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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07
THE FATE OF A FAST YOUNG MAN.

LIS curious. isn't it Billy
The changes that twelve months may briEge
Last year was in Saratoga
As happy and rich d king.
| was raking in pools on the races.
And feeling the walters with s'ten,
And slipping mint juleps by twilight;
And to-day / am here in the ''pen.
aWhat led me to do to" What always
Leads men to destruction and crime?
The prodigal son whom you've read OF.
Has altered somewhat in his time;
He spends his substance as freely
As the Biblical fellow of old,
But when it is gone he fancles
The husks will turn Into gold
Champagne. a box at the opera.
High steps while fortune is hush.
The passionate kiss of women
Whose cheeks have forgotten to blush
The old, old story Billy,
OF pleasures that end in tears
The froth that foams for an hour,
The dregs that are tasted for years.
Last night as sat here and pondered
ON the end of my evil ways
There rose like phantom before me
The vision of boybood daHs;
I thought of my old home, Billy.
OF the school house that stood on the hill,
Of the brook that flowed through the meadow,
I can cen hear its music still.
Again thought of my mother,
Of the mother who taught me to pray.
Whose love was a precious treasure
That heedessly cast away.
/ saw again III my visions
The fresh-Epped, careless boy,
To whom the future was boundless,
And the past mighty toy
thought of all this as sat here
OF a ruined and wasted life
And the pangs of remorse were bitter.
They pierced my heart like a knife.
1t takes some courage, Billy,
To laugh in the face of fate
When the yearning ambitions of manhood
Are blasted at tweIty-eight-
Illinois State Prison Conuact..
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07

Dennis Sullivan tells story en- Colo
mel Clint Reed, the well-known jurist,
that will bear repeating. He says Col
Reed was the guest of Congressman
Belford in Washington, and was return
ing to his hotel late one night when he
lost his way While browsing about in
an aimless, inane sort Of manner, he
encountered policeman. 'Scuse me,
my frin,n said Col. Reed, but can you
tell me which izzee opposite side o'ze
street,"
"Why,o exclaimed the policeman,
''it's over there-the other side
.'Zat's what [ thought" said Colonel
Reed, 'but while | was walking over
there a few minnits go, | asked man
an he told 1ne zis Wazzee opp'site side!'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07
A SONG FOR THE DAY.

Held by the loo selv woven chain
Of youth and mirth and morning state,
Forbear to break the bond in twain,
Nor hee the mocking hand of fate.
I ask no gift to win or wear,
The passion of day Is mine;
To-morrow-Io 1t is not there.
So says my wanfon valentine.
All, true. the bubble lightly blown
moment swings its matchless hues:
More rapid spleEdors never shone,
A melting swirl Of greens and blues.
A moment. at the touch OF care
The painted prism disappears;
Born of 4 whisper in the air,
And ending with rush of tears.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07

Some genius has invented machine
to play pianos This will fill long-felt
want. When two young people OF op-
posite sexes are in the parlor in the eve
ming the old lady don't begin to saunter
in until the piano stops.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, February a.

CoUNCIL-A bill was introduced to
reneal section 942, fifth division revised
tt5tutes, and the council substitute for
fhp bill to refund the outstanding in
debtedncss of Missoula county was
HoUsE-A bill to punish persons for
mIawfulIy diverting streams from their
natural course was introduced. HJR
appropriating money to pay for wood
cuts passed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07
TUESDAY, Feb. ~.

CoUNcIL-Bills passed: G B concern
ing the licensing Of skating Kinks; G 3
to require sheriffs to keep a general
docket II B to refund Indebtedness Of
Missoula county; Fl = to pay for wood
cuts substitute for FL B concerning the
publication Of summonses; substitute
for II B in relation to the storage Of
powder; II B prohibiting county COM
missioners from allowing accounts eN-
cept at regular quarterly session; Il b
concerning transportation OF deaf mutes
was passed over the governors veto
HOUsE-Hickman introduced bill TO
amend the act to regulate the fees OF
sheriffs for the board of prisoners. Man
tie gave notice Of a bill to remove the
seat of governmental to Bozeman or Butte.
Bills passed: H B concerning building
and loan associations; FL B to lncorpor-
ate the town Of Missoula, with property
qualification for voters B to enable
Choteau county to build a jail.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-03-07
MONDAY, February 26.

C0UNCIL-A communication was re-
cpiyed from the governor enclosing a
COMPLAINT signed by some citizens of
Custer county, against certain of the
official acts of the commissioners of that
county. and claiming that J. b. Hub
hell. chairman Of the board, was not a
citizen of that county or Of the territory
The governors communication was read,
and also the accompanying documents,
Cox obecting strenu0usly to the propri-
CIV Of such action The matter was
referred to q special committee consisting
Of White, Cox and Morris. Bills intro
duced: BY Chessman, authorizing the
Incorporation Of the Helena classical
school; by Hamilton, to incorporate the
city Of Fort Benton; by Stuart, a joint
memorial asking for an increase of the
rates of public surveys. Bills passed: H
B II and H B 65; G B in relation to
liens.
HoUsE-Bill, by Armstrong, authoriz-
ing certain assessments in Deer Lodge
county Edwards gave notice of the
introduction Of bill for the division of
Gallatin county. Bills passed: I'll B pro-
viding for transportation for deaf, mute
and blind persons passed over the COVER
nors veto; II B providing that convict
hOOl SHAH De Ict Oy tHe SoSelIol lo ~
cents per day; III b to enable Choteau
county to build court house; FL B con-
cerning taxes on mining claims; I'll B
appropriating $4,000 for the purpose Of
purchasing books to complete any series
oflaw reports for the law division Of the
Montana library; III B providing for the
incorporating of institutions Of learning;
H B concerning the carrying Of con-
cealed weapons; II B concerning dis
eased animals; G to enable Meagher
county to furnish the court house and
complete the jail; substitute for G B ap-
propriating money annually for the
Montana library; J M concerning In
dian depredations; I'll B amending the
act creating the county Of Silver Bow;
II b to establish boards Of health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

PH1LADEIpH'A. June l9.-Feur-Quiet;
Pennsylvania family S5@5 12H: Ohio
straight Sc I2496 25i winter psteut s 6sH
66 G.; Minnesota ps.slt process s. !5g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
MEDICAL.
THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
How Hard.Headed Men Estimate Some
Things which They Don't
Understand

Anybody who has led adomestic life knows
how common such things as the backsche,
and pains in the chest, are among women
wEo do the work. Often-anu perhaps gen.
erally-the distresses are borne without much
complaint. The women get about, and the
machinery OF the house goes on. Beyond
this, those coarse grained animals whUm
New England women call "tne men folks"
seldom lock. So long as their wives or
daughters are not actually III bed, under the
doctors care, the average thick-skinned hus-
band aud father gives the subject no atten-
ton. AT the same time the poor household
drudges-whO deserve a better fate-creep
around, broo"n or utenS!lsin hand, up stairs,
own stair and out OF doors, doing that
woman'S work which sis never done
Losses of loved wives and fair girls-loSses
whose s~uddennesS ami unexpectedneSS aston
ish those wooden-pated husbands and faith
~ers-fall, seemingly ont OF Il clear sky, and
form the logical sequel 10 the story neg
lCct.
Now. YOU men who stand at the heads ~
ten lhouSan such homes, allow us to drop a
word in Your receptive ears. II these women
OF yours are worth having they are worth
saving That back ~ache-that pain in the
chest. What are they but indications Of
some organic trouble OF the kidneys, the
heart or the lungs? Enc il at once by the
application Of BENSON'S CAPClNE P0R-
Gus PLASTER. 1t Will soothe that nervous
distress, drive way that pain, Danish that
dull, weary baCIHChe, give new strength t.
the body and fresh hoTe 10 the heart. No
other p!a>tciS will do this. The Benson'S
Plaster, however, is not made 10 Sell-but to
l.cal, iiISarcmcdy which never yet broke
il promise and never will.
l"uI druggi>: has 1t, bat before paying
YOU: - .cn', and putting the plaster in YOU
pocket. zoos for the word CAPCINE cut in
the IIitilC.
S,lnur, = Johnson, Pharmaceutical Chra.
l~i-. New York.
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VI d
Produce.

Corrected by ISHAM K DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1873 Main street.
APpieS p SSmR ); |Tt oS iS oYT ~ " p pood! 81 GNsS =
for prime to choice; fancy 81 ".
Butter-Dull; prime TO choice cree mery 2VS-
CSC: choice dairy tSa2Dc: common to fair do
common mixed stock SGlOc.
B~eeSwax-Is quoted ut SS4S5c perl n.
Beans-Prime new nayies = ibSZ ~ 90,
mediums 81 lOd2 %; marrow TAT IS "; Ilina
beans 54@6c per n.
Cheese-SaIeS in q jobbing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at lfSl44c; New FORK Go.
shen l45I@I5c; SweitZer l5gl6c; Limberger Ia
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
2qdSnr: impaired do. l5dl6c raSpberrieS S1G
sic; b!ack6errics iOc. New sun d~ried-Apples
quarters &c: sliced S99c; peaches new naiSes
6AG7Ac; do quarters 5Ma6Hc; do pared l5alSc;
do blackberries Sc; do raspberries 5taSoc;
pitted cherries 27a29c. New e~vaporated APP
Dressed Hogs-SaS%c per n.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, good demand at
Feathers-Choice 6Oa65c in original pack
ages iajc more in small lots.
Foreign F~ruits-Florida oranges 81 UOa5 ~
per box: MesSina do 81 T5aS 90; Valencia do
IS COa7 50 per case; Jamaica do SIS Ua6 % per
bbl. MeSsina lemons s. 75aI 10 per box.
Honey-Choice white clover 2Sa25c: choice
opiSps|Choice yellow s. 5Oper Dbl: choice
yellow TOaSOc per bu; onion sets 5! I!aS %;
Peas-Green 81 5Oal % per bushel; split Sa
SIC per 10. h,.ho,.
in a lopbing way S5c. Jersey Sweets IS Sa
s IS per Dbl; good demand.
P~oultry-Ldve chickens s. oOaS 20 per aozen'
dressed Chickens lSal4c dressed turkeys l6alSc.
Demand good for live.
Rags-Are steady at lha2c for white mixed
cotton; lalEc for all wool and lAal5c lot
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 lSa2
per bushel; clover small seed S. WaS ~; large
s. 75a9 90, as to quality.
Sweet Cider-Sand refined way % per ooi'
country seas: crab $40.
sweet Corn-Is quoted at 4{a5c PERI
Tallow-Country 69a7c; city SAaS19c. Inv.
Green Stuff-Strawberries l29l5c per box;
meas 81 S5al 50 per half barrel;
SGO62 so per buShel box; string beans = Ng
? o per bushel box; cabbage 81 SO9iS per
crate: Bermuda Onionssl Oper po4' oo. Po-
81 COSS 90 per barrel; Southern tomatoes So
@3 75 per bushel; green onions ana rSilsnes
l5125c per dozen lunches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
MEDICAL.
DroV0W


~ .fnIeted for twenty years With
IhaVe otSsSin disease, called by some NJ.
~ ObS.5ssiS- and others keproSy, coInnsnc-
nS fSoS scaln, and in spite olal 90,
pg 81 he help OF the mos nntii = ysSp 400
Lowry Dus yI covered my entire person In
his WihSer scales For the last three years
'OJm o. unable to do any labor ana Suner-
hSye SUssnSaIy al the time. Every mornLns
* IassSTrSId De nearly a duStpantnl OF scales
ihere COZ, tbssheeto OF my bed, someo OF them
'ssea t Is-se rs the envelope containing thlS
1slt = 4. ~ latter part OF winter my SKIN
5''eI. I'D cracking oPen. l tried every
'll almost, that could De h9uga on W!tn1
70 49, r,SrsS I could reach the Hot Springs.
Ves - I,strOIt aud was so low L thought
lesstGTT I've 10 70 to the hoSpita!, Out nn2lIy
,Go.'' Glr ~ Lansing, Mich, where hads
Ic' - - One De- treated me about
>s - bud did me no good. Although
80 . short time to i've, 4 earnestly
~ '',r.s Cracked through the SKIN all
b bsrk. across my ribs; arms, hands,
yc. ny ~.tllv swollen: t~oe-n0ilS came OF;
lis iealaud hard rs bone; halrd
- ~,,.sre,S A. Old straw. . my God! %
NvSiSier, Mrs. f. II Davis, had
" ,. % rFa ~ OF Cuttcura IN the mouse
81. .rI,T Give up. said, W Will trS
/ some was applied on nne hand
Eurpka! There waS TeIiet! stopped
81 ID. burning sensation from the wOrt
b 'rrsy immediately got the CuticurN he
,rfirura, and Soap. commenced
-N', me tablespoonful OF ReSolyent
.rH day after meals; had a bath
.s' l, water about blood heat; used
".r rr freely :aNpliCl GutlCura mora.
~ .rr. Result, returned 70 my home
rEa. = vaekStfrOm time I left, and my
10Th rs this sheet OF paper.
HIRAM r. CARPENTER.
..-vr-aN. Jefferson CO., ". Y.
..,se.o-e me this 10th day OF Jauu-
m. LEFFING~ELL,
-.' Justice Of the Peace.
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vclved In a fog. He defended q man
once who walked twenty miles be-
tween dark and daylight to commit q
robbery, and yet the doctors swore thai
il was impossible for that man to rise
from his bed. Spinal disease was this
mans capital; he did not rob railroads,
but he did rob banks and rich men a
became wealthy. DR.. Max Filler SAID
that the main point was, when per.
son sued for damages, how far the Court
had power to order what might be con-
sidered an invasion of private rights
By compelling him or her to submit to
an examination. He thought that II
there should be a board of experts ap..
pointed by some power, who could not
be retained on either side, but would
give an impartial opinion mnch OF the
evil at present complained OF would be
done away WITHIN. y. World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

At this stage the situation looked decidedly
panicky, and the market would no doubt
have gone lower were it not for the fact
tLat a few heavy operators commenced
bidding for large bundles. and at 2:15 the
market had advanced to 81 14X.
On CRY, Pa, June 19.-Crude opened at
81 1873; closing at 81 Az; highest point
81 Tx. Sales 5,241, 900 barrels.
PrrTsBuReH, June 19.-Petroleum-Weak;
United certificates closed at 81 Az; refined
7H@7Sc Philadelphia delivery. The after.
noon session was irregular, weaker aud
more active; opened sales 81 16: declined
to 81 1871; closed at 81 AZ. Sales l,72o,.
0C0 barrels.
TITUsvILLE, June 19.-Petroleum-Msr-
ket opened at 81 l6K: highest 81 llI, low
est 81 Is, closed 81 lax. Charter 2l,Ill
barrels; shipments 5a,36s barrels runs
81 ,e62 bsrrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

The feature of the afternoon market was
the break in East Tennessee incomes from
3Ga4 per cent to -. subsequently the bonds
recovered TO So per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
Plies

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or n~eighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of Indigestion are present, as hatu-
ency. uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
yery disssreeabfe itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is q very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the a,p-
plication Of DR.. BoSanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaylng the intense
itching. and effecting a permanent cure
whe:e q other remedies have failed. 10
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try II
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, C. Moenkemoelle. and Logan q
90. wholesale agents.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

In the Circuit Court Of OHIO Coan;y. W. VA
William picsersgilI. Jr,
John yrank, Sophia Catherine Frank, his
wife, aud others.
The undersigned, special conmi>slonef,
her, by gives notice that, Ia pursuance OF the
authority con ferTsd upon him by a decree
dhy OF Mny. issl. he will sell ut publlc auc'
tion, Ia The highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, JULY 10TH, A. y. l~1.
commepcing at ~ o'clock a. IA, AZ the froat
door al the Count House, OF said county IN
the city Of wheeling. West Virgins the f1I:
lowing described real estate, situated IN said
city, county and state. or ~ much thereof a.
may be LpVI sNary to pay The liens ulon stfic
which are stated In the papers In Snid cause
the expenses OF sale and costs 81 said suit.
-. The south one.thirl o, i.i, rnpbsrci
street, H. inss SllSYhn ward, OF said ely be-
ing the same property conveyed "a. said joan
TIM lana n erected a two story bfiok dwelling
IN which said Prank Resides.
"a. The north onr.laIf ~ lot numbered t"n
In square numbered thlrteen upon tho map,
uf the SUD. d iviSious OF the Joseph Caldwell
estate ard additions lhercfrom 10 the aid
city, being the same half lot conveyed Ia said
John Frank by LalvlnR WATSON. SAID hall
lot fronts upon the east hlne o' .nhp.!hs
street, between Twenty-nibth pnd Thirty.
FIRST streets, and has upon IL a double tcDr-
ment frame house, each tenement contain.
ing six rooms.
.syen I'm kuuare numbered nine on n amr map,
being the same property conveyed 10 sald
John Frank by james DuTkiD aud VIE. raid
last NAMED half lot fronts ON the wttt side OF
Chapiine street. between Twenty ninth aud
Thirty .hrsi street. and has upon itthfee two
.iory frame houses. each containing Az
CONS.
ground situate NJ the south weste<n corner
Of Twenty ninth and Chaplins shecis Ssing
the same bali lot conveyed, 20 sAih Don
Frank by James Durkin and vnc, by dssd
dated Dece 6, A. ID, 1853: On sid Ia.t
named half lot there IN erected n douDse t,b'
ement frame house. each tensmsht Contain
fnis property IN timely Located aud vii. Tr1t
easily for good prices. The IRAN. hnt-T- 80
eompar,iiyeiy ns %s ~ ~ n s sis1"ia ms'",,Si
butuhasiug a house, and alsO ~ hl" ty'Ie-
Tor "a profitable Investment fot III. c'rti'h-i
IN different parcels 'epaIateiy. sDa ~ -
sOld in the way Ia which u WIN h'"{ US
r,rIns OF s~a,e-one.thIrd of the pursi 49,
money. and a. much more tbe'.o' a. -
purcGas,r may elect To pay, cash ~ hsHi'
he residce thereof intwoequsl instaaln'en., -
bearing IDtersi from the day OF SAT-. Ply.
allie In s,r and twelve months respective
from said day; for which dsfesred inst,,l.
menis the purchaser nsS~t giyo his bo11..
payable 70 The undsr;Enea, Val eo%,n...
sionsr, and title 10 the 2soperty purehnAsd >.
also 10 be retained until the pay msnt - fa'i
u u xLfRBD CALDWELL.
June s.. lsa. Special Commissioner
I.samuel h. McColoch, clerk Of saN ecsrt
certify that bond with secuf " has bten
given by the nDOye-aAmed sIecihi eommA.
sIoner, a. required by Law, In the I<naItyo i
nlne thousand $500 dollarx, ~ pfoyiosIi oi
i'm said decree. shMuL b. AoCOLLOlB.,
wheeling, June 2, issh ''"A
iPIt
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ss,s-s. Editors -
TIL. .I,,..E.a ,nrI ly------ -s a. . - - 49,
ham. Of Lynn. Mas. VII, ah,vrail. ho- human beings
may be truthrully callcdthc "urlr Friend u Woman"
as some Of her correspondents To- "ralI n"r. she
IS jealousy devoted to Il. r work, which !. The outcome
OF n life study, and i obliged {, E",p six lady
assistants, to help her answrrL.r lar. rurraspondcncs
which daily pour IN upon her, each rr0r'rg IT, special
burden Of suTeri1E, or ~ at rr'lnsr from 1t, Her
Vegetable Compounds madeline or COOL and not
evil purposes. 1 have personally Investigated L and
ain satisfied Of thr ruth o'thiS. =
On account Il i proven merits, Il Is
anil prcqcrih,l ~ rhc5a>t p~ry,irian, IN the country.
One say 1t woke IKE \ 'hnrra ard saves much
-ain. II will cure entirely thu worst form o. falling
Of the uterus, Lcucur5ana, irregular and painful
M,nstrul,frn al Ovarian Troubles, inflammation and
Ulcprn.inn, Flooding. all Di-plar"urnts AMI the con-
srqucnt ,.4Gli w~a,Nness, AID 10 especially adapted 10
he change Of ItN.'
Il rrmeatrs ,cry portion Of Oh" system, and gives
new life AMI yrgur. i removes faintrcss, hatulsnry,
d,,tr,vss irrlyiug FOR stimulants, ard relieves weak
lesS Of the stUulHrh. II cures Heating, Headaches,
Nervous prostr7t0r, General Debility, S!cpl"s ness,
n.prrs.;un and indigestion. That feeling u bearing
aowu. causing 'ain. W 81 and barEo"he. - always
rermnnnu:,y cyr,d by IT, use. !; VIII at all 'im"s and
lodar AL circumstance. ari in harmony with tar las
hat gov, m the fcrraIr system.
lt.,Srs only g. - lu,tIr y sIy for s., and "a .ol' hy
druggist. ANY advice rrluir"drs 20 SPECIAL 'h''-' 'ni
the name, OF man! VINO hi.c hccn rc.t"7"h {" r'.1e"t
hcalth by the usru the y -ritN!" compound, can ~
obtained ys:Ir sing Hr- =, with stamp Cor reply
ut her home in Lynn, Mlss.
For Kituay Cn-.GGL. 81 "fh"r s"Ji ''"nI"Ht"i'
unsrrIay.,i a, ahuuGaU' { s'nn"n'a,' sa"".
Mrs riuLLc ~ Liver lis" ,ays.u, writ. ", 'h-e
n. b.s, Ia the tr,.J f"r tre curr 4 Constipation.
EIiourr. 50 and T.-nlLiir al IL. liver. H. b!''l
Purifier works v~.u'cr.i r. IFS q, cinii.a AMI hiis.air
50 eruaI The ,~"aIrHrt l.. r# POPULARITY
Auru.' a... ...H-a. .a-lo'h' .'" -"'
al+Uf# ir'. joe &c.. '.a~
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Wholesale Cattle Market.

Tn market for tbs last week has been any,
thing but active. A gentleman connected
with the stock yards informed us hat the
market was OIL about &c and from the gem
ersl appearance and number OF cattle on
hand, il look ed as II there would still be a
great reduction. The hog markets. really in
a worse condition thar the cattle. This Is
partially owing to the sweeping reductions in
prices of lard at Chicago.
The following are the quotations for his
week:
Cattle weighing 100 lbs and over s5.&9
Cattle weighing 900 lbs and under, si.00Si.75.
EogS-In no demand and very few selling al
s. JGgo %.
Shecp-No., sale
Inp,.-ELa-p
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: so. Rye Flour-Uull and steady at S. 70
@3 10 Wheat-0pened lower; steamer red
in elevator 81 09X@1 10; No. 3 red do
81 1881; No. 2 red do 81 i5n@l 1917; No. 1
red do 81 2l1I@1 %; No. 2 red seller
June 81 1S1{@l 10; seller July 81 199
1 1919; seller August 81 20K@1 211I; seller
September 81 21HA@1 221s. Corn-Quiet;
rejected 56Hc; choice rejected yellow 5Sc;
No. 8 mixed 574c; steamer 60@65c; sail
mixed seller June 61H@62Hc; July exc
Csc; August 64%@6455c; September 65H
@65Kc. 0ats-Weak; No. 2 mixed 46c;
white 47X@50c. Provisions-Steady; mess
beef s15 90; India mess t. o. b. s23 90; new
mess pork $40 00@19 so; prime mess SIS 90
@1S so; smoked ham 13h@14Xc. Lard
-Stesdy; city refined 81 25tGl1 so: steam
Sl1 90. Eggs-Demand fair, market firm
at 1S@20c. Cheese-Quiet; creamery l0Hc.
Butter-Steady and fairly active. Petro.
leum-Dull at 7K@7Hc. Others I'M
changed
BALTIMORE, June I9.-Fiour-Quiet with
out change. Wheat-Western lower bat
active; No. . winter red spot 81 l74
August 81 1901 2cH; seller September
81 2lAdl %; seller October 81 23lsGl "a
Corn-Western lower, but in better de
nand; mixed spot 6211G624c; seller June
&c; seller Jaly 62B@62i4c; seller August
6SH@63}sc; seller September CSC asked.
0ats-Slow but not quotably lower;
western white 4664Sc: mixed 43h@45,.
Rye-Dull at CSC. Hay-Unchanged and
dull. Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
Butter-Steady; western packed Sdl6c;
creamery lS@2lc. Eggs-Firm at 1S9lJc
Petroleum - Unchanged. Coffee -Qaiet;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, S4@9Hc.
6uear-Steady; Asoft Sc. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 l6H@l Il.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, June 19.-Whest-Essier; No. .
red winter cash and seller June 81 l2H.
seller July 81 1873; seller August 81 Is
seller September 81 III; seller October
81 1873; seller year 81 12A; seller January
81 %. Corn-Dull No. 2 cash aud seller
June and July 56IIc; seller August 51i{c.
0ats-Dull and nominal,