Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-26
Baltimore Markets,

BALIJMORE. June 2o-Cotton dull-middling,
u4ai17s. Flour firm. Wheat-southern, steady;
Fultz, s7a92 Longberry, ssa93; western. easy;
No. winter red spot, s4h; june, s4N; July,
Corn-southern, firm; white. 46a4s; yellow, Ara
As; western, easy: mixed spot 41Ka41A; June,
41Ka41A: July. 41ha41,s; August, 411Sa42; Sep
western white, 32a34h. Rye quiet, 49a5O. Hay,
prime, in good demand-prime to choice timothy,
Ieum nrm-renned, z. Coffee quiet % Rio car
goes fair, 17Xal7h Sugar quiet-A soft, on;
Lilo. Freishts 70 Liverpool per steamer,
dull-grain per bushel, 3D. Cork for orders
July ss7 0&56 Receipts oqr 1000 barrels
5000 bushels. Shipments-four, 5000 barrels;
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 81 600 bushels. Sales
wheat, 19l 900 bushels; corn, 81 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, June 20. - Virginia consols Al;
do ten-forties, 37a39; do. threes. 69a69A; Balt-
| more and Ohio stock. s5 Northern Central. 7Oa
nrsts, 97k; do. seconds, 4sa52; do. threes, 24a
25K; consolidated gas bonds, 1875; do stock, As \.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June 20 closing. - Wheat June,
49, July, s1A: August, 79J1; September, 79&.
tsmeef sS suy ss An suis Sep xp-
gust, 22s; September. 221s. Pork-June. Leo;
ay H july ss hnsnst lsSa
September, $50. Short ribs = June, 600 july,
600; August, GOA; September. e12H
Counterfeiters Captured.
Chief Bell. of the secret-service, was to-day
informed that James H. Coolies had been ar
| rested at Lockport, N. Y, for passing coun-
terfeit s10 note. When arrested there was
found on his person the following counterfeit
money: One IS Treasury note; one 25c., and
two 81 silver coins and five 81 gold coins
He was held in default Of bail and committed
to the Erie county Jail. to await the action Of
the United States grand jury. Coolies was for
tector" publication reporter, OF Philadelphia.
Pa, in 1880. He claims that when he passed
the note he was hard up, and the money he
had was some of lot he used when canyaser
for Dye to explain the difference between a
genuine and counterfeit
Also, telegram hom Agent Harris. of San
Francisco, Cal, that he arrested in that city
Vim. Stein for dealing in counterfeit coin and
captured S270 in counterfeit S5 gold coin and
$40 in counterfeit 50-cent silver pieces.
The Death Record.
During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Of
| hcer as follows: John Mahoney, white, 8
| months; Francis r. Burdine, white, months,
| Arthur 8. Rhina, white, 1S months; Wilheminia
A. B. Minger, white, months: Wilheminia
Pfuger, white, months; Miiiie Essig, white.
years; VIM. L. Cook. white, IA years; Marga-
| retta Handy, white, 86 years. Sarah Branch
| coioTeu, - years. Eiuily y. MlLcnell, cOlOreQ,
years; Albert Harris, colored, years.
| Wills Filed.
| The win Of the late Rosa O'Brien, fled to-
day. leaves her estate to her sister, Ellen
O'Brien, and appoints her as executrix.
The will of Hattie b. Glasscock. filed to-day,
leaves her estate to George Truesdell in trust,
to manage the same and divide the surplus be-
tween her FIVE children until either attains the
i a nf tw1 nd ~
when he is to sell the property and divide the
proceeds between the children or heirs.