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TO choice, from 100 TO lis pounds 81 4O0t 65:
good 10 choice lambs. Sc 1897 So
Hogs-Receipts. 9 O00 head; consigned through, IS
cars. Good demand and prices q shade higher;
good TO choice Workers, 81 2044 25: good butch.
ers' grades, 81 1905 15;spigs, So 5c@4.
ST. LOUIE, June 15.-Cattle -keceiptz, IS0o
head; shipments, coo head. Market strong with
good demand both for local and shipping: fair TO
81 &d4 IS; mixed butchers stock, &5d4 p: stock.
ers aud feeders s. 50@4 Go; grass Texans sSaS so;
wintered Texans S2d4 so
Hogs-Receipts. 100 head shipments. Z 100 head.
Market strong and active; Workers. S404 IS; pack
ers. S3 50@S 90; butchers. S494 20
Sbeep-Receipts. 1,400 head: shipments go
head. Good grades scarce ana wanted, but COM
mon stuff dull good to choice muttons, ss got;
common to medium, s. 2593; Texan 81 7593 u;
spring lambs, 81 5092 SO per 100 pounds.
CHICAGO, June l5.-The Dr0ve-R' Journal re-
ports:
Cattle-Receipts, $500 hesd: shipments. $500
heao. Market active; natives sc higher: shipping
COWS, bulls and mixed. 81 4O6f 81: through Texas
cstue. 10 cars on sale; corn FED si@a So grassers
as 1904 so.
Hogs-Recepts. $1,000 head; shipments. 500
head. Market slow ana sc lower; rough aud
mixed, s. 75G4 05; packing and shipping 81 t59
10; light weights, S3 9054 TO- skips, s. 256S 60.
Sheep-Receipts, eco head; shipments -
head. Market steady; natives, g 4091 Is; West
err, S39l; Texans, 81 50@S so; lambs, per head,
g. 50@4.
The Drovers' Journal special csblegram from
Liverpool quotes tie supply of American cattle &c
lower; best grades, 13Lc dressed.
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NERCIAL.

The iobbing dry goods market presents no.neW
features worthy OF particular notice. fair bust
ness was transacted yesterday through the me-
dunn Of orders from travelling statesmen. The de.
mand for goods is mostly specialties adapted to
the season, and outside of thin dr. IS goods and
sessonable notions, which are being taken with
tolersble freedom, lit lie else is done. Groceries
in better demand than for the past few months.
Sugars advanced l16c yesterday. Cheese barely at
quotations Lemons are In light supply and In
active demaad, and with continued warm weather
a sharp advance may be looked for. The demand
70, 9th er foreign fruits and nuts is fairly active
and prices steady. Eggs steady at lie per
doz.. loss of. Poultry remains about steady.
Other lines OF business continue quiet and I'M
changed.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Iocal markets are dull with very little
demand for either cash or futures. RecelD pts very
light. seaboerd generally weak and IoHer- New
York is lc of, Baltimore 1s9Hc of and Chicago
steady.
CoIn-Rules steady at quotations with fair or
der demand for cash deliveries, Futures not
wanted. Receipts fair New York sc of, Baltl-
more steady and Chicago steady.
Oatk-Dull. inquiries rather quiet. Arrivals
light.
The following table shows the recetpts CT gram
az this point for the past tweuty-four hours
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CROP REPORTS.
Cotton and Corn Prospect.

MTMPHIs, Tenn, June 9.-The crop report
for the month OF May, to be issued tomorrow
by Messrs. Hill, Fontaine & Co.. will say that
the condition OF the growing cotton and corn
crops in the Memphis district which en-
braces West Tennessee, North Arkansas,
North Mississippi and North Alabama, up t.
the closing of May, presents on the whole q
most fattering prospect. The report is the
aggregate of 33S responses to letters OF in
quiry sent out May %, the replies, bearing
average date of June 2. The weather through
out the district has been varied. In Arkan-
sas and Tennessee cool nights during the first
half of the month were unfsvorable to cot
ton, and the plant in these two States is
somewhat backward: Mississippi aud Ala
bama report favorable weather during May,
and both the cotton and corn crops are in
fine condition. Generous rains fell through
out the district during the latter portion OF
the month. followed by warm weather, which
had most beneficial effect. and the month
Of June was ushered in with prospects re-
gardiDg both cotton and corn of most
promising nature. This is particularly true
Of corn, which in all the four States is re-
ported unexce ptionally fine, and with favor
able season the planters of this district will
produce the largest yield Of this cereal ever
known in the history of farming. Aggregate
OF 33S responses; 2l0 report the weather
during May as having been favorable to the
growing cotton crop, and 128 as unfavorable;
Isl report the weather more unfavorsble
than last year. Stands-2l0 report good
stands of cotton; 90 reports fair stands, and
66 imperfect stands Condition of crop
1s4 report the cotton crop in good condition;
80 in fair condition, and 81 in poor condi-
ton 90 report the crop earlier than last
year; 202 report 1t lsfer and Al about the
same. Corn-26S report the corn crop in
COON condition. IS in fair condition, and %
in poor condition.
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Michigan Crop Report.

LANSING. Mich, June s.-For the Michigan
crop report for June the Secretary of State
has recsived returns from ~ townships.
The weather during May was cool and dry,
but wheat made good growth and the s,uth-
ern four tiers ST counties promise an average
yield of Ia bushels per acre. which is one
fourth of Dushel batter than the AVERAGE
for the past eigSt years. In the northern
counties the yield per acre may reach is
bushels or nearly one bushel more than the
average for the last eight years With fav-
oIable weather until harvest, the aggregate
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uIinois Wheat Crop.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 9.-Secretary Mill,
Of the State Board of Agriculture, issued to-
day advance sheets OF the Illinois crop re-
port for the month of June, based upon re-
ports from correspondents representing each
township in the State The indications are
from these reports that the wheat crop will
be less than 10000 600 bu. this year againsi
81. OOO, 900 last year. The report goes on to
state the following information concerning
the winter wheat prospects. The average
condition of winter wheat in the northern.
central and southern divisions of the State
is not as good as on the first day OF April.
The farmers of the central aud southern
divisions of the State are still
engaged in blowing up winter
wheat that gives no promise of returning
the expense of harvesting. Il is shown by
the report that less thAa one-half the area
seeded to wheat last fall in the Northern d.
vision OF the State will be harvested Over
two thirds Of the late seeding OF wheat in the
Central division has been pIoUghed 40, and
less than one-half OF the wheat In the South
eTn counties has been left standing. In
large number Of counties there will be not
enough wheat harvested for seed and c)n.
sumption. The condition of the winter
wheat is up to an average in two counties in
the Stsie-Kendsll aud stark. The prospects
for wheat have not improved in the north
ern counties since Aoril l, 1885. The con-
dition OF winter wheat gave encouragement
for 70 per cent Of an average yield in the
Northern division; "A per cent May 1, and
66 per cent. June 1. The june report of
winter wheat in the Northern division has
not been 90 discouraging for many years as
at present. The Central division Is not so
promising as on May l, and will not be
three fourtbs of Q crop. The average in the
various counties has not been more than 10
to 80 per cent. In the Southern division the
average has been deducted from So per cent.
of sn average crop on April to AZ per cent.
on June 1. Altogether the report is very
discoursging, and Ii is estimated that not
sufficient wheat will be harvested for home
consumption.
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Escape of Forgor From a Chicago De-
tective.

Escape of a FOrgor From a Chicago De-
tective.
CmCAGo, June 81. J. Colvert, who was
arrested early last week, still proves 10 be a
source OF annoyance to the police. The dis
patches yesterday afternoon bora a brief &C.
count of the escape of forger from the cue.
tody of a Chicago officer somewhere between
Sandusky and Toledo. This forgsr was Col
vert, who was wanted here for passing q set
OF bogus checks to the amount OF $500, aud
the fticer was Detective James Wiley. WI
ley left this city Friday night, reached New
York the next evening and securing his pris.
oner, at once started without any pauso for
rest or sltep. A lady who rode in the sleeper
with the officer and prii onet accounts 70
the escaIe after this ashton: S0me one In
psi sing through the CIR hand d Colvert q
large bottle OF whisky and that hesnd Wiley
at once hegan to discuss it," The story was
that Wiley drank his share and that the
greater portion Of Col7erts stimulent went
out Of tie car window. Shortly after the
train left 6andUsky Wiley fell asleep, and at
the very next stop ColVert coolly took q his
hard bag and left the train. According to
this story nothirg was done abo2t the
matter until Toledo was reached, when an
effort was made to awaken the Otficsr and
that IL failed. The dispatches claim that
the officer had been chloroformed, but the
police here have heard nothing of the par!Ic
ulsls. Lieutenant Schea said thst be re-.
ceived a dispatch from Wiley yesterday fore
neon announcing the fact that Colvert hlG
escaped, Then followed a message saying
that dispatches had been sent both ways
from Toledo warning police officers to look
out for the prisoner. About $50 a third
message arrived Announcing the fact that
Colvert had been arrested at Ssndusky and
that Wiley would again take him in charge
and ar1ive in this city with HIM this even
IND
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DIR. s. B. Britain saws: "Asarul,

DR.. s. B. Britain says: "As a rule ply
sicians do rot by their professional methods
build up the female constitution. and they
seldom.cure the disease to which it is always
liable in our variable climate and under our
imperfect civilization. Special remedies are
and to strengthen the enieebled powers Of
womsnboo cd and for most OF these we are in
dehted to persons outside of the medical pro
fession. Among the very best of these rene.
dies | assign prominent place to Mrs. PINK.
hams Vegetable Compound.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
HONEY AND STOCKS.
New York FioAaoial Market.

Nov York Fi0Aaoial Market
NEW YORK, June l5.-Money-On call easy st1
per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-4ess Der cent
Foreign Exchange Dull at 4s5% for sixty days
and 1857 for demand.
The total sales of stock to-day $780, 739 shares
including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
20 40 shares; Kansas and Texas. $3.50 shares; Lake
Shore, 235 shares; Louisville and Nashville, AS
shares; Northwestern, IA 90 shares New York Gen.
trail 1870 shares; St. Paul, common, 70 GO shares;
Union Pacific. 10 10 Gshsres; Western Union, 'l9l
shares.
Government Bonds are dull and strong but
without change il. quotations.
State Bonds quiet and steady; some of the
fsvori issues showing an advance Of l92 per
cent in the prices bid.
There was again great activity in West Shore
frts and considerablebusiness in Elie second con-
EolE; the total sales Of the former we're $4,000
and Of the latter s2s6,OcO. There was also I'M
usual amount OF trading in the Atlantic ana Paci-
ic western division frsts, some Of the NJ. X. and
T. issues ana the Chicago and Pacific ives tern
division frsts, the total transactions in all railway
bonds footing up to 81 OBJ, 600.
Prices this evening are generally higher. The
new week opened at the Stock Exchange with a
Dc eide dly stronger market, and considering that
there were only four hours business, the Ex-
change not opening until III O'Clock, as usual on
Monday during the summer months the total
sales Of 10000 shares make a very fair showing as
compared wi N he daily transactions for some
tine asst over half the trading. however. was
confined TO St. Paul, Lackawana Western Union
snd Northwestern, in the order mentioned The
first Pre- were aOut the lowest of the day and
the closing sales W. re made at or very near the
highest quotations reached, the advance reached
being steady and no important re-
action being resched There was
very decided strength in Northwestern.
which is up s.; Lsekawsnna shows a net gain of
81; New YORK Central q and Lake Shore q. West
Union is also up g with sales of 10 40) shares
This stock is now within little over per cent OF
the highest price at which 1t has sold during the
current year. The street unusually free of
news OF any importance having any influence
upon quotations. The bulls talk about further
advance of 10 to Is per cent for the general
market and use as one OF their arguments the
statement that the same parties who started the
original bull movement in 1873 are behind the
market at present. There is also q great deal OF
talk about Lsckawanna, Western Union, Union
Pacific and North Western.
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bu. Corn-Firmer; No. mixed; 4Sa Oats
Weaker; No mixed, ssgS7c. Rye-DulI and
lower; No 2. 5o@7lc. Barley Nominal. Pork
g. 75; short ribs, S. IS. Racon-Steady; shoul-
ders, 81 S71 short TfbF Sc l21S short clear S. So
Butter-!n fair demand; extra creamery, 17@1sc;
fancy dairy, l09llc. Linseed OH-In light de-
mand at 4g950c. sueaI-In fair demand and
S Ie hard refined, 7S71e; New Orleans, Sc
packing and butchers. s. 7oa4 10; reoeiDts, 1.SO7
heed; shipments, l,0O0 head. Rggs-Dull at 1l1z
@l2c- Cheese-steady; choice FIN cream factory,
BALTIMORE, June 5.-wbeat-Western Quiet
and lower for optOuss No winter red. spot, 81
sGec: sept e 0lS; q ~ s2Sgge' A G
Western dull and easy; mixed, spot, 5395S1{e;
yuIe, 52z@5Sc; July 5Sc ssktd: August, 55c bid.
mixed, Sf@s7c. Provisions-Quiet and steady.
Mess Pork-sl2 25Gl2 50. Lard-Refned, Sc.
Eggs Steady at ll@l41zc. Receipts-Flour s5I
bbls.; wheat, 1900 bu.; CORD, .. COO bu.: oats
loo bu.; rye, 1900 bu. Shipments - Flour,
5000 bols.; wheat. l7,o00 bu.; corn. y O0O bu.
MILWAUKEE, June 15.-Flour- Quiet NOM
inally UNCHANGED WheGt-Irregular: kflwaukee
Nc. ?, ss1zasec; July, Ss3sc; August 9J5<c: re-
ceipts 64.z77 bu shipments, . 472 6u. Corn
S5c. Rye-No, ]. Csc; No ?, &c Barley-Eothing
done. Pnrk-Ness, Sl020. Lsrd-Prime steam,
50 tC9S 90 Flour-Reeeipts, S.475 bbls; ship
menis. lS,9l6 bbls. BaIley-Receipts, BPS bu.;
shipments, {, eco bu.
LOUISVILLE. June IS Cottou-Stesdy: mid
ding. 1oHc GTsin-Easier. Wheat-No. , lOag-
berry, 81 %; No. red, 81 Oh. COrn-EO. mixed,
t0c; No. 2 white, sec. Oats-NO. mixed SIC
Provisions Quiet snd cuH. Bscon-Clear rio
sides, &C.; clear sides Sc SO; shoulders 81 scat rs
Bulkmeats-Cear rib sides IS so: clear sides IS IS;
shoulders, s. -. Mess POrk-Sll. Hams-SugaI-
cured, s9 5o9lO. Lsrd-Choice leaf, S.
LIVERPOOL, June 15.-Cotton-Dul ana un-
Changed. Sales: S 0o0 bales, including 1909 for
speculation and export and 6,1C0 of American.
Wheat Quiet but steady holders offered freely.
Corn Steady, but the demand IS poor. Bacon
Short clear, 2Ss Sd per cWt. 1ollow-Fine Amerf-
cap, SO: Cd per cWL TDrpenine-Spirits, IS Sd
per cwt.
TOLEDO, June 15.-Wheat-Dull but steady:
No. red, cash and June 92c; July, 92kc: august,
sac asked; September, 9514c bid; year, &c; No.
soft, CSC COrn-NominRl: No. cash or June,
4sc: July, 4S1<c; August, acc. Oats-Easy: No. q
CSC asked. Receipts-Wheat, Is 900 bu.; corn, Il
GOO bu; oats, 1000 bu. ShiOments-Hheat 1000
bu.; com, 1900 bu.; oats loo bu.
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IOpen'g Highst- Lowest Closing
Reeeipts-Hogs, $4,000 head.
Gar lots-Wheat. 15S; corn. 467; oats. 2s5.

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON. June 15.-The Mark Lane Express in
its review Of the British grain trade during the
past week, says: "A heavy rainfall during the
week has benefited spring-sown grain. which was
so backward that the semi tropical weather which
prevailed in the first week Of June injured it con-
siderable. Trade seems to have collapsed. The
sales OF English wheat during the week were sc 796
quarters al 8Ss 90 against eco quarters at SIS a
during the corresponding week last year, Foreign
wheat Is further depressed. Quotations are nomi-
nal. Nine cargoes arrived of coast. Five cargo es
were told, nine were Withdrawn and five re-
seventy five cargoes are due At today's Market
there was no de msnd for wheat and values were
nominal Flour was depressed and fiat Corn
wss steady; round was Is 1Od lower. Barriers were
chesper. Oats we're dull. Beans and peas were Cd
phpp0rer.
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AS to Mrs. Grundy.

This potent parsonage has been allowed to
rule too despotically in the feminine world,
ard the ladies say that il ia time her tyranny
received a check. But not even Mrs. Grundy
has dared 10 speak against the value OF
Browns Iron Bitters as q strengthening
tonic for ladies who suffer from debility. 1t
enriches the blood aud completely restores
failing health. Miss Sallie l.. PAuIes,
Wrightsville, Pa. was cured by Br0wo's
Iron Bitters OF backschs kidney trouble and
liver COMPLAINT.
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J. s. Mace, of Cbillicothe, o, writes the
following: This is to certify that suffered
for one year with severe chronic rheumatism.
After trying remedies suggested by most
every one without receiving any benefit,
was induced to try Mishler's Herb Bitters.
After using it short time. 1 found myself
greatly benefited and eventually cured"
Mi,hler's Bitters is infsllible in kidney and
urinary affections,
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We call especial attention to the adver-
tisement In this issue of Mr.. ]. O. Vaughan,
scotsman ut No. AZ LaSalle street, Chicago,
who prints one of the finest catalogues of the
season, covering seeds, garden tools, plants,
ETC., whose location at Chicago places him
In the best possible position to supply our
readerpl 1t viii pay any one to send for his
catalogue before buying seeds or tools.
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NEW YORK, June 10 -Beeves- receipts. in
cu0ing 81 carloads for export were 252 carloafs:
market fairly active; native steers sold at % 50 90
per 100 pound live weight; carloads of Texas
do at S. 10. and fat bulls at s45 3: exports TO-
sheep Receipts, CO carloads; market dnll and
lower: common to prime sheep sold at s@Se per
pG9n6 aRe spTi9s a lam at oS alive
nominal values 81 2094 20 per 100 pounds.
WEST PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 15.-Catlle--
In active demand. Receipts, 1000 head sold
from 81 5O@6 Is.
shesp-Dull. Recsips, 5000 head. Sold from
Hegs-Receip.s. 4.eoO head. Sold slow at fom
BALTIMORE, June l5.-Beef Osttle-Market
slow; best beeves. s. 759o first quality, s. s7hg
5 ca; medium 81 3sS4 a; ordinary, IS al 90
Receipts. sol head: sales, Glib head.
Swine-Moderate demand; receipts, 1862 head at
s5@6.
sneep ana Lambs-Receipts, 4Oi5 mead; sheep,
t2S4 p; lambs, s5@5 6lH.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June Is The live stock
markets were insctive, weak and lower. Cattle
Very slow: 5@1Oc off from last seeks prices Re-
Gogs-Farly aetve Philadelphia. 81 25G4 80;
Workers, 81 lt@4 Is. Receipts, $500 head; snip
sheep@Duii and 25g4pc lower than last week.
Receipts, 400 head; shipments, $500 head.
KANSAS CITY, June 1.-THE Live stock Indi
CsttleEReceipts, ,O9s head; shipments, $50
head; best grades firm; common dull and weak J;
exporters; IS l5g5 30: good to choice shipping,
ers, 81 20g4 rs; cows, S3@i
Hcgs-keceipts, 6l4l head; shipments, S,46l
head market sc lower; assorted, u 659S 10; mixed
sheep-Receipts, ia head: shipments; 1.OA
head; market quiet fair 10 good muttons 81 609
| 8; common 10 medium, s2y2 so.
BUFFALO, June 15.-Osttle-Recefpu, $50 head;
| consigned through, so cars. Market opened dull
| and weak but closed steady and moderately ac-
tive, with prices generally l0915c lower than ct
| the close OF last week, and &c lower Tor Texans
and Cherokees; Oh dice Kankss steers llOJ 70 zO0
pounds, s. 40@5 so; medium to good 200 TO lCO
pounds, 81 S0@ 20; light canning and butchering
| grades 81 25@4 rs: Texas steers and Cherokees,
81 1904 co. stocKers and feeders, So 6O94 co; light
| flesh stock very dull.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. 5000 head; con-
| signed through, is cars Market dull and prices
1[@1zc lower than last weeks closing figure: me
dunn to good sheep, from 20 to so pounds. 50 25G
u.s. co., from 20 70 100 pounds, 81 2g@4 %; good
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CLEARANCES.
The State OF Trade for the Past Week, with
the Percentages of Increase
and Decrease.

BosToE, June 14.-The following table,
compiled from special dispatches to the Post
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States, gives the clear
ances for the week ending June -. 1885,
with the percentage of increase or decrease
in COMPARISON with the corresponding week
last year:
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r. b. HarrisoL's Accounts Adjusted to q.
Cent.


CHICAGO, June lit appears that an eff
fort has been made 10 injure r. B Harrison,
United States Assayer, in charge Of the mint
at Helena, who is q son Of Senator Harrison,
of Irdiana. The scheme, it is understood,
originated by discharged emplo7e, bat it is
evident others are sharing in it. Two days
ago dispatch wss received over the wires,
saving an investigation showed that the pub
lie money had been used for private purposes.
AS this was signed by the name Of the author
lied sgent of the Associated Press it was per-
mitted to PASS the friends OF Mr.. Harrison
having challenged the statement, the Helena
agent was called on for an explanation. He
promptly pronounced the use of bis name
forgery. The Western Union Telegraph
Company have now been called on by the
Associated Press TO explain why its mansger
at Helena received and tran snittI forged
dispatch. That company Will be held to
ttrict accountability in this case. Word las
leen received from TIE Unitsd States NJ Mt
xamir er this morning that Mr.. Harrison's
office was found in perfect condition and mis-
ecCunts adjusted to cent.
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rnreisn Monex ana stnnk..

LONDON, June Is. IS, p. m.-Consols-99 7-16
for money and SO l6 for the account United
States Bonds-4s, 1855; do AS. 1l51S. Railway
Bonds-Atlantic and Great Weston frsts, 2J54; do
seconds, 81; Canadian Pacific .l0A; Eres seconds
4e14; Mexican ordinary, 265z; 81. Paul common
7s14; New York Central, S614i Pennsylvanis, 49,
Reading, ca.
The Bank OF England gained eli. 600 bullion on
balance to-day.
PARIS, June 15-Tbpe per cent. Ientes, s2f
45c for the account
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astla

TITUSNILLE, Pa, June 10 - Petroleum
Opened 81 ,9Le: highest. Sic. loWest 79%c;
closed st s05zc shipments So 769 bbls.; charters.
&c, eCS bbls.
higher: trading coed National Transit eerlif-
Gates opened at 795Se and closed at SO5sc; highest
price, sic; lowest, 1859.
NEW YORK June TO- Petroleum developed nc
feature OF interest," except is inherent strength.
Market opened at 1879. from which 1t ryse 10 sic.
and closed at that figure.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 15-Petroleun-Msrk
openeo 81 zee elosed 81 esci hignest prlee BIC;
1856 bbls. charters, $3.50 bbls.; clesrances,
LIZ, Geo bbls.
Oil CITY, Pa June 15.-Nationsl Transit GER
uBcates opened at 591s; highest price, sic; lowest,
&c; clOsed at &c; sales. 6i3,0O0 bbs: clear
sDces, o3S 600 bbls; runs. 81 2S6 bblE shipments,
75,e0S bDls. charters, 3,,S9 bDls.
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Advising the President,

Louisville Courier Journal.
time is facilitating. 1t will not be prudent
for the President to face Congress next win.
ter with his physical condition impaired. He
should brace himself up with Jersey air aud
jersey fare.