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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.
BRIEF ment,on.

Brief Mention.
Pins by the pound at Dorman's.
Rents collected promptly at HIP .Hoadley's
Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell Carter, of Plainville
left for Sachem's Head yesterday to remain
over the Fourth.
Unity Social Temple of Honor give ar
entertainment aud ice cream festival in ths
Insurance building July I'd.
Robert Sanborn, Phi. D., the we'll known
amateur arch@ologist, Of New York, ID
spending the week in New Haven.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Sea-
mems Friend society will be held in Center
church chapel on Monday, July I'd, at p. m.
The joint committee on nominations, John
Doyle chairman, selected the list of City
court jurors for 1888 last night at the City
Hall.
Mark Moore died in Fair Haven yesterday
at his home, "a Fillmore street, aged sixty
two. Funeral from st. Patrick's church TO-
morrow; interment in New Britain.
Miss Ruth Bradley, of this city, is SPEND
ing few weeks in Nswtown at the residence
or her friend Miss Grace Judson. The
young ladies are enjoying themselves Inn
mensely.
To the public: Now is the time to engage
your coal of Henry Konold, IA, 10, 1s River
street, wholesale and retail coal dealer. Best
qualities at the lowest Prices. Quotations
farnishel.
The st. Ignatius society of Fair Haven will
consider on Sunday its project of selecting
site and the erection of club house for the
To mn
for the object.
Miss Ida Byxbee, Miss Emily Beatty,
Frank Cushing and Fred DePeyster, OF
Meriden, came 10 New Haven Thursday
night to visit friends on WhAiley avenue.
Miss Byxbee went from here yesterday to
Stony Greek for the summer.
Little Harry, Grand avenue, Fair Ha-
ven, boy, is just beginning to fathom the
mysteries of figures. One day he wanted to
set down 10 on his slate. He made figure
and, after considering while, he called
out to his older brother: ''Say, Willy, how
do you make tent"
New Ravens postmaster's salary under the
new adjustments 81, 400, Meridsns $500,
Ansonia's 81, 400, Birmingham's 81, 800, Bran
ford's 81 200, Guilford's 81, 200, Milford's
81 500, Naugatuck's $1,000, Northford'a
s.. 400. seYmour's 81 400. Wallingford's
100, Watsrbury's $4,000, Southington'a
81 800. Northford loses $500 and Southing-
ton 800.
Everybody wanting straw hat can find
just what they want in price, quality, vari-
ETY., shape, color and style at the renowned
hat store of Burgess & Burgess Hats fol
gray boards, hats for leaders Of fashion, hats
for cowboys, school boys and little toddlers,
hats for the seashore, the picnic and the
fishing trip; also the Knox, worid-renowned
light weight straw hats. Also this 10 the
big depot for trunks and travelling bags of
every kind.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
Omeers Elected.

Goddess of Liberty council No. 8, d. of +. ]
at their regular meeting June 90 elected Off
GERS for term commencing July I: O., Mrs:
W. Houston; Y. c., Mrs. b. Ballou; A. G.,
Mrs. W. G. Towns; A. v. c., Mrs. 8. a.
Phinney; guide, Mrs.. Z. Norton; R. s., J.
K. Taylor; trustee, J. K. Taylor; frst rep,
mrs. OxH Johnson; second D., @. Fl. john
son; first alt, W. o. Staples; second alt,
Mrs. o. Farmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Miss Prentiss, who has taught in the Der
by public school for two or three years, has
resigned her position and was presented by
her scholars with handsome set of Dickens
works, In IL volumes, as token of the re-
gard in which she is held by those whom she
has so long instructed. According to re-
port she has listened to some ministers
wooinon
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

The First NJ. e. church Sunday school
picnics at High Rock to-day. Bishop Good
sell, Rev. DR.. Chapman, the pastor, and Rev.
Mr.. Thorpe of West Haven viii accompany
the party. w. Il. Bartholomew, @. I. Bald
win, Henry e. Marsh and W. Baldwin are the
committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Persons leaviReTfh the city for long or
short period during the summer can have
the JoURy11 AND COURIER sent to any adj
dress ssfhe rate of so cents month, postage
r1ale0h
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

The Cold water songs OF the New
Crusade
All who would like to practice singing the
prohibition songs with which the cold water
army is cheering it's onward march are inyit-
ed by the club to meet Mr.. A. P. Bates at
prohibition headquarters, TAG Chapel street,
at 7:45 this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Washington camps new officers elected last
evening are: n. B. Nichols p, II. 8.
Vadham v. p, w. q. Tyler II. f. c.,
:" Bunnell G., F. z. Wadham inside
s..sl ed. Warner trustee. They are elected
for the term commencing July /.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

John Dockendorf,, of Chapel street near
Wooster square, and Miss Lille f. Horton
were married last evening at the home of the
brides parents, No 700 Orange street. They
leave directly for South Amsrics where the
groom goes into business with his father.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
SAIL For Scotland.

Mrs. George,b. Bone of this city and her
eldest daughter, Annie, sail for Europe to-
day on the steamer Furnessia. They visit
Scotland and viii be absent until fall
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

hid use Kemp's BaIsam for the throat and
80. It il curing more cases of coughs,
& =. asthma, bronchitis, Group and al
*nSt and lung troubles than any other med
|zisz The proprietor has authorized any
< LIST to give you sample bottle free to
<oe you Of the merit Of this great reme-
args bottles 800 and y. d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

INNOVATIONS FoR To-DAy.
War DEPARTMxNE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL EERvfc8e
WAsHINaToN, D. c., am. June 80, 1883. =
For New England: Light to fresh southeriy
winds, warmer fair weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Birmingham's electric road starts up again
on Monday, the work on the sewer which
caused the delay being now out Of the way.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
PIatt,s Chlorides, a True Disinfectant.
An odorless liquid, very cheap and efficient

A premium is offered by the Treat &
Shepard Company to anyone who will find
q person who has Mathuahek piano and is
NOT pleased with it. We doubt If such per-
SON lives. je26 eod&w.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Hon. e. d. Bassett. consul general of Hsyti,
will sail this afternoon for Port an Prince,
Hayti, on the steamer William I.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Gone TO New Hampshire.
Mr.. Joseph Gle has gone to spend the
summer at his homestead at Franklin Falls,
N II
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
sunday % the Sound.

Tomorrow Sunday ct 2 o'clock p. m. the
new excursion steamer Margaret win make
her first trip of the season to the Thimbles,
touching both ways at Lighthouse Point, CIV
ing I'll who desire q beautiful afternoon sail
ON the Sound, returning at 8 p. M. As this
Is her opening trip no doubt she win be well
raEronixed.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Al PrOmaInc nj society lady writes
regarding the Compound QuiniRe Plasters
frThey have greailY benefited the rheumatic
seinsI have suffered Sold by dxuagisAs.n
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

Died mt she Hospital.
John Jafque, aged twenty-three, died at
the hospital yesterday Of consumption.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
PUEBLO SCHOOL ArrArRs.

Resagnasien OF Teaehers-Many
- E.----'s - : - .1oAA = 80
sI,sOO for Teaching CoehfnE-Wtn.
doWs, Light and Eyesight-MarrIed
- sI,gle Taecg,er.-a Reso,nss.n -
". sAnkAo : - ~ "a -
borrow Hail MilIien Dollars.
Last evening was held the last regular
meeting OF the board of education at their
,,,. =, +J,a Hill, s.,,rIf I,,,;15;,. .fts.
Koons IA WIG AAlsA scllooi puiioiue- eer
reading the last meetiuQ's minutAs resiona-
=, -,
tons were Teao DY CHAIRMAN Rlunkett, OF
tIs oor,rn;ttee m, schools fr,o,,, 1Fiss n A.
sAe - -AoA- ----'7
Lancraft, OF the Woodward avenue school,
T.1.,,, r....7, - =. -
ana MISS Asasene o1etAleioer, Oh the Wooster
street school After short discussion IL was
SN~ = -
moved to lay the matter on the table until
x: a,
the nfss meeting OF the poaro IN Septem-
bar
The following corrections in salary were
a.. ...7 a,,d .aaa....-.1
tnen 1easa aAu AeSoiA4ueuoeo:
: F. E. Bangs, Wooster school, s., 300 to $1,000.
G.. B. Hurd, Winchester school. So 100 to $2200.
Miss Annie T. Collins, WEIGH school, $675 to $725.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30
!" OUTING Shoes"

Everybody nowadays has sort of vacation, and
whether it be long Short the seaside mountain
the camp fashionable hotel all places
alike require comfortable suitable and attractive foot covering
The tedious operation of backing shoes large extent
dispensed with Canvas leather and leather
have taken the place of calf shoes during
for rough well dress Brown Drab White Canvas
Russell leather trimmed Laced Bamoras and Oxford Ties
Russell coiored Calf Laced Shoes the popular
We have these Outing Shoes for all ages conditions of
hfefom the cheapest grades as low price find du
rabihty and ht to the expensive and makes.
Ladies Russell and Brown Leather Oxford Ties
useful outodoor shoes that have lately into popularity
while for misses boys and children Goodyear Glove
Co. high lace Shoes and Oxford Ties with rubber sole
the thing for shore and country and but little More
serceabe shoes for children combination of Canvas and
Leather from dollar and twenty-five dollars
pair
We have by thousand pairs
Outing Shoes and add to their number daily.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30

subscription Rates.
oIs YEAR, $500; SIX MoNTHs, $500;
rHRry MONTHS, $3.50; oEE MONTH, SO
GENTS. ONE WnHK, 10 GENTS; sINaIM
COPIES, OErTs.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-30


For pe
1925 Bright Dongo Oxford Ties in Common Sense and
ofing
reof erd a
novelty
ing shownby at So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
Gin HeaementSbefehl

- Gin He9ementsbefebl. r0ei
8eiidtisuns Der Raieruensimmer bab.
i'd bemertt, baB sur Giiluns Der Strob.
idde nidt seuus Strob sefast wirb,
unb babe nit benz 8ruuiantamte bar,
iiber bic n6tbise &iidiprade seuOmmen.
Die 5erren Gompasnle'G Chefs tperber
biermit ermddtist, aus eisenem Scope
70 piel Strob 81 e%ntnebnen, oils iie fiji
ben 8ebarf ibrer 9eute fir n6tbis era9'
ten. b. 2euemuno, Sberft."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
st. anlt,.'a a~tninfrTitu
GoaeaeptQe, D~tinnespfa.

inter 2eltuna Der Safer bes Seneoictner
Sroens. 1T ete 9r6ste uno beitausaeitattete
2ebranitalt i'm NorSipeiten; Die. GAGE 70,
manttld uno aeiurn. llnterridt miro &c.
tbeilt IN alien 5ddlern. Stuoenten fDnnen, lie
mad 6dbi9teit fpIgeube GURUS aufnebmen:
Preparatory, Scientific, Commercial.
Medical, Classical, Theoloeie6'
Sas Shultabr begtrnt am z. September
5iir Gatalo9 MIN. iueHbe man ii1 an
Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbroek, O. s. B.
alt xxs ssSfssxt
pffraa
Rev. Chrysostomus Sehreiner, o. s. B.
5s-smt gtef. prGttept.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
@ie sal,Hub uno SIedte 80 bsil.n,

Eiele 8erionen slauben felt, bas Galss
fluB nns Jlehte ni6t sebeilt weroen f6ns
neit uno iiberlaiien iid oann iblieBli9
benz 9eiben. @iroen bieie % @ts. Der.
seben fur cine Sdadtel gbamberlain's
1aeeri- uro Sautialbe uno bieielbe Der
slntpeiiuns aemdB sebrauden, 10 uiirbeu
fie fiH batb BON ibrem Srrtbum iiberSeus
gen. Weiitens pertreibt es iofert oa8
|iudenSe uno brennenbe @eiibl, unb es
Bot in pielen 5dlen Seiluns ueri9afft,
in beutrt man anbers Wittel BON 10 Bis
lao Sabre srfoIslos sebrnudte. gerludt
|es. Gu boben BET o. 9. Spencer, ct.
|Gfpnb, nnb Sddfer & Gmmel, Glbanp,
Minneiota. l6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
8rabItues.@rab
5rabIinssfeufaer

5rabIinssfeufser.
Nidt mage i'd gu fixaert
Bon &noipen frii1 une rein,
8sm tuunoerboloen 2linsen
Der Relooi'en i'm pain.
Mi@ laben iaurn bic QUITE,
Der 8latben anermdrts,
Selbt milbe Srablinsslafte
grfriiden nidt mein Sers.
8ena bort ,it's gar 70 bitter,
50 eng, 10 leer unb ftiq,
Sieueil Elm bang 0eflafter,
9i9t gang peritummen nil.
Go ruff: mir la1t persebens
@omit Der 2en5 fid i9mldt,
Wenn mid Der 0ueq bes 9ebens:
Die 2iebe nidt beslidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17

- Sumner bSflid. 9liieTor i'm
@aitbauie sum eintretenben 8irfb
rNun, Serr @irtb. es ideint bier BEL
Sbnen cine iebr lansiame 8ebienuns 81
fem! Sd fibe bier idon felt elmer balben
Stunbe pie Elm hummer Suuae, unb
tein Menid frast uad meinen geiebten."
-8irtb in b66iter @ntriituus gun,
Rellnerinn9en: n5ris, gum Donner.
%tpetter, no baft Su benr seitedt ?
Siebit On benu nidt! Der Serr GiieI>
for iibt i9on felt elmer balben Stnn6e
ba. tpie elm hummer Sunse!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17

-Diebefte We6tain fur Suifen auf grbexs
Warmers White Wine Of Tar Syrup. Bret:
~ ~, Hssfauffbet0.G 6sscer. 40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
ct. Maamfta MabImabre.

DttftEtltltif usuttbtnss NIT Der nss "a on sis,ia.
1855 stffsltH nsrbtn unt ttR 8a4maxx ntfS ts N,s
tsttfn Der MhtleI titfn. 0etIe ibe nnhSattn auf8e.
ts&ts asnalItn nab pie arstit y,smpt tsfprst. I'm
aSststtsSsfyrsH tiften:
esamss &gksttb,
ct. Nssnaa ofsssas 8 panss, Mtun,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17
il.

5rabIina8monne
Sriblinssionne! 2i9t uns @onue
@iebt bu in mein Ser5 binetnl
., Elm @ri6en, metner SiBen,
@irS bies 8eu5ersieBen iein.
0enn bonn blauen Sinmel tbauenl
8lide ibrer aeuseletn,
Ballamlifte bauben 9iifte
@ie ibr Oben mils uns rein.
III.
grfIIIuns.
@initmals mir i9tpetsenb stusen
Den Slselpes blnab, .
Mir tuoat bas Ser5 serisrinssn
Gls iie mir Stolen sab.
r1eseuten ni1t bic Stolen
Die Siebe jung unb ;art."
Wer bot bas sliib'nSs Ioieu
Wsin Ssr3 Dir ofenbart!-
8tr iab'n uns on - entsiSet -
9es Ginilanss psbl bsmuBt -
Rlanss r9ein" unb bo9bsslRdet
S9lus liebene Bruit an Bruf!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17

9ur4 Seiorsuns Don sutem Bier nnb
bur5 3uuorfommenbe prompte geoienuns
kden mir uns bic Sunft elmer sesbrtsn
aunbi9uft Su ii9ern. 8eitellunssn fir
8ripatsebrau9 prompt beiorst. fl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17

49, Gin b,liser 8eder. ,8ie
tommen Die INNER 10 piinftlid in's
8ureau? Sic miifieu einert poraisli6en
@eder baben!" = .@epis, unb babel
einen biQisen. IIabenslid plastre
i'd Die 8iese unter bic sro6e S9iparS,
tpdloer ubr; punt 3 8br fallen Die ge.
iptdte auf mein Rleines. Dies fdngt
on, m6roertid aa idreien, uno i1 tpet6,
mas es aeIhtaaen bat!,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-17

- Die 3abl Drei5ebH. @r: rSebt
ba ih ibr Saiuort babe, rei5enbe glairs
belle, erIauben Sic mir cine Sraae:
Sinb sic absrsldubii9?" - sic:
yNbersldubiid, - iuaram intereiiirt
Sic bas, 5afe?"-Gr: yOas tam id
Sbnen crit iasen, iuenn sic meme Srase
beanttpertet baben tuerben." = sic:
.glun benn, t1 bin nidt i'm Rinbeiten
abersldubiid," - CT (freubis errest) :
so fann i1 es Sbnen benn rubis
mittbeilen. sic iinb meme breiSebnte
8raut!" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

FAMOUS WOMEN BY Hannah Mere 12ns, PIP. 227
Roberts BrethsrsJ
SEVEN DIscoURsRs on ART BY Sir Joshua Reynolda
l2rxo, PIP. 1872. (CassolPs National LDraIyJ
Historic DE LA CIVILIZATION CONTEMPORARY EN
FRANCE BY Alfred Rambaud- l2mo, pp TIA
tArneaud, Colin Coz
TREATISE ON NINE SURVEYING. By Bennett 2. Brough.
12ms pp 295 &C. Griffin Coz
THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. By Alexander Wilnan
Kipglake. limo, pp 2s4. VOL d 'harP" q
Brothers.)
TIE FALL OF NEW FRANCE. By q. E. Hart. lone,
3D. IFS. (G. p. PutpaIas ssns.)
DERRICK STERLING. BY Kirk Munroe lime PIP. 2oo
Harper d Brothers)
STARTLING ADVENTURES OF AN AMERICAN DETECTIVE IN
FRANCE. By Rue Marriott 12mo. PIP. 259. ~ d. q
A. X BrighamD
VICAR OF wAKEFIEID BY Oliver Goldsmith. limo,
pp. 2l9. (Ghn & ConpanyJ
WILLIAM OF GERMANY. BY Archibald Forbes. 12mo.
pp. 500. (Casssll Company
STORY or THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK By Charles Barr
Tsdd. 12mo. PIP. AIS. g. f. Patnams sons)
A LITTLE BROTHER OF THE RICH. By E. 3 Martin
l2mo pp 81 lMitehell Mller.)
FOR THE RIGHT BY Karl Emil FRANCIS. 12mo PIP. 531.
(harIer Brothers)
ELIJAH HIS LIFE AMP TINES BY the Rev. W. Milgan
D. d. limo. PIP. 205. Nnssn ID. +. Randolph q
ENGLISH WRITERS BY Henry Morley 12mo, PIP. 4o4.
Vol IL (Casssll q Co..
THE ENEMIES OF Books. BY ". Blades. 12no, PIP. 100.
"A. c. Armstrong Son.
LA TERRE BY Emile lola 12mo, PIP. AL IT. D.
Petersen h BrotherS)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
LITERARY NOTES.

( Mr.. wills b said 70 have closely followed ocr-
o~ntes's story in his adaptation OF Don ouiAo'o
bat he has introduced several new FEATURES anu mas
considerably elaborated the part to DO played oy miss
0len Terry
NJ Georrcs ohnet's now novel, "volonte,' has
pached In Paris In week Its sevcnty-tniru eo'on
One English critic calls this popular WORK monu
mont Of stupcndous plattude an anthology OF In
sanid oommonplsces and prodgious snobblshness"
N. coquelin's article on Acting and Actors In the
Aprtbcoming number Of Harpcr' Is to DO illustrated
With fifteen reproductions Of paintings BY Bonnat
pelaunay and vIenncux, aud drawings by Paul
Renonard and Eugene Lami
John Boyle o'RcIlly's book on "Thc Ethics Of
Boxing" Is the Tioknor list for immediate publ
cation
The Ashburnham MSS will return to France nj.
leopold Dclisie director of the Paris National Library
has arranged With Mr. Trubner, the London publisher
70 regain possession Of 1876 manuscripts Of the Lbri
and Barrels collections In Lord Ashburnhams library
Mr.. Trubncr receives 10000 francs and Maness's
collection Of early German pocms-a book formerly
preserved at Heidelberg, but taken away by the
French, and placed In 1855 IN the Kings Library
Mr.. Trubner intends to place this work In German
public library, and he proposed this arrangement "
d. Delsle last autumn The book ceded oy tho fai's
Library has no special interest for France. and the
Grand Duke of Baden has presented to the library
photographic facsimile of 1t, which for scholars Is
EQUIV aent to the original. The 166 manuscripts VIII
be restored to the documents from which they were
clandestncly detached.
The second volume Of Thomas stevenss Around
the World on o Bicycle" IL coming from tho scriD-
ners' press
In the April "Century" Mr.. KEENAN, Will publish
the last Of tho papers designed to Introduce his
description Of the exile system In Siberia Tho May
number will contain tho first of his Siberian papers
Illustrated by Mr.. G. A, Frost
Tho London Shelley Society promised It's members
sixteen books last year and supplied only SIX. IL
is said that It's performance OF Henas' caused IL
much financial embarrassment
New editions of the books Of the late D. r. LOCKE
petroleum " Nasby) are announced BY Lee q
shepard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
JHE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE March la--Cotton nominal Midflng roto
Flour was steady. Howard street ssf Western ssps:
nne So 81 a. 10. IS 0s03 IS. Family 81
$50 CITY Mills supernss So 81 60 EItre DO ssoosS
do Rio Branis s. rs Us 90 PataDsco Family - To-
psrlatve IS so wheat-souhern firm RED 81 1880
De Amber 93198o Western quiet Ma Winter Red
Spot at 87l9c bid 10 for March at 51Sn3T'tc !;
DO Nav So's sso.c Corn-southern higher White. 90
69c. Yellow 6716Sc Western loser Aixed spo, 5<q1
64T do for April o5a1ec. DO for May 5etSsoiac
uats were nrm Southern $4,000 western White
Rive arm At ess7lo Nay steady Prime 70 Jhoee wesr
Si3 90 Provisions sto<fv Mess Pork els rs.
Buikmeata shoulders and Clear rib sides packed
1850 s.con-5hoaldsrs 1,1Ss 90 Cs.r aib sidss sSe
packed IS s22o Creamery 2G0sic Eggs l3 el4c LINED
dull. Rio cargoes ordinary fair lS1l3Ac Sugar
stea,iv. A soft CSC Copper refined arm ID a Bc.
.tesasr daIl-cotton 1i6d Flour per ton o. Grss
i7Qld Ne receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

Last wssl $ss he'd soas.s:a snscuss Y cara II WA
sNsep-Rsesvss last - nssrs wese 900 head Tso Il
weeK Ii head For time last weok 29l0o
head Consigned throush 10 cara Of which 70
% 30. Good 70 Choice Lambs So asaC 60
Hogs-Receipta ~ wsrs SAD heat Total fs-
wsos thus s20 For trae last wee.
head senel through IL which TO New
York; ii cars salst market 6rn Lair Pigs - W16 lO
Mixed Pigs and Light ~ 2oDt5 ~; seieete1
Workers 90 4U65 40. Selected Medium WEIGHTS 30 500
IS 85i Rough 81 40 10 stays "a. Al ofernss tasen.
CHICAGO Unio, stox Ytrt@ starch l6Tb Drovsrs
reports Catae-Rscspts 100 hsad sbpmcrts
$500 heat: active 6d1c ever steers $16
s. lbi stock.rs AMI Feeders 81 s5Ss ~. lows. Bulls
An Mixed ~ 1888 49, Texas cattle 81 290st 20 .
Hocs~hecspt' 2o.noo hsst shipment, 5000 hssd mar.
Mixed o. O66sS 80: HsayT 80 ZOO$5 45
Light, 50 as %; skips s3 80 16 90
Sheephsceipts f5Oo hcsf moments LOU heal Market
steady. Natives Si1S6 Western S6D5 90 Texans IS %
o. 50; Lambs s. 001ss 30
At LOWS March 49, taths-'teceiUts 900 hsaf shin
nsnts l,&00. market stearvs Choice Heavy Native
Steers - 80 50 b. FAIR GOOD Native stesrs - 80
81 so: Butchers steers Medina Prne. IS JOSs4 20
stockers and Feeders fair 10 good So 0s05 20 Rasge
81 20039U.
Hogs- Receipts $500 nes shipments 24y0 head Market
easier. Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 30 800
40. Packiag. Medium Choice. IS l00f6 36j Light
grades. Fair 10 Best, - $685. 10
SheeD-Rcccpts 800 head; shipments l00 Msrke,
nrn. Fair TO Choice - 0S5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
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s6c 40 Fair 70 Coca ~ soc Mammoth Pearl Choice
Good 7Od73c Provisisn' were steady
Beef CITY Family p.r Dbl 50 6oss9 10: 10 40 Packets
S. 5O9S 90: Smoked IL 1l3c Beef ians >l1 OU4
$500: PcrS. Mess. sl6 90; Prime Ness new.
sii 5O 10 Family sl5 SO Hams. smoked Dsr ID. II 20
IL ,c; p cured 10 lie. size Clear tVhst
IN salt s1s9c. sides. Clear Bbbci sucked s9SIJa
Shoulder In DRY salt AMI fully cured 6'9c.; 10
de. smoked mt 7sa Shoaliers pexls enrod; 9.1
I've. de- do smoked. $40 ) 20 Bellies II Dcsle "a
19Lo do Breakfast Bacon at zoe. Lard steady
CITY RerneisS 50, Steam ~ s7p9ss; Bitcnsrs loose
81 5edS77s Butter 1u,t-PcDnsyyan Crslnery EAtra
29aSJa Western Creamery Extra % d29c r. {. and \.
7. Creamsry Extra 2JD2tc PacgnK Dntter ll1lSc.
Cheese dull. Now YORK Full Cream l2sc: Oh,
Flats Choice 10 dl2c; 30. Far Prime II o II &c
Eggs dull PennsvlvaIla hTsis ut l5s;
Ohio and other Western at - tetreeum-7 abel
bblA 7sao dun but stclly hennei
quot GrsnaatsA at $40 Powdered at 1c Feel sIad5.
Winter Bran $50 O0os2l 90 Reee.ps-FloIr
3,uO0 bbl4 Wheat 300 Corn LOO Lusn. D~t,
74OO push. Shipments Wheat $500 bus- 1860
bush. Oats 5000 bnsh
PHILADELPHIA. March ls-s:I5 p. m.-wieat corn aud
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