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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
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Ninety-two thousand paupers was TIN

Ninety-two thousand paupers was the
London census for September. -
A real, live princess keeps millinery
store id Fifth avenue, New York. RI
The new lord mayor of London is a
fan maker named Whitehead.
A cigar dealer in Mannheim, Pa, has q
rooster which can unite shoestrings.
The Prince of Wales has been learn
ing Magyar, and recently made brief
speech in that tongue.
Queen Victoria will be presented with
a dress of black silk pillow lace by the
ladies' of the Maltese nobility.
/. a report comes from Los Angeles, Cal !,
OF the discovery of an ancient temple on
San Cleminto Island, just off the coast.
Attendance in the English churches is
said 70 be excellent. The dissenting
churches make a rather poor showing Ia
comparison. = h9i
The king 81, Portugal. who TRANSLATED
Hamlet" into Portuguese some, yeais
age, has just published a atranslatiQn Of
'sIise Merchant of Venice al s-ata -
Anew religious order has been started
by a man named May, called the
brotherhood of the SUM- It rests upon
1.-THE fundamental truth that underlies all
religious systepns." = 49, -
The Chinese government has refused
an English, firm permission 10 set UP cot
ton cleaning machinery in that country.
The decision ia made that foreigpes have
no right to start manufactOries on Chi
nese soil. seq
Says foreign correspondent 1.-THE
crown prince Of Germany is dear little
fellow six years old, with fair skin, hair
and coloring generally, and full of life
and Intelligence" aom t
The Russian government has granted
an annual subsidy of Ill, 900 rubles to a
private firm who contract to run line
of steamers between the Russian Pacific
ports and Corea. Japan and China, the
vessels in time of war to be at the dis
pOsal of the government. -.
The late Prince Schwarzenberg, whose
landed estates were Sc enormous as to be
called the Schwarzenberg empire, left a
fortune of $50, 10000 from which a
sum of $400 was bequeathed to the poor
of Vienna. That was his sole charitable
beGuest.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01

A queer sight at up town elevated sta
tions carly on rainy evenings is a row of
children with gossamers and umbrellas
standing along the platform waiting
patiently as the trains come from down
town. They. have been sent. out to meet
papa coming home from the office, or
mamma returning from shopping, with
the umbrellas, ovcrshoes, and other pro-
visions against the wet that were not
taken along in the morning, because it
didn't look like rain. Sometimes they
play about the station rs they wait, but
usually they stand a silent row of solemn
little figures, with ranks diminishing one
by one as the expected parent arrives,
until the last is gone.--New York Sun.
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Crossing tho Atlantic tjcenu.

/ One lIundreds years ago, our fathers
were content to hear from Europe once
in two or three months-that was better
than the six months Of their fathers. 1t
took at least a month to cross tho At
laritic. The early steamers reduced this
time to thpee weeks. This was considered
speed. The Great Western brought the
passage down to fourteen days, which
was miracle. In 1850 the Britannia
reduced time to twelve days; then in
1870 the White Star line crossed in nine
days. 1t was but a nine days wonder.
The Alaska cut tho record to seven days
and then the Oregon to six days and @
half, and the Umbria is quarter of Q
day better yet. The ideal time seems tc
be five days. Probably that will be abou,
the maximum and soon attained. Their
the balloon Globe Democrat.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
Bacteris in SnuH.

A. Berlin physician, DR.. Ernest
Flotliow, was consulted by patient
who was troubled by severe headaches.
The physicians inquiries revealed the
fact that the patient had been given to
an immoderate use of snuff. The snuff
box was produced, and a microscopic in.
vestigation showed THAT it was swarming
with bacteria, which appeared in the
form of q fine whiti-h powder. These
parasites, it is stated, bore into the walls
Of the nasal, cavity, where they multi,iy
rapidly and finally find their way to tie
brain. Chicago Times.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01

If you are troubled with too much
blood in the head, the best thing you can
do for a simple remedy is 10 take tho
twisting movements OF tho trunk ct tho
waist. Keep the feet firm, tarn tho
trunk as far as possible to the right till
you face right-four times; the same TO
the left; then alternate the movements.
Next, bend the body strongly and slowly
t. the right, from the waist, then to tho
L.t. Again bend forv'crd as strongly
rs possible. from the waist, then slightly
L;.ca, It iirst, increasing On tic back.
movement l:.tt:., nS ycr s.c ;5,c. c.-Mary
L. Allen IL Nou,h'S Companion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
WHISTLES OF the GOATS.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
Widows School in India.

Pundita Ramabal, the high caste Hin
Idoo woman who has been soliciting funds
. IN this country for the establishment of
school in India for widows, has re-
turned to her native country with $50,-
600. She obtained more money in San
Francisco than any where else.-Ncw
York World
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01

A man was digging hole in field
adjoining Trinity church, Margate, Eng
land, when his pickax suddenly pene-
trated a cavity and fell from his hand.
He just managed to move before the
earth gave way and. exhibited large
subterraneouSrhamber about twelve feet
in height. y was found to contain a
number of human and other remains,
and there was also long underground
passage, probably connecting the cham
ber with the sea shore. Within a hum
drcd yards of the spot there are some
very remarkable smugglers' caves, and
Athere is little doubt that the present dis
covery is of an obscure portion of this
retreat New York Sun.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
In Love with a Statue,

Eugene Bloc, IA years of age, recently
committed suicide in Paris on account Of
unreciprocated affection. He fell in love
with plaster cast Of. Venus in his fathers
house, and would stand gazing at it for
hours. The boy neglected his studies,
and his father grew angry and broke the
statue into pieces. Eugene went to his
room, twisted a sheet around his neck
and stranglcd himself Now York Sun.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01

American Cities Need Great Galleries of
Paintings-3Ion of Wealth Should Build
In the Place of Their Residence Thrones
for American Art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Cotton steady. Middne at lohc
nne So 509s2 So Extr, IS O083 S. Family 81 10
0l5O CITY Mills Supernne 81 Extra 25 u.s.
do RIO Brands 81 5000 o. Patapsco Family So u.s. SUI
perlatve Patent SIS g. Wheat Southern dull Fultz
81 1890; Longberry $4,000 Western easier. No. q
Winter Red spot at 5ic do June SIC do July
at s37s DO August at S4Tc do September at S54c
Corn-southcrn higher demand good White 81 81 &c:
Yellow b705Se. Western duh aud steady. Mtxei spot at
81 &c June 53h6532c July 63l9c. oats steady and
firm. Southern al 40 40; Western White ut 42hs 40
Western Mixed at s0d4lc; Pennsylvania at 4Ue43c.
Rye quiet 65 csc for Prime Hay quiet and Prime TO
Choice Western $l1 o. Provisions quiet and steady;
Mess Pork Sl6 90 Bulk meats Shoulders loose csc Clear
RID sides packed sac 8acon-shoaiers sac Clear RID
sides S'ac Hams l24Sl3lgc Lard refined at 9sc But
ter urn Western packet at loe iec Creamerv iss zoe
&c coies steady Rio oargoe: fair at l5e sugar
whskey quiet at 81 26esl %. Erelghts to Liverpool
Grain at ID Recepts-FIour 5.00U bbls. Wheat LOO
bush. Corr 1900 Dasn Oats l,C00 bush. Shipments
Flour 1000 bbs Corn $4,000 bush saes-whoat 800 900
bush. Corn $4,000 bush
BOSTON. Juno !s-Four continued dull Corn very
s2 Q43sc Shorts dull and unchanged Provisions steady
quiet Pork firm. Lard At sis19Lc Hams at III. d
l2ac Beef steady. Butter qnet; Norhern Creamery
Gle; Western Extra Creamery nc 200. Cheese quiet
and easy; Best Northern Sa6s2ic; gool lots saS
Eggs firm Eastern Extras II l3c; Western Extras lie.
Receipts for the weekFour 2UO0 bbs ami 10000 sacks
Corn 165 900 bush Oats 100000 bush Shorts SIS tons
CHICAGO. juno 2s.-rhe LEADING futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

State bonds were neglected, with small sales of
Tennessee settlement IS at 20 "a. or city bank
stocks Chemical sold ~ at $500.
RAILROAD bonds were only mo lerately dealt in
nj the Stock Exchange, because Of small offerings.
Erie second 6s were firm at o. Rock Island 5s
Welded TO lO7 5-S. Missouri Kansas and Texas
issues were active and higher; the IS at 4l-2a
"a and the Is at 81 International and Great
Northern Is sold ut 65a66 Richmond and West
Point Trust 6s rose to 90 Richmond and Ale
ohany first receipts were easier at Sc i-2a56. Ref
erencc is made to our full detailed report of bond
sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold l2,800l
ar "a 5-sa36a35 l-2 Chesapeake and Ohio first
preferred. third assessment paid 100. at IL,
and common, third assessment paid 400, at s ID
Florida Railway and Navigation consol gold bonds
$50 OOO) at 20, Philadelphia and Reading 100000
at 80 i-SaS9, Utah Central first Is Isl 600 at
90. and Mount Desert Land 100000 at So 25a
So l2 1-2a33 81 1-2a33 25
Montv ruled at l l-2 per cent and closed 40
laI l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, ssl,496,5s4; balances,
The Snb-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s427,486 It's net gain on balance was
81 zoe, 504, made up by gains Of s9os,lS6 coin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Ycrh Thursily, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ware 23 ears OF 1868 heat2l o0thst and car,
Mt Jersey City The 81 00,hsL were for Mr.
Eastman and the jersey City for the mar
kct No trading In Beeves Feel ng ste dy. Dressed
10 Prime Native sides selling at I2d9c Inferior d
Az 1.aasc, Texas Beef az l-2aoc.
Latest private cable advces received quite kelrigerae1
Reef duh at 3 7-sd seant 34c per N.
MILCU CowS.-Receipti for tho week thus far lor
bead Trade has been dull with decline OF about az
per head last report ID alers give s3e TO $50 "a
the Fargo for Oriifary 70 Coed.
CAl.VES-ReceIp.s, 1870 head. nearly all 60.h.s
with about GOO left over from yeztelday Market dull
and unehaneei with demand for Butlermilks About
! 100 heat unsod. Entcrmks scld at 1-4d3c. an
Cool 10 Choice Vcsls at 5e6c small bunch OF Prime
do sold at @ 1-2e per n.
The demand for Dressed Calves was ttiae nrmer with
no change In prices City Dressed veas selling az "a
oc Country Dressed az 1-4a6e, and Dressed Butter
mlks at Base.
sales-IalIenbeck Hoills: 100 Duttermlk Calves La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

Not $685. G2S O79 1887 Inc 81 07s so3
The foreign exchanges were dull and elsier with
out changes in quotations, which were for bust
ness follows: Bankers bills, 81 81 and "a SO l2
for long and short sterling respectively: BIS ga
and Sic rs for francs 95 So and 95 rs for
reichmarks: 40 IA and 40 1-2 for guilders
The governors of the Bank OF England, at their
weekly meeting to-day. made no change in its rate
for discount and it remains at IL per cent
During the week the bank gained f5ll, 900 and
the proportion Of its reserve to its liabilities was
raised from AZ. 70 to 1925 per cent, against re-
duction from ASP TO 43 per cent in the same
week of last year. when its rate for discount was
2 per cent. To-day the bank gained $4,000
bullion on balance The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows gain of 925, 900 frame.
gold and gain of 4,325,000 francs
silver, At the London Stock Exchange,
British consols were easier at 90 IL 6
for money. and 90 1-2 for account. The
rate for discount in the open market is lisa
IA per cent against the bank rate of 2 1-2 per
cent. American railways opened lower " on
ipulatng orders from New York" but re-
covered, ruled and closed strong At Paris, French
per cents rose to 80. II 12 and sight exchange
on London easier at 25.26 1-2 francs for sight
sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

average ct 90 e5 per 100 NJ 1oi do 40 ~ Of q 81 10
do. 147 ~ ct % so; II do 175 ~ at 3 90 a., =,
Lee; % Mixed do, 1854 ~ at 34c; 81 Veais 1913 ~
at i,2c 80 do 1874 n at &c II DO 15S NJ q, i-no :,
&c; 1877 veals. $50 n. 1-2c -
Eye & Otis: 3s veas 159 n at 1.2c; d. 1873
N. at &c.
Walsh, Kirby Co.: Buttermlik Calves. o12 N,
at 34c; do. 1875 N. at &c. 112 yeals 10 ~ az &c.
Eyeritt & Pdcoek: 70 ButtermiIk Calves. 100 10. o.
Sc per 10.
d. Harrington: 1913 yeals 15s A. at 1-2c per N.
JUDI q buckingham: II Mixed Calves 16i 10. ~
3 3fc; AZ Veals. 1873 n, at &c.
Newton Gillett: 90 ve9is 142 n at &c per N.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts % ears OF o.64!
head-lo cars at Jersey City at 6oth-s and
10 ears were held over from yesterday. Demand was
active and market firm sheep and lambs and tho
latter advanced 1-4a1-2c per n
Poor to Choice Sheep sold at 4s5 14c; one carload
Ordinary to Good Lambs sold at car 1.4c; Primo DO
oe97 SIC, Including carload Of virginans at the
Dressed Lambs unchanged at 9aIsc.
saies-J NJ Pidcock: IS Virginia Sheep Of 70 aver.
DO 80 ~ at IS; 1874 do 90 n at s5 81 1-2; oi1 West
Virginia Lambs 60 12 n, 81 IS; 24o Virginia DO So
ID at SO %; 300 DO 81 ~ at 81 25; POI do. 70 N. at
~ 20; IL sCulls, SO n, at SO.
Sherman & Culver 30 Kentucky Sheep. 1oi n OF
"a 40 l19 Ohio do. SO 12 n at "a 90; rs do. 81 n at
90; 142 do 112 H. at SIS 40; 10 do 1o7 n a. So so;
o43 Kentucky Lambs 60 n at &C 81 1.2; 30S do GO H.
at 90 90 2l0 do 70 n, at e. 1912.
r. b Kase: 30 Jersey Lambs, 20 n, at 1-4c: 90 do.
73-4c
J. y. Sadler 81 Kentucky Sheep, 1o3 n. at 81 10;
JOY Ohio do. So ~ at 81 rs; 491 do S8 ID 81 30; 243
Kentucky Lambs o. n, at 81 05.
NJ Collins: 235 Ohio Sheep, 70 n, at Lac per %.
Judd buckingham: 32 State Lambs. CT n. at SO %;
292 West Virginia Lambs, 90 n, at 81 10.
Newton Giett: 25 Ohio Sheep 95 n, at 1-4c
100 Virginia Lambs, 90 n, at &c 15 do, &C h. at Lee
Hallenbeck & Hollis: 10 Stale Sheep, 81 n, at si
$50 Texas do "a n at 81 10 12 81 Western do, 90 b.
at So; 81 State Lambs 81 n. at SO 50 Al do 40 ~ at
s. rs; 80 Kentucky do rs n. at 81 25; oil do ~ 12
~ at 81 30
Dillenback Dewey: 81 Western Sheep "a n, at
Lie 1913 do 80 n, at 1-4c; 90 do 131 10. at 12c.
Walsh. Kirby Co. 4s State Lambs SO 10 ut &c per
100 n.
HoGS-Receipts were o5 cars OF $3.50 hoad-14
at Jersey City, and II at 40thst. Market quoted
steady. few lots OF State Hogs sale.
Sales.--future Mullen: 10 State Hogs 23S ID average,
at 50 10 per 100 n; do 17s II, at SIS 55.
j. G. Smith: State Hogs, 3l2 N average, at e5 10;
do, 1G3 ID, at So 80; do. 163 n, at IS 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARIE

LONDON. June RI .. m.-Atlantc and Great Western
trustees certificates. 3is do second mort
gage 81; Canadian Pacific, bSi.: Erie. 24i DO second
consols 96' Mexican Ordinary. Al Mexican Central
FIRST mortzage bonds 6s ST. Pau Common. 65s; Reading
81; Illinois Central 1l9ia
Of bullion into Bank OF England on
balance TODAY Is 4lS0OO.
Pars advices quote per cent rentes a 81 francs 2!
cehtimes the and exchange London az 20
francs 26 = centiines for checkz
Bar ailver - qnoted at 42x-i. per ounce
The bullion in iho Bank OF has increased 2blO0O
during the past week.
The proportion the Bank Englands reserve TO liability
which Last week was AZ 10 cent now 4326 per cent
Spanish fours, r2is.
shows decrease OF 5000 francs in gold and
a decrease NJ 4.325. 900 francs in silver.
m.-Panama Canal shares risen ~ francs from
the lowest price reached yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
OIL NARKFTS

on CITY Penn. June 2sNatIona Transit certaca ate
opened at ~ highest 72As lowest IL y; closed. l2s
Sales $4,000 BARRELS; cearanccs. le5OOO barres char
ers IL 1853 bbis shipments. g. 500 barres runs 42oos
PfrTsBURa. Penn June 2S-Petroieutn dull aud steldy
National Transit cerucates opened al 72 closed ut 72
highest. 1871 lowest, TIA
BRADFoRD. Penn. June 23--Saonai Tradst Certhcatc,
opened at 1885, closed at 12si highest 7Ss lowest TIA
Clearances. 554. 900 barrels.
TrusvLLE Penn. June 2s-Natona Transit certificates
opened 81 73 highest, 73si lowest 72aj closed 727s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C0FFEE-Busness in spot Brazil grades slow,
but holders are firm at i5e for fair cargoes Ia aoat
have received increased attention Prices steady sales
IA l4G14 Lie, and 900 bags, besides options,
higher and fairly active. June closed 10 points lower,
while months beyond showed net gain OF 20 points
Total sales 10, $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
STEAMBOATS,
A LBANY BOATS.

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
IA Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND loave
Pier A. North River foot Of Canast at T.. NJ. daily
Sundays excepted. Leave Brooklyn Annex at p NJ
Making direct connections Albany for all points East
and West also with 200 A. NJ Special Express for
Smiths and all points north, arriving same day.
Tickets and baggage checked destination. Freight
ceiyed until the hour OF departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

STAINED

Good Ordinary . 77.16 Low MddIng 9 1-16
Strict Good Ordinary 8 Is Mddllng . rs
The feature in contracts was heavy selling Of the August
points The market closed steady at decline OF 1aS
points old CROP and 1a4 points on new crop months
Total sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

CoTroN-The market for spot easy but without ES
bales for speculation. The port receipts to-day
aggregated iG44 bales comparing with LIZ az
corresponding day last year. Since September he be;
ginning Of the crop YEAR, the receipts have aggregated
5433 III bales comparing with 5lo0756 bales for the
corresponding time last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29


PHILADELPHIA Juno 2s-Flour-R Receipts liberal market
do do do Extras So O0SSi 20. No. . Winter Family
Il Ssa poos,. SANITY oS e. S SSS
Clear 8 I.gi s5 DO do sr.i;at Indian,
Southern frno. cie,r 81 u 55 10 TO straight 81 40
s. 10 Winter Patent fair To choice "a 90 Minnesota
ents good to choice ST IS SO do DO fair 81 IS as 90
Rye Flour lou Gnc caScc 50 70 Wheat market
% Tor lmIy 50 ssec DO for august soesS do for
but sieav moderate receipts futures dull declined
Nc Lc in sympathy with the West Ungraaed Yellow in
5se 30 Mix@i for June 81 s55e. for July 5.assc:
eS for spot o, @ecaoa @ sn local
trade demand receipts liberal 10 Mixed 4oo492cj
Wte on crack s So White ON track s4
4$aaSEs futures were quiet but st:say No. a.
for Ansust 90 for sSre%p S SSa@s.c
Southern New kSse MeanS Prime - oo southern
Choice IS oosss so. steady FAIR demand
sT: ss nosa sss Bee aa%s slS oos
II o. P Sv ; 70 So co. H, do s r5%s I Msi
10 salt saooc. Sides Clear Ribpe, smoked eaSloG
DO snoEel 7aS7aa shoulders, picks cured 7Ss
s DO ds Bacon ios s'' Lara a. city
Rsnnoi 80 oJee 50 10 ss 81 9so Butchers loose
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