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THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
O'Connor Denies that He or the League
Sympathized With Crime.

LONDON, June 20-At the meeting Of the
Parnen commission to-day Mr.. Thomas P.
O'Connor, member Of parliament, was exam
ined. He stated that the turning point in the
agrarian struggle in Ireland was the rejection
of the compensation for improvements bill.
Thereupon tenants were compelled to COM
bine in accordance with Mr.. Parnelrs policy,
which substituted constitutional agitation for
revolution and open for secret combinations.
Mr.. o Conner denied that either the league or
he sympathized with crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
A Change of Name.

Mr.. Edwin Shufflebotham, a clerk in the city
post-office, few months ago petitioned the
Equity Court for permission to abbreviate the
length of his name by dropping two of the
joints, SO that he might be known hereafter as
Edwin Shuttle. This morning Judge James
signed decree giving him the right to the
shorter name, and Mr.. Shuttle will until he
shuffies off this mortal coil bear name of two
syllables instead of four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
TIE CrcnosE Is Here.

Here to unroof the dens Of misrepresentation TO de-
olsh the walls Of extoron ana to tear into tatters
the masks of worn By blatant and boastfu
prstenders whose claims to INDUSTRIOUS excellence are
like unto the noxous vapors Of dungeonuponw which
they should be made feed, because Of their many
aud fEsrgnt transxressions.
THE CYCLONE Is HERE,-With many bitter pills
which the transgressOrs viii be forced TO swallow
and endure all the fortunes incident thereto-but
which will be . scource II intense delight to tue
great masses Of The people. Ayel the people will
THF CYCi ONE Is HERE-Breathing DEATH destruc-
tion, determination, humiliation TO certain human
agencies which operste against the public veal
THE CYCLONE is HEhE.-Setting up standard OF
its around which all the people may rally and
thereby obtain permanent and efectual security
against the sharks and shylOcks of the Ready made
THE CYCLONE IS HERE-with a huge stock of
Strictly All-wool Cashmere suits for Men, suita-
Bile for business and evening wear.
THE CYCLONE II HEKE-HoldinF in its mighty en-
brace a wilderness OF Tweed, Chevtot, Serge, Her
sey, Yacht Cloth. aud Flannel suitsfor Men Sacks,
ssfe. ' sss6 g y, a So
$3.50, $3.50, s1425, Ella 10.
THE CYCLONE is HERE.-Tossing about, with the
Boys Suits Goats Vests, and long Pants, sizes II
g. e. G 50, ss &C. $3.50. O.. sz25.s775.
THE CYCLONE is aEKass sS broadcas. over
the land Ihyrlads Of Short Pant Suits for Boys,
sizes to II years at
q. sl.7a s276. ss S.23, $3.50 81 sa75' "a. s41a'
THE CYCLONE Is HERE.-With clouds of genuine
Seersucker Coats and vests,
THE CYCLONE IS HERE-with the means Of pro-
tectanf those who are exposed during the heated
term from a % sysstS5DSs q ttsMfssiRREILAs
C3s inches,)
AL nses's al 5 i5s'eninsa
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One Boy Kills Another.

LANGToS, ONT, June 20.-Last evening near
this village a boy named Davis, aged fourteen
years, shot and instantly killed John Roohrer,
aged twelve years. There had been an old
grudge between the boys, and Davis on meet
ing Roohrer said: 'Stand back or / will shoot
you" and Immediately fred, the ball passing
through Roohrer's temple. Davis was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
MARRIlD

MAHER-ERNEsT. Al the parsonage OF the Church
OF the immaculate Conception June 10 1889, by
Rev. :. r. Ryan. GEORGE MAHER TO CARRIE p
ERNEST. both of Washington. BIC
MILLER-SANlER. On Wednesday evening June
~ 1852 at the residence Of the brides mother No
5U3S DuinbaTton avenue Georgetown. II. c. los the
Rev. DIR. A. X stuart. EMMA RANDALL. daughter 81
Mrs; Eunice b. sawyer, TO CHAs. II. MILLER, Of
Washington, ID. C.
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All VIII Probably Be Acquitted.

New ORLEANS, June 20.-The Picayine's
Greenvile. Miss, special says: The first act of
the great tragedy at Rising Sun, Lefore county,
on the 18th Of July last. came to an end yester-
day. This was the trial of s. H. Whitworth,
charged with the murder Of Ivers. and the de-
cision of mot guilty" rendered late last night
will probably be followed by like verdicts in
the cases Of the other principals in the affair.
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Very Like q Miracle.

Canon Wilberforce writes to London news
paper that his belief in miracles has been
strengthened by q miracle performed upon
himself by means Of amounting and prayer. my
internal ailment," he writes, 'was of such a
nature that leading surgeons declared II to be
incurable except at the cost Of . severe opera
ton. At last / sent for elders-men Of God
full of faith-by whom was prayed over and
anointed. and in few weeks the internal
ailment passed entirely away. The Canon
takes pains to say that he is confident that he
was healed by "the Lords blessing upon His
own word, but, a. in 90 many cases. there was
insufficient margin of time and possibility Of
change Of tissue between the amounting and the
recovery 70 justify the skeptie in disconnecting
the two."
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Racing i'm England.

LONDON, June 20.-At Ascot Heath to-day
the race for the gold cup, valued at 1000 SOW
ereigns, with 200 sovereigns for the second and
100 sovereigns for the third, added to a sweep
stakes of 20 sovereigns for each entry was won
by Mr.. Warren De La Rue's chestnut colt Ira
yles. Lord Falmouths Rada was second and
Mr.. Leopold DeRothchild's Cotillion was third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
Indians Shot and Robbed.

Fir. SMITH, ARK, June 20.-Two Choctaw In
dams who had drawn several hundred dollars
Of Choctaw net proceeds funds and started for
this city we're killed Tuesday night in the
woods of Sugar Loaf mountain, in Indian terri
tory, thirty miles south Of here. The remains
were found yesterday by an Indian school,
teacher. Both men had been shot through the
head with Winchesters and their pockets rihed
Their horses were also stolen. Deputy mar
shals were ordered to scour the country.
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Interior Department suhscrintinns.

The Interior department subscriptions for
Johnstown sufferers, additional TO those al
ready reported, of which sl2 are for Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal sufferers. foot up Ss23 IS;
previously transmitted, S2,079.Ss; Secretary
Mobiles subscription, ESQ. Grand total, s2,-
653.63.
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The Cornwall, Ont, spinning mills were
burned yesterday. The loss viii reach sl40, 600.
John r Warmer, president Of the Agricul-
tural national and the Berkshire County savings
banks, and director in several financial institu-
tons, died At Pittsdsld, Mass, this morning,
aged sjxty.two,
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New Hampsh;re's State Officers,

CoscopD, N. H., June 20.-The legislature in
Joint convention elected the following officers
this forenoon: Secretary Of state; A. B.
Thompson. Concord, n. H.; state treasurer, 8.
A. Carter, of Concord; public printer, John B.
Sylvester Little, OF Antrim.
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AHCcriOH OoPoEeHncHV NHuHSess
The following official changes have been
made In the Department Of the Interior:
Pension ofice--promotion-Mr Fannie r..
Keleher, Of New York, copyist, $780, to clerk,
$1,000. .,
ONCE Of Indian Affairs. Miss
Mary E. Gennet, Of Wisconsin, copyist. $500, to
clerk, 1000; Mrs. Alice R. Joyce, of New York,
Patent Observation-Disclosures: c. w. A. Brown,
ofIndiana, draughtsman, $1,000 Resignation:
Henry L. Reynolds, of Illinois, fourth assistant
examiner, 81, 200. Promotion: Arthur Yates,
Of Wisconsin, model attendant, $500 to q 000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

FIRST LIEUT.. BENZ. S. viewer; first infantry,
has been relieved from duty as member of
general cOurt-martial
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O,Donovan Rosa Arrested for Libel.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Jeremiah O'Donovan
Rosa and William H. Henrickson were ar
rested at noon by Detectives Heidelberg and
Dolan, Of Inspector Byrnes' staff. The arrest
was made at the office of the United Ir-ish,nan
on a warrant issued by Justice Hogan. based
on the complaint of Patrick Sarsfield Cassidy,
charging them with criminal libel. The pris.
oners were locked up at police headquarters,
and will be arraigned at the Tombs police
court this afternoon
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No Opposition to Gladstone.

LONDON, June 20.-The Dissident Liberal as
ISOLATION, of Midlothian, Mr.. Gladstone's dis
trict, have decided not to run candidate in
opposition to Mr.. Gladstone in the next parlia-
mentary elections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS Lyman
Thompson, and Roosevelt investigated the Chi
cago postofice yesterday, and are quoted as
saying it is the most efficient they have yet
apan
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THE CRONIN GRAND JURY.
They Examine the Books Showing Alex.
Sullivan's Transactions.

CHICAGO, June 20.-The books Of the Chicago
national bank were called for by the Cronin
grand jury this morning, and an hour was
spent examining the old accounts of Alexander
Sullivan and comparing the dates Of certain
checks with the dates Of Sullivan's operations
on the board of trade
Charles W. Green, grain booker, was called
and testified to the little he knew regarding the
speculations Of the Irish leader He was I'M
able to state the extent Of Sullivan's transac-
tions, but did not think that he was q heavy
loser in the final wind up.
CoUaHLrNs THREATS.
Tim Ryan, ex-driver of the patrol wagon,
testified to row in the Clark-street saloon,
wherein Coughlin and O'Sullivan were arrayed
upon the same side. and at the termination Of
Irishman on the North Side was soon to be
done up. The prominent Irishman" was pre-
sumed to be Cronin.
Timothy Clarity testified to Coughlin's init
macy with the various other suspects, and to
his frequently expressed luminosity to Cronin.
Stephen Connolly stated that Cronin had often
told him of his fears Of attempts upon his life
and had once related the discovery Of plot
against him in which Alexander Sullivan and
Tim Ryan were accomplices.
W. I. Hatfield, a salesman Of Revell & Co.,
was called upon to identify Burke's photograph
as tuat VI one OF tne men VINO Dought the fuf-
nlture OF the Carlson cottage. He thought the
resemblance strong, but was
NOT POSITIVE OF THE IDENTITY
A number Of subpenas were issued Just be-
fore noon, and it was reported that the jury
had obtained a complete list Of the
membership of camp No. 20 of Clan
na-Gael commonly known as the Columbia
club, and had directed the subpoena Of every
member of that organization. twas from this
camp that Cronin was expelled a couple Of
years ago on the charge of treason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

The Constellation Passes Fort Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, June 2O-The U. s..
Constellation passed here at 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon in tow for Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-
day: sam, az; 2p.m., 50; maximum, s.; mini
mum, e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH c. BREcKEN-
RIDGE, inspector general, has been ordered to
Fort Monaco to inspect the accounts Of dis
bursting officers.
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DIED.


1875 O'clock HUGO % q EIGHHoLIiiZIH e To- 1881"
and second streets southeast aSen1e1
Friday. 2lst instant, 1 o'clock D. IA.
less. ~ the reside'ice 81 her uncle Nm. n wesi
10, 80 stn street northwest Miss EVA n. LINTON,
Co., Nd.
Funeral at J.. m. Friday. June n. 1889. Rela-
MYERS. On June 20, lss9, al his late residence I'm
MHF Iss io9g stree a. 40 a. m Gen g
Point in The class Of 1883 Served the Florida and
Notice Of funeral in to-morrow's paper.
baltimore papers " al cnJyl
q, PFA Arson on wSslHeSe%y sy,nins dune 9. 1889
hairy and Helena h. Pearson, aged i've months
=, Funeral from parents, residence, 6se ~ st.v.
, ScANLoN ON June 10. 1859, at 80 pm, BAR.
Ellen seanlon.
Ills hard that the arms u death
lis hard TO think that n,.'er alnin
ssali We look ON CUR loved ones face.
Asa son he was tender and loving,
As q friend. faithful and true
Always gentle and i"rsiviIlg,
Ever anxious kind act 70 do.
Funeral from the residence OF HIS uncle Michasl
6 fiai3I No. keis, ~ ~ ap W sds June ~
TOWNSEND. ON Wednesday evening. June 10
1889, at O'Clock, Mrs. II c. TONNsEND, aeed
forty five years
funeral private.
deuce IN thus city Gr II HaMfDES zsSf At bis resi-
Notice of funeral hereafter
louisville and Wheeling papers please copy.l
In Memoriam.
The following tribute TO the memory Of the lsts
HUGO q. EICHHOLTZ. OF the Coast and C,eodeti,
Survey Office, adopted at n meeting of the menu
bers Of the survey held the Office Of the super.p.
tendent yesterday afternoon:
Whereas RELENTLESS Fste has overta,en or- friend an.
associate Hugo O. tichholtz and mas severed low death
personal aud official association OF twenty years.
Whereas he has in this period. with unswervine
nde devoted himself 10 the discharge OF his duties
althoush painfully MANNED by honorable wounds
received IN the defense VI this his adopted country:
And whereas he has ever earned the esteem and good
will Of his assoclates by exceptional kindness OF heart
Ecsotoed, That by the death of HugoG Echhotz this
service has lost an empoye and tins country citizen
remain an example worthy Of emulation, aud that
we personally have lost aniable conIaplon Shass
memory VIII be priced by all who learned ~ know
him
I'm MemOriam.
Death is at all times unwelcome guest II come,
at the most unlocked for moments and ros us of our
dearest treasures. in the sudden demise Of Miss EVA
H. LINTON. earth has lost Of its sweetest sprits
In the full bloom Of youth and health and preuarns
for her marriage ceremony, which take place the
same evening, she was stricken with the disease which
caused her death in few hours. She wSs devoted
daughter and sister. She but recently nursed her
brother through long and spell Of Illness with
fidelity that is rarely equalled She was quiet and
unassuming in manner Of sweet disposition with a
gentle and refined bearing which all hearts Iiy-
ing such pure. sweet life, she has passed portals
of this world. regretted and loved by all who knew
her. Her death a terrible shock TO her Tarents
and relatives and has caused grief which only time
can heal. u BY FRIEsD.
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You CAssor Bur

EXCEPT IN BOTTLES
WITH BUFF WRAPPERS
REFUSE SUBSTITUTE
THEY CANNOT BE As
GOOD. THEY NAY BE
DANGEROUS.
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The Sheepshead Bay Races.

SHEKPsHEAD BAY, June 20.-First race-Seven
furlongs; Eolian won, with Defense second and
Neva third. Time, 1913 3-5.
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Telegraphic Brief.

The steamers State Of Pennsylvania and Wy
oming, which arrived in New York yesterday
both sighted largo ieebergs On the passage.
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A LII LOVERS OF THE DELICACIEs OF THE
"A table use AngosturA Biters to good diges-
bon, but the genuine only Manufactured 81 Or sIE-
0Ekr sons. Al ali druxsists
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Confessed that She Killed Her Husband.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 20.-On November
~, 1888, Richard o. Allen, an aged farmer liv-
ing five miles southwest of Washington Ind,
was found tied to tree near his house. with
his throat cut from ear to ear. The death was
thought to be case of suicide and no inquiry
was made. A few days ago, while laboring I'M
derlreligious excitement, Mrs. Charlotte Allen,
the seventy -year-old widow of the dead man,
confessed to two colored servants that she
committed the crime. She said that she and
her husband had trouble as to who was the
rightful owner Of the farm. and in order to
settle the dispute she gave her husband NOR
phine in his tea. Allen fell asleep in the
garden.
She then procured a table knife and a rope
and tied the rope around his body, and making
several slashes at his throat, half severed the
head from the neck. She then dragged the
body to a tree and tied it there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
OTHER CALLERS
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

MORTON, Rose 4 Co. have been selected as
bankers for the State department at London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

A NEW POSTAL STATION established by Post
master Ross will be put into commission at 1415
H street northeast July l.
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Brow ms New President.

Providence, R. l., June 20.-Prof. E. BENZ.
Andrews, of Cornell university, formerly of
Brown and Brown alumnus was unanimously
elected president of Brown university to-day,
vice DR.. E. G. Robinson, resigned.
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Declines to be a Commissioner.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-A dispatch from Spring
field, ILL.,, says: The resignation of Otis Hum
phrey as member Of the commission to treat
with the Cherokee Indians has been forwarded
to the Secretary of the Interior. The
matter has not been made public
for the reason that Secretary Noble
has been in communication by telegraph with
Mr.. Humphrey since the receipt of his letter
asking him to recall his resignation, but Mr..
Humphrey positively declined to serve. In
his letter to Secretary Noble he assigns as his
reasons for resignation i'll health and private
business engagements
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Il. B. TowSER & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 9TH ST. NV.

Black Gros Grain Silk, zoe, 81. SIPS.
surah silk in Black and Colors. SOC.
Henrietta Cashmere IN all colors, I'D wide. Csc.
An extra barssin in black Henrietta, SOC.
Batsste, SO inches wide, sc.
ChalIie, NC. Lawns, &c.
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins, &c.
Lacies' Ribbed Vests. 2 for 2Lc.
Atwood Henrietta, in all colors, SOC.
White Goods in all styles from SC. up.
Gents LAundered Shirts, SOC.
Boys Knee Pants, 2Uc.
Boys Shirt Waists, made Of Outing Cloth, 25c.
Gloria Parasols gold tipped. reduced to SIC.
Chfldreps ParssOis 25 and Soc.
We have one Of the best soc. Corsets in the city.
Ciarh's o. y. T. spool Cotton, 4c. ta4-6m
VOC HAVE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
them. They stm ulate the liver, regulate the bow
els, improve the complexion. Carter's Little Liver
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$946.78
acknowledged for Johns
e5.225.49
Still High and Dry

The stranded boathouse of the Washington
canoe club has not yet been foated from the
place where the freshet left it. Commodore
Lake said to-day that he was not responsible
for the rumor that it was going to be
launched this morning at 7:S0 o'clock. High
tide was at 1.09 this morning, but no attempt
was made to move the house. It will probably
remain where it is for three or four days yot.
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pRoMPT RELTEF IN SICK HEADACHE, DIZZr-
ness nausea. constipation, pain in the side, guar
enfeed 10 those using Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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Gxsrs Suns ScouRrD
AKIN pr.reQEn ron a.

Eel airing done in hest Goods called for and
K J. HAHN, 7o5 9th st. H. w.,
oU2 l2xy SID ST. West Washinnton
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THox.s GanIrIr,s WIZ.

Once shpsSdaJ remarked. There's no knowing
what Mr. Carlyle might have been bu, for dys-
pepsiA" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause of
his gloom and irrtsanslity Had be taken Ayrss
Pulls he would have bean . healthier and
hsppisr man
fvss treat sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. I had no appetite became
greatly debilitated. and was continually
anictsd with Headache and Dizziness. After
trying various renedies finally began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved.
ny bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
"a u Loxsn. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS,
Rfspsrsd BY rr. J c. Aver Co, Lowell, Man
eold By Ill Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Marke
Name

THO NtW NOFK SUCK WHrKtCs
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, l41J street
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 20.-Cotton dull-middling,
uS. Flour active and firm. Wheat-southern,
quiet and steady; Fultz. S5a92; LOngberry, S7a93:
western. strong; No. winter red spot. SAN;
June, SAN; July, S1AaS2: August. Slash u; Sep
TENDER, SIX. Corn - southern. duh but firm:
white. a3a45; yellow, 41a42;; western. nrm mixed
spot, 4OA; June, 4Oi<: July. 4l6a413f: August,
II 1ta42; steamer. 39H. Oats, firm-western white,
52a34; western mixed, 29a30: graded No. 2 white,
33k. Rye nominally steady-prime 10 choice 5Oa
90. Hay, choice. firm-prime to choice timothy,
14.O0a14.5O. Provisions steady. Butter steady
western packed, 10a12; creamery. 16al7 Eggs
steady, 14Hal5. Petroleum steady-refned, $50.
Coffee nominai--Rio cargoes fair, TN. Sugar
quiet but nrm-A soft, 90: copper. firm; refined.
loyal. Whisky steady, lilo. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer, dull-grain per bushel, 2Xd.
Cork for orders, 3s.9d Receipts - -four, 1900
barrels: wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 81 600 BUSH
els; oats, 5000 bushels. Shlpments-nour, 10000
barrels; corn, 1900 bushels. Sales-wheat $4,000
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-virginia ten-forees, 81;
do. threes. 6ea09x; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
IS; Northern Central, 70a73; Cincinnati, Wash
ington and Baltimore hrsts, 81 ka9Sk: do. sec
onds, SO; do. threes, 20; consolidated gas bonds,
114x; do. stock, 45A.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June 20 tcloee). - Wheat steady
cash. 34x: July, 81 1916; September, IS lid.
Oats lower-cash, 22k; July, 2315-l6; September,
22x. Whisky, l02. Pork lower - cash, Las;
July, 11.47k; September, 11.9O. Lard steady
cash, 642h; July, 647X; September, a62Ka
ee6, Short xins-cash, S.s2k.