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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30
Chelsea.

croDor Z pvvn Lost HE opIv co,y In g, ,,,oo,,
n 'Y-, 80 10, 10 ~ ~" "'s "e'"'
-, hhMhmbhn that to-hlehb there ~ skating ht
the to"n hall'
REV. i. f. HERR1CK will be away during
August for his vacation, and the pulpit will be
supplied.
PoL1TICs are somewhat more oniet on the
corners store steps and hav scales than Last
week. when thew went mn az bioh az fiftv ner
cent above mar.
so>,piov.n,i,dod o,,;,- a,.,osod ,,o.s,,, ,,,,oa
o,er W. NV" ,,nao H., Sn.aI sppot
veal destrovine snmo vaI,oiia ,lsryys CO, aJs
,nidn;1bt doSyradS, tin,,s L,,,iJ 4 ts,i 10Y
and the miscreants brought TO iuatce.
Tru fail farm % Cho,so, aoaao,,,. to,x,u.
wednesdav An,ns, o9,I "a Iii yn o1s,no
,yoiye ,aels nnSar ,h W., u,
Iocke nrinoinai and NJ ~, faa,.a
nrooontross ,,i,b ssanb p,hos 80 ai., ~" a,
raourod These dasjrno hao.S 80 s,.,,. ae e.. 10
andiJv ~ Tho ayecntiva cenn,i,,aa g NJ Soaa
Ipic' tfinnLton and u $500 ~ Az ''o''
- ~ i' - - ~ W WI"
The ladles GOT olsgusteu that there mad been
I notnlng going on last week, SO tney interviewed
tne Dand, ana short!y the gentlemen were the
recipients OF invitations TO leap year prone
n na concert ana s0GlaoIe at tne Town nail,
saturday evening Ihey were an In ilutter,
u course, az tne unexpeeted invite, ana I'M
nleuLteely uesan Vlsltlng rerrie 10 nave thelr
whiskers or hair arranged. Then ths query
ABOUT otess, craVats collars, etc, tor OF course
~ mus pe uress ana,r. ADout hali-past eght
. CLOCK tne laules caliea lor their gentlemen
anu escol.eu tnen 10 Vhe nan, nat sense
vi Pieaeure " a, nave S.e lnsiue ol tne Walk, WIN
No cnar vi sne wraps anu no care az all ana
W lean languluiy oacH anu iet .ne iair sex ian
you, ai a PIE tsaht nlarcn. lhen 10 see the
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

Tunbridge.-Our Randolph neighbors are
DESTROYS of telephone communication with
Chelsea. Our people also want to be connected
with Montpelier, and as but five miles of line
will have to pc built, 1t is thought that the
connection viii be made. The monthly meet
ing Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
tional church, next Friday afternoon, -. The
grasshoppers are doing very serious damage
in some parts of the town. The adjourned
meeting of the textbook committee is to be
held at the residence of Superintendent Preston
this Wednesday, evening. Otis Flint con-
tinues quite sick. Mrs. Kate Cushman and
her son Percy Of Meriden, n. H., are visiting
A. c. Adams. Fred futile and wife of Bos-
ton, Mass. are visiting at j. F. Gay s.....
James Gay who has been teaching in Connec-
ticut the past year, is at home. Mrs o. +.
Marston and daughter of Lawrence, Mass, are
visiting at Mrs S. A. Cushmsns.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

Fayston.-The late hail-storm damaged
Samuel Mclaughlin to the amount OF 500.
The apples in his orchard are turned black
where they were hit by the hail-stones. Rob
ert Fulton, who is suffering from disease of the
eyes, il no better He offers his farm and
stock for sale at a low figure. The advertise
ment will appear in THE WArcHMAN next
week. Mrs. G. w. Warren and son OF Boston
are visiting their friends in town.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

Peacham.-A goodly number of neighbors
and friends assembled at the house of Charles
Varnum, Thursday of last week. to greet him
and his new housekeeper. A good time is
reported. :. Ira Kimball died last week. The
young people are camping out at Onion river
pond this week IA. W. Sanborn and A.
Wright start for the West the 9th day of next
month There is great deal of sickness in
town at present. Query: Which will carry
Peacham-Smth or Sulloway?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

Randolph.-Rev r. G. Bugbee is taking
his vacation at Canton, n. Y.... Farmers are
finishing their haying, although the weather
for the past two weeks has been very cloudy
and cold. "A large number went from this
place to Highgate Springs on the excursion
All report a good time. -. Mrs. Lottie l. RUS
sell has returned from Castleton.. ed. W.
Gray and wife OF Brooklyn are stopping with
their son. j. W. Gray, Jr,. Miss Ella G.
Smith has gone to Suncook, N H., to live.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

Calais.-Dave Hawkins committed an as
sault on woman and boy whom he found
picking raspberries on his premises last Sum
day. They had picked only about half pint
of berries
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

DID SHE DEP" No; she fingered and suf-
fered along, pining away all the time for years,
the doctors doing her no good and at last was
cured by this Hop Bitters the papers say so
much about. Indeed! indeed How thankful
we should be for that medicine"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

MUCH distress and sickness attributed TO dys-
pepsia and chronic diarrhma is occasioDed by
humor in the stomach. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
the remedy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-07-30

PAINEs furniture manufacturing establish
ment, in Boston, should be visited by all who
are about to purchase new furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, June II. 1884.
FOR THE RELIEF CERTAIN sETTLERs-Tbe House
Committee Public Lands has directed Represenatiye
Payson TO report favOrsby bill appropriatng S2ooOo9
to reimburse persons who settled upon or p u[ehaseu
Railroad Company, and 10 whom patents for such land
were issued but against whose right TO the lana
were rendered by the United states Court on account on
the priority OF the grant to the railroad company
THE TRADE DouAR-The Senate Committee on FL
nance to-day discussed the bin providing for the retire
ment and recoinage OF the trade dollar but TOOK no
action.
AID FOR FISH CULTURE-The Senate to-day passed the
House Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of War
lease the Board Of Fish Commissioners OF Michigan
strip Of land near st. Mary's Falls, Cal.
RESTORED PRACTICE.-The firm Of ". ". Fitzger-
aid Co has been restored to practice before the Interior
Department In the order Of restoration Secretary ell
Ter says that while he finds evidence Of gross heedless
and cSrecssness of tie interests OF INC cehS ot
firm. the proof does not warrant dsOarment.
DIVIDEND DEcLARED.--The Controller OF the Currency
has declared second dividend OF per cent IN favor OF
the creditors OF The Pacic National Bank OF Boston,
AFFECTING MARINES or FOREIGN BTTH-Today a
discharged man Of the United States Marine Corps madc
application Judge HdgDer TO become citizen under
the act which provides that foreigner who has served
Judge Hagner said the law did not apply 10 the Navy
TIE UTAH BrLr.-rhe Senate to-day considered the
Utah bill, rejecting some proposed amendments Mr.
Van Wyck spoke in opposition to the commission.
vote will be taken on the bill tomorrow
AMENDING THE PACIFIC RAILROAD ACTs.-The House
day, after amendments passed the bill to annul
the several Pacific Railroad acts
THE ATLANTIC COAST FIsHEEIEs.-ID tue Senate to-day
MI Lapnam re ported from the Committee on Fish and
Fisheries substitute for the bill introduced by Ar, sew
ell for protection OF the mackcre and menDaden ish-
cries on the Atlantic coast
IMPROVEMENT or NETWORK HARBoR.-senator Miller,
of New York, introduced in tho Senate today bill to
provide FOR the improvement OF navigation at the en-
trance TO NewYork harbor which is identical In It's pro-
visions with introduced IN the House some time ago
by General elOcum and provides for the deepening OF
Gedney's Channel through Sandy Hook bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
cnrRr CALENnARs-THIs DAY.

styrF,r CocR1-C Before lawrence J-NGs a.
G2 So ia 3d. SO, 80 II, - 10 81 ~! dOt lO dVV9' ~
i5 I50 30 lei lao l43 ia lG, zoo 2O9 2l2, PA, IA
s,trFis Co'-rf- GENERAL TER,f-Reccss until Friday.
SurRlMK COuHT-~rEClAL TLRM-PART I-BcioTe AhgreES'
Nos JGS 500. III 5l9 C@2. 300 sos 80 30, Jy
g. 434 5C6 444, 315, C23 435, lO So, ISL Ia 49, 3D.
surRrmE CoURr-sPEcltL TtHY-PART II.-,Beiore X6sn
Nos t49 49, DO 4bG, ~, % 4' ~, 400 '~''
Al ., Gj5 III SO. 356 GA go. 1914 10, GSS, 81 "a
sUPREEK COURT-tWCUu --PARf I-Bci0ie BaiIeit u
N0s GA 600 273j, 1slg 2S54, 1923 o3t 23S1 1877 90
1913 SO 1922 S54 go, S0JO, 2Sil 3Oob Ioo I-oV 49,
sfEFHR CotEr-C fRcuIT-PABT II.-BeoTc van Brunt j.
nos 2O-2 8O2, 1889 20 219 200, IbJ' 100" 4'O7'
sUFRYNE ClRcUIT-PAE[ IIL--Ietore D0nonei j..
Nos - ,O7. 1898 ga, 1881 l9t3 1882 90 ~, 22
i945 2O-3 2I28 2lzj, 2l27 2l2s, 2l30, Psi 2l$z 38
2I35 2l3G 2lSS 2l30 2i4O 2lt 2l4z 2liz = -IA3 -4A'
2I48 2l47 2l4S 2l49, 2I5O, 2l5l - ..,, , -. H..
S,REOG tTRs COUR-BefOrc Rollins, s-Wll OF Jesse hoyI
AZ III A m e-tafe OF Jannete c. Etaudager az D. m,
sUPEmOK CoURr-sPECAL TERh-BeiOIe sedg"icA' CD
suP1RoR counr-TRIAL TRRM-PAET I-Beiore Freedman
mo. 46I. LOO l35- 168, If'o 1855 80" ''o 49, '-
10 sf'pE9io Cor-TRAL TEMP ART IIBeore OGornan
JNOs ~, lzlJ lOlI 44U loOt I9t'' "OV oo' '0A' w.
siSyRioR Coi,gf-TIlAI TERM-PART IIIBetore Ingra-
ham Nos. 1910 1912 1890 1907 I5OJ 4VoI l<o 1910
TS5 7TS 7s2. 81. 191. sol, SOL, SO2. 49,. r,...o.
COMMON PLRAs-sPgcAL TEHH-Beiore van hoeS'n' j.
Co,Hfoy PIFAs-EoUITY TRRH-BefOre Allen J-NO q
CO9NON PLRAs-IEAL TERA.PAk l--l,e,On IS Chr5 "a
Nos I5s4 4Ol -75 ST. 94G a45, l02 80, ~ - o''
lOl H. 526 500 24O 292 S5S Gj6, J56' 2oi poV
COMMON PLEAs-rM4L TERM-PAhi c IN ali 40
5s4 962 6. 81, 007, 1lS, 9-l W. 9%9 80 '' '
A, 91J, $40, VtI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. Vesse'sGnd Railroads.
NETWORK. June II, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. June II, 1884,


AsHEs-Recepts very light bqt 9s The Ae@and9 arc
Light prices are not improved Fo'S' 9~t@'7 ''A'"'
BFElwAX-Is weak owing TO large arrivals and limited
innuTips Nestern aud southern. "A Il SOC.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Brcks have been weak tened
m r Adj arri, a aud general moderation o. the de
naHds Iath all TO pieces, owing 10 te aiEe ar
rivals shows general recovery Du LUMBER mas r.
naincd slow and undressing both Tor export
a.. Uaris ~ 511F775; Roscudale Cement. Isl 10;
~ 70 IIme-Iuishng - - No. Lump,,5a9 g. Lath, 81
az 10 per NJ Lumber Eastern spruce, 81 fGSi1 Nnlte
Pine slS4S3I. HaTj WOois-Nhitc Wood 81 ESQ per
carload. Hickory, Sl5a9J- ~ CL'i.Y; @U1St5; OIe5t
nut l5dg3O; Walnut sDJ asll0; Ash $3!d so; 0as
s3Odgj5 Maple. S204s32 30 NAILS s. 1887 % per keS
for 10 to SOD.
co. G-LifrIe or nong Of interest has trlnspircd and
price, for anthracite and Bi'I ulno19 remain almo7t
journal at 50 ,5a@l and g. 1884, 80 resp lively Tor car
eCOCOA-Duu at 1fc. for Guayaguili lie for Bahia ;
2Gc FOR NaIacab0.
CoFFEF-Spot RIO arm at far, but quiet safes
$50 bags "-Ius' nj Ju1 cN CO.. on tlENt terms, Up
lions I'M bat'crdem- nd and scc sales 20 ba 7c0sng
tcv Al tbc fooyyIuo nrces june -2OU af July 3 20
a 35. August SI59 ,jO: September 8. 1SbIi OcIO
Der s Coz 49,. November, 500 .; peesmner, D.. -
ds75 Mild grades dan, 7Ol bags Aaracabo sold Oh PR
terms.
COOPERAGE sTOCK-On'ya moderate and unimportant
has been eGectd either oInor or consumption ara
yet late figures sustained. We quote empty
IL feet, f2Gas25 MOlasses Shocks and Heads .
0E2AO; Sugar do do 35uch 81 ~Udb2 49, do. Jb inch,
inch 81 ~ Od~ho5ks without Heade spcI Rum shocks
and Hcads 50 75asi: do Pipes sGa*1.
CORDRG-Fairy active at l5ic for Manila grades and
Ql7c FOR Ssal.
COTiON spot cotton l1Gc lower closing steady a. the
decline Salos 2GlS bales 3l3 last evening" including
22 for export and 351 for spinning. Delivered On cou
mo quotations according to American cashacatlon are
as ionows A.. OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NEw.YoRK June l7.-BEEvEs-Receipts were - cars of
io TF Eastman Live Cattle ior lack Of oAer-
MN 6ge Beet Ia faf demand lie Tor Decent TO
pru Naiivc sides tc ME ior in quality soldas low -
T,l sy srle1s II see 500
OF Mutton in Wisconsin Oy Joseph tasl an IoIoonow
quarters u Bost and 30 cArcasses OF Mutton.
CALl cepts were l23 head Fee.iut hF9 Inc lev
now 4ui then u selected Call a. high a. Sc 80. 49,,
Nss .ot ar ga ,S ana Dressed ButtcImiks az 7e2e.
The supply Of country Dressed NeAs W%s sh ~ uc 500
arrived n good cosdion And sold al V@O Sn" 10 sons
n at &c DO lJ h. ate dolls h. atVc LED Caves
i'1 aocS Bros sold, is Choice veals from Now0urs AZ
%Applcsct CO. sold: ovoalslls d. at &c 4Bu;termik'
qsSaESNp LAMBs-R.ocpts vsro oar. Of ecS hes "a
, gaIs At ana RE fs' business tr.Ss,cd was very
limited ana yesterday prices sheep sofa az 800
go Jerseys at he extreme Of 7,eYe tog Fair to
Extra although Prime lot are not quotaoe ., over
Dressed bs SID early in tho day mp 70 l%e
49, & paws .od pa Kentucky Lambs SO
T., al 7o, /! Kentucky shesP ~ n at 90 90 ., 49,
J + ssdiel TO- add: So ohio sheeR 81 At $40 lo6
90 stss i2o yiEsn,; Ls lamb, q q
Newton Gnel sola gGoaie sheep 80 %, az A'ac; lss
" App.isst & Co, sold 81 Jersey LAMBS. cOeoS =. 8"
Z ooIiias sold; % Jersey Lambs 6s 70. atso
| " Msynss sOld: % Jersey LAMBS, 90 % at SIZE GA
Jeloe, Wright HoaE & 90 sold Il Jersey L-u'O' % U'
e 6 ApauSh Co sold IA Jersey Lambs co ~ st Sc %
fge a Oils sid! . Jersey Lambs. 81 Is. At $50.
s9rs ., sI :. cars and 9a IS
and TO COED . Si aHt Ss cr head
agans 900 The provoa. Monday and 90 ears we're r.
iaaIsot {Sos out Tor to@b!eh bs.ees Ia, o,,,
| Country dressed dali and lower N Empaiy Win Civ
Dressed Heavy sell ase%G7e. Medium 81 TSS7'ss An
| Light ~ SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
NATIONAL CAPITAL. TOPICS.
WHEN WILL CONGRESS ADJoURNi

WHEN WILL CONGRESS ADJOURN
. nruocR.Tfc CAUCUS PROPOSES To PUSH THE AP-
Preparation BILLs--AN ADJOURNMENT INJuLY
POSSIBLE
10y rRLxouLru The rKnuSrl
WASHINGTON. June ia Democratic House
eaucus met to-nigh with other result than 10 de
termine to put through as rapidly as possible an e To
na,n roropratlon bills TO the exclusion of all other
.,.o some Of the Democratic leaders still entertain
enc hone Of being able to adjourn on June 30 This Is
nvsioaI impossbility The Senate Will not consent NJ
The bidding of the House. TO rush these important meas
ures without examining them carefully ana easuhg an
intelligent vote upon them. -, ....,o.
senator Allison, the chairman or the AppIopllauonS
tle senate consent To fix date for adjournment until
every one Of the appropriation bills has passed 6o'a
Sis would Indicate the middle OF July the earliest
nassihIe time at which Congress could adjourn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Renorted hu Lnny IL DAyIs q 90, II WaILst
TUESDAY. June 17-P. N
THE GENERAL LIST.

TUESDAY, June ! - NJ
There was little In today's stock Exchange markets
that indicated anything than trading OF PROBES
siona dealers but that little reflected moderate sup-
piy of securities from outsiders. The STOCK market
oorued a. it closed last evolng-nervou2ly weak ana
during the first two hours ana hdlt Oh
business n re was slow and moderate decline OF STOCKS
recorded on a limited amount OF busne7l. After that
rcas improved and the morning. losses were partially
recovered Before the end, however, they again were
working on the down grade. The business Of the day
amounted 20 225,OOO shares, against 2lNlOo
zbores Yesterday Union Pacific leader with
sales of 50 800 shares at 39 33 R31 2@3S's against
40 Last evening Delaware, L1ck4wLln2 ana western N
number OF shares 4O745 second On the list dechh-
Jug from 1922 to IDD3 oyerng 10 lO2 end Closing AZ
1Ol s. AGAINST lO2l2 yesterday. st. Paul. Win taAS"-
tiop, I'm 30 800 shares we5 third in Importance declining
from 70L07Ol2 to 69ls and afrcr rally 70 6S4
closing al 6Jl2 against 7O75 yesterday western OhoA
with .s of 20 200 shares held fourth place and II SOFA
3t 62uGOI20Gl liaGI against 624 ye3t@riN' LAKE
shore wi b transactions il 1920 shares was number
five in the days business and it sold at o4s 195@7o9
AGAINST to- Yesterdays last figures. Tho TRANSACTIONS
IN only ons other stock than those namcl exceeded
10 800 but there perfect fEmP''h'
q, The movement Of prices for the whole list with those
mat have been detailed, except in Missouri fdch'
which with transactions OF 1900 shares, hardly Ien
ho last evenings price, and after rising IRON SUE u
ooa closed at 30 against 1914 yesterday Taxing tue mar
whole # closed rather weak with little apparent
dispo.ition to operate either side.
Government bonds with Ell sales, were easier. Tue
HID m L. ,r cent lower for 3s A and Alas, While LOT
the longest date currency IS th5 bills 2rs liz per cent
higher Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18

There was more than tho usual business done III o'a.s
honda Tennessee Is sold at % and compromises al IA
Arkansas rs to Red River Railroad aud to Plae BUN
Railroad sold at 20, and afterward % bid norm
Carolina conso IS fetched S2 There were no sales OF
city bank stocks ,
The railroad bond market generally was dnl ana WEAK
but among the speculative kinds there were some tn"
reacted from Yesterdays lowest prices Erie second con
soils for instance after fluctuations. finally closed AZ
55l4 Q. higher than last evening. Missouri Nan
ses and Texas first consols were or A9
at oglo; Rome WATERFOWL aud Oglensburg consol
~ vyer. m Il NJ 67I2: Central Of NewJcrscy conso5 de
ire,l Ia O3 aud Iehgh and Nikcsuarrc cOu-Ols were
OF % At -. Chesapeake ana ONO currency o3 WI
down per cent at 81; Last tennessee, Virginia ~
Gcoria con,ol IS declined iTOm "A to % u ana lhe ia
ooIngs were 2 per cent lower ut 10. West Shoe
ana Buffalo nrst % declined from 5J'S 70
c0ps0ls were y higher at O7ls. Newlork ana NeW,
Fnplapd "a sold n 1924 dlO2 St Pau hrss Pacpc anu
Weetern were of y %; burlington and ounce DO
beulre s declined - to 81 7s NanAsh general Os hco
per cent and were weak II 729; Union Pacific iIss de
rl,nrd no a. and oregon Short Line % sold Gown 70
* Texas and Pacific incomes fell per cent 90 80 ana
rsts Rio Grandc division were on lpcr cent Al ~.
Orleans Pacific rsts u from O2 20 bo2 WINE foII
Worth and Denver hlsts we're up per cent ~ OIL GOD,
me ,nb-Ircasury to-day Lost ON balance %oio'o7o
made M y a coin OF 1920 l3l leas currency gam
of Y2O32i The days operations c0Veredi ht'ePts
~ Osl $40; payments, Sl,33s,1Ooi currency p"uee'
| 10000 OOI coin balance. Sl24.JO94si lid, .
The local money market showed little dspoa'lioh 70
harden Rates loans ruled az SU3 pr cent nero
were exceptions per cent but tie Snt business mas
done at per cent
mThe Clearing House statement today was az iooWS'
Fxclauges Stjl ST.. ga; balances SJ,O13,oOJ
Le United saleD treasury AT Washingt0s to-day 70
esiyed $4,000 National bank notes ISr reas4puoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
lotations according to the American Classification ar


Futures fairly ac;v At decline o. +0ll points sales
l429Ol bales. IoAays closing prices june lo4 10,
July u4oGllfli AUGUST ll.'3; Septem6oor; ll33@
Decembcr 1870 lo7l January lo7T ol0I'; Febru?ry,
10. t0al09li March, llall,Ol. April ldg4Il'I- Mar
ket closing weak 1rausferahle notices. ll3o. ,---,
DRUGS ErC-Dull rrle more Or less depressed
me l2iaa 80 IS To- German m bulk, and II 30 for Amer
81 10 Sene, Root a5Gc, Ginseng - fOSSl 01 beacu
lag fo"acr 81 % 4Sl -, on Fep N''. -, III ri IA
s6assii7c' o. '''''''' o-'np"O'' -,
FIsH-Genera.y quiet and unchanged. Medium scaled
Herring, Nc No and rucks H. . l3C GeoI-ta Con- 90
Gtc,; Bank 3l,G No / sLero dackerel. FI70t-Oi No
=, SO; No. %, eIl 80. l. -
FLOUR AND -MarkeS without decided
change hoIes st disposed o. aze little better export
TRADE Low Grades. moderate johnlug bu7n, 80
l5,5uO bills Of which uOs wore lor expo
euling 500 bbs city Mn Extra at s. n, 500 bbls
Wheat $500 b1lA Low Grade lz.a, s3G - o. oeis.
supcrane, s. 75Gt3o5 for Spring. 4ni gL@f3 ~ ior
ma ny within The range Of s. 1904 80; Quotatons
Finp. 81 !63e2 30 SnlerAnc q 10 ~ iattei AZ e.
Fancy DO - 81 90 Common 60 Good Extra sstern,
SO t04so j Good 70 Cho,e SOC to ~ t"hh9A % lhlI
"a ~ a ~, sO'e - Ia IA tl,ar
"a O0df4 - Rye Mixture - 30 4 20 stragh - 80 g
s. % Patent - t9a.' BAKER 1tr4 - 80 - a. O.
81 79t1 20. Good 10 very ehoice - 80 G6 % GeHt Wn
tor Wheat Extra 25Gtt w. .,, tty a. a Ef fS
- 2. Market closing stead .- sou rHiR& FLOC ~
stsaiy with moderate export and lobnihE trade sales
Loo bbs Common God Extra az 80 30 al 90, GOOD
Ia Choice ION Is Including b1s II
8 .....NyE FLOL steady wIth .air trade 10
Innnd saas 100 hls SuDcrnne IS IO0Sf the
change Brandy - 50a % a. Yellow Western IS
| FoREIGN FRUlrs-Brea dull Gresn in fair demand,
and about steady. Hav NJ Pineappes per 1909 Suds
de- Bahama, - @7'i cocpInus, -, St'n SICILY LeH'9R
g. % LAYER iasns, 81 Muscatcls, - lOi Va.cn
c!a 0GGci Almonds. Tarrasona, loci IS.ea l2sa 4Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
THE REPUBLICAN ARMY.

r, the Eastward they are rising,
From the West Genes news surprising
Eoyfb and South send forth the giad acclaim
blame and Logan, Blaine and Logan
Men ~ LOnOr-ulen OF lame!
Mark the loyal host advancing
euniIghf on their weapons giancng.
with fheir mighty leaders IN the van
blaine aud Logan, Blaine aud logan,
Match these Der0es-if you can
Far In. fall In From South and North ,o.,n,
From Eat and West, come form, come ioi'n'
Come nstriots come from every SIDE.
Blaine and Logan, Blaine aud Logan
Thia your watch w0rd-this your pfiue'
W. r. BENJAMIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18

wsnuts 7sl2cj Fnberts, 9o9tci Dates sigS5ci s~
dimes halves, I3h9llgci do quarters 2helO' lot.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Msrket little stronger Cash tots
crease q wheat in sght Of 100000 bnsh good export
part TO arrive cudng No anu No spring. Ungraded
Winter Rod and No. Winter Red fair Milling trace ana
600 bush future, $40 900 bush cash including No. Chi
20 arrive COST freight and insurance az g9219oS
uvered Hard Duluth 81 IL on the spot and - OF 10
arrive; No Dunth 81 o. prompt delivery V sss
No Red 66d 9GLc In elevator No Red 81 OF in store,
free board 81 O2 0zSs delivered from store cosln
the inside prices and 81 OldS 0 for Rail Cethcaes
S,r 81 % q closing at 81 o5 DO seller sepsm
81 0josasl o. closing 81 O5Ts RYEScarce and army
held Western 90 O7ic. Canada 20 A2ci als'' ,oD
freight and Insurance az "a 73L,c " BARLEY-Nominal
..... BARLEY MALT-Whout decided change WIFI light
trade, Two-Rowed state "a &c. sizltowed 90 s9G 70
Canada, soc. qSl 90, cash and time CORN-Narket t@
SO better good export trade fair business FOR home use
and pretty cool transactions speculative account closing
$50 90 bush IN the visible supply sales 17OOO bush
future 223OOO bush cash. including Ungragod Mxr o.
No 2 6'{laagic delivered; steamer Yellow 6ic,i Ungra-
ded White Toe; No. Mixed seller June. 627sc, closing
&c, do seller July e29i d63lsc, closing 63iscj do
seller August 63206iAc, closing g. Sc do seller sep
tember. IS 2c closing 80 SCash lois WIN,
decided change Options advanced ia c aud closed
increase OF $4,000 hush IN the visible supply sales ZoD
CO.. bush. future. 10000 bush. cash. noludlng 90
U31i 10 arrive cost freight and insurance No quote,
SIC; No White $50. 70 2, SOC u elevator and 70 an
Western, 81 3jc. White do 376 SCI Wbite state, 400
4ic. No. Mixcd seller June 31Ad3-c. closing az 81 g.
do seller July 37s9374cl closing ',ci do saier aug
ust 3j9sa 3ja4c. closing 81 c 10 seller september - scl
81 iady. !Ob. COD, G5s7lcJ SOD sj@35c loon 90c@
II %. sharpJ II OjUSl 10. Rye Feed 80 soc NJ, ,o
Exports Atlantic ports tho ending June