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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03
CAPTURING MONKEYS:

The monkeys arc frequently captured In
nooses and traps built in the shape of hou-
ses. The only entrance is n trap-door in
the ROOT, which communicates with q trig-
ger set upon the ground. Food is spread
about inside, tho monkeys enter, and, Skin
mishing around, disturb the trigger, and
the trap shuts them in. The third method
for catching them is a most ludicrous one.
An old, hard cocoanut is taken, and u very
small hole made in the shell Furnished
with this and pocketful of boiled rice, the
sportsman sallies into the forest, and stops
beneath tree tenanted by monkeys.
Within full sight of these inqui>itive spec
tators he first eats a Tito rice and then puts
a quantity into tho cocoanut with all the
ostentation possible. The nut is then laid
upon the ground, and tho hunter retires to
a convenient ambush. The reader may be
sure that no sooner s the man out of sight
than the monkeys race helter-skelter 70,
tho cocoanut. Tho first arrival peeps into
it, and, seeing the plentiful store OF rick
inside, squeezes his hand in through the
tiny hole, and clutches handful. Now. 81
paramount is greed over every other feelin,
connected with monkey nature. that moth
ing will induce the creature to relinquisl
his hold. With his hand thus clasped h,
cannot possibly extract it, but the thought
that If he leaves go ono of his brethren will
obtain the feast is overpowering. The
sportsman soon appears upon the scene
the disencumbered monkeys fly in all di-
rections, but the unfortunate brute, who
stin will not let the rice go, is thereby
Handicapped beyord hope with q oocoanut
as large as himself-a state of affairs quite
fatal to rapid locornotion. either terrestrial
or arboreal. The sequel is that he falls an
easy capture to the hunter, a victim to hi,
u -N~A ~
in tho actions of his captor design to roll
him of his rice, and he clutches it all tn,
harder; and the very first thing he doe
when the nut is cracked and the hand re
leased il to cram its contents into hi
mouth. Thoughts of escape come after
ward.-LonGon Field.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03


This Academy has been long established
and successfully conducted. It is mainly
a preparatory School for tho University OF
Virginia. The instruction., therefore,. in
Mathematics and in the Ancient and Mod
ern Languages, including the English, is
necessarily very thorough:
The Location Is one OF the healthiest ana
most beautiful portions Of Piedmont, Vir-
ginia, under the Blue Ridge and near the
Rapidan River, and in an intelligent and
highly refined community, with Churches
Of various denominations convenient.
sive and attractive, and specially adapted
to the purposes OF a Boarding School.
The Session begins the Third Monday
in September, and closes Third Thursday
The Terms are 5000 for session of nine
81 months, for every expense except
Ciothing, Text Books and Medical Att en-
dance.
, Patrons preferring it, Board at reasonable
rates can be obtained in private families in
the Immediate neighborhood.
For sons of Ministers of the Gospel, the
Tuition Fec of $50. 90 is RENTED.
This is a Private School, and under the
absolute control Of the Principal.
{ For further information, address the un-
dorsigued at Locust Dale r. O., Madison
D. +. BOYD.
Principal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03

rectly, through this Agency, will entitle us
to Commissions.
Z. Commissions are due and payable
upon the Contracts of Sale, Exchanges or
Rent being signed by parties thereto.
s. Any disagreement between the parties
after signing such contract does not impair
the claim for Commissions.
9. Owners are expected to know their
Titles before asking the services of this
Agency, and no failure to perfect Il Sale
because of Imperfect Title will destroy the
claim for Commissions.
10. All Property will be Advertised Free
of Charge, unless where Sale. Lease or
Exchange is effected, when the usual adver-
ting charge will be made.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03

James Wick, the famous scotsman
of Rochester, who was playmate of
Charles Dickens and set type beside
Horace Greedy, died on the 10th inst,
of pneumonia.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03

The Postmaster General recommends
that postage on second class matter,
papers and magazines, ETC., be abol-
ished.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-06-03
THE LONGEST SPEECH.

lleVeO 10 nave Oeou udue ny LIZ Do
COsmos in the legislature of British
Columbia, when u measure was pend
ing which would take from great
many settlers their land. De Cosmos
was in hopeless minority. The job
had been held back till the close of the
session, aud unless legislation was
taken before noon Of u given day the
act would fail. The day before, De
Cosmos got the floor at 10 a. M, and
began to speak against the bill.
It's friends cared little, for they sup
posed that by ono or two O'Clock he
would be through, and the bill put on
its passage. One O'Clock came and he
was still speaking. Two o'clock-he
was saying ''in the second place." Three
o'clock he produced fearful bundle of
papers, and insisted on reading them.
The majority began to have suspi-
cions-he was going to speak till the
next noon, and kill the bill. For a
while they became merry over it.; but
as it came on to dusk they got alarmed.
They tried Interruptions; but soon
abandoned them, because each one
afforded him chance to digress and
rest.
They tried to shut him down, but
that gave him breathing space, and
| finally they settled down to watch the
combat between strength of will and
weakness of body. They gave him no
mercy. No adjournment for dinner
nj. f<>I 0 ho tn ia
lips with water; no wandering from
the subject; no sitting down. Members
slipped out to eat in relays, and re-
turned to sleep, but De Cosmos went
on. The speaker was alternately doz-
ing and trying to look wide-awake.
out in squads to wash and breakfast,
and De Cosmos kept on. 1t can't be
said it was very logical, eloquent, or
sustained speech. There were repeti-
tions and digressions. But still he
kept on until noon came to Il batfled
majority, livid with rage and impo-
tence; and a single man was trium-
/ plant, though his voice had sunk to a
husky whisper, his bloodshot eyes were
almost shut, his legs tottered, and his
baked lips were cracked and bloody.
He had spoken twenty-six hours, and
saved the settlers their land.
If the women of this country are
going into the law they must invent
t some title by which their opponents in
r court may address them. Mrs Lock-
. wood, the well-known feminine lawyer
q OF Washington, had opposed to her in
o u case recently u witty attorney, who
3 was somewhat puzzled as to how he
i should refer to her. He could not adj
dress her as ssmy learned BROTHER
: and ssmy learned sister, seemed rath
! err out of place; SO he accordingly ex
. tricated himself from his dilemma, aut
produced roar of laughter from judge
, Jury and spectators, by alluding to he
' as ssny learned sister-in-law."
= James Wick, the famous seedsmal
l of Rochester, who was playmate G
A Charles Dickens and set type besid
. Horace Greedy, died on the 10th inst
b of pneumonia.
IS The Postmaster General recommend
; that postage on second class matter
:. papers and magazines, ETC., be abol
Job
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&gl THE MARK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
Nrw-YoRx. Tuesday. June 20. lSs2
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nyu. yopr Tuesday June 20, lSs


ssEEhswAX~snpplles sim small demands good and prices
h gnI TSse5M had better sale
and with more more no ns request and Steady steady
lumber quiet and stesy %e q5S,s
si9 br STS s S2GS fhadspa dc de-
ysrsd es2.nlp cGn%Sn e5ass So
can, g 5ods2 20 Rosepdae q so9s y ~ iumSer-
e ss, 40 t sSruc ao sisssiS 5cdsG and
special Pine slsas2i per for Sms Msss in So
,i RSss pss Maple SO
drst and second SS %Sod aS and pS
s94ss29 Sh1 sTS do Hickory West
e1n and s6S ISIS stock Ye1 P.ea oonns
BSa SS 5oS sl per for Rough sSa for
SPERM pc, n &c., do Patent SOc'
AGHIcco sYeman 59,c other grades
production B1mnous is quiet unchangsd
liverpool House Camel "a 4ss. seoppSS STEAM S. 75
Tngsh 50 1854 Block House and Intenstona aa 7S
cab s1S and Charmed
81 25as5; Anthracite nominaiy s49sA % l" 'H0
CocoA-sow of sale ouayaOu l29lse Caracas dS@
22e Msraeabo 22s@sde 81 pOniNSO
iS S4R6SG fan saca ID g1'" . 81.
small siocSs Molssses shocks and heads ST 9oaS2 so
Sugar Shocks heads s inch 81 9OGS2 70 9 70 oneT
SHOCKS and heads siasl 20 Rum Pipes ss s$dS 29i
Empty Hogsheads 81 7oGsl go Hoops a. iee~ '''
coFFH Lily active and steady Ordinary a g Prime
8alO1e including Fair Al 94c sales ez bags
Ionsnast 1873 PtoO@y private eJGs 1 SaSi
here rst hands eags Ts1 nSe al 46c July
735a7G5G; August, fO0745c; September toV" oUo'
I2oaSOc; Maracaibo aud Laguayra s2dl5c Costa feA'
92GIl 200 oags Of the latter soa on % nd Unchanged
sales 154 bales 40 bales last evening" including l124
bales for export 500 bales for spinning and 40 bales Tor
speculation contract 200 bales hecepts a.
the ports today Ia Daes AGAINST ; T. 1908 49,
bales against $3.50 bales same period last season
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lrur srorK MARKErs-eY rELEnn.rn


PuFpALo June 90. - CArrLE-Receiprs to-day. "a head
tota Tor week 4oUO head time
1900 head thrOugi 80 dull
err sales Light steers % 2baGS5 7J FAR Medium
SHEEP AND IiMBs-Receipts today. 800 head total for
the week i2OOO head Tor last
head consigned through % market duh aud
unchanged sales Fair TO Good Clipped ~ 20 GS4 TO- Choice
Receipts to-day 675 head; total for far,
l2OOU head; time last week, 10000 head
signed through 81 sale; Good Choice
Yorkers 81 Is Good Medium Welghts s.
CHICAGO June ~. -HoGs-keceIpts 10000 head; ship
ments head market fairly active at decline OF ia
from Common TO Good Mixed 81 sUoSS; Heavy
Packing and shipping - 05dsS 6O Light 81 359so, shps
CIrrIs-Receipts 800 head Of which were Texans
Shipments head market generally weak Natives loo
81 co. Common Fair So 76Gs6 So Mixed Butchers 90
IS 25 Good Stockers S30s4 20 Feeders ~ 30d
4O Texans-recepts 1870 goose lower Gamers
AZ SO as4 aO Medium - 6OG$5 To- SbpporA 50 rs
steady and unchanged stockers So Medium God
sheafngs Gs4 90 Choice Heavy scarce and quotable al
East LIBERTY Penn, June 20. CArrLE-Receipts e95
head slow Prime 81 vVdso To- Good 80 20 as Com
mon, 50 25dSi 49,
Hoos-Reoeipts 900 head, market hrm; Phledephias.
3OasS Balt.mOres So l0ds5 20 workers. 81 7OdS5.
SHRRP-Receips 5000 head; market very DUH Beat IS;
Good 81 asa 70; Common. 81 50dS3 20.
ST. LoUIs Juno 2UHoGs- Receipts 1000 head shipments
4SO head active and slightly lower within the
supply mainly Grass Texans Common 10 Fair 80 2ods4 25
Choice 60dSJ 90; Extra 80 10; Native Steers
scarce Exporters Good 20 Choice 81 40aS8;
Fair 60ds7 25 stockefs - tOas4 feedsr ~
sHEEP- ReoespS 1900 head shipments. 1900 head
grades sell WE'LL poor very dull Medium 70 Far Nut
iona 90; Good " Choca 81 75e4 90 Fancy eS "a
Ss5
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,rDOpE.N FINANCIAL vARREr,

LONDON June 2O-12;5O m-COnsols 1O0i1s for money
OOala Tor the account Atlantic an2 Hre5t western
York Central 1876 Illinois Central. 1876 Pennsylvania Cen
trai 40 Reading 3OG NewYork. Ontario and Western
rs. Milwaukee and ~. Paul common ia
LONDON 2O;:OU n.taTls adyces quote tnrre per
enI rentes l7l2 centlmes for the account
LONDON June 2U3 mBar siIver IL quoted at Of I'D per
o, $40. L.. -
LONDON June 2O-4:OO m.- COnsols, l00Se for money
and l)0 the account Atlantic ana Great western rs
mortgage trustees certificates 44A do second 10 Erie,
SG7 central, 1884; Pennsylsia Central. 09St
New YORK Wesernn 24l4.
June 2J6:0p D. n-PaIls alyices quote tnre g
pet 80 confines for the account
LONDON June 2O-5:3Up m-rno amount OF bullion gone
INTO Bank OF England on balance todayis S3l.OOO
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW onK June 2O-BEEvEs- Receipts were 32 cars q
for three days 965 against 1881 head for the same
une last week TIE receipts %ete a OI and
cars 20 Mess stern Metlger OF the Cate eil over AT
JsSsS ey . sS prices Dressed Par
from the depression OF Yesterday aug nag o
crate INJURY 7ayc Tor Texas sides ana oi Ioof
- Prime alive 200 cars Of Cattle are re-
poSS 1mts Of i've cattle OF fresh this port
2mong the sales reported are following ~ r. sadler
Coz 40 CincnnaIl Sies l.to 10 ~ % &C. ~ e ~
CATVEs-Reeepts were iOl head2s at Gothst, i2 at
Washington Market and at Jersey CITY Trade Was gener
ally DAN and about 20 per p o"S eiefp ao 'pr y sac
s2a9c tol the best twenty ~ 1y EiNss sou we're a1 ar
4s.aJ4o with Common 4, far state Neas al 6a &c very
Country Dressed arriving and no Sange rom ast WEI
Sold IRON the slaughter HOUSES high as lSi2a 4c
16iS at 4e "a do 10 b. at s. 30 d.
Calves l6G b. at 64c NeaIs 81 d. at &C. 80 DO IS' d. al
$ Kase sold Maryland veals. 1$s H. at SIC ooe ~
&c; Edo. l27 H. at 3 &c, - do. 207 b. at : lgc . 80,
Eye Ots sold: 8uttermik calves IA d. at o'ic
c. oliver & Co sold: 23Jersey Veals 100000 ~ at &c.
'V G q Col d ms sold Holly Calves at Sc
Alpaugh d Co sold Jersey Neais, lou ID ~ Vci
10 SHEEP AND LAMDs-Reccpts ga cars Of 1926
Warrington Market for days Sly hea against
Weather had restoring confidence and thore
OF southern Lambs made at an advance OF &c per
over What bid ock al the close OF YeSte
Ssv hen the bottom OF tie entirely dropped out
We" prices can hardly qutoed higher WIN moderate
cenIs an Improvement be looked for later III the Week
hippers made heavy losses yesterday ana some OF inc
southern Lambs areepOfted De out OF
nocet the days operatonH 5heep sofa
ioday AT Poor 10 Good with mute D"ch oi
Methers al Olfc southern 2nD' sOu
M a61c Prime, OF good harylans al &C.
and several small Of Jer'eys al ta1 & outshe hSure
for IL head 90 ID average Dressed Mutton In lar demand
al ac with at Oc AMI Dressed Lambs go
lag freely Ut SDi2c. =. -. ,,.--- o-
sales-Judd buckingham sold 20 Kentucky sheep 30
d. at Loc l24 lucky Lambs % d. at &c GAG do, % ID
j. Z sadier & CO. sold: 296 Kentucky Lambs, Gl %. az
Gle rs do H. at So 80: l3l DO 80 n at 1'sc SS DO VI
h. al Q loc 233 few sheep, 90 n NJ l2c. -
II s. kase sold: Z Maryland Ewes, 100 D. a. oc 2Oi
Maryland Lambs, 65 H. at &c, ~ Jerse do. 62 H. at 90
& Gilett sold: ONO Sncep ~ ID AT o'2c' <Ol
do 81 b at SIC, 2O5 do, ~ ID, at 5isc 49,. .
Halenbeck Davis sold sIy kentucky Lambs 81 To- oil
about &c 2OJ Michigan sheep, ~ ID, az 9c. -
Dlenback Dewey scld ~ sta sheep Ito 10 al ~ 0O
40 do. Ewes 1875 d. at SAC 80 . -, =,
J. III, sold: 100 OHIO sheep lOS ID, al 5ac 10 90
1875 H. at Bi.c; Bucks, lS6 ID. at Az
IL Hollis sold DIS hentucky Lambs, 81 h. at &C. 81 Ken
tncky Sheep, 81 10, AT 5aso ..
at 6ioc. 3 do 80 b. at &c; Maryland do II 10. at &c.
~ Of 1880 heads cars at 4Oth
a for days 9.1Sl head
S0siast 10 932 the The market
Good Prime Hogs be cd at
a-c Country about &C lower than at the close
Of last week Heavy sell at lie Medium at llel &c, aud
saiss-sinth REID sold 2S Ohio HOGS 1876 average at
SIC
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LONDON WnnL. sAI.Es

LONDON June 2O-The following the Wool sales of
saturday III detail: 3O35 bales New-Zeaand-Fleece lei
sly i secured, lBd I'D; greasy. SAG sd locks and
pieces I'D. i92 bales Vi. OranFleece l3dd l7d;
scour d. 6d6lI I'D greasy, S2d I'D locks and pieces
6Ld a Id O47 bales Port PhIip-Flecce. 4l2ia lSd
scouTed Old greasy Sd an I'D locks and pieces 8dG
IsiqL; sos Capc and NataScOured, III ldGl d greasy,
5IadalOd 1923 bales south AustraanScOured lSda llOd;
greasy Ida qd; locks and pieces, 7dDl5 go bales
New south wales and Queensand-Greasy, l1dGl2d lt9
bales Adeaide-Greasy 7l2ddS lgl, 1913 bales sydney
secured I3d greasy, Slid az Id locks and pieces
IL, Il Id
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Tho percentage. hs year Mic S Es .ndS
1880 5 baS sSsT and OHIO $50 Grand "a 20
The percentages were Menigaa an 1851
lax Snoi ssa ohio. 49, GrsSd Trunk. e.SS
The stock speculation to day developed a naturai
soyarishness. considering the late rapid advances
ond nroved TO be unsettled aud irregular from tue
onenine TO the close of business. shock was given
IN the confidence of average traders at the very We
ginning of business aud there was no fun recovery
thereof during the remainder OF the day Ian
Shore stock sold from lila down to llo-s III 'A
first three minutes after business opened asa,"'s
1,o1 last evenings closing price, and that Ceh.ra
and Hudson sold from 131 down to 1So's' as",ny
132lo. Yesterdays last figure. The entue in"'N,'
.,,mnathized with the declines menuoneui
michigan 'eh''ai "' 'Sino tn 80; Erie
dao,Dea from $685. against sos !"
oe Missouri Pacific which last evening closcu ~
OK ooened at 90 and sold at 92l2; Central Oh No"
yersov opened do wn Z at 774 and dechheu " ~ =
Delaware Lackawanna and Western decl'heu I'm
1868 to 1851; ST. Paul opened down 2, az
and fell to Ills; Louisville and NASHVILLE op'"'
10 lower at 663, and sold at 20: Denver anu
Rio Grande declined from 57's TO oo's' mio ~o-
Konsas and Texas declined from 32i4 10 oo's
%~r.haro pacific from 429s to 4Oa4, and preferred
xtocl from sOas last evening and 1888 this morning
80 7ss, Reading frsm 6Osi, yesterdays closing
,rice and 5ol,. to-day's opening figure. to OF anu
Wabash preferred stock from 534@52+ to 81 2.
The foregoing comparisons are suinclen,
10 furnish an idea of the genera
movements during the first half hour OF tou"y
busiuess After that there were Important
recoyeries in figures and the ,'''n'
were frequent. Lake Shore sold as hgh as
1l15s. Central and Hudson up to 1873 Central OF
New-Jersey 10 77ss Delaware Lackawanna anu
Western TO 126l2 Missouri Pacific to 9fSs, Michigan
Central to 3D. and Louisville and Nashville 10 90,
other stocks making like irregular recoyerles. bu'
IN tbe last half hour the market again was heavy
md prices fell of generally near to the lowest anu
in few instances to the lowest prices OF the day.
and closed weak.
The Government bond market generally was as
dull as usual, but there were considerable uahSao-
4ions in continued 5s at 1O1 7sd101A The changes
in the final bids are an advance of s per cent 1or
4s and decline of per cent for the continued Us
Annexed are the closing quotations;
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AnnIes-EvapOratel
FKuIrs AID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ngs t sS SsIay aTG sSPn
Ry a rG e 1osery trade had LETT the market ana re
Obliged TO close out 70 agboys at very low
land fruit hardly averaged &C. on sunday large guam
y %l largely D.s %dh ew sPh jersey BSr
are ng to-day at l0c bur most Of the arrivals are sun
and I9% wilson Seeding sTe ornss
8sy an ie as Of The World Great Ame
s etc. S sSa so Ey to aacS fruit dealers at very
extreme gSe' o sS%e'@ aSainss sold To-Day at 80
and Wilson at l2Glc Cherries are N small supply ana
T% rS'' no sS W ES
and Very Quiet Green oose6 res sell iairy % Dpl
SsScr e1 Srs saGs lots %d from North
C1loina they worth about lVc per quart
Strawberries DO a c. pn' Gr;. QUA w
pa ing PcG per at iSs e Goose S5 berries per %
DO Jersey sni 90 81 w SG Ga u"
c enc S ara pr bel Del 6S IS and s per
Peaches "a. per 80
bu crats. ..-.....l 00G2 OOI
Receipts for the 14lS bales week 4s9baes Ex
% Ht n %aTSei ali Of see considerable ns
bet dealers and sS bes a bnt the rces ASKED
Tor bo lois show that holders stu have confidence IN
nominal value few pt1 held er s under ard % aa
Thursday Of week prominent Philadelphia brewer
SpSs s at @ s n grSS e r Gss 1 june J"
"a eye hop oweT John }! ana Bennett a 90 @ sr
Ones at zoe today sold th balance Of his crop aaS
b.
Can ps any hop grower Amerca beat ms APryate Lon
dom letter of that the market is little excited
evT a. of The opinion thai no result be APP
prenended attack 50 early seldom does serious damage
Guota;Ionst
bo ooS TO- prime Eastern ST 2532
DO fair 10 good ....3u0 3lPaciic Coast 'ol..21@J@
w. S POULTRY AMI GAsrE
The supply OF live Poultry Ia. about equaed the demand
nd prices ruled steady most OF the week AZ the close
However there little easier feeling and The ten cars re-
Tor Fowls TuGkeys very dull Ducks and Geese in
small supply light demand prices barely steady spring
ANAL and sell az large welt Chickens have
some Ponry has been in fair demand and
change Large Philadelphia spring Chickens have
e ,ae exceeding our outside quotation small spring
Chogens ~eighng less than 70 10 the pair are very uu
receipts have been in poor Dressed Fowls have been
rather quiet holders GENERALLY ask loo Ios 1hoiee DRY
Is necessary turkeys quite plenty aud sell
slowly spring duh and lower Long Island lots are
Sorlbs about steady There good many Wild
squads arriving. very small ana thin "non rseevors nave
day but buyers rarely bidding over tOc to-day Wd
SHINE and Ployer very dull but hold unchanged Quotations.
LIVE POULTRY.
sPsPs Chickens 20 sss pS ssP''r: M
ID s ga Ds and = S,r T. T. u soo
:fs S:s;: % .sa SO SO sa5 g
DRESSED POULTRY.
Tsrt s., q ss M Spring 20 So
Fowls Fsla. Y s sis p sSS, %c %sIIs 20 e
lDo- Dark.-.-.---- al rs
F FSyss snlp'i So lis @Id sqSscs dcs 20 SO
MILK.
can, t S follows Fre Raiway s2s oIn ~
Cream 4o2 Of MIR Harlem Railroad 24oo do New.
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NewYok City and Northern Railroad $40 cans o. ~ nc ~
ceaneous nearby routes $50 cans total csns
MIX Of 40 quarts each and 3ss cans OF Cdea az n me
ruling pce ST. but the heavy supply causen "a mol
decline and 90c. IA tho closing hgure Inc uen
nearly sufficient TO absorb the supply, ana largo 9u"
carried over daily.
vECETABLEs. - -, 49,
Exports OF Potatoes 3e bills; OF Onions III psss
Potatoes been fair demand and tary hfu Isss
Friday receipts large and 81 became the genera
Norfolk The quality OF STOCK
Virginia the Eastern shore of Maryland geneI
very ordinary most lots being only ana very ~
e3sy cued In tho range OF $l9to pei vD
There only $500 bills expected tomorrow ana s
look for strong markes Old Potatoes are getlng OUT
OF favor with the trade and have declined kecelps
have been larger both from this state and the Eass
Southern Cueumbers coming In very rfsRuAIr
condition Choice are about steady but very lew Oh
arrivals good enough 10 exceed 81 20 per crate
good many inferior sell down 10 SOC oaoes also Eer
Irregular In quality and price, Norfolk String Beans EoaL
plenty and lower Norfolk Cabbages Ia good request ana
nm Nearby vegetables In fair supply and geherAV
selling well at quOtaians.
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TOLEDO June 20At the noon bosrd-Wheat etaady; NO.
2 spot 81 % June u "a July 81 iS'' A1 anm
June 74,s BID July 7ss August "a all the year SsS,s
sefs unchanged. No. z, b5 Receipts-Wheat 4O.VoO
Snss Gorn 5000 bush; oats 5000 bush Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-21
Reoeints for The week. l9l77 pkgs.
jersey LII and Western fresh $1,000 2Oi2G.
nearby, per dOz--.. 023 canadian ~ ~zl2
and \. -. II ~ Mestrn Iar U gOol lV2Q4O


Receipts Of Dried Fruit for the week 5S pkgs. with
17Gl pkgs Of Peanuts and pkgs of Pecan Nuts Exports
Apples Yl2 pkgs The trade II mostly of JODhng
character and Iafe prices are sustained ~lth sr 9ee %
only moderate sOck OF al Knds OF
dried rts Southern crop will be seek
ing Northern and holders generally disposed TO
II possible This il not bad season
for clearing all The old stock Of which cost pretty
high certainly cannot be profitable 10 hold ana IL WIN
have a bare market 20 receive The new trnt winch INV
pomsas crop shippers must Inquire on lower
ftres ele tney will lose money early purchases Our
Quotations cover nearly 10 sbe the small business at
present light supply and firm. Pecans heu up
Z 10 luauN selling l3loc. QmOltOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-21

The daily average receipts various points
OF distribution follows Erie RAILWAY, 1913 OF
Cream lG2 MIR Harlem Railroad 4OOdo. New
Haven Railroad 4sB do; Hudson River railroad 800
Midland Railroad loo cans OF MILK and W Of Cream