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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

The dsy for All pedigree s1d no animal
d past, and ought 10 be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

Never wash a horse with cold water
when he is heated.
On tie inim dispense with shoes, un-
less the land Is very rocky
Feed your horses regularly three times
daily, but never over Iced
Water before feeding. bnt not While the
horse il hot from work.
Use the whip very little. aud never
when the animal SHES OF stumbes.
Never leave horse standing upbitch-
ed. II is the way to make them run
Always.
Do not storm aud fret. BE quiet and
kind, and the horse will he so, loo. 10
most casas.
Give the horse large stall. and good
bed at night. II Is important that be lie
down 10 rect
II your horse be vicious and unmsn
ageable at your business. sell him 10 rome
one who can control him.
A colton.card is one Of the best instru-
ments for grooming horse, II cleans
better than the comb
Do not expect your horse 10 DO equally
good at everything The horse. like the
man. mnst be adapted TO hes work.
Near the close Of journey, lie. the
horse walk. II covered with rwstt rub
Oh with rag, TO prevent too Sudden cool
log
Collar gals and bruises are benefited
by washing with salt wster. Wash the
shoulders daily when using Lorse.
Brine IL also good for stiff joints.
WHEN flies are bad. vast the horse oil
over lightly with q weak solution OF car
bolc scij. II you bsye not the acid. sp
ply surgeons oil on the hanss, neck and
tender parts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
Agriculture.



ia farmer has plenty Of patience, Ani
10 wiIlins 10 give clo~s alissiion 10 details
in the care 81 stock. he can msks mere
money fot food Consumed from sheep
than from an. other stock. But not enc
farmer IN ten gill care 10 give thsm the
attention they require 81 certain seasons
OF tbs year; 90 the ie~ who do take good
care Of Aock will fad good msrAes for
muiion. and q demand for wool ~ some
price usually euouRh 10 pay for ~lniering
the dock. A farm which Is roIlias in iis
surface seems perfectly adapted to sheep
raising snch land needs grass on the
bill-sors to keep ), from Washing. and
sheer need hli.icps and sweet. short grass,
They like to lie down on hillside in the
spring, where the sun mskcs tue ground
dry and warm, aud where they arc pro
toc,cd from the cold sweep 81 the wind.
The greatest profit from sheep is not 10
mutton o. wool, but In the enhsnced fer
lilily Of the fam ON which they are kept.
No other stock ran compare With sheep in
this direction. The increased value comes
from two csusss; the large quantity Of
solid aud liquid manure deposited on all
the land, and particularly on the highest
and poorest points in the pasture. The
manure, being iiue aud well scattered. is
pressed about the roots Of the grass where
il gives the greatest possible benefit An
other source whereby the grasses arc en-
coursged 10 the destruction OF bushes and
N any kinds Of weeds which grow where
cattle and horses only are pastured. Ha-
xel.bush fares very badly IN the sheep
pasture. and wild roses, rag weed. bur
docks, md other weeds are selected first,
and tLen the sheep look for grass. In this
way . sheep pasture becomes like beau
tiful lawn. aud every year grows better;
but II the farmer sees millions in sheep
and over.stocks his fields, then the grass
goes with the bushes aud weeds. Then
the sheep get poor. tumble down one after
another, their ambition lessons ~ their
Hesh goes, and the unfortunate owner, or
lmprudent manager, votes sheep . perfect
nuisance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

A ton Of corn fodder may be 80 fed - TO
give the growth and nearly the economic
result OF ton Of timothy fed alone This
assertion is based upon corn fodder cut at
the right time. nicely cured and housed
before damaged by continuance in the
field. Glover hay aud corn fodder is the
most economic method OF feeding known
to me. Corn fodder and cottonseed mea,
3 to 8 lbs. OF the latter. form a continuous
growing ration, and 10 view OF the msnur.
ial value OF cottonseed meal, q cheap one.
My usual way Of feeding corn fodder is 10
so feed it that little is given daily oil
winter. A foddering Of corn fodder, then
one OF timothy in the morning, and at
night clovar and straw are given. II clio
yer and corn fodder were the only foods,
hen alternate feeds OF each would be
given The above ration would keep
young stock growing all winter. For bet
ter growth, Of course, concentrated food is
added, containing cottonseed meal or bran
in moderate quantity.
l secure four fiths. or 80 to So per cent
OF the corn fodder eaten, when managed rs
stated, without cutting ii. The uneaten
portion is used for bedding, being cut for
that purpose. BY using the Lion cutter
and crusher. have had our heavy western
corn fodder all eaten up clean, even when
cut low down to the ground. The above
remarks refer to corn fodder. OF course
fodder corn will be better eaten. especially
when not too coarse, II, however, it is to
be fed whole, should prefer TO grow the
smaller sorts, rs tho heavy southern kinds
are hard to handle when fed in box stalls.
For this Silby's Pride Of the North is >
,msll sort, and bears thick planting.
There is no trouble on this score with the
flints. In conclusion, know OF no more
economic method Of feeding the small
kinds fodder corn than its use whole, and
in association with clover hay. This opin.
ion is based on considerable experience.
perhaps should say that clover hay fur.
nishes the albumnoids that corn fodder Is
deficient 10; this timothy does not do.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
Builders Hardware

themselves closest purchasers Bronze
Porcelain Mineral Door Knobs Locks atcb Butts Oach
chain BARREL foot and window spring Bolts Sash weights locks
lifts braided cord door springs and spring hinges door
catches window wire and hat hooks
&C. Taper Files, Dons Maydo hammers Chisels
Auge braces pumb and levels steel squares gauges
bcye and strap and hinges kdder and
Hangers Shepards gravity blind hinges steel crobs
and horse nails II. p nails
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01
Burton ~ Co..

Would respectfully attention Of the public tho fact that the
offering addition their usual large and varied
Dry Goods and Groceries Clothing Hats Caps and Gents Furnhn
Goods the complete stock Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-01

Mr.. Y. II. Libby. Of the Ae'oican Car
den, lately Witnessed the tearing down Of
~ old stable. the ground under which
wa Extensively soaked siih liquid msnurf.
The owner bad silowed this most soluble
part Of ercremeni 10 leach away while 1t
the same time buying high priced con-
mercisl fertilizers in 90 Effort 70 bring up
his impoverished SOIL He Ii probably
one Of the large class Of the inprosidens
who com plain that farming dossn's pay. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
THE PETROLEUM M4REET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PR1'

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The bears failed accomplish much yesterday IN the
crude oil market An attempt TO cover contracts I.-'
prices quickly from 7SLa777s cents to 79s cents Du
later the figures beaten below 70 cents ana su
the close was "a higher than the opening Ihclf
success Of Thursday brought out no long OIL ana as w
inspired caution their part the volume OF business
underwent shrnkage. The owners Of the Bakcrsto"h
mystery" are still the cusolans OF the secret OF thdS
we'll and they have producer that viii astonsh
the trade there that concealnent Will oNeuo
itself Otherwise the field news presented about the
features that were expected, and it would make he i
preston on values speculation not confined Withh
such narrow limits exist today. Some observers hole
an accumulation Of interest at Pittsbufg and here
the demand 10 borrow certificates drove the rate again
down TO fiat" az the close. The refined market GER
tanIy ought to realize the favorable Expeditions OF the
trade within thirty days. and meantime 1t moves with iar
regularity and shows present indications Of felap'hs
into the long spells Of dulness which ruled last shs
The immediate speculation Is professona! and too mar
row 10 Justify decided language In description az the
moment but it encouraging to holders to note dis
position on the part Of the bears to sell with freedom
that buyers do think IS warranted by the legitimate
situation The market closed steady under some pound
ing.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

Government bonds were quiet, with the nominal
fluctuations made for "A guide to the secretary Oh
fine Treasury unchanged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
THE STATE OF TR1DE.

BALTIMORE June Section steady Siifiling 10dlOiso
Flour dull nominal Howard Street and Western SupeTnne
a. 5O5 50 90 Extra do 80 - a. 90 Family 10 - %
AS CITY Mills SuDarauo - 5JD2 g. Extra do 50 p Q3 %
do RIO Brands ~ 9jGJ 10 PatI3scO Family - 3D. DO Su
perlatve Patent IS Co. Whnat-Southern steady firm Fntz
ter Red spot 9O9c DO for June az 80 be- DO Or IuY
gOc do August do September 9O7c. Cornsouthern
Guict steady. White SD Gic. Yellow GOV6lc Western
easY Mixed 1Os GOac June GO4 0tV &c July ~ g
zoe August 80 Oats firm southern at 04to
Western White - 2 ijc. Western Mixed AZ 4oo+Zc ;
Pennsylvania at 40A44c Rye nominal nothing doing
Nav steady Prime to Western s7 O00I7 80. Pro-
shoulders Coar RID Sides packed 7l4QSs4c. Bacon
Shoulder, :. Clear RIB sides 9bc. Hams - . l3c
Lard refined AZ &c Butter steady Western packed at
ia be- Creamery AZ lc9l9c Eggs steady az l5c.
Petroleum steaiV. Refined at 7%c Coffee dul 10
cargoes ordinary 20 fair lG0l6iac Sugar steady. A.
AT 1881 2s Freghts Liverpool per steamer dull
Cotton 5-32d Flour ton - o. Grain lad Receipts
Flour 3 74G bbls Wheat 1859 bnsl. Corn 9270 tusn
DAT. 2G58 BUSH ShpmentsFOET 5Io bbls. Saes-W heat
255 600 bush. Corn $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO. June S-Wheat-No l Hart dill and lower
90 &c asked No. Northern 81 ac Winter Wheat scarce
and firm No. 2 Red 90 ~c No. White Michigan 99c;
corn dull. and lower: No Yellow OF 5Sc; No
Yellow 57Ac No. at 55'4c IN store Oats dun AMI
nominal Flour steady. demand far Best Patent Spring
- 50ds5 75 Best Winter 81 IS - 25 Millfeed weak
and lower; Winter Bran So 90; Spring do sl4 OF.
Cornmea steady. Oatmeal steady. Canal freghts were
lower. Wheat. 3Lc Corn. &c 0atl 2@c Receipts
Flour 80 bbs Wheat 30 900 bnsh. Corn 100000 bush
Wheat 100 900 bnsh Corn $4,000 bash. Canal Shipments
Wheat bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush.
CHICAGO. June 8-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

,,o,r-rF-y CRFNORNE MISSION, fOt West 32d-
ST near Gthave.. Mrs. JERRY MeAULEY IN charge g;
strv ACCOMPLISHMENTS testimonies Best singing IN INC
S Service OF song every Thursday evening, led by
SPENCER W. COE. Esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

,rouyorl, Friday June S-BEENES-hecelp,S Weie
80 ~ - :, -oa hcad-1S ears direct % East sac aDat-
20 c' ~, - a. GOth.st Of which II cars were or MI
"a II cars for j. Stern. and - ears at Jersey
- 80. "a Ia with only 40 cars on safe ana siluRh
~ IN hungry FOR cattle. the Market op'h'l Wy I'M
v 49,. a6,auce and although buyers were i,iuc'a
az ~ - rricee asked the tendency was upNdru 20 1i'
" po' "a iote sales were CSC higher tah Wcohe'u'1
80 49,, an Aeon carloads were behind a WRECK near
IIa-o,c. but cannot get in before Satulu'1' -'' Va
-. 90 ,enortcd sold arrive on n'dIEln.
D.. 90 Good TEXAS Steers sold az S4asa 20 "
[ov ,s ~ Native Cattle at "A G5as4 1Oi Melun 70
J,,raa do NJ s5 1895 co. and rather moIe 'n"H 1'
OF Choice, at se - - 49,, . TOW stays NJ 81 CO.
esaou,s Tomorrow will include 30 teeNes anu I''O
.as1 % Reef on the Canada, ana 'soo pua W,
1, en- the Anchora making the toial salpene - ~
.oet from this port J. 214 Beeves' 1'lZo q"'i''' " W.
and 112 Sheep. - ,-s or =, average al
% - 100 n st Louis Steers. 1oOO ID a. 90 -
do 1868 n. So 90 - DO lleo >, s s5 % do 1900
200 m at 50 65 10 do 1172 d. az 20 pa IoSI ~ a.
~ at IS 90; 20 do. 100 y. al -
EJcPberson: Is Lancaster County fenn'' son1
,..g AZ as 90; IL do. 1857 r at - 20 oc0 w. - %,
:, =, * az: l do, 1850 n, at s5 40; : oo' i-'' " "
az 90; ~ do 1881 H. at s. 10 nc. - a, a 1e1.o
Sherman 4 Culver: % Texans 300 70. Nv = = a.,
~ AZ IIo5 n at 81 % Is Chicago sneis 'o,' "a
an. IL DO 1474 n At 80 70i % 40 rs p ." 10 -
a. IoIO n at IS s5 Il do, 1ls7 d. at % a. ~ Co. ~
svvsuio Stable-fed do. 1921 n, Of - 90 90 ~ az
~ az as 20 do 11oG H. at as as 90 lio4 ID ~ %
. mills 1910 n at al 25 do l52o No. AZ 30 oO - IN
saeo Steers l1O3 d. at 81 20; do, 1907 20, at % 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

All, SOULS CHURCH, 1Sth-st., west OF Gth,aye,
Rev. ARTHUR WENTWORTH EAAON "-N
IL o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. show no mporlSSnn.
changes and the market is dull CTOtons brown Sl5a
dark and red s15as1G Trenton and PhiladeP I p
alongside pier, s276S29; Jerseys. IS 25aS1 20 nac'
o. J0as3 Hayerstsw, hard aloat SO 50as7 IS Up lYe
bard, - 5oQSG 30; Rockland Common LIN LIN.
81 Finishing. u 20 Goats Hair, 32G55c per Ousn
Cattle Hair aye Cement az 5as2 40 for round 10y.
American Poruand English Portland, ~ 2Oa@- ~
Rosendsle. 81 10 per Dbl Lath, az % per m.
COFFEE-Little business has teen accomplished IN spo
lots and the market Is easy on the basis OF 10y
for fair Rio spot Invoices Sales, LOCO bags No o. .
July delivery, at 10 34c 20O0 bags do, June IA oc
800 bags No. 4. az - 3Sc, and 1900 bags NO q az
IA 3Sc adoat The mder styles were quiet Sales
the speculative dealings the sales reached only $500 bag
on easy market the closing prices representing dee
Of points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL. June $3.50 n m.-Beef-In poor demand
Pork-in fair demand Hzms-1n fair demand long firm
at $50. Sd Bacon-In fair demand. Cheese In COED de-
mand. Tallow-In fair demand Spirits Of rurDenne In
poor demand Rosin-In demand Lsrd-Sp0t amt
iutures-ln denanu. WheatIn poor demand Flour
In poor demand. Spot futurcs-In demand ;
Mixed Western spot at IS 3D. June dull at Is 9i July dull
~ 4sGd August duh at 4s 9'd. Hops ut London-N
YORK State-In poor demand
LONDOS. June $3.50 u. m.-Amercan refrigerator beef
foreqnarters 3D. hhdquarsrs - 81 Per by tho carcass
Australian tslOw-bee22s GIL a rs. Cd cwt Cocoanu
o-Cschn. 2Gs per cent Sperm oil. e4l tun. Sugar.
2bs ID Tor Cnsa centrifugal IOarzng 10 degrees
anu s. Sd. for Cuba MuscOvaGo fair Tehnery.
ANTWERP June A-WIeoxs Lard closed at 81 francs 90
confines per loo kilos
OIL MARKETS.
or. CITY Penn. June S--Satonai Transit Certificates
opened 7Sia highest. 1884, lowest 7S closed. 49,.
lpO6 cearances 100000 barrels char
ers 90 55 barres Shipments ISL barrels runs 43elo
barrels.
PrrrsBURa, Penn. June s. - Petroleum dull and firm;
National Transit certcztes opened At 49, closed at 1874
highest 1914 lowest 10.
BRADFoKn. Ponn June s-Natonai Transit Certificate,
opened at 78 closed at 1884, highest 1915 lowest 7s.
Cearances. l,472O 600 barrels
TTTusyfILE. Penn June SSational Transit certiacaes
opened al 49, highest. 1874 lowest 49, closed 7e'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

ALL WELCOME UNITY CONGREGATIoNALS So
GETTY (UntarIan), az Arthur d 1iI L ST NcRofX
between 10th and 12Tth Rev. MERLE 81 SIsCA
WRIGHT Pastor. Regular services ana preaching d.
IL. Sunday school at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

- Strict Good Ordinary rs Mddling 95-S
= The option market opened at an advance % points
. early point months, and closed steady
further advance OF 1G2 points Sales 214O bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. CO.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF TIE; Bo ~ s Of
the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlLitOAD SO-g ~ - Indnr.
Is In the hahds Oh Iic
signed Trustees under the mortgage by whlgn M
Of SAIL bonds secured, the sum OF % ~ ~ 800 ~
THOUSAND DOLLARS, gold when un1l 'n nc nnrcbas "a
aid mortgage. is applicable TO lhe ~ Iii reeeis sealed
proposals az the Land Once OF sad Ompdhs 10 sur
E,ir.b ana Toupssnd ST. Francisco, Tor tne sur,
render OF said bonds until WEDN tSDAi iii IN h. ooonei
dav OF Jnc fsSs at which time prupo>iS WI y III -
ana srh bonas as are offered the lowest price WI" w
redeemed or purchased the amount aio' surrendcs
Of the First Mortgage Bonds Southern f'cH'
Company" n n Mills
G. l. LANSING.
g. 1910 Nav "a 1855. Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

sS rs 10 Butter frm-Pennsylvanis Creamery Extra
az lsc- western Creamery Extra l0s2oc b. G. and y
y Creamery Extra at l<r Western Factory 14Hl5c;
Packing buftcr 10 el2c Eggs were nrmer Pennsyivana
nrsts l6 gc; rsts lie Cheese quiet steady
demand New York ful Cream Sl20Ssc Ohio
Flats. Choice s.o do Fair Prime 7s0sc Sugar
Refined Powdered l-l6 Grsnuiatet 1916 Feed
gniet. Winter Bran SIG 5g1si7 % per ton Petroleum
bbl. Wheat 5000 bush. $500 bush Oats 300
bush Shipments-wneat $500 BUSH Corn 1900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
financial.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
financial.
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.

OF TIE CITY OF NEW.EOKk.
CaptnL 81 .GOaO00. No. 81 and 80 Wailst
Designated by order OF the Supreme Court as legal de-
pOsory VIII receive deposits OF money interest," act
fiscal transfer for corporations and
accept and execute any legal from persons corpo
Tatons favorable similar companies
THOMAS HILLHOUSE President.
NJ b FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN Vice President
y CIIAS NJ. JESUP, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

COUNTY CLLlsh 49, As-~~O~'
oAAAN- 0F MCPHERSON COUNTY, ,ooo {
Boulder, Mont, MAJ, I, ho2o cor,
No-rcr "a hereby given that the Board OF N9uJ Iii
r,tsSo1ers - Ieferson county Montana ~ III
ns me e 70 the highest bidder Tor cash. on tae dS
T@sc a. p,uder the county seat OF saiu ,ory
ronucn bonds 81 said county 70 the "mDI' 10 ~ ~
denomination % hundred SOW G nav,ble l twenty
years aer the said date, and "a hoard shall
Sftey sad dafe AZ snch tine as me sdli oo"e ,n.
determined and shall bear Interest," ~ ~ ,nrsIIv ON ha
payable sem
day OF and jay OF
aud interest payable AT INC Vn40S -
Jefferson county. ..hass n, said bonds will be
received az the Office Of the County n vii he solf
ponldcr saId OF sale. Sau DOnl9
the highest cash bidder, Dut ho DO"-7 ~
less than the par value thereof .,o.o =, oroc,n,
Said bonds VIII be issued for the P'3ons 20 ~
2 court bon.e under authority OF Secnots ,oos ~ ~
FOG and 5y7 Of the General Laws ~. ~ Iectio1 held
hereunder on Apr IL A. D. ie5o, S a. w aid amount
sald board authorized 70 issuo "'"A@ " ~
by order OF the Board - r, errvrNS IN Clerk
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders OF vasar Bng2r A9ln pS SS Mi
be held az the Office OF the Company NO 800
New York city on Thursday, June H. 1883 b O'Clock
IL Il. c. vASsAR. Secretary. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

eooG 5A7.72O sosG, 5J3,442 Inc. 50 ~
53s55' Gl3 1929, 276 Dec. 332 33'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

COTTON-In keeping with stronger option market
spot prices advanced Lice but the demand was light
reaching only 21f bales AZ the ports to-day ;
report indicates receipts OF $3.50 bales comparing with
37S this day week. and SIG tales for the cor
responding day last year Since September he begin
receipts have aggregated 53o7 OBS
bales comparing with 5,1756G bales for the correspond
ing date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
Stock

A moderate business is being done in refined OIL and
prices are steady "a per gallon Abel test at ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TE1EGnAPN.

CHICAGO. Union stock Yaris June S.-Tas Drovsrs
journal reports Cdtus-ReceDts 1000 head; shipments
4 600 head Market active Lesvas 81 5OGs6 90 Cows
aad Feeders So 5Od4 Is Texas Cattle - Ou0s 30 100
Ho0s-Receipts 600 head. shipments 5000 hca mar
lower Mixed s. 4565 10: Heavv 70 % ESQ 90 Light
IS 4O0s5 20; Pigs and Culls 81 - 30 , $780,.
steady Native Muttons OOaj So Feeders - OOd oo
Texans s2O0G 90 Sprlng Lambs 81 OD0I 80 per head
~ toyrs lima y -Catfte - Receipts 800 head; ship
ments Is head higher Choice Heavy NatVe
7O6S5 Fair Good Native steers - o ,1
Butchers Steers Moliun u CHOICE: 50 5ogt ~.
StOckers and Feeder Good - 80 0s3 co. hangers
Common TO Good, a. % al 3D. - 49,.
HOgs-ReceiDts 1000 shipments 1000 Mar7 zs
higher Choice Heavy Butchers selections - 50 90 10
Packing Medium 10 Prime 80 430So 40 IAshI sIA"e''
Ordinary 10 Best 50 300j So ooo ,,-.o,
strong. Fair 10 Choice 80 600j o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IospoS. June "a monsois ~ 10 c ,o hopd,
and "a is for The account United STATES pei ceht
ISOs do Ala 1895 Atlantic and GIeat nine "a
3b; CANADIAN Paclbe % I
Erie 245 ia. second cOnsols. a6lei Me1lctn ose
Tiinols Central 1924. ~. PAM. t0ohIon.
YORK Central 1O7 III Beading. 5Os Moflcsa S'N"T
Money u so per cent shor,
ri discount in the open mafkes i'i ""'~ '
tl,ree months bills " li4 cent un1ana m
The of bullion gone INTO the bsnA VI @-"s@
balance to-'ag is $4,000. =. aa ...rcs ool,
Paris adylces quote per ceut fen'es NJ %
cAr.inss fGf tie account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

On tho Produce Exchange Batter market was
active Creamery llSGl9c. Dairy l2l= lGc Eggs hrh
al i a u nc.
PHILADELPHIA June s.-Flou--siarket unchanged and
steady and Pennsvvana 5uDsrne 81 IS 80 OV
40 do do Extras - OO0Sj 20. No. 2 Winter FANNY
- 3JGs3 IS Pennsylvenla Family NJ - 70
- 90 Pennsylvaaia Roller Process >. 20Qsi -. Oho
Clear 81 do is straight 81 80 o. 10 Indiana
3Os do 10 trlgs 81 1904 81 st LOUIS ahu
Southern Clear "a - 0 10 do 10 straight ~ 40
~ Winter Patent fair TO choice - s595 II " Mnns,ot
ents good u DO fair. - 20 % 80
rye Flour steady IS -. Whe1t-Markc ruled dull
aud lower demand fair Ungraded grain depot y2c
No Red IN EXPORT elevator nc NJ Red for June 70
for September 81 u9-c. COr-Spot lots dull and lower
futures weak declined &c sympathy with the YES
No Yellow grain depot DZ2c steamer Gle ~.
5gL a. Gee No. Mixed June G0QGlc; do for Juiy
Cos for August 81 ia 81 &c do for septrbu
G2aOsc Oats-Markst for lots and advanced
hight offerings and good demand Rejected White tDe
No Jupe 40 G44c. do for Jny 4l044 90
for August 3s%d39c. do for September 30 eS.c.
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do Fair 10 Good 81 55c FLORIDA new potAoes'
prime per bOl, - 2JGsi 80 Florida new potti1e,..'
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sl7 Pork. Mess. $40 90 DO Primo Ness III, ~ =,
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shoulder IN dry SAT- and fully cured 1 U,sS' 7iso
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