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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Confidence Tn Gladstone.

LONDON, June l6.-The Midlothian
Liberai Association has adopted, by vote
Of 81 TO n, resolution expressing c)nd.
dtbee In Gladstone.
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GRAIN AND cOrro> E,cmiNGF.

GRAIN AND COTTON EktitANGf.
RICHMOND, June l6, 1858.
oFEERIHGS.
WHEAT 900 bushels.
CoRS.-Whlte, 3,5gs bushels. Mixed,
. g3s bushels.
OATs.-2 500 bushels.
MIAL.-7O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORS.--White. 6lG bushes very gOOi on
lr.Vate terms Mixed, 1873 bushels good To
prime al a. 10 Ale.
OAI~.-MiKed, 375 bushels very good On
private terms
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81 90. lard, s.. 7oass.7s. Bulk.tneats very
6nl, and easy: boxed lots, long clear.
ss'ss: short ribs. Sc. es; clear. 1850. Bacon
about steady; long clear, se.o5; s1ortbps'
90 40; clear. se.zsas6.5o.
uHIcA80.
CHICAGO. June is.--Flour weaker. Whsat
active and lower: June. 7isfisc.; Ju'y,
72La7s.e. August 7sHs7itc. Cora wsAs-
"a IS Isasssc.: August, sssse,sc oats
dnll and lower; cash. 27.e; June. TO-
July 27Ia27se.; August. 25sss2sc. Ness
pork clOssd steady cash, ss.0Issss 3d. ssyf
ssGoass. s7s; August ss.61sass Il1 ~,
August. sG.i2,sats.l7S short-rib sides
steady: cash. s3.4Oas5.45. Boxed meats
steady: dry -salted shoulders stsSatf.gv.
short clear, 81 soass.s5. Whiskey steady
a. fila. sugar unchanged.
REvISw OF THE CHICAGO sARKEr.
CHICAGO. June ie.--Tbe record In low
prices for wheat was broken again to-day.
Tho price for jay declined 10 ~ C.. whiie
cash vas quoted a. one tine az Tic. within
lac. % The lowest price current on the Chi-
cago market but once previous IN 70 years.
Reports % rain thrOughout the NOrthy est
relieving many dlsiflcis from impending
drought had a bTarish eiiect upon the mar
bet. and cables nailed % give any encourage
IneDt Despite low prices no large amounts
81 wheat appeared to cone on the market.
TIE starting point for July was 1877, from
which 10 fcll OF quite steadily TO a. C.. rail-
lied near the G. pss 10 T2,.c. on q report Of
considerable wheat being taken Tor export
az New \ ork. In the afternoon there was
a rally 10 T3c closing q shade easier in the
latest trading. Corn ruled weaker on The
improved crop prospects, prices declining
$40. and closing &c lower inan yosier-
DAY. A Gull and heavy feeling peryadei the
ca market. causing q furiher decline OF
Lake. Provisions were easy early aud "a
shade lower bat rallied end Closed steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, June i6.--1r,ln weak.
" heal-No. red. 7a3<c. Corn uDc hanged.
oats aud prov isiOns dun and Unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WILsIrSTos. ". e., June Is. -rufpentine
firm al 29c. Resin nTm: strained. 7tc.,
good, soc. Tar nfm at ~ IS, Crude turpen-
tino FIRM hard. 7oc.; yeilow.iip, cleo;
COTTON NARKErs.
NORFOLK. VA. June ie.-Cotton DUN;
mddinR, &c, Net rcce' pts $40 bales
gluess receipts. h79 bales stock. 9737
bales: sales. 200 tales ; eX ports coast wise.
zoo bales % Great Britain - bales, TO
WILNINGroS, Y. C. June iG.-Coiton
quiet; middling sc. Nel receipta bales:
groSs rcce pts bales: sales. --- bales !.
stock, s73 tales exports -coasiwlse, -
bslee: 10 The Continent. ---- bales.
SAVANNAH. GA. June l6.-COttop dun:
miidl'ng, sl1-l6c. Set receipts. So
bales: gross raceip,s az bales. sales rs
bales: stock, 265 haies; exports coast
wise 1907 bales TO the Continent, -
bales; tO Great Britain, ----- balesi 10
France, ---- bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga. June l2.-Cotton quiet:
middling. So shipments, bales: sales,
~ bales.
CHARIFs1oS, 8. c.. June l6.-Cotton
eplet. mlidllng, sc. Net receipts, )
bales; grOss receipts. bales sales, 20
bales: stock. o21 tales; exports-te Great
Britain. -- bales: to the Continent, -
bales: cOastwisa. 2 073 bales. 10 France. -
hales.
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mARINE INTEI.LiGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuNE 10. 1856.

PORT OF RICHMOND. june Is. 1855.
ARRIVED.
schooner Daniel Brown. curtis. New York,
fertilizer Al son * Addison.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, New
York. coal =. III. bawes.
-chooier Annie AiUslie. McAndrews.
H. tlacelpria, coal, >. IA. lLawes
schooner Richarf Peterson, Kendall,
Philadelphia coal, Charles n. fag,.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. neyO. Norfolk. United
states mall. merchant Sc and passengers.
T.. IS. Istum, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT'S NEWS, JUNE iorn.
iBy telegraph
ARRIVED,
steamship Richmond. BoaE. New York,
and "a Bed Tor West Point
schooner william +. Lee. Jeiieries. Nor-
for
Brig Harry stewart. Whitmore.
SAILED.
Schooner James Wap'es Ponder, QuillAn,
New Ork. with corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
BsiriWORI:.

BALTIMORE. June 16.-Nirgnia 6s. pas
due coupons, Ga new 3's. 50. North caro-
Ina SIS, Old. ll91S. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

COTTON hEPOBr,

We qao:o: Fine. s25ost2.75; supcrhns.
$3af5.Z1; extra, s3.5oaS3.71; family. ga
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bALTINOaE.

BALTIMORE. MD, June l5.--flOur steady
and quiet: Howard. street and western su-
pcrfine, 81. 5OaS3. do. extra. s3.lOa33. - 10.
family, SsA2i.73: city Mills superiine. =. 5oa
50: do. extra, s3.25as4 80. 40 brands
s{e0aS4 81 : PstapscO family. s5.I3t do. su-
peflaIye patent, $50. "ueat-oOutLrgu
quiet and steady: western lower, closing
dun: southern red. s2tslc.. -ogttern sli-
Der s5as &c No 2 western Hiutes .cd, SPOT.
5Oa6OLc. July, eOaslc. August. ela7l'tc.;
septeE nber. sec. asked. COTn-SoItuern
quiet and steady, western easier aDd dun;
southern white, f3a4jc. southern yellow.
42a4sc western mixed SPOT. 43si3 e.
June. 4z%c. bid July. 33.ai5h-c.. August
44iLc. bid; steamer. $40. DID. ffesn. Oats
steady With WOns inquiry, southern, 5ja
SIC. western white 35A31c.: western mix.
ed, S9a34c Pennsylvania, 35a37c. Rye
quiet al t0a6ec Has easy and iul; prime
10 choice western. s9a5lEjO. PROVISIONS
FINER and IN Instances higher. Aass PORK,
siOasll BuIk- meats-SEou.t trs aud e., ar
nh sides. packed. Sj.75 and Sd p. BacOI-
Shoulders. s6.5Oas7: r,sar-rto sides ~
hams. Jll 5CasI2. isri-- Erhued, 7f;. But
terfirm; western, packed, loal Sc; creamery,
l5aIgc. Eggs higher AZ 1 3s2 i4c. Petro!eu q
higher: refined. lac. Coffee crner, no
eargoes. ordinary 20 far s'saStsc. sugar
steady; a sol,, I, g.. copper-rrnned castor
with better demand al esalOe. whisky
QUIET az Sl.lSaSl.ZO. EIe.sItS 70 Liverpool
u.r HIeamer quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
House Of Representatives.

MIR. Morrison, from the Committee on
Wsys and Neans. reported back adversely
The resolution catfed by Mr.. Gio;yenOr, oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Renominatsd for Congress.

lNDIANAPoLIs, ISD., June To- William -
Holman wos reEominated for Congress To-
cay.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK mARKEr.

NEW YORK. June f6.-Chicsgoans were
buyers and Londoners sellers at the stock
Exchange TO day. The opening this morntns
was comparatively steady, the first prices
being generally within = 20 \ Of last eve-
pirg. Reading, however, was mp y while
Northwest and New York Central were each
down T. There was some little hesitancy In
the nrst few minutes. and many stocks de-
clined slight fractions from the opening:
hut these were almost without exception
the lowest Of the day. The market soon
gathered strength and activity, and prices
rose almost without break until J.. ".
There was then a slight decline, but the
market closed firm at or near the best
figures OF the day. Jersey Central, now
ever. IN lower: Erie lower; Omsna pre-
fsred shows an advance OF 81; oregon
Navigation IL; Northwest, Hooking VAL
ley. Missouri Pacific. and Union racine
each II, Omsha common /. and the re-
maindtr of the list functional amounts.
The feeling IN the street tonight Is upiNer-
sally in isvor.of higher prices. sales, Sol'OOO
shares.
Nocr,.- Stocks quiet and steady. Money
lba2k per cent. EXchan9e--Long, <soh,
short, 4seH. Governments neglected.
Ee1na0.-Exchange, 4s654. Money ian
per cent. Sub-1Teasury oelsnces-GOln
si2e.Iqi 900: currency, sig.7l3.ooo. Gov
etnmenis dull: per cents. 1876; pei
cents lO2 bid. State bonds steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, June i6.-The market Is DUH
TO lay auduo sales reported. The factories
are receiving good orders from the East. but
are running reduced forces Prime, ta4sc.:
fancy. ilsc.: common. lSa21c.; factory
hand. pl ckei. baic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
sOtgr ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN NACATTON-IN
' IHECLEkh > OFFICE or THE CIR
GU n COURT or CUMBERLAND COUN-
TG NAY 7. 1895;
susan Shields. VINO sues ~ Joseph Mason.
her next friend. ........... .lfalntin.
against
Preston Shields .......... .......... Defendant,
~ CtIANCEHY.
The object - th.ssu.t 10 "a obtain q IL
X0iCc nom the bonds ~ uatrmOny.
Aud affidavit having been made aud flled
that me sai defendant Is not resiien, ~
this state. o. + ordered that ns appear here
within Oue month after due publication OF
tu's order and DO what 10 necessary Ia pro-
fect hls interest IA tl.s su.t.
A Cory Iesic:
JOHN A. BOOKER. Clerk.
joins o. EETNOI.p,. p. a. Je l7-rhig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
"CONMONWE Attn OF VIRGINIA, }
GOYEENOK'a OFFICE, ;
Dt.fpt.Nr " Inn, IA


"Tbo statements OF DR.. Mcthcsncy are
falsC-yiZ., that an tN-Confedcrate general
led the military in the procession Ia Con
fcGcra;c uniform, as Wei a. his staten nj
that Lieutenant-GeHeral sheridan, IN blue.
was placed In an inferior position, ana tha'
tie military vas nar> hailed 10y man IN ;Ao
color ~ ashCs. JI.t after reading ms A.
surd sentences comparing the color Ji -rt'
10 asr.s, etc. read in another paper -.
tho act.on OF some Federal soldiers H.
Na'ertown. y. Y, who had received pen
sion, uudcrihc law. Of the United states.
hut who not requiring them, taG
sent them TO some Confederate soldier,
residing in this state because they thought
their necessities greater. Which i doing
the most good FOR The promotion 81 re-
stored Union % coClual Stltc~-,he mar
row-mindod, olood-thir,ty preacher, VINO
has probably never >ucIlCd SuDpoWder, or
're cX-Uniou soldier who stopped dgA.n.
- hen the war was over: l can only pity
The man Who remains bell,grrcut >o long,
md express Tie hope That alter death h,
ashes usJ be q, uCacc.
Every respectfully yours,
"FiIZW an LEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
CINCINNATI

CrNCIyFATr, June ld.-Floar steady.
"A neat quiet; No. red. sec. Corn iull: No.
mixed. s4.c. oats dun; No. mixed. 1910.
Pork duiet at 80 so. Lard dull At 1918.
Bulk-ineats and bacon qliet aud un-
changed. Whiskey steady atsl.iO. sugar
stead and unchanged. Hogs steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

yUNnIrUsE, CARPETS. srovrs, 70

Z ATEST STYLES --LOWESr6
lIpRiCTS.- MAHOGANY. WALNUT, ~
CHERRY. ASH. and MAPLE CHAN-ftJ
EEE SUITS. A great variety Of PARi.DH
- us. Cal at orr Warcruoms Governor
street, and examine our immense stock.
lem 8 accommodating.
fe3-3in HARDWOOD & SOY
4 WORD TO TIE WISE lSA
"A sUFfIClEST.-SOW 10 the time -
10 buy tUKSIrCRE, a. n viii ASSURED fEI
IS advance % the next thirty days and par
lies contemplating purchasing should not
wait out should avail themselves ~ ino
GEpOrtuuity nov offered. sly stock 10 larsB
ANA Dr.crs Tow. II Viii 10 ~ yOur intsreat
10 call aid sae my stock.
!. GATHElGHr's SON,
my s-3m No IS Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
a Pretty Plain letter from Governor
Lee.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch

IT. LOUIS, June Lion decOration-dav
Rev. :. McCheNncy, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Topeka, Kan, delivered an sd
dress in which he used the following Ian
guaSc: al viii not attempt to conceal or
describe my emotions when | learned that
on the tth ~ March, Last year, At the time
~ the Inauguration ccrcmouic, at WASH
ington, an X.Confcderaic general, F,lzhush
Ice, led rat military procession in Con-
fcdcIate uniform, with the gallant sheridan
relogatcd 10 an inferior position In that
line" The address attracted cOu,iderlbi %
attention at The time, ana met General bees
eyes, for Yesterday the secretary Of tn
Democratic State Committee received thc
following letter from him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
NEW YORK COTTON FuruRn8.

NEw YORK., June l6.-Cotton-gro~s re-
crlpts. 1887 bales. Futunes closed quiet
and steady. sales, $4,000 bales: June,
a905: July. s9.ll. August, s9.29; beptem.
Ter 1921; October and December, ss.9s:
November. sos: January. 5000 Februa-
". sg.l4: MRrch. s9.2L. Aprl. S9.9l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

Sl1AE.
DEFINED SUGARS.
Ia
600 barrels
GHAEULATED.
CIT LOAF.
POWDERED.
WHITE d" A."
t-sss utanGs from Hiveueyegs Esiiuvfy
Tor sale by
DAVENPORT s NORRIS.
Lee g-iNti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-09-03
Grferrei1.

Sn Qemberg iin6 tiirsli3 swei
beutf6e Sdngerinnen ais 9aremswGdre
pertnuit poroen. Die Qem6erger 3eis
tungsir bsri5ten, ta6 buieIbit Der 9anz
beisnaun 4aron Yuber unb befeu Jrdu
uerbnftet wurben, neil lie 3usi iun9e
beutlde Sdnserinnen, bic nit elmer
@bantans@ eleal9uft ra9 2emberg ses
tommen MAJ ell unb i'm Yuber'i9en 0auie
pubnten, in eiuen 9arem mad Sombap
uertauft babsn. Jir iebes StId
r8nare~ et bieIten fe 40 RubsI. 9tn@s
benz bieIeS 9ei9dft in Obsha, no Der
Mdb9enbauhel poroem bIibte, 9Ii6Ii9
auSgercttet lit, i9sint hafeIbe, pie Die
3eituneen bieiem Beri5t 3nfigen, MIN
in 2ember9 enporSubliben.
Sf5I. am 81. SuIi bubeu bic Sorts
meririf9Ier bier wabre @iutsrfreuterl
genofen. Bel benz rei6Ii9 sefaLiensu
Sdnee tonnten lie i'm 6reisu uebur9en
aniteuen i'm S9ueebauenuerfsn uno bann
in Der Wirtbsftube bic toIten 6iube an
gebei;teu Diem udrmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-09-03
S9meia.

Germ. Sn gris Iebt Elm eBrenfeitsr
QanbDirtb uno S6ubma6ermeiiter, Der
nit fetnsr 6rau IL Sinber er3ogen bot.
Sieben ibrer S6bns seb6rsn Der eibses
u5ifti6en 4rmee on uno Der a6te wir6
uddften 9erbft 3ur Retrutenausbe6uug
sinrii6en. Die Wuffen uub Ausriituugss
eeoenitdnhe Der fsben Webrmdnuer bill:
ben elm tIsiues Seusbaus.
8afeI. 9lm 30. D. Wts., Mbenbs
0 llbr, wur6e in Der Ndbe pom QieitaI
elm 2uftbalou aufgefunben. Der, Iaut
eiusm i3etteI, am 9lei6en a6snb I'M .
u6r 35 Winuteu in Se,anne, elmer etrTa
swan,is Stunben 6erudris Baris 9eIez
genen Sta6t. ouf9eIafen morben mar,
Iomit bic betrd9tIide Stre6s pom etua
80 xStunbsn" in 81 Stuubsu suridses
Isst bate.
3Irid. Der GentraIuoritan6 Der
IdweiBerii9en G5ierIduspereiue erIudt
in elmer gin9abe bas eiogen6iilde Oes
partement bes Snneru, betreffenb has
S969tsu, bic u6tbiaen S9ritte gu
tbun, bGmit in Der %eeiammtsn S9pei;
bas G0Sten RET S9Iadttbisre in ben
6fentli6en S1Ia9tbduisrn unb ben
Observation-Disclosures obns poredneiee Be-
tdubune Der Sbiere bur9 S6Id9 ober
S6uB usrboten weroe.
2%nEenbnrg.
Quremburs. Ser @emeinbsratb
Der Stnbt 2urem6urs bat bic peraus=
gable Summe uon 2l5O 5r. our 9ers
itsIIuns ber Stabttburmubr ssuebmist,
fowie ebenio $50 Sr. sur 3%eparaiur hes
9lodenfpieIs, weI3e aber ednsIi9 mfg
lansen, 10 baB bas Spiel bsute gar ni9t
mebr sebt. Der Or. 8irsermeifter
meinte, IS fet uubefreitbar, bag bic
Nui6affuns zines neueu @IodenipieIes,
weI9es elm paar Eaufenb 6r. toitet,
notbuen6iq fei. Die Moiait rnternebz
mer Beuarin gu 8rifel batten fur bic
&effaurirune bes StanbbiIbes Der Yrins
seiiin Der Hieoerlanhe cine &e6nune
ucn 9ss 6r. uorssIest, wel9e ~seuebmist
wdr6.
G5terna5. Seit einieen 9nsen
if man beI9dftist, bic Orobtlsitunesn
5ur eIeFtrif1en 8eIeu3tuue bur9 bic
Straeen Der Gtabt berSuffeueu. Sies
feIben befteben in feds observation-disclosures
fenben eaIDanifrten 9rdbten, meI9e
anf roIenben SIoIatoren ruben. .Su
nd9ffer Seit ioIen bic Wafdinen anIans
gen unb lit Nun pouauf an Der Arbeit,
Bic 9otaIe sur Aufnabue berieIben in
Stanb gu fesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-09-03
&beiupfaI;.

9irtbeim. CUR 6ertisiteuuns Der
&sparaturen on Der Rir9e in See6a6
wurbe benz Yrssbpterium aug ben benz
R0nis tur 8erfisuug ftebenben WitteIu
aug benz @epinn Der Win6eu=Aadener
MobiIiar= eusruerf6eruugs sAnlfdIt bic
Sumule pcn 2O5O W. IberDieien.
Gbentobeu. Sin Der bieiieen
Qdteinf9uIe wirtten i'm perfofenen
SduIiabr 5 Rlafenlebrer unb 8 Ja3s
lebrer =; eiuseI3rie6eu pareU 80 S9Iler.
TrantentbaI. Gin Ianbuirtbs
f9aftIides Bs3irtsfsf nit Ebisri9au,
nebff elmer Gusfteaune Don Ianbwirtbz
f9aftIi9en Yrobuttsn unb @erdtbl9af.
ten, fol- bier a~bsebaItsn werbeu.
6aBIo5. Der @emeinberatb bat
bef9Iofsn, 3uei ueitere S9uluerpeierz
ifenen, cine tatbolii9e unb cine protez
ifantii6e, gu erri9ten.
@Irttsmbers.
Stutteart. Gin ioeben perz
6fentIi5tes tir5Ii5es 9eies pom Is.
Sum- b. g., betreffen6 bic gerIegune
bes 8eformatiousfeitss in Der euaneeIis
I9en 4aubestirde. beitimmt: Nrt. l.
Oas Refsrmationsfeit in Der euanssIis
f4en 2anbestir6e wirb tdnftis, unb
;war ~eritu1oIs i'm Sabre 1887, Gul
Sountds mad benz 80. Ottober sefeisrt.
Art. 3. Der llebersabe bes Aussbursiz
i9en Setsnutnifes wirb aud feruer am
Sountas mad benz "a. Stunt i'm Yrebists
s%ottesbienft feierIi9 seba9t.
ganntatt. Cine Neusrung aui
benz 9ebiete bes eiienbubuweiens bat
foeben cine Brobe ibrer prattif6eu
Dur9fhbrbarteit beffanbeu. gs banbeIt
f9 um bas YrobIem Der ginfibruns
eIettrif3er BeIeu9tuus auf ben @irts
tenbersii@en Giienbabnsn. Der ouf's
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-09-03

SBIeSmla> SnI1eu1.
neutrality-suspicious. fir apeus
rabe, Eubatsfubrifunt Sunesreen. lift
ssltorben. @r ftaub JIM SO. Qsbensiabre
saO mar Der ein5ise r0dne" i'm beuts
l9sn &ei3stage.
Serseborf. Der &rbeiter 0uIff
aus Sanbe i@OB nit etnem finfIdufsen
T%euOluer auf feline eetrennt pou ibnr
asSsnoe gbefrau, weI3e bier BEL einem
9alder bient. Gls er fnb, baB fe niebers
Far3te, lief er in ben Stnu bes WiI9ers,
10 sr f3 fsIbit bur9 etuen S9uB in
zen Sopf tObtIi9 perpun6ete.
Jn RetIinsBufen bat tiraIid
81 Sdnserfeff ftattsefunben; babel bat
gS tolaenbes 3oaturiofum ereiguet:
gtalsr Reimers in 6amburq bate es
SSsrnommen, bic Qotomotiue 6es pon
altoona ab3uIuhenben grtra3nses gu
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-01
Gr0ce cries.

Dried Fruits-Currants. new, 6Rc; Turkish
prunes, new, 4Ac; blackberries. in barrels,
SC; California London layer rasins 81;
Valencia old. re; dried apples. New York
quarters 41zc: dried apples. evaporated, l0%c.
Canned GOods-Per dOZ oysters, 2-To cans
S1.5G0165; peaches, BIB cans, Standards
$l.S5; peaches, 3-fb cans, seconds, $l.40; SAL
mon, l-tb cans, Columbia river. Sl.70; toma-
toes, 3-b cans, standards, Sl.05 gallon apples,
Erie. 50 80.
Cofee-Java, fancy grades, 2402Sc; infer
ior, 2G022c; Rio, washed, Ice; prime, 1870
lac; good, IS12c; fair, 13c.
Teas-Japan, common to fair, 25G30c; SUI
peror to fine, 309i0c; extra fine to finest.
40fJ60c; gunpowder and imperial, common to
fair. 256l35c; superior to fine. 40050c; extra
fine to finest. 60Gg75c; Young Tyson. common
to fair, 22930c; superior TO fine, 355f5c; ex-
ira fine to finest, % i170c; o )long, common to
fair 25@535c; superior to fine, 35950c; extra
fine to finest. 601S0c; English breakfast Sou
chongs and Congoes, common TO fair, 20Q:'0c.
superior to fine, 49, sQ55c; extra fine to finest,
60DS0c.
Sugars-Cut loaf, 67sc; powdered. SEC;
standard graduated, 6l4c; standard A, 51sc;
white extra C, 51@@53sc; yellow extra c, SIC;
yellow c, 45s95c.
Syrup and Molasses-Syrup, No. 6. Csc;
syrup fair, soc; syrup. good, 35; syrup, prime,
42c; molaSses, common, lSc: New Orleans,
common. SIC; New Orleans, fair, 45c; New
Orleans good, 60c.
Cheese-New York factory, 14c; Young
America, 15c.
Beans-Medium hand-picked, 81. Is; Navy
hand-picked, S1.90.
Woodware-Two-hoop pals, $1.25; 3-hoop
pals, ST so: No. l tubs, S5.75; No. tubs,
S4.75: No. 3 tubs, So. IS; washtoards evil
son Singles" SID; washboards. Wilson
Doubles. $2.75.
Spices-Pepper, Singapore zoe; cassia,
China 9Gl2; cassia, Saigon, 4505Oc; pimento
S610c; cloves. Ambogyna, 32935c; Cloves
Zanzibar Csc; nutmegs, No. l, Coo; nutmegs.
No. 2, soc; mace 609I0c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-01
Produce ExchaHge.

The advance in the higher grades Of butter
mentioned few days since is fully MAN.
tanned and prices are very steady ana hrIn
with indications in favor of still further ad-
vance. Cheese is steady. Green STUN qulet
and unchanged. Grapes in fair supply.
Oranges and lemons steady. This is the sea-
son of the year when poultry becomes inter
esting Tue prices given below are the cor
rect prices for which poultry is sclilng III 81.
Paul to-day There is something OF storm
existing accompanied with good deal OF
wind. If it blocks the roads prices will prob
ably Jump up. Dealers IN the country should
not be fooled by men from st. Pau or Mime
apoIis who 90 about Offering from 3 to cents
more per pound than is here offered. This is
done for the purpose of swindilns. lch
prices cannot be obtained in st. Paul Or Min
neapolIs, and are offered and the stock taken
on 80 or 90 days time simply for the purpose
of swindling the people in the country. Inc
men that go around offering these high prices
come here to St Paul and Minneapolis. sell
the stock below market prices mere ana con-
tinue the business as long they can safely
STA here and then leave the country. Tney
are MOI to be relied on and shoulo not De con-
founded with the responsible and reliable
commission houses of these two cli1es- Eggs
are frmer and higher. the can:
Butter-Choice 70 extra creamery, 25G26c;
gilt edge STOCK, 27@2Sc; medium to good,
lS@22c; choice to fine dairy, 20G22c: medium
TO fair. ll013c: roll and print, IzGl6c; fresh
packing stock. rose; gre use butter, 21a4,3c.
Cheese-Young Americas and fancy, 1870
l5c: full cream. l39l31ac.
Onions, ST. per bu.
Minnesota maple sugar. 129l3c; Eastern.
loasIIc: Vermont. I1H@15c in 2s-h cans.
California pears, SOU per poA.
Maple Syrup-Per gal, Slnl.lV.
Honey-Slow at quotations; fine white
lover 1A6Alac: huckwheat, lo1ls~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-01

futures. $4,000 bu spot: No. spring, SS%c;
ungraded spring, SIC; No. HARD, 9@zc; I'M
graded red, S13S7Szc; No. 8 red. S5haGS6Hs &c;
No. 2 red, S71%c elevator; ss14@S9c, sfioat and
delivered; Ne. red. 901ze; No l white,
S715c; No. red, December, Sc Sl6GS7Hc,
closing at $500; January. IS l-l69ssc'
closing at SSHc; February, S9s4 G9o5sc,
closing at $3.50: April, 927sc; MAY, "a Lie
@95c, closing at 94Ac; June, 951sc.
Corn, cash &c higher, closing steady; export
demand light: options opened shade lower.
later advanced 4@3Sc. closing with improve
ment about lost: receipts. 1850 blu; ex-
ports, 1l212S bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures
and 10000 bu spot; ungraded 45@471ac
steamer, 461c elevator; No. 2. 4714c elevator,
iS5s04Sc atioat; No. December, 47947$ac,
closing at471sc; January, 4s2S@iSslc closing
at 4S3sc; February, 4924G49szc, closing at
1890; Ma. 5IM95i34c, closing at 5lIc.
Oats shade stronger and more active; re-
ceipts. 67,450 bu; exports, 233 bu: mixed West
ern, 33Gl35c: white Western, 35N4lc. Coffee
aud moderately active; sales. 1880
bags; December, $ll.55; January, $l1.55
@lI.6O; February, Sll.600l1.65; March,
April and May 81 6oMIl.65. Sugar
dull; fair to good refining quoted at
45s0fs4c; refined dull. Molasses dull. Petro-
leum firm: United closed at 7SAc. Tallow
steady at 415c. Rosin, firm 95c&Sl.05. Tur-
pentine quiet at &c. Eggs frmer; demand
fair; receipts, 2.S20 packages; Western,
23ka2+i5. Wool quiet; domestic fleece,
3OG3Sc; pulled 14@35c. Texas, 1925.
Pork dull and weak; cut meats firm: picked
bellies, 65sc; fresh hams S2499c. Lard opened
higher and closed weak. with advance lost;
Western steam spot, 1851; January, 5000
CAS-; February s6.4SQ8.50; March, $6.54g
6.57; May So. IL: city steam. S6.25N. Butter
firm, Western, 12127c. Cheese firm and in
fair demand; Western, 11G12%c.