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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19
Everybody But the Printer.

The following taken from an ex-
change Is the experience of every
owner Of newspaper in the country:
last week man stepped up to us
and said he would pay US every cent
he owed US if he lived until Saturday
night. We haven't seen him since,
and presume he died on Friday.
Another said he would pay in a day
or two as sure as we were born.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19
West Virginia Doctors.

An opinion was rendered in the
Supreme Court of the United States
In the case of Frank M. Dent, plain
tiff In error, versus the State of West
Virginia; in error to the Supreme
Court of Appeals of the State of West
Virginia. Dent was convicted of I'M
lawfully engaging in the practice of
medicine without a diploma, in vio-
lation of a statute of the State which
requires every practitioner of medi-
cine to obtain certificate from the
State board of health that he is a
graduate of reputable medical COL
lege, or that he has practiced medi-
cine in the State continuously for ten
years, or that he has been found. up
on examination by the board, to be
qualified to practice medicine. Dent
appealed the case to the State Court
of Appeals, inasmuch as it deprived
him of liberty and property without
due process of law, contrary to the
fourteenth amendment to the consti-
tuition. The Court of Appeals gave
Judgment against Dent, and this
court afirms that decision.
The court. in an opinion by Justice
Field, says: sit is undoubtedly the
right of every citizen of the United
States to follow any lawful calling he
may choose, subject only to such re-
strictions as are imposed upon all
persons Of like age, sex and condition.
This right may in many respects be
considered as Distinguishing feature
Of our republican institutions. Here
all vocations are open to every one
on like conditions. The right to con-
tinue the practice of profession is
often of great value, and cannot be
arbitrarily taken away any more
than real or personal property can.
But there is no arbitrary deprivation
of such, rights where its exercise is
not permitted because of failure to
comply with conditions imposed by
the State for the protection of society.
The power of the State to provide
for the general welfare of its people
authorizes it to prescribe all such
regulation as may be necessary to
secure the people against the conse-
quences of ignorance and incapacity
as we'll as of deception and fraud"
Continuing, the court says: Zone
means to secure this end is the meth
cd adopted by West Virginia. If
the means adopted are appropriate to
the calling or profession, and attain
able by reasonable study or applica-
ton, no objection to their validity
can be raised. The court sees moth
ing in the statute which indicates an
intention of the Legislature to de-
prive one of any of his rights.
mo one has a right to practice
medicine without having the neces.
sary qualifications, and the statute
only requires that whoever offers his
services as a physician shall present
evidence of his fitness therefor. Leg
islation is not open to the charge of
depriying one of his rights without
due process of law, if it be general in
its operation upon the subjects to
which it relates and is enforceable in
the usual modes. The great purpose
of the requirement is to prevent
arbitrary and capricious legislation
affecting the rights of the citizen.
There is nothing of an arbitrary char
acter In the provisions of the statute
in question, and the judgment of the
lower court is therefore affirmed"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19

lying and being in said Garrett county, along
the immediate neighborhood of the Red
House, and about eight or nine miles from
the said town of Oakland, known as the "Old
Golf Farm" and which was conveyed to Will
liam Ward deceased, by Elizabeth Phillips,
by deed dated the Both day of Septe mber, in
the year 1875, and recorded in Liber w. H. T
No 2. folio l64. of the land record books OF
Garrett county aforesaid. and containing 100
acres of land. There is good dwelling house
upon the place. together with the usual out
buildings. Most Of the land is cleared and
under cultivation, though there is an abund-
aLce of timber upon 1t. The proximity OF
Of the roads leading 10 it, and the superior
grass-growing quality of much of the land
render it one of the most desirable stock
grazing farms in Garrett county. There has
been and is also upon the place near the
dwelling. fine chalybeate spring. Though
now obstructed and covered by the wash
from the hills, it might at slight cost be rem
ovated and the flow restored. This fact, to-
gether with its beautiful situation, with its
other attractions above mentioned, would
render / one of the most pleasant. delightful
and healthful summer resorts amongst the
Alleganies.
The above land will be sold as an entirety,
II sSe gare snd as font q s
subject to the ratification OF the Court.
TERMS OF SALE-As prescribed in the
decree One, bird of the purchase money to
be paid in hand on the day of sale, or the
ratification thereof, the residue in two equal
annual IIOil tHo nay VI SAFE,
with interest thereon from the day of sale. the
purchaser or purchasers to give his or their
notes or bonds with surety or sureties to be
approved by said trustee for the said deferred
payments, and on the ratification of the sale
by the Court and the payment of the puI-
chase money, (and not before0 the said trus-
tee, by good and sufficient deed to be eXecu-
ted and acknowledged agreeably to law, shall
convey to the purchaser or purchasers of said
property and to his, her or their heirs the
property to him, her, or them, sold lee, clear
and discharged of all claim of the parties to
this cause, and of any persons claiming by,
from or under them.
JOHN w. VEITCH,
154t Trustee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE In GARRETT co,

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Garrett county, sitting as Court of Equity,
passed in a certain cause therein, in which
Annie NJ. Ward. by George w. Ward. her next
others are defendants, said cause being No.
1876 on the docket of said Court, the under
signed trustee will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest responsible bidder, i'm
land. in said county, at the hour OF II O'Clock
A, NJ,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19
List of Road Supervisors.

Following is the list of Road Super.
visors appointed by the County Com.
missioners ut their regular session
last week:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-19
On Tuesday. the 29th Day Of
January,

in the year 1850, all the right, title. interest
and estate of the parties to said cause of, in
and to all that
Large and Valuable Tract and Par
eel of Land,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14

sas.-p Mcpherson: STATE FED Pennsy YAh.a s!eeFs;
i s5S IL i, S'S d. s. h. 70 1879 3:
1s' ss s. 4 + g. ao f z So iII'
1913 n a, - 10, 10 DO 1852 A. - "a ~ d. ii2G
a. Z Eta S,S So g o. i q SG A #
- sdicd lntisnH nv BS A. rs B. a. Ia
20 20 F ls2S +; ii e coS il66 IS 90
;. r 49, lS SaHs' Ssl'iE2 si 's5 :
100 n t' o. d. o. is w at = sS g. a.
a. 5S,o iSS' 4, q ss d d. 1875 e SS II oi &C. i2iG
8 4 SO g. l Is: g. n 'y ~ - : IL
DO 100 = as - 10 Il stabilized dennd5 AZ 1914 n a,
p aS, 10 TO- 1857 n - 20 90 DO l2iS T. Al a. a. i.o
bulls. i6cGsI56O n a. - 1898 ~; l. 'u'0' No. i''-
Gai soa Io}sa li q g. e G r aS
s y S' isso 10 At 81 aS p d. 1905 s2S; ~
Do 70, l5Ss a - IL 81 d. ilSa n :. 90 l24s
\ a. q o. 10 n d is Sees 1875 u j. s. ~
80 d. I2I0 n, a. st4o y" a'hornoa ''!'''1'
IN ead a. lew Chicago seen 1921 - 40 se :;
., So rcnnyynns d. ltSt =. e, g Il DO. iiGS n a.
~ - =; ? 01-u iI65 .. al 81 C'"s' lo'o d. -
= s,IS S 1879 p :" o a. % e:se,
cAs,g S' da ii4s !. 10 IS o. ~ p 9 90
do liz II co&shopa head ara for the cove SS'E ,5S %
holl There Is, g. 9oa e as i pr had ~
CAT! s,oDe' Loss 5 Sa,1s and HSrsst arm Sai
pr,ce. averaged hlsasr than Ia-' Friday A''0''H" 'O
@'II min II Caves sold .. S3a.s 20 per 100 AiE sS
CsvG. AZ sg Eosg4 90 YeAIs AZ - 9'aSo A"1 '4' w.
l,ssl Bp.s c.y ~ srsr az AZ &
III % d i s3 yGs a, - : y "a : q y a.
4o 20 = 3 q 30 a. i t9S a. 20 90 " " ~
az d. AZ ~ no. - Mixed Calves l34 g o.
o. DO rs r. t97o; Do 10 g. s. 3 n 3D. rs D. 1I
~ 90 DO Ia Al % y d. lss a. 8 'g
g g iIo 40 < :. g. 3; Il 90 10 ID
d. 1870 , MnS4b d. rs y &c. g ~ y sa 49,
!. = % g i va d. Is, b. at IS IA d. is' n At
IS g 90 iaI nnss a. s@ ,.d calvc. 1871 ~ l2o;
Al d. ~ \, At IIhe IS ysa' iSl ~ a. S2 20 as
1873 T. lss % o. y ia ., g. g.: " Lee w. 10 l'-
d. e. At -Sils. BustermilE Calves III n Sl2sj
Is Vcls 10 n, ~ lac; li6 d. lEo 3D. I" i'-'' %
40 snirs %rsat Co Isl Yeas az n l 80
\. Ptrook A. Eeals. ~ %. a. 9e % ~ taIv.s
At sac 2 do 100 n A. D Lac 10 pu''0iH O0'
~ N i9 3 Gs.s 30 vsel, il2 r. at &c.
HIEFP SND LKMIss-lIoo"IpLs 90 carloads oi IL Coz
hestIS carloads a, c0Ih.5T sta AID 69Fsst am Tor
sheep with sAies at TsIhaI strSnge' prices
uugs Ia LIBERAL supply, Weak ahd HlnI
Lamb, sioaay ana g'od "Io'~ "AA''1 O'" WV
'O'I few woonoa Sheep sold sSds5sl - Ter 100 D
hsI ShoSs A. 20 liuo bunch Of Unshofn Yeaflny.
At 4 rs Clipped do r0asJ % tCulls AZ ~ Nfgns
Lamb. . At a g p.i nr Pt D. and f00' '" ''D' ''
saig--p Harrington % q gped ohio sheep 70 y aver
70 n az - q! ~ %oi d. - 3 81 55 Ia state Do
81 n az 90 so To- ~ y n ., O. p2 1Ss 40 ~ - Do
e. 40 ~ ~ do IS D. al e. Is % 10. T2 A. at
80 - SS Ohio d. - n AZ 80 y o Oi DO. - IL
4. e. g. 4 i"s q ao hSpol Sat-, Sheep . a.
. g az %"s"Te d. 60 6sio do - ~ at q IS
~ S2 20 oho do G2 n t0 ~ Western do. oi la
H. H i; - uqron 70 Clipped oso shcsP so A. e. 80
II do u r. - 25 90 do. os ~ at - 90 ~ 10 ~ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE May lS-CoIton quiet addliug az 1lSc
EionT opis steady Howard Street. and Western superane
AZ 30 o. 90 DO 90 10 - 90 Family do - 10 20
CITY Mills. Rio Brands Extra g lQSS1Si Winter MheSs
6 40 spring DO Is y $500 DO 40 srasht
raits IS SSSoi LsnESsrry 80 $50; No southern bern
Nav SIC Jaue SIC, July s2ass4 corn-soothern quiet!
SiIsI spot t9s slaT,c May A2Ss!2o June s3st22tc:
90 Mixed 290slo, GRADED No White st 33e southern
and PsnnaVlyAnla sBO033G Rye quiet at 81 s55c Hay
quiet Prime % Choice Timothy az slS OOSt 90 , Pro
shoulders &C., Clear NIB SIDES 7c 40 packet stc
Bason--shouldsrs 7so' Clear RIB SIDE. 10. Hams
Butsr dull, Western Packed l5SlseI Best Roll lssl5e:
SSsn' .S.l is q Esss ssst
M IsSc sugar quiet, steady "a soti AZ &c copper
Suist Rsnned at wbsEsy nrm At e. 10 freights 70
yer lon 10 saeka lss ed Drain per bush 50 coTs tor
orierA 20 Oh 98s Cd RsceiptsFlour 900 oeA Wheat
900 bush Corn IL 900 bush oats $4,000 bush NO
ahipmentA SAlus-whcet 900 bush Corn R2OOo bush
BUFTALo May IS hsAt-sprtng Wheat dull Old No
Hard oiosed at 81 3SS New No Hard ~ 81 % Old ana
winter wheat duh and unsettled sales OF carloads 40
od az B3o cos,nE go asked No White Michigan 80
90 20 Ma Red 80 q 500 No White oregon oL4oc N
snra unsettled but generally lower No yellow NJ
ssse No yellow At ssS No 2a!SSS aSsSS 20 Wa
20 &c on track No Mixed 27c in store Rye nominal
FIour steady In demand Mlteei qdeS Winter Bran
Si1 rs al3 spring DO. Sl2 09l2 50 Canal tnights
RYE Csc RscoipIs-Four 1000 bbs Wheat so 900 hush
Corn Gb6 OnO bush Data 10000 bush Canal shipments
Wheat Ia bush Corn 81 900 bush shipments by Rail
FloIr Wheat 49, 90 bush Corn 2taOoO ouAh
UaS rs 900 bush Barley $4,000 bush. Rye $4,000 bush
CHICAGO. May lsTns leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
COURT CALENDARs-To-DAT.

srpRxnx CoU4r-GESEEAL TEAM eslore Van Br1nt J.
sUPsxxi co5Er.- CaANsERs = Before Barrett I-AOtioa
srrIsSx Co1aT-sFEeI1L rsRHpARr IBsors IA Law
sss 1893 1885 1871 t sS 5 is IN. 1850
suRRT coUETsrES ,S dESS i2 fGs5 iii Pat
sTPESxE couaT~6 ascUrr-PART I-Bei0ro oBrsn, u
sTrRGnE corSr- cRcuT~PAEr II-Btt2rs Andrsss Z!
NG 1881 1884 SSts $685. 1853 s 49, sS s sS 5 I
SsG2, S6O3 1855 sails, -, ,.,,-, p..., r
SS sI. ss5 M g Ess3F'2 ss.'
$3.50 S935 S223 2 s3sI 2e5 S sTSs S s ' '
ssh s.s1 co.'s SSa JpgaS.
sUEsooArE corEIBsoTs hanson R % Of iSSS
KrA, 10 M p.trek TrenSr and r s4sS gaOa'A 'OS'
For probate~Wiis Of Margaret A Cautine A 0ehlst
Monhsiper = RsloGsa cr and nTn- pewey 10 80 N
syyEsI0G T TSSSOTS sd Sr s
Case Noday caen'l.L ,,, ,,,,. srs,sr,,n No,
$50 $50 $50 ST. $50 Soi 1885, $685. $685. 1884, 49, aia
$50 Sss asOS Ig 80 TuanPAHr seOEs r
JNos ri. ASA iI5 I54a 1875, lS7. 1880 1884, i57L
i1 SUPERIOR couRr-Tnl4L TxHM-pAEr H. Before oSsI
AG SUPERIOR E COZ TzRsPAEr IrrBs9rs Dggs
Nos 1885, laOJ 1915 74o 1873 1914 Voo i+2i' 10"
lG srPssioR coUKT-TzAL TERa-PAEr Iv-AdOurasi for
h COSMOS 5sp% PLEAs-GExER4t Before LaTenore
p nd Bsokstayer, - Nos "a 20 81 az, ], ~ H. So
Ncoxuoy PLSAs-sPECIAL TERN Before DAILY, Emotions
COMMON PLEGs-EsrrTT rKR4.AdiOuTned for the term
SonMoN Pi EAs-TRIAl TERM-PAkrl .beiors Nsn Hossen
%os 1925. 1855 l29l l4L5 l+aI AtZS laz' lLf2 I2'9
gs2 qS2 1870. llSl, lN9. -. 49, ', a., -
COMMON PLEAs-IRAL IEAN-FAKr il'-AV'ufnea TOT
The term. 49,, 49,. III. Nn.o..
C,Ty CoCEr-TRiAL TERN-PART I.-Bet0re hctoNu, ],
27O3 70 2lgs 2l2Y. 10. 1865, DO 33l, 2llS, eSS.
1898 4OI, 6SS, S5l lo45 n,,,-.,- =, ,
CRY CoURr-TRIAL TERN-PARr II Before AeAdam. q D.
No. 1854. u7S, 2g99. 2SIS, Z-9N, o9l.
-tTy C0uRr-TRlAL TKRM-PARr III.-Beiore Ehrnch J.
No 6,6 IO4 2Z90 2SsJ, 1897 2i0I. 100, 1868, 2SIA
1870 1856. gIt5. 1922, 1857, 1903,
COUKr or GENERAL SEssIuSs-PARr I-Betore Recorder
Snyfh and Assistant Dslgct Attorney layis-SGs 10 81
court oF GENERAL SEssloN6-PAEr If-Beiore MARITIME J.
and Assistant District Attorney EzsuIadNos 10 Ia IN
o.,...
sleeve j. aud Assistant UisIricLAItcrney JcToroAos 10
- InclusiT@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May ls spcsaD-The rain on Saturday night
,d sunday reached Illinois. Indiana, Ohio and Missouri
a, that there were 40 complaints Of droulh from any
quarter this morning wheat in CONSEQUENCE opened
80, q, 1oa--s cont decline A. rs l.2 up to 7s "a
%, ruIy hutchinson appeared willing 70 take tho Offer
ms Az 70 up 10 IA no appeared willing 70 realize
This little 81 fraction result the days range
July never getting under IS IL nor above 70 ID cents
The cIose was at the top. Tho visible supply
showed decrease wheat Tor tho week OF 1926 goo
hrshl, not A. big decrease the corresponding week
in 1888 showed, thsn was generally counted
for to-day. II helped the bull side little New.YoFk
ro,orod t5y bushels Of wheat cleared making nearly
IG6 o01 from the s-sboard IN two day. - perhaps
siined son people the buying side that Linn
Srnminemt on that side. The HewYofkcrs buyer,
Early through 8 V. White Co.'S house but. uko
JutchlDsop before the day they ha1 been on
both sides Of the market. There 10000 hogs al
there were 6alo cents lower HoEs at other Western
ponts also In good supply and lower. The
nroduct on ali opened lower and declined little,
pork getting II under Saturdays close lara .
shoTt ribs cents wheat the curb a little
easier at 10 1-s cents for July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
While there was no activity OF Importance IN the
crude certificate market yesterday the dealings reached
an amount that was indicative Of slight revival
from tho recent extreme duluess. The sSr In In
tsrest however was not accompanied by any expiana
ton in the way Of field or speculative develop
West sold literally enough 70 cause reaction 70
SO Is oonts. Tho Stock Exchange traders were not
onn as bearsh as the regular oil board scalpers and
stayed their decnne at SO 3s cents. They were also
responsible for tho late stimulus which brought the
market up about / cent nom lowest poiots. Ke-
nevals we're generally made hat and &ter rise IN
the oaninE rates 10 cents PAID for carrying theo
was a subSecuent relapse 10 nat rate. Inc
oOcratJoIa arc held IN check by the uncertainty az
tending the proposed experiment. in options. The
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
BANKING AND Financial.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK g. SONS
BankenA rs Nassau-st. New-York
oRAIY AYD PRODrcE lfARGErS.

FEATURES or THE NETWORK DEALINGS
The speculation In whoat yesterday developed no features
o. special Interest and the fluctuations in prices Wrc
comparatively light being within ranEc Of 3oas4 cent
The early Inons however were relatively stronger AAn
the late options tho latter showing net lose, 0i iiGSs
close. due 10 genera! pressure to cell The
dealings for the day Aggregated only about Zoo 600
bushels. and principally Of tho usual seApng oHer
ihero teng an entire o. interest from outside
sources. Tho Visible Auppy figures showed decscayc
OF about 900 900 busheA but his had no material
influence As the result had been generally discOunySd
Further reports Of rain IN he NofthweS. and removed
selling by long Interest a. tho West were other elr
maats which tended pree while the decrease Of
about 800 90 bushels Ia tho stocks IN s,on had no
marked srSct g9o1 Ss g AID 5dps GSa ss
Of 1877 orGI VA" rgcolief later on followed ~
"a july options a, tho highest ngufs while the dsH,
months stood Lsal4 above he osS' Price. 81 les da{
SIS IL August 81 IS, September a 80 October % 80
MARKET trading s curb Was dull and July closed at
ta.b whus was dull but prices fairly malnalncd
The export demand wa Quiet s6ppgLs SfE OHy IG"oC
Corn opuon generally weaker ard @ SsSi Win de-
WsH.rp markets Thr 10 gtugtons we're confined q"
narrow h maj guotatons being May a. 50. June AZ
JuiT AZ 10 August 10. and September as - , ..,-,
The SPOT market also quiet" Put wa hgh s'u"WhT
,ncaRs, H her, aad from fye to six ogI ports
h 10 several snail taken &C. and l." Tor
o., sSptiS9s declined 1898 cent with only mod
eraic volume Of business. the market c'",hg sH3lJ a.
ne to!!owIng ngurcs: May 90 June - IL, AMI July
. cash grades were in fair demand and prices maize
fractional gains , -, M M ch.,,,aa nv ,c,,r,,s
in r. MARKET recorded worthy Of g1;lce' The nnS
~ tbe outlonz May 81 70 JUNE" 81 20
~ ~ a. % August o. 81 and September 81 30
mo rsSeip,s AZ Kew YORK. Philadelphia BatmoT" ana
~ - Wheat J1.N $50 hp hrt-5 corn
az 90 Bushels oats 81 2j3 bushels total gan tloG7
U3s package. A. tl.cl Nv au c'
~ 81 f%uis the arrivsls were Wheat, $3.50 bushels
IG7 ts7 bushpls, noug, 1870 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
1900
1000
= ~.

Barley. BUSH -..-,.-r 1000 100
ysss ss9 ' Coca Vs' sAss: :'s ss
q ..;.. .l';I f., s:s s:
s.s. ss ssi ss s.sss ..::;s
S Fsssy 1 cr:s s'sss chos
Orleans aGE g easii .s @
s. Packing aud Butcher: - g "a 60 receipts
and Ohio Tlss sSss Es,.sra EIshsag hrni pss esSis
sGH men I $500 bush. " wv 's''''
IsDAs.roIs M lsw MA sso f sS no Rcd So
s snIsS SS ssia SID lid ~ ' ~ Af''''' Na
Mnwlur.s may lsr,9sr '.yssay was.. nml .sa
80 ssrs sGss VIII. s''1 ~ s ss:
Dairy a Esg. steady Frs,S :. Sils csssss
Flour 700 Dbl. barley 1000 bush.
osSs osss MAY Il s@ b.
Western and Pennsyl1anis suDernns g Sosss 90 "a
Psnnsylssnis Family 81 3SsS s0 Psnns,iysSi. ss.t
gGSSsiss 4 s sSs IRas s e,sas
straisht q eogss ss; 81 i1o. ana Southern Hisuas
P Psiept faS g chSies SSs S.ss:S.a Htsss sf
S,fts. tasa SasrSEs ssss
Sed in export elevator 92OI No Red Tor May s2SSs.
IA for June 60549l &c DO for July S3aSle; % "A,
August SO 0s4c Rye dull nut steady az $50 for Psss
yIyania Corp-SupVles light. market ruled nm bu. sps
az meaars offerings local trade demand light stesnsr No
Mtxcd In gram depot 43C No. Mixed Tor May A2sas7sc,
20 Tor June l2sso429.o; do for July &ZaS43e. d a.
August I2@ 043Lc oats-Receipg light car lo;s aass
~. "St ttEseS 81 Sc No white IS y 1880 No whi.s So
futures dull but steady and without important easoss
10 2 white for May 321933ci do Tor June 37fS
$40: do for July S27s333lsci do for August Sl13lLa
POTATOES steady: White Potatoes SewYork and wssssrs
Hary Rose Choice S4go Per Sa'h do Prime s2s:se
3O832c; Fair Good 20 g2Soj Mammoth Pearl CAses
- 3Oc Hebron Choice 80 9S5c; New PoatOes-EorA par
Dbl Prime IS so SO: do Medium - OO 90 80 Prcvasas
Sasts 80 SSS 49, ss osd B. sse 1851 a.
Hans Sl3 0oaSl5 so. Pork-Mess New sl4 90; % Prime
Mesa New a. sl3 SO; do. Family sl5Sia 60 Baas-
Smoked, 1Oh9l2cG do. g. p Cured; In dercce eIalots
s:ar E go @ 20 g. .% go sss
7c shoulders pickle cured S7A.c 90 do smoked ees
Relies in pickle sdSc; do. Breakfast Bacon eai0o;
lard quiet steady City Refined 7SI9s.e steam Ts7Le
BGchers loose 6tg7c Butter nnsettlsd; PsnnYIy,sa
r. q and N Y. Creamery Extra at lie Wsstcm Factory
ISSl6c, Packing Butter IL 9l2c Eggs Wesk Pennsyvsns
FrSts al 40 Firsts at IL 70 Cheese sexdy;
Part Skins os5S Fun sS.%1 iIe sSssss.asaGed SE:s
Bran SI4 OO4slS 90 ton Petroleum steady 10 kbsl
Iei Too bnsH Corn s 500 bush. osu $500 bush ship.
meng--WhsAt 10000 bush Cora $500 ouah 0a9 400
bush
TOLEDO. May I3.--whsst dun. nrn; cash s7asohc
NAY syic; June Sac July 1870 August 1910. Corn
dull steady cash sec; May S6c Data 9uet and steady
No White cash at 80 &C. Cl0yerssed dull cash 81 B
Rsospts-C0ru 900 bush. Shpmsns-WAsat 81 go buaA
Corn 1000 bush oats l,OOO ouah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARkETS-Br TbLEOhArb'
aUyyALo May 3CattsRecs.pts for the last "a bours
head Total for the wo0k thus far 7s For me same
time week 1873 Consgned through 22S cSrosas SG9
nominal Extra Steers "a so Prime Choice Native ship
ping steers - 00S4 rs Native stocEers " 1908 WI
sheep and Receipts for tho last 20 hours $4,000
head Total Ter the week thus $4,000 Consigned thro3xn
200 400 OF which 10 New. York $500 sAls market
ope drrn higher closed shade lower Choice 70
Extra 81 1905 Medium Good 80 10 eS 10 Common %
Fair So 30 s6 cus 81 0033 OO LAmbS GOOD toCh'iee
HSgsRSccp for the last "a 800 head Total for
80 600 Consigned through 1900, 300 oi when 70 New
York market dull lower. GOOD 70 Choice - So -
Ieetod Medium Weights ~ S014 90 selected Workers "a W
Light Pigs 81 95 al lo Rough * 2S9$A 40 s@gs - 'O0
S. rs.
CHICAGO. Union stock Yards, May l9;-"Ths Droycrs
900 market active Beoyes 81 90 es4 40 stoekots and
Feeders 80 3OS3 So Cows bulls and Mixed 81 eoSS oo
HoT.SRsoslSts $4,000 bead shipments 9ooc market
Iower Mixed 81 5O8s4 20; Heavy - 4OGS4 So Lght
e. IS 1st 80 skps - bOa4 90 ,,., , ooo r.sysot
firm Natives e. Western So 90 a. 30 Texans
a. Is a al So. Lambs 81 90 as5 %. 49,.
THE Druvers' Journal special oablegnam IRON LonDh
quotes lighter supplies OF American and home raseh
prices on from week ago Best American sSeI' 400
estimated dead weight
100: market strong Choice Heavy Native Steers ~ "
0fi 20 Fair 10 Good 81 ~ - o. sockers ana EeeasFS
Fair 10 Good s2 sO8S3 25 Crashed 81 9O0S2 80 -,
Hoes-Receipts 5000 shipments J. 500 marset over
Choice Heavy and Butchers. selsGa39S = LII Sr.deS
Ordinary Bost - 401 90. -. ,o,. ...x,., .,o,y
Bheop-Receipts $500 shipments 200; MARKET Ao"'
Fair " ChOtCe - O@S4 40
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g &c. rs n ss 80 rs J. 1913 Western 90. 20 D.
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Jadd & Buckingham s7e Clipped Buffalo Sheep. 90 D'
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H. Collins: 200 Ohio Sheer, 80 -, ct - sst a DO.
50 D. "a s5; 50 DO. 80 b. a. - 30 ~ Spring Lambs
SaTton ( Sns.t 20 Cl2Dea ohS Sheep rs n. as 81
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