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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21

HARTFORD, Conn.,, JAM pa petition has
been presented to the General Assembly, by citi-
zens of this city, praying that reparation be
granted to Mrs. Prudence Hilleo formerly Miss
Prudence Crandall) for injuries inflicted upon
her in 1888 by citizens of Canterbury, because
of her persistence in teaching free school for
negro girls. This revives memory Of the early
days of the antislavery movement when Miss
Crandall was insulted and finally arrested and
put in Jail by prominent citizens of Can't erbury.
Her story became celebrated one. She is now
old and DOOR,
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On Fire for Twelve DAYS

New YORK, Jan. 20..-The steamer Crystal
arrived here to- day, from Leith and Dundee,
with fire among the cargo. The captain said
the fire was discovered ten or twelve DAYS ago,
but he haG been unable to smother it until he
had reached this port, when the flames became
almost beyond control. The Crystal anchored
in the harbor, and fire boats were soon alongside
The fire is confined to the main compartment
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man became greatly agitated as the hour for bis
execution drew near. and he was so weak that
he had to be assisted to the seaffold He re-
spoEded feebly TO the prayers of the priest and
was trembling violently when placed under the
gallows. He died almost instantly, his neck boz
ing broken by the fall
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21
Raid of Thieves Near shelbvville.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Jan. 20-While j. Walter FL
lott, an old newspaper man and secretary of the
Central Indiana Poultry Association, was in this
city, at the residence of County Clerk A. j.
Gorgas, who is very i'll, BURGLARS raided the barn
on his farm and stole fine buggy. set of har-
ness worth $45 a lap-robe, and other articles,
worth in all $500. No clew to the thieves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21
Mortal Illness of Gen. RowIe,

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-For the last month Gen.
w. r. Rowley. General Grants old military sec
rotary. has been lying i'll at the residence of his
son-in-law, j. c. Glenat, in this city. He is not
expected to recover, and the physicians give
very little encouragement. Last night he was
very low, bnt it was said at the house there was
no danger of his dying to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21
Gave Their Notes for Bohemian Oats,

Special to Indianapolis JournaE.
WABASH, Jan. 2O.-Christopher Prillman and
Lon Bailey two prominent farmers in the south
ern part of LaGro township, Wabash county,
have given their notes in the sum of 81, 900 for
Bohemian oats. The gentlemen do not read the
papers,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Jan. 20.--The executive
committee of the Central Indiana Poultry Asso-
citation met to-day to take some action in refer
ence to the unliquidated liabilities of the late
poultry show, amounting to 1919 They agreed
80 prorate the premium awards, paying twenty
one cents on the dollar.
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Movements of Queen Victoria.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-The Queen arrived in Lon
don to-day from Windsor Castle She drove
from the railway station to Buckingham Palace
in an open carriage, and received an ovation
along the route. Her Majesty who is in excel
lent health, will open Parliament in person to-
morrow.
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THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


rule were granted the American mails would
probably be diverted TO Ireland, involving loss
to England of many thousands of pounds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21

EVERY day adds to the great amount Of evil
dence as to the curative powers of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. It is unequaed for general debility,
and as a blood purifier, expelling every trace OF
serofula or other impurity. Now is the time to
take il Sold by all druggists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21
Religious MEETINGS at spicelani.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SPICELAND. JAM 20.-About three weeks ago
Rev Mahin began series of meetings at the
M. E. Church here These meetings have grad
ually grown in interest, until the greatest re-
ligious awakening held here for perhaps ten
years is now in progress. Fifty persons have
Joined the church, perhaps fifty have been con-
verified. and many backsliders have been re-
claimed. Rev. Ford and G. M. Moore New Cas-
tie, and Rev. Thomas, Dublin, have helped Rev.
Manin The Quakers have also rendered valu-
able assistance in these meetings. The meetings
will continue for some days yet.
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Russian Military Moycmentg.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Daily Telegraph has
advices stating that the Russian government has
dispatched 16. 600 more troops to Asia Minor, and
that LOCO Russians are crossing the Caspian sea
on their way to the Tekke country.
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II WOULD hereby express my favorable opn-
ion of your goods from benefit derived writes
Rev. Jacob ID. Wyandt, Of Justus, o., in send
ing an order for Athlophoros, after tria! of it
as q remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21

New YORK, JAM 20.-No news has get been
received as to the whereabouts of Mrs Maud
Miller Mackaye, daughter OF the poet Joaquin
Miller, who was said to have left Chicago for
New York on Saturday last.
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Mr.. Actan,s Successor.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-The President sent to
the Senate to-day the name of Chas j. Canda,
of New York, to be assistant treasurer Of the
United States at New York.
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Execution of Murderer shehan.

Cork, Jan. 20-William Shehan. convicted on
the 10Th Of December OF the murder OF his
mother. sister and brother, at Castletown Roche
in 1877. was hanged today The condemned
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Special to the Indianapolis journal
GREENsBURG, Jan. 20.-George E. Brown and
Merit N. Brown, doing business as Brown Bros,
at Horace, village seven miles southwest of
here, made an assignment to Matthew r. Por-
ter to-day. A chattel mortgage for 1854
given to cousin and his uncle, was executed
yesterday. Unsecured creditors to the amount
of about 1000, principally indianapolis and
Cincinnati merchants, will probably receive but
a small per cent of their claims
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A Forged Note.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
WABASH, Jan. 20-A note for $500. signed j.
J. Ullery, payable to John Hall, was presented
at the First National Bank, at North Manches-
ter, in payment of 5000 claim against Joseph
Simonson, held by b. F. Clemans the balance
to go to B. c. Morris, of Warsaw. The note
was pronounced forgery, and Hall, who is o
well-known citizen, will be arrested tomorrow,
charged with the deed. Mr. Ullery is wealthy
farmer living on the border line of Kosciusko
county. He has had no transactions with Hall.
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Steamship News.

BREMEN. Jan. 2o.-Arrived: Rhein, from
New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Arrived Labrador,
from Havre; Wisconsin, from Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
KrRnPEAN rRopuCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL June ~ Proylsions-Bacon- cumberland Cut
33s UG Loug Clear d. 5nJrt Gear MidisA
3u- d.: short Ribs IL. shoulders IS oL Der c~L
Beei-OJs. EItT- Indian Ness Prime Ness As Cd
PyTg-FnIme ess Us II per - Pllne hesa r+stetA
y-s 0d Lard aMencan- JZs frimo " est
So A-ra IN ss 81 II -ls-Isong ut oys- w.
~hOulncrs 81 Butter Cd cw for nncst nItou
states Cheese-A mercah hOice 5,A Od "ne.t-nssa
3D.. He'd inter g. u ~ = w
per ceat4l New Winter "a d NO Sorlns. oAo -.
New o-JeruL - CA4IOinA W % u q
Californian No. - I'd Der CenLaA Nroduco
lIrDeuLc ZOs. A. LOudOL ia ~ pot
REFINED D,CrOlcuna Id- gallon CioVsf Secl-
lAloT--Js. 80 Dsr VI tosl4
-ConlIDon- Pale lis od 1Os ID LInseed Oh. &
IaliOH-flne .nsrcth -Js Sd rims NV.
a. .sirigsrA1od s ;oi. aIni quart
Ol.i. l0fe IuaIt-rs ~ Der n
three days were s'Ooo
cent.s lncluaipg -. 100 celtals AneIlcan
American Ior The JAsL three Gays No'e
o- tOti CeDias -,
LONDON June Z.-PfOduC~-I.n Oil All Is ID I
IA Cscuua ID quarter Idns-co
Cake H. Us. ~ hsnnss feIrO-un - q
OA.u ,JIrIG. furDsaGlas "a SL DER GU
Pale os aha od Provlsons-Lard 5s~ I'd oor W. loe
SUGAR. l5s .tL Tor uos C-ntrii iSAl
poaTlEng Boz. And d - Sd for CUBA AdscovAas Af
rennnx 4dO,~. AUSTRIAN rL0e-SseL IA ". S-oA
Od-i Mutton 400 ID c!sa d. Cocoa lat Jn-Ceyl'a
f26d 10 Cochin 49, IS. =.
ANTWERP. Juno zZ-retro.eum Fine pale Anercan. .
l. ccntme- pad aud 10 francs IS seiesA
BgEkES. June 2A-Pstr oeum-u MARKS AZ pienn!gA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
Ivy srocg MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO June ~ CreReceiDfs for ~ hours 81 head
ota 1873 uesc for same tin- last "-eE
30 no through consI2nments 2 for sale marx
steady with fair demand Common 70 MEDIUM - "a-i 80
Good Shipping s. uVS>5 20 closed quiet
4 C. held
sn,,p-HaceIprs It 900 total Tor w-er
tnus tar time asst weez 10 -'u mead
cOnslgn-d through lu Ol Sncr To New DIX
cnr- ior ceiling steady market
- hours 40 head tpta Tor - et
thus time last week 20 S7E Hon'lrne 81
through Of which 70 New lork ears ior sale
uI.rkrr active an 5q DC higher. Light Pigs a. -
veirhta ;. 4Oa-4 80; selected Medium velghta - %
GA o. Coarse Mixed HEAVY Ends. s. 80 a. 80 All
Offering. taken
At IOu- June 22-Cdr, keceiDts 200 mead 'aiDm@nts
az Marcel active Good CnOlcr Shipping -teerA
Common 10 t~T .JS -
Hutcner 25U<4 20 COWS and HeHers s. 70
an. A. SLocEers Feeders So - o. ~ GfAss o1-As
Roo,-Receipta 1000: .moments. 10000 market active
anu hlgn - 1904 2Ji Packing s. OO9 - 50
SuD-s -.
a. ~ - 0r4 70 ,-.-
kecepls $40 shipments. 100 nrAd m.rSef Lg er
and verv guiei shipping ~ 75Gsj - STOCK ers
AFRO Ieecer, o. at4 Bulls Mixed - 70
as % BuK 10 ass 90 through Texas CaiLe 50 10
50
hoos-Receirus 5000; shipnenua $500 usryst actve
Rougt ano MIXED. -nIoOIaL
s. ,Uos4 weight. "a rs ga 40 sKIps. 81 70
u f3
active ~ - 71s4 3D. Texans, 81 20
81 10. Lambs per head 81 0OdsS 10
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-FNTre hes. =
HiglcSr- Lowest


mI snTs Quit l4e" se 5sfisd T9 RFs'' 9!
in At SPOT iots PUN ea.y al 5 :, Tor c.se o,s
o. Perernln ~ cans - -1G - nse-g Soc - ''~
FOREIGN Flu T>-icm,ns seI'nt better Al . :, a
s. valencia ~ 5oaslO Tor Jamaica Cocoa
nuts sa2asio.
Buyer avor without howev~r any very great pres,e 70
rsa@e hxpor 5@qaE b. amy en to v caDne manly
10 sm~ pare e ioI lmmc ae vans saie' - ,u Dbl. oil
$500 Obis Minnesota HrA at ~ as Tor The
SO 700 Db.-. = INFER - hess - for
Common to Cool ana - 20 . tor Good TO W. Cholce
at y bO.s -nDeIhne. - SOsss ior oprine
IRENE fHS 'D so '' SDs ' city MI Extra :. 3
as o. hItrs ~ AZ - l3as5 %,
Good 70 'ancV Extra ws sraIs al - 49, 80
GOOD 10 C11i5, extra Western. s4o'ef4 10. common
b e~ onmoo F1'r1 iiinne.o, - = %
ses - ~ pa P,5 rye basep E1r 81
Coz - 9,i 20 o 70 vrT oc - 20
inGit. - - soalL America. - 'ossi 20. marsss
favor b. yers limited e1 ort an. Jo6One ualr drm4ad
Far aud - 0sj % ,cr bair TO Cnoice Rf fLoUh
s. loasS 80 for H. ce----..coKN MEAL-5teSiy
Nine at s. - yellow Wes1eIu quoted al y 30 o. IS
GkA!N-wb EA1-MsrSet unsettled Sa.n i9,s were YER
WITHOUT decided chance an trls acty coHng nrm Up
aud "a II and co-ei stead about N best
hioed Produce Erclaigr today by MI A. d. F1ske
Quality fine least two weeks tncaO OF lAst YFi \
for limited Citv Milling business
active IN OBtOu. shippers O0ught
iFOOrp bush. (ly vi % ~ ~ bush sales l-n
2OsOOO bush spot and 20 arrive includ
UngraCe'i Duluth at = qc NO. Hsrd uuluth - -;
Uugradrd Winter fed S0S-c. ed. s4s G-6c- nee
on store. No yankee sc 10 arrive 30
z july. ass 5-ltc.. closing at - &C. 10 Tor
C closing at - &c. DO for september
&c &C. tor October 81 as &c
closing Ll November - y i2c.. closing
do for January. S9l 5c- closing at &c DO ior WAY
GA 81 CLOSING 70 Sc d Tor June. "a A2c-kl r
Dun Western d SO 15tc Canada j9QbOc., state ~
AkLkY- NOminal.--..-B BARLEY MALl-Du!l
soc CORN Market quiet and hrm for ash iots
opene 0ul then defined va &C. theu recovered
and closed me 80 export and very
moderate transactions IN op
sales. 4-s.OOO bush future 3ZO bush SPOT ana u
arrive including Damaged al go ngtadra Mixed al "a
&C. ! elbow. NO Mixed nominal
elevator No Mixed Tor July. 50 4 d4J &C.
40 do for August 4JSsGt hs- closing at
do. September 49, 1i6c closing az 4jc-----
OATS, ash " bte ally. and Mixed 4c lower Options
bush future $4,000 Ousn including No. Mixed
NJ tZ7s DC, No / bOnIDal, No blto
3o - &c, No :. - = f3014c.' 40 nominsl Mixed
Western. $50 White do 81 a. &C.. No Mixed ior
August 3l3.c -..--.FEi Dull 40 N q 2Gb9c.. oJ n
Doc; 100 n 7OG BE- Sharps Od93c Rye
Feed Zoe.
We take following from Walkers Private Daily CIR
culaT dated June 1896
The re eipt- Bombay. ended
NAV Is f--, l.UuUJUI BUSH 'Ol 80 bush the
spending week So and previous week - Ous
agst lJ..57s bush the corresponding week III 1870.
The receipts and exports vi at aud from Cacuta
Kurrachor cOAtIuG' moderate OWING 10 che higher
oce freight thence EufODe
wheat from India from January
o June ). 1856 have Oeen ID bushels Oi 90 70 each
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YorE Tuesday. June 22.-BEEvE s-Rcc eipts
CITY light were con'iane IN NJ ta-tnan clr'
Metzger. - cars 10 ow~rtzch * SUI 6erge ind
carloads to A. .deimuth 40 trade IL Live C-ue re ing
~ Dressed Reef cum at decline .71c per ron
last week. prices Ordinary TO rrime ave sides sod az
a. few choice bringing 'S.a9c Texas and Colorado
WcsIen resed BEE slow at &c for Common 70 Good.
with nttie Prime stock bringing &c
cable ad vices Liverpool I'D
N f ieraor H. jumped up 70 81 ont ei bc
to I'd or snoHt a. ~o e. d. e w no 11 r
eucoura i'm thsna lis date iast ;, ar ,.....,
Beef any with name AZ 2ng as ne TAI o. comet VII
WI open somewhere b-twe-n hundred retail
she The Msrqu, he Mo;es already arrived the
Beef vorr. viii 5000 DE- b sef t tsr
-O0etes and sargea he eeh seParaGry 70 10 5,cep
rvine douoe- vii amid the Of ure-crackers
the ,-vo. o, riery ID honor O the Fonth b,
@ ansrers ~ aef am the Mnre vii carry to the Ber-
,1' t' Kecr 'E re we're head winch at
temlis caves -Sa 81 s{c Fed Calves 90 FAIR to
og,nsd aTm and ngaeI Cit n siy Dressed e
f sd Bup er1uss at &c The market closed
.o To-A Kase u Pennsylvania Veal. n at $50
Judd & BucAngham 10 renn-yl vani' veas l7z n at
iarvey Frs. 90 TuItermik calves l52 n at 3i.c u
Fed DO rs d. l. d.. 700 n at &C Neds l4V D. at
S5HEEP AND LAMBe. Receipts were 10 OF 2.2ae
sif md 5se. stead h about thing sod COM
sold al a &c Urinary u Choee LAMBS Al
q &c aud BEST Jerseys al ~ C.
Tuet At III s Guy fr1in~ orlha-
M A. IA gh A, ghJcr houses Jressei Lambs
sod az II =, and io~ kItra aicasses al - M
Mullen 2. State Lambs D, ID al &c -
do ~ 10 at &c 1871 Pennsy ysnla 30 81 n At 2c Il
lvsnia sheep at 4c. l75 do o. p. at &c 80
CLlls H. at 8 ohio -ne p 100 D. at &c state
Do - n Al &C q do 80 H. Al 81 80 Il do. q q At &c
cru & Pidcock IL Keutucky -heep 10 n. &'.c %
Kentuasy lAnOs q :15 do q so at a,
5O2 he lucky amos. SO n. at NC
f. : K4se l-Jersey Lambs 81 d. al - tOi Jersey
s Ne%o % 3 stS IT, ri Ohio Lambs Sc l. at 5c, -
Yearlnx- ~ . at 80
] sader y Co l5I kentucky Lambs, CO q. al 70; ll6
Kentucky sheep 81 n al &c o.. .. - ~.
HOS Receipts we're 22 OF g. is head-l3 cars AZ
.Oth at Jersey City. None for safe alive Nom
Country Dressed arm CSC medium .nd &c for
IxuE
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JUNE q 1854

g s::.. ..; Sc La ss: t. e e..
- s pork E. ss sG; from 5
;sis sou. sol. rcanes Sex 4 Sos &C. ..
rdu.s OIL ''2 @ssaslpo LivEePooI steam hence
Ca fS%5 II faas
pork s 90 co1 tsSs sssa r 3D. me.aTsnent sor.
i9a ei7s I'D. ..- 30 hDhAuX hence British bark 1900
hence qnon,ion. =: 81 sranuls,SS
l7s Cd; logs, Us Cd taow. l5s sl7s I'd; beet 4s
7.iee for SO centrifugal and ss.qc. for Nolas'e,
So bag do 's Id Rchned quiet culoa sac crushed
SicaeLc- Mould a 6.sj 3. &C. Confectionery, ,, -
SIC. Coaee STANDARD -. Conce on A &c wnnc
Yellow lsa4a.c
OIs n.esd sold moderately at steady prices A%eyi
CSC as TO quaIy rude quiet at = &c ad 'esqy =,
Il d.2c iressed = ia BleaeAed. ~ 20
5'.1 dive = 7sc ia ne a. C. raraGOe 7aIog.
a. to quantity and quality Newfoundland COD A'a'c''
PHovIsIoNS-PORK-Th rather more life 70 the
export fe- strong ieer sales 80 e Io;.
Mess quorec 80 $ asa IS for Old ane sles 10 80 tor
Ssw - and and for ss|i' for Ms, sr,
Inoia 81 ssI Extra Mess bbls- IS Packet 20 %
a. 90 5ocuI MrAIsue wanted Lon @od ,s Pcs A ed
Esss 10 aveT.se S hSd 'rons
ni ans ~ AMI Nm rar IN New YORK c.
the West, Long Clear S. &C., shorr Clear Sc;
many CIV heavy to Light sl.aGc. Pigs ,.e..,.::
LA tD-Ihe MAJ Opene perhaps tiinc 81 e. vu
~eAenei later IN the afternoon and ocitrd I'M lie
eong esrey stedy c-sn IRA ing io e esr DT Steam
SPOT e5oeese tes Juy So. o;5es; eS''nf 80
ties. september a. 80 C. e.osne c,,x Steam
800 october So o4e closing .. C S'H ','a aa
ilnenL a6ose south IN r., L I.s
aug State Creamery lie Pennsylvania Cream
erv al &c. Western. 11al, Lc. state ~ DAIRY
haiihrgIn tubs $50 Welsh tubs J. a &C. " es'en
Limitation Creamery l. i"c.. western Daiy' 40~
" Factory. UGl-c------Ci r. no' - q
sncc OF villa It IsAt demand Ne" stare "a &c.
isr Canada ~ IA sa4c western l. .
lS3c , 80, u..,r
KICl-Ha- sold more freev. Zones ic. Ia &c EaIey
&c Rancoon. 1T pad a. "a 20 do n bond &c ra'h-
SIC s|unet Tor lsrre lots bur oboine trade good ane
prICes nrm Black Pepper. - 10 90 "i.'e w. -
Zoe. Red 5a- nc Nu.megs a c lace ., @Sac. -
emma. 5s4GOc. cloves. 1Oa-I -c.; Uingrr' f~"'H"
sTFAkINt-Dull and nominal City quoted at nc and
TXIr,UW~ tca,iy ana iary active. CITY quoted
at 4. 44as,. sales. lJ,,OuO b. at4s Gi+c ,,
Tampco hrst selection. 4zLadt3~e.. Mataln9fas "a
A. &c. Vera cru 42'2a4 g. ruenos Ayres % &C, ray"
lec; Curacao, -c. ape. oc Madri-. per SAIL y,
Patna, +uc sod more freely at easier picesi
Ito ouIas ic Vera 2jc- Guatemala. SOC entia
Oslura &c. Para. z9c.; Puerto Cabello. - &c -
TOBACCOfOr seed leaf there quite strong anh 1ctSe
market The sa' ncuie: - cases 77l REL ana
&c. i dO: "a IT,. 200 cases 80 otd.e
Havana. lie; 100 cases lN-+ scon IN 90 pIl.
terms lOl cases loo do DO private terms; lov
bales alta. - sOa-i a.. Kentucsv quiet Dui steady
l..3iooi ii ohiIr at lc and Xxx mo 81 Is -sc
ne rnwasned Fleece Al &c DO 40 Nes y orE at "a
Eel WOO u cent hig er ana most oth"r uescr upn az
very At ne great LOn00n auctl n sHir PC's "s
advAncod 10 Ia cent comp red tn he 1st &c ns
liner grades showing the greatest advance lie weston
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During the dsys Of June there an almost ION
tinuOus Ouxout France. Thewheat plant
shot Tue crop present expected
sdraby under average he stock OF old wheat IN franee
g, ~? BAGGING-D Domestic, 50 1850.
HEMP-Mania dul and nOuIn lily 77a7s4c 10 arrive on
the spot ssal. 5-4oG+~c Jute outs dun AZ A4-ioa
Hay AND sTRAw-Quiet. weak and unchanged
Hay Choice Timothy. sOGs- 7c-. No J. Iod &C.
No 2, . q 65c. clover Mixed. 4OGOoc.; Clover - q
h0c.. Shipping. soc. PIare 4Oc. straw Long rye 20
short % oOc. Ost 50 0+Ve' Wheat 20 - oe
LkATHEK- There Is faif ana prices IA 7e
sdes VIZ 27-O 10 ENGLAND 500 TO the on,ihenI I'M
135qc, Heavy 90. ~ nc LleDt seconds. 10 g2oe
wesnts l7al~c Non Aed CaliOrIis zu hTst selection
sa, .eco @sds i Hs middle asAv o. s1fS
Heavy. lsc NoD-Acid Common hide Laht. nIst seiec
Light seconds Middle 90. 49, so Heavy do. 10 .
ls nc; damaged all weights, 16al7c rejects alse Acid
70 2e ,s 40 H..yx DO is es Ds%ased ali weights
80 &c NJ idle Bscks. 3oa3Oisc Mode Backs heavy SOC
seSnai belize oaca as saaao light
Middle II aGls1c; damaged loel7o' Poor damaged ID
FLAG
MoLAssEs-ouiet aaIsc for 300 Boiling stock No
BUSINESS reported to-day. Co.
METAis-i ertidcates nominally si3.asl7 Trans
s.s.. gSni 1T.nssT.Ss
ssued at u 80 Copper steady; eos.ns MN on
Ss Of at ioc5d Chin bar, At %
1ON4y5c trompt and 49, aGI = ~ for Ior-"rd De
spelier nominal 44Vs4 90 Transferable notices 'do
nestle ucd ~ A1oc-
NAVAL sTohEs-splnrs Turpentne rather nrmer. A
change W. quote strained 81 2ssi %. + 10
81 s y 90 d. ~ e s. s.
OCEAN BhEIGhis-L 1eeeainxy dun beria room
wss. eI.r's.i siy hLT Rsnss German Ssfa
15oO bills refined oil on private terms LON DON steam
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARRErA.

LONDON June - -l2sO D m-Untsd states Per
cent I.7, -Four and Haf per bonds Is >
At.nte and Great ost.rn trst Mortgage trustees Sef
tincalra 45s Canadian fac1c % Lie, Sb do SECOND
Ccusols, 9Os Illinois Central. l&2hi Mexican ORDINARY
277s. ri pau Common. sdls Sewiorx central ios -
PennsylvAnia beA% -.
D. sdvices quote Three Per Cent Rentss 81
SO franco 5 tho
LoADos. June "a m-consois loi zig ior MONEY
and . the Atlantic and Great Vest m
FIRST Mortgage Trustees Cerncates 49, Erie second
Consols sor Illinois Centra l+Zt4 Mexican Ordinary.
2s. St Pau common. W. NewYorS Central lo5ti
teading. l3S
exchange on London Al 40 nAhcs
20 continues FOR checkA
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Biiumnous quiet 80 - 20 free on board a. me lower
ports IS 20 and SO 80 Boston for the best
CHICORY-G Ground. s.. aSisc-
COOPEEAGE SrOCk-luil and geuerallv uuch tngod
Coz OA-Cuiet unchanged Guayaqu!, "a a "a &c;
MaTacaiOo, g. q % oc Curacao IL H20c-
C RDAGE-ln far demand and steady The anna OASIS
Is l3c. and the sisa &C.
COFFhE-Brsk grades duh Far RIO cargoes
being quoted Al o. Contracts weak NJ decne OF
steady fur her reduction OF
O. IU points = follows June. 10 49, JulY, I''D
100 August 10 100 september. 30 100 October
75Od7.55 November. $50 7.5j December. 10. DO
sales 70 so bags Mild AIDES steady. SAFES $40 0a's
Blu a 4 $40 bags Onata
COTrON--uot Cotton was moderately active but the
prices not cha ged from prcvlOu 1re SAFES 80
export and $40 consumption Port receipts to DAY Is ,
bales b.~3u bales this cay last week sDu
20 bales Tor the corresponding dav last year
OuorauOns American Standard cassh'i non
As