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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-08-20
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? Ifso, send at once
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETBING. Its value is
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re
dueeS Inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MRS. WINsLOW's SooTH-
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant
40 the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and physici-
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents bottle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-08-20

In the above cases d.. Thomas Eelectrie On can
be relied upon. il has given relief to Thousands.
Keep IL inyour house. There 10 hardly week oa
che year 10 win NOT be useful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

nys: and asas doing .ss q ssss Feeling arm "a
!. sss .sn sss a." s e y s 81 %
ss &c $ssr Beef AZ 20
Eastman and ne spain ana A.syrau Monarch are sdsa
s axe s MS
RSa CO. es s p eS @ s SsS iSS
ss % g f%%Ss We're f.s sss %a., D.
%ans sSSs and AIM for ,o %sa nr .sns e
Choice few Extra a. eaSS Mixed lots sold at 4Satc,
Dressed continue good demand and prices are
firm Poor 70 Prime CITY Dressed veas sold &C few
sales we're as high as &C. Dressed Butterks were
saIes-Hume & Mullen Sold 81 veas 1865 10, ateac, 81
rs Is g. and l n b. =
"a al ss is sac Fed do, 2oi b. at Sc and
.inssntssF Davis sold Z vssl. l.ssl7os s4ssss
20 do ia o. a &C. Is Buttemiiks 1872 10 at IS co. and
,jene' Wright Hoag & Co. sold 500 veas 1855 %. as
Ege ons sold: a. veas 1853 ~, at &c; 90 do ls7 4
nc and M h q. saves a7 d. at Sc 2Jer'sy vea ie
Collins: y Jersey yeals ieoe2so 10. a. 5,ascac
%ss' %
against % no head Tor last week The "a
was active today for both sheep and Lambs and while
sales l5c lower The PENS however were
sSSi sassoi Interior Q Sccs Sheep a nc range
Ten cara OF Virginia Lambs the market and sold AZ
$50 head OF JERSEYS to-day ranged pte from to $50
Tor Ordinary t. Prime Choice and Extra selected selling In
few cases at 90 q l0i2c.
Dressed Mutton IN good demand and steaiy At Si09hc
and Dressed Lambs dong fairly at l00l 6c.
Saes.-Judd & Buckingham 21S Ohio sheep. l04 n. ae
5hcSi0 do ~ TO- lisa s0 249 do 81 n at 81 6 "a jersey
Ewes s s3D at A. Jersey Limbs q tsc us Virginia
f. sader Co; 2lS ohio sheep, 50 H. at q 50; 2l9 Do
81 Wese at aS % S % ~ So DO S. &c 3 g. 3 20
No. at SCI So do 81 10 al &c; IS Ohio do al p, al 7h,.
J y. Pidcock $50 Maryland Lambs. 90 TO- &C sc; $40
5fs S 40 % s.
gina do g h. c 20 Ohio sheep 70 at s! IO $50 do
g p az q CO. ~ DO ss at 81 20 A DO 81 n
Newton Get: Virginia Lambs. STD at Sc, l6s do.
do . H. 400 2Sl do 80 H. 4asc; $50 DO. 80 d. Is
at g ss'Ss d. Ss 4 ss,sa
Ewes part unshol NJ l2j d. at 5c Bucks 1872 10 at 4c 2lB
yirg MIA Lambs 50 TO- at TIC l3l do, SO TO- at 7c 80 do
Hume & Mullen 2O7 Ohio sheep so b. at5c; ala DO. 30
10, at &C.
HaenOeck navis: lSl Sheep, poor SO D ct 4c
llns: II Jersey Lambs 81 n. at &c 10 Delaware do
GO ID. at n 2c
] s. Richardson & Co. S5 Jersey Lambs So ID, &c.
@. Oliver & Co.. rs Jersey sheep, 81 No. AZ >, o.
W.Appleget. 20 Jersey Lambs, o. II, at 9oa10ia
Everett & Co, 43 Jersey Lambs 80 10. at "a Oc
Jeife, Wright Hoag Co Is Jersey Lambs. 81 bat9 10
Ego 0is 80 Jersey Ewes poor q 10 at S'aci DelAr
HOGSReceips were IL cars OF 565 at-9cars at 10th
ST. and cars az Jersey CITY Total Tor ye days heaa
against 27G6 head for the time last week None for
Country Dressed nominaly steady at 6G6c for Medium
and &c Tor Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

lSi lSs Si 80 iSg l ysi iSS 2O' 222 27'
SUPREME CouRrSPRcIAL TERN -4Hr lTBeore d be ein
INO o72 I2i o 25 52ls S Sel Sei 12 ss IaS
J-Nos. 1897. 1888. 1919. 1855: Wan ,,o,..
s9 ss sa ,ss ! sssi 1893 1893
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III--Beore Lawrence J.
Nos 440 4iSS. 4l2G. 1880. 1iO, 1886. 4osi 100
43e2. ABA 456S. 4545. 1896, 43o5 AGO. 4o4' ooo AGO.
UPBEMECoURr-CRCUr-PA Iy.Before Dononne; 5 5s;I
lI24l2 1929 3a49 390 1857 1898 39i 800 as99 595'
POL 2O6 1914 1916 1917 1913 $3.50 39oi So8I SSS'
ssa 1857 1898, 1890 399l 1892 $685. S'o' 4ooi 4oo'
sURRocATEs CoURT-Rolus s-Motion calendar clled at
II ann VIII of James Thompson at IL a M Will Vi Jun"
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TRRM-Before sedgwick' Co.
SUPERIOR CouRrTRlAL TERMPART IcBefore r1eeo nmsn
JNos.2494 2234 760 2Bl 9G7. 1916, lo4' iO'o' looo
surrRIoa CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Bcfore o. German
ham. go 1926 1858 1862, 2255. 1921 1882 ioo"
1880 1898. 3iS. / IL. 1888. loss. 49,
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM-Before Allen' J-Nos'
COMMON PLRAs-srEcIAL TKRM-Before Van Hoesen' j.
COMMON PIeAs-TRIAL TERM-PARI II.-Before Day; J.
Nos li67 lls0, 1884, 1881, 49, HOG. ll21 Ill., 4'
CRY CorRr-TRIAL TERN-PART I-Before Nc Adam; CT
Nos 80 49, 1903 42jO, 1850 Olga. 6l45 4995 ~
1887 5ls 6l48 560 49os $780, bo7s 1885 SoSo' Aoo''
CRY counT9TnI.L Han J7 = '
s9Si. 5oeS i97S i62i. 5ilI 5isi 1886 1881. 5Ge5.
CRY CoURT-TRIAL TERM;-PART IIIoBeiore Browne Ji
5ss Sics 4ss SS25 ISL 50SS o2l4 6OsS 522s 5lss
COURT OF OYER AND TElNIYER-Before Van Brunt' j."
aaa o Ass' or ExFTA sr.soSsPsRr -Bcfore Gdeeege
j. and Dist. Attorney Bedford-Nos LIZ a. o. o. I"
COURT OF GENERAL sFssIoys-PARr I.-Before Recorder
smy tn and Assist. Dist Attorney Nicol.-Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

acutely realized by the wirc-pullers OF the mar.
ket An advance was decided upon, and OF 1t
due notice was given by a general and seemingly
spontaneous whoop that beginning In the centre OF the
board roo was taken up and reveberated TO Its most
remote corner Instantly order upon order to buy ap
peated In almost every stock. Extreme dulness sud
denly was converted into excitement II not confusion.
and brokers We'd with each ohern securing the various
stocks ut the highest available price, Resut-a general
advance In the last hour that leaves the closing prices
for the active stocks average fully per cent
above yesterdays closing prices. Prominent amongst
the gains are Northwestern with g. Central and Hudson
and Delaware Lackawanna and Western each with 1,
Lake Shore with Ia. St. Paul with So Omaha preferred
with Ia and Manitoba with per cent. But Burlington
and quincy and Rock Island each closed weak with is
per cent decline On its face the movement seemed to
have no other basis than that OF that has
made so many just such spasms in the past But after
the board there that large operator the
short side because OF physical disabilities would be
compelled to close his interest and that the marking up
Of prices done in anticipation OF that event So far
as we can learn there was no ground for the rumor
Northwestern Railroad reports loss In
earnings of $4,000 compared with the
first week OF June in 1884, and
loss OF $4,000 compared with the week Of 1888. So
certainly that stock did not advance per cent in the
last hour because of favorable earnings Hereafter
small gain for the Northwestern will DO heavy loss,
because 1t was after this time in 1884 that its earnings
fell of from 1888 81 500 900, and its mileage
Is 237 miles greater than in 1884 and 800 miles greater
than In 1888 Nevertheless this afternoon the
to buy that stock at 81 for few minutes half hour
earlier 1t had been begging buyers at 909 seemed TO
be sufficient to send 1t flying up two three per
cent. This case Is cited only example OF the whole
market. which closed excited but not strong at the
figures.
fair amount OF business was done In Government
bonds and the market strong Bids for the 3s and
IA were advanced Il per cent Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
THrNsDAY. luna LIE. VI.

THURSDAY, June LII. W.
The stock speculation to-day presen;sa respcctn
BILE appearance In that at the Exchange
amounted 10 1880 shares the activity however was
confined to the first and last hours business
10 and IL o'clock the business amounted to $1,000
shares and between AMI o'clock to 90 600 shares.
leaving for the intermediate three hours only 22,3oo
shares These points important all who not
lookerson for clear comprehension of the charact
the days dealings. The opening made at figures
higher than last evenings closing prices and In tho first
hour advance OF aboIt q per cent established
IN the succeeding three hours Of duncss part Of the
advance was lost, and before o'clock 10 hid become
evident that II efforts TO make further advance were
made the whole gain would he wiped out before the
close by sheer indsposon to trade hold an inter
est over night Tie alternative that easily dis
cernble by the casual observer probably was more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June II. = The PreslueHI
made the following appointments to-day:
George Wilson. of PEORIA ILL.,, to be Coileetor oi In
ternal Revenue for the Fifth District OF Illinois, vice
Eli c. Bannister Of Indiada, to be special lndiah
Agent. 4. ~ . s,aoiaI aoent of
the Land Office 4. 10 r,.,,or NJ ,bo
Unitei States mint, at Denver. , o,oss
Richard r. McMahon, of West Virginia, second-class
clerk in the First Controllers office, TO De psP4y ooo
of Vermont resigned by request. , .r.,o.o
To be Postmasers William wilds OF a.
Ncwbernc, N c., vice A. f. Ricqardson suspehqqeMu
James w. satchcr, at Union Springs. Ala vice w.
vice Wilbur F. Richards suspended; q Z. Colcio, az
Carroll Iowa. vice L. w. Hastings. suspended LOT SICK
ness, by his request. o, A.. ,r an.
The First Assistant Postmaster General to-day ap,
pointed the following fourth-class postmasters 1 IN
Sew-York-Carre ID. Revere. at East view III fenD-
eylvania-George II. Cline. at Quakertown "insm
Iauer at Fast Texas: owen Schadt, at Ruckville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June 11.-Lieutenant-COlon
Andrew j. Alexander, I'd Cavalry has been ordered to
report by letter to MajorGenera Winfield s. Hancock
president of the Army Retiring Board convened at GOV
ernors Island aidto hold himself In readiness TO ap-
near before the Board for examination when sum
moned.
First Lieutenant Louis Brant LIST Infantry has been
relieved duty at Hobart College, Geneva ~ u 10
take effect July /. ~, o., o-, 40
NOTED from major I'd Cavalry mas been ordered 10 JOl
his regiment, now in the Department of the Missouri
Major Frank 4. Bennett, I'd Cavalry promoted IRON
captain 9th Cavalry has been ordered TO report 10 Tue
Commanding General Department OF the Coiunola ior
assignment 10 station. . 80, - Ill, III.
the camp of the militia aud volunteer guards OF Inc
State OF Texas during the period OF their ccanpet
Ianpasas Texas beginning June %, for the purpose OF
Especting the troops taking part in the encampment
Leave OF absence for two months ana hIdeeh 1sys
with permission to go beyond sea- TO take ehect aDou
June 80, has been granted First Lieutenant FRANK
The order fron the War Department relieving First
Lieutenant Victor III. Brd2man, "a Artlllery IRON uuy
at the Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst 10
take effect July /, has been amended to take enect
October 1.
During the Temporary absence of the Chief Signal
officer Captain Samuel NJ. Mills 9th Artillery acling
Signal Officer WILL by direction OF the Fresideht' take
Captain Charles A. Algood. military storekeeper.
Quartermaste's Department, has been relieved from
duty Fortress Monroe Va, and IN the Department Oh
East aud ordered TO report in person TO the Com
nandng General Division OF the Pacific. Tor assignment
to duty post qoartermaster at any point where MS
Major Aimon f. Rockwell, quartermaster has been re-
hcyed from duty this city and ordered to report III
koa for assignment duty in that department to re-
Heve Captain James NJ. Marshall, assistant quarter.
Marssl will rebort TO the Department Commander for
assignment to duty as quartermdster.
understood that the Secretary OF the Navy has de-
cded order court martial for the trial OF Paymascr
General Smith, u. b. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO June H. The Drorer Journal C1n1s-
Receipts 640o head shipments 500 mead market srone
Exports s. 0Gt5 40: Cows ana Mixed So 25aSi 49, STOCK
So iU0S5 o. Feeders So iO0S5 O5 Texans. So 900
81 20
HogsReceipts $4,000 shipments $500: market lower.
Rough Mixed % s0d So 30: PACKING aud shipping So 500
"a 90 Light 81 9ODsi 20 skIDs. 50 0OGS3 60.
Sheep Receipts 500 ShIpments 900 heat market
steady inferior 50 50Gs3 49, Medium IS 5cds4 CO. Good
"a 80 Choice. " so
ST. LOUIS June ll-Ldt,e-Recelpts. 1900 shipments
$4,000; firm Exports So $685. To- Good CIoice
Shipping, 81 sjGS5 IS; Far 10 MediuT. IS 2jOSt BOZ
Texans So ESQ "a 90.
SheeD-Iseoeiots LOO. shipments. 200: Common Ne
dun. 81 25 as Is: Fair TO cnolce IS 2l6Si 90
Hogs Receipts. $500. shumenta 5.lcD f1ght IS 500
81 o0 Packing So IS SO s5' Heavy. 80 s5Gst 90
BUFFALO. Iune llCdLs ReceiDts $50 neat total
for thus 100 mead; las week 800
head consigned through l72 market dull;
5t,ers s. 0Sj S. stocxers an Feeier
IS 5OdS4 90.
hs.p- Receipts today 1900 head total for week thus far
2l 90 TN week 1000 head colsienod
through. 10 cars: lower and dun Medium 10
20 GOOD 20 Choice 81 % Qsi 55; SDItng
Lambs 81 90.
Hog-Recelpts today 800 head total for 'hus far
22.0Oo head for slne tine an week l.OOo heat coa-
signed los of which 10 NevYOrki marksS
quiet Medium Fair Workers. "a 40aSt 80. 9ood TO
Choice 81 lU9i 20 Butchers Grades ~ lOG - 20 PigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June ll-Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
81 I'd Long Clear Middles, 2Ts 81; short Clear Mddlod
2ss Oh short Ribs jis Cd shoulders 25s o. per esS
Pork-Prine Mess 65s Cd per DOL Prime Ness Eastern.
COS Western 52s LardAGerican. 3si. Cd; Prime Vest
eru 3,s 50: Lard Oil 3Js. sd Haus-Loag Cut as 6lt
Shoulders SGs 3D. Butter 2s 3D. cw for anest United
Western spring U.s. lOd 37s Id Rcd Winter ID ais I'd
per centa No Spring. Is 3D. New western inter Is "a
New Mixed IL ad California No. rs. Cd
Is ID tahforna No Is. I'd 6s sd cantal. Produce
Spirits OF Turpentne 29s Oh do at Lon Ion. 2js OIL
cwt; Refined Petroleum Sled per gallon; Clover Seed
Common IS I'D Pale lis. 6i 0os. Oh Lnseei oil 2lA
Cd per cwt . , -, ,,, s.. - on, 80.
per Calcutta Lnseed i0s 3D. per quarter Liuseed
Jake. 97 IS 28 0s. per tol. Relnel Petroleum. "a
I'D. gallon; spirits OF rurpentne, as % Oh cvt
Sperm Oil, eos per toa Rosn-c Com non, 80 I'd 6ts 0t;
Pale Is. q lis Proyisions At OIL per cvL fbc
American; Sugar. ISIS Sd per cwt for Cabi Centrifugal
poarlzing yG' and los I'D Gljs for Cdoi Iu,;)yAofAr
refining atOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
COTTON MARKETs-BY rELE1RAPH.

LIVERPOOL June ll-l230 m-Cotton steady; Miidling
UpIands l3sd do Middlng orleans 57si saies-9.000
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and export
cepts 90 bales. including 700 bales American Futuros
dull Uplands Low Mddling clause June and July delivery,
ig6fd do July and August delivery 81 ed; do also
5e6id; September ana october delivery. 5364t also
b2.6id; 10 December and January delivery f2-64d
m.-CotonThe Of the day included 600 bales
American. Futures dull; Upands. Low Mdding clause,
delivery. iy6+d sellers DO. June AMI July delivery,
i96id. sellers do. July and August delivery J26d.
sellers: do. August and september delivery, 5o-6d.
sellers September and October delivery j264d sellers;
vember and December delivery i264d sellers Dece-
Der January delivery 416id sellers; January and
February delivery. 44-6id. sellers.
Good midding Uplands ljl6L Middling Uplanfs Is
lGd Low slldding Uplands l-l0d; Good Ordinary Up
nds 9l6d; ordinary Upands. 5lod: Good Middling
Texas. Gd Mhdlng Texas Sd Low Middlng Texas I'D
Good Ordn nv Texas Lied. Ordinary lexas 7-l6dl
M ny Orleans 57sd Low Middlng orleans So Good
OrdnaryOr,cans. ll-l6d.; Ordinary orleans 7-lod
INJECTION Futures closed steady Upands Low MIDI
ling cause delivery, 4n0ld buyers; DO June ans
delivery is64d sellers do july and August delivery,
564d value do August and September delivery, 80
sid sellers September and October delivery 5l64d-
value: do october and November delivery; 5e4d sellers
do November and december delivery Al SAD buyers do
Decemoer aud January delivery 64d. buyers
ary and Eebruay delivery, , ta-otd value
June LECTION quiet; lddling. 10 5l0 Low
Mildlnc. 10 |. 10 Good Ordinary. 1915 ne aud
receipts reported sales 10 bales stock, $3.50 bales
sAVASNAB. Jnne Lection quiet Midding. los Low
Middng lois Ordinary. o. net aud gross receipts,
not reported, stock, 2.lo9 bales.
NEWORLEAxs June | lotion duh; Mddlng l0L: Low
Middling Good Ordinary, J's net receipts IS baes
gross bales Exports France 1904 bales sales 500
Dsles stock, %, 60 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
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A POT WITH A HISTORY.

= No one would suspect a plain, black, UMPIRE
tsHtious three legged pot setting In back yard over
possession and everyday use pot to all appearances
rot remarkable for anything save Its extraordinary
tckness whose record Il interesting and vouched for
II was captured from the Tories during the Revolution
Asy war, by sanfors ereatarsndfgher one day, while
tey were cooking dinner IL has down through
nuDcrous families OF Cosons and II we may be allowed
b prophecy, the only thing that Will prevent 1t from
eong on through families OF Cosons nnlinerabe will be
the failure Of the COsons the pot to be Forthcoming
Doubtless when the Angel Gabriel trumps the dead and
{oun1 unwrccked among the debris It is as useless as
interesting for tho fancfu man ID try TO 20 back
70 the Genesis OF things and try originate this pot II
Ne Creator did say Let there be pot and there
PAS pot. this one Is just a. apt as another TO hyae
Been rot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

Market closing quiet and steady Iransieiaoe notices.
iG flour AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. less active and a
cined TO hold Jobbers have bought with less reedom
ST oS Of Wheel Gss r
@ bEr S a &C. c g pT6 at and %
tSS Nest IHse. s0 800 CITY b S
q &C. Good s % FanSy
Extra state Choice EIsIa " Ms 9 I'd
Good SIs i o SS On Good % Choice
ET g. fssg g oS Is
Bakers Extra s. 40 st. Louis GO Sommoa 10
@ iSs'., w q 5' s.
sUuTaEHN FioU n Quiet prices without decided change
sa 4 60 SOC Sd SSs 70 cSoSe
supeTan SSsO9 80 latter for yery Choice CORY
* toi quoted at IS 3OSsJ 40. Yellow Western, So 80
have declined ic with fairy business closing about
e. the Ss1s S os then heavy again
Sc and closed steady at go &c above the lowest est
CITY Milling am large ransac.,ons - options shippers
bought t G1S g nnr ahI c SasS spot and to arrive
GLIDING No Milwaukee At W Ne Cecasp go ia 70
a pEIsG Tn pH.S &ntsr RED Zoe s o. Choice
for June ooi.c al oos closing o0'c DO for July q oa
& Ss'1s 81 % for c gS ST = ias closing
a. ii o.; do Tor october II G6A o7 closing
i DO pf SSs los
nary nna S. lOa@ Exports OF wheat anu n0uI, ue
Latter in bushels for eleven ending May 81 1884 and
Ii S7 bush. red with the same time 1883
ard -lO02il 65 bush showing decrease OF I2oso
Western and Canada "a a 10c.; state
n a .BARLEY-Dul and nominal BA kLEl
MALr-ouict and unchanged Io ,vr:
Casb ots have declined and cos steady options
onened firm then fell OF c and closed duh at about c
above the lowest prices Ac we export rae 2 moderate
business and fairy active trans lotions IN op
tons shippers bought 10000 bus1 Sales IS9Ov1 Dnsn
future glSOOO bush spot. including Upgraded Mixed az
81 g55c steamer Mixed $780, I'm elevator; No ?, 53aa
ollie In store elevator c anost 5ic 20 arrive
cost freight and INSURANCE Se,ow 2sc on pasS; 20 2
June asa Lc closing at sc do forJuy 53sG5 hc
closing August a % closing AZ % SCI
So -c closing at - &c DAT
lots have advanced % Options opened heavy and closed
dull AZ inside prices sales. 10000 bush future,
iO OCO bush spot and TO arrive inclndng No. Mixed at
4Oc; Al a &c IN elevator. 500 92c Tor 3OOOO Dush
Ia arrive cost freight and insurance; No nominal al c
No White. 4lei No =, A2a42 Le No quoted $5ei
4Odi2c.; White do. 42ntoc Wbie stale
43d45c; Mixed for June nominal at 81 c 90 Tor Jny
35isd3s he closing at 9 ec DO Tor august nolns %
10 70 d3Oc.; 100 10. SUG9Oc sharps 95c. ~ o. rye
feed Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

and sboulderine INV axe went to the hammock sui .
rounding the lake where caught my young hs
H. While in search of suitable tree cane acnSs ,at
lar pest poplar tree ever 1t was nearly Zoo ~
tall and without limb for nearly log zee. c,nse 70 IT,
and discovered that 1t split from the gromnn p
about seventyve feet to La ge hollow n"tcea that
Of gour barrel-a clean smooth split-a notceu
the sides OF the tree would contract and expand Just w
mans chest does In the process OF brealnngohds s
shorter- knew by this that there was something
the tree that had fe and falling to work with my &
cut through the thin shell on Two sizes any there
That tree sir, chock full of cat squirrels II ON .n
hole TO the ground. and steady stream pf cat
big -four barrel out at that hole Ior Two no 20
aud half; and killed MANY as could tote ou' Vi
the swamp with stick. Fact, sir.