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Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
1. - HiA 'GirknI.

Professor Z. w. Hocnkeppel, resid-
ing Al III rarnall street, but who Is u
clerk AZ thu Edge Moor Iron Works
lost hi. monthly y ticket CA the p. w &
b Il: H., yesterday, somewhere on
Eighth street D.tween Tatnall and
French. AS the ticket is worth MOTH
ing to any body but himself, he would
be pleased if the finder would return
IL
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Damages for Her Hnhban Il y
Death.

The suit brought against the philadel
phla and Reading Railroad Company
for damages by Mrs. Patrick Agnew,
whose husband was instantly killed at
Ne" Castle in 1875 while in the dis
charge of his duty as brakeman, was
tried at PottsyiIlc Oh Saturday. After
several hours dellbelaliun the Jury
rendered II verdict awarding IS, 200 10
the ptaintiii.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
After the Police.

judging from the following conspicu
ously posted notice at police headquar
ters, an outsider might conclude that
soue of the policemen were disposed tc
be remiss in their duties
NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 10, 1881.
Oliice-S Oft duty without permission
viii receive 10 pay lor the time they are
off, BY order IF the Mayor.
". j. MAXWELL,
Chiet of Police.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
NEW ADVER1lSEME ENTN.
THE MAMMOTH
Five Cent Store +!
22l MARKET STREET.
NO TEN CENT INTER \.
we are adding AS fast as lossihe TO the
variety OF our stock. This week
hundred Few articles more
next week.
octll t.tucs.fr.Sat
NEW ADvER1IsEMENTN.

|N''l'h'
This Is to certify that Annie Craig has len
my b, and board without cause or pro, oca.
tion, l. therefore, caution all stores or any
person from trusting OF harhoriug her on my
account, as l Will not pay any bills cuntrao
ted by her flun this date She has become 80
attached to others that she cannot stay at
hohe ioak ehoukh To prepare my meals, but
can SIT at my window ana see her standing
IN secluded places with her male compailons.
1 cAutien ket. - and All OF her ma lie Hs-
sociatea TO never let me see them in her com
Pany or it may be aLuthe. Temple and
Rhoades' case. WILLIAM ChAIi
Wilmington, Oct. Nth, 1881. octll-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Oct, l0.-Ihe Secretary of
the Oldham Cotton Spinn.rs' Associ.
alton has written letter to Colonel A.
ID. Shaw. United States Consul at
Manchester, declaring that thousands
OF tons Of sand are paid Tor by Oldham
SINNERS as cotton, i'll CO. sequence OF
fraudulent packing. The letter sug
gests that the names OF the planter aud
packer be placed inside each bale ot
cotton.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Miss MOWiSO Msg Readings.

1t is 10 be regretted that so small an
audience attended Miss Howison's lee.
ture on Robert Burns, interspersed with
readings from his works, in the lecture
room of the First Presb terian church.
Her readings were capital and those
present eDjOyed them.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Il q HalO

robes, fancy fur and lap robes, horse
blankets, saddles, collars, trunks and
harness the largest stock best assort.
ment and lowest prices at II. Yerger's,
40I Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Kemnamt0.

Wednesday morning, G. A. Spencer,
700 Market street, will open one ba e,
1000 yards remnants Of Dress Ginghams
the mos desirable Fall
styles.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
Mouev 70 L0an'

Tha Mechanics Loan na,,rIst l stri
(2nd story and there av wlN Is gel
$1,000 to Loan. Money T. 70 III
s scsrcer and now is the time w"
from a good association
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

Remember that you o.1 lIy g. ;.i.S' III
en- fine card photographs y tor tv SlOo
for 81. 90, one large, = solV al ~ ~ stuttsrla
Co.'S, 1902 Market street, '
be exCelled,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
narIMe Disaster,

London, October l0.--An explosion Of
petroleum occurred on the 4th instant
on board the Italian brigan,ine Ammonia
from Barcelona tor Marseilles. The
vessel sank. Eight persons were
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
O'9l0tk frleen.

rle O'Clock stock quotations Of the New
York and philaGelphia Stock EAchange, Ie-
received over the private wire Of Elliott John.
son L Co.. stock brokers at sixth an Maiket
streets, are As follows
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
ASy ye0 lS Walna1 a EtOn.

D'. tsinss H. Scott, graduate Of tn
B~I.lmsSs Dental College in / s62, hav.
ing moved mis- family to this city may
now be founa at his office, 9l7 Market
street, from q. In. to 1890 u. III. and
from l.3e " 6p. IN. Dental science IT,,
all its brancrss executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s. S. Whites
specialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

Suits made TO order from $40 upwards $
at Stern u Zimmerman's, II! Marke
st "eet.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
r0Yaonnl.

DR.. Ebberts a.es that he has OF
nor never has hau case Of small p. Z
On Linden street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

Travelling bags, satchels, eabbas. Sc.
at Stern Il Nmmerman's, III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

WANrEp.-A SITUATION BY A
W ,uny man IN n grocery store, or flour
and iced store: reference given. Call at No.
100, Walnut street. octl2 2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

W ANrFn.-A YOUNG MAN ON
W ciIar boxes who has some knowledge
o hantlnY plane. Apply 1t No. 3O5 Mad
lson street. Octll.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

A fit guaranteed at Stern x Mmnsr-
mans, Ill Marked street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

VFVSH'
twenty head Of Ohio cattle. consisting Of
freSh cows, ard fat hefers and steers. Ais,
ore year ,ld horse, kind and gentle in all
'rness. sale positive. No post onemc ut on
account Of the weather. Conditions ~ days
credit. A. GILL
l.. W. SrlpHAM x Son, Auctioneers.
Octll-ltwA3tl
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

Stern & Mmmermau, Clethiers and
Merchant railors, Ill Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11
DUBLlC SALE OF CATTLE.

1
me subscriber will offer at public sale. in
the Ninth Ward, q, Coyle'p hotel, CITY Of
wilmington. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, 1851.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-01

The Great BaFnum Rud London Con
%sOIIdation Rt wheeling, Wednesday,
August II.
For some weeks 1t has been generally
understood that this colossal combination
Of the two most popular shows In the
country WAS to exhibit here sometime
during the season, but the date has never
been accurately announced until now.
The agents are here with their tons OF
richly Colored paper and gorgeously illus
trated Autographs bearing the blPztng
figures, Wednesday, August 17th-apd the
INrELLIoENCER on Its fourth page this
morning gives evidence OF the fact that
Barnum and his busy partners have much
In B'ore that Is new and wonderful for all
amuBement.loveEs 'hereabouts. The bust.
ness Ct the great Show-the expenses OF
which are two.fold greater than any pre-.
vious year, because the two are now har.
m~oniously united and not travelling sep.
arate as OF old-hAs been enormous aud
beyond all anticipation. The tents have
been no less than three times enlarged,
and yet II IL almost impossible 10 get all
inside who Clamor for admission. Lesser
shows land all are manilestly Of smaller
magnitude) have generally avoided lie
route for the good reason that the double
show Is too much for them. The people
wait all Nlurg the line, and we do not
wonder ct IT.. In New York halt a mil.
lion people attended the exhibition In two
weeks, and the Herald and Sun and the
balance VI the metropolitan press pro.
nounCs II the gtandest and most stupen.
dous venture Of the Snowman .AutoCrat.
In PhiladelDhia, Washington, Baltimore,
Brooklyn, Boston. and In the great manu-
featuring cities Il the East, the success was
even more pronounced, and The papets
which come 10 our Office, every day are still
heArlier In praise. Barnum's Museum,
the only one, by.the.way, on the road,
embraces such rare illustrations OF Ma.
lures curious freaks, as Chang, the Chi.
nese Giant, undoubtedly the tallest known
man In the world the popular Gen. Tom.
Thumb and wife; the seven giant won.
derP, and no end Of livirg interesting oh.
jeCts. The circus acts are VI such d multi.
tudinous character that three rings are
required in which appear the beat talent
TO he fOupd In the world notably, Mile
Elise DICkiill, Frank Gardiner, OF this
city, and Two hundred others Of world.
wide repute, The Menagstie boasts TWEEN.
~ elephants, a score Of CatDels, four n.
and about every wild beast, bird,
and reptile mentioned In natural history.
But to onntnefate all the attractions with
two newspaper pages OF Closely.set tyne Ia
impossible, Read tho bills glazing at you
from the walls, the PROGRAMMES In every
house aud store, and sec the great show
itself on Wednesday, August l7h.
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NEW YoRK, June 3d. Cotton steady at
II ll.l6all 6.l6c; futures finn. Flour weak
receipts 1900 barrels; exports 1900 bar.
rels: supertine, western and State 81 Goa
Q 80; common 10 good a 81 70S6 %; good TO
choice IS 30a8 49, white wheat extra IS 2ba
0 %; extra Ohio 81 7Oa6 rs; S.. Louis "a 7Oa
0 70; Minnesota patent SO Gas 90. Wheat
cash and Juue red opened NalKc better and
closed In buyers favor; receipts 10000 bush.
els exports 1864 OO bush ais ungraded spring
II - No. 3 spring s. Is; No, ,, ii 23al q;
steamer do 81 10; M. . red 81 27A Cpnll
81 27Nai 2SH Iail No | red 81 20; No. 9 red
June, salGs 1000 bushels, III 81 27&al %
July, sales 20S,O0 bushels, at 81 gGkal 27h
August, sa'CS FSt O0O bushels, ut 81 24N
| AN; septenber, salts 20O,O0) bushes, ut
81 23H Corn opened strong ard closed
heavy; receipts jiI,0OO bushels; exports
10000 bushels: ungrndGd 6lA67C; No. s.,
52KC steamer b4HC; M. 9 white aud June
6Ra56Mo; July 65Na5bHc; August IS Ha50SIC;
8 ptcmber 67fab7bG Oats weak; receipts
100, 900 bushels western mixed 42a43o; white
western 48a47c. Hay Gull and IN buyers
favor at O0N5SO Hops quiet anu steady,
Sugar dull. Coffee and m0laSes quiet. HiTe
steady and In moderate demand, Petroleum
du | and weak nnite1 77kC; crude 6Na7Hc;
Iellltu o1S' lhliuW bbtuuJ NJ U2Auu lo'lOU'
Resin firm nj 81 05a2 III. Turpentine quiet
and firm al 49Hai3o. Eggs unsettled ut
Ice, Pork firm and moderately active; old
mess $40 60a!8 09X; new do Sl7 %. Beef
dull. Cut meats Quietand steady; long clear
80 l2k; short clear 80 81. lard stroug
prime steam 81 67Xall 90. Butter firm
and good demand for export at lOA239. Cheese
dull at 6a0Kc
CHICAGO June 30.-FlOur nominally un.
changed. Wheat unsettled and lower No. 2
Chicago spring 81 Hal TX cash; 81 1lKa
/ l1H July 81 l2Xal 10 August: 81 lO9E
September; No. 8, 00aHtl 0IK; rejected 78a
$50 Corn strong and higher at 46Ac cash
4bXa45Hc June 4SN July 46]Sa48c August
46Nc september. Oats strong and higher at
39Xc cash: 30KcsJuneI 37HC July; 2S9SC
August; 279Gc September. Rye easier at 600,
Barley steady and Unchanged Pork steady
and In fair demand at $40 80 cash; SIC 42ha
10 45 August $40 67Kal8 90 September.
Lard In good demand and a shade higher at
Sll 82kal3 IS cash and July; 81 27Xali 80
August $40 97Kall w September. Bulk
meats quiet. Whisky steady at 81 10.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
% reported by John N. H0on a Co., brokers,
No. LEO Main street
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NEWs.
Movements OF Observation-Disclosures Note
u GOHhID,

Movements Of sIeambOatS-LeVee Notes
q Gossip,
Business IN the levee yesterday was
dull.
The Wyoming is en- route from St. Louis
to this port.
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday
for Pittsburgh,
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
6 inches and falling.
The A. J., Stone and Josh Cook passed
up yesterday with toWs,
The Diurnal will be to.day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A, NJ,
The Carrier arrived yesterday and re-.
shipped q lot OF ore on bargss 10 Pitts.
burgh,
The Courier, Welcome, 0'Nsal and
Telegram arrived and departed as usual
yesterday.
The John L, Rhodes, for st. Louis, and
Emma Graham, for Cincinnati, passed
down yesterday.
The st. Lawrence is due from CinCin-
natl to day, and will return at the usual
hour Tor departure tomorrow. This even.
ing she takes the Lincoln Club on an ex
Cursion down the river.
PITTSBURGH, June 8O.-River 2 feet 8
inches aud stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CIECINNATl, June 30.-River IL feet q
inches and falling. Weather fair ard
warm. Arrived-Ariadne, Paducah. De-
pared-Kstie StoCkdAle, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, June 3O.-Auived: ID ma, st.
Louie Colorado, u. Louis; Pacific, b
Louis. Departed: Baltic, st. Louis, Rive,
% feet and falling. Cloudy weather
Thermometer So.
EVANSVILLE, June 80 Arrived; Colder
City and Evansville. Up-SChenck and
Grey Eagle. Departed: Golden City,
Cincinnati; sGhenck, Cincinnati; Hop
kinp, Cairo; Evansville, Bowling Green
River u feet and falling Wiud from the
South and raining.
LOUISVILLE, June 80 - River falling,
with . let o iuCbes in the canal and 4 feet
9 inches in the Chu'O on tho falls. Bus.
ness coed, Weather partly cloudy and
warm; rain at noon and Vt dark. Ar
lrived-J. W. GaT, Cincinnati; Bright
Light, Piltsnnrgh. DepGr ed-J. W.. G. IT,,
Memphis; Blight Light ST. Louis Silver
Cloud, Tennessee river.
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BELLAIRR.

Col, o. s, s. Baron has entered suit
against the Pennsylvania Rsilroad Com.
pauy for $4,000 for the killing Of his son
Alfred, at the end Of Ssh street Hon.
Allen G. Thurman ia one Of his lawyers.
Andrew TolmA and his family have
gone to Kansas to make their home there,
Mrs. Andrew TOlma, IT,, Of Cleveland,
Is in town.
The Union window glass house has shut
down Tor the hot weather.
Jacob Kern has a fine dwelling almost
completed on Rose Hill, adjoining o. O,
heliy's house now occupied by D, B
An infant child of Charles Bsrtram died
suddenly, last evening, at his residence
on Gravel Hill.
The Turner'S will parade on the Fourth
before going to their picnic al Oummins'
Grove. They will 90 down as far as the
Market House, The Bsllaire brass band
will lead the procession.
The Methodist Sunday School will pic.
mic on the Fourth at LoCkwood's Grove,
down the river, They will 60 down on
the LsBelle. Fare, Tor the round trip, %
cents.
The Bsllaire and Southwestern road Of
fers tickets for sale on the Fourth at great
ly reduced rates,
Mr.. James H, DArrah and daughter
Miss Minnie, are visiting friends and relA
atives in st, Olairaville,
The track Of the B, & o, over the river
Ia being rslaid,
j. W. Yost, the architect, will build
new jail for Noble county, at Caldwell.
The WomAn's Foreign Missionary SoCi
ETY. meets Friday afternoon at Mrs, W, j
Ferren's, Guernsey street, R O. F.
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A number Of applications for teachers
certificates have been received by the
Board Of Education, and yesterday elk.
teen Of the applicants we're examined at
the Third Ward school hall by the exam.
lining committee, consisting OF DR.. 4. A.
Hildfeth, Dr. s. L JepSon and City Super.
intendent John NJ. Birch. Following is a
HAT Of thope who run tho guSntlet: Misses
KAry Knott, Mary Beshofe, May Sissel,
Ada Smith, Lizzie Updegraf, Laura Up,
degra[T, Julia A. List, Lee Heryey, Jennie
Hefvey, May Sell, Jessie Wizard, May
q. Black, Kate Leighton, M. f. q. Lope,
Bella Jackson, and Messrs. u. ". Bell and
John W. West. The examinations will be
continued 10 day.
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1ha annhorn.Kennsdr Ease.

Yesterday morning early Mr,-WilIiam
Goshorn, with the assistance Of a carpenter
tore down a fence that Mr.. Patrick Ken.
needy had built, on what Mr.. Goshorn
claims to be bis ground. The matter was
before the Police Court some days ago,
and yesterday the fight Tor possession was
renewed. When Mr.. Kennedy found the
fence down he Immediately set to work
to rebuild II, and no sooner was 1t up
than Mr.. Goshorn went to work and de-.
mollshed II agSin.
As the shadows Of evening were deep.
ening into night the reporter saw Mr..
Kennedy hard at work replacing the
boards, and he thought oil the quotation
which tells US "how pleasant It Is for
brethren to dwell together In unity" In
this case, however, It seems that each
brother dwells in unity BY himself.
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PENCIL POINTs.
Tho DaSt From . Doasn PabsFs uGed ~
IH~IslligoneeF Reporters.

the 'Dust From . Dosen PabeEs Used ~
IHtelligcpeeF RgpOFleEs,
REcoRDRR HOOK Issued two marriage IL
eenses yesterday.
Buslx1ss Is decidedly dull in police cir
cles and among the Justice chops.
THR Council Committee on Health
meets at the City Hall this evening.
AMAx who played Ave different music.
al instruments was q Main street Attrac'
ton last evening.
JUSTICE FRtHER committed James Swes.
ney TO jail yesterday, on q charge Of lu'
macy, preferred by his mother.
The Top mill will go on to day in all de-
partments, after q long vacation necsssi.
lated BY the breaking Of the shalt.
Tue wind storm Of Wednesday blew
down two Of the walls Of the old Sweeney
machine shops, In North Wheeling.
A GENTLEMAN, supposed 70 know, in.
foImsR reporter that the HerdlG coaches
on Wheeling streets wouldn't be worth
Ia"
TUE Jewel Department Of the English
Lutheran Sunday School, Miss Mary Rob.
ertson teacher, pic.niced on the IslAnd
yesterday.
An exCursionist from Little Washington
reports that 100000 pounds OF wool was
shipped from there Q few days since, AZ
no notary public was Of hand his state.
ment was taken as furnished.
THE instruments purchased by the Cap.
itol Ualisthenic Club have come, Major
VIM. jackson, henCelorth, instead Of
giving an impertinent tramp q dime will
put on astufed glove,and give him q black
eye,
TUE INTRLLIaENCRR intimated the othel
day that 3 rat deg was needed at the Gap
itol. A lady seeing the article took one
thilher yesterday. II has been named
Capitol, and Ia called Gap. for short. 1t il
gamesome beast, and Clerk HedriCk IL
teaching 1t to chew dog leg" tobacco.
ECENE in the New Mcclure House dining
room: Two walters approach the head
clerk. 0ns Of them says: "WhAt day Ia il
that they say the worlds going to come tc
an end on ?" CLERK; "4.h Of July" Othel
waiter: II was hopin' that 1t would be on
Emancipation Day, All the coloreC
people would be- out Of town then"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-01

Secretary Of State %sISlnaker, yesterday.
Issued a certificate Of Incorporation 10 The
Black Band ItOn and Coal Company. The
company has organized for The purpose Of
purchasing, holding and managing coal,
iron, timber and oil properties, and oper.
Ating and dealing In theit products, The
amount Of capital subscribed lie 5000, Of
which $500 has been paid In, The compa.
ny has the right to increase the capital
stoCk to 100000 by sales Of additional
shares Of stock.
The principal Office Of the company IL
to be located In CHARLESTON. The capital
subscribed is divided into shares Of $25
each, held by the following gentlemen
John Woodbridge, Lynn, Mass, 40
shares W. NJ. Hpvey, Oabell o. H., 20
shares; Frank A, Dearborn, Boston, Mass,
40 shares +. Nj, Framework, Boston,
Mass, 40 shares; W. W. Oatuth, Newton,
Mass, 20 shares, Georges. Curtis, Boston,
Mass, 40 shares.
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INDIVfDUAL GTEMs,
Prominent People Here and Here.
RbOuIs,

Prominent People Here and Here,
RbOuts.
Judge Patton goes home to-day,
Auditor Miller is of on an Eastern trip,
Ned StAlkaksr Is home from q trip down
the river,
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Baird has gone to Gran.
berry Summit.
Secretary Of State Ran staInaker is back
from OhsFiestUuT
Charley Freese celebrated bis 22d birth.
day yesterday by quitting the use OF
cigarettes.
j. N. Calhoun, Esqn OF Philadelphia, an
accomplished traveller, was In the city
yesterday,
Miss Ginnte Uoen, who has been visit.
Ing friends at Washington, Pa, has re-
turned home.
r RE-. Foulk, of ", l.. Foulk's Sons, al.
vertising agents, Pittsburgh, Pa., was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. O. NJ, BowCoCk, wao has been visit.
ing here Tor several weeks, returned to
Olarksburg yesterday.
Mrs. ex-senator Boreman, Of PArkers.
burg, is the guest OF Mrs. George X. Nc.
MeChen, North Main street,
Miss RebeCCa Crockard left yesterday
for New Cumberland, where she will be
the guest Of Mrs. EnoCh Hayes.
Private Secretary viii jackson returned
yesterday from q trip to Charleston. He
reports the Permanent Seat" booming.
Charley Harris, with Greer & Laing,
leaves today for DaCotAh Territory, and
rumor says that he will return with q fir
bride.
Capt. ]. B. Russell, the clever proprietor
OF the Tidal Wave Saloon, yesterday pre-.
sented his head clerk, the general favor.
lite, Col. John Ritter, with q beautiful
gold and onyx ring. And Of the same
John 10 very proud.
Mr.. James y. Martin, an old Wheeling
boy, but now located In Chicago, Ia ex.
pected 10 visit friends In this city next
week. AZ "Jim" Is quite 0 singer, we
would suggest to our musical people to
prevail on him 10 give a song recital some.
Itnna dnRin1 hin ntav
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PHILADELPHIA. June 3N.-Elour steady
western extra good 81 25 Minnesota s. 76t
0 6Oi Missouri Iancy SO 0OG6 lax lllinoi
choice So lax; winter patents so 80a7 %
Minnesota patent 10 6Na7 35. Rye noul
nominally unchanged Wheat firm; No. .
red elevator 81 24A do track 81 Is; No.
red June 81 24Xat 25k; July 81 22NaI 23k
August 81 2lhat 2lN; september 81 22t
| 22K. Corn In god deniand sail mixed
and track $40; steamer, track and grAir
depot 64a66c NO ., 63a64c; sail mixed June
64Na55c; July 60Na65C; August 66a59kc
Oats steady and In moderate denandt No. Z
white 4Ohc; No. 8 do 3Sa30c; mixed $40,
Provisions IN fair demand. Lard, prime
steam t1l %. Butter tirn at 2Oa2ic; New
York and Bradford county, Pa, lSa2ic
steady; creamery SNaSXc. Petroleum un.
changed.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Ths Drover1' Journal
reports:
Hogs-Rscsipts $4,000 head; Shipment
grades mixed packing IS 0Oa6 80; light IS OO
A8 i6i choice heavy so 00a0 %.
Cattle Receipts 1, 900 head; shipments 1000
head. MarEet steady and fairly active ex.
ports 90 00a8 20; gojd to choice shipping
IS 6Oa6 90; common to fair IS 0UA5 so.
sheep-l!eceiptS 800 head. Market firm ;
medium TO choice "a 4DA6 90.
CmC1NKAri, June 80 Cotton quiet at iONc.
Flour e~Ssierj family 70 40a5 10; fancy in.
changed. Wheat weaker; No. 2 red winter
81 2Jal q. Corn weaker; No. Q, 48c. Oats
stronger; No. 2 mixed 40HC. Rye dun No 9,
9gc. Barley, none offered. Pork firmer al
tl8 90. Lard strong and higher at Sll 10.
Bulk meats quiet and firm shoulders 50 i2K;
clear rib 81 o.. Bacon stronger; shoulders
81 90; clear rib 30 80; CleAr 50 80. Whisky
steady at 81 O8. Butter dull.
BALTIMORE, June 8O.-FlOur steady, with
a fair jobblng trade demand. Wheat, western
easier, closing dull; No. 2 winter red, SPOT
and June 81 24Xai FAX July 81 23X bid
August 81 2lMal "a; September 81 21Al 229<.
Corn, western steady and firm mixed spnt.
June and July 54Hc; August 65Ha65kcj
September 66Ac, Oats steady. Rye dull at pOa
D3c. Hay unchanged. Provisions unchanged
firm western fresh grass i3ai7c. Eggs
quiet, Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet.
Sugar steady. Whisky firm al 81 II.
NEw YoRK, June SO.-DRY Goops- Bust.
ness continues light with commission houses
and quiet with jobberS. Cotton goods firm
and unchanged. Cotton Hannels largely sold
ahead. Prints and lawns quiet, Mems wear
moving steadily OIL back orders.
FlAnnels and blankets III fair demand.
Eksr Liberty, June 30 = Ca%ttle-Recelpls
1928 head, Selling slow at yesterdays prices
Hogs-Receipis 2,4OO head. Philadelphia
10 2Oa6 S6; YoikerS Is 76a6 30.
sheep-Recelpt 200 head Market prices
10 TO l6c higher than yesterday.
NEw ORLEANS, June S1.-Uotton quiet; mid.
ling Joke low middling 9Ac good ordinary
NC, Net receipts l,E8S bales; gross 1887
,ales exports TO- Great Britain 1855 bales;
continent, $50 bales sales 200 bales; stock
III 1856 bales.
CINCINNATI, June 8O.-Hogs quiet; com.
non and light "a 25a5 o.; packing and
Is s0a6 10. Receipts 400 head
hipments $50 head.
PfffsauRsH, June 80. --PErRoLGuM-Active
United certificates Steadief at 77Hci refined
10 for Philadelphia delivery.