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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-28

1t will readily be seen that this is one of the
best Stations ever brought to Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-28

5000, payable at time of service, with the
privilege of return, if the mare don't prove with
foal, next season free of charge.
Visitors welcome; the stallion will be shown
with pleasure.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
tsIecfric Saitters.

Dieies SeiImitteI 1T 10 pobIbetannt unO 70
populdr 9eporben, bab es faum nod beIonoerer
@rtudbnung beoarf. alle, bic eS iemaIs ae.
branGten, itimmen nit elm in fen Cob. Cine
reinere Nebicin siebt eS ni9t, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie gelciifet, bab fie slues ieiifst, mas man
boa ibr berfpridt. Gleettic 8itters beilt allie
eeioen Der 9eber uno Der Iieren, cs entfernt
@ef9miire, ausfdlas, Salsflub uno anoere
f}Olgen unreinen 8lutes. SO treibt bas Sra.
laria. 6ieber aus bem SbHcm, beuqt bemleIben
bor uno beilt ss feIbft in ben Standardization
Gdllen. SO turirt sopff6merscn, 8lutanbrana
mad benz aopfe uno Misrdue. 8erfude has
electric 8ittcrS Seiluna wiro aarantirt, ober
bos @eIO 3uradoeBnbIt. Yreis per 6lalde so
@ents unO ST in alien slpotbefcn. g9boleIote
bel Dreib, 9bOmpiou & 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

Grduleiu SeleHe tritt eia. gs Iieai
ein bsler 6rieoeu Der tlaren 5ttru
oieies WtdoNeus; lie bat ii6er nur
Slid gefannt III ibren iungen Sc.
ben; ibr ein5ises 2eib mar Der Sob ID.
ret gltern. Die t6aate es fein, bentt er
unb blidt ie or.
Das alte Grdulsin fdnst cen 8lid
auf uab Id6eIt. unb fie liebt b,rpdrts
auf fiiaftige gliidlibe WsibHa6tsabeus
De, tpie ite biefe!ben einit getrdumt, bic
Wtuiter ober Eirlnlt beimIi6 bes Spb.
nes 9anb. Du bait teinen 8roa mebr
gegen mid12 ftagen ibre Augen.
unb bic feinigsn aatworteu ibr !:
Stein!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
Staat 8 BIO, Stabt 3oIebo,,
2ucuS @puuth. s. s.

6ramf 8. @beneb bcfdb5rt, baB ct Der
oltere gartner ber 8irma s. 8. @6eueh C
60, it, Eel9e Gelddfie in Der Gtatt 9olebo,
IN oben 9eltanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb oab beiaPte 6irma bic Summe bon E N.
bunSert OpIlar8 fir jcben san bon Sd.
tarlb be3ablen miro, Der burd ben @ebraudl
pon 9all's &atarrb sfur nid)t oebeiIt
nerOen fam. Granf 5. Semen.
Bef6Doren Dor mir uno unlerfd,rieben in
meiner @egenDart am 6. September A. d. 80.
GsEaI\ Il. IS. @teafon,
@O Offcntlider @otar.
Soll'S aatarrb au7 miro innerIidy aenom.
men uno pittt brett auf bas 8tut uao bic
idleimigen Sberadden bss Sbfems. eost
@u6 umfonit 3eugnihe fommen
8. 8. @beneD 81 &c., SaIeOo, 8.
sB 8erfauft bon Gpotbefern, 10 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
1;e Wsr @tooisr ,or wo.

Die Ser. Staten BON Norb
Nmerlfa wurben in 1776 gegriinoet, bic
Ver. Staaten BON Wierifo 1924, bic
Wereinigten Staaten bon Columbia
1861, Die 8ereinisten Stoatsn BON 8ez
ne3uela in 1864 unb bic 8ereiniqteu
5taaten Don 8raEilien in 1889. Nun
tino nur nod bic 8ereiuigten Staaten
bon @anaba nub bic 8erstnieten 6taas
ten bsr @at.llen ausifdnbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
Scr stpla ieiner alaiie.

st sDar ela oufsepsdtsr, I90uer
Rnabe DON 16 Satrea fonnigen Sc.
miitbs, firablenb unb eiunebmenb, bas
@nt8iden feiner gltern, bic Greube feis
neg 0eims uuo Der StoIa feiner &laHe.
4bsr auf feline gldn5enoen 4usf6ten
flel etu SGatten. @s begann nit ei.
nen unbebeuteuben Suiten; balb famen
WarHungs3ei9en Der 96winbfu9t
isine Graft nabni ab, feline Wangen
wuroen bobI. un0 ct idieu 5u einem
friibseitigen So5e oerurtbeiIt. 9a rietb
ein Jreunb su DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. st probirte es
unb tpurbe gere:tet. 8eiunbbeit uno
Sraft febrten suriid, feline fr6bIi6e
Stimme etf6Oll pieber tibet ben S6ul.
IpielplaB, ieine Wan9eu uuroen pieber
rolig, feline augen tpieoer gIdnSenb. ct
1T nod noer StolS ieiner GIaHe" unb
erabuirt in bieien Sabre nit b69lien
aus5ei6nuu9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

sag- Sci @ebritber @riber
fincst man eine biibI6e Nustuabl BON
U buns, bic iid su Weibua6tsge.
iheuten eiguen; ferner feline 5oilette-
tdIiden, &egenidirme. St6fe unb bic.
lerIei anoeres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
@infa6es Gecebt.

S6iemmer: n6err Doctor, mir Feblt
es lett einiger 3elt OH GppetitI"
Nr3t: sSeBen Sic NAL 3lpei Sage
nit benz @hen aust"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

gbrunilder gtafenfatarrb poiitib ges
beiIi bur9 DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
50 Gents, in alIen 4potbefeu 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

9ie
WO9entli9e Treie @reiie flir Seras
erI9eint
ieosa Qoanerfag
un6 foItet
$3.50 fir baS e5abr poer $1.25 fir
6 Wunatc tn VUransbesablmta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

sdslide 6reie qreiie fiir scras
eri6eint
nit ArsMa6me oes Sonutass
unb fDfet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr DScr $3.50
fit 3 MDnatc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw.YoIk "wednesday. May .-BEEYEs-Recelpts
70 csosds OF 1858 headl9 carloads direct o. East SIDE
At Jersey City There tnne over 90 carloads on
the market and medium to good steers Of LOO TO 300 n
average were Ealable at about Mondays figures While
cost rather more than those Sold Monday, and The
WHOLE the market was not quite As satisfactory Tor the
selllng interest
% 30 u 10 per 100 10 with the bulk Of the sales al
81 O5as4 so. Bulls sold a. &3asS II Ia cows AZ
Shipments to-day s62 boevss on the G.lleo; 1000
Qugrers beef the City Of Paris and 200 do In the
Britannia The Ratio got on yesterday with 2io cattle
and the steamer The Queen viii sail tomorrow with $50
sa!os-shefmaa Culver: 10 Lancaster County, Penn.
Steers lll9 2 average At q Pe, 400 n o. ilLt N
= q ~ Is Indiana starch Fsc,oFy DO ri4 r. At q SO
70 g. 40 s5S 3S a. i 4 81 70 AZ o. ,s 3sS
de- T. i "a issl g a. i,sS $50 : o.
: Bulls ia5s a, q %; do i'o' n 1" 90 o. DO
b. MePheTsSn: Is Ohio Steers 1898 n. At "a 90; Il
Chicago DO 1899 10 at do, 1880 n, At - 55 20
S g. G : e. i y a. lssj .6S S " 81
DO. 1882 D. at IS 10; Ohio do, 1900 n St IS l2 ~
Pan i,.l Ss Sus;y % PsSo s. m
1875 y a. 81 ISj y o. i1s. :: e -, g. 90 Il0 20
SsStSn 4 Gilatt "Meslisa Fsop.ylvanl, Steer.
E a. ,s - g Ss i2G a. 49, as5 5' 70 d. -
iI9s D. At 81 IS ii %. lid b. 81 a i9iS 81 d.
III f. 4s s iois ecTs sS 2 " ''i do ioaS
%. isiS TO- o. iS7o n a 81 stssS 1900
- J. y ssGsr Co. 10 Indian. Steers. 1901 %, Ms4 2S.
3l75 Of 60th,st Supply hsayy, bat demand fairly good
ana aking inio consideration the nnnssf prices were we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

g g.sss. ssogA III; Indiana essss x as4ss a.
ssrsybs "a eoasa ss, 81 Loais and ssyshsn ns.
ssI q ss Y Kin 81 Msss
3 u.s. Rye qsiss sssaay ohoiss =. g Co. $780,
from aiiers light prices largely tcmns ~ DE-
sss ds sSssis fos 5sy ss sss 4, a S
mo SOCK 9 sss ss sDS s
Ss hs ssa az s
sspos q &c 30 white o. grain Sspes Az gnss,ssa
NJ Sts.c DO for jay isssssc 40 oy August 49,
SsSsqa Tsry %SdsT.sss SsssE.Ds' ggs; yA s. sap
Ts %n Eh'i isr 4 NAY s2Sgsso Suss 10
ISLE q FOR nssa: 49,
E Ear . sGs sc GA sSS SIs'sS ws
pSo ss IS SSS sS 10 Medium Is fraysss
Sa:, .ts.aI ssSis y e. sss so iUsio P Is
"a H:n az SoSsis So Pors-Mss. New So oo rss
Mesa New az Ella SO; 90. Family siesIn % EspS-
s9oisd iosSlgS' e. 2sr'a ~ 40 ss .Sss
sSoSdsrs IN dy salt and fuycnfed 60 DO snossd sSa
Shoulders pickle ssssa 5sTS e q ; Ssss
I Hsa' sue. s.saas cS ssaass fssss 7s7ss,
loose Butter ;Sssy }Gssi r,sssyyss
Si seG P "a butter II Ess. saa,vssR
Fifss al lao Western Frats at Il &C. cnsess aeadyj
Rsrs ssn. S3 Skins e Ssss :% Ss:
Bran si4 OoaslS 90 per toB Petrosau stssdy " ks1
test IN hbis 8sso Reoeipts-Flonr p 600 bes Wss0S
SSSS 1S 500 basG Corn l07ssc OasS oas sS&
bush 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
eR6IN AND PRODUCE GARKErs.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRE DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALIN6a
The speculative spirit In the cereals dealt In al he
PRODUCE Exchange has almost entirely subsidsd Te<s
Is no news to stimulate operations beyond hs dAly
reports Of the crop prospects, and these sso avaSs
discounted ss rejecting manlpulative motive IN
til the harvest is actually gathered. The bull oper.
ators who were back the wheat market few meatAs
ago now apparently waiting for late erop dsys-
opments and the foreign situation to give them Aiai
as to the proper time TO invest. The bears are, -
usual, taking an enthusiastic view Of everything
which may help them TO induce sellers 70 uansiaf
holdings to them 10 cover short contracts. The rse$
ent situation is depressing, because tho recent rains
have added to the brightness Of the crop OUTLOOK vhe
tho advces from abroad are encouraging 10 gpoo-
ulators for rise. There was hardly an export Pvr.
chase Of whea, Yesterday and spot lots dropped ssi
speculatveiy aud after lower opening prices huet
uated but little although generally with downward
tendency. July wheat ended a. "a ia cents 81 10
curb dealings Final prices show net losses OF cent
for May at SO and June at SO i-2 - for July a.
at ss a. ana ana "a December at So IS cents
In corn, spot lots suffened loss Of i'4sl-2 cent
although 100000 bushels were taken for export Tho
partly nom the continued good Western receipts
Options halted and closed sbou. unehanged as FOL
E1, nay az and ;s s;p 5anS s Az
Cash oats were down 1871 cent on dun marsst.
The options were IA cent better In the early dealings
but the close was heavy without change a. follows:
lard dull but weak for tiss options wh.eh los,
7ao points, follows: May. sT 10; June, ~ N f;
july ie red ds e raS and Sas s
adephia Baltimore and Boston reported Yesterday
were follows Wheat lsssT bushels; corn 5asl ls,
bushels; -four. 22,567 packages, At Chicago. M
waukee and 81. Louis the arrivals were WHEAT,
bushels; total grain, 70a,ssS bushels a0ut. Ss,coo
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BAr9'lEs s My Howard Street Western sggsreee
~ Wan 90 Extra So 1924 90 PANTY 90 r. S ~ WA,
c,y lllls Hio brands Extra g l0g5 20 ~ s,r.sh
Ppisn sprn 81 % he fT%
ANU Sss,sFn dull easy No Winter Red sgOI - ~ Ssc;
NAY Ms,s sos iRa s YeS@ esaIo %e',ssrs Gre
GiIsS spot Al Aasc May A2aStsg y Spas s5SssSs
90 Mixed $3.50 c, Graded No White a. sse sSo'g MsS
Sst Prime % cSos Timothy sG S SSs Mss 81 loose
shoSdsrs &c Clear NIB Sides 7c' . 40 psssse' Rama
5s:SRssS9d:r' 7 Clear Es1a . ES ssan.
Snsser aa wsssern packed Beat Roll
6TeamsFy az 1850. Eggs sasy AZ lzHs! &C. talr
0uet Refined at TOO Coffee quiet STEADY k2 Gamer
lsIasta sugar quiet sieady a. sou ~ 10
quiet Rsnnsa e isC w;ssy aS% ss al asked FOn
psT sJH IN P Sacks ss "a GRAIN CORK ior
orders at Sc 10 I'd Receipts - Elquf Ae3e oos 10 KIM
6Sls sAlSs-Whsas 1000 bash. Corn 1900 ousa
BUFFALO MAY lB-wheat--No. Hard dun ~ - Ex@
81 ala New No Hard trm 5000 bush SOFA t no
Old and NsE Ne Horhern 81 go ano AZ NS sc ON TSsS
"a 3 Story wR NS S R:a SO ssse
Corn strons and higher No YsIlSw az 9eSs0S no Srs
OAK STEADY Sith mir Demand whts a. Si1c No ,,
%Ats a. SoosSSo On r5S1 o. s quiet Winter Bran
ES 9GlSt % sSas s't se ss 90 g1Is
kys ssS SScs,ptSFlour 1900 bbs Wheat 30 900 bush
Corn aO3 600 bush Canal shpmentS-Nheat S5uVO 3nso
Corn $4,000 bush Oats So 900 bush snlpmepls M tai h
Flour 1900 bbls Wheat 10000 bush Corn SooOo ooso
=. ,an 1Aa toloya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May IS tspeciaD-There were soms IN
dicatons to-day that St. Louis shorts were covering
their contracts. Nose" Fraley was said TO Be cns
Of these. Partridge, local short, was moderate
buyer Most Of the buying for these two well known
traders was at about Ts Ia cents for July. The SCI
Ter. 1t was surnsed, Hutchinson. HOtwithstsnd.
ing Fraleys and PaCtridges purchases the Market ~
the session was kept within range Of la cent Tbs
scaboard cleared only IS 600 bushels Of wheat not
wtthstandng the assertion by New-rork last Monday
that 100000 bushels vera loading there then july
wheat opened at 70 80 cents, touched 70 - and
closed at the bottom-7T ia cents. No cash wheat
was reported sold here during the day. Corn ktps
within IA cent range opening and closing isss aSoSs
oats opened and closed at the same 1gure-2o SO
csnts--the range being only IA cent Thew were
1000 more hogs at the yards than were looked for
GOO moro at six points IN the West than on The sane
dsv Prtees could noe stoy7 Hstfrr shfz
enormous hog movement, pork tonight closing rs
cents and lard and short ribs l2 cents under Tues
day. Armour 6 Co. and Cudahy Co. led the selling,
The buying led by Wright and by Singer, the
former covering his own shorts the latter presumably
covering Kents shorts. On tho curb wheat was weak
at II IL fox July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
a. nnnnih, kelI Il sl .9os ga Lac. tbO9, 70
vrpopEAY FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ovnoT Mav ID 1 n-Con soils 90 Lie for both money
and the Atlantic and Great western nr' mortgage
IT,isys oeruncates Canadian PAcnc OH Erie, 2-'i
40 second c0psos 1864 interest Illinois central IN
Nc1ican Ordinary, 81 st. Pan Common. o9lt. NewNork
EsbtraI i09L,, PeunsYIyantA % - Reading. 2zaE
Money scarce aud wanted at l7GlS per cent
BsT silver IL quoted a. 42Sd per ounce
pans ady,css quote retss A. 81 francs 10 cen
mes for aud exchange on London at 70 Traces
n confines for checks
Spanish "a 767s 1870. -. -,
The rate OF discount IN the open mAIAet ior uteo
months bills IL ~ per cent -,
ipdis Council bills were allotted day at advance Of
l32d. rupee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Miaaas sCss osain1TS "a sd rs Saiss
o.yofx Nav "a s,o,on quiet MiadiinE iSE net soa
rfoss recspss sos bales, exportslcosstwiss sso
~ Dalss, stoSk. AGO balea -
MIddIing ih Gcod Ordinary 9S net ana 81 Mia,
al bales, 1pork coAAtWsse ABS pahs' s>'eA -
stock. 500 bales ,, as. ra,x
NWwosIEAys May ib--cotton- NddlinE 10 =, Low
,tAatnT 10 ii6, Coed Ordinary, 9a net aus kvsst
esps fs sss ssPoss 70 GSess Br stS al $50 6aisa
$50 bales reported ~ tSprss ~ .a9 - ne
tSsnt 10 yesterdays market should have been eAp0' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Transeontinental stock after the con,es5 lys eee
zion Ia settled urobably will pFevent the decline, II
any comes, from affecting the general mrket
which. 60 night closed strong at about the Dest
figures Of the day.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET,
Government bonds were dull and steady 81 quo
tations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

COTTON MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH
LTEsFoot, May lB-t n.CsttSn-T sale, Of tbs day
incladed 500 bales American.
FUTURES closed quiet bot stnaAL
htddbns eAnse Nay aol'er{ Sot1 euers MH and gne
scllsrs JULY Aad August delivery Ge{d sesrs August
AID SoptemOe delivery ID buyers September and October
delivery tSo4d sslnfs October and RovemSer delivery.
SsBlG sellers November and Deosmbor dsiivery %.
oGd sellers September delivery Cd selerL
GALVESTON May l5.-Cottan quiet MlddInE, l0'ti Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Produce ESehAngs tl1aY the Butter aArESe was
weak EEin Creamery nc lSOl1o Choice western l210
i4eI Choice Dairy l9SlAo Good % Choice seloc
Gsgs - llhol2e-
yST :. s' II S.5cg 9p'G wSs.. 'f SSSr
No. Red At SIC Com arm; No Mixed sssSS 80
Sts P s. s1' Short a bs 90 . fH os
SSs anisssd sosa: "a q u o. Butter agss
lrm ssee0o Sugar arm Hard Refined s'sSAe EsE .
Orleans 7L07so Hogs Easy Common and LiRnf - zoe
Ss Paens Ind esson'T' q 20 sst co. receipt. 800
end Ohio 0S9s Eastern Exchange arm par buying
snd 7Sc premium selling hecnipts Of wheat 1000 bush
shipments 1880 bush-
MnwAUxxE. May ls,-F,cur s.esay. wasa. sasyI eash
q Y.Oi June o. 7sss JqlS Isl: Coz Corn Urn No. u
10 l. tSe Barley dun No a,6os6ls Provision. sasy;
barr Ess. steady Trsis :: SllSS chess zee
Sba wSss, 400 sSah Barley Soqo bush sslRnsStA-
PEosiA, NAY lsaCorn arm; Hsh Mixed s5hs9S,.c !
srm No sc %ss." Z. sssss iF. yys
nominal; No. 2 isHA2o Whiskey nrm; Wines 81 ~
tpiritS 81 os RsoopB-corn l3sOo bush. oats $4,000
bush Rye $50 bash shipmsDtS-coEn none Oats As7oO
bush
pHLAnEIPHA May l6-Fiour-Market 9uiss steady
PsHnsylyanA SupsrnDe g. 80 ass OOt do do
Extras 50 oORs3 so; No Winter Family 81 80 S$i 90
Pennsylvania Family 81 1884 30; Pennsylvania Roller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

sustained although the maskss weakened and fsR on soos'
'f ss 8 a q y sS ~ ,0S
y yss ss sS :: sss & . w Sssd '
., S sssss sH sAs ISss:s' S g. ss
S:s. s ~: Z (: ssS. s
Ss S:s y e. T Sl.ss s:s
s:sS sD"s So, ESslHli'b s'y
49, ayeisES per l9S s a. q fsS S' M saS;
BE- dSS ~ X a. Hs 4 sS4Si q DO, las n
:, s a. D & t,g g E?'iss }iY?s y Phi
i ,sgaggi' Ii Il a. %, rs 30 -.
-? = = " ':@3 Il g. 10 B Il
H? %"E : ]! y Is P Tsi 4 4, x
8 g? & =. sssls st$s& a. il q AZ IS sS' q
d. H iSs Z: Is ,'s slso iis d: q rs
'5' % aa',s gs.S GAYS As' ..
l. O. iaa "a y? f SiS 81 s. 40 a.
fS VA f * G. e ~ % e!. 'ss
e. j. Js;t$ * IS . % S't da'
:. g. Kasi II YEAS i2S p, &C 12S, o,,, q, LOOT
% es.sd: eF.:y Gig sPS 3. Saf u pSo - 70 prime
sheep IN g0sS sss a snp per 100 y YesrnE steady "
'a1sS; & S'st WAS 5sn pr Is''s ss s' :
RNde early In the Day 6igh Is $50 iao Cfe~ 1901
e asoPf .ES "A II sA 70 VsRSsd vernon, Sheep
ST.; 8 g g. Z 8 e g. sssf SHs's g ~
1875 90 p ~ SSS Clipped western shsP q
y az % Sah sss do 81 & q - 81 iSS CLIPPED
ss 10 YGs ss. g1S ss RsmS 81 E. 90 . Ten
nSsscc dS OF N, AZ 30 30. ,ar6.
HairnE9a 9oi Clipped ohi9 10 SECT o. q Z. ~ T. i2i
Hume b Mullen - Clipped ohio. shop, Il ~
a as; GsT Clipped Ohio YoArings, 10 Ia n, A. 90 20
SS&RT a.B L HlTSy 4 Z % Clipped ss ss.
A. a 2S iSl Clppsd STATE Ysa'ings 81 az 20 ~ u
Sherman 4 Culver: 2l2 Clipped oh 70 Sheep, IL
S5lal'2; II TeSucsseS Lambs 70 n At 90 per n 400
do H 20 p 9! Rs $40 Clipped Ohio sheep
~ 40; 279 Virginia Spring Lambs % IL 10 % '@e
/" j. y s,dlsr & Coz lol Clipped Western Sheep, %
J. y Pidcock; Ass Cliyps1 Ohio Sheep, 81 n $40;
Il 81 3 p, 81 a. e o. %.
D Ss ynna e. TsnS S' 81 P?s'S p g
IN S S9 rs 2 % cinpoa Indian. SHEEP Ipn m"7s
re- g. 2 G s. y1als III IAaS %oI'i w
HoGs-Rsostrts 50 carload. Of To1s bad. only IS
bead Tor sale NOminaiS steady o. s6ssS 30 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
aoAao. Nav lhfhe leading futures ranged follows

Cash quotations. we're as follows. No spring whsa, $40
No Corn allc No9 ~ sc. No Rys II 20 No Bar
lev nominal. No l Flax Seed at II 81 Prime Timothy
per 100 ID short Ae sldeS loose Is o. $50 Dy
boTed Cd iqaa3B WhAiey disrsrs finished goods 81 OF
per EAllon sugaEs-cut Loaf 9S6Ssei GrAnulStsd sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY rELEoRApH.


BrTvAIo May lYCatuo-Bsosip.s for ne last ~ houA
head Total for The work thul hr $50 For the
tine last week $40 coansnad through 400 head 100
OF which 70 Nsw.York 20 on sals market dull,
Bhesp-Receipts for the Last - hours $500 bead Total
thus Tar II 200 For tho time last week
$500 QopEgnrd through carosda all Of which 70 New
4, 800 head sale.
Hogs-Reosipts tlq ~ $500 had Total tor
the week thus far % 800 Enr the sane limo last week
ga 2O Consigned through 400 head 1900 of which TO
SsvYoTk anil Sn loS l5e lower Selected Yorksrs
d N'a'N''"'' N'O'' ''''""'' '"'' - 'O"
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards May i6.--Ths DrovaFs
JoarnA reports: Catto-Rseept 1000 head Ghpmsnts
$500 HIts. steady Beeyss q 2oSE 90 Steers r. soc
MiIed oil 90 IS 30. Texas Catus 60 ooB 30.
lo1sf Hiycd . S6sst so HssvJ - 20 sst sbi Light
"a s5as rs skips 81 5oea 10
shsep. RSespu h6Qo hss4 shipments LOO market
nrrn. Natives s. oo9tS 90 Western - 7o9S 49, Texans
Is 90 - 20. shOrn lambs ~ sOaS rs.
or. LoUts, Nay l5--Cattie-Reospts 1890 shipmans
400, market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers % 20
eel 70 Good Is lo6s4 co. sbocker. and Feeders,
Fair 10 Good t2Baes %; RAnge Com fed 81 10 oS 50
OrAss.fcA ell 90 Ss1 50.
Hoss-RsoniDts 500 Shipments .. 1907 mArkes lover
Choice HoaT and hutchers Selections ~ 1884 as.
Packing Medium 70 Prime ~ 70 a. 3A Lght Grades.
Ordinary % Beat 81 e0et 90.
sheep-ReoeipA GS0I shipmenu S,S00i market steady,
Fair ~ Choice Is % ~ 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

I ADY's MAIp.-By a young. woman,
- can speak German and EngltJh Will
Address b. z. b., TsiNAns uptOwn once
1. eas eFesA~aI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

EooD COOK wishes situation IN q ANAL
W private family; city reference. S56
lBtaye., from q. N. 10 3 .. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

7 AUNDRESS.-E young welsh woman
OUTS, duiing, laces, hannels, &c. excellent
hambernsid wages mo1afate city or coun'
try. AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

NJ URSE.-By Protestant; can take full
y charge OF infant from It's birth Snd
raise 10 on bottle II required | years city
reference last employer can be seen; city,
or country. Gail at Lol7 0th-ayo, be-
tween 57th and OSth SITS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
M ZEN EAl.

At the Methodist church, Binnsviile,
Kcmper Co., OH the 10th inst, MIR. ), u.
SpARKMAN and Miss PATTlE AUST. all OF
Noxubce Co., were united in holy wedlock
by Rev. l., NJ. Stone, in the presence OF the
largest assembly ever known to gather at
that church-not more than half OF the peo'
p,e could crowd into the house. The decor
alton was superb and tasteful, equa' 10
that seen In any OF the cities. To Mrs. COL
Mcneil is due greatly this masnifieencc oil
evergreen aud floral display.
Mr.. Sparkmau is one of our finest young
men. and Miss Pattic rs Il most elegant, III
tclligent and beautiful young lady. A nap
nv pair. The ceremony was pronounced III
chastc aud beautiful language, and Tue
wedding march was discours u on the or
gnn In a most artistic manner by Mrs. Arch
ibald. After the marriage, the groom ana
bride. with a few others, repaired to the
home of Mr.. John Aust, the father oil the
bride. where II supper of rare merit in point
of variety and quantity laddened the table.
The presents were numerous, rare anu
beautiful, many quite valuable.
MIR, j. r. Mcclure and Miss Sallic AUS
were tho attendants, aud they acted win
grace and ease tho part assigned thcm IN
the ceremonies.
Few marriages tako place IN u county
towns with such magniiccnce OF taste ana
displaY. Aaysaksyiiss long sns iinppy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-12-28
RcsOl uti0ns on Death Of John II,
Mcleod.
ny BRooKsvIILE HIGH SCHOOL.

III llIsf NUN 0NIib'i"
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, in His
unscarchablc wisdom, TO suddenly call
away by death. Dee. 18th. 1889. our beloved
friend and schoolmatc. John z. Mcleod,
therefore be it
RESOLVED. That in this dark hour OF
grief, we humble ourselves beneath the
mighty hand of Him who is the great Lord
of the haryest,f' and who has said :" What
| do thou knowest not now, but thou Shalt
know hereafter"
%. That our school mourn the death OF 4
member, pure In heart, noble in spirit, al
WAYS studious and obedlent; we duly feel
the loss of a member whose frank and
cheerful face made all around him happy.
and his single-hearted devotion to bis stud
les gave promise Of u useful manhood.
BIRD, That we offer his stricken family
and friends our warmest sympathy, assur-
ing them chat he being dead, yet speak
eth and cntreating them to look with us
beyond eurth's buried hopes to the city thai
hath ouhdations. where they that SOW ana
they that reap shall rejoice together.
4TH, That the committee send Il copy OF
these resolutions to the family of the de-
ceased, and a page IN the minute book oil
each society in the school be inscribed to
his memory.
5rH. That n copy of this he sent 10 eaeh
paper in the county.
MISS ELLA JAMESON,
WILLIE CARPENTER,
+" RELLA LYONS,
Mr.. WYNN LUTER,
" WADD MILLER,
" CnEsLEY RICE,
Committee.