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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-08

SAD ACcTDENr.-By the u~psetting Of an OK wagon.
at Kualoa, on the Koolau side of this Island on
Saturday last, a little boy some four or Eve years
old, a son of Mrs. J. Fl. Thompson, was instantly
killed. The remains were brought to town en-
Sunday. and the funeral was numerously attended
by sympathizing friends of the family. Mr.. II. H
Sawyer, at whose house Mrs. T.. was sojourning at
Koolau, was in consequence of the excitement
caused by the accident, stricken with paralysis,
and was brought to town in a helpless condition.
We were glad to hear yesterday that his symptoms
were improving. -
THIS MAJESTY on SHTPBOARD-Last Wednesday
His Majesty the King, accompanied by His Elk.
Governor Dominis and members of his staa, paid
an official visit to H. I. R. MS corvette Hdyddmdk,
Capt. Tirtoff. The yards of the corvette as well as
those of the O.. s.. S. Benicid and Fl. b. NJ. S. Came
leon were manned, and salutes were fred on the
departure of the Royal party, after a stay of about
an hour on shipboard. =
- Yesterday, at noon, His Majesty and suite
visited H. b. NJ. S. Cdmeieon, and were received
with the usual honors, that ship and the U. S. s.
Benicid manning yards and s%aluting.
TUE AusTR ALLAN LINE There seems tn he some
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-09

were never known TO abe so poor" The
mis- chief is that statements of this kind are
often caught up at distance and given as a
condition of the crops throughout an entire
state. These one sided views can only mis-
lead. We do not question the veracity OF
the old planters. nor of the Shreveport pa
per; but il Is only few days since that the
New Orleans journals presented a summary
of the situation as regards the state at large,
both as 10 cotton aud corn, so much better
han one might be led to expect
from the havoc occasioned by the flood.
that 1t would be well to regard the condition
of affairs in the Red river country as only
exceptionally bad This rule should be rig
idly applied to all other sections of the coun
try, and not with regard to one or two of the
growing crops, either, but TO all. 1t is unne-
cessary to say that in all the great markets
there are persons of a speculative turn, who
are not as scrupulous as they might be,
ready to employ these imperfect reports, as
if they were not imperfect, to promote BUSH
ness operations of their own; but if the public
will make it rule not to accept particular
localities for entire states, or individual STATE
for the country at large, these little arts and
devices would fail TO mislead.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.
The visible supply of grain, comprising
the stocks in granary at the principal
points OF accumulation. at lake and sea-
board ports, in transit by rail, on the lakes
and Navv York canals Nav so 1874.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June s.-The amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England to-day, ON ball
ance. ElOO32O. COnsols for money, S2119
92ss; for account. 92s4; freight, loss; Ameri-
can securites-5-20s or 1885, 1851; do of 1867,
ll014; l0-40s, l0i1s; new 5s, !05. New York Gen.
tral, ~; Erie, 2gs4; do preferred, IS. New
sugar, ON spot, 25s 3D. afioat, 24s Cd. Lnseed
oil, 2os Cd. Tallow, Ais Sd. Turpentine, Ss
Sd. Refined petroleum, lG14s.
PARIS, June s.-Rentes, % francs. IS centmes-
FRANKFORT, June S.-U. s. 5-2Os of 1862, 9s1s.
LIVERPOOL, June S.-CotIoD-The market is
easier; middling uplands are quoted, S1s@SHd;
mddling Orleans, SD. Sales l2OUO bales,
OF which 1850 were American and 1000 for specu-
lation and export. Breadstufis are quiet and
unchanged. Beef 9js. Lard, 25s I'd. Yarns and fab
RIGS at Manchester steady. Wheat-Average
California white wheat is quoted at l2s 6d9
Us Cd; club do, rs Sd@lSs: red West
ern spring, los Sd@lls: red winter, l2s
oils I'd; receipts of wheat for the past
three days, 5000 quarters, including 3S.Oco
American quarters. Flour, Us; Corn, 3os. Peas,
4Os Cd.
ANTWERP, June s.-Refned petroleum, 201zc.
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Dec. ............. E4O,4U7 90 S7s 66I 80
S3,256 20

This result of the first four months of 1874
is very satisfactory. The gross earnings tell
off ii SO per cent, but the expenses were re-
duced 1877 per cent, owing TO cheaper prices
for supplies, reduced wages, and particularly
to more judicious management of train SER
vice; and the net earnings are in conse-
quence larger than last year bJ SS3, ESQ, an
increase of / "a per cent. Considering that
westward bound freight must have been
much lighter, and the eastward tonnage have
paid lower rates, the results shows that the
Lake Shore road met with good fortune when
it passed under the present control; and
there is good reason to expect still better re-
suits from the remaining eight months OF
the year, which will cover the moving of the
crops and the revived trade of the autumn.
The figures here published will inspire con-
fidence in the prospects of our railroads gen.
orally, and should encourage holders of rail
tacks of people who continue, with or with
out sincerity, to predict decay and ruin"
CAUTION IN CROP REPORTS.
The New York Bulletin has this pertinent
editorial: We have now reached season OF
the year when il would be well to receive
crop reports with some degree of crcum-
spectiOn. Nothing is easier than to be led
asrray as to general results by giving too
much prominence TO statements from
particular localities. We have a striking
exempliAcation of this, for the moment,
in the loose newspaper reports that are
coming to Us from the Red River Houisi-
anal country. According to the Shreve-
port Times, cotton and corn in all
that region viii be all bat a total failures
and stories are told of this or that cold plan
ter whe has given it as his opinion that
later thirty years experience, prospects
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, June 6.-BEEF CArrIEL,rhe
ifesn receipts were 1870 head, making o 100
nean lor the week, against 500 head Tor The
corresponding time last week. Good catfla re
nam man ~ nrm at an advance for the week at re
roor Iexans sold at low prices; sales were mad o
AT GO Oi. DallNe steers ranged at lIs<dl2s.c with
some OF the best at lSc ;Te1anSranged at s5sGisc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts were sqj0
mead, making l6,9S0 head for the week.
sggdlnsl.1 ,OiO head for The same time last week
Csc lor poor to choice sheared western. Lsmbs
more plenty and market closed weak az 3 II /.
lot ordinary TO extra. The sales includes cars
ot ONO sheep % lbs at &c; Gears coarse, Ohio q
s, al nc; car fair 81 lbs, at &C; car light IS
s1z@S12c. ~ o.
HoGs.-Ihe receipts to-day were 1880 head.
naklng Se,'IO head for the week, against 39.O6o
neao uor me same time last week; none on
at 71sg71c. - nun "'
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BALTIMORE, June S-F1our-The market is
uu1 and heavy; there were sales of Howard
81 rsN and w estern superfne at "a 800 %: extra
e 1 - sO96 D, and family al So SOFAS %. Wheat
- sSeeefty, sales were made Of Ohio and Indians
s 40 asl inter at 81 80 and Western spring al
- M; Corn-Is dull; sales were made OF old
49, " es.syn at 7si&goOc, and new at 77lzad7Ic.
@ a IT uuii; SAFES were made OF mixed West
81 q. PC, ana white at 63es64c. Rye-Is steady
onia, We S Lnaoe at 81 O09l O6. Pro isioEs-Are
a ~ e1e anu easier: Mess pork-Sales were made
a. ~ sIS 3sSls 90 Bulk meats-Sales were made OF
s s9 1 at !4c B,lk sides-Sales were made
oi Gear rip SIDES ~ ysz9lOc. Bacon-Sales were
mace zoe OF shoulders at Ts4@sc, and clear nib sides
al ig4gIic. Sugar-cured hams-SaleS were made
AZ is1sgIi55c. Lard-ls unchanged; sales were
lily BLAND, June .s.-Wheat-Is steady and
uncnanged; sales were made OF No red winter
az 81 ~; and No. at 81 50; No. white AT 81 an
SSofh-is nrm and higher; sales were made OF
nlgn mixed at sc, and low naked at Csc Oats
are steady sales were made of No. 4 state AZ ,5e
ana NO. state at Sc, and white at SIC. Petro-
SeuaLls duii and heavy: there were sales of
test 10 $50 degrees at lSc - -l7'-T-f '''''S'
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scount sixty per cent, off above.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

1ALIOW-(luOte0
HoMINY-Is quoted at 81 50Cg4 70 per barrel.
HoPs-At 40@g DC per pound.
HoNEY-Is bought at l21z@2Oc per pound.
ONIoNS-Worth IS per barrel.
VEG ETABLEs-Potatoes, 81 409l 45 per bushel
for Peachblows, and hard 10 get. New potatoes,
$3.50 % per barrel
DRY GOODS
The market is fair, with a good trade, but
no marked feature TO call for common.
Brown DRILLING-Nashville, l21zc; Pepperell,
TIcKING-Omega, 30 inch PIC: Amoslxeag. AGA.
25c: A, pc; Conestoga, "A Medal, BE; e Medal,
i7c; extra iSc exStra, 4,5, 2271c; Lewistown, 81
Plaid, DC,
sHfRTfNG SrR1PEs-American, 6-S, I2c; s-3, lie +;
Whittenden, l3c, lie, and l5c; Union l4c Ice, and
lSc.
BArr1NG.ordinary, Eye middling, l5al7c:
best tissue, 2Uc.
CARPET CHAIN-White. SOC; colored, SIC; COW
PRINTs~Washington, American, Richmond,
Oriental, Connestoga, Merrimac, 91zc; Francies,
Free s ssRss shrng Prns sc
Aiboin solid c0lors, lOc; Peabody suitings, 912c.
Brown sHEEriNGsI Vermont. llcH; Nash
aursl, H. i6c; Park, A, SIC; Granite, B., ~;
P PeSI.r H. K DE- fep TeP r IL repp ~ se
BLEAcHED SHEETINGs-Lonsda l31zc; Hope,
q, lie; 4, lsc; Dwight Star, l21ac; Vaughn, Xxx,
dale, sSc: Young Wafrier, i5c; ja6ez Knight, liz
Gle: Stark, &c: Union, DC; Banner, BIC.
FISH-Are going off rapidly. White sell
ing peshalf barrel at $@7 quarter barrel, So 81
as IS: kiss, 81 309l 81. Family white fish, halt
barrel sos 81; quarter, 81 60a2 %: kits, 81 0l 10
California salmon. per half barrel, Sl2 kits 50 50
MackeTel, new mess half barrel, sl4; quarter
barrel. IS: kits, So so extra; No. l, half parrel
sl2@l3; No. l, half barrel, 99l0 kits 81 65@l Is;
No. 2, half barrel, 81 SOFAS; kits, 81 4e@l 50.
Cod fish, 5s7c. Lake herring, half barrel, S505 so
quarter barrel, " ~; kits, 81 TO- Holland her
ring, per keg, 81 u.s. No | SMOKED herring. per
box, 4Oc; scaled. 45c. HaIbut, smoked, I5c
No. spring pickerel, half-barrel, s5a5 So quar-
ter barrel, 81 50; kits, u ~; skinned cat, hall
barrel, S.; quarter barrel, 81; kits, 81 81.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Are in good demand at firm rates. The quota
tions below will be found to be nearly the same
NUTs-Qaoted: Almonds, soft shell, 23@25c
filberts, l9c; wanuts, French, lie; Naples, l5c;
Brazil nuts. l2@l4c, peanuts, raw, o9l2c; roasted,
FOREIGN FRUIT@Oranges, box, IS 50@'O CO.
Lemons-Palermo and Messina, Sl3@l5; date
| lU@l4c per pound; new raisins, layers
are held 1T S. S5@3 90; Muscatel
crown 3 75s4; double crown, 81; Valen-
cia raisins, l4Gl5c; sultana, l69lSci drum
figs Ice; layer figs, l99&c; citron, S3@36c
CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma-
toes lbs. 81 50gl 60; lbs. So 35g3 so; Yarmouth
corn, So SO@2 90; Mountain suga' y 10; Torphy a
$50: Baltimore do, sZ 10; Peaches, lbs, - 3bsh
81 pie peaches, lbs, 81 70: bsckberries 10
S2OOas %; strawberries, 2 lbs, 81 6Oa3; raspber-
ries 2lbs So whortleberries, 81 2592 so: pineap-
piles, 2 lbs, 81 50G2 Isl green peas, lbs g 5o@3:
string beans, 81 75@2 salmon, Id, Y I5g3-. do,
2 - - g Fuel
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Ia i1rr wa NEW YORK, June :.
Customs receipts, S29l 900. E5v
Treasury disbursements. $4,000.
Money easy at 293 per cent. -.
Sterling exchange steady, at 81 s7Iza4 s.
for so days. and sO@4 so1z for sight.
Gold ranged from ll015 to llo7s, and closed
at ll01<. go ,.-..
Carrying rates at per cent. SIS edl -
Loans flat. Hf -
Clearings. s67.OOO,OOO. 49,.
State and railroad bonds quiet and firm.
Governments firm. -5n 81 sl1Hsr ~
The stock market opened dull, declined x
as per cent, but soon became strong, and
continued so throughout the day. with an
advance in prices ranging from 1Ea1k per
cent, the closing quotations; in mos. cases.
having been the high hest made. Business was
well distributed, although the greatest activ-
ity was in Lake Shore, Western Union, Pa
cihc Mail. Union Pacific, Wabash, New York
Central, Northwestern and st. Paul common
Erie displayed exceptional weakness, having
declined from 1926 to 81 y regular, and 81 x
seller 80 days, these having been the closing
quotations. This decline was in sympathy
with weakness at London, where The price
was reported as low as 29H. There were
many rumOrs ahoat in regard 10 that com.
panv, the most important one being that
McHenry had arrived at London to-day, and
was about to make new deal for the coming
election.
The sales to- day comprise 1876 900 shares of
which $4,000 were Western Union, 1000
Pacific Mail, 1000 New York Central, 10 700
Erie, 26, 900 Lake Shore. Il, 900 Union Pacific
5000 Wabash and 900 Northwestern.
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DRUGS.

No new features have been developed in this
quoted at I0a40c; alcohol at 81 9502, alum, per
pound, 4X951zc; camphor, per pound
SG3Sc; cochineal, per pound, 9O995c; cnIoi o.
form, per pound, 81 2Ddl %; copperas, barrels
per pound 2g3c; cream tartar, pure, 45@47c; in
digo, per pound, 81 209l ~; licOrice, Calab. per
pound, genuine, 45G50c; magnesia, carb, OF,
per pound, 50Gfoc; morphine, p. & w. ounce,
81 75G7 20: madden, per pound, l6GlSc;
oil, castor. No. L, per gallon, 81 l5G %;
oil, bergamot, per pound, s7@7 so; opium,
$40 % TO lU 70; quinine 81 55d2 10; soap, cas-
tile. fr- ngIOc; soda, bicsrb, Kegs per
snuff. CARROTS pack, per gross, sl7; SNUFF Gar
rett's, per case of dozen, SIC; sulphur, flour,
per pound, 5g6c; saitpetre, per pound, lO925c;
turpentine. 50(d6Uc.
Cement is quoted at 1926 per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
barrel. Lime-Huntingten SIC; Flat Rock 32e
per Dushei. White sard. 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, S35 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Building brick, s6.5Og9, according to quality.
Lath, pine, at s. 50. Hair 4Oc per bushel. Nails,
los and tbs, s46O IS and IS, sI75; Is and IS IS; As
s.
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW
MONEY NOTES.

hONE1
The Chicago Tribune thus comments: The
Presidents letter on the currency came too
late in the week TO affect trade one way or
the other. Except that some questioned the
propriety of expressions of opinion in this
way from the chief executive, the main fea-
lures of the Presidents plan, as We stated
yesterday, have the approval of our best
bankers. One or two of the most conSprva-
tive doubt whether a years notice of the
proposed repeal OF the legal tender act IS suf-
ficient. Twelve months pass rapidly. and if
the measure of all contracts and the basis of
all value was to be changed so soon, il was
argued that great confusion and alarm must
result. While tho force of this cannot De
denied, it must be remembered that there
are serious and daily losses to public and
private interests, from the maintenance of a
dishonest and compulsory standard. To en-
dure this for year Is much. 1t Is at best
choice OF evils. and the wIsest choice will be
OF the least. There was not year's-not
even a month's-notice given when the
legal tender act was passed.
Abe Cincinnati Gaz9tte takes this view:
Sfrhe chief topic of discussion In financial cir.
cles on Saturday was the views of the Presi-
dent on the mOinentary situation, and what
should be the course of legislation. The
views expressed were coDhictiro aud even
those who agreed in the main with
the objects which the President has in view,
considered his me- hod of reaching them i'm
practicable under existing circumstances.
The expression of these views by the pref
dent will probably prevent any legislation
at the present session of congress on the cur
rency question, or to make IL more conserva-
tive than any bill yet proposed. Perhaps
the country would be better off il the cur
rency question is left to work out its natural
results without the forcing powers of the
president on one hand, or the extreme
measures of the infiationists the OF her.
RAILROAD ECONOMY.
The World money article, June >, has the
folloyiug interesting information in regard
to the Lake Shore and Michigan railroad:-
The following are the official figures show
ing the earnings and expenses of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railroadfrom
January 10 April 80, for this year and Tor
1873:
b. Earnings. Expenses. Net earnings
1873 100 80 sS.7 9s2 O6 g. l52 l7s "A
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS. rs s}
MONDAY EVENING, June.

MONDAY EVENING, June. B.
The market for the past week has seen very
little fiuctuation. Dealers in staple mercb andise
have enjoyed run of trade entirely satisfactory,
sales being freer than collections. The latter are
a little hard to make. The fine crop prospects
have unlocked the granaries the country and
the market is really glutted with both wheat
and corn Prices a. weak in consequence and
buyers are independent. 1t is a good omen for
the general interest that building materials are
low, both lumber and brick being sold at prices
which will encourage the building OF residence.
The market for groceries has been steady, with
a fair inquiry distributed about equally between
toe city and country trade. Sugars are firm at
the advance of last week, and the demand is
active and increasing the season advances.
fair trade demand a. lower figures than were
ruling week since. The decline has received
temporary check by a more active Eastern mar
ket, but no safe predictions as 10 the future can
be made. tt
Quotations are given for the buying prices of
grain and produce, aud the selling prices for
flour and other merchandise.l ~
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June S.-There' was a moderate
package demand for staple cotton and wooden
productions. Bordered and shir ing prints and
cotton goods are NOR firmly held in first hands.
An early upward movement in brown and
bleached cottons is anticipated. Bleached shirt
1ngs are more active. Gamers fancy prints
have been reduced by agents TO TIC cash. and
Amoskeags to 61zc. JobbiDg rates are &c over
those ngures, with heavy sales. Heavy cassi-
meres are more active.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET

CIECINNATI, June S.-The market 'contin-
ues very quiet, with d small demand for No.
foundry irons. Recent quotations for all grades
must be considered nominal.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, June s-CATTLE.-The Recein,s vrere
o4oO head, the largest number ever received in
one day The market for shipping grades *
active, and prices are firm and higher; common
10 fair steers are selling at S5@5 81: good 10
choice, 80 oo@6; extra, S. ZO6 90: choice corr fed
texans 90 %; stockers and but cheers ca le ouIet
ana unchanged. Shipments, 2,463 head
HoGs.-The receipts were 1890 head. The mar.
Ksl Is moderately active and unchanged: S5es
. ~ for common to good; 50 5Oc,5 50 for good 10
choice. Shipments, 1900 head.
SHEEP.--The receipts were 900 head, The mar
ket Is dull and easy; So 50G5 IS 1or common 10
choice sheared. ~
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKEr.

NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton-Is dull; sales
We're made of middling uplands at ls14c;
futures closed barely steady, with sales OF
S,1OO bales as follows: Seller June, IL 7-32:
seller July, IL 7l6ql7 l5-2c: seller August, Zee
seller September, II l7S2@l7 9l7c; seller October
l7Agl1 5-l6c; Sc Ter November, l71sc; seller De-
Der, TIC.
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W GOOD S .

Our stock OF Dry Goods, Millinery and Notions
for spring aud summer Is now very f1ll ana
eom ple.e The purchases were made by MI.
Ayres in person, who remains in New YORK the
entire season and buys only when the goods are
the right kind and quality, and the prices are
-fhe very lowest that cash can obtain. To farm
As and mechanics we can offer the best goods
he west and thai very few houses can dupli-
ats Come and see for yourself
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NEW YORK METAupMARKFr.

NEW YORK, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
copper-Is steady; ingot lake firm. Pelt pig
iron-Dull; sales were made of Scotch at 34C940c;
Nails-Are steady; sales were made of cut at
SIS 9O94; clinch S. 5O@6. Horse shoes-Are nomi
nal. ..-iaa.-
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET

CINcISNATI, June s.-BEEF CATTLE.-Ihe re-
celPls Tor the week, 2T07 cattle lO,7 sheep, II
Hogs. The market is weaker with an i've
supply OF inferior, closing &c lower; some left
the quotations are s595 ~, sigh 20, 81 5Oa3 50.
SHEEP.-The market is overstocked and dull.
closing 149Ec lower. The quotations are s. j0a
50; lambs, sig7.
HoGS.-The market is firmer and under mod
crate receipts, closing firm all selling at Sl5 IS
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GOALS only sold by the hundred pounds
The scale of prices Is as follows:
GROCERIES.

There is a further decline in coffees, with
downward tendency.
BRooMs-Common, 81 Is: medium, 81 30; ex-
ira, So 80.
CANDLEs-Star. 1920 per pound, summer
pressed, l3a14c per pound. Hotel. 2l@22.
CHEESE-Quoted at l31z9l5c Tor prime 10
choice factory.
CoFFEE-Sfeady. Roasting grades Of Rio are
quotedl ct 2l@2lHc; fair TO good 1t 2921z;
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PITTsBURG PETROLEUM MARKET.

PITTsBURG, June S.-Crude-The market is
very quiet and quoted nominally at SIC per bar
rel Refined-Iast half of June is quoted at I21zc;
July, 1870.
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EAST LIBERTY 1--we STOCK MARKEr.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June S.-BEEF CATTLE
Arrivals, including Saturday and Sunday 2Ss
So@62 %; common, s. 50@5 10; stockers, s5@5 ..
HcGs-ArTivals, including Saturday and sun
day. 81 cars: best Philadelphia are quoted at
90 lO@6 ~: Workers, S. 25g5 10. =
SHEEP.-Arrivals, including Saturday and
sunday, 20 cars. Best are qaoted at IS; me-
dtum, 40; common, IS.
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elevator. at 81 ia@l Is; for amber. 81 % and nc
white offered. lra-s as.
mixed, shelled in elevator is quoted at 55c
white, 60c for choice; ear scarce and not
well settled at any price, say SIC.
OATs-Quoted at 4S95Oc Tor white, per bushel
delivered in elevator --
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations
at 81 % for choice grades.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are held az $50 -