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The Morning herald., 1876-05-12

perfect system ED rules Of self-measuremont
make it possible to please people 1900 miles
away away il esperfectly as If they were here in
": II suppose you have at least half dozen
A. "My dear sir we have more than t,ccnty,
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized, necessary wheel with
will you name dozen Or so of them ?
A. with pleasure. The Custom Depart
msd 1Ss those rpTe5eg pFesf n
with its nDense stock Of all underwear
The Shirt lkctory, with its busy machines
making our own first shirts. The Trim
ming Department, itself as big as many rceu
lar store The Garment Stock Room. Tho
bsoTe Ro0 The Gesf Gsps
ment. The Delivery Department, with it,
score of messengers The"
v. "Hold, hold sir, enoughv'
A. "Pm not half through! The Advcrtisin:
Department, with its bill and sign distributors
snfns sanS and BUSHES eapss a pepHh
tel 1i' ali your @ feS scrt. Thc ' Men @
Department, witfits many rooms. The Boy
Department. The Youths Department. III,
Childrens Department, with its spccia
entrance for ladies; The Telegraph Depar.
% it's s , and & Genern Nam Mn
ayers Department; Financiers Office, an0
other offices of the FIRM all busy as bees
thinking, planning. executing, buying, max.
ing, registering, recaHiH, sending out, sellil e.
and in thousaand\ 11ys joining their forces
to carry on business with the people amount.
ing to between S2O00j000 and s3OOO,OOO On.
nually:"
A. Indeed it isl I forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its $25 ,OOt
of retail sales on some single daysp'
v. "$25, ,OOOl Immense Thats.what enables
the house to buy cheap and seYcheapY'
A.. Exactly! You have Hst hit it, Tht
people throng here, kn( Ei1E that we depellr
on low prices and fmmel Esales."
~, What What >, are the 'Fooh RULES hear 81
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. Ont
price, no deviation 2. Cash for everything;
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. 1l.'
money returned if the buyer can't otherw is.
be suited"
v. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing And the people see it."
v: well, thank you, sir, for your polit
A. "Not at all. It's pleasure to sofve you
Call again; and be sure of the pl8ke-Wana
maker Browns Oak HallN NSo3kh- East cor
", Thank you shall be happy to do 10
Good morning"
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! ''''

Tor tflmming dsbsss wool titian braids
are used.
Sheer white muslin suits are to be very
popular again.
What is called the quadrille cloth, is
much used for polonaises.
The black grenadines are TO be trimmed
with Spanish blonde lace.
Lace polonaiscs are now being imported
The favorite color is Of course cream.
Cardinal and cream, and blue and cream,
will be as popular as brown and cream.
The fronts of some of the new polonases
are elaborate with buttons and mock button
holes.
A material for bonnets, called the satin
d'Afrque, is much used BY the leading
milliners.
New plaids, checks and figures are
stamped on the hens of handkerchiefs for
general use. Price go cents.
Two very long streamers of ribbons pen
dant behind remain popular on the dressy
bonncts of very young ladies.
Feather edged galloon, and plain wool
ralleons in loops and figures are use very
much on sacques and mantlee.
Side plcating, puffings, ruflles and knife
pleatings are the trimmings still used on
the underskirts of new suits.
One Of the novelties is jacket of cham
ois skin, embroidered in colOrs. Some have
both the jackets and overskirts.
Scarfs OF ecru, and cream netted silk are
new and popular. Some edged with lace,
and some are finished with fringe.
The grenadines that will be the most
liked this season are of the Mexicain pat
terms, which were much sought for last
year.
A new style of fringe is called fly fringe.
This is in tassled clusters OF light fluffy
silk, tied in strands of twist which is very
pretty.
Scarfs of lace either cashmere or valenci-
ennes are knottsd in two loops, with two
uneven ends, and are worn at the back OF
bonnets.
Squares or crescents of mallnes lace are
the novelty for finishing the ends Of fine
China crepe ties. These ties are expensive,
50 Is to 81 so.
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"ld Fellows Marrying washington
Girls.
From the Chicago Tribune

- l'AoHl Ule CuiCdSo IiIouH0'l
b,l Inc example set by Senator Christiancy
r' nas oeen followed and is to be followed. A
oIS rI% afternoons since a gay gathering at the
O Uu mock Creek Church, just north of the
oEs, W ;, TO witness the marriage of Mr.. Beach,
W. va. Connecticut, gentleman Of mature
}bsuIts' bsIa TO Miss Emily Wood, a Washington
"vne' who is said to have refused several
,yarellent y.sI offers, among them Mr.. Corcoran.
MsAe D,a on the hymenial docket will come the
,n,aiirlage ,nai of Mr.. Chandler Robbins, Bos-
!, i;"ulal, now domiciliated in New York, who
,o sMg,'lhg NJ, well along toward the three score
Ssn",s mss Kitty Frelinghuysen, daughter Of
AnI A1.pr .n Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey.
vno ho .hey say that a Republican Senator,
cnn, mv ~ Well advanced in years, is actually
Of Sseu Ssss 70 an ornament Of society just out
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SEEDS.

SNOWFLAKE POTATO.
- One of the earliest. Flesh snow white:
when boiled ofa lightness almost stapproach-
ing snowflake.
EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. OF large
size, similar to and earlier than the Early
Rose; Ofsuperior quality and yield.
KING OF THE EAkLIES. Fine. large
potato, and very productive.
Extra Early, Carter's, Tom Thumb, Little
Gem and ~aXton's Alpha Peas; White and
Black Seeded Wax Beans, Cabbage, Radish.
Beet. Tomato. Exg Plant and all the ia
vorite Garden Seeds.
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, HERB
SEEDS, ETC.
Those wanting fresh and reliable seeds
from the well-knuwn grower, H. A. Dreer,
shOulC give US call. Having several
years ex perience. we can offer pure arti-
ele q t as low price as can be had in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
SMITH Il BKEFN,
fe28 Fourth and Shipley Hts.
DIDGE'S FOOD FOR INvALIDs.
II. S0b82.W
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!!

Childrcns' and boys' III wool sutts aye
selling for "a and q, at the great B0etQn
Clothing House, 9N sarket street, WI
mington, Del.
Mothers buy their childre ms clothing at
the Boston House, 2O7 Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Everybody can have pair of working
pants for IS cents, u co. 81 2 vi So. 81 70, and
" 50 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 27 Market street,
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FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON, May II.

GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Craige. johnson 4 Co., Bank.
ers and Brokers. Sixth and Mark ket SITS.
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May II 1916.
lold ll2A@ll2% Phila 4 Read
Silver 100 @l02 RR. Al @4rH
U s. 1881 l2231GD l2l2a5s North Penn o.
=" 5-2)s 1865 ll412@lll5S "hila Erie O.
"July 1865 llSZ@ll8AlO A RR - O.
"July 1867 l2UHt0I lOI Lehigh Val 5S @5Sl
"JulyI86S l225sd122A NAV Stock 4614@463s
" lO-4Os llS%@llS5SlCatawissa R a.
New IS 1l7lz@ll7I do prefd - o.
City Is, new 1857 4 ia l0Sas N Central f = d
UCo sof N Jl34M@l35 Hestonville 35A@3517s
Penna RR 52M0 5271|
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CONsTANTlNE.-On sundiy, May 81, Raymond Con-
ttaDtue, son T j I'm aud Margaret Constantine.
Friends aid relatives are Invited to atleud the funeral
May q, at I Del lck.
CoNNAY.-on SUNDAY. My 81, nernsrd Conway ma.
tive county Lerin halan Anure. r ind I'd 40 ears
his relatives ana ifl-nus are respectful ~ REQ
ateud his funeral tins Que day. afternoon al ha pass
oelOcN rom ltti o. aud itn sy. Bryokiyn.
born In kerculea, county Down, Ireland
Fuueral v II ta.e place on wednesday at Y. from
his late residence. Us West Houston st. Relatives aud
frendt OF the family ara resptctiuy Lviged - aead.
MAMbI. ON sisy ~, 1870, Mary Elizabeth Nav by,
aged years, mOntns, anu IS day.
Buried May q In New York Bay Cemetery.
Noltin nam. gla ID, papers please copy.
SIEINFtLDI. -On buniay, May "a, Robert Hasell
Ste ME dl. aged 81 years, months, aud n DAYS.
relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend TIE funeral on wednesday May "a, ~ o'clock.
sILL.-on Mo -day. MAJ ~ Roseanne, tue beloved
wife o. Robert Sun. anu eldest daughter OF john and
Rose Sharkey.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are invited TO
nd her iuner Il ON her late resdence 172 NO tn tIh
g., BrOgkiyn, L. d. On Wednesday. May "a 1870. Al
o'.lJck Y. NJ.
sAFtLN.-on Sunday. May 81, Willie. sou of Henry
ana F.ikA A Sanrn
r. ,atyes sud friends. also the members OF Henry
Clay Lodge. No ga, Aud A ", are respectfully ~
Puinum ' tbUwro1sviiie). BIooslyn, on tuesday, May
% Al O'Clock.
PLYMOUTH Hocg LoDaK. No. 37i, /. O. o. F.-Bro-
Tiers You are HEREBY notified to II end spectAl
meeting III 325 Bow~ry Tuesday. May 20, At ~ NJ,
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our ate
brother John huylAr. sister lodges are spectfnL
~ invited to attend. GEO. W. FRIEND. n q.
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their i'm mediate benent, soon wheeled back
, again TO their respective folos. In 1879
state officers. The camppign went on lively,
but at tue eleventh hour, ist before the cleo
ton, the state Committee, in conjunrtion with
the Candidate for Governor, Schcil. struck = bar
gain with the Democratic party. bv which the
rank and Ole were left the oonsoi ton Of having
sort sps nSse osn.r Ike
movements, destr ying the confidence OF the
masses, AMI Just this want ot confidence will he
serious obst Gle IN the road Of the new Inde-
penuent party so Tar as Pennsylvanis Ia con-
cetned. BESIDES this; the rather suspicious con-
nectlon OF some OF the leauers with the various
subsidy schemes, especially those of Cot. Tom
scott, VIII be serious drawback, although II
favor with many Of the workinemen, VINO be-
lieve that they would assist greatly TO i'm
taught to 80 believe by some OF the leaders. who
nnd IL necessary TO cover their Objectionable
tracks with some sllurine sophi.m. Yet these
. me people stagger before the odium surround
Ing and pervsding every subsidy so FAR ar .nted,
and while they would hhl with JOY ANYTHING
calculated to Improve general trade. they yet
ieel convinced. to certain decree, that these
very subsidies ware among the causes that has
tened the general staRnatiou.
THE INDEPENDENTS OUT ov THE RACE
1t will for these reasons be diflcult to set the
third party machinery In active motion. they
have no money To pay exDe lses, and whatever
organic non there may nave hesn Is uenoral-
ized, except, pech ~. IN some few lucaIitirs.
o herwiss they could 90 into canvass with
some prestige. They have alw ,vs, heretofore.
carding the professional politici M. and aiming
to procure the best talent from amonx tue bust
ness men and wurkngmen. A sample OF their
lldlcious select rs Is that eminent jurist,
Judge PeIshing Of Schuylkl county. This fact
would 20 far TO inspire confidence among the
people, and would secure 10 the Independents "a
good many votes were not the fIcts above given
To operate against them. Nor Is there the best
OF harm ny among them. Ii Is Therefore safe to
predict that, unless some extraordinary event,
such "a extremely bad nomina tons ny botn ths
other parties, helps them. tho Independents
VIII not poll 1000 votes In Pennsylvania.
Pig Iron Kelley. though rsbid for soft IN new,
will not bre X hts fealtv to the Republican
party, unless they SHOULD defeat his ronomins-
ton Tor Congress. which will be attempted.
therefore the independents can hope for no
help fro him unless the Republicans push him
out. Col. Scott secretly prOfesse- to tie soft
money man. out u he does anything al all for
the INDEPENDENTS II will ne because he has good
reason to believe that, like some OF the Demo-
cratic wire pullers, he can use tboin for his own
ends. but in any event they will not We flowed
To make much OF "A show, aud they will once
more discover that to make any progress with a
thlrd party the MANAGERS must appear with
clean skirts.
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THE COUNT JOAyNEs FUND.
A Liberal Subscription from n Widow and
Her Children.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUH-Sir: I perceive
that subscription Juno has been commenced through
THE sUs asa compliment TO tie Count Joanurs, both
ss delinestor OF Shakespeare snd an e1pouuder OF
Blackstone" There IT, also, smother ground for
tribute. apart from his ehiyaric character VIZ:
Of the chief special writer's for The sun anu Away.
Interesting instructive In the Scriptures poetry
history, nae arts and Wit. and a,wsys welcome TO
NIL readers.
Tue p,rson sho commenced this subscription fund
writes 10 you; =" | enclose herewith my mite" The
poor wido~ o. the scripture could do no more aud
~as approved Oi the Savior more than tie rich. Tue
very Of the Rytr Increase. The wealth OF the git.
The "shling" SUBSCRIPTION IN England to CHI I'd
Co den, ESQ ~ r., auCuuted u thousands of pounas
o. ring.
Let every rradsr Of Tue Sun transmit to you, as
treasurer " this func, what he she whether
mite. diuir dollar OF more, as may be enent,
ASd be hoaored BY 20 aiding al act OF puDlc IA
Tew itn enclose 10 Won I'VE dollars for that pur
pose, Also three do lars n IN my SOU law student
aud one collar from each OF my dauzhters-in all ten
dollars from WIDOW AND HER IHiLDRkk.
INV Yoax. nay y. 1875.
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WY THEY IRE eRORLIN9.
A Petition that New York LAWYERS are about
to seud to Conerers.

y" Fouu ~ toukrtHHs
When the eight million dollar Post Once
and United States Court House was nrst occu-
pied the public supposed that the costly edince
had been completed. Nearly year has elapsed
since then and the structure is not finished.
Those members OF the bar who have to climb
every day to the District and Circuit Courts,
Commissioners ofiices. Law Library. and District
Attorneys and Marshsrs Offices, are about TO
call the attention of Congress 10 the fact, par.
Of The elevators.
The contract calls for two elevators at the
north end OF the building, and they were TO be
IN running order In October last but the work
was stoDped blythe Government because tho APP
propIiaton had been exhausted. The passen-
ger cats are lying In a carpenters shop up town.
nney are SAID TO be the handsonest In the world.
Bich cost $1,000. Tue shafts on which they are
10 run have oeeu nnished, and are lying unused
IN tho contractors shop. The contractors say
that the Government owes them several thou
s,nd dollars for work already done, and that
sirty-one Thousand dollars Is required TO COM
plete the contract. About twenty contracts are
diminished, among them that for the iron stairs
10 the north end. The manoRany ratings for
tnese are piled away In the loft of tho Post
once, and have been so badly warped by tue
heat that they are almoet worthless. The con.
Government. ~ Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

SUPREME CouRr. CHAMBERS Nos. q. 20, &c,
g. D. ~, 95 ~, III, i13 l23, lj3, HO IA, 1877 los,
10 100, ~. i6z lsQ, J lJs s9l, 2o3, 2s 2S2 "a
22s 1888 2Sd 2S7 SAl i6. Ss0, 2Vo 2vS, Sl5 Sls 3D.
32l 49, - - 800. - -
~ lOl l2s l4l 49, w, no l25. lSl, 40, l35 10 ~,
l54
SPECIAL TpHs.- Case on trial, No. o.
IRoulr.-rrs Nos LOS, 1857 $500 ioSo 1887
i2J 1928 ifG 1876, 1903, 1851. 1893 2SJ9 Loss, 252.
1889, lliOe i3,a Las l07 1888 iie5H; 1891 iSIl'
oaJ lsil iSi5 lsi9|f lsta ls.Ss ISL Par H. .. ss
81. sd3 3ol l27 H. 62l 1902 1897 1901, V@3s, 1871,
10. 2SSS, 1870, 1872, 1899 1881 1888, 1887.
sUPKRIok LoUkr-okkkkAL IkhA.-AdJ1urn sine
DIE. 49, -
RIAL lERA-f IT l. Case Ca tral, NJ. 1913. Part
II. TIA on tnai, 80 2W.
CoUKr or LoshoS PLEAS GENERAL TERN Ad'
journrh nnti ~" hrst MundaT ~ June.
EQuiTY rRRA.-NO.. 8, "a, 4, %. e. Ia. 49,
TfAL TERx Pr! l. M. 93o3. 1850. ess, go.
22si 2l2l 2l27 2l35, 9li% 1897 2O5i sae, I'LL gtI
iiDNi' 1853, 1881 gi6i e1j5 sif. 2i20 1899. 1881,
246l 1875 1874 24lJ 1912 ls0t. et45 2gei g0S9 9odI
23B 2i 2l40 1850 l1o7 1854. 1850, 1919, 2eoo lSvV
LOO IoSlh, @loo, 2lSt.
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The Intrepid Mustang Rider speaks.

To THE EDrroR or THE sUN-ST: I desire
through the columns OF your paper 10 personal
statement with reference the mustang race against
time which was ridden aud lost last Thursday at
wood Park. Having been the one who occupied the
saddle IN honest attempt win perfectly legit.
mate race feel uat hat say vii Obtain heurlng.
IN Tue nrst place y dlet aud driuk day OF the
contest we're OF my own choosing. From tue moment
We left california up 10 the pres Mt day Mr. CIV Hand,
sgent Of the owner OF the horses and employer
has oeei lavish Ia his provisions for our welfare
hsd my own ideas OF wat my physical treatment
should be while riding. ana adhered 70 them. 10 not
hane the error m my Judgm ut much as | 40 he
eomOnel sntsgOnlsm VI leAden sky and muddy trtcS.
an positively 'ufe tna the horses Of the Pacific slope
could DO wbAt Is e iued for tnen anu have duuOt
that mat fact viii be giOr usly deOnstrsted Vi the
I've TO ne run ny peralo n-xt lhnr.nay For myse;.
can Only SAY that hope la few DAYS u be in such
miles IN Mt en- hours.
IEo. PARKER 81 Vlsalla California.
We, the associates Of Mr. Parker, cheerfuy rub
stAntlafe the statement ne has with referenc
the kindness OF Mr. nd sni the proves OF the mus.
tahks john W fRAsCis 81 VLalla, California.
FRANK PARALrA VI Banta, California.
FLEETWOOD PARk, May ~.
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MISTER EDITOR Ov sUK-ST: Eef you bleeze,
! like to speaking somcdng apout DOT Sunday oIsHe
Law Der Amergin beeb,e hev got sddidge dot says
new proom Is eDng Dots ali vots der matter
nit dem fresh Police Commissioners nave under
,tand DOT der leete game TO broke kome der
police kiptlns una sar- uns, dot some fresh men,
der freAnOs Oy der GOmmiss oners kun got posishun
und der la er her Geepers must got der pay for t.
Sihd Is der 10 lGaY Tor der Gtrmdus, ven dake
his lie und shi drrn by tier gArfen, and nov we
mus gotto be snat up. Dota me p.zness. Der dimes
hArl, und sunday Vos Ger only day not We got som
GoIt pzness, NIT deT innerbeut Teegrelton Won our
Owl cue. III do cant kln b., 's petter dot We sot
otr Don hy SON" nT+ und CLOSE II QUO.
Am redY to uln One Nv der mrs Ov EN- hundred und
nifty htep oben vide efery ouMdaY, und
eli dere police stashun eJtlclnnL u Keep care
Dot klud Nv pik rss has got der 20 QUA, or defo
viii be hell arounu dot neEest election, 0 YOU.
Truly yours FRITz Como.
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A Haven for the Ring Refugees.
~ allr M llnnlAln

GENEVA, Switzerland, May A piece OF
Intelligence when, am sure, will be I'M erestng
toyour readers, IL that Ell Judge Fithidn, son In
law of ex Comptroller Richard Is. Connolly, h 70
purchased villa IT FernEy. about ave miles
from Geneva, and Will turn IL mo a magnificent
ulace fJr his own aud his frisnds' delectatlon.
Tue price paid was 10000 fr mes (tS0.OOo) aud II
Viii cost good deii more before he Is done
with II. UpholsteIers fr III Paris will make IL a
gorgeous club house, pictures Of the Becker and
Gei ONE stamp and sculpture viii adurn II, the
grounds vi be turned into an Elysium, and be-
log SO near the beauti vi l. Ike OF Geneva the
place NJ consol Tor the Loss Of the old Amer
irus tlun House looking nut on Long Island
sound The ex-COmptrOiler vas seen hereabouLs
the . her day, nnd lkeig enough more OF the
old guard will turn M soon. hey have quau-
titles OF money at their disposal. and Fithian Ia
probably acting As their business agent.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Monday. MAY 22.-Receipts OF
beeves we're S3 car loads or 300 head mixing e.5s7
Tor tue week, aga INST 10,S47 for tue previous week
2uay generally fair. ranging from medium to prime
u. nsnd not equh TO the sunpiy, TRACE was du st
,teers we're reslled at l1@ll4c NJ to dress 57@bs
nt 10 the gross ut and even 11c but strictly prime
steers, $50 n. Hive weight were sold At 1O91Oc to
dress b6@57 ms. ~
~, hesegt' Of Gslys, we're s2s head making AIoe for
Nc. n, and ~. market dragged at boa7c. N, for
N,al, ana t4&.9ic for butternllk calves.
Receipts OF sne and lambs 80 cars 727b
neal masking 23747 for the week, against 1900 for
last week. Their was further IN prces and
sales were extremely slow . Bsvoo8Jsc n Tor elm
ped sheep ami see1lIec. n for spring ismbs Some
e9mnlun unshurn sheep were sold at &C. n.
kscelpts q hogs wore 75 car loads. o. ITO head,
making 1901 for the week. against 1881 for the pre-
NlOur week None f,r sale Hlive. Dressed hogs wero
lower, with sales At sJt6glsc. y n. "
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MONDAY. May 22-Flour nrmer for common
depres.ed, We quote -Four, ,hol. NO.. p
f3lOa8Sd5; kupeTnu- State and Western, a rs
d1$4 6Oi shipping extra, Western ami state t5.lO
@,53O, spring x Aua Xxx 8 iOGE M,uncsola
p,'ents 81 25Gt0.25 Mtstern winter common \,
t5Gtblo, 10 Xxx and XAX, s5.5qGiS75; South,
cru shipping, - SoQto IS, do. high RTaipe, t675
ass 10 Rye nour, supernne A.'OGs5.l5. brandy vine
corr neal, a.. 5l1t3 d..
Provisions tolA very dull, sales ESQ hbls. mess
Tor August Al t2l % sth 80 30 od Tor MAY. t2O75
June and July, and f2l tor August snd September ;
quoted AT t2l on the spot. Ba on duh and lower at
He. for cry long clear aud lll9c. Western 40.
Lsrd WAS lower sales On tne spot 200 tcs PRIME west
ern ~ tl2o5eetl2dO and n future delivery $3.50 tCs
a. il25b.sslS Slt Tor Juse ti2 dNStl2.72H Tor July,
aud tl2hO gtl2SJ Tor August Cluslns in good de-
mand AZ nsiue prices. Dressed hogs lower al B4isyac
for eY. Butter and cheese dull aud Fresh
H@lbc. for Western ana state
torLoh.spots reduced b,c, Mld1ing uplands nc.
Sales l,4l7 bales. fu ures declined kt3 10, sales
1920 bales closing al II 97ss Tor june ~ 100. for
July, IL $40. for August, ~ y52c for September,
GRAIs-Wnest nrmi 8 les 10000 bush. VI 10 for
No northwest anuat t1.Is Tor No. Milwaukee,
sprngi 81 leGtl23 for ungraded spring WI for No.
2Chcagoi $3.50 Tor graded No. /, New Yurs inspec.
uOu 81. 20 Tor No. Milwaukee, spot anu TO arrive
nrs! han q Juns 90 for Oh white hehga9. op
Of 1915 kLSO@sbl ~ for No, spring Oats lOnsri
sales $1,000 bush at SEC for No. 2graaed mizsa sto