
winter, 7.'lo.; No. 2 do., 7le. Duluth received
to-day 54,975 btih., HKalul 204,71 lust jear;
Minneapolis 1 ll.:H. .ialntl 153,()(0; Chicago
4,1100. against 12,350; Milwaukee 15,(00,
against 24.700; Toledo 3,200, agtlust 4,200.
Detroit 331, against none hint oar. I'm urea
opened hie to "so. higher, but lost part of tula
and closed c. to :Vc. net ndvanco for tlud.iy,
Futuro sales 2,095,000 bush., as folloui,:
Lou
Ojtfhlng. Wjhtlt. X-owit. CI, urtg. Mol t.
June . . 734 13
July 71 71 74 74 74
(ept. . . 70 70 7(1 711 70U
Deo.. 7K 72 71 ?. 71
Horley Wsi tlrn but InirtlTe, N'ow reedlni;. i,
eot and frelKht t - llunlu, malting, 3ett4?c ai t j
quallt) llyi- Wl lr..n-r. Stair. fll4CV., ii.t
un-t freight. ,y. " Wiit.-rn, 30 4c., toitoni frelgli io
ruflAlu Coru bpot wim flrui bales 3i,00M ii:ia.
Ho mixed ou private term free on toard atlnat for
export. o. 2 mixed lu elevator, KlfVc. Z'uturts
di-ItutHl v., uut reoovere.1 this aed advanovd o.
Future salas 113,000 huih., ai followit
Latt
Optning. JTfyhnl. Lov4mU Cfoiln, fright
Tuna . . . . , ge iiw
July . . v SU i)U .! i-v.
AUX . . 80 90 110 10
Sept.. 31 81 81 81 81
Oats po wositeady. No. I whlta, 10c i rfo. n do.,
Il'ic i .So. 'J whlta. cllpuud, SdMo.i Mo a do.. S34c.
Un. x mixed. Je i .N'o fj do , oo.i rejected mixed,
i.lK.i do white. KSc.i !.'o. mlie d. delivered. :itlc..
track mixed, tssfii' c; track wblie, ierfSSc ru.
lures were tlrm. Palure udea tioue.
LtMl
Opining. IlltjIiHt. loutlt. Cloting. bight.
July . si t ;jt
Wheat was dull b.t nruier to-Ur. The Llveriuol
csblea ware higher early tu . la um . tie recetpu at
the Northwest vervllgut, and sliurd cuvcrad, while
tbore was a unall demanil her. fur foreign auoounl.
I one time priors rearb-d to I ait nlghl'a jloaln Da
nrei. I before the cloie prlot-a raliUd on repurtaof
a demand here for export. Tha vlitble aupply un
Monday UexitecWd toihowa dat-reaia of V.hou,ooo
to 11,000,000 Luah. I.ltirpool wlTaneed 41, to d.,
but reacted. Parla wu Irregular, belug e. lowe
to c higher Tha Northnettrn reeeli'ta .'tte
IC17 enm agalait V'i IL t irruk and 0161a.it nr.
Chlt-mto fnct-lveil 1 1 ran. aualntl 0 lust wrek and
7laateir Corn fluctu.tett within a ujrrnw range,
closing at aiinill net adanie for theday LlieriHMil
tleollutd d aftrr in earl udvauvi Chkatu re-celted-lfW
can, and exjt.ti ,1'.'3 to-iuormn Oati
were rcmlnaliy Arm Culrago rceelred 24 earn; th.
reelpta there to-iuorrow are eitlmated at 40 ojr.
Cbieagu, Juue Js. Wheat itarted at the call vrtea
because Llrerpool was up d. Tlnrewu atroakof
on. cast oaJuly selling of a desultory sort. Iks
ritaHiiii
eloaewaa fractionally over last fdaht, TbaBeetesv
berdtiooant was about ths gam. aalaal night. -"
4e. There was a claim from on. dlrsetioa that lbs
Liverpool advance was on rorerlng tn anticipa
tion of tb. Jublle. hoUdays next week. Tharj
was a fair oash demand i 70.000 bash, sola
hers. Toledo was np two eeou on easy..
Clo ranees were .null. lBO.OOO trash. Korth
weat recelpti were leas than halt of last year. There
continued more or leas talk about Voaday'satatl
tles, which are expected to be so bullish. Tha gen
eral trade was light. The Jnly aelllng atlll seemed to b .
by leaser bolder rather than by any Imports It longs.
Th. weather West continues favorable, thi very In
ths Northwest and West. Tn. Modern Uttltt MporU
aome dauiaco from exeeailte beat, but pr1,' ad
vlcea have nothler o ssy of that. Tbeiame tiwi
paper authority report, harvesting- about lo bev n tn
JIUiotirl and Kamai. For two days there has
been enough caih demand to steady price It
will have to kep np or the market will ti ttln.
Cornwaalrrgular,alt!ioughkplnRwtlhln very nar
row llmtti. There waa aome strength early on e lr
weather In thla vicinity, a break on selling, hlch
seemed to be hy some of tbe ltnor1ant Icdks arid
then a steady clmlog at last nlghl'i flgnrea lie -elpts
will be larger nxt week There Is an much 'alkof
rwluoed rate, on onrn from the West that thare may
be romsthlng In II. Caih people renerally expect
thois low rate, to cimi some tint. tbt lummer.
Although It was cooler Weal than It liai Iven. tbera
was plJty or rain, and corn all the weak haa had
Ideal eomiuiona. Oats were merely a scaJpingdeaL
keeping within range and doting ahoul where
they did lat night. They will yield If com doea. and
we arc looking for some corn decline.
Flock Was In fair demand and firm. Sales 11,300
bbU.
JJarrefa. SocHi.
Ibwlpt 7,S!n 17,428
Export! ,205 i.Wt
Winter tn bbli ! Boperflne. 12 f0at3s Ho. 1 extra,
13.83d 3.40i No. 1 aura. S.ftOs3 70: eliars.
!1.4(iJ.00t straight!, 8.7ua3.B0i patents, 3.K M
$4.13.
Cono Spot cotton here wa unchanged, wlihiale.
of 33 bales for export and 3K3 for iplnolng. Mid
dling upland! 7c, agaltut 7.c Iat rear .w
Orlians and Oulf Oc. agalnit 7'.-. last year Th
(southern ipot markets were unchanged. St. Loula
(old 1.017. New Orleana l.noo, fcarannah 803. Mobil.
30. Oalrentrn 4S. Auguita 41, and Norfolk trbalea.
Llrerpool wva uof-henged on tbe apjt. with aaJea of
13.000 bateai futurea tbere wtre unchanged tu 4
point hLrber. The LtTerpool spot talea for the week
were 71.000 bales. Including 50.000 American, aaralr.it
GO.OuOlait week, of which K8.O0O were American,
and 01,000 last year, tnrludliur 37 000 American!
stocki 1,031,000, including 8M.0 0 American,
aalDit I.U'H.COO last wek. cf which wr.'.OOO
were A ir er lean, and 1147,000 lu: year. In
cluding 7r"-.000 Am-rlcan. In Manchester there
wm more Inquiry for yaraa, but any advaoos atop,
bnilnesit cloths, orders at lovprl(-pa. The port re
ceipt! were nv ba'ei. agalnat 7,HS4 lait week and
1.034 lait year: total for the wetk 4. SOO, agalut
IV.2UI-laat week and 14.70S last jetr. Exp-irta from
tbe port to-day approximated 1S.OO0 balea. The
total lulerlor re- iple for the week were 4.079,
aitalnit 4,108 ut rtk and e.233 last year! thlp
mentt 14.343. axallilt 14,002 last week and 14.M51
lat year: itocka 74,6C2, against bl,4CS last week and
1I1.W75 lut year. New Orleans adTanid 3 to 3
points. Puiuree here opened unchanged to 2 points
hlgter, reacted, and declined 1 to if polnia. but ral led.
a ji cloaed firm at a nel advance of 4 to 5 points, with
salea of 44,800 balea. The future trading was as fol
low!: doting. flakes. Loicrs. Sale.
June 7.33i?.S 7.31 7.30 700
July ... 7 -1314714 7 83 7 28 3.300
Auguit 7.2Vrt7.3S 7.29 7.24 13,400
Beplember... 7.0547 08 7.04 7.00 4.000
October. . noes toi r. co e.i b.ooo
Notember... 6 SO 17 .& 0 1 8.700
December ..O.HBitO WO (1.S0 8 S3 7,800
January .8 0348 04 .2 0.17 1.700
February. . 7.00O7.01 7.00 7.00 1,800
There were no new developmenta In tha cotton mar
ket to-daj. The tra.l!iu( waa dull and ot a lo-al
aialplug nature The European newa waa bulllih,
but waa offael to a great extent by tbe f aTorable crop
newa from the fioutb. Howeer, prlooa advanced
allgbtlr InSurn'-ed hy the continued good spot de-
i taand in LlTeriHoL mere farorable rjorta from Idan-
1 cbeter. and aome bjylng for LlveriKKd aocount Tn.
receipt at the porta were tight, and the ipot marketa
tn lbl emirtnr were firm and fairly active. W arren-
ton N C Jane 12. "Cotton plant needi hot weather
and 1U t atowere to bring It up. Unlea the plant
makes rapid prvgreal tbe next ten dayi the crop will
ti a short one Commenced chopping May 24; Sn-
ihed7thlnat. Plant rery iman. no iquarea Stalk
dlea4ed. but abowing ilgniof recorery If not checked
I by lice, that are Jmt appearing. Weather haa been
too col for cotlau. Estimate crop avut two weeks
late Will not have a Moom lfore Oth or sth of
1 July Crop clean, but needing rain " Norfolk. Va..
I June 18. -Heporu recelTed lately from North Car-
Ilea (peak very boperully of cotton Plant U imalh
, but clean, well caltlrated. and unutuaJlv well fer-
I mixed Should tne farorabl. weather w. are now
having routlnue a few wpka, will advance rapidly.
and think mu?b of the lateneai will be overcome " ,
Corrxx Klo on the ipot waa nominal. No 7 7V-.
I Salfi 1 100 bazh Miracalbo and lu'l hair Cectral
l Amerloan on prlTate termi. Tbe tutare trading was
aa followa.
tale. JIlgKfit. Lovef. Ctoring.
January . . 500 7 JO 7 20 7.1137 0
Mtr-h 1.730 7 23 7 21 7.?0t7 S3
Jt-lj .. 1.230 7 03 7.05 7.007.05
Aoirnit .. 1.230 7 1'l 7 10 7.01-rt7 10
Sejtember. 1, "00 7 13 T 15 7 10.J7 15 '
fVtober .. 1.25l 7 13 7 13 7 107 13
D-teloU-r 1.730 7 13 7 13 7.107 13
Future here declined 5 point!, eloflng iteady after
aale of t,730 bar- Havre advan-ed f Hamburg
advanred pfp American vrarrb..m deltvenea ve
terdar ere 2.s tl J bac Amrlran r.ilble upplj of
Rrarll 734 -.V tar. again! 322.47(1 laatjear The
ret-elpti at Klovrtr- lO.ooo ba?it. Ntiother ner waa
reeele.l from Ilrazll There waa more dbipotllon to
sell than to buy to-diy. The receipt! at hlo and
banter ape expected to twlarre In the near fntore. i
NavaL&Toax Unchanged. Spirit! rurt-entlae. 37 ,
2v: common to good atrained rom. $1 78V !
81 75.
PcTaoLcm Crude certificates were unquoted here '
and In Oil City. Refined nn-hangrd I
nurblon-Lard ulet; prime. 33. Porkateadler '
but dull, men, 25sts 73. Tallow. 3 I-lft4.lr.
Rutter Creamery. Western. 14c- Egr State, fmh
fathered. 12c Chicago. Jnnels Th" volume of
trade In rrovUlom was ratter moderate, and. aiter a
little flrmntH early, the market lagxed on moderate
ocerlngi from I arkers and a leading local trader,
i lolng ;ulet at about Inside rricea. Tbe demand waa
llgfct exreptat the di-elloe. when aborts took lart of
the ofTerllyc. and there vraa fvme buylrg on out'de
oniera The very large bo movement daring the
fiut vrck ho& been the mut prominent influen-e.
Jtral receipts are expected next week i!70.000
estimated . aad If rralfred are likely to check mnr ad
vancing tendency for the pretest. The raAh demand i
wa only fair, not as gooi a on yeiterdav "
-.roK Ilaw more active and arm; OMeit, 3ct P8
tet. 3o ale. 1.150 ton ratucovado, St' test atSc
Refined flrzu and I lftc hlcht-r f or Xoi 0 acd IS.
CuiCAOO. June IS. The were to-day ' price:
La at
WTiraf .- Opertfno-. JIlgKttt. Ijcnrttt. Clanng. .Vlikl.
July 0 -, em,
Sept 85 63 4 t4 B4
lec..new 7 87 (! 67 6B
Con.
July 23V. 2J 84 gsv, gjt,
Sept 26L, 3n 25 28 28
lw 27 27 27 . .
titt
July 1 16 Iv, is 19
sept 1" 1 ls ie is
flrd.
Julv S 724 S 724 S.7 8.874 72
Sept 3 J 3 S3 S774 8 77 "24
Deo 3.00 8W S S7 8 074 8 02
Rtbi:
July 4 40 4 40 4 .1: 4 83 4.40
bept 4 47 4.474 4 874 4 40 4 47
ltrk:
July.. $7,324 87.884 17.374 7.40 $7.33
bept.. .7 874 7.874 7 47 7.47 7 eS
14ve Stock srlariret.
Nrw Yokx, Friday. June 10 Uecelpta of beeve
were 373 bead. In-lu ting 14 car to be wld. Market
ilo and easier. clos'Dg 10c. lower all around. All
sold. Native steers ioM at 84.MV3.13 loo
Hi . nxn and stags at $2 2fi-a$4 10; hnMa.
at $2 50U$.133. oini at $2.25-183. Pressed beef
stea.lv at 7i0e. a A for native sides. Cables from
British markets quot-- American eierm at 10v
JlKc. t1 ,divMe.i weight, remrerated beef at Si
hi-.c . sheep at 10-.lvc dressed we'gtit, Fxporta
to-day 200 bevel to-nuirrov, 000 beevea and 2.38
quarter of lef
Ueo-lpti of cjlve. all for the market. 437 headt
1, ion heal on sa'e all loll lull for a crate clos
ing weak for veali an I lower for buttermilk! About
100 heal unso' 1 ealiold at $t $. 73 too ,;
hiltteniltlks S3-4$.( -3. Weil ru ctlvea at $3 73t$4.
Ctty drvs&ed val lon at bil0. V I.
lu-cetpts of ilieep and lamha. alt for th market,
were U.343 h at s car on sale al told, bb-ep
drvifglng at wevW pr oei laml nu re acitve, but c
low r, except ftir prime. Anunilterof rarloayla werv
unsold at Hie tint! Mieep sold at S3.484 .10 v loo
i . one car of yearling at $4 33. lanitM t 8!h$3 10.
')ned milium, ;.oo V ., ureed lamb at 74
mil
Hivlr( of hoj were 2 snt head. Including P2
hi ad on sale. l.oitrnt $.1.1(5 $4 20,
Rent rlle rrlvale aale.
Pavll Stewart hoi soli for the rmst-Marx syndl.
ca'e tne hlo-. from. IPOmS. on tlieivait side of
Atl.lUbou avi'nile. r o I lH7lli In thMh I ret-1. a
builder for Init loif-nieut. Seven three ftori 1'Ulld
1111:1 will be erected al once, of whlcn r. a w ill fc
f-TIh street, ea- u .wtii a rronfarH or v feet, and
two will teen ire nwitur eao-i 17x03. Tlie north,
arn half of the plot win Ui sin party improved when
(he Ol-enlnil of leslti street Is computed.
Janns a. Austin n ive . dd for Slav. JUrx to James
Llvlugitolt Noi. 3.'0a 32-f. tnl uJ4 Writ 140th
trret. three three story and extension hrt. k and
itoui dwellings. 1111 t pint 43.l'' it atHiut 4h "UO
H part pur.nenl Mr I let cu in mvri 1 iio ,'i,3i
181, 00 tee west si la of ivinifnt itenui, 4 feat
north of lVKth street, al ahoi l, .n '0,
J Clareii'-e I'avie Co have sou for J. P, Large
a rlol intixtrxi, no tne oi t idle of lbpth rv.t,
100 f et vast of Welialer atantle, to H. C. 1 PI ck
lot ,3tloi), on (h snillh sl.le or iStiil. s(re , 130
f( eait of 1 mid ave.aie, nt 03 coo.
II Is reporieu that me sporioro estate has roll a
largo tract in Ibe Tuenty.tuird ward lot Scsn.oou,
Tbo peoperty lira betwren Cateuoiia Hiatin and I
Port Merrli. ei:en.!i.i.- from th fnjtnern liouie.
varJ lotheKound.
Uaudelosum A Lewlue have sold to a lira. Katfa
K01. 3 and 7 Heiier ilreot. iwn four nory front '
and rear bull. lut. on plot 30x100.
Waguer -v vi,ac hare am I tu a Mrs. i'.arson
So. 82 ivrsi Kintr nnh i..eet, a flv.-norr hnuis.
I7xutu(i. not jet nnlshi-a. '
lylnniu Prl't riort tne alls to P. W. Wollka
for Adslph Hill nun. or tne nve story do,l Is flit
rouns and ttorei. No. 0 Weil I3ttn nrret for
W3.000. '
Heal Kilate .urlltn nates.
At the llrosltvay aales-noni yesterday Peter P
lleyer Co, sol-t No. U,7 "A'ater nr-at 24.3x72
23,4x72 iOU'-alnry brlok stores an 1 lolls In J.mei
II, liamery for $13 enoi a'.o No. 2d Fast Twcntv.
larantn sirrer, tru leel weit of barond avenue, 3x
ON 11, flip story brl-k tenement, partliieu ail. to
John cl)30sl.l for2,IMI'l also No. bs Call I71it
ilresi. eoruit Park avenue. ISOxioo. unimproved
fnreeloaure sals, to tho plalutlft, Emily c. DltchslU
L. J. i'litlllpt Co. bav. sold No. SIS hart Fifty,
ntta tlras-t. I2J feet east Third aren.e, vuxloo o
four atorjjtiricg Imlliipg. foreclosure sale, to i'hi
plalnillt. AVlillini Huffman, fur M,000.;
Court t'alrudar Ilil. Hay.
Supremo Court Special Term Part II. Ex.psrt
matter.
surrogate's Court Chamber!. No day calendar.
For proniiB WUI of Christopher C. llallwtn at
lOtho A. al. '
Cliy Court AjhsIaI Tarta Matloaa,
wmkmmikwmmMimmA
flortgages for Sale.
A IarK number of tho .beat New York anl
Brooklyn mortgage constantly on hand.
821,(M)0,000. furnJahcd to !h veitors J-ir,
Ing tho yenr 1800.
TiTlE GUARANTeB
ahd TRUST COMPANY
f 14(J nronawny, N. Y.
nm 17fi Ilcmsen SU, Brooklyn,
onicon- j. E 08th gu & 7th ATp v
1 150 West 123th St, X. Y. '
CAPITAL $2,500,(XX
SURPLUS $2.00J,0()a,
Price, Mccormick & co
ktimbers N. V and I'hlla. Slock Cxchasgt.
72 DIIOAIMVAY,
orrrn ad w.vt run ot
100,000 Duluth St. Ry. 5 ? Consols,
Sivi&tn&i and 3attrt?:.
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST CO Is
134 nrni AVT-.
Branch Office, Cd Broadway. mW
New Tort, Jua. B. 1st;
The Board of Dtl actors have Ibis day dw-lars4 a
aeml-annual dividend of TUKXE PPH CENT froa)
cat suralus on tb. capital stock of this fjctur, H
payable Jo It 1, 1897. to aiockholder ot rr-rd ol bV
Jon. tl. 19-7. Trasafar bocki will rlota Jbm II,
18K7, UIF.X andreoMn July I. 187. H
rgED'K L. ELDBIIXIE. Becretary,
UAH XAULtcara aos tonrikiv.- H
111 WATER STREET. M
NEW TORE. June lBt6, 1ST.
At a meeting of the Board ot Director. hll tija
day. a qnsrterly dividend ot TWO PER CENT wsJ
declared on the Preferred Stock of tbe Company, un w
able July lit. J897. The transfer boot wuieltae at 1 Jk
o clock P. U Jon. f Sth. and reopen at 10 o'clcrx a.
kUJalytd.
DATTD TAUCAQE. Treaacrsr.
EAL ESTATZ TRC8T COBPAXT OP NEW TOR
80 NASSAU STREET. June 17, 1?K1
The Board of Trustee, hav. this day declaral a
aeml-anaoal dividend of thra. and one-naif per oeak
(8i percent), payable July 1, 1897.
Transfer books closvs Jon. SI. Io97. atSo'elooB
P. JL. and nopen Jnlr 1, 1897. at 10 o'clock A. XL
nXXKX W. BXIOHLET. aecrla7
XTITW ENOLAND LOAN ANB TBCBT CO 34 taaaai
i.v St, New York. Th Cfry-nlnth conaaczttTa
quarterly dlridand of ONE AND ONE-HALT PEQ
CXKT. baa been daclared ta; tb. dlneton of thii CoaW
pany, pajabl. Jttae Slat. 1097.
W. F. BABTLETT, Treaicrtx.
5fgal 15 eHtet,
"VT5W TORE 8CPREXE COURT.
XN APPELCATZ DtVISIOS. PIRST SEPASTXETrV
Ct THE MATTER of tb. Appacatloa ot the Erd ot
Rapid Trmnalt Railroad Ooramiaalonen for tb.
Ctty of Sew Tort for tb. Appointment of ttres
Cotnmiaslonera to determine wbetber a rapll
transit railway or railways In the said city for tie
convTvanc and transportatloa of persxmi txi
property aa oetermrrjed by .aid Doard ought to bs
constructed and operated.
Public notioe la hereby given that prmuaat to tha
prortpiuns cf Csapter S. of the Laws of 16vl, a. tt. d
acta amendatory thereof and aupplemcntary thereto. JU
the nnderalgnd Beard of Rapid Transit Rall-oai M"
Commlasioners for tb. C3ty of N.w Tork will apply to VM
.Term of tne Supreme Coon. Aptllale DIt-k-, Mt
Pint Department, to be held at th. Court R n.s H
of tbe Appellate DlvHtoo at No. Ill Pi'ts
: avenoe In the City of New Tork, ri Friday tM H
fi'tbdayof Jane. 1997, at on. o'clock In tbe arr MM
nr-on uf that day. or aa aoon tnereafier aa cocxsel na H
b beard, for the appointment vt three C47mmulra- H
era In tbe above entitled marter todeiermlDe ant --
Irl.afterdueber1ng.wbsrtbera rapid traxislt rail
way or railways In the sail dty for the convcyan. H
and transportation of persona and property, as d H
termlsed cy tne aatd Board ard set forth In the rs- H
lutlonsof tbe said Board alopted on tbe 14th day cf H
i January and 4thday of February. 1997. and also S--I H
forth In the report of the aaid Board made to tla H
Common Council of aald dty aad bea-lag da H
tbe 4th day of l-ebruary. 1M7. ocgbt te : H
constructed anl derated Tbe iaprs npua H
whtcb tbe aforvaald appllcatloa will be ma.le H
are. the petition ot the said Board of Rapid H
Transit Kxllroa-1 Commissioners for tbe Ctty of New H
ViM-fc. dated tbenddayof June, lf-97. and nmented
to tali Appellate Division on procuring the crde?
de'.cnatuigelcbt dallr newspapers published to tb.
dty of New York. In which notice of tbti application B
i ahall be civi n oad tbe papen annexed to and rvferred H
to tn said petition and aponaochaddltlceal amcavna IH
and pspers In addition aa may be presented so thai H
Coc-t utKn snch appUcaxloc A description of tha MM
nicies and general plan of construction of tbe said HB
railway or reways forms part of the aaid rvnolrrrlca H8
and of said rr-port of tbe said Board to the Common
Council of the Ctty of New York, eoplee of whlea arvs
Included among tbe laid paperi upon -which the said Hf
appUcaticn will be made Mm
Tb or ;ect of tttf aro-eaald appllcaxion Is to obtala W9
the apiioinlnxnt of Commlaslcners who shall deter H
m(n. after pabl- bcancr of tbe rartle Interested, Hj
whether men railroad ousrht to be oons-rneted aal Hj
operated, aad ahall report tbe evidence taken to sals HJ
Api-rltate Division, together with a report of tbetrd Hj
termination wbetber such roal oujcht to be cots H
tmced and operated, which report, if In favor of tbl H
constructlen and operation of inch road, aa this H
Board will ask that It ah ill be. shall, when confirmed
by said court, be taken In lieu of th consent cf th. Hj
propertv oner along the Uae of th. aaid ro.tea. H
Da-ed New Tork. June Mb. I v7. H
BOARIi OT RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COXSTa M
signers roR the cm or NEW TORK.
By A. E. ORB. Prasldasai H
LEWIS L. DELAFIELD. Secrrtaxy. Ek
PARSONS. SITEI-ARD Jt OGDEN. W
111 B-tsadwav, New Tork CXrjt H
TRACT. BOARDMAN' t PLATT.
S3 Wall Street. New York City. H
Attorneys to th Board H
public lotitftt. I
TOST OFFICE NOTICE. I
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as ehargta H
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Foreign m.ils for tbe week esdlag Jon. lfl, 1S.1.
wlUcl.ae 'PROMPTLY In all caea ax th deLa-ai fk
Post Office as follows. &
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Europe mail be directed "per LaCba-npagne
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ROPE, per steamship Berlin, via Southan-r -is
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Turkey. Fgypt, aad Rnth India ajil
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dam. via Rotterdam (letters must he 'rectal
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on Tueadayi take Printed Matter. Ac. fr
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iteamrrson Inurvlavs. and Cunanl V-n al
(lennau steamer , ui Saturdavstake j-unt iV,s
ter, Ac, for all countries for which they ar.- der
Used to carry mall
After tbe closing f the supplementary Tran.ansa.
th Mall! named above, add, tloaal up, me i'f
m til are opened on th,s pl.r of the au e-i a,
hnillsh. Ireucn. and iM-rrun teamer ' e
main o-u until vslitila Ten Minute, of I n i
. f sallli c n( ,t, Aiiir
MVlLs FOR SOUTH AND CENTR.VL AM a,
W'k.1 INHIEb, Ac. 1
SATl'lUI Y -Al fSO A M forHKAZH. peis-
ship dalileo. via P rnambueo, tiahli a--
Janeiro .tellers for Norta Uriill an I i
Counlr.es must l directed "prr u I
(0 l ..Ulip'enii-utarr lo s, -T
THOSUS ST CKOIX iJItViHi . i - .
W Mill 1I.VNHS. 1-er sl.-vm.b I lVlo-i
A' M vs.rp'i meotari I IJ . 1 t
1M.AVD. jFHKMtr, JACMFI and M . v -.
p.r st anisl In Alps, at 10 v M fir I ' ' .
COL'NTRU-s dlrr-i, .r tramhli ivi ,-p
1K0 . M. fort-VillT.-Hl iHUPAs I.
tv -,r.d M'CT.N, icr t ams'iip hrgursn. I
(er. for other ivaris of J4. ilcj o 1 for i"ul
! dlrecte.1 -per segut..in-a' a I t v
NiVmi'MILtMi -r team-ll livens' 1
IV )1 for BH.il ie sieamstiir. Ail -' "
iianiiMus. , Inter for t!hllrajlliiiiiili. J
IK-r stl".
8CNl.U.-Vt ;. A M for I'1UX11E0. per ilea
r-anto Ioii'.lno .Utter for other pari. .' v i ".
uiu.1 he .l.rK-nJ p r ' anto Do ninto
Italia for Vewfonndlail. by rail to Ilallfai ul
I thence I.) .teaimr. close at thl orn -e 1. si
e (Ul I' )l Malta ror MI.llelou. hy rail . 1' i,
ami fieu.-e liy sieauur. rlo.e at thliom.-e a .1
H 80 1 M. xlai's for Culsa close al Ihn I
imii al 7 A 51 , for forwarding bv rt.-am. r
inc Mondavs an I ThuriMlajs) frv'm Port 1- . a.
ia. Mills for Mrxhxi cm or rliu..1 unl. -clallj
addnofs.vl for dt.rau-h l.v stean r
this ortlcc dallv at s Hi) a il an I 1 I '
lltiglstetiM iiiJJlcUees at it .iop M irt-ri '
. . . IKANSPACIlll MA1U-,
Malls for China ai . I Japsn nieilatlr addr'sie.1 r
per i.ealuslllo lnirtia of Jjl'au f r 'in M r
veri, clo.o hero.lall) up to Juno II I. -it i . I -.
Mails for Australia except thoee for ' e' t f
tralla, which are forwarded Ma bur i v '
a!an.t. Havai H; and .siimiii i.Uu .
sieimsiilpMar n,a ifrom hjn Fran-is.o.
here dally un to Juus I1V al i I t '
11 A. II. aul (Jl) 1' ji (or ,, v,
at New ork of slraut.ulp 'uil.r'a 1
llrlllsli malt for Australia Mills ( (
China. J-.an aad Hawaii, i-er itea-nshiu "l" I t
HloJamlro from hu Fram-ls i.rl.u-li.r. 's '
up to June -111 ai l jiii p M Mails for lh - " t i
l.lan.ts. i-rililp Tropic Hlrd if nun Nan I rau.-ls , 1
close 'iere dillr upto Jun-K4 at i in P M ' .1 1
forChluaand Japan. pers(eamshli1iui ma f i I
7an.mii .-Ios here dally up to Jinn l.'T al '' 1
M MriUfo-A strap. ei. -epl WnstAillT-s
Ilswall ali'l FIJI Islands, i-rloamstilti Warn 1
ilrotii aiu-otler close hen. dally after June I I
and up to Jul) 1 t il :m p M Malls tor liana, 1
per sfeaniililn Australia (from Ran Vrancliok I
cloaobsredal'y upt.i July . atd-SO P 11 1
COrlN'LLIUri VAN COTT, Ptatffiaataa. 1
Puat OflWa, New Votk. N.Y,Jua li, AMt 1