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THE COURTS. A LOUD OUTCRY IS COURT. MRS. WILLIAM MEINIKE. VB HER f-BPA RATIOS, BHRIEK8 THAT THB WITNESS HBR BABY.

In -he suit for separation brought by Mary Jessie Meineke against her husband. William Christian Melneke. on trial before Judge Bookstaver. at tha Equity Term of the Court of Common Pleas. Mrs, Melneke was on the stand again yesterday.

She on with her testimony with comparative In? difference until she was asked about the baby twins, only seven weeks old wheal sha began ber suit. "Oh, tbose poor babies." she sobbed, as if ber Heart -would break. She at once became hysterical and her examination had to be suspended. She sallied In a few minutes, but again became hysteri? cal, so that lt became necessary to take ber a sec? ond time from tba stand. There was a dramatic scene In the course of the testimony of Katie Ledley.

who was In the employ or the Melnekea In December last, while they were living at Hrldge. She said that Mr. Meineke always treated wife kindly, but there waa no getting along her. She would bo "very nic? ene minute, and the next minute would be in a territlc frenzy." 'Among your other duties'" she waa asked on cross-examination, "you took care of tho baby?" "I did," was the calm reply. baby died, I believe, while In your care?" "It did." "She murdered my baby!" shouted Mrs.

Melneke. Janclnc to her feet. "Shs smothered the baby with a pillow, and she knows she did. Mrs Melneke out of court." said Judge Bookstaver to one of the officers. Mrs.

Meineke made no resistance, and was led gently out of tne a friend accomi-nnymg ber. "Now," s.vd Judi-- liookstaver, "this witness has been publicly accused of a crime. She must be given the same public opportunity to explain her connection willi the deatn of the plaintiff's child." The witness made ber explanation She paid she was awakened about 3 O'clock In the morning by the child's cries. She got up nnd attended to lt. Later tne child was fiann.1 to be dead.

The doctor and the Coroner both said that the child died from pneumonia. Louis Meineke, a brother of the defendant, testi? fied that he had heard Mrs M-lneke say that she kill her husband, He told of being present on one occasion when she tried to beat him with a heil slat; on another when she tried to beat him with a small club, and when she tried to poke his eyes out with an umbrella. Henry Hoesse isald be had heard Mrs. Melneke threaten to shoot her husband. The trial will be resumed this morn? ing.

A SUIT AGAINST AUGUST BELMONT CO. Miss Charlotta von Kuehnau. who ls contesting the will of Coroner Michael J. ll. Mespemer, alleg? ing that the will offered for probate by the dead man's brother.

Edward J. MS8SStr.Br, was not his last will, and alleging that jv a later will the bulk of the estate was bequeathed to ber. has also began a font against August Delmont A. the hankers, through which she peeks to recover IB.AM on bills of exchange duly Indorsed by Corner Messemer and assigned to her. The bills were arawa on the Kothschfids through Belmont and payment was refused by the Rothschilds on the reviuest of Edward J.

Messemer. Justice Andrews has de? cided thnt Edward J. Messemer should lnterplt-ad as defendant. COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR. Saratoga, M.

June is the Court of Appeals motion calendar continued for Tuesdav: Hom. til, Mfc. SM, BS, BK, IM, IS, -29, MS, BU, -3- and 837. COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY. Supreme.

Opart OSSJSISJ Supreme Before Ingrahnm. opens nt a. m. calendar calM at ll a m. Supreme O'Hrlen.

and fact: Nos, 1B42 1468 182, IBB6, 1881. 1433 BOD. VH. 108T, IsflS. 1488, H77, 1183, 14-1 SOTO unfinished.

Supreme Beach, J. Elex-at-d railroad oases. Clear Supreme III? Adjourned f.r the term. Circuit Andrews. to be sent from Part III for tria; Case unfinished.

Circuit for the term. Circuit re Lawrence. IBM. BBB 3010. Tttd, 1381, 4882, 4586, 80B6, l-SOH.

1V43, Ua.li. IBM. Case unrln Circuit Patterson. to be sent from Part III for Ulai. Caa- unfinished.

Supeelor DUSTS, 858, 901, IBB, 863, K38, SIB, Superior for the term. Superior for the term. Superior McAdam. J. 881, BABB.

Clear. Superior Court-Trial II and for the (erm. Surrogate's Arnold, calendar called at a rn Willa for probate: Mary A. Kaston, John O. Stevena, Oeorge Muller.

Christian S'ark, Robert A. Vepew. Bad. 10:30 a. m.

Patrick Lvons. Annie M. Kearns John Budden, at 2 p. Surrogate's tal Fitzgerald. No day calendar.

Common Bischoff. Jr No. 21. 'Tear Common until Wednes? day, June 1'7 Common Equity Ryakstaver, Noa IB 18, 88. 88, 48, ol.

BB, (U. tis. 88, Vj. o.t. 87.

Case unr.nlshed. Common Pleas-Trial Term-Part I-Before Paly. C. Nos. 588, 477.

1885, HM 7. p-Jy BBB, HIS, 1808, Bil. 871, 1564, 1170, 1881, 1643, 2B4B, 8003, n.v.i. 1463. ism.

1688, 1887, 1810, 1813 li'14 Clesr. Common Pryor, Causes to be sent from part I for trial Clear. Oosnm-ts) Uses Trial saul Monday. 2 City Van Wyck. tions.

City McCarthy. Noa lTllt. mei. 1888, 3870, 2-03, 3MD, 4231, 8, 117.. 23M, fABt, ui-, VII BUDS.

Case unfinished City Court-Trial Term-Part II-Before 3 Noe. 188-, in-a. 3848. 2333, 2354, 149-1. 1807.

2541. SUS, BSSi BIS drrar. City Court-Trial Term-Part III-Before Conlan. Nos. BBSS, IMT, 3088, 34BB, IDOL 2.VM.

Kmij, 2067, 2212. Case unfinished. City Curt-Trial Term-Part Ehrlich, C. Bhort causes: Noa. 4343.

4343. 408, 4313, 4137. 40WC. 4018, 4825. 4.V-S, 3247.

4883. 4384. 484f, 43(il. 4174. 4256.

430.. 4340. 4331. 4887. IMC.

Clear. REFEREES APPOINTED. Supreme Court. By Iairi-aham. J.

Matter of T. Oray. Matter of Cathedral T. Gray. Warsaw va Imperial Pine P.

J. NealU. By Andrews. J. Kuhn va Whalen.

Maddox va hn Judas A Common Pleaa. Uv Pryor, J. va Metropolitan Besltv Wilbur Larrem-rs. Superior Court. By Dag) I Bookman va Cannon-Lotus Haegecer.

Bv McAdam. J. Murphy va Jacobi. MCKIVER Al'l'OINTED. Supre-ne Coart By In-raham.

J. Vary L. Walter vs. William C. S.

Mc dulllan. Bx- Andrews, J. Matter of Peek-mot? Flailing W. va-th. Superior Court.

By Vuirri. Minna Fried va. Lilla C. St Heyer. on.

c. 8, BOBlssos sines ms nu nen. THE PRESBYTERY TAKES DECISIVE ACTION IN FAVOR OF THE NEW-YORK CONGREVATP iN. After several animated in which two Presbyterian churches have borne a conspicuous part, the affairs of the New-York Church, Sev enth-ave. and were placed upon a ratlsfactory basis yesterday by the Presbytery.

A special mr-etmg had been called In the Old Firm Church to discuss of re? lieving the fine property of this congrrgatl un from the mortgage of IlOO.uOO which threatened Its destruc? tion. With a heroism scarcely paralleled In tho his? tory of the Presbytery, Lr. Charles fl. Robinson as? sumed the pastorate of this struggling congregation two years ago. Without a cent of salary he areal Into this work all the force of an enthusiast, and with as much success as 1f his services were paid for at their full value.

AU the time, however, the heavy mortgage han barrier to the growth of the church. Yesterday the trustees of tho Presbytery sent a letter In which they said they had ascertained th it a loan could be affected upon the property of the Church, of the Sea and Land at Market and Henry Sta, and that they had taken steps to carry out the instructions of the Presbytery to rals-- fMMMBB hy a mortgage upon the downtown property, and apply the money in part payment upon the mortgage on the church in Harlem. To this favorable action the Church Extension Committee added the suggestion, through its chairman, Dr. John Hall, that the com totttee should pay the 11,275 interest due last Feb? ruary upon ths mortgage. The directed tbs committee to make the payment, and Dr.

Rob? inson went to Harlem last evening one of the hap? piest men In the city. The Presbytery received a report from W. R. Worral! and J. Mcwilliam relative to the condition of the East Harlem Church.

The of the pastor, Dr. J. Q. Patterson, was behind 11,293, and the church building )s only partly completed. The Presbytery directed the churches to take up a special collectlor next Sunday to be sent to the Church Extension Committee for the purpose of liquidating the debt due Dr.

Patterson, in addition to this formal action, several members of the Pres? bytery left bills and checks with a committee fdr the same purpose, amounting to more than 1250. Dr. James Ramsay, Dr. C. A.

Stoddard. Dr. lt. K. Sam? ple, R.

Jaffray, and W. R. Worral! were ap? pointed a. committee to report further upon the af? fairs of the church. Dr.

R. R. h. Dr. 8.

D. Alexander. Dr. J. C.

Bliss, James Yereance and C. M. Jet-up were appointed "to report a proper classification of the trustees of the Presbytery in reference to their terms of service, as required by the le.w of this State." The Rev. R. D.

Harlan was dismissed to the Presbytery ot Rochester, and the Robert Barbour was received from the Pres ytery of Troy. Tbe Presbytery adjourned till Octobss. INSPECTING A NEW OFFICE BUILDING. THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE COMPANY "HOWS VISITORS THROUGH ITS BIG The Postal Telegraph-Cable Company and the Commercial Cable Company, having -rot well set? tled lo the big new Postal Telegraph Building, No. 233 Broadway, at Murray-st Inst evening invited the officers of the Western Union Telegraph Com puny, the Metropolitan Telephone Company and tha press associations to inspect the new structure.

The Invitations were accepted by many who wandered over the great building between 6 and 10 p. m. Those who were familiar with the silence of electricity found the operating-room and the cellar the most intereftlng places to linger in. It was to be expected that a building which hus Just been finished would contain all the newest improvements, and the visitors found'everything up to their expectation and beyond lt. In Broadway have become familiar 'with the exterior of the Postal Telegraph Building, hut a tour of Inspection through reveals many features which would appeal to every one.

In the first place, the building, lt ls declared, has not foot of wm ste space Even ths alrahafl is used for a garhagt? elevator, running to the top lloor, which ls occupied bv lhe Hnr.lwar.- Club. This elevator runR only early in tlie morning, so that in working hours, lt shuts off no light. Tht building has Its own dynamos, nnd the In? terior ls simply Fltldde.l with electric lights The material Inside, ls of a light color, so that tlie hnlls ure never On such a as yesterday, the el? lar, although full of machinery, was 10 or ll de? al sea cooler than the surface of Broadway. The temperature down ther" ls kept low by steamptpes, with asbestos, ard by an ad? mirable system of ventilation. The elevators are of a new and Improved kind, being.

Indeed, the first mn.Ie the design. They are rt'ti by electricity. A new device I signalling ls used on them, that one presses the button Instead of shouting "up" or too late to stop the car. Among those present last evening were J. Van Every.

John Van Horne. Thomas V. Clark, A. S. Brov.n, A.

H. Brewer, William J. Holmes, William B. Somerville and ti. W.

C. Atkins. AXXITEBSAMT OP TIIK EVACUATION OP rill A DELPBIA. Philadelphia, June Pennsylvania Sons -of the Revolution celebrated the 116th annlv.r- irv of the British evacuation of this city. About 110 members and guests left here this a steamer and visited Fort 'Mlftlln.

Fort Delaware, Red Bank and BllUngsport, ail which punts have made historic by Ret Al each h's: irical papen of Interest, which I 11 been prepared for the occasion, were read This ls the first time that Evaruatli ri Day as ap plied to Philadelphia has celebrated. THE Ellie OF TT1F MOXT.irKS DK.iP. "King Pharaoh," or John Hannibal, as he was known In prlvnte life. last person known to have a right to the throne of the once mighty Montauk Nation of Indians, died at his home, In Krankiiavilie. Suffolk County, yesterday, at the age of eighty-seven years, lils was a full blooded Tn.di.in, ani through her he derived his title, "King Pharaoh." Mil.

WIM ATS KAY IX TUE TOMES Much of Erastus tlmo In Tombs yesterday was in the reception-room meeting his friends. Early In morning visitors began to arrive, and the War.len ordered bim bs brought from hi. to rei Mr. Wlman ls treated in the Tombs as ordinary prisoner, though the Warden permits him meet hi. whenever they Bul I ul.

th time, are constantly t. him I friends, and many other tokens of regard. Hts son was with him most of the time yester? day, sn i i. was ons his i ms-ln-law. An appeal has been preps his Staten island neighbors to Ingraham I gard the recommen lat! of the rey.

7.T waitixo rm: iiirm 1XTEREST Carthage. June ii Quincy Drainage Dis? trict, near Quincy, seres ol of which 16,000 ni-- said be Ihe finest In ths die West. The Commissioners ba sues of bonds, the first for 1100,000 snd the for 171,000, landowners began to default In payment of taxis, assessments, and holden began to uni i purchased all nt a discount snd lc. them Con? necticut, where he sue pe I. st least 1140,000 worth, including tho The holders are said t-.

be widows, or ph ai and or mechanics, vt. Invest 1n WO or ISM worth of hoi Tht Grave Distri I bonds scatter- i all i i necticut. and holders th.r.-..(. a eran.I tht Ubi r.ii inti rest. I make things irm legally be opened up Indiscriminately, and, holders have the law on their side ai I I owners have the land, will win ths 'ji the long run.

TIIK TRUT. TB CHICAOO Chlcar'V ls (Spacial) I I lay aia-ut .1 bushel, au! dosed v.ry top, July opensd si 1 between nt I. xx- i begun Pt-msgr t. wheal In Austi Hungary af I at fr its. All thr I Iher wera big tnd wi i ai I aa at open ng.

I nivk-1! willi i. ntfh i. staboard market I. I Cl L-ocal ahriria found lt bard In buy pi I Say when lt wai tt torre jaaaelLIJIty of lh. of the tor rom A I many bull, had been fiigntsntal I thi ot ih? eleval becoming Irregular.

When o.n (-KiolBtnienl ot ootnml I i they rush lo gel their lm-i r. ri Ir.ri*'* one In risible, l.l-a;.... than txpacta-d. 11.. haa r.v1 ruin lo pal ar.

being to tha drouth talk. Corn wrak or ratM tut Iw.an IQ -O'tnpathU" wl'h July pened sold Hnd 4Mb. hi. 1 .1 ted si ll'Vt oars. Th- eatitr.at- for waa seal Cl utsrs "05,000 w.

eldedly or. rum-, tl I their -arly lina ri became lo Strom and un! wera up a ont. "fliers la beginning to talk i a Julv PravlSloOl wars MCeedlnrly dull rnr.ir.* i paly cn'a. in lard lb in only inclined to easier, bul they ju.t about bald ateady by wheat, Th. ao.ixiu boga TuMday ll oou on tbs ourt i wheat I'uu July corn m-r: 4' Is, 41V MARKET.

Mlnn.apoll*. Jun'- ll Tbs bears h. til i bulls napping to day In the 2 ri a baal Fut. news of wss ths i rep rU I private leaving lh? now buah. Tho (tock la 103 bual 73 I making a lotal In Interior ITS.OU0 buah for lbs Issi Public rs in Mlnnaap 40,161 bush, makinf local H.J.'.?i huaii for week The total supply in Mlnn-apolli In ii.li.

min pri li bush, aqulnat 12,177,000 bush rear mr. a- ol In elevators a sgo bush, woul i lerl together nearly bush than ti thia leal yoar. closed Saturday tt.ia morning ld an Sepi mber lay t.7%. opened thia morning si sold np toe, snd at wheal 11 on wida Sdvanctag market fr ur. opening.

al of No 1 Sold at 62c, bul lo iirr.w Wheal of Bran and ihorts Ursa, 10 10 bulk; $11 ttl In Iio'nfll: market steady, market steady: No yellow, easier. No 3 42e: No held higher, dull: patents, ia 34.000 ihlpments, 86.SSJ KI'IbUT-AN PRODUCT MARKRT8. Jun- 18, 1:40 Beef In p-kj- demand; India ni-as dull BK a- at Sd, l'ork id demand; VVestern One, dull si HGa 3d; dull ht Hams In f.ilr demand; cut. abOUl 14 I'l lb, linn ut 4'li Od, lu good da-Otand; cut, about 2s to 10 lb, Hun at Ms; short rib, aboul 2- linn r.t 19s 'A. long dear middies, IS Tb, lirni nt fA, and thorl inid.iira.

linn at Us Sd; shoulden, about 12 to IS llrm nt in full- Am-Ttciiti and colored Heady nt sd "Tsilow rn po detnand; city steady si 24s Od. spirit, ut turpen tine in demand: nominal. Cot toni.1 Liver? pool steady ri 21a Rasla In romtnoa atcady st BS Sd. laird Bpol lt, d-rtnand; in no demand; prime Westsrn, dull Sss ld. WTbaal demand; No i red winter at ta ni.

in demand; Ht. Uouli fancy winter lit Hoot In In demand; stssdy ur al la luly steady AiiatiiKi -trady nt I lops ur London Haclflo Coa.1 la firm SI Rei Iptl wi.i-.it for UM Irial from Atlantic 10,000 nra; other (Jra. Receipts Atnerlrsn rn for nm. cotton maukkts. June -mist; mid.llu.tr.

"1 ll-10c; good awl and 144 l.al.-a, 1.77*. bales; I.i Lalee, Mt.a-k. l.t.4.11 l.r.l.-a Norfolk. Jun. IK- Cotton quiet; mlddllm- 7 lo-v mifldiing, ordinary.

MOc; nat receipts, l.fTS exports, ooastwiae. 1 s77 bales 1S.17H Sarsanah, June is Cotton dall; mi.i.nir.n ir mi.i dllnK, ordinary, un-: grow bales; noos: stock' l.itle*. Tc low middling, nrdlnan io. reeelpta SOI jus i UOO bates; bstes. KIUOI'KAN FINANCIAL MAIlKKTS 3W1 18' p' tot money an.l Jh" f-ewTork.

I'-nna, snd Ohio first lg; Canadian Pacific Er do rerond co-iatla, TO; Illlnoia Qatllral, fiSU kail. CTou.na;r New-Vork tra. 100; I'enniylvsnla. 0 Hm loan Caa! tral new 4 per cent honda. 7U Th" rate dltoount In market fe- both ahort ana three montha' bin.

trJZL I Per cent at Iranos for aocount, and on t.ljondon at 25 fraaos 17K csntlmes for THE MARKETS. TOTAL pkgs. 4 Cottoa, bales. 1,521 Cottonseed oil. S2f) Cottoneeed meal, bags Copper, i.hi*.

Copper, cakes. Baas. bMs. cases. 11.772 Flour, pkgs.3f..)"Hti buckwheat, bush.

975 1,21.1 Cornmeal, tinga. flisi Wheat, bush.257.500 Com. hush.4*0,-73 (mts. bush. NJ Malt, bush.

pass, bash LUM Hay, tons. 1.27:1 Struw, Preses, Hamp, bales. Hides, Hides Hops, balsa. 20 1.7 4S.1 ia MB IPT3 TO-DAY. New-Tork, June 18, 1 Leather, aides.

L-eid. pies. Spirits turp I'll" Rosin, bbla. Tar, I OU cake, pkgs. OH Vrd.

(ill. luh'ont'ft. IS. (tock, pkgs peanuts, I Pork. pMgs.

Beef, i Ciitmeats, pk-n. 1 Lard, Lard, begs. pirns. Speller, ple.ea. Htearlns, pkgs.

Tallow, pilga. pkgs. I nbsc hhda. Whiskey, bbls. CAPH UL'f-TATlONS.

Iron. No 1 foundri 113 No 2. iof(. ll ou fteel 3408 bullion. ID Cupper, lake ui-i Coffee.

No 7. Wheat, No 2 Minn pat tl. Corn, No 2 oats. No 2 mixed. Molasses prime I Lard, prime.

1 pork, mess. I ligar, srsaulsisd Beef, (umllv. tleef, hams. ll, dressed, Moth TslTow, J' lOSl. tin Ci tton, 3 80 IrTrfM.

IB, 12.4."? 430 2.7K"l 21 735 aaa L88I MB 1,881 1,888 17,878 4, aaa 8.111.1 1.171 1.143 IM 7 05 1.1 fjO M4 in BU l'': 3 75 HA'P. er, 077 1 8T.3T8 71.s i'orn. Pens, hour, l-'l il, bbla Hil l.iii.-s i Oil meal. Bl.a&O Lard, Ttl.4;i7.4.m Lar I TO-DAT. fleflned gala-410 itoneeed ,11.

inls. Utng oil, gals port, bbla. -11 4.tu", 1 Split I Rosin, Reef, lids. Beef, les. 421: ima tb.

m.i tb.MB I ll, irnls. I 350 BM 17.. 1.1 136 IO t.avi "heeee, tt. Wheat, hush Corn, bush hll-h Pens. Lush Heans, Lush 1 lu.

ur. sa. as ll 1' al 1, lah Feed, I' Hi an. Th. ir ai Ha pa bslea.

Al i 1 III. t-pirlts turp inls bbl EEK LY MW 876.0.-8 IS.M8 12 261 1 176 4 si 3.7-.. 83 san na 22.su 32s 7 EXPORTS, Pitch Tar. 1.1 I- 'rude psi mils. Bet ga iphtha gals.

gala. ti teed oil gala l.ub. Pork. M'la. bil Beef, toe 11 1 lb.

Lani irids. Rutter, he. LB 18 I arr. IBU 7 V---' .1 I 4.a, Tin: GENERAL MARKET REPORT, Nen Vort, June is. ISM i n--t loss li 3 to 4 j.

uv A 't an-l 7.14B7 IO 1 ne 1 lha ai han I vi, with he and the few dayi 1 1 rop Nea ttl Ile tca eflclal fall, which at I Us ma. 1 ia prove I p. 1 to che ema tu think and closing I yesr follow: Vi- Los Jun- 1 7 lng ret. I. 7 16 7 21 7 12 1 la, ll I SSI 7 11 7 ll I 1 1 I II I st 17.issi I2.u 311 isa 'r.

7. ai 1 iga Juna July ISO 18 IO IS 2.3UO lt 14 O) .4 14 13 14 o'. tr 1 13 BO If IO If. 2, iv 11 1 I 13 2.Ul tr ..1.730 13 80 13 1. The position Itranl coffee ll aa New Tort ii Ntw-ori Raith 1 k.

Bfo. all 1 r's iv. 114 New-Vol 1.,. ls ana delly, rles a 18.663 lalMa f. 308,114 There waa snolhet et day In tt.

tl a lite I of the quite steady on -sara IA- foi Rio No 7 spot. fal ri; icllvi note of ll AND MK The 1: 11 marti an inf 4 allh ugh the (he 1. anea Bot vi as ibbers wen pn whirl) were about ll OOO In eluding 11 pkga felly mille during the lust two Si 3 MMI 1 I mill winter patents ai 14 14.15 pan private lerrns; l.flOO straights 12 wi rleara elly mills f-'i 1 ll 2S0 ka ls. I. 1 180 1 la, 50 (12 1 ai Btu v.

milla 12 45a Ijrai KS) I -v milla I2BI2 10. 8.0UU bbls spring patents, I'i 7 lill. PUR M.irk'-t i ilel lalee, 2-Vt ni iRNMBAL Market linn, lue, 12 Vu; 12 HO. li.X'i MEAL Marl lilt. Il u3 ll ufl i.

I Mark id rb. ri ll. ft ad rn ll I i ottona.neal, li io i i. min) 1...1 oil m. i.l.

I ex. itu I. strong msrtsl ri ea advancing 2'ac during morning, with lo al trading. The sdvan Isrgely duyto tba both in the united Kingdom and on lbs Continent. There aral Bu -pe, 2 1'JS (MM) hush.

both publl. and private rabtea mentlonad fa i un i tthei iii pe foreign buying ssa ihe i snd brought In ro-ertng ot aiiorta in.d soma outalda doma buying. Tim opening was a lim- ii.ix nu. followed by funner risa, then a alight reaction, and then an upward movement pv en trading Ths tupi rise, busrsver, brought in iv I desi Belling bi people who wmt boms long Saturday, snd lhere v. aelling i.y i ans nf Hm buyers idite caMsa.

how. ever, confirm early strength abroad, Liverpool allow? ing fi lha i un Halurds-' pail wm hi.i.ei 0,0 i'd. aavance her Lal api bess r.ipi I than abeoad, fr after Mimi i.i',!,- lr, 11. waa reaction Tha from Wast eui hiv Bgtira In ii durtna the du). rvporta min.

all igh ii largs lion ot wheal country arith mn. li inn excepting thai ii may ehsrked buying Tbs bull clique al Chicago, la aald, waa i-ft iii- ri buy un advance -i'li ahowed fair de. eaee, and ina auppl) I.IOC,OOo bush. This together de i In tn- amount afloat, a reduction in stock. Mattara looked very auW os ilia Ba uatu-r abos! i a m.

when I. lats rama In from quoting Hint Maher. lo bush Btarted wlllrtwlad of rn.irki-t Kat Bm i nf Halurday. re acted, bul Ihs was unset (led al net advance i heavleai for months, amounting to B3.8M.0u0 'i i.a movement day shuwsd thal foreign iKititrht luring the rta igl excitedly in the afternoon and Hui waa ron Inn "ii rider, t.mirl ifoBt ah irta aeemi la Ls- a llquktallon Of short int.r.-I In rna lui Wheat, while fr.sli buylni pt" meei ind i ambsr de llieii.s xrli. lind lllilelll-l willi advance in Shippen hough) two 2 rad tunis, loads No hard winier ut le afloat; 2 loads i hard sprii.K on privsia terms and i I of spring, n.t epeclned on On Hi" July from fi iii 'I nlsdo ur nmi inert ai flrsl '-r ot sss from hui.

which iui? us sn thai crop were tl, rot mis being hsrvi-atsd under good r-ndlil-ns -Th- (or eorn opened) quiet, hui ii Utile um! Inlrlv early, Itnngth In wheat, the from ibe west Indicated gulle gaueril iain Ls let howsvsr, wasa rise in wiir-ru cum-, advanced quits ibarpty Imth hers (ind at tl." XX xx-ltli anne by traders. Ther however, appear bs grant deal tra-i- al Hie rlae. There a lli'le Increase un to i.nd li modsrstl U- In the vlilhle. SbOVI off settln-f the other, The late advance In wheal started huvliiic ft cm. hut In a short time the demand waa filled and selling up about lc ISSStSd, clos? ing quiet at net Cash corn waa firmly held, rioting qulot.

Balea Included 6,000 bulb No 2 st la atoraj 17,000 bush at Wac and under July ie livered. July closed at 18.000 buah over July. afloat, and H.OOO buah yellow corn at 2c over July took No 2 corn reported at 4'5j4oHc elevator; 87.000 und.r Julv delivered and 24,000 for et over July fob afloat making for export.OATS--The trade In early waa with, hem-ever, a fairly undertone to prlca-a. market developed conal.lorable weekne.s at Watt in the rntn. through the principal oat-productng ind fell off.

The. late In r-irn leveloped quite a Arm undertone In the market In 'lie nate w.re verv and the result una advance of for thc day, the belnu In thc near deliveries. Cnah ont. were ind higher; -ale. Included 10.faull buah No 2 at tn BOtMttle delivered; 30.000 buah No 2 at IIJHIV; 0,000 (mah No ,1 wlilta.

sn. OHO hu.li ir.rk trhlte, hn.l bush No .1 white it r.0V,c.MALT-Murker unernded Western. Bl fanndlan. nnijwr.c; alx-rowed. two-rowed.

dull; No 2 Milwaukee. 10967c; un-rrnded Weatem. r.lt'lTc. We fir rnmp.rl.on prices rf the pre day ar.d for the dr.te last year! Open- High- Ixiw- Cloe- Sm. Wheat: Ing.

eat. night, year. lune Ct Ol 72', fuly 04-V4 61 Hugii.t 65 62'-, tic. SM" -eptetnber -V'-'i-H tASi Oocotnhat cn1, f-u-i av. hine two, lulv 4'1-S C'S Mil .46 4'1 --Dtember 47 Uti 4-t 47 4S Oata, no lulv 4.1* 4-'4 4HVt 35 ai-4 letobsr.

8.1-4 do white: Bl lulv .41114 Bov. nt Interior polnta rn aat thr? omi) omitted. Hour wa: Flour. Wlir-at rn Onta. Rye Ballsy Ihlcago bi ll 2:11 ISO 1 7 Milwaukee 10 lu -1 2 11 ti 11 tn li 3:1 1 '-11 it I 1 In Minneapolis Oului 1 Indianapolis .1 Total! 3.14 BM I 7 from potnlSI "lu.

r.K. I 140 142 1 2 Milwaukee ll .1 117 -r I. 1 41 -1 2 1 Pi 1 7 Minneapolis 36 27 Duluth 1.6 Totals tSA 1ST I 2 Kew-Tors 4Vi s.i phis li 'I IS ll 10 7 ll 3 1 I ll New 4 I ItSll 41 BM MO l-l 1 nt Atlantis ports: S'ew-Tork 14 T.I la. in 2 2'-' r- I .3.1 IO ISO ti in ao.r.1 sad il June ld TM. 17.

Wheat, luah. S.S7I.43I Dec. ST.BflS 7.700.877 ORS MO 74H.P69 0 Ino, SO 1 123.314 21.331 tract Week's June ld, f-4. June 17. VI 2 ton burt 0,43 4 1 -Ml I.e.

1 otu B2o.il I 1 14. v. bu tt tu SSI Fi 41.141 ka: Wat a 1 'SI 1 '7 'M 2 -1 in IM non tl. 2 131.1 in We. 1 17 '09 ...1 1 3.117.000 1 2 I And a "1 1..

1 enid high li vim. I put 1. THO ll Iles KI'KIjTER Waa I arith I ft oal n. 13 T'." a. lat 1 104 bbli hers ls a rai ii ll Ij Il but 1 -u RIRII oil, A mer li an .1 berth market li nrm, lg iii il -1 2 4 1 la Sc, Ai '1 U'l lin n.

1 2. tt, lui 11. Ja, 1 I 30 ll ,1 ld; London Had; Olaag Brlai l' -i Ni Aniw. 1 iked Han 1 rK- pfgi f.u oro- gt kin, 1 1 Klr.r-1 ni la 1'uCa I r'-. a.

tl ur. i.i.-in- current ri ni ss oetro leum fr. 1 r- jut ii full linea ur- 1 if Hrltlrt casa lol I ti. ll. -1 pu.

neaw lo 1 niia-i Kingdom, Hrltl-li Hi ia 1 I Birken? head iteamei Kernsndlna lo Hamburg, Sd; iteamcr. 4X8 toni, augar, Hsgus io New rk. 1. ii r.u or lioston, ll, 12 or 1" American a'-nmer. lons, ruxir.

north io Ncw.T rk, Philadelphia 01 Rtajton, Il or 12.. iiiiniii steamer, 1,133 1 lams 1 il 12 of 13 Norwegian lurk 4.000 1 pel I. um, Nea 2s i'd. An I 8.la* bola naphtha, Philadelphia lu 2a Sd; Italian I pet I tum, ts 1 iiiiv. il--, chartered abroad; American 27.000 im Fork lo 1 m.

m.i-u iv achooner, 210 g. B. lo Car" -I- V. $1,300 sod iin-iaii voip, St Jobs, B. to -r Dublin, Iii 3d; BiiUah bark, Weet Bal to Bristol Channel, Brit lah sis, Si I n.

ll, lo Ifiet of l'uL sd; lii.liiiii bark, neala Bi Jin, to illIT, Norwegian lutit. io Cn.tad Klngd -ni. privnte bark, Cjuetx io 1, terms; British -lui-, r. iiu-: Buen si or snout IS; iiriiia-i srhonnrr, lumber, rt M. Buenos or Rosario, FttOMHM.

Brinah turk lumber, River in lt. lu Buenos Air.a or aarlo, $7 Ort; llrltlah lumber, St Jahn, lo uranada t-. brfg, Kavannah la New-Tork, 14-, Lute, coat, Philadelphia Portland, Bk; r.i.- nee, 1 si, Hoboken losRangnr, 00c; Fpnnlab alesmer, tw- ports Cuba to New-Vork, -r non, lo ll 12c; L.ik ip m. u.ia.i peti ileum, New rk Oermsn Hallie, Hpsnlsh ilesmer, lona s.n ITork 1 J.lv.-rp.- 1 PROVISIONS Marital generally Urtu, with a fair nile Market uno. aalea quoted st tis 0UO913 TB; family, 1, ahori rli-ar, lil.

mn prim. E-tatffia BEET Mnrk-t idy; family, fi" 11 men, packet, extra India miss. hams Marksl it ..11 uni, ni Chicago, IHlKMrlKI) Mnrk-t lOO-fb al -ali 1- ai 0 MEATS market quiet st for 10 lo it I fl, ooo 13 H. average. pickled market mm ut si pickled luu-ua, ut TAI.

loa Ing si bid. 4-s- HTEARINE Narkal dull si snd l.Aiu. Msrkei steadlar; tun les; old nt 7c. dosing at city, refined ki i- for Continent, and 7 wv for South America; ut upllnoa closed ut 7 Jul) aad 7 nominal for September RICE The market wbh in. ul.

Ii active lo-day, but fairly Steady ino.lina snd I. Ul-Mana, in ri lo ordinary. f'llr t-. fair, 2 1 1 prime, iSulS lo tatter, extrs head, j.ivu i-i Patna RangiMin. Aa in bond, Ht ta A lt- Tl- inirkei f.r rna- euioir ruled very finn on I- nf fol 2 ll f.r SI.

inua covsdoa iitnl 2 f'-r molasses auitiir. The 1, market Lilt inlet for mid Unchanged si it. foi lat and r.11 refining at ni. dull I l'jl lower, lil.li pula anl .1 Luali of Wt note tales 1,424 ima cantrtfugsl, Od ll OOSl sad 1.272 ban. n.

au.ur. IO lest, nt 2 7 ISc, snd rr.l*Ll 6,000 bag! BS teat, io Boston, si txae, coat and fr-'lgnt. and centrifugal. 00 tani i i fork, si Insursnca nnd reflnsd eusar la qulrl today, piice. wer.

marke.1 up ii.i*.-',<-, granulated quoted nt 4 .1 Ul i4V rnr.VTl.Y PRO0UC8 N.u-Y..rk. Jims lt, l-l'l UKANfi AN1? PBAI A L-l of Itt) Luna nfl -I TL- stsstner Scotia, la leta Friday with ia ker A good dsal of thl. ato.k wm e.il.1 to mri lt I If the market hold atra.lv fur awhile, lvun.a'lc marrow ur lum. willi cholreat m.irka K-rrJ-riill, hell itt $8. A few Mate medium at 12.

Ve. remain I'xrtortern had engaged aome of red kidney for thia (Task's but lt aa If will be light. Other kinds W's quota; Heans, inaxruw. cnoloa liar do medium. 12; do pea, $196; do i 40; Ap red klaney.

(2 7B; do turtle fl do yoTlow eye, do I'ma. Cell- I fornla ifJO-rbj, (2 209(2 28; du foreign, marrow. (2 li 50; do foreign, medium, ll 458(1 80; do foreign pea. il (tftfd 72U. green peas, bola ll OT'niWl do bags, ll io Scotch, ll 22H6H 25.

were very heavy, weather hot. and Iteming off, espectlng to aee tits market (till i lower. were unable to fcc lower ratea, of fully Sac were made all along the We quote: Creamery. State. Pennsylvania or Weatern, per tb.

do do eeiwnila. l.Vtfiac; do thirds, dalry, half firkin extras, 17c; do (eronda to firsts. do Welsh tubs, to flrats, dalry tuba, I 13c; Imitation ere amen-, firsts. ItSftlOV: do sac- I i onda dalry, llmts. do to Itsai.lc; tlrklrs.

to lA-ttt i 144c; do tuha. firrts io extraa. lilli 14c. do thirds to OMS, Old butter: Wealern I dalry or tartary CHEESE- orders were verj- moderate, nrti xvith I I I.ir..-.. and unfiix orable (or lidding stock the market weakened a Hf Ie.

The heat had gui Into m-iny i rhtr and besides lander tbs surface i quite Buyers conns took advantage of tha cn- i dillon of the nnl prices lind to t.e cut quire 1 sharply OD some lota Part skims were also easier, and I was -nid' In small size full cream, vltii sales very eicsptlonal. Canton cn Saturday said at ul Watertown 8,000 loxes at r-V Liven.i cable, f's. quote; State factory, full cream, large size, colored or xvblte, fancy, per do good prime, do common to fair, 'V emull s.z-.. fancy, bHtfMtc; common to BVic: par- iklma chol 89614c; oom mon to prims, full aklma, arrivals with hot weather I and a very tra.le have niven th- market a ti ne Averaga Westers are yulte urgen'ly at IM SBd to A few special marks of fancy Michigan held a small fraction higher, hut without Important W's quote; Jersey, per doz, 13914c; Pennsylvania. ISBlBHc; Western, do in? ferior, per case.

(2 KUI Hf- PsaC-SS scarce and Inquired for. Pouthem plums 'lull A few fancy Niagara grap-a from Florida britni pood t'lierriea dull anl low. BtrSW. I.errlei ir. rer) vu iv and hail iv prices Blackberries easter, il sea es an I firm Bsspbenii lower under receipt, and genersllj poor condition, Watsrjnel ns larger aupply and i Musks ll a lily hen of quality.

Wa quote: Peaches r.n,um. per 139? Southern, wild goose, per three to bosh crsl rfl Florida XUr.nr,. 14-tb BiQBi SO; -h-r p.i itrawhsrrlea fancy varieties, per quart, 10914c; ordinary, ttftte; blackberries, larga per cultivated, 1 do wild, do blackcap, 894c; g.s.s per u.u_rr, i.v per IOU, muskmelons t-r i.i i crate, t. KR CITS- DRIED No demand beyond tbs small current of lobbing trade, but ItOCU are very light and values held in Wm iu ile Applet evaporated, fsney, per lb, do, ur prime, lldl.t,-, .1.. sun driel.

North Carolina, do, 898c: do, r-s and skins, peaches evsporated, peeled, i.eiaware, do. aun dried, North Carolina SfflOHc; do, forntn, 1U rus; berries, evaporated, do, dried, l't'ii'-'v. cherries, l2012Vic; apricota, prunes, ns OglOc. MOPS Bualnsaa ls still very narrow limits, and I hera i. raitu-r a weak undertone to the martel prices are quotably changed.

Wa Btate, per Ih. do, nvn to fair, tciii-. Pacific Coast, 1888, 15c; do, prime, D9t4c; yearllnga lld olds, 4 .7 I With three rsrloads of Western freight stock In la nsldersbU lota In dealers hands fr prevloua reeelpta th' nmrke. was unlmi Trade from opening to llnl.h, uni li wa. difficult lo sall Wa quote Spring prime, largs, I8c: do, fair to good, 14916c; to 1191.1c; I la, roosters.

Bc; irk 7c. r.s. I cal, par I I Weatern, vu pair, 75 VI 12; per pair, 2 DR ESS) ED very Hula lemand -day, and msrtet weak slih a liberal supply. SI I flo i of a clearance Spring ivored by bot weather, arv! are a-lllni; fair: at Head) pel ea (lld Irs dull, Turkeys quiet, We qu Turkeys, rer Ih. 606c: fowls.

7' spring ch! 'ri-ns. 2 xve.i.m dry picked, 30934c; scalded, pg leland. 16. do, Eaaten pei fl 509(2 MW ANU STRAW I) md fslr I qusllttes, bul li dull Wa quote: Hay. mo mil lover, no isle; long SI ASH VEOETARLEfl i of nea pots r.

ot si j- i ming in le mano i fairly aci ihow Imp. nun' tu- m-nt. and mora than nominal Ba anl lg il chi ve. ul are Inferior i len'y and dull. srrir-k beans glut an I veiling verj 1 ar st mostly inferior such eatremel: We potstoei new.

No 1, per bl fi 259(1 BO; do old, p-r ns, Egyptian, per hag. 12 do Eastern il baskst, tl .1 ii tf-i'i 60 -parai bun hes, li. Charleston, ba.ke?. ll 2- rv. Tare iges.

Jerrey, -i rhsrn, per bbl Hull green 1- is Inr. 51. beana, r-r 10975. C. do Fl 1 turnips, wi.ile.

PJU 1 uv STOCK MARKETS. WSBKLT RECBIPTS, New-T rt, June ia. IBM. ll ga 4.sd is 1.2*0 is.vj- 1.827 4.771 lat III 1.887 MU IM City. an R.

Ii ken 1 vs .14.804 171 week.p.-a.*, 17.1 10,681 Ql'OTATIONa OF BEEVES. 1 me Hum. rs sg WEEKLY BHIPMENTB, I. ra 47 isrt. is MO 83,888 ti v.

.18 ll il, 2-9M 50 11. ll Hil Ooldsmlth. Sa Bul M. Void -t 1 in. kS-n.

Ba Run lb'gr. 8 a sii I A B'l Ba Col Qre. of I.1\-a te-et 8 4'J-I 150 4.M 2x6 -1 265 1 .1 ISO 1 18 IB 1.7'...! 16 156 B61 so; llSl, 1,462 I'S' 8.4-0 2.24U 1 BOO la. I.Ml l's. 1 74t) 4." 1 Murrla L.

8. I is: 4 111 we-k Roaton, do. we-k 4.11.J week 1 'fl dO. --'S London I.U.-rr; ol 1.7-7 To Uris'. I.

4sii It-ill l's) ireellley. 2 Antwen l.iraj 1 ml lm) To Havre Mo To Uertuuda an! xx-at Indies. 4.1 ls for all ports.l.-. 21.840 8.76| pa lusr week l.i..; 26,638 1.46J BEE, EB eli rr taro daya 183 1 sra 1 178 R- fr; iiaughterera' uas, 138 cars (or shipment and in dresssd snd 41 can ia 1 told waa transacted aa ism, I nra ot th- Ai-ar. ur ii Injuring any labia nxtenl The mark-' 1 1 -x eedlngly a er; draggi mill Til ig 1 iii.i 1 u-re re lived, when a demand sas and lhere as a ree iver) in price l-intc firm Ihe class, and all the tak-n.

rn mon to nat Ivs steers told ai 18 per loo lb and a-rn do, al BU ($4 BS; 1 aver at ossn un I s'aKs. a) 5.1 100(4; at CitiA St tl 13 City si at ox. per J'rlvriv tabla advl live iowei pur th. weight, snd refrtgeran 1 si B9Ba rt. Shipments to-ds) 487 for J.

Bhamberg a Bon; 44.1 head for M. liol I- ti. href for Mirrie, and 1,000 iheep for Bherman; also tiie 1. city, 163 cattle f.r Ooldsmlth and 1,000 Morrie. To-mon-a-a ihs spurn e.iiiui!> bstwesn ll Bnsrman and M.

Uol.Umlth, s.ii-s-.sherman Culver: 22 Chicago stcra, 1388 lb, at (4 ls vue tl so th. ut MB 17 60 1386 at 4 do, 1142 th. lifo th. ai nt st do, al 1480; 18 do, al 1440; 42 do, 114.1 lb, at (4 caster County, 1211I Ih ut f-4 20. ll cowa W2 al (12 no.

1 lull. 1.14" rn fr XX IH 18-8 lb, at $4 7:. McPherson -xi Co 8 Illinois 14011 tb averai-e. at (I S5 MO ii do, I IBO J) 45, 8 do, 1004 at 1480; lu do, 1157 lb, al 14 10; IS do, 1133 th. at JV lo.

Ifi do, I14'? rt), ut 14. 15 K.ntu.kv do, 1301 lb, at 1408; do, 1227 lh. al fi 4.1 lo do, 1341 al (4 to. ls do, tli. at (4 80; do, UM ai xi do, 1126 al (4.

1 cow, al 12 80; 13 do, B8I lb. at I. so do, at do, BOO lb, at (1 80; 1 bull, BIO lt. al 12 80 Sanders: ll Ohio e'eei-s. 1C20 at $4 75; 21 da.

lt. ni 14 SO; 2 dO, lh. at (I 2 .1 USO lb, at (4 3'. lt Kentucky do, limo ut fl 12 Vlrelnla io, USB lb at 14 17 d'. 1421 at (4 65; 17 Kentucky and at (4.

ls do. 1234 tb, al 77. 12 oxen tb. al (3 I) cows, tb nt lu Ifi do, 1138 rt-. (8 BB; ma lb.

ut 73 lull. ir liliii at 82 40918 78 Oui -ii, fli ls cir. ago 1.1.111 rb. nt ll 7 do, ln-7 ai Hil: do 1 ld- al $4 fi5. 17 do, 1822 rt.

ai if iv 17 do, 1886 lb. at ll 55. 12 de, 1 ..1 il 1 isi, at do. IITO at (4 li do, 1170 II. .,1 14 65; Ul I40B al ri IV lo, ld do, 11--1 SI ll rn is do, 1271 ut (1 4H; 17 da 1208 rt- si 14 28; lo, 1 lb.

al 8438. on Bl Chicago 7ss ,,1 7-s rt. do, 880 at 20. 1 tull, mai rb. ai ny Mlt.t'lt COWA BecelptS, 14 head, marltet itesd; Newton ft Co 7 calves Include! f.

,1 head Bherman Culver, cows at 887 809142 each. CALVEB Receipts, 4.328 head, sll St Mar? ket alow nmi prices fully lower at the opening, while lat- Miss at a reduction In manx Ku buttermilk calves sold ur (3 78; I. prime i-iils at (3 504184 73; and extui tn (4 83988; culla at f.i pens nearly cleared Di. -sse, ca slow at B(V7c for coun'ry dressed veals; dresse.1: for little caivsa sad dr. nacl Bhippets over nil reads aaa ensign by rsgulsi railroad raut-s, nun the im iiurunci- ihat their ahlpinenta will be forwardsd tn Slx lleth-et Wlthoul etlra charge urlalnK fr.

Ihe destine lion at sex City or Hie calf Ha I ei judd av Co; 4i vals. ii. avsrags, ut (3 1,. 100 47 do. 141 at 14 8314; 7H do, ar 142 rb.

al SI 184 do, I'', ai 14 35; 177 mixed u. ut IB .1 141 ul (3 25; 11 culls, 145 ut IV I fed ealVSS. lb. at Cl Sn.Hider, x.uls. 1.13 th.

at 14 121 do, 14.1 rt. ni 14 137 lb, 1480 ta do, 188 Tb. al (4 25: buiterniltk calvss, 143 tt. I iiuiieiii.c 1. a iioiua.

tao vesta 15" ai ms 146 rt. ni .175 lill do, 133 lb, St h-1 mixed calves, irm rt. ai do, lb. at H. 13 poor rasla 'b.

nt 13 calves, 122 lb. nt (2 75; 70 do. 11:: n. al 60 do, Ms al 25. Hums A Mullen: Mo IBO at 18; 158 do.

137 tr, ut ni 7:. sa Un rt. ai 88 do, 144 nt 14 60; 1.17 do, 117 rb. tv 14 BO; ms do. al fl IS; culla lb, ut Cl.

BB calx-s, 14D tb. nt 13 U5 do, 180 at (2 50. Jelllffe. Wright Co Ml 131 tV. al (4 50; 1.18 IIS lb.

ut 12 do, HS tb ut (3 25. int 15 veals. 1M tb, al (4 h7H; 78 do. 14.1 rb. at (4 75: (1 culla 15.1 lb.

at (3. P. Nelson: 83 160 tb, at (4 SDaj; 27 do. 132 i8SVa; 7S do. 131 lb.

at culla, 130 tt. at 14 lb. at (4 75; 74 do. 134 tb. at 141 MfiO'31-a, IW lb.

at (4 23, 6 rod 14ft rb. at S3- Sa Mcl'herncn A were, taxed to thSlr full capacity' ia. barely c.mnvn La, ant tu at SOM! 14; poor to prime lamb. mutt. nw.Vk gjSS '--WM Itv-ried Umba at ooaSXmJS.

stock n. J-aWrCKy wm TL ferred to Six.loth... It traST uckj do. rb. 84 120 rn tA Vt; 03 do, ir, 4 i- i st a 18 do.

Oi lb, il 12150 d0' Newton 24" VirglnL, 72 ir, lo. 01 rb, at 041 il 14 28; DO do, 88 lb si 14; IS BS rt, ut Uririnu iheep Bt lb si ISS7H 2o- s. Judd ISO Kentucky Iambi 1... SI 120 do. lb, lt "OJ Kentucky ahe.p.

1..2 lb, nt 128 fe Sm .1 ul- rh. at at M. igo a if fe80i Wilkerson Ibenaaa: 22s KsMneky laasas, Harrlr.tton: 212 K'ntu'ky rv, to, BS si $4 MS do, m. nt 18 90: 278 4. MOO; MO do, BO Pb, et IO; 232 ntucky Sh? Oft M23; 40 da 7s il.

ai OS; 22 db, si 0200 p' 7' -I llallent.erk ft lb Ills: SB ti B2-4-; BM yenrllnga, fe 9 54 ii do ni ai 14; I il ur rb it na for OH kaaa-k. ld at West nnd 26- 1 Market lOOIBo lower, a' 7 Sales s. 23 Stats boga 128 tb, a- ls'Tu, 1 da 2hi rb, si to iv Hum- iv Mullen: 20 Stats 1. 201 rb at sa. SOO tb, at ''a OTHER MARK KT? BT nuffalo.

2i tt uri bead; 1 tai fr thui far I time la-' 11 comigned through lal lead; Mew-York, 2.000 bead: on isle 8.400 kal opened dull sn low. 1 fully to good. and nu r. rruLi ind cow atulT market very -Th uni ld; 11 wai worst vp kUers, 14 50 SI 14 Sat rmr to medium. 40; light snd er and 12 7'- fl RUB $2 75; bu IS, F-Al f.F.

fresh SS per lower; llghl 24 houri I0.BU) heal; 83 NCO head; I nalgned through, head to 12,200 head; oa mia, 15.000 hesd: market i-en-d ind xi ml twilit no i fl $3683 50 sr- .1 1.200 head; fi tims lue? week, 22.1.O0 I roneh 1 KOO load, to New-Tork, 1,300 --rruL-aV with half 1 mlsed iheep ll-cht wethers, exports U20 fbi, ring IkSta ttaS 29 L'ni St ck Tarda Chi igo, Juna 18 13.300 head, Market drong. Common to extra steers. and 12 80 --nu 7... ce I ves. 2' I head choice 1 7--- -1 Ight.

14 454)04 75; fl 1 1...1 head 1 Inferior to ch. lltXaO 13 SO; ts 50, St. 1. ila Cattle R. aipta rs bow 12 'esas iteers 12 pta 2.225 heal Market 1 fi 1 OD, $4 Toa 14 light, li eipts.

head Market dull; ru Tea ti 1 Mberty, June tl good common; prime. $4 70; coed. 40tl4 50; good 25; rough fat. li soi OO; r.ilr York. wa Mt 14 50.

13 0O; ir Jgof Jj io -i vi. TIIE STATE OF THAD E. Watton raper, ll BO; do SS; wlr.ter -tralght. $3 I red, spot 1 Aurift, S'o 2 red, rk, 606.. 123 bui (ed.

spot and ldc bid: u-npla 1.200 1 i- So 2 1 ru- duU; ts I Crain fr-K 1 3dQ2a Sd Cotton i- inclnraed. Hutter llrm, 14. ked, firm. 14c No 7. Suarti ing-ed.

18. -maodi t- Ol. 1 White, OB. 2 -xtra white, til-, ir. 17 Ko I en 44- 00 ish.

No i 1 nv .1 lb. 17.000 1 ui 1 No 8 atrong lt OUUtd. 1 No 2 mixed butti Ko 2 47-i 3 4 1 uked, a- Mill feed dull, l-ti. New-T leading futures 1 fol luwr; Wheat. 2.

Highest, btrsrfst aoa'-ta luna tO luly -'T's 01H jr 4 I'-1 4 I''', S3 Corn. Ni 2. OOH 4. -41 July 41S 44 September 42 4 4i? No. 4, June.

4' 4 4 1', 4 luly BO I 1 Bl 1 Ml er 'i'1'. twa M.as I'ork. per Tulv 4u liM fi USO Lard, per loo lb. rmi jw Ciro 0'JO 0 SS.a bhort pas '-il tb. Jnlv 643 04JH 048 Bepterobsr 45 iB-1 2 -pring 1 2 tn.

4 7 Ko 2 sal Imothy I. $473 If-'aPS v. oj -tu 7:. wi lakey, .1 SI 13 sugar, cul I il 1531; 'Af', ttaiii i-r bbl. On the 1 wt Iirrt, 10 Hie fr-r-n ur Cincinnati i- I d.

tsno il'. iV.ti i- 33 C. rn-K. I do. 441V; No 2 yellow.

44c; No 2 I. 41 shit. S'o 2 mlsed. 44 rn ii-ady. 7V- Wblik.

offering I rsssa ICUtraukee, Jun- 1- Bepteti a id io to iu'; wheat. on track: Northern SBc; Ko 2 1 l.ur.l (Wc. snd in demand, ttys active; vrrj 2 whits. 1 Jg quiet; Ko 8, 41c; Ko 4Se. 1 ur and mill unchanged.

Il I'l -ur sympsthy wita In wheat bu -w WHI supplied for near Untied light Winier eupeu 12 35; Ko I. winter 12 I fidler straight. VV.i SW 12 75; do. atmlsht, 7.v-,?:l lu d- 1 jT clear. ki K7J R-g Wheal Market itrong and adi eign account I Ko 2 i- In ri e5w N- 2 red, June Sept-mher atUtTasT llrm.

prtee. advanced ic. I llghl I aiTu No 2, mixed 4- No 2 June, .1.1,1 Pepi der llgln orferlngs 1 lc on and h. Juna short Boc; Ko 2 white, 10 luly, WV: Augu.l, Hutter dull, weak; 1-. pr.

hiVta bing, 2" K.K.-a quiet, weak part Cl.a.- cu-et. N-a I'ork Onn fsli family, lo.mi.-, pork, fsmlly. 1 VreW sldea IHiJtJc; sh nlden pick bacon, lard, clo Kenned lugan but however Brm wltb 1 Lim 4 (Mu! 4 13-10 u-rimiiLiiii! r-iu-il 4. Red Btar a .1 C. A.

Kri.nl.llii IS ItV do, estrs C. C. Oreen Stsr 8 7 lo- Blua Mar -S 8.10c1 rebate); No IS. 1 IS-lae 14. 1 winter bran la boin.

r-'tiH' st Loma is rioar Orra; d-njar. 1 jto-'d. I- BB 12 lu; mrs I mcy. fi 804 "-S 12 BO; Hour, i I I in and Salea 11 tl, at tiV. mixed feed lb Vboel brun ut Ole; 278 Augu.l.

sacks at tie 9, lower; Corn hts-nsr; Jurie nominal. Juli, WM Oati bid. fork, atandard Brm 81.1 rm. Mrd. prime iteam.

pj l.ry tV. lor gi cle ar Hurh clear ribs. ahorta. H'S" ggajg OS. Lead firm at $3 12Vk below whUh Boar.

bs bought. Spultsr nominal at.