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LOCAL NEWS.
A Glass Ball Tournament.

 Arrangements for the Meet i'm This City Monday, July 5. The third annual tournament of the New Haven Gun Club will be held on the grounds Monday, July 5. Teams are expected from NIillbury, Mass; Meriden, Wallingford, Nor wich, Bridgeport, Birmingham and New Lon | don. Committees have been appointed as follows
 On Arrangements and reception-John R. Leete Refreshments-A. L. Howard, E. A. Folsom C. E. Longdon will be general manager. The shoot will commence at 9 a. m. The conditions of the team shooting, which will follow the shooting for prizes, are as follows: Ten Bals-Rotary Trap-18 Yards-Entrance S5. l. One or more teams from club to enter. Open to five members. Each contestant must have been member of the club he days prior the shoot.
 The list of prizes is as follows: Purse No. I-s1s7.5o Ten Balls-Rotary Trap-1S Yards-Entrance 5. First prize-Breach loading gun, do mated by E. A. Folsom and valued at .'soe o oo s,oo m Second prize-Cash. g % Oil painting (dog and game), donat- Third prize-One Shelton Auxiliary rifle barrel valued at ....-....- 15 00 Fourth nnsh prize.one fish pole, donated
 by the Ansonia Fish Pole Company. 10 % One keg powder, donated by T. J. Beers. ........-..--..-........ 2 50 12 50 s1s7 50
 Purse No. 2-$9375 Ten Balls-Three Bogardus Traps-18 Yards-En- trance 8. First prize-Cash ash................. $50 co Second prize-Cash h................. 25 % Third Prize-0ne fish pole, donated
 by David Cowen- $1O OO one keg powder, donated by O. A. Fourth se Prize.six months subsorip- tion to Daily Register % One closer, donated by E. A. Folsom
 & Co.,. 70 D 20
 sss 75
 Purse No. 3-$60. 50 Five balls from rotary and five balls from Bogardus
 traps-18 yards-Entrance g First Prize-Cash- $50 Oo One silver cup, donated by Kirby Second Prize-one silver cup, dona- ted by R. W. Smith. % One box of cigars, donated by E. E. Two kegs of powder, donated by E.
 A. Folsom & Co.,. OO One bag shot, donated by T. J. Third Prize-one box cigars, donated by Augur x Futile. OO One sporting cap, donated by Brooks
 x Co., o9 oo
 seo 50 Fourth Prize-Jointed cleaning rod implement and dram flask, donated by A. A. Kellogg. D oo A badge valued at B will be given to the shooter breaking the most consecutive balls during the day. A gold cartridge pencil, do- mated by Benjamin & Ford, valued at $10, will be given to the shooter making the best average during the day. No one shooting at less than one hundred balls will be entitled to
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Appropriation for Consular Reports.


 WASHINGTON, June 27.-There was appro- priated during the last session of Congress $14, 300 for the use of the Department of State to be used in printing and distributing more frequently the publications by the de- pertinent of the consular and other csmmer- cial reports, including circular letters to chambers of commerce. These publications can be bought of the department at a very reasonable rate and are valuable to all man ufacturers throughout the country. They contain full consular reports on the subject of trade between the United States and for the articles mostly in demand, how to pack and ship, etc.
 Progress Of the Washington Monument.
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-The work on the National Washington monument has pro- gressed to such an extent that Colonel Thomas l. Casey, United States Engineer Corps, who has charge of the completion of the structure, expects to begin next week to remove three courses of the stone laid some years ago and has become clipped by expo sure, and replace them with new layers. He will then continue the shaft to the contem- plated height. Colonel Casey has on hand about twelve thousand cubic feet of marble and granite and about one hundred stones contributed by lodges and private parties throughout the Union. He has advertised for 40, GOO cubic feet of marble and the same amount of granite, which will be placed in position with the greatest rapidity. It was intended to arrange the work on the monu- ment so that the resuming of the laying of the blocks would begin July 4, when grand celebration was to be held; but owing to the amount of work required in removing the three defective courses this project had to be abandoned. The stroke of engineering per formed by Colonel Casey in strengthening the foundation of the monument and bring ing the structure back in its proper position is regarded by engineer officers as extraordi- nary, and at the time he undertook the work it was claimed that instead of improving the foundation's strength he would do it greater injury. He has placed beneath the shaft foundation sufficient to bear double the amount of weight it will be required to sus- tain
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-28
The Court Record.

Court of Common PIeas-Judge stoddard.
 In this court on Saturday the case of Nor gan & Hoadley, of Philadelphia, vs. Jacob Nepel, of this city, was still on trial
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-28
AEataIRa1lroaa Collision

n a GREENFIELD, June 27'-4n engine and sev- ! eral cars of 8 freight train on the Marietta
 and Cincinnati railway ran off the track few | miles west of this place yesterday, making a I bad wreck of the train, killing the engineer, | William Machen, and the fireman, John Uhrig.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-28
A Young Hero-UnusualIy High De
E...,,x stabbed by young Rumans.

Fatally Stabbed by Young Ruhaans. NEW YORK, June 27.-Cornelius Mayer,
 aged 50 years, proprietor of extensive glass
 works in Fifth street, Williamsburg, was stabbed to death shortly after midnight Sat- urday night by young rufians. Mayer had
 been at the opening of a saloon by his
 nephew, Herman Royal, and was on his way
 home. He and a number of his employees were attacked with the above result. Frank
 Marley, aged g years John Brady, aged 21,
 Thomas Foster, aged 21, William Hanley and
 George HanIey, aged 20, were arrested to- dav for the crime
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NOTICE.

NOAIOIIo
 ILL parties having possession of wrecked cargo A or materials from the steamer stNarragansett' are requested to notify agent, Samuel Wal
 1ron Stonineton Conn JOHNSON & HIGGINS, ieo5 Qw 62 Wall street. New York
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NEW YORK.
The Fatal Kerosene.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The explosion of 8 kerosene lamp last night seriously injured Rosanna Rychensky, thirty years of age, of No. 223 East Houston street. She was re- moved to Chambers Street Hospital. Her husband, Joseph, was also severely burned about the hands, body and face. He received medical treatment at his home
 Young Hero-UnusualIy High Death
 Rate.
 NEW YORK, June 27.-In a tenement house fire yesterday morning Oswald Morrissey, only twelve years old, rescued his baby broth CT from the flames, the little hero being badly burned in so doing.
 Up to noon yesterday 2O7 deaths have been reported in this city for the twenty-four hours ending then. This is the highest nor tality yet recorded this year, and has not of ten been exceeded in the heated seasons of former years The summary of the seven days, up to noon yesterday, shows a total of l, O38 deaths The increase is chiefly due to the fatal prevalence of cholera infantum among children, especially those of the poor CT classes.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-28

City Court Notes. In the City Court on Saturday Benjamin
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VOL. XLVH.
Taants.
TEACHER.

JUNIOR of Yale, who has had six years, expe- IN rience a teacher, will give special lessons in Mathematics, Latin, Greek, or English branches i2s 2t1 3Ol ELM STREET
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Nor Kent or Sale,

.4e4as ONE of the finest seashore Cottages on the 455,,S1 Sound, situated at Thimble Islands, Stony MHlI Creek Consists of furnished house, contain ing rooms, fine well of water and about one acre of ground: would be rented for the season, or by the week, or will be sold easy terms with furniture, boats &c., without desired For further 1nfor- nation, call address GEO. A. ISBELL,
 Office State street, corner Elm Office hours, g to 12 &. 1n-, to p. m jel0
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FOR SALE
EI5TT5 Eaton and webster Inquire at
 Eiii ie4 If 2HOADLEY BUILDING.

keM, OWING to 8 contemplated change in business hii location the ensuing fall, offer my residence, ElI corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale This by far the finest place in Fair Haven, Lot 31x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- tion stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam; also gas and water stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses: gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply the premises. -
 my31 If FREDERICK w. BABCOCh.
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r.rpoprAX FINANCIAL MARKETS

I1TpoN Juno l7l2:3D C0n.ols 90 Tor money ana
9-7, for Atlantic and Great WcsteIn mr. mort
certificates GJH: do, mi t-lcr ~
N,ygIrrsey Central c0nols. l. =: tre 80 INNS orn-
pa. 1851: penn ylVan4 Central. >. y Iilng "i. The
directors Of the Luk ~ Eng am al ir M lhS 1" day re-
dlc % tnr rate of 81 c0uni from 20 ~ per cent
IONpON, lT-3 ni.( 'IrOs. -! for money ana
.S,. for The account Erie Hallway shares - do second
C.4n>ol- X.
J., spoN. June Ia p. nth" bullion in "a" Bank q int
la,.d M, inci easel 2GJi.nn the Ia-f I'
portion Bans Of ENGLAND rive &" EA} when ast
wee, W ter cent. IS .pih-r rent
IOVpON. Junr l1-3 p. Pms Hivr"S quot" Three pei
can r-lrS - francs 80 re;iMi,s for the atcurnt
LESBOS. June Ii p. u. - bombs four per cents
1lui-: Sew lives 1864 Atlantic and Great Wc-'tln MT
10 FIRE.. -: srcnul
c..,lls. sc. Illinois CenIA, q: rnSlIVaEH teHtr'l
.. % Re- -. h1 ION Inv LdLk
, England ial 10 day T. - 900.
!t\u. =. Jure IL mThr rate 81 Hscouu' FOR thtr'
t.dh- Ills open uarko; -a2 ~ cont W'ltIl Is
q De a.r tci' below The Bank &" ENGLAND 1air
LESION T. .II- aiNicc- quote thitt per
cr I.uicsa - iran,, - D.. ctuur i"r iir So 't e.
tl.- June l1.-Ih" far BAnk ~ France Ia m
,l,.-,p. J. - uOu ffI,cs uuru. The pt,l Wrrk
INI.lN Jnne l. S.lvrI IL qn0lrt ~ 49,. pr Ouhct
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LIVE STOCK NtRKET.

c e. INN , F. I I N, 9 ? %s r. ' .f S.
i,r pi- Nat rrrn AZ tic ,,sc "f r,,'rniay
NJ, t Re- was I ii E VA, 0riiy supplied n Iir-'
1iGnary to Choic city slaughtered Sides d at 7~4
partial rrr' .' nGhi IT "'r ,, f if 10 &c. no
!s; cn'l.r la!a% ,, .", ed; w. w.. =. .,i
7arr ro nd , ,i',' y . Pc" ~, -. NH IL, tam ;. or "a I'D,
G%,,-,'." T. Af',"l %. 1-i : i. ~ ''i
and b. i've '', - rl' IonH Dos T. " 3o,.' Is -
Hhia h' I"-'p' .-',,n ''''i' ,"' IT,,
o., VI - . a,l t,c ,di IT,. IT,, i,, az
ir - g. ','' a., ., i', , j. 81 '
-iriri>rLlN g, nr'rr'- i.r'a' go ..'"c T. r.
ry'i- v"s,'' 'i'' @'r' D.? ~ 81 i'' r ar. .,
iar,,t r.'i. .,.. >..ir.y -' 3, hr'd .ea"-i
~.,I,r .'c.t.,l.ia l's,i pf -- Nn''"' MHhct com
nmr ~, T." 1 20" a w. . ,' s. i - i.
~r ..l, nlr' f, ~. a.. .' ln .'. a. 3d. dN ~ -
~, "r ~ r' q, t .1, 90 r,. , ....r,.,. 80.
~, . &c. o., ,. -,'i', 90. D.. o., ....c ,,.:i
~ j. r' ,.',, N,-''i ..4.. rt
Mu 900 .' -'" -'. '' ' ~ -'.' .'' ~ ''''"''
-@c-l. II H,''r .'-@' 80 ''.. % .. 90 '''
i..l , p..-.l ,..,-..... ID. - %. &c.. IS
d. r." ., -. t"t. ,
90 j., "rh 49, g.. I.,,.,t t,...'
,oa.4. i'c .-rr'. 80 g., 49, ,'"-.' ' o. ~ 80
mttr - e.. 49," a. r.. N.}.'aa 90
81 y. " o., - 30.
j. &c.,. o. '. a 49, ' CO.. 80 10 90 &C.. So a.. 90 " a'
%ter.. d l'.r... 49," .o "..o -.... .atti:1:
Al a'i -. I,o 5:.3 e.. ,io,~ = r" r &c.,
d. ~ g., ,,-,. .-.....,. ..r ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

Western 80 Dc mainly SS9c No O. June 5I'4So2Gc
CID chang IN price sales bush including No at
&c. No White $7d% I'D 90 No O. T5c &c; Mixed
western S7Gt0e White dO 80 M, Mixed st"tr' ns me
@ sc' 1876 ?C . II SasI DO Jaiy : 55c
KIP good aeTa IAN at at ser slc1% 10y
Medium and 5casl o. for Prime ami Fancy CoTr IH nr
HiDES-Qniei nominaliy UNCHANGED No sales ,ou.
YorE9 1873 7S55e Eastern and We.ra. s7a54c Year
MOL Sti:SIT Finn bHJ qct Cubs 500 test SEC; New
YAvAL sT0REs-sis Tneniine sold to The %Tent Of Of
5ssooe;s at %;n o e. a' a iT mCa e
81 1OGsi 10 Tor Strained to Good Tar - ooaSS o.
on sTrs quiet rces about steady limited rates
OCEAN PREF :lF~-Bu+:ness was qnlIe iiInItv+t 81
howeycr WIRE well and hrin snsIhNW asntrmept Goods
1000 bush G o 6 t t ra 3D. 80 hhds Tobacco
90 9oxrs G! c to1 gar aic = 1h I ca oG6 6t do
1900 bales Cotton e2Gisq ~ u"s 49, so iona
oos I 29G Len 1d os fi 3D. sda G S0 pEas butter
Oh CSC lts 200 boxes Bacon ~; Smai 9's 800 his d.
% Cd Glasgow. steam Gram quoted 5-2n % Sh AM
FonI 2g "a 49 Tre Dds Hc, no. 90 Gases CAB I'd @o 81
Norweg bark 10 the bauc 5000 D1, iitn' I ana
cases Is @2oc British shP t. onaon or B ,, sl3 gOo
General carg,es at rates British bars to >tockhon 9o
9r' rn - BTiiS J 1 Nc oy T ordr 6 o b. ec
eevatinC lt,lan Drk. voyage rnd tate az ';, H"
Sp1, 10 %"rwo ian bark to The alic 1000 DO S. 81
From S 8d S"S, ran s 3 anoh,r
Roceort 1900 d. . I'd another to- ~ N1 sn re
gii,c 900 bbs caned Pcroirum g. British slip 70
Waterford $1,000 qrs Gram IS. dL Nw"'6'a" ""'N !"
p9T'ETIEJGiEUM-rr rm with goooo brl' sold ere at
SC er 70 To- 49, mo- sHo OK "r pphadepia
for Baltimore; cases ~ 90 '"n 90 ~
%96o "is. Brad,ora GDis opening at a'',c I'll
mshcat lie, nie lowest sales 20 rc closing "' o'''c
PR aI SMcs. about I3c per 9 hgaeT
~ u4 irTef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

Charleston, 1s014 premium New-Orleans, CONNER
cial 81, and bank $3.50 premium; st. Louis, 20
cents premium; Clcago, % cents discount,
The United States Treasurer At Washington
notes for redemption. The customs RECIPES
were $4,000, and the, internal revenue re-
celpts $530,000. The following IS the Cleal-
S9s 4s7 1885, BALANCES. 81, 945,O57. Tho, transac-
tions at the Sub-lreasnry c0 o" KeceI b
apce So 539, OBJ com balance SSS, $685. go.
The foreign exchanges are dull and weak, mt
quotations are unchanged, excepting those for pllns
sight sterling which are reduced y cent because or
the reduction of the Bank of England rate Tor as
cnun+ Folloviuo are the OuotatiOnS:
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night. and none of the Southwesterns showed any
material advance. New-York Elevated and Metro
politan were shade lower, and Manhattan, after
selling down to 3314. closed unchanged at 81. The
market closed irregular but active.
The business done In Government bonds to-day
t$11O, OOO) was somewhat larger than the business
of preceding days, but without that
the principal amount was in 5s at s per cent higher
than Yesterdays rates at the Board. although the
quotation for them is unchanged. The bidding for
the Is is reduced q per cent Annexed are the clos
Ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

The railroad bond market was dull as was the
share market. and the speculative bonds moved i'll
symrathy with their kindred shares. The special
features of the tTadmCS were: Mobile and Oh;o
first dehcnt ures, which rose Il per cent To 124;
Oregon Railroad and Nav alton firstS, with ad-
vance of 3, per cent to 90 Kansas Pacific cOnsos,
with an advance of u per cent to 9fl2; and 5.
Louis and San Francisco seconds, class {, with an
advance of per cent to II L. and class b. with au
advance of pig per cent TO ~. New-YOrk Elevated
Irsts were Il lower at III, Metropolitan Elevated
frsts Il lower at 1117s New-Jersey Central cOnsols
L. lower at 1O1, and Texas and Pacific cOnSols l.
lower at COLI Annexed are the closing quotations:
B1d 81
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Good Ordinary .......-.
strict GOUd Ordinary.
futures quiet, closing {


pon,, tbough market op ned 10 pnnts lpwci; sales
il69 August. lGaHl7i: september. II lhd III. Uc.
6iuj9: January 1868 Prices OF Kings ard Marrns Iane
I6n Juy 10 hneISt lla3 Srpr,nnf' ANAL, a.I
1896. Toaays closing Prices for tonr@cts. !nnr ~
G9 j% cfoi o7S S9 AE' %cv t Rs
ctm6eI. 1890 1870 Januarv l0o0GioGo Transferable
Flour AND MEAL -FLOun -Mmset fairly active.
ery for irI crdys f'r eNpori ag,nni ID. m,ny for
Mcum and Low grades; som" ut &C. inquiry Tor Jl' Icv
@iy Nh Extra, 50 CCG+5 70 v iG w., , lndes.
44'9lo 66a go > - - Inclq roo bb, C.,icc
HP, ,T"t rfyeTy - cnoc ter Wheat % inls G
9.;g5: $500 bbs Winter Wheat Extri: ~ ~.
incIGdme 1000 tbs. Iligoi, at s. III 5Cao
1 Dds, Ell the Sirs iiloo Gbl- Icrc for export
@%9%o fsr 10 E&a = ssts 81 G.a 4 a3 10 anew @o
- .OGs6 Common 70 4"1h i&'ia mr.,rrn - I1@ti ~
Eouad loon ONO a 5oasj cooc !" Chou" 10 - %
is,r .a,j 30 t1ria 5oGsd % straight 81 2Ja
t7S+a 81 st. LOU. Genmo" FarI EIira ,, 1o.-
Goo9 - 054I2 g. 1000 70 GO'' f.a' 10
va rIiEKN fLoJR qiei apa al. ab"li
r. E' a. Good TO horr. - 80; ChoIcr /" rancv.
- -, az 5", nYEFLGCR dnn WIN fnr lqui'y alcs
no bbls. ~uurr1nr. - CJd$' ~ - MEAL S'"%
SALE 900 Banlywine. - H. yellow WcS'rrn a 81
@FoREIGN FRrfTs Sales ~ agctI"n, 2s0oo boxes Pal
GRAi% villa OPP , ns e, eSy @Ga , ~ "%rr
s1oI tne daisd, quJaiionS sl cAiorI d,u
vcv moderate trad rcua,ivc acc nat; SIZES 80
hi Lrnrc ~ bush. prompt delivery tnci id!ns II
graded Spring 81 OGa&l o. ~ RLuih = 10 Gr,e
Choice N0. Milwaukee. Hard - u nherld q
U;i,r m u Us aRl - No Red ~ 2ji9U - Gl NANNY
a. S;LIyl 70: Nixei Winter - - l2lSI - Se4nFr 80
= D.t II - No Ambor, ~ 2'5i; CHpUrd White. ~ It
al III; 40 Wmte. y 20 40 Wn"r - - - -
inci,I,n1 q bush. fol next wOck al - IA ~" td
I"ne N .64 cOsing - 2" doJul', 81 l'dt' 10
CinslnS al 49, do August FL l9+0tl u closing a. II
20 White June, 81 220Sl 2@A. cllslug ~ - q
81 22lr....RYE nominal a 9719sc for ,WcscTn
Canada and state BARLEY dull nominal LA kLEf
MALT nun aud fairly active. COlINIharkst = a -,
and home tGdc demand goo; bu ness
% sneonafIye gce0unt; 26uOO bush. iuure =0SJl
6usl prompt delivery. including Cn-r1dci W cseTl
No bl90bZ &c. mainly 50 a12hc; 30 White. 06i2
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TIE MARKERS.
TOTAL RE"EHPf~ OF PROD 'CE.
PR Norn Rotcr. YES: m rt'"'''.
GENERAL MAEkE! REPORT.
InI.N.NAY. IHnr L. 80.

ASIiS-Q 'iu unchanged.
TlfF+I mo rui unching'd % bags wish.
C,,. F r ,rgnrS PC: MD era r- a. artiyc
al i-, ices owing u Tho unusually lar I'll ' 'n
1lp i.i,- ,sa Liza loo da aim, jclI-.
costa l;icl non.nal'y ,@a &c. Marlcail'. %HI '.
CHIltN--pOt Cotton cos Il rrt Nv BIT qlir AZ quota
t.o,, +, ittIi
cary r4uccd i.c: strict Ordinary aud Nfa nary. aud
nrd oW IS id suit Good or inafy q "i uid-
nav reluccd - bats 2d6 lat V"nur I'iud-
M 80 for EXPORT and 3iJ -nnns d'lyr'cd con.
tract 3oJ bale iDts NJ The poit~ ti, 23-' bars.
arusi lob lGht week, and ilJ lns
sine september l. - .25J5 ba- agar 4,4o6 35 bales
duriun he same period
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ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway COnpalY's
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Z Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds

with Inc provisions Of the MORTGAGE Deed Of
the above Bonds. the undersigned Trus
hereby give notice that los Bonds Of 500 each ID
$50 Bonds uf 81 600 each OF thr num-
hers sprced hnow ths in fairly aud
without preference discrimination designated by lot Tor
100 accrued interest payable out
the moneys pledged us from proceeds Of sales OF Lands
available for that Tile Bonds - drawn VIII
pad pre- at the office 81 j. !. KENNEDY
co. 81 WI ams. NeyYOk, ana the holders thereon are
hereby that they should be presented on or before lst
Juy next a. alter will TO accrue
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HE STATE Oh TRADE.

baltimore. Juna l7.-Four lower and dull Howari;st.
an Western super - 169s. - do LAtra = ..ff1 do
81 2sdS6; city Mlr SuDrI, ~ uu43 do,
tXtIl 75af5. To- Family. ,; .3GS d. 40 Brands 50
ia gts,n FAal,V. - 10 Whrlt-~mItnrrn Hteady,
dcs night receipts western easier bIi hm; southern lied,
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81 2Oqsl 2s do Amber, nominaly. 81 25aSl % NO
pnS ~ STs$ 2 51g 81 gSr s wsse aS
and Southern white So; do Yelow :6c Western
mixed spot aud june July 49, 5oc AmgIst'
l2d4fc.; Western White. 4Oallc; TO- Mixed ga iye 1
Peunsylvana 400 lc Rye quiet al 92c Hay unchanged
pToyisio BIT without ggotabs chance sn sI steady
al3c Petroleum unchanged. Coffee firm Rio carg!es'
9EIa to p@9 ~ sugar T@ to iv r2 T%r
T1%er o anil G p nssha9Se Ss, sh Corn
49, 75S bush '-- O'''' '''''' %
in s no sales F 6 S faS b S9% GR at Mf9
6qs9 9 cs SS a. Pqnh az a. earn @nsg 55 Nc
quoted 3Sc.; sales White. track, A. 10.
fSy 81 oS frlg hSs S:fSS &c.
Corn SHc Oats 5i4c Canal-Wheat &C.; Corn @ &C; Oats
CHICAGO June l7;:-Flour, nomnay unchanged. Wheat heat
bid June; o9c July sfqc Augns, No do. sGLc Corn
G5c Xusist sRFjeccd IS &C. oats 5f acyc. firm and
hsheT ~ 2Sa%s &C. cash $50 June &c Jny 253 Aug,
79c. Flax SrrdPure. y 2t Pork strong and Hgher &C
August Lara iong and higher G6jc cash $50 iG7 ec
higher shoulders. i.I0c Short El6 G7oc; Short Clear
G9og Eess ~ 0c WaSkrg steay and unchanged at
CTScNNArI. June l7.-Flour Griner; Family, - 90 81
rccPts ., 100 bush shipments 23i6 bush. Corn dull
NJ SIC Barley GSsoSa ard scarce PORK irmer held at
= sId IN gonl demand ant piees shade higher a. 0'G
strong and higher Shout es Sc Clear RIB 7ic; o ar
aud unchanged. sngo strong Hard i0a.alOolc; Ncw0r
eao7 s. d 5%gs a @ ara a 998"n Bn 10
81 3lrt4 - receipts 900 head al,nmen7 80 hcad
ph In W.,;c i ,a ,,,,,'aI s." Wbite Mich
steay 'N III, i " al nF " It'll o. Anrns 0;"
Uhi. ~, - ~ W. g" r.. ti,,,b
Milling o. ~ ~, - 1'rh q'd go, 1e1" ~, iiS H
MiNr. MT 10 NN'- ~: -" w. 81 w., ,,,.
!. "H'' ~, I,c-t,' tI1 ~ th mi" 70 nea3 o. Ib
40. GU, '' n,, 49,, ,,,, ,,,, In mo-
lSh H. " ~, 1,,i ,,'r, ,,,n ,ts ~
"vfiwt,.HF June Flonr qnrt and un,iaigei wheat
o,i irfi nty 4, g. lac and cn.rd Ic.s flrin 40
pankrc Hard. do -ott. ~ OF 40. milwaukee. cash
and Trnr o.. &c Julv % August, he Sue;
IN Go 7gc i!ejrrteI nominal corn stronger
a.. Oai frucf hut fuct . pc. EIc-No nj
Ina.. litrl,y finn buf Guipt 20 Sprng TIC IrnNi+
& 0iici l,u LtT. NfS. pork aurt NJ uGJr1 and July;
~, >, An nat Tnr-P rlur steam i.G7 rirI and July;
= l,r A.rt.; Hogs qu,t ana "a. cr ~ : t. - L.
w. .,,t, ,,. nm, lima -l'i,ur-DuI Nlr1t i,ul
t. ,r-o ra. ia II ~ nee ON hoard: i,ye loss ar
and ,nr nrl NJ "a Ntt s-c ORR rcci,tl,y fruc with
nr,nr de m ,l for lrnl cnnruuipfon ana az t. hit
I.l d.nsu operate IN futures prices Of otter 4
Lr IL 4 Western ouih' yellow