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The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
No PhYllOXera.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The entomologist
OF the Smithsonian Institution has reported
that no sign of phylloxera is discoverable
upon the vine cuttings from Madeca submit
ted by the New York customs officers, and
adds that it is extremely doubtful whether
phylloxera could be discovered upon any of
the cuttings now held in New York, and the
chances of the introduction of the pest by
these cuttings is so slight as not to be worth
considering.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20

Decision of the Secretary of the Interior
Defining the Law

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Secretary of
the Interior to-day decided the case of
Calista Papena vs. Thomas Anderson ct al,
applicants for patent for the Enterprise
mine, located within the patented limits of
the town site of Placerville, Cal He recites
in detail the legislation touching town sites
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
OBITUARY.
Edward Berrian Turnipseed, Famous
Surgeon.


CHARLESTON. S. c., April 19.-Edward Ber-
rian Turnipseed, NJ. D., died in this city yes
terday afternoon, in the ffty-fourth year of
his age.
The deceased was born near Charleston,
October 20, 1929 He graduated at the South
Carolina Medical College at Charleston.
After practcing in that State few months
he visited Paris, where he remained until
1854. He entered the Russian army with
the rank of surgeon major. During the
siege of Sebastopol he performed a large
number of capital operations in military
surgery, and was made knight of the Order
OF St. Anne by the Emperor, He was also the
recipient of commemorative medals with
ribbons of the orders of st. George and ST.
Andrew. He returned to America in 1856
locating in New York until 1859, when he re-
turned to Charleston and pursued gem
era practice. He was vice-president
of the American Medical Association
of Paris in 1854, and a member of
the New York Pathological Society in
1858. He was delegate to the international
Medical Congress in 1876 DIR. Turnipseed
was the author of several brochures which
brought him prominently before the medical
fraternity of the United States He was the
inventor of numerous surgical instruments
which are now in use, and was the author of
a paper on the treatment of Garfield, taking
issue Herewith.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
Yearning for Rossa's Scalp.

LONDON, April 19-Thc Times says that il
Lynch's evidence can be satisfactorily proved,
and it can be shown that O'Donovan Rossa
furnished large fund to Or. Gallagher
il will be a question for consideration
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RS..EI?r5 OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rissr. Vessels a,tf Raifroafs
NEw.YOpK Tuesday, June 3. 1883
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Tu

,A,LsHES-steady, Pots sci Pearls c9.e. u,. %. g.,
BEESWAX-Ts weaker Trade IS slow and only Tor I'm.
mediate Western aud Southern. 35a37c.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Brick were quiet and weak
Laths. Lime remained steady, ami fair trade was
noteL Lumber was essentially unchangeI; taIe
however, Continued moderate Brick-Hards St 20
9So 90 Pale Bricks So 5UdS3 Cemert-kosendale'
81 4Oas3 10; Lath 81 75as2 80 600 Lims-Rockand
Common, sOc; do, Finishing 81 20; state. Com
mon. 95ci do. Finishing 81 l0 Groand. 90o0 81
Lumber Eastern Spruce. Sl4SFl7 for random
inds Shipping Boards s2ss $50 for south Americas do sI7
ISIS for Box Boards SIS Extra do Yellow Pine
f2Od$22 per NJ. Hard9oods-Walnut, $SO9Bll5 per NJ:
Ash $50 GSi5 por do SiOGSj0 Maple $50 $40
Do; Whitewood, and inch S}Ods35 per do do and do
inch, s3s ss42 Hickory $50 1855 do Nails unchanged at
50 10 for 10 ~ sod.
CANDLES-Unchangei.
COOPERAGE STOCk-The market was generally quiet;
new stock steady old merchandise slow
COALA better trade Is reported IN Anthracite the low
freghts have called larger demands from New knind
and Maine PORTS quoted 81 OGSi 30 alongside buinons
dull at So 750s4 To-
CHlCORl-Unchlnged
COCOA-Quiet. unchanged
COFFEE io Coffee quiet at CO for fair stock here in
first hands bales, options declined slightly sales
$1,000 bags No. at 72Oa7.25 for July, I30d74O for
August. 145d7J0 for september 7b0gIbO Tor Oco9er,
az follows: January. 775s7.s5; February, 7s0d 80
March, 7.g0dS; April 7.9UdSO5 May, S1oRS.l0; June,
7G1 10; july 75 100; August 100 35 september iO
dT45 october 7J0 D75J: November 100 1885, December
big Maracabo go picus Aukoa private TERMS and 900
mats Padang "1nga." 10 arrive, isc.
COTrONSpot otOn dull aud sc lower; sales 40 baes
Delivered cOntracts 500 bales Receipts at the ports
bales last since september /, 5sls0i1 bales against
40 IA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
oLOSINo PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. Tuesday, June 8. 1881
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
R,lla.L1LJDIN DAlls eCl. II WIZ
TUESDAY. June 5-P. NJ.

TUESDAY June 5-P. NJ.
The closing prices for stocks to-day are almost
universally higher than yesterdays last figures.
The board room traders made sharp mid
day rally in prices by force OF bidding for thou
sanl shares until prices reached figures where
orders 10 sell were met From that point prices
reacted to tie lowest figures of the day. little
after o'clock the market again developed an
absence OF stocks and the upward movement
f The morning was repeated and with such success
that the highest prices Of the day recorded at
or just before the close Of business. The ransac-
tions amounted to only 2s9,sOO shares against
354.497 shares yesterday, aud of to-day's business
stocks ributed 207, 100 shares to the to-
tai. The market closed fevcrish and unsettled
Government bonds continue to be quiet: tine de-
mand is very light and the offerings not pressing
the market Bids for the As are u higher. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

sSnis4,c issa ss: sSSS 81
s.f ss ssS si5s: 1sS$ Ss j T. %
sa En- snssss ss 9 a. 70
Gs5 scso SS
Ssso Sas ers.5 Ps.t1os9m 81 ITALIAN
osG 1SR
ss: gs1s''% asIsf
s9ogr lots continues very
quiet and option. are wholly nominal absence Of ,pecali
higher sales 3so Ses Mess spot SO cs
iselss ss'; sS Sqsis
Ess7 g. c.a Family 1s hs: S. .o
are very quiet and otherwise there a
ssi' City sa nds nss a.
Ss & f aR aa9 as
naes very dull and supple: are freely offered prices rule in
age; 9'.c Picked Bellies ~ o. loo; DO. heavy ss.ci
smoked shouIders o4e Smoked Hams, ISL sls
MiDDLhs ye unsettled sa SeIsa 9rsI N y%P.
ard short Clear hall and nan 100 Iol.e DRESS ,a ID
Inquiry; CITY. Heavy Light 'sSSsc Pig. Sc
LAKDhe early market was unsettled aud very % mach me ae
fully points Deliveries subsequently, stronger
on Xusas toward the close easier again and sens
$Ss points under the best figures leaving on barely steady
sas S are @ very "a and @ a om s
H. SOC; 6O01 June 13S6llJ0o closing II 5oc
August soc, closing il42c 1000 tcs september
eos m sGPs y 1 9i 900 ssss I 2sar TseOs5 de
Refined S SIa% % s qt sos; sas g
can are free sellers at current prees
ssia 'fs light no and on
Creamery. l2020c. staGe Dairy. HalfFIrkns, Tubs
and Pals l5S2le:; Welsh Tubs lls2oc Western Inita-
CHEEs are very slow buyers and inquiry
NE 9s s trade }ae prices anSstd %.,s ana a
Prime. EGGs~onered further iac
d31 with increasing supplies and Only moderate dsmana
Canada lsLc.
RICE-Domestc selling more freely in some cases other
safe. Rangoon. 47ss5.c. Patna 5sc Java 5ia9sc. Tai
GO. the receipts Charleston thus far this
season, -, ,297 casks safes 3O21 casks
sERD5-Quet, unchanged. CO. o.
African do sI.c; Zanzibsr Cloves 13qdl9ac; Pepper
black. lelasl9c. White. % 923 ac Plmento 9.slSc
sUGARRa unsettled brokers and difficult to quote
Far TO Good hefning nominaly SsTc 80 test Cohs s
gc 500 hhds Centrifugal s5 70 sac. REFINED n
fair demand and firm; Cut oa Seo Crushed 9c Powdered
confectionors "A" sc. STANDARD "a" saass.c on
a." sas,e White Extra c." sessc; Extra :" G." as.s
75-c. C." 7@s'S. Yellow &C" 74o7sc.i Yellow $40
city quoted &c., Western. l25c oeOnarg2rine stearns
TXLLow-oulot but steadily held Prime City, quoted
l5.l6c: sales. 100000 ID, lo-lGeSc ., =,
TEAQuiet and somewhat nominal marked changes In
New Congou arc expected here next week. The trade are
TOBACCO HentacEy quiet, unchanged seed Leaf quiet
800 1882 Pennsyy private eIIns go cases
1880 lsoonsin Havana lOc 200 Havana. s8c
ssl Is 2Oo bales sumatra. 81 OO6sl so
feeling is manufacturers in the market The
clips from Texas California and the Fleece districts are
comparatively steady but the heavy supplies Of old stock
have depressing effect.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

In State bonds Louisiana consois, with sales at
go, were per cent higher than the last previous
transactions Tennessee 6s at 40 were Is lower, and
the compromises at 45is were ls higher. THE bid
dings for Arkansas 7sto the railways were advanced
3 to per cent above late bids. without inducing
sales OF city bank stocks Mechanics sold at 49,
The dealings in railroad bonds included greater
variety of issues than lately has been usual; but
generally covered only small amounts. The tone OF
the market even for the beat classes Of bonds was
irregular. Ene second oonsols were % higher at
o. and first consols were L lower at 126i2. Mis-
souri,, Kansas aud Texas general 6s fucuated
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA June 5.-FlourLes doing the home tr''o
being temporarily supplied aud shippers holding oa one
msntaned Minnesota Extras Clear IS 70 s. 72 do strghS
So Pennsyyanis and Family ss ONO a Sea - "a CO
Iatsnt IS ssS S5 Patent 81 as7 6o Rye Poar
MOVES SLOW" al noon call however the market reacted
% m aEy se.ys % spssuays aS ss Sas
Red Winter In export seyaeT quoted ,a. a follows:
ea%s q y u psnnsyisana Red in desirable location
Tor milling 81 "a esi % saes Of L9ngberry aoaL q 20
sa Jnas 3, 2 k,S Do jns Ias ii H Sd 90 90
5aS u ~ 81 ai Sd 81 % asked s. 2st
s.ksa ssPfSS%Se Ss Sns & Ss 3 and a assss
ys . % .sd sapS %dr Se
asS sss s,ea@s,p srsn Sese Ses ssoe
s. Is Ss'- % I 4 sss1 uss depot s
sspssSSss ssy oSS sSo bid lid sss ASKED moved
slowly aud prices weak /; Cnoios Rejected Waite.
Fssarss SSS ss qass MS b s,ss s ss. White July
No White June 6osc bid so'c asked Juiy s oic S@.
& ss s ss.'s sse a:Ess . s%
ss 3D. g. fs SSsss 2ss ss Sc
free board. s26 70; Dried Bee siSSs.' to r.K ams
e%Sas sse s9sssS so .s 90 faii1 sar
s%SE:S ls5se ss5s &c 90 s sm:ss :s %
Da but about ss.sy 's o. @ county and
YORK lsc do Fuss 4sbSc: Western ,; y, 'os
ss ds o0US nd 2 II cs9s sS smsSd S, SS
erS lsc Quiet aud easier New YORK fn .ss11:
sS wsss'p Pare Ss Skins y s.iI Fail
sugar-Raw entirely nominal kenned nrm maisssss
gys. rssssa ss %%ss asu
eum- Flrm anehanged Rolnei 10 oe's1 Eecelpts-
iass osr s Ss sa Wheat Ssoo bush 900
oat 100 bush shipGsnts. n ii sc pid 81 y0s
July & s 81 2z a1sa ss AssS's SS ssIed ,srs
y g,sa rs ''ss Sssssss Sas I a. ~ ' 5S
gsc o g. ssssd Saass ras saa ~. ever
rEt,. IA. uDla
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

= -, ,ranssct;on Mr.. Stokes showed no loss Oh 'a'r
- a. s,flIty as compared with former years.
Counsel then read in evidence num0e, IN. I'm, :, snS
v''" :. ..a,tsr. of ordinary business Some OF the
ner 90 rs W1tten not many weeks before Mr. stSseso
xSsts Certain Ictters written oy wam .ds xers
~ 81 evidence but excluded AZ t did not appear
snet thew were in answer to any letters iron MI
Stokes = Canaan formerly q confidential clerk OF
Nj stokes testified 70 various raneaedi~ spoke
pess ritness in regard TO business matters on Wnca
~ % s,,er had charge. The examination OF this "'hos'
iii be continued today.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
COTTON MAaKErs. .ny rELraRApu

ding CplaDds 5S4d 40. Orleans 6'sd saies 900 pass
includlrx OF yolI recelDIs
l67OO bales. including i5.oO American FutGres-
UpIancs. Low hidonng clause June aud deIvery.
fxsa.u do August bss..o 90 hueusi
anc september obs4d September aud Ocoier
oeuvery 5sze1d-: November and December delivery
c<ssxn Futures closed dull
LiyRKfoOI- June J.-l:So D. f-cotton- the
dayi inoluc so 800 baes Ansrscs.-
INEarooI June $3.50 o. .m--Ctton-Futu eA-- Upands
Low Middliug clause August september denycTy,
5Sss.q Futures eosea barely steady.
0ALvRsTOs June 1.-Cotton dniet Aidding 10isc.:
Low Mlddnr g-sc Good Oraintry. &c.: receipts
bales gross .as Daies Great Britain. -
bales 10 Franca bales the Continent bales.
70 the Chxnnel - bales: eoastwis1 - baes; saies.
SVx 81, IIo bales
NBusUUsAKs- Jnne 1.-Sogson omet Middling. lOisc /;
Lew Middiins Bds-. Ordinary. 3c; rscsipts.
244s pzlss gross 2840 balea exports coastwisc.
bales 70 France 4.o55 bales: TO the Continent baics
u brltziD bales: salos I.OUU 0acs; last
ing. - bales: l40.3el bales.
sAvAxxAB. June Cotton dun; Middhng lose:
Low Middllne csc. Ordinary &C.: net feeclDtA
100 oses: gross 40 bales: expor~ coastwse. -
BALES 70 the Continent bales. 10 Great Britain.
pAlss; rs evening. bales; STOCK 1908
baleA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRAScfsco. Tuesday. June 5. 1888.
yesterday. To da,
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Bodic Consolidated official report for week end
ing May 26 shows: Ore crushed. l72.0S tons; ay-
erage assay value of pulp. $40 f5 per tom of tail
ings SO so per ton. Bullion SHIPPED SO, 50 or
West crosscut 1000 level is in 240 feet. North
drift, same level, IL in 100 feet North drift, 500
level is 400 feet long. Wine No. b Is % feet
deep; the rock continues hard and the vein mar
row From near the end of the north drift from
winze No. 8, G72 level, raise was started last
week raise now up 10 feet 1t will be known as
raise No %. and will probably open up "a block OF
fine ore To the Gao level and north Of winze No. o.
South drift from winze No. is 1865 feet long, and
shows some good orc in the face.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YohK, juno 3.

NEW-YOhK, juno D.
The petroleum market received the benefit
Of slight reaction to-day. An opening at 81 147s was
followed rally TO 81 157s against 81 14ss ast night
But the rally short lived, and another series Of
manipulations followed such has characterized the
dealings for the last few davs BY the market had
fallen 81 1oa In the afternoon prices carried
up 10 81 13ns and for Q time held within
range OF fluctuations The renewal Of the seling move
ment then resulted In rapid decline 81 09 but the
close was made purchases which sharply advanced
the market 1Ia At the close the OF the
ket was uncertain but many traders again left the Ex
changes expecting squeeze OF the " shorts before
any further decline.
The or prices and the total transacons here TO
day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
ruRoPEAS FfyANcf.L uAnkErs

LONDON June 5-l2S0 D. m--Unted states four and a
half per bonds - DO ve extended iOJ9
Atlantic Western rst MORTGAGE trustees eertin
Gates a8 second mortgage. i2l. Enc. Sea- New YORK
Central 2ja4 Illinois clntal ifs; Pennyivsns Central.
Reading. 2SS Mexican Ordinary Us. Srr ofk ona
no 2G Milwaukee and 81 aul common lO3 p
LONDON. J.-2:3O m-Fari. aivlces quote throe
10 - csntimes for tbs account
LONDoS. June 6-iOV D. ms-Con.oia loo,'s for money
ana lODis,s for account: Great Western
nrst mortgage trustees certino tS Ere. 3G2 Iin
ois Centra. l4Ta, Miwaukes and 81 Paul Common l05
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn nom the BANK 0i Eng
land balance TO-DAY ~ 425ODy
LONDON Jane b.-Bf0O D. m.-P~rs advices quote three
per cent rcntes continos Tor the account
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
THE FATE OFA PEACEMAKER.

MACON. Ga, June 5.-Two brothers named
Wise. coored men, made disturbance at camp meet
ing in Butts County, whereupon "Jack" Fears attempted
TO settle the difficulty. but was fatally STABBED Inc "ise
brothers mounted horses and rode away.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
JyTERNA ATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June Sat the session OF
,be International Typographical Union to-day the an
mai reports were read, showing that the Union mas
60 900 surplus in the treasury. Twenty-Five new unions
been added during past year. and there are no"
l75 unions in the international orgahizatioh'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 6.-Bacon. Cumberland $685.: Shors
1n 33ld PORK. rrme Ness Western oBl LARD,
ffime @estern 670a cheese American Choics 020d
pentshe Sprta 3zOd- Pr0ylaons t8IUa per
american Breadstuns--Corn- oi6a tor New Mixcd West
era Wheat 8zd 02J Genital for California A. SlUD
eyc for California No. Sl0d 085d for Winter Peas
Iod por Genital for Canadian Butter 650Ud Good
60 states and SO00 for nnest do Beef lyvd for Extra
India Mess
LONDON June 6--SDfrts rurDentinA 2Sgd. CALCUTTA
AAnseed $500 Der quarter iAnsco0 Oh. 2l9 I60x2O %
~ tan Iaiies 4as DER ewt hennea fesroeaaa sac
e&ga pr
aAyEE June 5:-wncoxs Lard closed 80 francs 80
Bnkxxs June s.-wiieoxs lard closed Do marks 90
pfennngs 1l0lDA Petroleum. marks 90 pieuuin1s
AxfwRRf. June 6.-Petroloum. 10 francs so ceal,mes
fao ssiersl wcoxs Lard closed z rks U cen
Umcs u kfl0o - -
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
STATE sUyD1Y-SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS

HUpsoN, N. Y, June 5.-The twenty -eightn
annual convention of the State sunday'scnooi
tion was held this afternoon ABOUT 4oo
nrssent comprising the most prominent Sunday
-, rort.rs A Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ron was appointed An address Of welcome was MADE
by the Rev william Smith The Key. >. mcO' hoine'
and fhe Rev II. II. Vincent made addresses.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June Sat the oilclai
meeting of the Board Of Visitors to the Naval Acaue
this morning the Committee on Final Report iopo ~
that II had selected T. Mills OF Texas, as orator 10 'o
oaao,s an graduation day The Board this afternoon
WAS taken on an excursion up the Severn River W dts
Bay At $3.50 there fencing exercises ~ @ narsds
aud at 440 an artillery drill, follower Ny A
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
LIVE Stock MARKErs-sY reLEsxApH

b.
total thus far 5000 for timelast week iG9O
shade lower saes Good shippers 50 7t6
Light Butchers 81 s0ds5 40 stockers So; Commos TO
Choice. % 10 @$J 20.
SnesD-KeceiDts to-day. 1sUo head: the week
thus 55UO head for time last week 6OOu head
consigned through % very little doing feeling lower
saesFar to Good Clipped sheep at "a eogso TO- CApped
learings, - 20 as 30.
HoosHcceipts to-day 700 head total
6OOO time last I6sUO head consigned
through cars market dull weak and lower SalesGood 70
Choice Yokeis at 50 0UGS7 Light do So 70nSG So Good
Butchers and Mediums 81 a 81 20 Pigs, So JO1sO75.
CEIcAao June 5.-The Drorsrs Journal reports H01s-
Receipts head shipments $500 head market bsk
So 90 81 Heavy 81 uJe7 25 Light 80 5O0s; Skips
- 3OdS6.
CanLs-Recelpts 1000 head; Shipments. 3.0OOi market
slow ana prices unchanged supply ample Exports. 500
80 So Good 10 Choice shipping, So B5GsO Common 10
Fair, Sjdfo 60 . 49, .
and prices steady all sold Inferior 10 Fair So as 2O Good
s5 .; Choice 50 80
NJ LOUIS June 5.-Czute-Receipts. LOO; shipments
75U Heavy shipping Aes owo ant slow at So 10 0Sj To-
ht and butcher Steers stsay, with good de
So 20 1855 O5 Common. 81 20 $50 GOOD lows ana
Ueifrrs 81 5UdS5 Common 10 Medium, s. 900 - 20
Sh,ep-Receipts. 1000; Shipments 300 market quiet
spring Lambs 81 50as3 per head Texas Sheep 81 oOe
Hoos- -Recepts 800 shipments none; market duh and
lower Light shipping So go $50 70 Rough to Good Pack
lag So 25dS7 10 Butchers u Extra, So 7osS7 ,,
FAST LIBERTY. penn, June 6.-CaUtc-Rcceips ia head
Hogs -Recepts g20 head market slows Phiiadeiphias
So 90 67 Yorkera So 6Jd56 80 -,--
sneep 5000 head market slow and prices y
shade of from those OF yesterday $50
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRYPRODUCE
For the week ended June 5. 1888
PEAS BEAMS


Receips for tho week 9sS pkss Peas 800 bush
Exports-Beans 307 pkgs: Peas LOO bush The market
very dull and under Increased oi
state have had small sales for port At y 40 and
though little asked from the jobOing trade We ae
NOT warranted In quoting higher hgure Modinm generally
held al So but close buyer could undoubtedly 90 niue
little cafor Red White kidney Turtle soup qulet
Foreign Beans are selling from 81 70 90 10.
Very few Green Peas selling.
Bs5os saoics MO 7ps 20 ANAL choss 1850 24O
Do Fair to Good. eoe so Do Marrow Pea. .o,o
Do Do TsrrGS Mar c oc 5oS 600 50
no Red Kidney lImportd hand - -
500 $50 PlGtsS S.S 70 Good ISsIsS 5SssS
choice 49,, 275s 500 Green Psas..... 20 40
Soup.-.....-.-.- --.-@ OWL
BUTTER
Receipts the week "a. .03v ast week. Zo4 pkaS
Exno for week I9i pkgs including b9i pkgs to tho Con-
psnt Prices further declined under continued neAyy
e aooy Is enor%oasHsboat 10000 while
receivers 10th to make further M rsaneaon 70 psfs Ssy
are fresh and buyers stu have the Of the POSI-
ssa Sa oSSsrs feel that Scss
Ing little ahead OF present wants There is siso nte
ssss scns S Boston on the
chiefly dS. sS sqs or tSs a. few ay nos ne
creamery about ls0l9Sc An occasional marx OF Iowa
9Sdas p ns sa S p1S @
state Creamery isnot plenty and Is
s, e@s N % s vesa way or s.
slow sale and sGc Is ste1 aSv ,Sr 'e aas 10 ks
fact that farmers are generally pacing @ as sts
strictly extra hall n & suos s @ a S BEST
invoices Of Welsh rarey Of quality 10 sell above
basis OF l6Si7c for choice few se'estea .sc lots as
o. Dairy reach 7c sat Straight nyolSes seeSm ~
have aon OF the marks showing considerseis
grass at l2S0l3o
Creamery ssss se aud m s'a's ias. dalIy w'n az
Craalnory, WesLcrn state UAif1, Welsn
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

Receptsfor the week 80 bales exDors bales npo rt3
bales The market is in dull unsettled condtoa snd
prices nominal little trade II doing that Dero
Is nohn upon which 20 base quotations Our figures repe<
asked but close buyer could un-
doubedy for less urgent the desire TO sell me SCAT
terlng constantly turning fearne and
Caorpans cable adyces lower.
Crop prospects universally good
roULrRY
Live Poultry sold a little better yesterday under verv
moderate To-day the feeling again easier and our
outside quotations for Fowls are very fu only Jew exttA
Jersey chickens 2sc Ducks aud Geese little stead
Ter. sell slowly TURKEYS dull .
Western Dressed Fowls in large supply dull and lower:
Choice Drypicked sold today at l5c and was hard 70 get
for OF the receipts Turkeys very Slow
spring Chickens plenty and Choice large In geod
demand and nrm Small rule dull and weak Spring Ducks
Old Ducks moving slowly quality and prices ir'
regular.
few Western shot Wild Pigeons have arrived during the
week prices from 81 0s2 dozed ae
cording Euglsh snpe and Plover queti only
fancy iot lch
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06

Every man who carries pistol ought to be
SbiKed by Law to tt belt mis- slde a,ld have
= labelled emotional acknowledgements Union.
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