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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
A Real Good nov as Model.

A Philadelphia minister preached
from the text, Little Lord Fauntleroy"
last Sunday. in order TO get up a sermon
on the subject Honor thy father and
mother" Ha! good text; good sermon.
There were some other boys the parson
may have heard of that We're fairly
good in this line of conduct, 1t is
written OF one of them, in the book of
Genesis. that Jacob obeyed his father
and mother" but then he was never
dramatized; and young man named
Joseph "nourished his father and his
brethreu;m and Jonathan stood by his
father most grandly. Never man in
the Bible nor a prig in n novel who pre-
sents such n splendid text for Just that
sort of q sermon as does this manly son
of most popular father. Anybody
could love Lord Fauntleroy's mother
we can't just find the chapter, by the
way, in which the account is given of
him, but it's somewhere in the Second
Book of Comicais. probably; but TO
/ honor such a father as Saul, as beauti-
/ fully and tenderly, and nobly as did
/ Jonathan why, the Young mau-auy
boy, can preach himself splendid SER
1 mon from such a text. 1t breaches it,
self. Aud Jonadab's sons have always
4 been considered models Of obedience and
! filial respect oh, my son, there have
been lots of real good boys, quite rs
good as the imaginary ones, My boys,
/ il YOU are going to select a model for
| your life, take some man who really
! lived; who really said things and did
things, and lived u real life. If you
build yourself upon an imaginary
/ foundation, your life will be fiction as
thin as the one you copy. What do you
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
4 rrofes.lonaI correetIonIsl.

Absolutely the latest importation
from England established herself yes
terday on upper Broadway. says a
writer in the Sun She is tall and
rather rd-featured woman from Man
chester, who displays the extraordinary
sign on the door of her flats: 'tDisci-
plinarian of Children" Her sister es
tablislled the particular profession.
which she follows, ia london nearly
two years ago. and is now transplant
ed to New York. The mothers and
fathers OF families will probably be able
to Judge whether the idea is worth en-
couraging or not.
MY sister, said the Manchester
woman, who has established herself
here. realizing that the majority of
mothers love their children too much
10 punish them severely. conceived the
idea of setting herself up as a
public disciplinarian. She is woman
of great force of character and unerring
| judgment in all matters concerning
! children, and she had extensive expert
ence as a visiting nurse before adopting
| her present business. 1t is her idea that
children are more severely punished
when they are frightened than through
any physical means. To slap child in
| the heat OF passion while the child is ex-
cited and unruly does not have half as
salutary effect as the more mature and
/ considered punishment, such as impri-
sonment in a dark wardrobe or sending
the little one to bed without supper.
| Better than this is TO threaten the child
with a visit from the bugaboo. The
/ dread of the arrival of this awful per-
I sonaGe wilt act as an incentive TO good
conduct with the most fractions chill
/ dren 10 the world. Ny sister is a buga-
boo, aud that is about what / am. The
/ fee in England for visiting house and
| discipliniug the children is two shillings.
This involves medical advice drawn
1 from the fund OF considerable expert
ence in the world, besides whatever
i suggestions the condition OF things may
naturally leap mp TO. Besides this part
of my business, / hope to teach. doctor
/ and nurse the little ones. OF course.
4 there are points of antagonism between
these different functions. but the effect
! is good upon the children.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
Contingent Rhymes.

The following are few Of the many
rhymes used by boys to decide who
shall take the first inning in many minor
games:
Ana. mana, mona. mike;
Barcelona. bona. strike,
Care, ware, frow, Track:
Hallico. ballico. wee, wo, wack!
This, also. is subject to countless va
riations: Barcelona" becomes ''tusca-
tona." etc. One form ends 10:
Hubby, guldy, boo, out goes you.
Ana, mana. dipery Dick;
Delio, dolio. Dominick;
Hitcha. pitcha, domiuitcha,
Hon, pom, tush.
In some districts the third line is given
as, ''Houtcha, poutcha, dominoutcha."
and in others, ''Hotcha, potcha," etc.
'Tush" may also become "tus" or
t'tusk."
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
Various AIphabet<.

The Sandwich Islands alphabet has IS
letters: the Burmese 10. Italian 20,
Bengalese 2I, Hebrew, Syrian. CEaldee
and Samaritan. % each. French %.
Greek 81, Latin 25. German. Dutch and
English, 90 each, Spanish and Scla-
vonic % each. Arabic 2S. Persian and
japanese 80, Ethiopic and Tartarian
202 each.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16

just then came buzzIng over the wall
Miss Brownie Bee:
Good morning, SIR said she.
Quick as fash sped the warrior gay
.'IOu see, I'm playing enemy to-day,
And cannot stay II gaSped Tommy Lee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-Now York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points, sight 10 dis
count; Cincinnati, ST louis, Louisville and
Chicago, lilo discount New Orleans = dis
count.
Sclling--Ncw York and Eastern points
81 so premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago l-lO premium; New Or
leans, par.
The Manhattan Bank, IN its monthly iinan-
cial circular says Of local securities The
market for local securities has ruled quiet
but in the main firm during the past month.
At recent meeting of the City Council, the
President was instructed to issue call for
the redemption Of $4,000 Taxing District
bonds tlol3sl TO he retired on July |, next
According 10 the resolution, bonds of the
denomination Of 800 will be redeemed hrst,
beginning at the highest number and going
backward. Our bank clcarings continue 20
show a gratifying increase. They were for
the month Of April Sl07lI, olo67 against
s., SOS 1864 for same month last year, an
increase Of 81, COG, 1G3o3 or 2l.O per cent
The local cotton market closed quiet and
easy; sales 800 bales, of which 100 TO oX-
poricrs and 400 to spinncr. Al New Or
leans spots are steady at a decline of l.lGc,
futures steady, May up 2ponts and remain
ing months advanced 10 points. Liver
pool declined l.iGd, closing barely steady al
decline Of . TO points. The New YORK
spot market declined liGc, closing firm
with futures firm at an Advance Of point
Hubbard, Price & Co. say. 80 the grcaI
surprise Of all operators, Liverpool opcncc
this morning points decline from ycstcr
day. and II was expected that with this
adverse influence our market would open
very much lower A decline Of s points
was established on the irst round, bat op-
orators soon rcgsincd confidence aud bought
The cotton that was offered by those who
wished TO accept the small profit remaining
on their transactions Tho market then
gradually improved until the close which
was at the best prices Of the day Private
cables from Liverpool report that the de.
cline IN that market was caused by large
tender, aud consequent selling by those
parties who are not included with the bull
party and were Obliged to realize on their
holdings"
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land which were especially active In the frst hour
and both advanced materially nom last evening
figures The Northern Pacific group was also te
markedly strong aud oregon Wa
bought on talk Of a contest Of the next election W
June Missouri Pacific was strong, parity III :! m
pathy with Atchison and partly on the TAX OF hl
ARRANGEMENT made with Mr.. Gould by party VINO
proposes TO make bull campaign win lile hlooA.
Among the low priced shares there were some
sharp movements, aud Denver Texas q tOrt
Worth certificates rose over per cent? hnu hlnss'
ton q Pembroke, which has been neglected. iOi
long time, sold up over per cent Inc hlgher
priced shares such as Manitoba and Milwaukee,
Lake shore 4 We tern. also showed marked
strength Tor time. Tho demand ior SOCKS
however, underwent marked decrease LiVI
~ o'clock aud although s. Paul became aetlNc
and moved up irdclionnlly the bears TOOK hold Oh
Atchlfon and II retired per cent. below ~ best
price of the morning. The rest oil the 10y followed
and the decline In few OF the speclaliiva heiped
along the general weakness. PhhtdeQnla NuhN ~
most conspicuous with drop OF per cent, hl,i
Pullman yielded .. There were rep0fh Oh mueh
needed rains IN the Northwest but these llul no
effect upon the market aud the scarcity ol hehu-
ing iDr delivery, with the premumOl lOi loI we,
was pOwcrcss TO rally that stock or the resi- 81 lhe
market The general list, however, moved oNtI
an extremely narrow raugDHud tllcFt seemed 70 nc
no marked tendency In either direction the llurtu'
Gtons being insignificant aud slight ING ntHN-
ncis was maintained uutil the close, Whlrh was
QUIET at close to opening figures. Among the act
I've shares the only important changes were 10 Sos
ol per cent each In Achl0n ana canada frrluc,
Railroad bon N were again ncuNe, the sics ol MI
issues ucErCguiiug .llhiWO, oi Which e-.@W WIZ
Ga West fhotc a. .lioct In Texas Pacific nc onds
and 3lddOJl iu Atlantic a. Pacific g. The mnrkcl
was stronger than on any day since the holidays
and almost ever Thing tfudcd In is materially
higher this evening". The principal gains MtI'
Denver Is South psrN Certificates, ., 20 9I rim
fr,ts. !, TO lla The total sales Of stocks today wen
rs, 30 shares. Closing quotations,
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GrnIn nn,l prn,I-Inn..

KANSAS CRY, No. May Wheat STEADY.
No. aud cash. 90 ~ No. cot, cash, 'V'lc. jay
t'c asked.
Con-s,rougcr SO 2. ca,h. S3,c bid. s5'lc
asked June aud July, no bids NOE offer. 40. 2
white. cash. ~ nskcl
uats-No 2, cash. 90,
CHICAGO. ~. May 1.-On'y a leh business
wns Transacted iu wheat tudiy. aud speculation
o. on Yesterday based almost wholly upon the
weather especially in the Northwest 1hr UlVaiug
va. nbuui - lower than Yesterday. closing hi.d
steadily declined q moro under fath,f if,c sprcu.
ntitc offerings. some lines ui long wheat coming
uu the mnrsVt OIemi0r, we're influenced hy ~.
Ilfts IT rain iuum tie NurihWcst but later hdtius
nuuftcd the tsin not heavy aud TINT 10 WIS clear.
ina up-thc Wind hot and tie gfuund dpirg up
urufJs bat nlalu caicd OF closing A. lower than
| yt-icpiay outside news had but little cfcrt on
/ thr market.
corn ruled quiet aud iuariivc most q the scs.ion
transactions being limited 10 local Traders. ADD
| uuriuuiiuus were confined Within a. mn9c The
prevailing feeling IT sicadincs' and prcCs showing
| bat little change itum Yesterday
| Oats WVr tniflY active, Tut weaker and lower,
| urrrliuu loaded up trsfly yCt inlay aud wanted
/ a. ssll tusiay outside orders wcte in ilsht supply
/ aud nu inrrrufc iu ufrflugs caused weak feeling
I aud define ~ ron June anl iull. which was
/ THE chief deliYeflDs tudud in. Nay, however ~.
| mnluci slow nui uuly dnrliucd ~
| considerable intrret was mauli siCl In mes
| pofs aui speculative iradlug wgs quite active.
| though lincly iu contracts iuf lulT. tics nt the
| opcning wctr made ~ r. tlight advance. but this
| wns quickly iust Win good bul lug tTiUcs rallied
! 1Htl II aud tluscd steady.
imdlus vus light IN lari aud the feeling We.
! tifuurrf inrts advanced sfii.r, Thee upprCHiu
/ tiuus iting mudCmtcy well suppfrufl
| 4 hiny ncti,e tradc was wpoHoi in short ~,
| aud che feeling wus ftIuugcL rr,rt ADVANCED n
| sliuf aud tltstTi steady.
Too leading fuiur,s unggf as follows
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NiW YORK. Nay ieNonry on call easy az 2ifOtl
~ CENT clu 81 offend nt q tyf CEN. Prime ugr
pot .iraii % 4isi iof hAiy day bills aud sltsi.
tuf frmHni
Uu,yumcni bonds have hcon dun aud steady
state buuis VIEW dill bat firm
lho tinrs mhfArt tuilny wHs more active specially
lu We forenoon. When them wHt strong tone dis
Played hli 70 later Yielded 10 the attacks on tho
nnu am duiiyd Into dullntss. nua'ly tlutluE Al
lltlall glausre inf the day Tho london hg
wv tln, lWNtt ihIs Wuwlur. aud PARTLY IN nin'
lalsl WIN Wilt trnirr NOD pifilY tpcHufc II tho
WlN'u', " f.hhf. among thr traders upon the fcs
uN'Nuh li thu plfn NJ pF iuu whirh u Ia mrtss
nv nmrird De- CO., hlrImrtsr If the indus.
! Ne' evilui ilW opening here was lever
Nv ailn lUnfNlaf With uu hrlg marked changes.
| ilvm lhsl evenings puuH. tiu wld Il dlnofunccs
n.lnH uhli n ltf crnt Thew vas a buiiish fcntl.
mehl uluh Atchlsol nnd the lasion operators
WE prominent in That tlUCk. q vel as Ntu kng
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lows Ordinary, SEC good ordinary gszc
low mlddng, 10 1i.l6c; middlng, iis4c; good mid
ding, llssc midding fair. l2ssc fair, ~ l5-l6c.
Futures opened weak and closed firm as fol
lows May, io.77@lo.7s June, 10. 7s@iO79; July,
l0.Sl@i0SI; August l0.ss9l0.so; September, lO.25@
1926; october, q93@9.ei; November, o.s6@9s7: I'e'
cember, 9sS@9.s9 January, o.e6@9g7 February,
lo0i@lO.05 March, -. Sales 1860.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened easy and closcd steady;
midding, 10 Hide Sales. 1900 bales Quotations
are as follows Ordinary. 9ISc: good ordinary
Q$sc; low middlng, ~ S.iGc middling, 10 llGci
good mlddling, lilic
Futures opened barely steady and closed steady,
MS follows: May iO5l@iO57 June io.5j@l05G
July l0Gl@l062; August, lO.I7@leis; September
e,o2@093; October, q0oaaGl; November, 0is@ai9.
December 9.5o@95l; january, a57@Qjs Fcbru'
Ory 0Gi@9Gji March, P5219.7s, snlcs 60, 200 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots fairly steady. Sales, 1000 bales,
Of which Gi0O wec American. Receipts 10000
bales, OF which 1900 were American. CLOSING
quotations were rs follows Ordinary 7lddi
good ordinary, Jl.di low midding, jJsdi mild
ding, l.lGd. good middllng, 5.lGd.
Futures opencd wcnA and closed steady.
lTheso prices are given IN pence aud Githa, thus
Cos means G,6id, aud t.ol means l.Gidl
At pm; May, COS SELLER; MayJune Cos sell
ems JuneJuly, COS sellcn July.August G.C3 sellers
August September. 6.G3 sellers september October
6A sellers, october November 5.3l sellers; No
ycmberDccembor, Gai buyers; September jGl
sellers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08

FRUIT asioHiy. umugrt= Nrsslni. siaatO
go huN California. sou Igf bUN. Lemons siu
go ~ hos. hnilHs si'na.'il pcf bunch.
Dates fatc liss iftl.C tff pound
Allltn" tiWasipl pr 600. urri nnr'os. ~ %
p ~ 10 iium ttoic. huyi rcschos. 2ltee ir6m
ftufr
NrgrrAm.Ts-u Onions. e. q per hri. cabla-c.
Ncu urpaus. cmir sifa.iut kriut ~ bfi. ID =.
halt hfl Al I'd garlic. ~ frr lUu.
NUS tuHHuut. fI.H.It1l Scr 100 ICanuts.
virginia. f.I.r, lrnurs.Hr. tafurft stock aHItf.
tuaticl, l.ti' II h'Th,f sItllri rsl if. white sr
tplnih. g. ltrans IcAi., Oh, s.fi.l, Arkansas.
| t.flr Italian rhr.iuuis. lH.Itltr
hllilI NItffIur. ltsfiHf. creamery, n Tanr
dllpl isHt'i nluutN uutirf iH.tlic.
hiAiulr lIm. u. ta.fI.ii Irgf hfg sacks. l1.f
.c ~ bu luh. aps.oc W hu. SWEET t1uoetl j,
] Vfr lu
tlDrn-oarl 80 ~ bri. sni $40 Per hall
NiNrUAr. tefrsl. i.sIac
| ltNs Hrl'ady tHHra IIs rfsrs t2r
/ nlllll hirsyHH fuuus. saunalln0 mixci
tisN'lnl hens. 500 81, rH,ac. " li.fbul ducks
I sfuntt'h
tRr,ii firii anuniia. is1r per Ih cat ic. ~
| 10. taur, pff.ht trUut. etc. satlur pef 10.
| Ief hun.
Hlki.lzi ufls O. ~ half bria 500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08

HAY-Cholce, ir1m store sc; car load, from
leycc or depot tih jOWldOI. PRIME from stprc, 11t
SIC ear load. ifum lvNco or depot, slijOalhUE
pmlrc irum store, dlt,tuC. car load irOm lcScc OF
depot. siNUdatii.uJ.
COllN-lrum store, white ijsaifc. mixed ljr;
from leycr or depot white In uulk Em iOc. Ia
sacks. iic. mixed. Ia bulk Pc. iu sacks, ale.
BRAN-fum tiuut, ~ .ftiIc from lctcc OF
depot, elL ,ndilpp
0A1s-In1m stnrc, white 3G095c. mixed. 80,
at. from lrvrc or depot white. ia bulk. alt,J.C, iu
sacks, Soc. mixed. IN bulk ac. Ia sacks, &c.
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Isrcpdstuna,

rLOUR-From stor,, family, Sl15; choice sLOt
fancy, sl2ialan, extra fancy, si..O4 lGJ patent,
si.2iofiJt cusy,
CORSMEAi.-rclrl, $3.50 roller 500; steady.
BEANS AND PEAS Navy beans, si7j@40J, me.
dium, n d0sttst
OAfMEAl.-ln half brls $40 from store.
ACKEltS-soda, extra, BE-. treble extra, ca
&C. ginger SNAPS. 76lsisC assorted lumblcs, no
latsC. cream Cmrkcrs 1ig6fSisc.
CRACKED wilEAT-ln half brls, $3.50 from
sturr.
llOMlNY AND GRITs-From store, s125.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08

NEW YORK, May .-Coifee-options opened
b-rcly steady aud l0Cfl5 points down. ANA closed
barely steady and 10000 points down; sales, $3.50
bags, "a luding May slGT5ml6.S0: July, Sl60j6g
lLOji August, Sl7 lO@lLl5; September, slL 2@H.i5;
october si6BU01iIi0, November. SlTil December,
@lLjj. March, 5000, spot luo-Sieady, spot car
goes, isj.c.
.--sugar-l,aw, nomlnal fair refining, &C. Cen
tr.flmly-gO test ne; refined, duh and UNI
changed.
Mo!aScs-Forclgn steady, New orleans quiet
RlCc-Qulct aud steady,
CINCINNATI o., MayL-Nhlsky-S sales,
Gsl brls finished goods On blslt Of slO2
Buucr-Elslar and lower fancy creamery, 220i
E'c, choice dairy roll. iimlic
Sugar rarely stalyi hard refined, S4@9j6c;
New orleans, 7A@1asc
Eggs Weak Ht liJgG1l2c
Chcuse--En Ter.
CHICAGO. H., Nav 7-on tho Produce Tx
change today tho butter market was weak; but
unchanged. fancy creamery, 2W'ir, choice 10 inc,
i5grc line dairy, lG@lsc; lair to good, l29lic
Eggs-FiTm at lac
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pro.ISion..

FISH Mnclcrcl. half hrls No I. $3.50 No. 2
sA7is 80 o. - tE iplb kit- No !. n %. No . stg
No. 3. -. nry Herring Family. o G. per box. y.
I, noe herring hall brls. - 20. White fish-iialf
hrls. 500
100 rRODUCTs- Firm. pork 3ia2ic,ig u. sugar
cured mans, 10 collie. breakfast bacon. -. etN sc
clear M eide bacon. Il ,s bulk pork. clear sides
t,,c clear rio sides, w. long cclr o. 81 shoulders
SIZE
LARD-Tcs 20. hall barrels, ne kegs. ne
choice kettle ~ ,l,g,. qulpL
FRESH MEAIr-Itti. headquarters. htfi. fore
qunrcn p ic. tlV hogs, tefic. country dressed
u gtihr tVf 10.
fiGsfEEf-Br.s, s2o2. hall brls, $780, kegs
SlL
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CHICAGO, H., May THE D-owrs' JogEai re.
ports Cattle Receipts, GuUf shipments, 3i,0.
Market slow aud easy; be1ycs. sl.l1HLjn steers,
il1W ll0 stockcr and feeders. SA60NSGO. COWS.
bulls and mixed, sLN@AlU, Texas steers, 81 90
sos.
llogs-keccips, i2,00G shipments, 5000 Market
higher mixed slijNL7. heavy, SLdOl,i.70; light,
SLtUwLS5; skips. slhOOLi0
shccp-icccipts TOyg shipments. 1000 Market
weak steady: natives, tiuUo,'.U1 s,ockrrs, ~ Gj6,
2m Western, iiio8LS0, Texans, s25j93sj; lambs
sLjoe5isO
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARI:
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India and Pnsinc steamship Company's
Mall steamers.

Tho etcamcrs oi this the only regular limo sail
inr ON the ruuih 10 Liverpool. are very popular
Wih passenger, md the 10 g. they "a tc hrng less
llub.r tu anh weather than that oi the New YORK
steamer make. tie TIP thoroughly chi ynblc
The fnil. win steamer arr expected 10 leave here!
llOWutAt. a. fnil about Hny o.
BERNARD HALL, 20 sall ulOut May %
ANnEAN. toH 10 ahuut MAJ "A
nANiEN. b. all about June
THAN. a. stil about lurrA
MN Cit:f. 90 sill about iune1
JAMAICAN. 60 all about June a..
rnloun tntc- llCucc g. LIVERPOOL. ~; through
~ T., ne via Calais OF Dover Int class rail. etc.
ti.n. uf thlgl.rlas rail tiia.
Ioturu Tlckcts-NcW orleans ~ Liverpool and
frtufn fEn New orleans o. tnfis nud fufufn.
hrtclnss 30 the way tlll Childfgn add servants
at reduction.
For further particulars as u freight snd passage
arply 10 n =. HANuEEs
% Camndcict street New orleans
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Article. opsniur Highest Lowest Closing

Cash quotations wvv hs follows
lluufartUIdf nui uuchanrrd
No 2 spring wheat 49, Aot1 spring Wheat
iiw'sc NU fcl. SC
80. cora, ai' IL
NJ. ~ oats, ~ sHtH,C
Me-. fIt. fUitr
No iaflet. nominal.
faxs1od. tita.
Prime Timothy sccd. ual
Ncss pufs, Irr bel, 600 sssii N.
iari. tsf iUliis. asIt ..ftst
short 40 slider loose. tiinHGnn
lrt mltc1 fhnnlirn. hntut at1iaifO
khuu rlpHrtllis. hukptl a. flHif So
NcurpsH fluur i1.Tn ifis wheat d n0h u. corn.
2iNVn bu. uati, 1900 hu. pc, iuou0 bu. barley,
shipmcni. flour. i5co hrie wheat st.oii Ia.
corn. .lh,eo bu oats lnolo bu, ~, eos bu. bar
Icy. liun
NJ louis 40. May 5-rlout qulc, and easy
With urhi drmnud
Mhcli Th,rv WIS decline NJ the opcninr ami
The market Wa yrfy weak uhfly. hut nailed under
good buying ~ shorts Who held The market nun.
Subsequently, NAV and June tlusod nun but July
Was ',etIsc sud August u below ysaicriaY No J
ri, clsh ii',c MAY Ic. closinr a. T. bd June.
sl9slng !, eii'.o bid August ii seii. ~ closlh.
Cuu Higher No. 2 mixed. ea,h. alto. Jim,
/ alf.c, closing af ~ nskcl. july. .u ~ rinslns
49, hld Augu.t alic. closing site I'D. sertein.
| lcf aii fffltftit' o., closing 90 - nttrl
| Nhts~lu Iuui dumHUd Huu tfrnar. IA . cab
=, r. fvgular MAY 2lc juno. i,c.
| NycaNu .. ftc bid.
harley No mufkgt.
lisy-Sulct rmirc' sdoogs IA Timothy, tsca
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G!roccrIcS.

CANNED GOODS - llncapplcs siiiaLiN
ryachcs lbs sundnrl, sijiIsiat second u y
Tomatoes . ihs. standard, S,esYl,i lhs. standard,
sl.p. strlWhcfncs VI - trpbcirl,s, el.A Black
berries eLup. Green cages, tl.it Fear, tiit.
Plums $50, Asparagus. stun. Gpcn corr. si0l
eith Ofccn peas ei2t Cove uystur, fun weight
1 10. ipottc. lia vi aiati.GE tight weight Ga, !
iis. siut Condensed milk-truun. sa1E Eglc.
3tuH Swiss. eNlh salmon, siG.esApu. sariinvs.
20 iU mustard slrdiues. el.in Mackcful. sLi ieg
30 herring mnrkrul. siii
tldAR-fufv white ~ lg on white. 50. yellow
clarified ~ ie,- .c uhucd A, q ~ stnudnid gninu.
lated, 81 powdered, ~ &c. cut loaf ric; opcn kct
tiu. O'.fii ts hTm.
COttEk- tommon, ~ e. ordinary. iGc. fair. ipc.
prime liu, ~ as choice Ia fauCy, I'd 2.c old gov.
Vfnmgut Aet.ait. steady.
rALi-Higinnw, s.at,ii0 per barrel; Ohio
hVcr. N N9ti - ret haffsl. Louisiana, sLisftLgi
sacks, huc, ~ -. coarsc, ti2s pkts - .Uic.
lutt -lnulfinna, q sltig. CafHina, teflc.
sfARCii-it'ti ~.
Cilkt-i-l iimu fate -. New York factory
~. lull crum, ii,g Young America ne.
MOLArf E--lnulslunn, common o. fair 2i1t2sc.
prime choice, HtWC fancy, lhC ccutfiiuguls.
common % iaif. .ittsc. prime % choice, 2sel ag,
tytup, 9lttlnC nful
'CANnlEs -sticks. MI sizes. IN bxs. pls aud urls.
p"ioc fancy us-nrivd, ph@ls'aC extra fancy, ii9
1uc. nun,
fun Wtlght bic
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CATTLEaCh1icr % extra. It.au.. cool, Pa
7" o.. salaWass % mClluHi. pr, tisC choke iccl
80 10 aud 40. 4sNg luUlDm 20 90 We, - >
iOGs Choice coru'cd. r.s5c good. t's8g. e.
,slitli. ,holc,. e. ~ mcilum. l'.aic. common.
=, lAN!i, choice, d, common to eood per head,
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oiisHrtImo crude. a,finr on crude marc
prime summer yellow. tl.tts. 90 summcf yrloW
90 fias Chul0U cooking summer yellow, au4l1r
prime summer white. flHbr
NLAierumc. gtUfis.H les than onf load
tinm.,ln n on meal, siaul ti3ll. los than cat
load. slfV0tlssl
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GENERAL MARKBTs.

The market quotation l!sts remain unchanged
Grain In store at the elevators: Corn, 1asi9 bush
olE oat. 1854 bushels Duslnc isvery Quiet In
almost all branches as Is usual toward the close of
Tho cotton sruson