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The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
FREDDIE IND THE LILY ARE OUT
a Report That Mr. Ssebhar rsi and the a at trsss
Nave Quarrele<l.

Have Quarrelesl.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-A rumor to the cf-
feet that Mrs. LanRtry and Freddie Gcb-
hard have quarrelcd has been freely cir
c,ilated around town for several days
past, and many circumstances have been
brought forward to support the theory Of
a serious Disagreement. IL has been
whispered at the club, gossipcd over among
ed at the hotels. The r,inor was origin
ated by the unusual and eccentric actions
Of Mr.. Gebhard, which have
1t had been Mr.. Gsbl,artl's intention to
accompany Mrs. Langtry on her trip to
England. and he had made all the prcpa-
rations with this object in view. For some
reason MIR. Gebhard gave up his intention
at the last moment. About "A week ago
Mr.. Gcbhard received "a long missve from
contents wers. evidently siispIcasinn To Mr..
Gcbhartl. He made his appearance at
Delponico's that evening i'm a somewhat
walters by the unusually liberal man
ner i'm which he ordered champagne. A
member of the Union club. who il cioss. to
Mr.. Gebhartl. i'm commenting upon the
latter's action since the receipt of that
fatef,il letter said last night: - II knocked
,hs THAI 1Ss ,S boy 9 Fe snow
club man said that Il WAS freely ruInored
the atientions OF a weii-known English
nobleman with q title as long as Mr.. Geis
harsl's purse. He supposed that IL WA.
Mr.. Gebi,arsi ON a round of joiiity. - There
is undoubtedly some trouble bctween
them" !" said the cluDnan, and from this
side Of the water it looks IL Mr.. Gclp-
hard has At last encountered u powerful
and dangerous rival" A circumstance
which goes far i'm confirmation of the
story Of quarrel In the fact that Mr.. Geh-
hard is said 10 no longer sleep at Mrs.
kangtry's handsome residence on West
Twenty-third street. II has been his Gus
4 torn for several years To make Lilly's res
| ilence his own stopping place during heT
absence on a travelling tour i'm scarri
OF pleasure. and he was recognized As the
head of the house by the butler and other
| servants.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
nr.. la.eh.y.. Libel sass.

LONDON, Oct. H.-The action for libel
brought by Mrs. John w. Mackay against
the Manchester Examiner came up i'm the
court OF the queens bench to-day. The
libel complained Of alleged that the plain
tiff was n poor widow with children, and
that she was employed as q washerwoman
by Nevada miners when Mackay fell i'm
contends the words of the article imply
that she - not a lady by birth or etluca-
tiou, and that she WAS not accustomed to
assoctatinG with persons of good position.
Defendants admit the first in,iendo
and deny the second. Defendants had
paid ElO into court. The question before
the court to-day was whether the payment
applied to the whole libel or To the in,l-
cndio admitted. The court ruled that il
applied only 10 that part of the libel adj
mitt4.d.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
NEW MextCO'S PLEA.
slse Wants to Join the St-t~ rhossd of states
and Give. Her 1t~sa.ssn-.

she Wants to Join the st.t~rhood of states
and Gives H.r R~,a.on--
wAsHISGToS,O Oct. 3i.-Goveruor Prince
of New Mexico in his annual report calls
special attention to the subject of land III
ties. In reviewing the history Of congr''s-
sional action i'm the matte, he says
"Mattcrs wer, in ~ very Unsatisfactory
condition when the late surveyor general
made. them worse by unsettling the few
things that were supposed tn be deter
mined; taking up cases which hssd been
decided twenty-five years ago and
without notice tn anyone, reversing thu.
decision Of the surveyor general who had
heard the case. and declaring the ts.sti-
mony insufficient and the grant invalid.
SO long uncertainty regarding titles
prevails will buy for Improvement Z
constantly retarsied." The governor
urges the establishment Of tribunal ex-
s.lusively for hearing these. claims and
the settlement of titles. The governor
persons opposed To the admission of thu,
territory especially regarding illiteracy.
He shows that while the native poptila-
ton is more or less iiliterate. il is not
true OF u very large proportion OF the pso-
pie. The ratio Of illiteracy has been re-
years. He makes an earnest plea
FOR admission into the union. Upon the
subject of water supply and irrigation
the governor says ths. peopls feel IL IL As
render valuable immense areas now ,ist'-
less for cultivation, AS IL IL tn improve har-
bors or rivers. While hoping for govern
uient aid. private enterprise has not been
idle, and during the past year several cor
porations have been formed for the pur-
pos. Of irrigation. Cattls.-raising has been
in "a slepres-cd condition throughout the
year account OF low prices
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A DAFT PROFESSOR.
He Give. All Hi- Worldly Po.-r-.ton. tn
His wife and Disappears.

His wife and Disappears.
NEW York, Oct. I.-Tbe police were
notified yesterday of the mysterious dis
appearance Of John NJ. Child, "a distin-
guishcd professor, who left his house OF,
October 18th under peculiar circuui-
stances. His children says hc and his
wife had been watching their little one
night and day sor several days. Between
midnight and morning the professor went
Ia his room, took his diamond studs Oft
his shirt, removed his watch and chain,
finger ring and sleeve buttons.
aud laid them ON the bureau.
He drew ~ check. payable TO his
wife. for all the money he had i'm two
of three hanks, took sums of money out
of his pockets and laid with the check be-
side the jcwelry. He then pat ON AN old
suit of clothes and started out without u
penny i'm his packets. Soon after he left
his home Professor Child conimun icats,d
with his wife. On Monday morning she
received "a postal card hearing her hus-
bands signature. The card read: "when
you receive this my troubles will he over, v
and also that her life would he happier II
he was gone. This message had evidently
been written before he left home. Some
Of the Professors friends think he conn
mitsesl suicide when insane. while others
think he is wandering about aimiessly as
Charles Ds.lmonico did several years ago.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
ELOPEo WITH HER PUPIL.



that they Might sses Married.
NEW IoRk. Oct, J.-Cases of n Romess
stealing away his Juliet from ths, I,sAternal
domicilc are frequent. hut cases where
the Juliet does the stealing scarce.
Such u came to light yesterday in
Castle Garden. Mary Casey, n connely
Irish lass, and John Dolan arrived i'm pors
on the Cunarsi steamer ''Scrvia." John 10
a ligh,-hs,irs.si. rosy-chs,ekesl boy, 10 years
old. He came from Kilkenny. Ireland.
where his father keeps u general store.
Miss Mary, who is ,lArk-eyesl and cherry
checked confessed tai II years and exhit-
itcsi f211 i'm cash. She said IL was part
of u legacy of f3l7 left her by hsr
grandfather who died three years ago.
She. il "a graduate Of BiHott college, Dublin.
and since her graudfather's death she has
ts.cn teaching school at Mullinvat. AN
agricultural town near Kilkenny. Young
Dolan one of her pupils. She con-
f.,s~s'd that she induced him tan elops..
They met at Waterford. Ireland, about -
week ago 10y agreement and taking the
train for Queenstown, embarked ON tho
"S.rvia.' Mary's mother il dead and her
father is in Australia. The commission
crs decided to allow her to land, but rs-
commend the boys return to Ireland.
Mary says IL he goes back she will go with
him. Young Dolsn has not n cent OF
money. and his sweetheart paid his pas
sage over. She says his father would
never consent to marriage anu she de-
tcrInins-l tp marry him over hert,.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
SIX OUTLAWS KILLED
\ Rather Ons.-stssesa Esgng~m~as ta Mar
Ian County. keas0hy.

LoCIsvIEl.E. th.t. 3l.-A special tai ths.
Courir~-.J""r'.ni from Pineviilc, KY. says !:
News reached here tonight that Judge
Lewis came up with the Howard gang yes
tcrsiay uu Martins Fork. and killed six Of
them without losing a man. Judge Lewis
is determined not tn quit the chase until
Howard and his gang are all killed ar
driven from the country. Both parties
being reinforced daily and more
bl,usl-sh.'d il expected. The hest citizens
of Harlan county are joining Judge Lewis
forces.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01

NASHVILLE, Oct. 31.-To-day's events
resulted as follows: Three-yeNr-olds, sin
f,irlon9s-Fan King won. Irish Dam seo-
onsi. Miss Clay third. Time 1 -.
Two-year-oldis, six fsirlongs-Miltoa
won, worknate second, Ban third. Time
l:lsL.
Thres-year-olsls. seven furlon9s-Ro-
nouncc won, Billy Pinkerton second.
Amos third. Time :3lX.
Kate Malone won, Brandalette second,
BERTHA third. Time "a.
Thress-year~olsls and upwards. 0vo fur.
lonRs-Dan B. won, Story Teller SECOND,
Rosa Pearl third. Time 06A.
Thres.-year-olds and upwards, fave hsr-
longs-(cuser won. Col. Hunt second,
PelI Nell third. Time I %.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
The Pili.bury aud wa.hbur. aiIis.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 3i.-Bcforc sailing
for Liverpool. from New York yesterday.
Hon. John =. Pillsbury with Senator
washburn attended to- the signing Of
papers that involve the agreement for the
transfer OF the Pilisb,Iry and washburn
plants to the English stock holders. The
consideration is variously estimated from
$lO,UU.OO to Sl2.UD.UD.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
R.leH.~s, und-r sa5 900 sson.l..

DENVER, Oct. H.-Judge Campbell Of
FL Paso county arrived i'm this city last
night and to-day heard the hal,eas corpus
proceedings i'm the case of -. w. Hatch OF
Boston who is charged with the murder OF
his uncle. The prisoner WAS admitted to
bail in the sum of $25,OUO. which i'm
mctliutely furnished.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
stole Postage stn,, p..

wAsHINGToN. Oct. n.-Lawrence Perry
Dawson, son Of ex-Comnissioner Dawson
of the bureau of education. was to-day ar
rested ON a charge of the larceny OF Ssl
worth OF postage stamps from the bureau
where he lad been employed. His friends
assert that he will be able to clear himself.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01

ELIZABETH, n. J.. Oct. u.-To-dAy's
events resulted as follows:
Authorization won. Wnfred secOn0,
Dunboyne third. Time :&9.
Thrss~fourths mile-KinR Idle Won.
kasson second, Radiant third. Tims
1:l9z4.
Thr.s-fo,irths mile-Ruperta won, Ma
mie h. second, Alarm Bell third. :, TiSno
I'D.
Mile and three-sixteenths- - BArrir1uR
won. Lavinia Belle second. Dutch ReA.P
third. Time 2:uA.
Five aud one-hsslf f,irlongs-Fos1hA0
won. King Crab SECOND. Hue Rock third.
Time III.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01

ATHENS, Oct. I.-Emperor William left
Constantinople ON a man-of-war this af-
ternoon. The British, German and fti..
ian fleets followed the empcror's vessel
out Of the harbor us an escort.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
The I,~rxnin Not conpl-trsi.


PARIS, Oct. Silt is stated that the dis
agreement bctwecn Prince Murat and
Miss Caldwell is only temporary and the
terms of the marriage contract will prob
ably he satisfactorily arranged.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01

The Lone Highwayssan PbessAs nnaanAAys
BEssEMER. Mich, Oct. S1.-In ths Hoa-
zhay trial to-day his attorney enssssa .
plea Of insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, juno IL (speoaD.-wheat to-day ADVANCED
Tho opening was at 3s cent advance, the best hs
ures at l-s cents advance, and the close al -
cent advance over Tuesday There was stii, hero
and at all the other Western markets, me lnusesl
demand for June that excited comment on Tuesday,
n started at so cents got under H. aud CLOSED
az 10 To- which was about cents premlur1 over
Julv: at St Louis, 6 cents over. This Dig premium
naturally made sOmo July shorts nervous, II was.
probebly the chief bun incentive OF the dsy. liners
were a good many reports from the Northwest pA
ing Of poor crop prospects. Hutchinson was n 1e
biggest seller, giving the crowd possibly 1r.Uo
II and 10 is, and closed at 10 SO. Corn was
quiet within a range OF is cent Oats Kept ElIntn In
a narrow range about lis cent There wcro I'll Ooo
hogs at six Western packing points this mo<nins.
the biggest arrivals THIS year, and 10000 ABOVE W
all Sorts OF product weak July pork sold Is low
as eli 90. aud closed at eli %; July iard Is 70.
July ribs as low as IS 81 l-e and closed there. on
the curb wheat was easy at 10 3-s cents for 'uiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE cottcO steady M96llnE II 20
FioT nuiot arner Howard Street and western SnPetnuo
90 Extra So 1874 OOi Family DO ~ - a. %
civ Mills BIO Brands EIrA - 100 Winter nnsS,
ss55 s0 DO Extra Is as wlsatsouthsrn steady
EDitI "a . ysc; Iangberry IS q aoo; No southern
ssc Western quiet drm No Winter Red SPOT Sttci
Jnme al slasc Juy 81 SOC CORRESPONDENT SgsI @
xIsd spot az 4Ia,c June AlH6%l+C, July At q ,sei
10 MIsi 70 ~ To- Graded so White 50 &c sontnsIn
mi prpnsylyana 20 d38Gc Rye unsettled At 5be nay
srr Prtr,o 10 Choics Timothy sll 0uelA so. Pro
vision. Gnlet Meas Pork at sl37S Bqlk Aeau loose
pseon-shouidsrs Sc. Clear RID sides Ie Hams
ST1e, .tsady At liUl3c, LArl steAfyB kcnnol ~ 40
Hmtcr nulet Western Packed IL l3o Best Roll l3elbe;
Creamery isai7c Eggs unsettled az petroleum
q steady: kin oargoes Alr
Isl iS.c sugar nrm " A Soft s-efsc Copper
ann Rsnn 81 lOIa WhAEeJ hrm AZ 81 To- Frnighb 10
IyerpooL per stcamcr quiet Cotton 100 asked flonr.
psr Ton In sacks l3s 81 Gran per bush nj CORK is
1r,sr. "a i!S-s.uts-F nlg 10000 bhlA Corn 2upDO
Gnsh Oaf. u 900 hush Rye 900 bush Shipmeuts-Four
70 900 bbA Wheat IS, 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush
CnIcAao limo leIne lNAilnz future. ranEel fo0ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

r,a,o, nart NJ their earlier gains The trunk hnes
were conpnrativeIy dull for lack OF supply 20 meee
fhe demand The transcontnenthl Hnes nu noS
hold their opening figures LowSru hSt VO SS,. o.
extending 10 I-2al 5-6 per cent, the latter Tor
Delaware and Hudson, which early had advanced
nearly per cent. u.,,i., h,- = -oDor.
that the Chicago and Alton had given notice OF It's
withdrawal from the Interstate Railway Ass0cla-
tion The rumor was not confirmed. ana therc
was probably no foundation for II. The advance
81 tbe last few days particularly In tn coal stocks,
has been SO rapid that the disposition OF profess
sioaal traders generally is 70 fight for reaction.
The some disposition was witnessed some ten DAYS
ago but in spite of floods, fire, and gold exports,
it will be remembered that the reactions hardly
exceeded an ordinary days fluctuations The
temper Of the speculation Is not yet appreciated
by the average traders They Will not comprCh nd
that the recent upward IN oycment in prices started
under exceptional conditions. Instead OF
movement which originated with the large speeu-
lators who had been buying stocks at low prices
and after sush purchases marked prices up the
late advance started in market unusually bare or
stocks Notwithstanding the declines or twelve
months because Of foreign and home aasorp-
ton which had taken stocks away from tho specu-
Ative mart. Added 20 that was the reformation
in railway mana gemeDts which for Twelve months
before by mismanagpmcntS had been the incentive
10 the bear speculation which marked prices
down The loss in earnings having been due 70
low rntes and not 20 want OF tonnage, II Is only
natural that effect should follow cause, and that
the buyers OF n year ago who nave hnd 1alth IN y
return to honest practices should feel encouraged
TO hold their stocks, and not rush to sell them at
the first evidence Of reformation or take alarm At
the exaggerated reports OF new troubles circulated
SOLELY for speculative purposes. The present move
ment in stocks is made Of sound timber cut from
the tree OF knowledge, which is impervious 70 the
axes OF speculative romanccrS The market closed
strong, despite the reaction.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and steady at quo
tati rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

ss'ss ssa ss S !. zen .s sj .:s So
tember closed a. zoos asked refined Continent sa ~
Is2 ls2c As % quality; South America 7sJe,.. -
general sgTrrk SsSse S sd saes s..at M
yania Creamery tubs lse western Creamery, rsssy.
12a15ci State Dairy, haarkln tube Fancy i7ai7 10
40 Fai5 70 chSiss aiS i?e sag dairy was
i5e do Fair Prime iia1sc; Western Dairy dSSioos
Western Factory, Firsts, 12d1ae; do seconds SiiX
DC; Dairy and Factory Thirds. fi.9SSc.,.,-s
cHEEsE-A shsde stronger. with Continued good e.
1ne 34e DO white fne, 8 s-tc; common 10 prime
Ohio dat fns de-. EGGs-Stii tending Ia bnysrJ
favor State and Pennsylvania. IL lc: Csssfsn ID u
@i4c; Southwestern, 10 1.2c; wastern 10 i.2aiIc.
sUGAR-Raw-Is offered spsrinsly, and the .ss.ins
continues strong on good demand No sales rspofsf
Fair refining quoted o. Lee Csntrsiagss % test s.
sc Confsotioaers' 81" 3Sc STANDARD gse -
"a 1-AGS l.2c; White Extra "C,r 7lki9ass:
Extra 81" I 5,Ss7 7.sc; "c.' s-sS7 Iae; yellow,
Z 1877 lac
sTEARINE-Has slow demand. City Lard. ace,
Western, 7.Sc asked. 0oomargarine 1915
TALLow-Dull ana unchanged in price. Prime Gin
quoted 3Sc. No sales reported.
TEA-sales to-day by auction ,42s pkgs ss togss,,
peral, 10 T2S2sc; Gunpowder, % 1881 i.2c; yss
suey, Imperial gle; Guhpowder. 2o735e; Japan, fsE
Fire1 0Gf7c Sftlngs. &c consou, 1.2a3oc India "a
Orange Pekoe II 1921 lie; oolong, FoEmosa, tsi3S
ooCT Annoy, II l-%gio A'~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE MARKETS
Total RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Demand for Rio grades on the SPOT continue
slow and the market has weak look. Fair estSoes
quo d nomlnay IS 5Sc Sales 1.0U0 bags santos no. D.
bryate Terms Mild grades quiet ana about STEADY
Sales by auction 093 Interior Padung 20 7sG1 lo
UptonS-Frther weakness Havc, and freer seilng Dy
longs had depressing eject to-day and the entire mar
Early sales Indicated decline Of lo&l6 points after WHEN
steady &c The bottom Havre ia down IT, while Hamburg
advanced IA pig, without having any influence. s ao
Exchange (privateL ~ ls. Receipts. 0,o0O bags no
clearances for the United States 2G0o bags Rio clear
receipts 5000 bags Receipts az DO July TO June ~
1880 0o2 600 bncs; time 1888 1,722 900 bags
TIME 1887, 1891 600 bags Receipts at santos July
70 June II. 1850. 2543O0o bags same time. 1883 oe2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
rRnnnCE MARKETS.

,rv,poot Jnne l2-SAb D. H. Heet-Hodofs 6hh MssI
pdrrHSldsrs ocsr freely. Ham, Holders seer sgsrssy
sTsIsy American nest white and eeleed steady ~ 40 81
oder moderately oostonsssd
HaIasrs osT moderately, Rosin orsr modsafs
measratsly Wheat-Hoders Offer freely fGur- ~
ener moderately Corp supply 10 IN essess
spot dull al 80 7',d June steady az 50 gee. hops"
- pacific coast Holders oGer moderately. ,,..s
PARLIAMENTARY quiet demand poor holders oa w.
srsiSy SoIn gu osSaia lnss.a Ais "a per qzarts
iSEMEN June -Petfoleua-B marks IS ptennings A
ANTWERP Juae 12.-Wneoxa lard oiosoa NJ % us'~' =
sspumes per 100 kos. .,..u II 70
ANYwxEr June l2-Peroieum-Fine pale American ~ y
n eentimos psid and IL franco esntimss seisra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

LONDON Jnns l2 p mconsos Ss 6,io iVu a,rg Ant
a. III for tho account Atlantic and Great western his
Doytgase trustees csrfcstes 33' Erie ZS; 90; second
Inns,is lodi Mexican Ordinary AO1 81 faul ON
mon 73a New.York Central III Pennsy h9 q %
Mexican Central new per cent oo'o' 10 =
paT silver IL quoted az 2-l6d per ounce ..,,. 81,
India Council bills allotted to-day a. uechno O'
l.5.d per rupee. $1,000. $3.50. =, M trapns 60 een
times for the account aud exchange U" L'h"'" - -
~ confines for checks 49, -, Voo.,3 m
Tie amount Of bullion Como INTO the bAhA VI ~"b@" ~
balance to-day IL s2O9.OOU.
Spanish 4s. TB -,
pyo,rx lime l2he abatement OF the Imperial Bank OF
c6,manT shows decrease m specie Of 1000 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CRY June i2NAtlona Transit Certificates opsnsd at
sILi highest s4Li lowest s8l. closed. s3Aa sales,
$4,000 barrels elsaranoss 0OsO 900 barrels charters
1890 barrels spments 1854 barrslsi runh li29t6
barrels
PirrsBuGG June l2--Pstroloum dull. National Transit
CsrhcsIsa opened a. s4is closet AZ sSl highest sAA
lowest ssh
BRADFORD Penn Jane l2--Nauona TrauAit Certificates
opened Al s. elosed SSH highest sIlsI lowest s3I
ClsarznoeA $50, 900 bblA
TiTusynLE Penn, June l2-NAronM Transit Certificates
opened ~ 5ks highest s&II lowest s3Si closed sSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York "Wednesday, June 12-BEEvES-kseeiy>s
ao and BE9cye saughtSgeFTs and 81 carloads s5 :. Jersey
ayins With fH the e'S few CARLOADS carried over ondy G
a 90 ana e ea 20 Is s" ne
Demand moderately active at steady and well snsta6s
- Texans .9d a % Sass 20 per 100 p SELLERS. 9
q, q 1924 "A few oAsn brought s4lSas. soi
bulls cable 30 END saF1n sn SATURDAY. ;S a.
d So BOG eat sss q e. 5 s,I E p
Joseph 7ee eap5ssF; RtsSaIs s
o7 ana 70 Of ed s Egypt vi" take Gus
sslsesIsheII%s3 SqIyes q Tsnsss ss5
s;5S 80. p Indians ssss;:
G ! SS Setsl az g. is 100 r ':S
8 DO, I94e n; At p IS
j iss g 7G ssssf' ID s s s.:
FROM B mGes:,i 1879 = c e % 10 900,
:: S;H 20 s'5iiES s,s &c: E'i;;
Dc. 14io p &C q 20; %, Iis7 n At u IS, 90 d.
i q lS d. 1884 50 g. e ils isss 3
1929 s1ns.i ?1Sass ffIi eGs de-
s sS ii 1927 e f so h'si io & /. e os
,o5 SewCn Gte,s; 10 Lancaster county Penn. ssees
~, r g 8 e. fssi;S 6: r. @ ,ss
week 1o7 head. Market quiet but steady, at sa0as4s
F; Mecabs reports the sale OF IS Cows A. $40 to go
-GAtyEs-Recsip.s Including ste srriy.ls ye.'srssy
.of me dsmaDa san there wAs better tone . trade ,nd
Butteymik oalye, .Od a. 2aa I-2c Per Mixed Calves
sae.Sha!iene.:E HcII; l7s DstteTsns c,y,: lss
Ti9 asif dS 81 - e q 81 go iHS d. 1873 az % ii
n; at q Is; 10 ysals is9 n a. - 80 81 o. ia n a
g 4 s 4. sss;sy@lis ssyss
81 J d. IT, Tssss "a So Sts' So
s42 a.. 1S S S 90 so ss T. q 40 d Us n,
Xeal.. i52 At s.se 40 DO 14o n at 4i2ei DO
Disa9seG Desey Sc s sss II Gives 4 ls'
Iod g IS sG Mi!ei f da al n lac: n veais $50
VASE ssS x SS CO.. r. u YEAS. Jas n aaS;
%" Ego 90 DDS! Is s. veas Isl ~ 4I2c; 81 do, 1u
{ass SHi Ra. 10 ySei' lS$ = ss@ y
e S I isS g. IS i, Il az ot
'p Ss~s ns'S,S Gs'is Veal. i2s H. a; IL Mixed
''Ssi y kSP Is sa9ss; :, 4 so Sssa
sSa a6ous st Is ne TIE e
@ s sRs sss ESl:d a a while Lambs '
and !, GU: 's f pc, g % e esf
=: 6S7 i2c lte bunch OF States at 60 and - lno'~s
DO RsSSsck Hosi IL jersey Ewes IS n svss
re AZ a. Per 100 n 201 Western Sheep, s3 "a 80
sGi ~ Is IS DO sS n. At e. $50 DO y n q
=. ~ TS iss do IS n at IS os IA 1s kentucky LAn6s
s. x, At ss; ia$ DO. 7s1.2 n, =. s7.9 AZ. ~
STATE lambs 90 10 p, g ga %; IS s9ess
sSs1mnn & Culver: is6 Ohio Sheer, IS IL n at
:s aG 1872 sS 20. IS s s. r. .D,
FscOSt >. "A Z G9 a S asS 60, - 81 n a. ials
Is * TeS 81 Ewes IL n. as - So e2s virginia
LAMBS. % a. Gnistt;t Kentucky Ewes III u ~ q
yrginis DO io4 y, at - 24t Virgins Lans. OIL 81
a. SNaio n at % so; 1872 do, 81 n, a. o.; 20 o. W
ts b9ek 1S is buffalo Sheep 10 IL D. At
81 80. ~ ooo ,..,sr, s,c.c al n NJ a 90; IS
Ohio d. 81 n al a. 30; rs Indiana Lambs 90 soanA
81 h b+ PRecen,s OBS hesd all az 4othst Only u
for sale Feeling dull Nominal quotations q OoS<'
per 100 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE MANCHESTER MAREEr.

MAScHErER Juno 12.-rhe Guardian In its commercial
article small business has been done Some sellers
ICuted exceptional orders Of moderate quantity The
Eastern trade slow rhs minor foreign and home trade de-
mand IL mostly OF roA character BGyers and sellers sosm
anxious only execute pressing business Poea are steady
Fridays quoalpns There IL ull account OF the ho
Most warehouses closed thu 10th aad Will
main closed until tho i7th,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. 618 Low Middling..... 9 Is
Optons-Liverrool in slightly higher a, the out
Ee and market responded with frcer buying. leading
soon wore and later in the day 'dsgusted longs
began unloading which caused considerable weakness
Old crop months settled back 7d1o points and crop
Gas points closing steady Speculation wos more active
Sales o. 100 hNlps