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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

THE BEECHER family has has been I'M
fortunate of late. The death Of Prof.
STOWE, husband of HARRIET BEEcHEE
STOWE, the suicide Of Rev. JAMES
BEEcHER, brother of HENRY WARD
BEEcHER, have just occurred. And now
HENRY WARD himself is in Europe, Ill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
At the Seaside Hotel.

Clerk Ito LandIord)-AF. Croyder, the
bus is coming up from the boat with Is
people. Shall l give them those vac an
rooms in the west wing?
Landlord (soornfully(-'Course not.
We've been vowing for q week that we were
erammed fall, and now's the time to prove
it. Cot 'em in the corridors!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
"A Card,

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC.,
will send you a receipt that will cure you,
free of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. lnman, Station d, New York
City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

4 TERRIBLE warming to two classes oil
persons has just occurred in New York
Some wretch who had the habit OF throw
iny lighted cigar stubs anywhere that
came handy, carelessly threw one IN a
street ear where it came in proximity with
a lady's hustle. The hustle took fire, the
lady was burned to death, and the thought
less miscreant was ut last accounts eonsid-
cred a nit subject for the insane asylum.
Wonder if this dreadful warning will be
Needed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

THE Postofice Department will soon be
ready to supply the new two cent stamp
envelope and letter sheet combined. The
perfection of our postal service Is one oil
the wonders of civilization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
No. s47.-Of Many Definitions.

No. 2i7.-Of Many Definitions.
| have a word upon my mind,
Whose definition Is LG bind:
And It's fact ~ you will find,
That il Webster has defined
TO be limb, with soft down lined;
An urbOr, pen and jcEI, combined;
To baud or tie two limbs behind;
Il Jond, It t,tter Of a certain kind,
4 spiRdle made the yarn to mind,
4 Gire. u wheel that helps 10 grind
Fruits Of the toiling of mankind.
Kind readers all, II YOU'RE not gliYd
This "tangle" here you can unwind.
for definitions all arc underlined,
HpsILASTI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

STANLEY, the African explorer, Is going
to deliver fifty lectures in America Peo-
pie needn't get frightened, as he will say
something worth hearing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

THE parade yesterday was one OF the
largest that has occurred in Wheeling Tor
wears, and was a credit to the workingmen
of the Ohio Valley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

A TOTAL eclipse Of the sun to-day. But
people need not get out their smoked
glasses, as the phenomenon will not appear
here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

No. 24S.-A Charade.

No. X4B.-A ChArHut.
FIRST.
Her bangs are beauties to behold,
Her robe is fair In every fold,
Her brow is white rs mountain snow,
Her lips like richest rlhies glow =,
IIoF sliiila II sweet, her 6urls arU yellow,
Her glance annihilates fellow.
Bnt oh, her eyes! Her witching eyes,
Like morning.glOries, seawayes, skiesl
They are my tirstl And what IL hair,
Or brow, or hangs beyond compare.
Beside those eyes, 50 bright and clear,
That are 50 FIRST!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
4 4
No. 246.-Anagrams.


Am less than enough, or much moro'
Too muchness inscrbe on my door,
At least while we argue points Ger.
SEENER
II.
Don't speak TO me in angry tones
Because / soap old printers bones.
cannot very we'll do less
With this lung drawn "uqsqitaRlenea
III.
If | was planning puzzle to find
That two different ways you could read,
And couldn't evolve il at once from my mlnd
Pd plan more, and more. and succeed.
YOUsG ONE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
SECOND,

With 4 6aryed tapeslried Ohait,
The sunshine played with her hair
She sat and smiled-a smile most sweet
Upon me, knecling ut her feet.
Her pretty feet! so fair TO view;
Each in its tiny FURNISHED shoe.
And there knUlt, right well content,
My eyes upon those slippers bent.
| saw II shining, slender heel.
saw velvet strap reveal
Her second, al emlpyiderud round
With buds, upon II silkcn ground.
It's mistress fair my heart had won,
spoke 10 her, but looked upon
Her pretty secnd!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
Answers.

''Of all sad words Of tongue or pen,
the saddssJ are these, Ii might have BEEN.
23l-Nothing.
2s2-Ash, eve, lime, elm. aspen, maple. cedar
oak, apple.
2S}-36S 90
2S-Nero.
2S-l. Short. 4 Pennington. 3. Longest
2S6-Grin=nell.
2F-Rhyme or reason. Defined by Webster q,
sound or sense"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
Yes, the Odor of Bow, Pines,
PAllislDhfd TYmes

All the nice girls at Mt. Desert avoid
the fish pond ut ROdick's rs much as posi-
bic. 1t is gradually acquiring an unpleas-
ant Odor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

No. 2i5.-In at Name.
A friend presents me with bird,
And, uttering but single word,
He herewith lets mo know its name
And also how 10 treat the same;
Now what this sGlfSume word maf bs
pray YOU puzzlGrs, tell to me.
POPLAR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

GRAHAM, the great Niagara barrel
crank, is surleited with the fame that the
hair Drained mortals receive who swim the
rapids or jump oil Brooklyn bridge. he
says:
Fame amt nothn', fame amt nothin ,
no more'n peanut shuekS; faint nothln ,
40 more'n bananner-peelS D'yeHer drink
Canuck whisky till We felt Likely owned
most a. the world an was too big to gIt
under any monnyment ever built, Ell:
And then wake up in the mOrnin' an feel
like We want worth buOying anywhar:
That ere's Jest like fame-'taint nOthm'
"A man pegs pup over the falls, an
what's the result? Some Teller stretches a
rope ACROSS an horse goes dancln' over.
A man gifts into barrel weighln' I0U
hounds an rides the rapids an goes into
the DEVILS Hole, an whats the result:
A Teller ties piece of cork to his vest but
ton an goes an does the Same-iame ain l
nowhere
But the army Of the nOtOriety idiots will
20 OH increasing nevertheless.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

Mr.. PowDERLY has 4 hard time max
ing the people understand that he dOesn
intend to enter politics. He said the other
day: II am not now and never wa
candidate for political office. would NOT
accept the highest Office in the United
States if such were offered me. | am
working Tor the Knights Of Labor and ior
them alone, and intend to devote my whole
time and energies in the future, rs l have
in the past. to the advancement OF the III
IrrrstS Of the order
This ought to he taken as conclusive, as
Mr.. PownEILY knows what he is about.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
GROVER, OHIO.

WHEN all so-called remedies fail, DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
SPHINX KNOTS.
No. 2IJ,-In at Name

Accommodation for this department should
be addressed to F. K. CHADBoURN, Lewistown, Ne.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
No. 25I.-An Tnaect.

No. 251.-An Insect.
In noise and in sound
The heads 20 be found,
And the rest may be seen In door.
These both Joined Alright
win bring into sight
An insect you've heard Of before
ADAM IoDER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

No. 25O.-How 70 Make n Violin.

No. 25O.-How to Make a Violin.
A puZzlers violin to make
A bar Of steel with rough-cut face,
Much like float or rasp you take;
frid hext within It's centre place
ministerial son Of grace,
Who graduating, took degree
As doctor Of divinity"
'Tis done; our violin. complete.
Now guides the eager dancing feet:
Nor do think his life in vain
Who wakes its terpsicorian strain:
For who serves man with harmless mIrth
Serves God the Gest on all The Garth
IL n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
WHOLE.

How false Is life! How hopes decay!
How Joys take wings and fly away.
When summer shows her lovely turm,
Except furious thunderstorm.
When silver Innings show without,
It's hut the cloud turned wrong side out
Alas for mel ] saw face
Fair rs a flower, form Of grace,
thought their owner half divine.
meant to ask her 10 be mine!
All, who Ia look into her eyes,
Would think that she could philosophical
And who that saw her rose-leaf cheek.
Could e'cr believe she cared for Greek.
It's true! For Greek, and-Other things,
From red sand stone TO beetles wings.
told her She was fair to soc,
She told me Theremopylae
said her presence brought me Joy,
And she rehearsed The Siege Of Troy.
She reused my very soul TO wrath
With questions ON the Solar Path.
She aSbcd me "Sero's fathers name"
bent my head in silent shame,
Although possessed or many O charm,
She filled me with deep alarm;
And sad in heart, Of joy bereft,
rOse-put on my hat-and left r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

No. 240.-A PalIndromic Sentence.
Use inSOlent, reproachful speech.
I'm n companion close:
StfarigeTs are Oft beyond your reach,
And you might make them foes,
Your prudence ] commend
''ScOld I'm clos6 friend"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29

Answers win be published in two weekA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL rs -i2:51 m-cottol steady w,'uo %
MIddiins or cans J-ID sales-o.0oo bales heii
nOu ia es oT speculation and export; feceIps
iass incudlng IL 300 bales Anencan Futures ss,"y
pauis Low Middiiug clause nne delVsIy. n,not
f,,ne and Juy delivery, J-Gtd. do. July anu auA"
SsIyery 06id. August and september de'voy 10
e.d do october dcnvciy o-ofu. ~
Oc1oScr November delivery DO 90 81 imn.ry de-
lid do Decenoc anu 'anu~'' We
,ery sS.,4d do septenbe delivery i-osd -oo ,,..
In Coton-1ee sale, OF the day inciuaed NV o''
Amerlcsn ,,,o,. rptands Low Mid
o,r rau.s Juur DELIVERY. O5sd sellers 10 June Aa
INV delivery sellers Do Jay anu v
I,v.,v lid August ana
n'eyia s.iIera. do september aud Oetooer deivey ,
ycid bnyers CO. october ana NOvemI,f uei''eSi ~
s.iera DO Noyeu Der aud December ueINcly' a." 40.
sciiers. do December and January denVors' o'-"s'
ssIiers do september delivery . f-O4u sohoIs o., o
rvv-1ox tune 2b-JOttOn steady Mladiny. % IoN
M,ddlng sL Ordinary: 1910 ns anu sao'' 10
.,',s ~ balr, sxes 1871 bales; stock inci p-es.
sIvAKxAH June 2a.Cotton quiet Hddhg nd go
u,dni,n, \ 3.lO Good Ordinary. lllo nos anu gus
receipts al Daios exports coastwse 40 paeS' '"''
's weSIsAss June I6-co,on steady Mddlins ss Lo'
m,ad,ug So; Ordinary. ~ net receipts na.s
bnJ Iales. Exporis Great Britain i,zo pAAss
| sses 900 bales; stock. 45iol baio~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
EppopEAN PROD UcE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 70 PROVISIONS cumberland at
a5s o: Lou. od oIort Cioar Middles
80. "a: 3Os obi shoulders IJs oi Der cw-
s.ef-,js indian Mess PRIME Mess 4's od-
rorKItrme Ness. IS. I'd peru Pilne Ness EASTERN
-. Western 4os I'D Lard American. 3Zs. Prime est
arm 32s ID: Lard UI. o-s.Jl hAms-Long Cut oUs Od
Shouoers Butter IUs Cd per cwt for nnest United
ntales Cueese-A mencsn Dh0ce. 3ss til Wheat-hed
Wrstern sprmx Ua ID Red inter- I'd. ais "a;
Der ceuJa. Winter. "a I'd No SvriIg. os q.
New astern ~ 81: CAlforniA NO. u.s. 81
6s Californian No. ia I'd aos 81 per centa PRODUCE
-sprtsoI 2oa 6. do at London 2is I'd per
cwLa enned petroleum.. Ca per ssli'l oiovee seed
America tsei. ralov-2o5 50. Dcrc VI kasQ
common co.. Pale lis cd @os % Lnseed OIL -
GA per owe IAl0w-Ffne nsrDAn 4oS ID: Prime Guy
25s. American t,rxsrAIod B'e' hini quart
ers 6s.ds quaIters I'D Der u. an. ooo
receipts tho PAS. three lays were $4,000
centais, including rs (, 900 contas American
American corn for the past three GAYS wcro
| l07 100 centals 49,, m, n H.. = 90,
"a i'll quarter lAnseed
Cake go l2s 81 Hehneo Petroleum. 31d q
| 5s.u per gallon 5pirIGs 81 rurpsnuna ASy Dor c"t
sperm on 2J3 k0sia-Conmm. s. I'D. per cwG:
Pale 3D. Proylsions-Lard- J3A "a DER cwL TOR
American sugar. lJs ID OWL Tor 'uos Cintritugh
poarzng $50 I'D la 3D. for Cuba Nuscovade tAr
| rennn9 aiOtl. Australian CdOw-5eoL l5A on e!bA
| Ud, Mutton. 25S I'd ais, 81 Cocoa Nut oi-Csylon
| I26d 226 S.: Cochin. &Sld k32 6s .- y.
ANTWERP. juno 26-Petroieum Fine pss Amencsn. 10
confines paid aud ~ france - cenmea sellers
| BEEaEs. June Id-PetroAeum- - marks 20 pfonais@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRx DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-IORN pEAblNto
DuIness ruled IN the grain speculation on
Saturday, and there feature OF interest,"
Cash wheat steady without important change ana
exporters took only 10000 bushels Tue options were
traded in haf-holiday basis and nuctuated withn
limits Bad reports were used to rally the
marKet the early dealings but later adcchne ioowcu
the receipt Of cable adv and reports OF goou
weather abroad. Tho close heavy at lhe
bottom figures. with losses OF g Tor july
at "a and August at s4li. L. for september a.
s4lo October 50 lc November s6io ana January NJ
S. a. ana q cent December At S7 cents Cash corn
was quiet but strong. Exporters took 21ooo pushe's
The options better bur closed about uncnangct
shade under the hes; figures follows: July, 40
August, 457s septembsg, t6is and October. 4o1
cents No Now feature developed in oatS, nut III
options l.Qis cent HIGHER for IT, months az 81
June and July. B AUGUST, and u II cents !or SIP
tenDer. About 1000 trrces ot Lard we're takcn ioi
port but prices only steady the close was lon
OF as follows: July S6 &c An gust and septemp'''
So %. ana ciober. So 81. ,-,,., ,o,,,
The recrIpts OF gram III Nsw-York. Philadelphia Da'
more ami Boston saturday were a. fono"s' MheS
33l5l bushels: corn 1n6.7l3 bushels oats. ~ -
bu shells total gram. 1852 hush-is' ho1r H
barrels At Chicago. Milwsnkse and ~. LOFTS t,e
arrivals Wheat. 53.0sJ bushels, corn, d0?' ~
bushels: oats 1895 bushels total gram oot'o''
bushels; -four, loIiG barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

One thing was pretty surely developed oY
the course OF the Grade speculation week ami that
was that prices will not respond TO any serious extent
10 simple scares news from the petroleum couu
try or ne Influenced 10y morbid magniiying OF the sig
ncance OF advices II the market is destined to break
hack IL will be because real bearsh developments
Of which there are now no positive indcatlons Al the
same tine there has not been suhclentiy dc-
cided cnauge In tho situation TO warrant en-
thusastic of the future Ana no advance VIII
receive the support Of the best members OF the trade u
ri IL has more than sheer manipulation back OF u
There Is much to owners OF oil today that
was lack ing few weeks The decline In the WASH
nrtou Comfy wells has Important In furnishing
evidence IN this wonderful field tho charicer
istcs Of white sand poo's exert themselves VIZ th'e
the gushcrs from striking the rioh hrars OIL "
oil fountain but that within certain l!Iiit' multiply
,rc wells mean the drainage ne OF supply Of
carry cues Below We sno" an, ,n's aVa,,ane
80 so, Ia" AZ. va,bnston held ia net yet
o he thrust OF commercial consideration ~ proDa-
hIv vii snow tempo sry gains ia she daily yield
ey.n run nm 10 tn nnres once hoped for by OF
IL nd there-1 900 barrels and the drlil has sun nueh
work 10 d. before the production DO Gagged within
rcs.onnnIv certain lines the coming monthly re-
port Will record lessrnnd acuvty III the OIL country h
production In scattered oil districts here and there has
Increased as much az ia other districts IL has fallen
of-T.sil. VensDeo County being perhaps inc mos,
striking instance. Recent visitors to the ONO on
fields lave returned IMPRESSED with the impol ance
Of them AS fdure factor In production OF
md while H. viii be Ycrhans eighteen months or TWO
y"ars before the increase refining facilities will enable
the OIL 10 compete at certain rtio. YIN
crudc II is not 10 be despsed III speeua,ive eact1
lions Th, oil of a poor grade but the drilling IS sai-
low and inexpensive. Russian colpetitoh sun
manages TO keep prices Cor the Americln Elk
nor; :rade ana the in ppo ne stocks or Jane
- .lre TO he heavier than tue increase IN Nay IN
The ABSENCE OF any further surprises or important de.
vrIopmcns In the field however the natural ErO"th oi
the con .umptveuseso petroleum WILL ere many months
are over effect change IN the as ect oil heu ana 60"
mrrcia statistics. -, 80 r.,
The gauges thu Washington field have been rs ioI-
lows; Ny s. 1887 barrels My 3D. 4.5jy; May ~
54o7: NV o. 1886 June ;, : .GO5 June l., lo.'2i
Jane 10 1916; June 20 1872 barrels from thi.tysA
,na t..t threp WeeAs were barrels as annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

prryo Tune 2BCats- Receipts for - hours Zto nsse
toai for week thus 1902 mead Tor same JIM "ss
%. cop.ighcd through 80 cars, g. o. WHICH 70 ~
market ally; ExIh Steers =" ~ ,
Common to Ear a pj0 - u cars heu ov'.., -. .,
yh>ro- - honrs 100 Het' to'As w, 90
thus tar for same time last weoA, a.
roIsQued through ~ cars o. whcr 10 w" nm.
CIR, Tor Good thoc' scarce and arm h,ca
Changed Common dun $; - asi 20; 1oou :" us
Extra. - 10 thoicc 10 EAU" '~''
al offerings taken. .o,, ,or
4oos- tteccpts last "a $3.50 mead t"ta Ior
fl,,. tune last week 'i' w ', .. "a
through "A cars which to New orN - .as ~ o.,
MARKER active dlOc. higher. Lieht fes yort
M,xd ilght OF >'r% III 5u1 40 sccS..'
Neirhts + a.. 10. selected Medium welsntA u III
nj ii: Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends. 81 oo@s' w. All
OIcrlngs taA,n IN, ,,u.o,,,s ,so n. 40. snipnants
none market duh Good 10 CDocc NAIVE Shiuphk
-ung5 Natiyp Common 10 tslr - w - %
butcher Steers ,3 JOUSi -; COWS ana hehcts - -.
a ID ,tosKcrs and Feeders Is I3eF% W "iAS' 'oA
IL 5Udi ~ mana oarrat active and
,,,Oar iagiL "a lO0.4 3Ji Packing. 81 io~sf -"
~ JJ1ff 3D. ...,,. mona marxet
Saees- tteoeiDts 40 headi shipno"ss' "'"'' "
~u,c.co June 26- jouraaI reDorts; Canen
ReceIpts shipments. hr& me Ao' -,
tr,dr a;iet shipping steers. 81 - o. ooos
ard tceaerS Juds4 40 COWS Butts anu niAc". - a
ass 30 buig 81 u eS3 20 through Iexas Seer' % NV
NJ Is. $500. .... ,nn m.rx.t strong
Ron0n and III goa "a 10: tacklnv An'
asa -. - ,u.,o,,. no,e Market
~ 20 ga 20 lekans' % WV
/ -, 30 Lambs per head So 20 So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

ana n.v,k MoMsster 1890 Will Of Win'H1
Darling IL III. - ,..r,., rvpv-Before Ingrahsm, L.
NOS AL 'c oniTsrAL TERx-PARr I-Adjourned i'r
the term. room Refore H0ooen. H.
Nodx calendar. s,., r,,v-yodav CALENDAR
LohhoS p,Is.sEoiIIY TERM Adjourned Tor the teIm:
0%Sos PIEAs rE a-PAnT Is,r an
Nos 1875. l5,1 ,r..x p.er T--se,ore Hall. y.-Noa
Sif ~ aat 6S94 $685. 6sJg Sal 65ot oIoo gs2a'
SS.i $3.50 552.. 8iJS $40! et ts a. - o''' "
Cnr coUsT-TsAL rEsnz7P P Ia dioI' 800
CRY couarTmIL IsaA-rAm dls s saST iss7 ii1s
Nos i,o at1i 8isS oig5 6296 $685. 1888 1881 AL
CoireT OF UYsa AND rEGMyEa-3e'o ore suasg "~'' ~
y.,an, MA rio. ATTORNEY F'lOws AMOS rua..
Ass,,a m Nv ,,vyyRN sEssoys-PAW I-bei9re SuaSS
oil,terseeve and Asslstan,; D ~,
NOS q ov ';rsx1R, Sgssroxs-PAar If-Beiore Juots
CoUs y sssfant Attorney DaviA -So~ D.
4 D. D. 7s 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
TILE TRADE ~ CRlCAGO.

CHICAGO. June % tSpecidh.-There were dis-
patches from quarters Of the south yesterday saying
that rain had Interrupted tho harvest Orders 10 buy
followed the aivices OF RAIN Cincinnati, st. Lnu's anu
winter wheat belt generally bought wheat August Va"
strong and above - cents mp to 1oi Genus
o,most at the opening. Provisions were 20
strong and mach higher that they attracted a.
,unch attention wheat. september Poo' a
vas nm Ioi, cents M the opening. Lard for september
went up TO SIS - 52la again. tho highest h.uie.
The Chicago Packlm. Conn he principal sufferer
from the lard deal 50 far L. ha> big line out tntt
woud he Impossible. said, COR u 10 attempt 10 coVe
Purchases bv II now would be signal Tor PAM
among all the little shorts September pork from - =.
went back o 80 TO- Wheat weakened decidedly ao'u'
noon Puts on Augn.t wheat sold at 14a cents cal'
on August wheat 75ls cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK Saturday. June 20 lBEEv 60. ~ I've cat.
20 cars of 337 head al At Jersey 'iS' w
tie ,...,. trad. The market
CALvEs-No fresh arrivals and little tane ,a% 70 carry
over ~unday the outlook for the first OF inc "eeA
promising. -. 70 pr,toru,it Calves 1872
M at 10. ll2 Veas and But lermilk calves ~ 10 ac
Everiti " Pidcock Buermlk caves - ID nv %
SHEEP AND LAMBS. -Iiecelpts were nc,uns tersey
CITY and at Gthst The market aoTu' '"-' ="
4, and &, 40 or sheep and s6df7 = for Lanps o nj,
@Soos.bermap Gu yer: rs Kentucky BucKs ~ vi; az
3loc ~ Virginia sheep. 81 ~ az 4i4c csc ~ ~ AZ
novs and ives g3 10 at li.c; ohio sheep - 20. ~
81 "a IA kentncky ~neep LAMBS. 81 u.s. az - 3v -
Kentucky L4mos 5s ID, t. ~ 40 iess Soi 40 w. v 49,
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