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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-06
phI,ade,ph,a Cattle Market.

MONDAY, June G.-The receipts OF live stock
at the Philadelphia stock yards were: For
the, week: Beeyes, 200 head sheep, $1,000
Iecvcs, 1000 head; sheep, 1900 head; hogs
), ,20D head.
Eeef Cattle werc active and prices OF good
Texans, common natives and fat cows were
full lc. per pound lower.
Ext.!. natives. aN@loc ). Good, 9A@9s1c !:
Medium. s99c Common, 7@7Ac; tat cows, 5
@7c: Texans. 51s@7Ac.
Mitch Cows were fairly active Mt SSOI6O, with
sales or extra. gladcs rs high as $50.
Sheep wer. dull and prices We're Ac lower
on extras and nc lower on the other grades.
Lambs were also dull and nc lower.
Extra, Ga6Ac: good 5A@5Mc; medium 4k
&c; common Ta@ 4e; salIs c{, sSsAc; Spring
Hogs were active and unchanged.
We quote as follows:
Extra: liNaaisc; good, 1lA@llkc; li2h
SALES OF EEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller u Co., 200 Western. wholesale,
Roger Maymes, 20 western, 7@es5zc.
a. 4 ). Christy, 6j Western, SAu9Nc.
y. +. McFiIen, ~ Western, 54@9Hc.
N. Ulman, $50 Western, 9G91Ac; Lancaster co,
SIC; W West Va, 9Gl97ac.
James Clemson ls Western. sIGsNc.
SesaSeIs f% Go sS 1852 Westerm sH@c
LOwenstein Il Adler. 40 Western. ENG9Hc.
75 Montgomery CO., cows. 507Ac.
Daniel Murphy. 80 Western, 6AGg4c.
ii. Chain, jr., II Western, G14@sIac.
John McAr,lle, 80 Western and Penn. skW
Owen smith, % Western. s740914c. 81 Texars 5
61a@7c.
l.. HOrn 3S Penna mi xei 60Sc.
Daniel Smyth q Bro, 100 Western, 1Ge9Ic.
Dennis smyth, 10 Penla.. 7l4a914c.
Hlchman n Levi, Western, 7te91ac.
40 Berks co.. cows 56D7Hc.
Chain Il Caldwell, - Pa, cows 4E@64c.
}, +. S:l,ller II Co., 620 Western shoppers. ~ q
SIC.
7. Hathaway, 10 Lancaster county, bulls nnd
cows, 4G5Ac.
James Aull, 40 Western, SG9Lc.
Harrison Nipple, ~ bills, 4061c.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Bccvcs were active and close ut N
0I4I5c., the former rate tor Texans.
SALES LAST WEEK.
|. Thos. Bradley, 1lG head ut 13lbl5c.
\. a. Boswell 80 90. ut l3lll5c.
&. S. Dengicr, II do. at l21a@l4%c.
vi. Brown so do. ut l2L0l5c.
Harlan II Bro, Al 10. ut i3La@l5c.
j. +. LOwtien. 10 dO. I21l4Hc.
Dressed sheep were active.
samuel Stewart sold 7a2 head at l0il I1c.,
and ~ head dressed lambs ut I50lsc
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"Who Grasrs Much Holds Lutle.,,-

"Who (irasps Much Holds Little."-
The proprietors of Eiy's Cream Balm do not
claim it to be a cure-alI. but q sure remedy for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in the
Head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm eiIectualIy cIeanses tie nasal
passages of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions. a,iays inflammation, protects the
mCmbianal Innings of the head from &ddi
tionaI cold, completely heals the sores and
restores the sense of taste and smell Beneficial
results are realized bya few applications. \
Thorough treatment will cure Ca:arrh. The
Balm is easy TO use ard agreeable. Sold by
druggists al 30 cents. On receipt Of 50.. will
mail II package.
ELI'S CREAM BALM CO.. OswcgO, y. y.
For sale by Lancaster druggists.
12S-ISw Tu
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MEDICAL.
VIII
Purest and Best Medicine Ever Made

A combination OF HOPS. BUCHU. MAN
DRAKE and DANDELI0N, with all the bcS,
and most curative properties of all other hi,
tiers, makes the greatest BLOOD PURIFIER
LIVER REGULATOR and Lite and Healrli
Restoring Agent on earth. No disease can
possibly long exist where HopBitrers are used
so varied and perfect are their operations.
THEY GIVE NEW LIFE AND VIGOH 10
THE AGED AND lNFIRM
To all whose emplOymenIs cause irregular
ity OF the bowels or urinary organs or who
require an Aretizer, Tonic and Mild Stimu-
lent, Hop Bitters are Invaluable. without iE-
tONicntiEg. No matter what yOur feelings Or
symptoms are what the disease Or ailment is
use Hop Bittcrs, Don't wait until you are
sick, but If yOu only feel bad or miserable use
them ut once. 1t may save your life: it Iiirs
saved hundreds. $500 will Re pail for case
they will not cure or help. DO not suffer or
let your friends suffer, but use AMI urge. them
to use HOP BlTTERS. Remember. Hop Bit
tors Il no vile, druSged. drunken nOsirum
but the Purcst and Best Medicine ever made :
the "Invalid's Friend and Hope" and NJ
person or family should be without them.
ID. i. q. Is an absolute and irresistible cure
for Drunkenness, use OF opium, tobacco AMI
narcotics.
A3-SOld by Druggists. SEND FOR CIRCULAR
HOP B!ITERS MFG. CO.,
Rochester, n. u, and TOronto, ont.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1885,
AGAIN DENIED.
MR. REEDS LATEST MOVE FRUIrLEss.

Guiteau's Lawyer Tries to Get Judge Wyli<
to Amend the Record the
Case. Bot Fails.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Mr. Reed, counse
for Guiteau. appeared in the criminal court
this morning, and after apoiogizing to
Judge Wylie for interrupting the important
trials now in progress proceeded to read a
long petition. The petition was general
review of the indictment, conviction and
sentence of Guiteau and the numerous dp-
peals made since by his counsel. The pc
titiOner then calls attention to the fact
that several Of the courts allege that James
A. Garfield died in the District of Col
umbia, while others state that he died in
Monmouth county, n. J. The verdict
was that of guilty upon all the counts,
and as it was conclusively shown by tho
evidence that said James A. Garfield died
in New Jersey, the petitioner asks that
the record be SO amended and corrected in
lawful form as to conform to tho facts.
In reply to a question of Judge Wylie
Mr.. Reed said his only desire was to have
a truthful record. He cited number of
authorities in support Of his motion, and
appealed to the court il the name of his
poor client who sat looking upon the GAL
lows, to amend the record, which he de.
nounced as a lie.
Judge Wylie. after hearing some Of the
authorities presented by Mr.. Reid, said he
was compelled to deny the motion. He did
not question the right Of the court to cor
rect its record, but it was not for him.
sitting in another term and having no per-
scnal knowledge Of the record, to under.
take to amend it.
Mr.. Reed argued further in support of
his motion, but the court held that the
matter excepted to was wholly immaterial,
and he should DO compelled 10 deny tie
motion.
Mr.. Reed said he was glad the court had
decided that it had the power to grant his
motion, even though it had refused to do
so. 1t proved the correctness Of his
position. lie then thanked the court for
the hearing granted him, and the court
proceeded with the Star Route cases, Mr..
Wilson beginning tic opening argument
for the defense.
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Wes;crn Grain Markets.

DETROIr.-Flour quiet at $6G6 50.
Wheat quiet: No. l White, cash, 81 COS
June. 81 255s: July, 81 2lN: August, 81 Osl4
September. 81 0SA all the year, 81 OK; No.
Red, 81 36L do White, 81 25L.
Corn quiet no sales.
Oats dull No. Mixed. sic asked: No.
White. 56lc asked.
changed.
Wheat steady and inactive; No. Milwau
kee hard. nominal: do soft, cash and June
Der, 81 on I'LL the year nominal: No Mil
waukee, 81 II; 10. do ana rejected, nOmi
nal.
Corn easier No. 7OAc: rejected, 7Oc.
Oat higher and scarce; No, >, nominal
White. 55c
Rye inactive No. !, 76l<c.
Barley dull and inactive; No. :spriny, cash
and June, S6cc No. do, extra, 7Sc.
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Browns nouseho,u fanacea

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer IN
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly relieve
pain. whe;he chronic or acute. than any other
pain alIcviatOr, and it Is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. IL cures
pam in .hc SIDE. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and IL THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA" should he in every
family. A tcaspoonrul of the Panacca in Il
tu,nl:!cr OF hot wafer 'wccicncd ii preferred
tIiir.. :,t bed lime will BREAK UP A COLD. o cts
:: bottle. feblI-ly,M, W&S&w
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The hcI. saive in Inc world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers. salt reuln, tCter, ,chappcd hands,
rhilbla;ne. cGrns arii AL kinds OF skin crUl}-
'inns. frcck!rs and pimpi",. Tile save =;
..':::niGGh 20 GIVE perfect satislactiGn in
crcrJ' c.i'c or money rctuntic.l. lie >G"r yCr
get I!cnrs's Carbolic S;ilvc, us all others :sr2
bat iii.I.ltinns and c0Entcrir:is. Price - cents
SoIt ~ Lancaster at COchran's Hrug Store,
49, In'! i.:3 North Queen street. my2j
Ir l. foolish mistake to cOnfoHnd Il remedy
of met4; with Tuack medicine. We nlve used
Parkcl'S ;;inger Tonic with the i.t:ppicst re
salts tur Dyspepsia. and Debility aud know it
10 ne >tcr;.n. h"tith rcstnrativr.-7in'cs.
jnl.1m,iC od&cOw
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SkeHy Must Go Too.

WASHINGTON, June G-The House COM
mite on elections to day disposed of the
Alabama contested election case of Smith
against Shelly by the adoption of resolu-
ton which declares that Mr.. Shelly, the
sitting member, is not entitled to the seat
and recommends that in consequence of
the death of the contestant the seat be dc
cla,ed vacant. Mr.. Jones. of Texas,
(Gleenbaclzer) voted with the Republ;-
cans on the adoption OF tho resolution.
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,sraat Land Enterprise In Canada.

MONTREAL, June G.-The Duke of Man
chester, who is now visiting Canada in
connection with the purchase Of land in
the northwest in behalf of the Land
Corporation of Canada with a
capital of c3.O00,OOO, states that the
quantity cf land purchased by the syndi-
cate is five million acres. AS means OF
inducing settlement, the company will
erect houses for immigrants unable to do
so themselves. The syndicate's affairs arc
to be controlled by two resident Canadian
commissioners.
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No. do ac; No. do CSC No. = Mixed.

No: do s4c; No. do CSC No. Mixed
6lk96sc. - - y -"
Rye scarce nj 9Oc.
Provisions I'm good job5ing demand.
Lard steady.
Butter steady: choice grades in fair demand;
Creamery extra, 23G24c do good to choice,
2l023c.
Rolls dull Pa. and Western, ls0l7c, as to
quality.
Eggs scarce and firm. few sellers; Pa, NC ;
Western, 22ac.
Cheese Irregular and generally lower.
Petroleum firm Refined, 7kc.
Whisky sales ut 81 II
Seeds nominal and unchanged.
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Melanges are mottled colors,
almost as quiet>in effect as plain
colors indeed, across the room,
you may mistake a melange for
a plain color. Mixed colors are
more uniform one square-inch
is almost like the next square
inch. Not so with melanges =;
they are much more varied. "A
melange is coarse mixture. "A
bourette is a mixture so coarse
as to leave masses of solid color
irregularly here and there.
Melanges are in high favor.
Bourettes are questionable.
Mixtures are always acceptable;
not particularly so now.
We have melanges at two
thirds value, 40 to S. cents
bourettes at less than half value,
50 cents; and mixtures at full
prices, SO cents to 81.
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r:Gnr between the hcnrs Of 6 L. IN. and G
p. N.
Tie following, offered by Mr. HoGncier,
was adopted:
Resolred, that. when the board aajuurEs
it is to meet Oh Monday next, at 10 o'clock
to elect day watchman, to hear the re
port Of the investigation relative to the
recent escapes from the prison and to
transact such other business as may be
brought before the board.
The board then adjourned 10 June y,
at 10 H. H.
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ASHORE on the Reach.

WASHINGTON, June G.-Tho signal
corps station at Delaware breakwater re
ports as follows: The British bark Jessie
Goodwin, of Weymouth, N. S., 3SS tons.
Captain Gibson, cargo sugar or mo!asses.
while leaving the harbor last night went
ashore on the beach southeast OF this sta
ton. The cargo will probably have to be
discharged, as she is high upon the beach.
1t will lie difficult to get the bark off.
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Entrappcd and Killed by Negroes.

LAWRENCE, Kas., June G.-The mai
who was found dead in the river on Satur-
day has proved to he David Bausman, OF
this county. He was cnticed to the river
bank by coiOred prostitute and was at
tackled, killed and robbed by two coloretl
men named Frank King and George
Robertson, who fled after the finding OF
the body. King was captured near this
place and Robertson at Independence, Mo.
They are both in Jail here. A desperate
attempt was made to lynch King.
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Cli,:HBIA NEWS.
.:-..n Dur neguIar Correspondemt.

From. Our I.eguIar Correspondent.
p,vl BictZ was kicked and severely
l.ui.ei on tie arm and side by sick
mule that he was attending at his father S
iT.n!rr yard yes crday.
M"magcr Miller wants the Citizens band
to play for Annie Pixley's company.
Joseph C"e has been sent 20 the lookup
nu a charge Of assault and battery pre-
;crrci 10y his landlord, William Shorter
Boil: PARTIES aIe colOicd. ana the dispute
betwan then, aI"sc OYER the payment Of
went, five cents rent.
Tie rev cabins on the Pennsylvania.
railroad trains give better satisfaction
tilan the ol,i. ones, ani regular crews have
!ern assigned item.
TIE strikes have cadSC'i a slack of Eusi-
uCsS on the Pennsylvania railroad.
Elmer Warfel. residing back of Mai eta,
yesterday f..!l from the second story Of 4
bank barn. and broke his right ari0.
While ca:Iyinga L kettle of hot water
Yesterday. Mrs. Joseph iiinkle, ,rc&idin,. at
the first tollcat" of the Chestnut hi!
turnpike, out o! Columbia, fell and broke
l:c; IrH Her hands were also scalGcd by
the ;..;. water.
i>,;.t, lex Siiradcr, aged ), fell from y
s,cry.. cry window OF his parents re-
side ON Third street Willie trying 10
reac!. :, wiilow switch. TeaIi.htcd Oh his
head. lie vas not seriously hurt.
Thomas Stcrucr fell backward Off
fence while engaged in wh!cwasiliny
yesterday afternoon, but luckily escaped
with only Il severe shaking up.
Another Deatn Oh t:.o Railroad.
As Mr.. Abraham S,!!era, a freight COLI
s!Ictor on tic Reading 4 Columbia rail
road, was shifting his cahoos" in the com
pany's yards at thi, place, this morning,
hG was thrown under it ard killed. The
wheels OF the cabOosc passed ever lis stGm-
ac',, cyuSi,il.: the !i::rut OF him, and his
right ann was hro.;,A IA. the wrist.
A few scratches abuui ;i,h !;.ce aIs; head
were tl.e only injuries on the upper part of
the body. Deceased. who is aLLu, 80
years age, resided on Hc'llcl street, ard
Il wife and four children arc left 10 mourn
his death. Mr.. Sellers was formerly an
employee of the pC::E,is !va:,la .aii:ua;.
and 20 years Of his ..:,: have been pas:'r'!
H. r:!i?rtatlinc
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u. .fsSC;,ls.,;l1s,I.'

Quick. complete cure all annoying Kidney
Bladder and trinary Diseases. s.. Druggists
Depot. John B!c':.
Thc unhappy wife who suffers froui iiic pei
ulcncc ana i'll lumor of II nervous husband,
should Tao,e I lie real cause In her complaint
~ the court, or Icl!.ovc that nervousness by
presenting the defendant with Hr. EcnsOn'S
CccfE' and t,ilalnn-nil.! Pills. jn:- wtid.w
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how to Secure tl.alt;,

II seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought en- by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPARlLLAA ND STlLLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP VIII restore
perfect health to the physical organization. II
is indeed Il Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take. and has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ualiy curing Scrotulh, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erys1peias, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
lous complaints and al! diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc 1t corrccts indi
Gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits rs health rcncwer, Tor it ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially wien the complaint is
of an exhaustive nature having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the bra n and ncr.
yous system.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures n p,in in
man ami beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
of horse, cattle. sheep. hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. a POSITIVECURE. maya4-2
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NEW ioEK. June 6.-Flour-State anC
Western dull and prices without decided
ch tnGe. Southern unchanged.
Wheat opened 4GHc lower and afterwards
recovered and advanced h@k@c; trade
July. 81 sal esN do August, 81 sosS8l slN
do Sept. 81 3O@l e03ss.
Corn 1i@Nc lower and fairly active; Mixe.l
Western, spot, 761sOHc; do futures, $50
S01sc.
Oats about nc bettar; No. juno. 5SLc do
July. 5544e ito August, 1910; State, 6O06sc :
Western, 51E6Gc.
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ENYE{cTdiEMENTS.
(NRiNH TROrEING Meeting.
AT THE LANCASTER PARK,
Thursday and Friday, June ] ) a. 1G. 1889

PKEMIV MS, 81 ,jUO.
FIRST DAY.
No. l-(,itSs 800 for Lancaster county
Horses with record not
better than : minutes. .$l2J .lO
. " G:JD minutes. .................. 225 90
"3- '' 2:3l - .................. 5000
i-iicyle Race-FOr Lancaster, York,
Eauphin, Lebanon, Berks
Chester Counties only. 80 20
SECOND DAY.
5-Frcc 10: all Lancaster CO. Horses oGO0O
t--CiaSs 4:iJ inutcS.............. . 2O0.0
Free for all Horses. O0.UO
Mile heats 3 in in harness, under rules of
the National Association. Heats may be alter
na1ed. Entrance tee 10 per cent; to enter, !
to staff. Purses divided 80, p, I5 and 10 per
cent. Lancaster county horses must nave
jane - nc-it ut II p. m., and must be address,
ci to EDWIN KAUFMAN & CO.,
Elack Horse Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
m27,;:o& junI.3,6,S
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\ brakeman Cut I'm Two.

PERTH AMBoY, N. J., June 7-lienry
Nookan, the fireman of the engine used to
turn tho immense draw of the New York
II Long Branch railroad bridge over Rar-
ton bay, was caught between the bridge
and the dlaw this morning and cut in
two, both legs being served below the
hips. Nookan was lately married.
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cheering News from Senator lien Hill.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June Ga letter from
Eureka Springs. received this morning
states that Hon. Ben Hill is slowly but
surely improving. His general health is
very much improved, his appetite and
digestion good, and he sleeps well. The
ulcer is in better condition, and strong
hopes are now entertained of his recovery
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures n pain in
man ami beast. For use externally and inter
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Are You disturbed at night and broken ct
your rest by 4 sick child suffering and crying
with eNcrucialing pain OF cutting; teeth? IT
so, go 1T once and get bottle OF MES. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. it Will relieve
the poor little sufferer immctliaIeiy-.i-pend
upon it: there is no mistake ai,out It, There
il not Il mother Oh earth who has ever used il,
who Will not tell you 1T once that ii viii rr-u-
late the bowels, and give rest Ia tir mot her
and relief and health 20 The Chill. operating
like magic. 1: is perfectly safe to use in AL
cases, and pleasant to tie ta>t. ami Is the
prescription OF one OF the oldest ana. hc-,
female physicians and nurses In the United
States, Sold everywhere. 81 cants q hottie.
me-iy-MW&SSw
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Sutrocatlon in q burning Mine

LEADvILLE, Col. Juno 6.-Early this
morning fire broke out i'll the shaft of
Mike s. Starr mine and the derrick was
consumed before the flames were extin-
guished. Five men working in the shaft
failed to report to the cali bell, and it is
feared that they have been sutfocated.
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Mr.. j. Marsh Bank. of Toronto Ont, writes:
"Ei!lipH,ncss and dyspepsia seem 10 have
grown up with me: having been Il sufferer fer
years. have tried many remedies. hut with
no lasting rcsul: until 1 Used your Huriock
Blood biltrrI. They have been truly q blessing
to me, and cannot speak too highly OF en-"
Price. Sl.0O. For sale 1T II. y. COchr,m'S drug
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death Of 3f'onviSt.

Chas. II. Wilmer, a coioiui convict.
died III the Lancaster County prison this
morning of consumption. l.c was sen
tence'l on May Is, 1880, t" ~ imprison-
men: OF five years for attempted rape. His
relatives were notified an! t!!c body taken
80 the dead house. Wilmer was a native
of Bart township. When soh5 10 prison
he was a stout, healthy lDcking man.
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MAHhE1,S.
philadelphia Market. .

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Flour dull. but
steady in desirable grades.
Wheat firmer, with light demand; No. .
Western Red. 81 42% Pa. Red, 81 42Q1l n do
Amber, 81 44ll 46.
Corn firm, fair demand tor local use ;
steamer, s4Gs5c; sail Yellow at S5%@sGc
do Mixed. S4Gs5c No. 3 Mixed, sJ%asIc.
Oats scarce and higher: No. ! White, Csc
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DI..f 9yj...

ilE::sTI. In Quarry vi!lc Lancaster county,
OD hionG:iy, June 5. Charles Collins, son Hi
q. ". and \ NJ. !lanspl. in the - year OF his
are.
Funeral ON Thursday, June S, at ii Il. IA,
from the residence OF his parents. Intermcnt
in ih': graveyard of st. PaUl's Reformed
church. QUarryville. Friends and relatives
invited To attend without further notice.
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