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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-17

Mary Barbara Kraft was yesterday sp.
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of
Conrad Kraft. Bond, 81, 900, with C..
Werner and Geo. Zoeckler as %surities.
Katharine Neuberger was also appointed
administrative Of tie estate Of Lorenz Neu.
berger, deceased. Bond 81, 900, with all the
heirs as security.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15

open admission that men haven't any
more sense than they have, and in
justice to my sisters, I confess that
they are right in their conclusion
the men are not any better finished
and furnished in their skulls than the
women are. If you will look, how
ever, among the married women OF
the land you will discover that homely
women are about as successful in
winning husbands as the others, and
their homes and children are better
evidences than anything else, as tc
which class takes the gate money.
All the talk in the world will not
change public opinion on this matter.
but there is some comfort in being
able to let somebody know that on the
outskirts Of the crowd of beauty wor.
shippers there are a few who are
heterodox enough to know the differ
ence between shadow and substance
HRS. BroWn IN Northumberland.
Ter. Stb ~
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15
Burglars Breaking 4 window.

It's an old trick, I'm told, but it's
new to me. The windows were tight
ly locked and they took a lot of hot tar
and placed it in the center of a big
'pane-half a sash. Then they gave
q steady but strong pressure to tile
tarred spot with the bali Of the hand
and the thick glass broke In a thou.
sand directions from the csntel, but
with little or no sound. found the
broken glass and the tar, aud the POI
lice told me how it was done.-Chicagc
Nedps. IS. 4 S,
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15
AMonstrosity.

Papa (soberly )-TIat al qatteia
monstrosity you had in the parlor last
evening.
Maud nettled)-Indeed That must
depend upon ones understanding of
the term smonstrlstty.S
PAtps lthoughtfnlly Well, two,
heaJssupon one pair Of shoulders. for
exs5hple Ris0hamton Republican.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15
Fashion NOtos.

Fashion Notos.
Guipure fronts are embroidered with
rosary beads and tinsel.
Openwork embroidery on velvet Is
largely used for millinery purposes.
Silk tulle has fruit or flower design.
embroidered in bright colors.
Camers hair robes Of the riches,
quality are embroidered with rosary
beads. H5fyl'
Bretelles and V-shaped trimmings
on bodices are a feature in winter
styles.
Big buttons in groups of three ap.
pear on many stylish rough goods cos.
tunes.
Oxydized silver pins are very popu.
lar for morning wear and for fasten.
ening shawls.
Silk stockinet hats, covered with
nets of silk cord Of the same shade
are novelties.
Japanese and Chinese ideas in dres.
effects are made popular by the rage
for the "Mikado." I..,.
Label brooches are returning te
favor, the swinging sign-board design
taking the lead.
Silk and velvet dresses are cominu
to the front again as the proper stuffs
for all sorts Of occasions.
Silk dresses never go out of fashion.
The limitations of their uses for Ger.
tain occasions are only more defined.
Necklaces composed of many strands
of large pearls are much worn with
low bodices at evening entertainments
Rough goods fabrics to look well
must be lined and faced with silk to
match or harmonize with the colors of
the wool stuff.
A fine gauze Isle thread white
stocking should always be worn under
a black or colored stocking, no matter
whether Of silk, Isle thread, or cash
mere wool.
Embroidered wooden laces are worn
in as great excess as in summer. They
are now adorned and transformed with
embroidery in color and tiasel.
Crepe de Chine and Malines lace are
the correct materials for q bridal dress.
The veil is de rigueur of tulle. while
diamonds and only a few orange bios
SONS adorn the high couture.
Black stockings are worn with all
sorts of street. carriage, indoor, recep-
ton. and evening dresses. when the
hosiery is not necessarily of the color
of the frock or its accessories.
Tucks and overlapping folds are the
correct skirt finish for brides' dresses.
The train is made part of the over
dress, which is faced with Malines
lace and turned back en- qsyeys in
front.
Most beautiful rich trimmings or
fur and feathers, the former as but
tons and pompon fringes, are employed
to trim mantles, also stripes of plain
and figured plush, and rich basement
cries studded with black, steel and
wooden beads. Plain. openwork and
figured braids Of one or two colors are
considered simple. durable Ornamental
lions.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
Rich, but Plain.

Mrs Stewart visits the store once
famous as A.. I. Stewards every week
to see thesnovelties there, and orders
anew gown or bonnet or something
for her house; but she is so unassum-
Ing that. unless the clerk waiting
upon: you said, "There is Mrs. Stew
art" you would not imagine the deli
safe. plainly dressed little lady walk
ing by With . companion attending
her had any special interest in the
astablishment.> IF vol, had reporters
eyes you would see the rapid chances
east by her over every counter she
passes, and also see how de~ferentially
the whole waiting force observe her.
Mrs. Steward is not old or gray; her
hair is brown. her figure erect and
her step firm. Her dress in the street
is plain, but of the richest material,
but she evidently does not seek to
parade the amount of her riches be-
fore the public.-New York Letter.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-15

kn"wu his rluo,yn and i,nrtinn and at the snne lime introducing these Lenses Wherever
La. rriaic-hn have been t"ml hoy ire slOkcno of in tho highest terms az the olowi
trlmuninsw viii amiiiy;t tho original md many othersc nb be con amd xamineda hT
r"ums Heat ncs same Il" whhmsto he understood hath ois not one of the travelling
uuakS who merely y liz You n pair of gnSsaS at exorbinntp rcesu and vbom Won NAV
iuvrra rn again. III. ms csabish"di in Augusta at present. 5i8 Brond Street, where in
cute ym -hNhhh happier to lmcor hmk your lMeSh he will epncs tho sm fory ou at
n ANAL pumnnis mm. ~ it is hHc u-pmt to keep II register of ALL he eM. Thereby enabhs
Em To know just urg ha you hvn rurcimscdi from hnn. these simonias are rom
such men rs JMIIc Pouo Govern CoMu, GrhG Uhm and ah6t o. others ep3L1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT CaAMBxas-Bcfore Andrews J;-Nos
70 ia i5 81 a. AZ 81 10 y. 50. o. o3 g. ~ 10 III
i27 iSo ISL i'd i5o 54 i62. 1877 1874 1877. 100, s3 1884,
SrfCFME CouRr-sPEcIAL TERN -PARr I-Before Beach
J-Nos 1912. s. 1853. 1894, l24S. - -. ~, ,,
SUPREME CoUnT-tTRcUIr-PA lL-Before Van Brunt'
sUPEEME CoURT-CIRcuIT-PART IL Before Nsn No's" -
Case on Boyce agt. stoclwe. No day calendar
SUPREME ss. Sis a & g5o 49, iss 1910
1901 1891 1898 1928 1929 $751; Sei4 $685. 1884 Sio'
rnINECoURr-CRcurT- y. Before pyxnan ia
1898 S0s 1925 2963 96S. 396l 1884, S977' $751; ovs
Se5a. 1907 1884. 1909 362. $3.50, -. -, ,..,, a., q
M will of Bridget 1910 VIII o John Shea NJ
/ D estate OF Thomas smith at ii m .,,,.,. r.
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPEciAL TERM-Before seds"ick' ''
SUPERIOR CoURr-TnIAL TEEM-PARI I-Defore Freedman
J-NOs. 1883 755 1885, 20I7. 921 47s Az 49, 20 Z<'
suPKRIoR CouRI-TRAL TERN Pact II.Before o. German
INos st$ 1919 iSc 2o2s 1870 'oo' 'Oi' io''' io'
snrryRon Coi,RrDTRIAI TERM-PART IIl.-Bcfore Ingra
ham J~Sos iool 1858 1921. 1885 loeo S4s Ill. 1888
COMMON PLxAs-spEci.L TERM-BcfOrc Van Hoesen, j.
CoMMos PLS8s-TRlAL TKRM-PARI II-Be'ore Daly. 10
NOS 1856. 1884, lIVd. 49, l2i2 A'i' o'o iio-' iii'
CRY cotar-TrrAL TEEM-PART I.-Beore Nc Adam, CJ
4l63. 4l07 Se0l, i45 4OGj 4l42 4l4" 4i'o "ei''
1868 NJ. MN 70.
S2oI 10 3OsJ 4ll2. 3j5 51zl, $50 1911 alOo z'o
87O5 37Og S79l 2 i9Y 3Do5. 43oS, 100. 1910.
CRY COJ'RT-TRAL1EEM.-PART I1i-Beiorc Brownc. j.
Nos 4l5O, 4246 1925. 2s3. 32Oo, sos o2io iV ioo'
CouRf OF OYER AND TKEMNER-Before Van Drnnt, J..
and Dist. Atty Fellows.-Adourned unth lhursosy
coUET OF GENERAL PART IBefore Gidersieeye
j. and Asst Dist Attorney HedfoId-Nos \ q o. % -
s. ~ 10 a. ~ TO- T. IS u ~ ~ 2S n recorder
smy Attorney Sicoii-S"A Il = A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
COTTON MAnKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Upands SAD. do Middiing orleans 1850 salesmsooo
bales Including 1000 bales for sPesauom % Tutures
du uplands Low Middng clause June and 1a ae asc
cry 46otd do July and August a *; al
5letd DO August, and sspte% S,ossr Ss~sp S4a
DO October and November delivery io,8an ,oo ,.,o.
Amercan futures dull Tpands, Low Middling clause.
June delivery $500 sser DO Jans sea qy aasa
sellers DO August and september delivery ol.Sta
buyers do September and October deoery %
yembsr and December deyery buyers aS and
February delivery. 40-J4d- value x,,.,- ,s,a,
ID m-Cotton- Futures closed steady upands Low Miaa;
lin ciauae Juno delivery 4b-64d SELLERS do June and
July dsve iooid sellers DO July and ASsast delivery
Cad sellers do September and October delivery t11id
value, do October and November dsliver
and January delivery 81 6zd sellers do Jaou
q and Fcbruay delivery, oe-ofu value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June lo.-Proyisons Bacon Cumberland Cut
3is 3D. Long Clear Mddes, 27s 81, Clear Mddcs
lss Sd Short Ribs 3is Cd; shoulders 2ja Ca per
Reef-iOs cd for Extra Indiaa Ness frmc Meas o94 IL
Pork-Prme Mess SIS Cd per Dbl Prime Ness. Esytsrn
a,,s Westerp 52s Lard--Anorcau, S4s sd Prime West
Syn as "a, Lard on Sjs sd Hans-Long Cat. AS a.
shouiders SOS Sd Butter rs Cd ew Tor United
states. Cheese-Anerican Choice, 37s. Ot- Wheat-ked
Western spring @7s Id, RED Winter q cd s7s "a
per Genital No spring 3D. Now Western Winter Ia ID
Sew Mixed Western, As II gd California No l, IS Cd
Is %; California Us i'd 0Gs 81 Der can2L Prodnos
spirits OF Turpentue 2ss ga 40 LONDON Pa Cd psr
cwt Refined Petroleum.. lea per gaoa; Glover Seed
American Red AIS p.r WI Tallow3Is Sd cwf
Common 81 7sd pale lis. ID COS Cd Lnseed OIL ga
The receipts Of wheat for the past three DAYS $4,000
ceptals. including 2i6OOO ccntals American.
receipts American for tho pact three Gays wefo
7O,30O cenfals. 80.
LONDON June Produce Ianseed OIL e2l IS 1e2 Is.
Calcutta Linsecd &0s. ID per quarter Linsesd
Take. ~ ss1as o. per ton. Refined Petroleum. o.
Sperm OH e1s per toa Rosn-common. "a "a 80 81:
American, sugar iSs Sd per cwt tor Cn5a csntfa gal
poiarizpg 9ss Cd Slss for caoa MuscovsiofAr
fenninr afoaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
STATE or TRADE
DQMESTIC NAlXgr3

8 g Fsss SH.ss S H:'9
yellow sos steiner s Mixed 40 SSc No %S usds pSS
shorts and Miiings steady Proyi,loas steady gatsss.
Ssssga bis
Data. "a 900 bush. shorts $500 bush Barley - oush
.s s"s ss..s ana Gnu %g
DO Fanny ?. SaSs' 81 Siss ,rs m:
Esy e a q e %.., sSY' stssSy;
Southern fS Red 20 W. Do a%Ses 81
. ' srn@sosasln qus western steady and
s ssIsS spo WIS y IS as
sSs western %s fsS '9s as: ssss
: 'S s.: :s
sa.S O Soa syf bush
S e. S 9aas
q sssS ssaS Sa quiet SasA
SNG sS Fan !. G g. k Lar aT Ra
sS BULK .ssa5y shoulder: ssS5srS
s ssSEp c Ss snu ''' %hsssy rS ana
nss and Bacn So ss Ia, oos head
meuls. l4l head
Winter Sns aans g ds o sai
Ha1ss ss = Soss: rsGp $
Wheat active and higher; sales RANGED June sscSsScs
s s%sss s. IS sissss
nc closing At sc.; july 45i2Si5c closing at 4lscs
A Iansss c.: :lsss eI Sans
s sss J sg.p sssss 'fsss 81 $as:: x
s sT1 ssas s' aasa.
june sey s. 81 sossS Ss July . saa ss9 Is
fsS q .ss assa, sss ss'Rs
s. isl Short Gear - 7oas,7l Recsi,ls-Fioar iSooo
e sS 900 S oass i rye su.S
Oas oa SS & SS S Sash sss S
Jans Sse jaiy, esc Aaeust S9sc red cash
Sc q isc. oatsrLsht Mixed. sOsc' No swhite 81 scs
,a %yAStsf fu S99s s%ssis e
as:' ss:: Sss,
fsSse SISa%Ss s1ss ss
sSs w S%.a sJo ersy sslss 60
PEORIA H. June l6Corp sctve: High Mixed - ,ss4sci
SS NJ Nike" Mixed Dss' sss aue No
9o1o IasS o 5usn oa coo oas Rs
S 900 ba s1lpn's"''-'''' ''''' '''' ''' ~ ~ -
pHIADrlEmA June sFlegr continued suss,sa ara
s ran 81 s'si sseVsa
s ssssss demand s What sas''s
s. 4 a. Rs% ns
ssi. AgSS' m..ss; es.ss :a.sg
car os former prizes: s vsiSs
in grain depot Ssci SO. 2 yellow tack, .. &c; No 2
MiSed IN grain 53c' DO track 6tc quoted 70 cx-
port elevator $50 as? lc; No M'xed June estG5s hcs
av s. dull ssstsd White ssc psnn,ysns No
White 5000 10, No White. 40ici No hts ~ gcs
ceipts-Flour. 5000 bbls Wheat 10000 Iysas Gosa,
s7.oOO busn 10000 bush. Shlpments-WheeL i.0VO
busni Corn. 1000 BUSH, oats $4,000 ousn
ST. LOUIS Juno lo.-Four auiet Xxx. So +oafs 5G XXX
S3656g, I5 701s3 So Choice. - IS 9S4 J5s
Fancy sos Patents g siSss 70 Whea. sronf Ne
August Corn Cash "A June ~ ci july. ~ cD
August 46ac, Oats Gull Casa S2rSs2ac; 'a ss
ter unchanged Esgs lower .. ossse pss sssa steaay
ar 81 ~, Hsv steady sud uuotsnxo1 Bran nrm ny -
o5c Corn Mea, nrm AZ ~ g. Whisky steA1v d u
Pork $40 Is. Bulkmsats.Lons Gear - ~ Snog ~;
q y515 4t Short Clear IS 10 Lara arm W ID 0Sd 81
Reoeipts-FIcur 1900 obss Wheat $4,000 bushd Con.
i0JO bush shiDments-Fiour 1000 bbt< wassA Loo
BUSH, Corn. $4,000 ousB.i Data 1000 ousa ma -
tusn. Barley. lUOJ bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 16 lSpecidD .-Secrctary Stone
most Unexpectedly last night figured out decrease In
the visible supply of wheat OF about 100000 bushels
when everybody expected and everybody was betting
that tho result would be substantial increase This
vaste controlling influence the start this morning.
July wheat which wound up last night at 80 cents.
startad nj 40 and fact that there wcro l72
cars of wheat, 5i3 OF corn and 2c5 OF OATS aiu no
disturb ANYBODY. Since II unexpectedly learned
that there only 4OS77O7O bushels or wheat
In sight instead OF 30 ABB bushels everybody wanted
n little and wanted right away In the nrst thirty MN
uies OF trading July wheat got tn s9A cents ana August
to 0las cents went up shaho and provision :,
although there were 10000 hogs at tho yards started
cents barrel higher Trading was lively; July wheat
got up to 90 cents and August To 90 cents ana Tor
minute 1t looked the market had received enough I'M
peus from the seeretarys hEutcs 10 se Up en 1
top OF the little rise which had stood SO loh- bu
IL was not to be- The orders did not keep up ana
noontime Il was the old, old speculative story me
busines s degcnerated into miserable scaping cohuie
In the provision crowt there was lit'e squirt Oh rps
and Robert Warren aud OF the other shorts began
a lively buying. There was unusually heavy
cash and speculative trading In corn To-Day
the market opened 46oa cent ABOVE yes
terday's close. and after a shght RELAPSE aa-
vanced steadily to the close OF the morning SESSION.
1890 had advanced 4sis cents closing az ~ cents
July advanced from 4GSs cents oa the opening 10 H.
cents at 1890 and closed at AN cents Business wss
good and there appeared to be no lack Oh OUTSIDE
Cables were firm on wheat ~ IL sau ,n. 'veet 400
Minneapolis mills are ut work against seven week ago
At o clock the prices we're: July wheat eeN eeh1s
August, 81 Y cents, July corn, ~ cents, Ausus'
cents July pork, $40 40; August, Slo 9o july laru
SO 85, and August SO 72ia AT 2;3o CLOCK VIC ciose
was s9 cents for July wheat and elos cents ior Au
gust; I7s cents for July and 46Ta cents TOT Au
gust $40 37a for July pork ana SiV 40 i1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17


1ss;ssi s'a:
Tssns ssssS with about 1875 carloads OF easss expected
~. demand !: &. oraas
s Sas"ss9'ss Ss:s. :sa
from Boston "a head.
,nSaa aai. sss i ss' s'y:: x
sotst Feeling steady with Good Extra vsAs selling q
y .:s 81: :s "
ssSc snf ICED %sais rom The Country were setting
Ds:.d Pu!.ss rs!. g Sr yssI. SS7s
j. s. hsS SSS u, Co Il jersey veaIs D. 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 20 cars Of 4,x7t
ssss s s
snS
weak The range for Common to Prime stock was from 70
The Lamb market was badly domoralzed a. sun fur
ssfI s rues
yt Of West v1sp' as. ss .Ds
for Ordinary with Anew Extra high as Sc and
The early the 70 the size and
OF fGp
fsss sS @
Valley the iaons have been gsite favorable and te
a TS: a1nS Vest rsns have been generally
although some q me later lay ,t oyr ss
full crop Will be In both kentucky and Tennessee
the Ianbs badly during FeIrDay and March,
Of will be liberal aownce from these
with the quality Common to FAIR Butchers nave
generally money tho southern Lambs and while the
linn supply really rtmc stock coming forward will
good prices cont ,ed decline in the
lower looked for unit bedrock gurcs arc
While Mary and rennsyvani may be expoced
forward nearly the usual number OF Lambs and o
about the quality arc looking forwsra
New.York state aud Canada the principal fcedfn9
ground for good lambs IN 1885, and predictions genealy
average quality though aten ma
turin for market. -
casscs reaching Dressed La 9 dull at Sale.
saleP g. Rass: rs Buffalo sheep 81 b at ~ 80 izV
do, 81 ID, at - 40. - 40 a.. -
~ Ind 100 ~ at tiac % West guiH
lOl 10, 137 West Nirg MIA Lambs, 53 %, ~
The l28lK entucky do So b. at Chs l2y do 30 ID at 6Sc
j. n Pidcock sod rs Virginia Lambs, 81 n. at he an
Newton Giiet so Ohio sheep. 50 n at 4ei lOz 90 W
H. at Ic 81 DO ~ N. at ic 3l2 do. 81 ~ at 3sc; 2yI
western "a No. at &C, Kentucky 90 9s ~ at 4c Viz
gina Lambs ~ si2c 43 Ohio do a. 10. at 5lc, 203
Kentucky do. 81 D. at &c.
W. Appleget; 20 Jersey Lanbs, GoaG3 70. at ss.ayhc
Evertt Co; 81 Jersey Ls@bs .6aon d. manly al S2cs
10 few Fancy selected by the head az - 5o:l
q. oliver 4 Co.: 10 JERSEY Lambs. 20 10. at 2r.
J. y. Richardson Co.. - Jersey Lambs 5S939 ~ at Sc
Q9c
HOGsReceipts at Jersey City and no report
40tb-st Feeling weak and market norinaly
dull &C " 2OG$& g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessets and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. June l6. 1855
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CHICCoRY-Oniy trade is noted in granulated at
6st17s4c.. as to quality.
cOFFEE-spot Rio dull at 5@c for FAR, no sales ;
options dull and 10 points lower owing TO decline In
Ifave Of s and I'm the receipts ~ Rio to
~ 900 bags als oags closing barely s'esdy rs ao
September 5s596.gO; October 895d7.00: November
70067.O5, December 7.0597l0 Mid grades duils sales
$50 bags Maracaibo private terms.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Molasses shocks have had mod
crate call but otherwise the situation Is decedly slow we
shocks and heads 3s-inch. II s0dS2 co. do. 36.pch,
81 4Od 81 Az Old shocks heads 3snch a0c4$l 03
do 36.Dch 90c Ola shocks without heads 50955c Rum
hogsead 90; hoops IA feet SO 00d$33 Co., do IL feet
s2B 90.
CORDAGE-Late maintained and moderate out
let reported the basis OF % for Manila and &c. for
Ssal.
COrToN-Spott Cotton dull unchanged. Sales 300
receipts $40 bales $50 this day last week and
2, l07 last year. Deliveries. 1000 bales
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
Total four weeks.

HID lSut market continued very dull and tie
grades and descriptions have been quiet
h0eT s sss sea S az sssd o Lake and
ale for American Pig Iron continues IN tho
f T"asS H Eas 81 7' SS f'rD
az % tec fsGff fs P qas also Az
sas Many q mills sly they have orders sufficient TO
keep fns@ Gasy HssS
sow III s 20 for strained 10 Good sraine e. ST $50
slts 8 g. n S. - " o. ): CO., w.
general market both here and in New Bedford
ss sis cV Western TfS aaSs
t usSp Tar su asssse, Crude Ms96sdes
M
a tsms ssics 100 bills Mess spot IL SO Go b6s
4 S$ h'ss n ; s
Isa y: :ssH ms5: sgsf g. ra5s
ssf "a SsI
dacuy in sustaining full recent prices sales 1000
Ps a led Hs sms bse s' Quoted
Picked shoulders s%SseS shoulders P ts
lower ana ana III u an G mE aoa ssS
presents quiet appsaaacs The speculation * dill
md 4
vared for The day the temper II perhaps time
sronSer Cotrsci Grade spot quoted Bs5c Sales rs tcs
to arrive ei5o freight and 900 ics DO r. ed
s,hout surt Ter particulars 1850 tcs July G.s2 dUS3c
closing esiS6sic 800 tcs August, $3.50 asec. closing
6el d60ge; $50 ties septemper ,.e: ci2sng
so5aes.c CITY steam steady aad moderately active sales
Soo ,cs n 10 5c Continent quoad 7.05c South
American 745c .BU LTER|rhe market, Is stronger
and ali grade. show slight advance fairly active
inquiry state creamery. l9g20o; Western Do ,9ci
Elnao, state tubs 10 III r.:
Western Dairy i00l3ej Western Factory. 56l2c:
quoted prices there continues moderate Demand stats
6Sac SKINS ls412s,c. Night SKINS 4kd3tc.; western
Tat sl,aj nc - EGtiS--A shade lower again and less
active state l4c; Western, l3dl3hc; Canadian. 1870
sTEARlNE-yuchangcd in price and dull City quoted %
VsEEpsmCoscri Is stsrdy at g9loc Timothy 81 TOO
sPicEs-Have only moderate jobbns trade at uniformly
TxLL8W-Barely steady In price, with light demand
pr me CITY quoted $50, Saiea. 80, 100 No. 5tc
WOOfThe receipts for new wooi during the wsem psvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

larry for St. Paul. Northwestern Burlington and Qunc!
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Western Union
probably forced q market for a limited quantity Of
stocks from local short interest After that prices
sagsed on without breaking. that the majority OF tho
list show final declines Of from is to q per cent from last
evening and from to IL per cent from the best figures
OF oday The exceptional gains last evening they
are all Losses from today among the active
stocks are is for Central Of NcwJcrsey and Missouri
Pacic for st. Paul and Burlington and Quincy, per
cent for Northwestern preferred and per cent for st.
Paul preferred. The market closed dull and weak.
Government bonds duh at the Board but good
business was done the counters Of the large dealers
Prices were strong, with the bids for the As up per
cent Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
oRAry AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. June 16.
A good deal of comment was caused at the
Produce Exchange to-day by the tccgraphed statement
from the Chicago Board OF Trade statstcan that the
visible supply OF wheat had decreased nearly 100000
bn shells when the York report reelected increase
of nearly 600 900 bushels. IL must be admitted that
some uncertainty created among operators by this
Important discrepancy. Later IL was reported In the
board room that the Chicago man bad revised his sta
tisc. and hat figured out a gain OF 10000 odd bushels
of wheat. The New York statement shows Import ant
Increase IN both wheat aud The amount OF grain
visible IN the nited States and Canada east OF tho Pa
last saturday, compared with the pre-
yious week compares A. follows: Wheat. 37.IOgDl0
bushels an Increase Of 565 Gas bushels; corn, 6i13llo
ushes gain of 66 324 bushels: oats. 325l.3il BUSH
els "A gain Of 4J5.l79 bushels total grain 41o241i2
bushels an increase Of .OO7l5l bushels
The grain markets were IRREGULAR, but without par
tcuar feature to-day "a rule, however higher prices
were established. The export demand for wheat was
ght IL was lighter for but there were large sales
of the latter cereal to arrive cost insurance aud freight
Included The speculation was depressed IN the early
dealings but later recovered and the close generally
WA. made with Hrm tone Wheat ended with gains OF
~ fer June 81 OF y Tor July 81 O3t Tor
August ~ Ojis for september and 81 O6os for October
The advance IN corn 4d cent. options ending as
Follows; June 81 July and August. 54N september,
q better for July 354 aud up g cent for August at
35is cents Provisions were without decided cnanss
lard ended 20 50 for July 70 "a for August and ~ %
for September. 49, -,
AtNsw.York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts grain to-day were: Wheat Zoo,3ob pushcls
corn g57 Osl bushels oats l737l5 bushels; totagran.
6J6 02 bushels nonr 1853 barrels. The arrivals az
Chicago, Milwaukee and ~. Louis were: wheat lS63o2
259,392 bushels; oats. 2l3,2|1 oushelS;
total grain $50 O2l bushels nour. 1927 barrels