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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-17

M. G. MCBRIDE, NJ. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
JFFIoR in Poe's BLOCK, over Grocery of K. A.
VanN 3ss,
1EsIDENOE on Cleveland Avenue. 5th residence
North of Bowefy Street. sl7
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e. Y. LACE Y

~ PUBLIC.
ofzee with N. STUART. North Chestnutst
Ravenna, Ohio.
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w. W. WHITE, M. D.,
physician and Surgeon, OFFICE. EAST enc OF
Phenix Block, up stairs. Ravenna. U. kesl-
dence, on Pratt Street, west side. nrst house
south of Main. 710-6m*
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C. 81. GRIFFIN,

NENTTGT. Office over First National Bank
~ ONCE hours from q. m. to y. m.
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e. w. MAXSON.

Attorney and Counselor at Law possesses
superior facilities for making collections in
all parts of the United States. O1ice over
First National Bank, Garrettsville, Ohio,
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6. M. PROCTOR, M. D.,
shysician and Surgeon

Sl attend to all calls in the line of his profess
sion, both day and night.
ONCE. one door East of fshalersville Exchange
IoteI. 41S-1y
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l. r. SIDDALL,
Attorney at Law ONCE in Phenix Block
Ravenna, Ohio 479
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A. w. BEMAN,

Attorney at Law. OFFICE, No. 26OS
Broadway Qsth ard). Cleveland. Ohio. T79
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
UNWiSG WISE.
A Prominent Old Couple will Dissolve
Partnership and GO IL Alone.

A Prominent Old Couple win Dissolve
Partnership and 60 IL Alone.
Mary A. Wise commenced divorce suit
against her husband, Henry L. Wise, yes
terday in the Court In her bill Mrs. Wise
says they were married April IA, is40. and
lived together until the war broke out,
when Mr.. Wise went into the army. After
Mr. Wise came home he lived with the
complainant until 1863, when he left her TO
As uest she could. At hat time they had
good farm ia Gairs and sold ii for 5000.
Mrs. Wise taking 50 600 and Mr.. Wise TAX
ing the balance. Mrs. Wise says that her
husband soon spent his portion in fast liv-
ing. and then came back and helped eat up
her portion.
About i've years ago Mr.. Wise received
from the Government $3.50 as back
pension, and with . part of tsis nensy he
invested ia lot in this city. taking the
deed ia the name Of John G. Cole, and he
has since traded this for farm in Algoma,
taking back from Cole q mortgage of 81 500.
Mr.. Wise is we'll known Ia this city, 40
be was formerly interested In the fish pusi-
ness on upper Nonroe-st., and Mrs. Wise
alleges that on two occasions when she
sent to the market after something 10 eat,
Wise became angry and Knocked Der down
She further says thst their son, J. Aerrllis
Wise. has always drank intoxicatiDf
liquors. s0d that while under the infiusDcs
Of liq3or. he has on more than one occasion
knocked her down and maltreated Der IL
many wsvs, and when she appealed 10 bel
husband for protection. be v0ald swear q
her and say that II she did not ike ths
kind OF treatment 70 get out"
They have Eve children al over Il year
Of are.
Ars. Wise asks for 81 injunction 20 -
moFtzsge
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Driven From Home, play of this epoch.
A powerful story full Of brilliant situations.
Startling tsbleaux. Strong sentiment.
Most enjoyable comedy. Witticism and
new songs New and handsome scenery
The Eureks Lode, No. 2, X. Of Z. OF
Grand Rapids. take great pleasure IN an
nouncing that they have secured the GER
vices of the dramatic favorites, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G. Chapman Of New York, to pro-
duce their society drama entitled, driven
From Home, or High and Low Life In New
York City" supported by the best local
talent of Grand Rapids. The production
will take place at Powers Opera House,
June Is and 10. This will be the amateur
event of the season. The strongest local
cas-. ever presented in Grand Rapids. over
forty people in all, and requires over . car
load of scenery to set the above play. The
cast is now made up and embraces the elste
OF our city, including two of our most
prominent attorneys. The cast viii bs
made public in few days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
PERSONALITIES

Mewrs. FsrweIl, Burt Wood, Henry
Kslmhach and Glenn Holmes. Of the
Dslfaa, left yesterday morning for Detroit
where thsy will attend the Michigan Press
Association.
The funeral Of Mrs William Brough. will
occur to-day. Wednesday afternoon ~ 4
O'Clock from the residence of Z. n. Sey-
mour $50 Cherry-st.
Hon. L. v. Moulton returney yesterday
morning from kansas. where he has been
rs a witness in the May jail lock cases.
Mrs. Fraak Sshleigel, who has been visit,
ing Miss Matte Clysdale, OF ass Turner-sk.
has returned to her home In Chicago.
Mrs. L. d. Randall. of Chicago, who has
been the guest Of friends in the city for
some time past. has returned home
Thsrs will be an ice cream social at n. J.
Van Dimes. Thursday evening, for the
benefit of Mission Wood church.
Misses Josie Harmon. Ella Jscoby and
Maggie Stinsen will spend Decoration Day
with frienns At Rockford
d. W. Kendall, of Detroit. Is in the city
looking after his pet. the City Hall furni-
ture. Il nseds attention
Architect Randall. Of Detroit Is In town.
Daniel Z. Sopsr, of Aaskcgon, was in
town lssl evening.
J.K. Johnson, NJ. II. Walker and F. f.
Tuttls have gone to indianapolis to attend
the convention.
il. Mcvsau chief engineer Of the G. &
". NJ. and The D., L. q Northern Is spend
ing week here
Mayor /. N. Weston returns from Wash
iuxtoa tonight. he viii leave for St. Louis
Friday night.
Mrs. z. ]. Trspp-n, of Toledo. Is visiting
/ her sister, Mrs. Charles r. Norrss, Of 81
/ Foaatsin-st
Mrs.. Geo. B. Schulsr and baby. Of Clark
St., lsave today for Fort Wayne. Ind, tc
visit friends.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Brown returned yes
tsrasv morning from a visit With friends a.
Indianapolis.
Mrs. O. n. Buck III. gons 70 Madison.
| Via. being called there by the illness oi
bet sister.
Mrs. ". II. Bsrtrsn and daughter. Of Al.
| olson, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ). W.
smith.
wm. Alden smith goes 70 Cedar Springs
this morni0g 70 deliver the Memorial sd'
dress.
G.B. Parks snd wife, Of Grand Haven.
are the guests Of Judge Hsimss and fsntiy.
Crave Antrim, sf the q K a l. ofsces !,
taxing plsssnrs Trip ts5o1sh tae West
Daniel Canbs sad wife. Of Vernostyiile,
MlcA.. are visising friends n the city.
M-xID Randea has returned from
/ Isurthv visit with hrsenss In Caicsso.
Nr. I. y. smith, &C wfnden. Man. i
visiting her slater. Ms. :. ". snita-
N.R Pierce. Of Big Rapids. formsriv o
The European Hotsl. is In tse city.
Bern to Mr. snd Ms. Jscsnss. Of los
Ksut.st. t1.ponn& gifs sssy.
To Nr. sad Ms. c. r. Ellis. ssi Crescent
avs. leS pound eoJ,
Hon. J.sse Caurch and wife. Of Green
vie. are IN the City.
Nsf A. r wssson vas in Caicsyo vss.
tsrsaT On ss-iness.
* r Kiaaer q Co. vii se ciesed al "a.
Sav Ua-dsv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Ths Eaual suffragists.

The fourth annual convention of the
Michigan Equal Suffrage Association will
be held in Bay City. June 6, 7, and s, be-
ginning on Wednesday. June 6. at p. m.
and holding three sessions daily, June Z
and 6, executive sessions for the transaction
of business at 10 o. NJ. and afternoon meet
ings devoted to reports of officers. discuss
ions, etc. Evening sessions will be occu-
pied with formal addresses by Mrs. Helen
NJ. Cougar. Rev. Annie Ii. Shaw and other
eminent speakers. All auxiliary and other
equal suffrage societies are requested to send
delsgstes and representatives, and all per
SOUS Interested in this cause are cordially
invited 10 attend the convention.
Entertainment will be provided aud re-
d1ced travelling rates will be obtained II
hffy delegates are in attendance.
Tkose expecting to attend should notify
Mrs. May 3. Knagrs Of Bay City. and re-
port on The first day of the convention al
O. A Z. Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Condius Kunst vas ioeksd ID ASS even
ina en- ss1srinan of eorinailtinG . forgery.
Kanss vent to NFsL ziwrner on y. JefFsr-
scn-st.. snd presented sn ors-r tor SEQ
f,r ecsssnRer wark. sfansd ~ Hearv
rinaesaa. = fsr1nsr scsvesgsf. Mr. Lts-
msr -bieriess - psFiax the oiil 81 ersf, sat
~ss ts.f -hst M. Faistiae. tse ever ef
tte hruse Fsnted aer - rsT tbe sssi snd
tass ft snt el the rent Ait4r seisz lcrksd
~ = Ts- irnra fnsf Euost hsd eetsined
nsruef froua Ma Esrp~rnsr. 81 rs faxs
rast Hsstt a. F,evsekn- 81 AlheFs
feessarts ~Ifh e~c. srsn@ 4 - sra Nsfi
er1mlTk 1st Nest efi8ae - Eness -sz
frrDeriF eirT sehvsnssr snd sp<~ 49, =,
~esk 80 -stntrstnr - sn~~ss a. "a
ceme - = ths Fesie< s~aTs tse ~~~s~a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
THE O-WASH-TA-NONGS.
The Boat House at Reeds Lake to be Fl

The Boat House at Reeds Lake to be For
Baily Opened To-day.
The O-Wash-ta-Eong Club will formally
open It's Summer home-the handsome
boat house at Reeds Lske-today. All the
members must secure tickets from the
Steward at the down town club house be-
fore they will be permitted TO enter the
club grounds. The rule will be strictly en-.
forced thh year.
Capt. Charles McQuewsn viii have bis
crew si dressed in white duck suits this af-
texnoon, and aboat three o'clock the double
COW viii enter the barge and take the offic-
efs Of the club end representatives OF the
press for ride around the lake.
Several hundred members Of the O-Wash-
Ia Nong will be at the lake today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

-f3 - a. r.sse Essel Tha-s5sy ssd Fri
ssr Nsv 81 sd 1cns !. The faronws 80
~is.f HIN .vsrT ums be comes here snd
e~<rT~hers ~ fses ssesxs voiansss Ss'is-
fsetirs mrs 70 given ~ ne ~oela nof err
siras esralar assns ssv Fnsthe4 foF eaT-
isx ehrenf< treoslss. sniess toers as vifFae
hesi-s IL Aabms esF fsveT % nsfef
fssls e. rsir. ~ rssssr sa<f eepa fsssstse Z
r-.rss - s-ss& Nssfe eFr ~ psss. Berns
-. s.ssnrs ! .xsS a. : ys<~s rss eslly ezrss
= -. ~<.s q 80 - hzo thzs is~s
= ha -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Nrw 0stssxs ksy - Al hilsnbarr. .
resort % L.ks Pesehsrsrsin. villain f.~
ME. II this eisy. lsst evening ons msn
wss KILLED ard tsn other, injured. Il j.
fears3 rn n1rtsilr. eF q sfshtstnx stroke. A
s16sssn storss rs-.s up fForn tbe isks sd .
isrse naznher % p~opls soasht refaze n .
tens n o1e of fhe xsr6sns. Tbs STERN
lssses haf few nisatss. bat 6urias iss
hi~at 10 fenf wss strock. with the rssa L
ss.~a sasfa6
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The Commercial Hotel, at the corner OF
Ellsworth-sve. and 0akes-st., has recently
been enlarged and rehtted throughout
Ten large rooms have been added and the
house is well fitted for the entertainment OF
guests in hrst-clsss manner. CONNECTED
with the house is . good feed barn which
farmer. will find convenient for the accom-
modstion Of their teams. Gabriel Ssliers.
the proprietor. is one Of the Oldest and beat
known hotel men ia the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
IL a .Inu.

The following names have been drawn TO
serve ss United States Court jurors: Frank
]. Fox. J. n. Heath and ]. H. Wetmore. all
Of Allegsn: Jacob Van Ritter. Of Holland;
f. b. Cleveland Of Spencer Mills. Oscar
sburborn. Of Blendon; VIM. Hoskins. of
Grand Haven. L. g. Dunton. Q. G. Bunt-
ing. L. (. Provin. Ed ID. Benedict. Eugene
Davis and William Bsrnhardt OF this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A quiet but hsppy welding Occurred At
sso lsss sveninx st tie residences Of Chspin
Ps.se. No. st2 Jsffsrson-svs.. rhen Dsvid
< srshr. II ne sdrersisins department q
the fEf xeRkx HxRkE-o gas ualtsa IN mar
rfsse - Nss Tastis Fssse ~ Rev. Chsries
Fluhrsr. Mss Pesse i vel known ~ a
pcpClsr and sstinshis young atT- botb
she ard &r SPAR hare nsuv friends
~ho ~ii visa hem = hspry married iifs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Held for Trial.

Yesterday Justice Westfsll, held r.
Gigiiotti for trial st the present term Of The
Circnit Ceart. ia the sum of $500. which he
vas unable to give and was taken back 20
isa. Giglissti 10 The man charged With
breaking into ID. g. Kinnsy's house IN
Wyoninx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Tive jury IN the Scsnion nsnslsuEhssr
trial croasas ne case to . close st 30 As las,
svsnSox by disxxrseinz. They we're oat
fr--a SIS until f0gss and every ballot we're
alike and there rss no eossihis chance foF
then 70 are
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Chief Engineer c. Moller and Messrs.
Andrew Rinehardt and Frank 0rouite. Of
the Peoria. H., fire department were in
the City yesterday and made a general tour
and close inspection Of the Grand Rapids
Fire Department. They were especially
pleased with the new Button" and de-
lighted with the city. They returned
home last night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Al the prominent bnli5inxs In ne -ifv
~fll - decorst~a snd drspsa toSsv snd
-erns - thsn wslt - particularly ssus-
snr~ J. p. kcssrfksl ~ ne Nsnsrr.s 81
Cen tkpe. -tt1 ats wirf'e9 1scarsfoF =
prrsf sud hls rlEht8and m-n. fausss
roarkp. wss BARI st Nnre anfi Ser B
q r,srk shis aerafnz ssttsnx = seene ia ~
81 rhe ro~ers sriensita sao~ ~iadss -
rhs pisfzss 81 b sFpssse=i ~ thsuSsasis
tcs<<rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the st.
Cecilia ladies give . musicale st RedmoBd's 3
Opera House. which they hope all their
friends will attend. Members Of the Society
are admitted By their annual membership
tickets General admission twenty-five
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Fr1zsux4FsfA Nsy N-ta.tvsrsfa-.
k.~. h~~n issu~d . al sss s.4issas .as.r.
fos.assut. - the Psoasyl~sais raj .n.a a
a. az-. sszs - PitfsAu q sna Frfe 4, A.
ehsrse a. srarfsTs- - s>e services - =.
a;sssns-s sta Asoai : 80 - O. I,
&s~s~s~k
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

O. s1 Mss n. = kstthsws' @ ret Psrlors-
= roaroe-ss, for sssy ha. httiae corsets OF
~sisfs from ffsy oeuos ~. Fiilor shan
kosser.. hhy cents sna 81 $50. Bastiss =,
al prices Mssss wstsfs. fftY cents to s.
~seh. Fitsine specially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
|. S. C., or Y. N. c. A
a G<a1a ssassss-oss< tvs Hsnarsd VS.
l1sFs ksssy the fissSis~i1ty 81 erssA3 :
Rapid. Asnbsrs - sns fseaS
axafs Ch1issx.1 Ass~<i~lisa-


Perhaps ths brightest. happisst tAronz
lhst sss sssr ia Ghs bssatfal L1aiss' Liter
axy Club rooaas. ssrs thsrs last ssesinz
sad .ill bs fhsrs al this vss<- tbs 70 tas
sizatssnth znaazl eonf~rsacs Of lns Gen
sral seerstsriss' Association Of tss foonz
Mans Caristan Associations Of tAs taltsd
STATES snd Bdtish Prosiness- Grand
Raplds probably never before IN rs
history hsIa crowd Of represent
alive msa Who represented 80 large
scope Of country. Ihsy eons
tron New BFunssiek and C&llforniss ron
NinaioSx 10 key Wsss. from Quebec 70
Gslsesfoa. fr0aa every city OF importzncs Ia
North America above tue Mexican line.
The session wa opened isss evening at
40 oV sinkiax showers Of blessing
sscrstary n III. Norris. OF Baltimore. lid.
| occapisd the chair and conducted The de-
yosiooal exercises. snd read. ss the ksyn0ts
of tbs conference. the twelfth chapter OF
/ Romans
TIE singing il conducted by Prof W. 8.
| Nickis. OF Chicago. Who conducts the slng-
/ ink in Aoodys church In Chicago. Besides
/ pcssesslnz remarkably me voice, he has
/ the power OF inspiring enthusiasm Ia ethsrs
i and xettinx every one 10 sing. His fastacd
| OF conducting the song part OF the service Is
/ grand.
Ansr the devotional exercises. NJ. M.
| Msyers. OF PAsadeas. Cal. vas eseeted
Secretary OF tbs Conference. Iutreduetions
then followed each man rising Ia his place
| and giving his name. position held. held OF
| work, and length OF tine IN service. This
| brought every one 70 their feet aud resulted
in prom0ting feeling OF good fellowship At
tbs START and many OF The older men were
vigorously applauded.
| Ins topic for discussion last evening
was. ''Our Secular Evening Class Work
Ho. Can Better Education and Spiritual
Rssnlts De secured" IL vas opened with .
paper by Mr. III. NJ. Clarke, Geaeral secre-
tafy OF the Washington. ID. O.. Association.
An interesting discussion followed, par
| tieipated IN by q large number OF persons
Much valuable knoslsdgs was brought oo,.
about the educational department.. which
has now become an important feature ol
tAe word. The last ten minutes was gwen
TO new secretaries 10 asa questions
The following programme was an
noupced for this morning:
From go TO 9:45. general meeting: tho
doors will be closed
g.45, Bible class conducted By T. a Orr
of Pittsturg. Pa.
} 10 % Ills: Topic No. i-SecurinE ant
Training Secretaries and Gymnasium In
structors-A-Opensi by j. L. BOVINE, o
. the y NJ. @. A. Training School, Spring
field, Mass. B-Opened by l. W. Messer
General Secretary, Chicago. III.
Ills a. IN: Topic No. 2-The Relation o
Secretary TO Students and Recent Colles
Men in His Field-0pened by h. ). Good
win. OF Cleveland. ohio-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The pe.tofsce viIl be epen today from 7
:, f0s M. The letter carriers wEl make
tse ususl raorning delivery. Collections
rifi ,. made from Monroe sns Cana street
ritter horss a. snd ,. N
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

T@df~< ~ho vsiu- retned COR f'sric-
rnnss mss pozzori Porder--if produces .
sofl snd s~sufifGl ssin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

WAssxseToa. kzg D.--Fsr A,ehiszn-
sliz1tiT ssra.sr. l4iE ss<<azrs hsnE -
s<Ei-1is xines.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Personal Mention.

w. II. Morris, the acting chairman last
night. Is the Efficient secretary Of the Ex-
ecutiys Committee, of the Secretaries As
sociation, and has had much to do in the
work of arranging the details Of the con-
ference.
Great credit is due Z N. Beattie and the
local committee for the admirable manner
in which the comfort of the delegates has
been provided for. Ths pleasant suditori-
um OF the Ladies' Literary Club Is thorough
ly satisfactory as q place OF meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
47o.o05 1T4.s7i 2i6.7G5

Increase 5o4o7e 47oo05 174.s7l 2i6.7G5
visible supply in the tinted states and Canada
oes7 sst eSs II, isse1 1877 es lci7 ss5
oesc sss7sSsc IL acs Isl 775ssi i2o2 $40 iioi'o7o
oel2s SO 9ss.4o7 s15o7ss eoO7,1os eoao71 7oi-7io
ocso 5s15e 9e1 ci1 400 u, 1oc 5si ess OIL
h. Hay AND ( noted aoS 70 gree and
sS Ss sS'1a osSl ser .pns
H' short no s s Il sy Ss and trad,
s s e % csmS% 10 oUs DO Gas Of
Pacific Coast new. 95d2sci crop of 1887 129i5c; do
METhIs-LEAD and dull ssIss b 10 tons
S aSs6as ss g. srELfEEsN Nominal. ' '"'
N9HAI s"f dull
ss ssa:a i Coos s:F9ea
I < e. g g y e. e. e 4 ID
sss 0. :S$Ss sss
s sa LARD an and V weak SO' other. a FIRM SH
weak osSiatics;: cS,tcnsecd, crude. Il i2c
sssssnSp SsyIss. Cod aSness
Western Western, s5s5ec Lard prime 7ss MsnhadeS crude
sop$ &c. s sss s2 2s'o p ssa'e sac xp s
spring Whale
%asr Ess Sea SsaiHsa
I2ds a. Olive 72a7Se Palm g., Lac lie Nssss
'00 6cgHS steam reiess
certainly firm and offerings light Petroleum vessels in
light supply and quoted firm &c to favorable ports
the Continent In the miscellaneous line there Is mod
considerable steaftncss
ally. BERTH ENGAGEMENTS-IIul steam. "a 900
bushels grain, sd Liverpool steam, hence IA 600
bushels grain I'D Glasgow, steam, 10000 bushels
grain. I'd Copenhagen steam, 600 bushels grain,
4s 10 lid. OIL CHAETERS-United Kingdom. hence.
British bark Antwerp por 200 66s refined Sa bb,s
naphtha Is British ship Sultan, hence TO Calcutta 10000
eases refined sac Norwegian ship Signal relet to Client
geta az: british bark hence Dunkirk, 5000
bbIs crude As Cd. GRAIN cHkRTERs-French bark
Adophe Thiers Francisco to Cork for orders BIS "a
MISCELLANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS VI. w. Child
Bangor TO the Clyde spool wood private terms British
ha-k Condor Bosion TO River Plate lumber; bark j.
II Pearson thence TO Rosario, lumber SIS; Norwegian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

million bushes. had material effect, having been fully
81 cents 6ccsTbsT reaching q ~ and May
r. a Of sS1"s. = 81 sns 4 20 az ss
strength away. the bear element began hammerins'
s ss SSs %' uSs i s%' 81 ;si
e or nothing transpircd as the close Approached and
nnaI figures near The bottom The pot market ea
Miers bought freely but otherwise The movement eno
bushels spot Including uncrsded winter Red y % ls e
AZ No. o i'ea N % Ea 2gsi og i. 10 elevator
i z rs; si & & e g. sn.s reg i lea$i L
I S0 wS S %Ssso i H. Nv
S SsSs%sl L i iss = i S'G sans s Z
DO DO mn q 20 's sa 10 4 g. closing Gsss at s' s %
g June 81 i9ssI 20 sISsnS at 81 Is S.R,rY.
Heavy 91S sa oOCe
iS S SS state irs; half Decem6S private
1ah Market u aS%
heavy Prices are lower by l.4el9e with moderate rate
a GSSF Sa oSsay 'saE
G aSSs'n sss fs! later weak issni'S
Tgsned great msasqrs ooS saS n... on .0o dq
Guiding ungfsdei mixed at As 1899 l2c No 2 at
e. Sls l d in S ana sGre ds az IS do
November As 1890 closing at 4s re 90 Dees%osf
% sss4i Closing Ss a: s as do May a4
s declined isS sass
leading nGo Sso % SSsSe o
10 White 80 ID NO "a 80 N 2sss9 wss s
90; w.t. s, % ~ Mite do soaio No E October clos
ing at 30 10: do Novembes, so 1880 5s closing at
40 do December. 81 ID closing al ri 12; do Janu-
sTy 80 ~ closing s2 IL do May 3d. closing az s.
- FFED-Dull and weak. 40 ID ISectc; 90 10
70 12asoc;; 50 y, sodeoc 100 n " 1aasi sharps
u o5asl 49, Rye ocd 5Ce Wheat Sac 1872
bnsbes corn l. 81 561 bushels oats oo2 49, bushels
$40 bushels: barley 90 400 bushels; malt 100 o14
bushels total 10 500 700 bushels Stock aioat October
Wheat ITO 600 hdshes; $4,000 bushels; oats
81 aoo bushels rye 500 bushels barley "a 300 bushels
New York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
plv Saturday. October 81 1888 ~ ,,.
'''' Wheat Corn. Oats. RE. Barley
Total in
asoat 49, GA H. Go 1377e1s 1885
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bark Mahanzs Boston to Buenos Ayres lumber s13 90
Sc 600: schooner h. H. Eashearn Portland 70 bar6.aoes
hooks 2sc steamer iaa nsne s. Maro henes
to savsna general British brig ra3she p Sqary
Renee 70 NooiS fcraer 81 bark rom suffolk %
Sound port igWssr and iPensseoIs general cargo
Provisions oPK-The movement continues light,
s DS sscc wd a Ts aavSc Sales Is bis Mess
terms New Mess si5 7sGsle 90 shor. oear ,s F,ny
Ness si7Ssis "c" BEEF~Hoders msntan rTn basis,
pHd there chs %Gae TSs. ' Mess to s e
Mess bbl. q 5Oaes Packet $3.50 72 per Dbl aa
ssiiS S 81 30 n Il IS Sn, very steadily held
Pet gsoa here s s 90 o ana no ~ doing and the feeling
continues weak Pieted bellies 5se for p ID and oc for
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buying by large %Sn sSg on %
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psSrs :s s!s c & ssg Closed Ha ar
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Ss4s g we've Western
soc Prime 2sSs4c FAIR q Good 1920 June 1ssSic:
dairy Good to Fancy 2 2ssSsc a aar to Fancy
f7Iy N %saa Coed
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Fair Good a2c Western factory rt JSse 4, eF isS
IA ioc fresh tubs 13 12d14 l2c seconds. IL 2aioc'
dairy and factory, thirds ,i22cc,,o, iome' trade
demand continues moderate Prices are not disfusoec.
ordinary to fancy do 1910 lac; skins light lc29
I-2c medium 5a7 Lee full skins Sa4 l2e on,o an,
= I o7to Loo EGGS-In fair demand and steadily
held. Eastern oeas2 1-2c Western, q 12a22c; lee
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Ps dull Cut Loaf. 1-sc; Crushed
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