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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

| HILLEBROWN-CONE-In this city, Tuesday, April
4th, by the Rev. Mr.. Meserve, Nelson o. Hllebrown
and Miss Kittie Cone, all of this city.
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no RENT

49, WHOLE HOUSE No. 1877 State street; ga
ia and water and heated by furnace, an in first
E.W class order; first floor $21, second floor SIT
Also first floor 1877 Henry street. Inquire of
A. M. HOLMES,
nO19 If 50 Church Street. Room
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HOTCHKISS-In Westvile, April 7, MI James E.
Hotchkiss, aged 70 years and months
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DOLAN-In this city the It'll inst, Eleanor Ellis
wife of Francis Do1an, aged At years.
Notice Of funerai hereafter
Afternoon papers copy.
HILLEBRANT-In this city, April 6, Wandel Hlle
brant aged 63.
Funeral from his late residence % Bradley street.
Saturday, at p. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend. 2ts
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FOR SALE.
Following Desirable Property for
Sale or to Rent:
TO RENT,

II
Sale or to Rent:
TO RENT,
49, FURNISHED, For one or term of years one
Nii of the finest Residences Prospect street.
lV Several very desirable furnished cottages at
Savin Rock for the season.
FOR SALE,
At bargain, one of the most convenient and best
built Houses in the State, also on Prospect Hill.
Two story French roof frame House, modern ina
provements, Lot 40x150, Sylvan avenue near Howard
avenue can be bought for one-half original cost.
Two story frame House, eleven rooms, stable in
rear, SylVanavenue must be sold at once
Cottage frame House, rooms we'll arranged and in
good repair "a bargain.
Very desirable modern House on Whalley avenue.
Two good Houses Lamberton street.
Very desirable Building Lot on Sylvan avenue near
remain mortgage for indefinite time.
Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave-
nue. will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage
same.
Considerable Shore Property at Savtn Rock.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Very pleasant House on Main street, Westville, 3
minutes from horse cars IA rooms grounds 100x360,
well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house
premises; price of rent or purchase very low.
Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony
Creek, shore front.
Also several places that have come into our hands
by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
MILLS & MARsDEN, Attorneys
ma22 3O8 Chapel Street, City.
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Red Gstats.
FOR. RENT
UNION HALL,

49,, FIRST floor of house 495 ElmSstreet, corner
MsiiiH Dwight street, eight rooms, modern, in good
EEIIL order, all plea SAINT rooms. Price low. open
eVenings.] H. P. HOADLEY, Hoadley Building
any
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FOR RENT.
FOR, RENT,

49, TWO large front rooms on the first floor OF
sH the Insurance building suitable for offices and
ETN insurance or banking purposes Inquire al
Room NO. 370 CHAPEL STREET
mill I'm
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- A PRIVATE team of Black Ponies for
fszssH sale, well matched, good roadsters, drive
SQS single or double one good saddle horse
NIX for lady gentleman. Apply TO coach
man In charge at AUDLEY'S STABLES,
ape tt Lincoln Street.
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TO RENT FURNISHED,

49, FOR one or a term of years.
EiiH THE GALE RESIDENCE,
EasU on Prospec' Hill. Most complete in every de-
tail and elegantly furnished Situated on high
ground, commanding fine view In every RESPECT
delightful home.
MILLS & MARSDEN, Attys.
M
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A Good yield OF spring whea

SPRINGFIELD, April From reports to
the State department of agriculture gathered
from five hundred different points in the State
it appears that wheat is farther advanced than
at the corresponding time for several years.
and the yield per acre for the State promises
to be above the average. Last winter the
seeding was 2, 766,270 acres, being 275, 1886.
acres less than the previous year. Spring
wheat is well advanced in all parts Of the
State, and during the present week hasbeen
rapidly pushed. The farmers report the
ground in an unusually fine condition.
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FOR SALE
[B. BOOTH, AUcTIos

<7xu-. FIVE COWS. Inquire of
3<xH4&H NJ. YILIAZON,
TN WhitneyvilIe, Conn,
=z94=zka ape st. Near the pump-house
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27
PETROLEUM JAS A MOTIVE
POWER,

The other was the testing of
locomotive on the Long Island Rail-
road, in which crude petroleum was
used as fuel. The run was to ROckaway
Beach, and was made in five minutes,
less than schedule time. There were
two cars, and it is estimated that the
amount of oil consumed cost $1.25. The
engine carried over 100 pounds of steam,
and no smoke and, of course, no cinders
were produced. Mr.. LIE Sauy, the Master
Mechanic of the ROckaway Beach Rail-
road, said he believed the use of this
fuel would increase the life of boiler
at least One-half. The locomotive is in
tended to effect the rapid combustion of
crude petroleum or any of the liquid
hydrocarbons directly, without first
converting it into gas. The petroleum
is conducted from the tank in which it
is carried by pipe to the front of the
hre-bOX. Here, as the oil issues from a
small nozzle, jet of superheated steam
at high pressure is thrown across the
Oil-nOzzle at right angles. Thus the
oil and steam, mingled with a current
of air, which is drawn in with the steam,
are minutely distributed in the cOmbus--
tiOn chamber in the form of a fine spray.
This is intended to produce all the re-
qLAsite conditions for instantaneous and
perfect combustion without smoke, and
the only product of which is carbOnic
acid gas. 1t is also stated that by the
conduct of the superheated steam with
the incandescent carbon, decomposition
of the steam takes place, llberating hy-
drOgen, the combustion of which returns
to the flame the heat that has been taken
up in making and supeTheating steam.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27
COOPERATIVE HOUSE BUILDING.

There is a system of cooperative apart
ment building on trial here now, the re-
suits of which are very satisfactory. 1t
is based on a calculation like this: Eight
persons put up an apartment house cost
ing with the lot 100000, reserving the
two lower floors to rent. Their expenses
will be, say, $1,000 for janitOr and gen.
eral maintenance, and So, 900 for interest
at five per cent, in all $4,000. They
will rent the two lower floors for Sc, ,OOO,
making their net OutgO $4,000, or only
$500 a year each for their individual
rent. In this way they not only reduce
their expenses, but as each stakeholder
is expected to be tenant and to dispose
of his interest only by the others con-
sent, the nuisance of unpleasant neigh
bOrs is avoided. So popular is this sys-
tenn of cooperative building, that al
though the plan was first published
about about year ago, two apartment
houses have already been put up in this
way and ten others are in course of
erectiOn.-New York Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27
THE MINERAL DEsERT-
A Letter From Arizona Ter.
ritOry.
TURKEY CREEK, ARIZONA TER, }

ritOry.
TURKEY CREEK, ARIZONA TER,
April 10th, 1882.
ED. DEMOCRAT:-As it has been a long
time since have had the opportunity
reading the DEMOCRAT, L. thought by
whiting that pleasure might be gained.
Ihere are three Canton boys in this
camp. We have a delightful climate,
unsurpassed IN any part of the Ter
rltory. Mining here is as vet in its
infancy, but with every prospect of
booming in the near future. While Il
slt In the cabin after supper, listening
TO the noise of the rattling creek, it
seems strange to think that in a few
months its bed will be as dry as the
ueSert. AS long as snow lasts on the
mills, the water will flow and no longer:
We have many such streams, but fhe
land cannot be called we'll Watered.
just think of paying twenty-five cents to
treat horse to water. As a general
Lnlng the country Is a barren waste,
with the sun extremely hot. l spent q
day In Tucson and | never saw the mer-.
curry so high for this time of the wear.
The town has 1000 inhabitants, in
cluding many Mexicans, and quite a
farming district, owned and worked by
a tribe of civilized Indians. On Salt
River near by is a large tract of land
farmed by white men, who live i'm n
town called Phoenix, in houses built of
sun-dried bricks, (adObes), and cotton
wood trees shade the streets, making a
pleasant resting place after crossing 30
miles of desert.
Vestiges remain in the desert showing
that farming was done ages back.
Water bitches can be traced across the
burning soil, with trees grown in, over
a hundred years old, showing that a
race once tlOuriShed and passed aWay of
which history knows nothing. Occa--
one meets with ruins, where
parts still remain, showing the hand of
the finest art, centuries before De Soto
thought of America.
As this letter is growing long, will
tell you about prescott and the min
ing business in my next. Send us the
DEMOCRAT to Prescott, Arizona, as we
cannot do without it any longer.
Yours truly,
ss 4-a j. W. HECKERT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27
"STOP THAT CARP

An old lady got on the street car, and
as soon as she set eyes on the driver
she called out:
You are the very driver that refused
to stop the car, and made fun of mep'
Yesterday afternoon" he asked?
''Yes; yesterday afternoon"
''On the corner of 9th and Avenue Lph
"Yes."
"On the northwest cOrner?"
Just about the corner"
cat O'clOck?"
''Yes, sir, at 3 o'clock"
''Was it blue car with bay muleP'
Certainly; blue car and bay mule;
and fellow with red pimple on his
nose, and mouth like a catfish, lust
like yours, driving it,
"And you bawled out, 'StOp-that--
carr"
eyes, you scOundrelp'
'Then it wasn't me, for 1 anu always
polite to the ladies'" Galveston News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27

"In period when there seems to be
little respect for the limitations of the
power prescribed by our written con-
stitutiOus; when the assumptions of un-
granted authority are rife in all de-
partments of the Federal Government
or when that Government is gradually
changed into an elective despOtism,
meddling in everything belonging to
the States and to individuals; when ev-
cry new assumption of ungranted
power creates new opportunities, new
facilities and new incentives to favor
itism and jObbery; when the civil SER
vice has been converted into balance
of power to determine elections by Pc
Glniary and other illegitimate infiu-
ence; when perversiOn of high public
trusts to the private gain of the official
is frequently committed with apparent
Inconsistencies of wrong, and passes
almost without rebuke, it is time that
the teachings and example of Thomas
Jefferson be invoked to keep alive a
glimmering spark of official virtue and
public honor. r."-[Samuel j. Tilden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27

WHAT portion of the State which, un-
der the recent survey of the Republican
Legislature comprises the goth congress
slonal district gave a Republican ma
jority of 1867 the last gubernatOrial
election and the new 21st district Re-
publican majority of $500. OF course
the gerrymandering was performed with
the expectation that these majorities
events have seemed to jeOpardize the Sc
curity of Republican majOrities in these
districts, and the change of opinion
amongst the voters has been such as to
engender much competition amongst
Democrats ambitious for congressional
honors.-Cleveland Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27
VIA SOLITARIA.

IN UNPUBLISHED POEM. BY HENRY W. LoSsEELLow
Alone walk the peopled city,
Where each seems happy with his own;
Oh! friends, ask not for your pity
walk alone.
No more for me yon lake reiOices,
Though moved By loving airs of June.
OH birds, your sweet and piping voices
Are out of tune
In vain for me the elm tree arches
Its plumes I'm many feathery spray;
In vain the evenings starry marches
And sunlit day.
In vain your beauty, summer flowers;
Ye cannot greet these cordial eyes;
They gaze on other fields than ours
On other skies.
The gold Is rihed from the Golfer,
The blade Is stolen from the sheath
Life has but one more boon to offer,
And that ls-Death.
Yet well know the voice of duty.
And, therefore. life and health must crave
Though she who gave the world Its beauty
Is in her grave.
1 live, o lost One for the living
who drew their earliest life from thee,
And wait, until with glad thanksgiving
shall be free.
For life to me is as a station
Wherein apart a traveller stands
One absent long from home and nation
In other lands;
And i, as he who stands and listens,
Amid the twIllghts chill and gloom,
To hear, approaching in the distance,
M. T..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27

There is $285, ,143 in Massachusetts,
savings bank which has lain unclaimed
for twenty years. The judiciary COM
mittee of the Legislature are giving
hearings on the bill for turning over to
heirs or claimants can be found. Sew
eral bank representatives object to the
bill as opening door to fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BA4ri,ioEn MAY 2icoon dull andeasy MidLine l2isc;
FiouI qle Howard street tad Wr',eIn anpeTia, - 20
civ Mills supe - 5y2st -: do ezra - laso 80 do
tsmuy 500 Wheat--outhem Hed. II 80 al 40. do.
amber ~ 81 - no ana pa Ma am a IT, lime
II Al i.oFl JAY sl@tfeI 7 islsi ~ ~ a. -,
Mi1ea Spa S aa W.ferg %be Idle TO- Sxaa o5e
arm Prime 10 Caoee pennsylvania and Maryland s4' ov@
elgaLo Ma. goa5 steady WIN s @ e. demand d
nesotl sprung Wheat " 70. 40 spring, = as 80 Rye
S,at so s1ras7 6Gss BSEer - IS as %; Anner,
- o vvnit. Winter 81 zsass. New Prucess. 80 q
- 0 Wheat ds and unchanged. Lad Dulutn held
al 81 o. unsettled, buyers holding Oh sales d'oO)
bush Hgh Mixed Duluth % sOc soto bush 10 = A1ed
Mixed Ee,efl 9aSe1 n 1rt * b. TW heat &c. Corn
s.c oats &c Canal fregAls TO New York" heat 4'c'
ccisS1r Nav Foar dun and unehfqnssd: Family e
Winter ri 3usI s. spot and July lecupts 1000 gusl'
shipments. Corn nrn No. AlAe' 90 90 SPOT - -
Satei5er; &C. Cero5er oais du aud nominal 30 ?
Pors urlner at - lari quiet ll57 -c buikineats
easl but quotaby lower Bacon slsaly anu h'ia
WAlskcy quiet a. 81 ll-conn'aaiIon ~ Nal "a d
uucnan-eL sugar quot a1d an, nais,. ,r, C,r,r
AeTiJ.i,-H'' T.,7 90 PaeR1g ana butchers 81 iOU
3 s5i receipts 100 held' snpme9l 90 a WHEAT nm
settled and lower 10 Ias"Eo ,,, Jiae 10 4,
cash Il 70 81 10 9tiy' - t ~ n 30 III the year
so chsaso sprinf y y - , - ami 81 sv 4 ~ June
Il ~ jay 7Nc August .oc AL NO yeAr Hso.,e'i v%
o. ssv 49,. june. EsltgifAc JGJj 80 $50 y
Aasust All, In nd A. 1o ,S a. iaxseed steady
changed BDtter du aad unchanFeai % III m M AZ
- PORK unsettled Generally ioaer A. ~ - fis %
ea7l - % aa' ts a. asl' Lara IA isaf a. nc cash
81 - June ,5a i,1 ssnidsrs = Sc short
iab short Gear II ,SS. y, w 5ss,is anu
nrrg6fr May ZL-EIoar duh a. So@.. "Ac-I 1~l aEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25
WEDNESDAY. MAY e4-P. n.


To-lay's stock market developed more than usual
activity AID with il a waning Of confidence in both
the speculative situation and the prospects Of an
Immediate bettcruent If the financial and COM
meTcia situation and that not only in ignorance Of
the fact that the Pennsy vania Railroads report for
the month Of April was S2Ss 900 worse than stated
IN to-days TRIBUNE, but also despite the
statement that the loss in net earnings had
been overstated. II was not till after 4 o'clock
that the report was published in Philadelnhia
showing that the April net earninrs Of the p nm
sylvania Railroad Company east Of Pittsburg and
Erie were $336400 less than in April 1850 and
that the net profits rentals of the lines ,ot of
Pittsburg and Erie for the same month were only
SIS. 100 against profits Of 1896 64 for April 1881
and 1912 ,2G9 for April. 1SoO. Reference IS lnade
TO the detailed statement printed below.
The days transactions In stocks amounted 10
257 100 shares, against 149. 400 shares yesterday.
The opening tame, at figures that generally
were shaded from yesterdays last prices. At no
time was there any stampede TO sell, but prices
rather wilted under a May frost. which modern
Stock Exchange agricultulists persist in saying is
for the growing crops a bic sing in disguise Denver
and Rio Grande stock was specially weak, aud de-
slined from Co.'s to COS aG01s. The coal stocks
generally were weak Lake Shore and Central and
Hudson stocks were sustained by this buying TO
close short" accounts and Michigan Central and
canada Southern borrowed part OF their strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25
LIVE STOCK MANAEro-BY TELEGRAPH

PrvrAo May 2l.-CArrLE-Rocepts to-day. go head
,,r fr week ls 100 held tor same time Ast
1000 head receipt construed through s cars MA set
sory e doing; FEELING sIons sales Oh Lisht steers at
s. Z - 80. ,. 200 ,..,. go, g..
,,.. Thus mead. for tim, last week.
,0U1 a,,l Unsigned through II cars. uiISe dull AND
or-.1 fI.t air Clipped sheep - - 3pi choice %
3uc - 7J0sJ Common. Gei 90 best grades disposed
--o,,.-t go, - .... L. 49, a.
nn, same last week, 10000 heat.
, nu I'll i.l cars market sales Good 10 Choice
WORKERS ~ 9Ja 10 Light do. 81 65ds1 ~ Good Medium
yr1,.' - -54rs l0 tIore. SO 500 Pig7 +j 15G4l -.
CBiCNso' Nav -. -iiOGs toccpts. 26OUO head ship
r.-'s i 600 Iaaf demand fair ana quality good general
narxet except Prime Heavy ga zoe lower Common to
Good mixed, - rOr-1 50; Heavy Packing and shppnb
- 3ia- 81 % uai -cilng AZ ne Latter pre wen
III. frrf for Common 10 Fair Light neglected at
81 J Il 90 Bacon grades. - S0aI 80 ssips, - az ~.
CArIL.-i.cceipta. 900 hcad shipments. luo mead mar
ct v- strong and Ice higher, being 5Cn15c higher than
the week De- ore Exports s-0So 81; Good % Choice spp
inr 81 lOas7 80 Common to Fair, SO J0G 80. Mixed
BGichcrs' 81 -5asG. mainly So 'jq7J 10 stockers and
Feeder =, - 7; small receipts ~ Grass Texans ee mar
krt va, .iroug ANA supply sold at 81 j4ej IL Good 10
Choice steers e 900 3D.
-IgRr-I.ceipt.. head. shipments, none. market
eroll Adj II -u 20 Fair -hoLn. ~ - W Medium
50 -, CHOICE 20 fNrA o0nc - 40 Jf uc
mani almost wholly foI sAorn sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25
CrPRENE COURT. CITY AID COuNrY DE-

> NEW-YORK-TIIE MUTT AL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. OF Ncy-Y0rk plaintiffs, against NA&liX
sCHNANEk iudiy lRaliy &c, ami others, DEFENDANTS.
In pursuance Judgment ot foreclosure 4Ad slc n1is
and entered entitled acr0u ito
TIE Sun day l. uBdcrs ths tefcrcc
saiI Judgment named. VII puolic "A
- O'Clock al thc Ele1afo ~, es
ruom III Broadway. IA abe city 81 Vow - PCtor
l. Never the following desc iuct
All lot piece parcel Ind Gtlae IN 10
and state o. AtwiDcN aId JDIldpt &C.
scrlbed follows: Lcg.nnng at pon' ID .le lOuu9ry
line L street distant hundred AMI iY &c
nom TIE sOufhNcstcfly corner OF Flity-
seventh street aud Tenth avenue, and fulauH ltlca
sOntherly parallel with Tenth-1venuc EUnIet te.s
and slches theIec westerly parallel VIII
Ffyscvcut street nfY feet th NE sOrfhcriy parallel
with Teatayenuc hundred foct aad Dshc - mo
u0rfhery ue Fifty sixth thence westerly ap1z
said northery OF ny feeti ti@nce
uorthary parallel with reLth-vuc Aude,si feet and
inches thence Westerly parallel Win tt scrcr th-
street thence urhcfy parallel Win ein-
az ~ on. aud I've inches 20 the oUilcfy no
OF aud thence cserly along ths safo
one hunro feet 10 the point W place d
Beng the same premises conveyed % Christian scaacer BY
two ssvera deeds BY Henry Duchardt and wl.
dated December !. ls0s and recordl IA Seg-forS go
ter Office 6T Of eonVeyancea page 30 Tho 9tasr
made BY Bennett ana wife, dascu septemhrr -.
IN said heg5cTS olco ADof SOt OF convey
Dated Sew York. May q. 1882.
WILLIAM p. DIXON. Re,etoc.
TUT,SER LIE a MctLrRE. Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 20
Nassau-stIeet, Newly ork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25

sP?4ap %ssa: Rp s M'Y q X Ig sSt,s
~ g G9r e eny MA 500 Sb whsaa $4,000
bush Corr 1000 bush o,s Loo 90 5ass shipments ne
MLwAUKEE May SFiSar et but @ W Wheat = aS sss
o 9nI sol Jnne Sos jugs So August 81 20
sep.ember 81 The year son, 5r 40 conn saseT
No 72c Rejected Toe Oats vssser no = 9osi'
5e Eye iSw YER t No. e No. prins Extra sgc pro
Visions rner Mos Pork 81 81 cash and Jan fg 80 INV
Hogs quiet and easier at 81 d5GsI 30 Sp
mcot Fohr o0 bbs wSca aoae barley LEO bash
PmApELPHl MAY zifionr dniW esern ana - gsas 5
do straght So so PeunsYvania Family 90 o. 40 ~
stcnts COO; = 50 10 Fsncv 50 90, Winter wheai PAT
ets cool 81 7bds3 30 rye dull - 90 tor pars
Mixtures ~ 81 s0si so. Corn zeal dun at ~ 20 s
q for Red prompt sn,g%ent IS 81 ~
sso. aixsd- depot s7e.' Do at richmond SIS s'eansa
rat for sa Med prompt shipments nominal at sCe.
free on board. Oats-No White 81 &C. No DO o. r..
clear my Mess Ps Sc o. 40 Pe s 70
as27 0G India Mess SO Pork-Aess go s1Ss-I f aas
shoGidsrs in pickle Io w. smoked iIe. Bellies.
in salt Ii5.sils: smoked I27salSe LardCitv Kettle
l2259l2 80; do steam ZOO Butchers Loose tl:SG
ll.5O Buter-Creamerv Extra Peunsyiyanis s1c;
County New.York Extra Tubs 22e23c 90 Firsts n
2 Western Dairy Extra ZO0Zic Good o Choice 100
sylvana 2Oa20llc: Western 1919 Cheese-N ~ YORK
Furl cream 2c Western Fun cream ic DO FAR
IOGiOl 2c; do Haf skinned 7dSc Pennsylyana
SKINNED 206c. COiiee-RiO CSC Sugar-Bav firm n -
al &c. FAIR to Good Refining hucoyadoes. Renned
quiet and STEADY Cut Loaf Crushed ana Powdered lO,c'
formulated 9asc; Mould A, 99.c; standard lO-sc seeds
Clover 6D7 &c: Timothy - GOHSI 49, Flaxseed - %
Foed-Winter Bran s22 JDaS23 0 Spring s2l 5Oas2Z W
quiet; Refined, IN Dbs 1ic Cases II &c WsKey
dull Western 81 u
sI LOUIS May 24.-Fiour dul and nominal. wheat
dui 40 Red Fall 81 81 cash 81 S2ia May; = "a
June al l25t July; IL 0S7s August 81 oe4 september
81 or all the year No. Red Fan; ST 2lsi No. :.
~ IL Corn dub. ad7J2c cash. 7jc Nay; 12aic Junei
72ioc Juiv &c August. so &C all the year oats dul
5ac cash j0iqc June; 43c. July. 3jc August
g{..c all the year. Rye dull at &c Barley Guh at
sOc.asI H. Butter steady and unchanged Diaries. lJg
2fe.. Country, l3dl7c. Eggs steady and unchanse
Whlskey quiet 81 81 10 PORK nrmeT fs 81 bid cash$ 10 20
hid NAV: $40 bid bid July lots, go 2Dls
Bukmeat, steady Shoulders. s.5Jc. short Rib,
l3Oct short Clear Bacon easier shoulders, Sc
shorc rib. l2Dl2iOc short Clear. l. 4OU - 30 ard
dull ana nominal. 8eceipS-FlOui. 1000 bbls. Wheat.
III 600 busl Corn bush; Oats, $4,000 bush snip
meuts-Four 1850 bDla. Corn $4,000 BUSH oats l5OVO
bush ,---., -.
spot AMI May. 81 80; June. 81 o.. july Fl Ic-s
August. 81 1874; all the year. 81 ~ Corn dall high
Mixed 79c No. spot ana Nay. l6c.; une ana JSly'
7.ic August 70 -; al the year ~ &c oats quiet 30
2 > &c lecepts-Whe1t 42eOJ busi Corn 1900 Dush'
oats bush ShipmentSN neat 5000 Dush Corn nOD-
oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-25
BRAZILIAN corFEE MARKET.

RIO JAvEiRO. May 22.-Conoe-Good hrsts. 3sOO13 $50
refs per 10 kOs daily receipts, 1000 Lays ship
mems weekTO tle Channel AMI North OF Europe.
the United states, Oz,OOO bags 70 the
Mediterranean, 1000 Daga- Of the Eeek-tor the
Channel Norrn OF Europe, 500 bags for the ned
lrafas 5000 bags: The Mediterranean, 5000
bags. stock. 10000 Exchange on London, y sd
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bags Shipments week-t0 Europe. 5000 Osgs other
cnrntre- bags. sales Of the the week-f0r Europe
sOO bags. other countries bags stock, 100000 bags.