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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

diseased nsarE psrft0nsslz snd oroken
blood EeSssls. are smong ne - zses o.
1earh Fletcrlo1s. ; sgu u Nesm1n-
ster. = describe as hsEins die1 - Cd
age. eaen 20 more thsa a sn3 he
Dart s4cc-D bed lsst yea - The sane
c1mo olsint shen - 1hu1derbolE
son % >toek~ell lived - be Sd. hoxeYer.
and = the patriarch u recent stations
Hermit - living horses. i bale and
hearty a. The age 81 z5, having ~on the
memorable DERBY Of S57
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
He Was Thoughtful.

"Can you furnish bail in the sum of
two hundred dollars?" was asked of
prisoner in the police court the other
day.
Yes, suppose I could, but"
''Nho will 90 on your bond?"
Il was going 70 say that the President
of the United States would probably
be only too glad to, but ] hate to bother
him with such trife. I'll"
"Get some one else?"
''No, I'll go to Jail. This is Mr.. Har-
rison's busy day. and ! don't want to
disturb him. Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Coal Dealer (who wishes 20 provo 20
possible purchaser Of his yard that there
Is money in the businessl III Jet YOU
into a little secret that you might want
TO follow up. There's a fat driver
wouldn't lose for any thing. lie weighs
$40 pounds. Tim, tell this gentleman
how long you've worked for me- and how
] manage 70 make you save your wages.
Driver Oi've worked here twinty
years ar Oi sits on ther wacgin whom CT
load gifts weighed, sor. Munseys
NNnnLlr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
\ Young Man That WIZ RI.e.

Stern Young man. ] must ask
you % 60 home earlier in tho evenings
when you call upon my daughter /
find that the gas bin is increasing won
derfullv.
Young Man docking after his own in
terestsl-I assure you, SIR. J am per-
fectly willing 70 sit IN The da-k VIII
you be kind enough - speaA 20 your
daughter about it, Kearney Nehl En-
farnriso
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Railroad Superintendent 10 appE-
cant for position -Nou were formerly
employed as conductor on tie r. \.
& N2
Applicant-Yes. sir.
Railroad Superintendont-Do vou ever
knox DOWN.
Applicant No si-.
Railroad Superintendent 7 don't
want you. then vas once conduct
or myself Fpoch
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Here's philospher who SAYS thst NJ
thoroughly oocarlei person ia ever mis-
cradle. Rll" observed tramp - his
com pAniau, laying down ne~-spspsr in
ehl-h hr had been carry - a sandwich.
Neil. he's rlght sal1 ths other 10
could be occupied far q week hya 80
ieet partT of square meals fkink I
should forget uF ulssrF Harpers
EsEaF
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
MICHIGANCEKTPAL

1Ht NlACthe FELLs ROuIt
- Arrive. Leave
Detroit ERpTc,s . I0.Isn m f.ft =.
MiAel ....---..-.- -.....-..- $3.50 m b.aH Il fn
bst EApress ----..---.---..... lo-il m y - d m
Atlantic and Pacihc Goa n ln-tF n =,
1lially. All Others daily eNcepf SUNDAY
Taking effect sunday. JuIV l5 lsSs
oIcepinE cars run on Pacific and Atlantic "a
presses 70 ano from petroif-Paflor cars run
on ljay tkpfes> and 1TSDd Rapids Express a.
and from Defroit-Direct connections made ~
Detroit with All through trains East-TIekefs
on sale at Union Ticket one. 81 Monroe.st
and a. Union depot
IFfp N. bFGGs. Cent AT. 21 Monroe 81
q. y. srs-fr-. r. Psd T tef nhfrsno
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Three boys attending EFmassia 20
high sehasis 60 Nefin have shat fas.H-
se-Fss STRATA sas lsst fes weeks oa g.
eoaat ~ aissr gain tment iH Bat fstas
Preaaetsa iHta zne9 classes
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

TREksURFR'S NOTICE.

CRY TRrAsrEFH' oFFfcr
GRIND Rtrrus. Mich. Soy. o. ls-t
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll fur THE c0nsf ruefinn ~ sewer Iu she don
STREET from caifh afrIHP % Mfrlaw
avenue i> now in ms hands snf that viii
receive Yavment thereon for The period 81
twenty dsvS from This date. a. the oflce ~
thc CltY Treasurer CITY Han.
GEoRGE T. PERRY
Nov r City treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

= train leaves Grano Rapids for Auegsn aG
l;l0 IN. arriving there al -
. 1hrouah tickets solo - principal poiuts 10
ine I nlted states. Me1ico and canada 81 UBlOn
1lctet UfDcA A. J rafrH
6 7 a Cleveland. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
1T MADE HIM SICK.

Mrs. Murphy-Phwat is der mather
wild der goat, Mike? 1t do be sick,
think.
Mike-You'd he sick. too, If yer had
the repast he had. He ate a whole
fence of theatrical posters of BRASS
Monkey" Tin Soldier" and Stuffed
Dog. Texas Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
TRAIN TINE TABLES

lkSNN kAF1DS A 4INDlANA kAlLKeAD
= Ia errli heFVinhag ! lsss
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
DEfRoiT. laKslNa NQRrHFkN-

4 nc fhgttVni llne 60 Detroit snu tasi fla
faht harof cAfs between Detroit and Grand
erAnd Rapids 20 p ~ run osfis 0fber frs,,s
daily except sunday 'f '"'"i
A AlNSl lIsT. Ticket Agent. Depot $50 "A
hUN~oN, Union 1lcKet Agoui 7f Monrse ~
9Eo. r, SNITE. Gen. Al. Grand Rapids "
a. CknfENrER frame Manager =. B. null
HFN. General Manager
'hltA1O NErI MICHIGAN TRAINS
aTilNe Al and tpaT from Union Depof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

TUBS oSnmsn inss G,tbr% . SsSsS.
i Ws:,.i a. y CO.. e S Len ss
81 pfirH ssa f Ssss bas held .,., de-
eIaed .tfsSGsi New 4. stock xi.e Fun ans. &C
s sss1ss Prime Part sn A. "a
IIc. ..EGGS-In fair request ara t hsr, 10 a.
State and psnn.yyana it w.,s Inc is S sasiae
Ugh. demand SSs very i ne or Cen.
,SitSSat 9e test Sc. RehnedAetye and nrm porasred
i2c; Cut Loaf 9l;ae Cubes $50 i.sc (:
eaniseoosrs Sssse s,snd,cds A" 4Aisfoss ls ca
"a" ssas l;se %nse &c ES"a asa7 sss; Yellow.
iSGI .aISSr-Lard weak and irregular. Sales - VS.
westsTn s.sc City. nominal. oieOnnrgarfne' honh
naT TAIIowrRather eaIcr and duh Prime CITY ou''ed
4 LA 6lec Sales $1,000 II. 4 o'ioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

pur,soa, Juno lS-Cotton nominal MddnS II "a go:
yoHr artvo arm: Howard street and Western Sppernno
az 30 o. 20 EItrH DO % IS - 90 F.niy do 10 "
y NM. no Brsna, E AZ 10 Is 20 do do straight
60 81 sp.snSso Is
faiti - SOC LoasSsnT WS,s st' Rod spot at ssc
~; ;SG, =, wts.1o A aJfass se
WHIT at Is SI5o yellow A2st9e western eaSisr
MiISi spot 4lkei June At nSci yuiy W. =. saie
s,m:. AZ 500 Ss e ei :;s.aS Wits
and pennsyIvsns y9s93Tc Ryo steady 62ao3 p nny
nrm Prime Choice Timothy a. st Tsi ~: ~ IT,
y.SP: SaSss M Clear F'a liz sas Ss
.; ssGgf 4. e' y s'ass
S% Rsuaed a 5S0c ensetusa k;O sarsoeA far at
snssss npS,s i'so %ni.scy steady
IiT.rpooL PER soamer quiet Cotton 2sc asked E!osr
~, ton in sacks l "a 0ran per bu.h, va CorE n sS
Sr:a Corn o. o6S bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000 ersh
SSipments- None. sAics-Wheat 1000 oush Corn "V'"
bush.
pry,,rn. juno l6-wh.st. Spring Eraics strong ana
m :oLl a, sSsa and 500 bush s9c 5000 bush OF
HI No Northern sold ~ v7o aud 700 oush OF sew 10
S,ihcrn At CSC 1000 bush Of No Northern sold Sc
sud bush Of No Northern ~ &c wnleT I cd AZ
AMI 800 bush In store az sac lSOoO ousn OF
No ! RED .DM a. 76677c I carload o. Efira NO S hs
-' 10y corn nrrn No Yellow at Ss.c. No Yellow
o o - No a, SSc 80 a. 37Sc 10 sor. oats qnlot
hnt ,tsady; No White At Sic No white a. 3or
No Mi~i 26sc on track rye nominal f.Sst s, nm
ss &c p ,Sst. M Flour $500 SS. Wheat $1,000
corn I2lU 900 push oats l25OO onah tans p hn
shInm.nts by RniI-F!our 1000 oba Wheat 200 bush
, ~ 900 tusL Data so 900 bush Barley 1000 bush
CucAsO June Is leading futures ranged a' follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

white sc e cses: Sc; No wsis SIC. Ma 49,
10 waiss sef yqns ssts s2ssl % &c guy HSSS3sS;
Potatoes STEADY; whS pes.scss.Nsv,YorI ss1 w:ssSs
st nVs so SnSs XII % Prime
36yc; do Fair 70 Good IS 500; Mammo u Peasi rS
0l0c Hebron Choice 80 0<0e: New Potatoes-FIosSs
Dbl. Prime 81 60o6sO: do Medium IS 90 Is So PrcSss
auiet and steady Beef-Cty Family o. OOay So n. ~
d. Do, pselsI sS SMOKED Bssf 10 sioSs, -
nssa New AZ 5Is So DO Family siS Goals So 70 ~
sides, Clear Rio in sAs ae7soj 90 e SMOKED sSsSS
7c shoulder. pickle cured gsS1.e, 40 Do smoked
Bellies In pickle a1Sxc; do. Breakfast Bacon 9LGid,
Lard quiet steaay: CITY Refined 7,.ess steam ssS4ss
Creamery EXTRA Psnnsylvs1is Print. EIi Is,
IA Toe. P.ckins Butte, II olzc EsG quiet Pnsylys
Part skins sci Pan Skim: . 70 sns.rSss6asS ~
Bran sit ooosis 90 tsn. psstOs1n ssssdy 70 ~
test obls. $500 Reoe rte-Y1our 2.<00 bbia WA1
80 bush Corn 1900 bush Osts ~ 800 oush SAfeA1S
Wheat 900 Corn lo54O0 bush oa,s L. So6 -
TOLEDO June I5-wheat steady, higher cash ~ $751;,
June sc; July !sse: August ysts cesn sui.S go
dull; cash 81 2si october q 90 Esesips-wSssi IoN
Wheat Il. 900 bush. Corn ID 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
UNDER PRESSURE.
TIE GOLD EXPORT NoT.FELT.
THE CoUNTRYs EXPORTS SATIsFACToRY'
EXHIBITS FOR ONE AND ELEVEN MONTHS

Sunday, June l6-p. m.
The official preliminary reports OF the country
Exports in the month Of May last show that the
value Of the principal articles exported IN tha'
month was "a, coo. 900 greater than IN May 1855
and Se,Ioo 900 greater than in May. 1887. The
gain in the movement of breadstufis over May.
Isss. Ia so,ooo.o0o. Toward this gain wheat
ana dour contributed over 100000, but the ex-
ports of corn were 7,243,296 bushels against
2,3so 9sf. of the respective values OF s3,l7o,-
$50 against sl,49e.775. Cotton shows gain
for the month of over 100000; petroleum about
4, no moo. and provisions and dairy products over
100000.
For the eleven months ended May 81 the value
Of the articles named which were exported was
s2a 0oO, 900 greater than for the corresponding
period for the preceding year, and Sl0,OO0,Ooo
sreater than for the year preceding
that COMPARED with the preceding year
the breadstuh movement during the last
eleven months was s6,5oo,ooo less. Cot
ton shows q gain OF sls,9oo.o0o; petroleum
a gain Of $4,000, 900. and provisions gain OF
81 o, 500, 900. While the value of the outgo OF
wheat and -four during the last eleven months
was s23,l 90, 900 less than for the same period
q the preceding corn shows to no gam how
ssstSte corn for wheat as an article Of
food, particularly corn is Americas greatest
crop and is little grown else where sHno Sfs
al corn amounted to 81, 0. $50 bushels: for the
eleyen months ended Nay 81, 1888, 22,39o'ooo
busheis and for the last eleven months 62534,ls %
bushels The subjoined tables compare values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
PRODUCE MARK ETs.

fuyppooI. Juno I6-230 ,. m.-Beof-In poor demand
pors-In pOG domAnd Ham sln good demand short cot
about IL lbs arm at e.s Ga tMon.ln poor demand
maud American nnos white And oe,orsa .ts.dy 80. ID
TaIlov-In fair demand. spnp OF Tprpentine-in good
demand arm ~ $50 Cd RoslnIn fair demand, Lar-spot
and poor demand primo Western spot and June
dull A. 8<a I'd July 5ts Sd August dull 81 3ts Cd
WheatDin sood demand No WnteI steady at 10 90
corp-5po, and fu,ures-In hiI demand mixed Western
steady at "a Cd Hops London-Pacno ooas,-stsady At
- lSsD Rb los.
.perngIy Caiifornia No Ga I'D aos iOhd per Contsi
red Western spuns Ia lda7s I'd Genital red Western
winter 30 6d86s bLd, Corn steady: demand fair new
N ~ 81 Western, 81 SD per oentai
lTn on June l5-Cscutta nseed. Ais per quarter lin.
.es 2os 10 ID Sperm OIL a22 per TIM Spirits OF tur
pen;iaN. B3s psr cwt
cent m per 100 kiloa-
oo times paid and II francs centlinss seusra
BEKnKN. Juno lh-Pstroeum-B uaarks rs pfenningL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nswyork saturday Juno 15.--BEEvES-Eecelptsi ~
c,tn,Ss NJ g57 head. all at G0thst, ana connsht,u
follows 20 carloads for W. Eastman - and single
EHena dull ros.ed Beef slow IdSc Tor Texas ade'
and Gs7 l.lc for Native carcasses x,, re, and I'm.
changed with sales "a &c per ID for Pnne anu "''
ssss-pillenbsck Dewey: 81 ysals, 147 ID average
1ISllen6eck 4 Hollis: Is Vess 145 n. at &C. coa
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Recelpts, ~ carload o, oa,p
hcadl5 carloads ct jersey City and CARLOADS a. ooh'
St. and % carloads we're held over Sm,nd and
Clearance Of tho pens Some OF the early saes w Sw
about Yesterdays figures eat closing uansae'oh' '"
Ordinary TO Choice sheep sold at the range OF 20 az
Is ~ l2 per 10 Common to Extra s eHS o. pr m
60 Mot q the Lamb s a wSfs Sheep Se average
at $50 per n 25 Ohio Sheep and Seafngs ." Lambs
60 IL n, q, 61.2c a., o,,o s,oo, q, n n, "a 80;
"a S da g "a Kentucky Lambs IS n Of
jiSdS TucSi9sh,n s. STATE sheep 1dS 81 St 81 So
do 10 n, at a 2o2 West Virginia L@m"'' u ~
j. ~ pidcock: 80 Ohio Sheep. 80 n a. &c per y;
20 Virginia Bucks In aoS ~ e. a &c 50 oho Sheep 81 ~
t 4. y, l2s s SiS g. h e Se 8 d. %
n at &c 2iS do eS n. at DC: 1877 DO. o. ~ a 5,2c
-'t sbsrmsa Culver: si5 Tcnne3se Shcep. ~ a.
a 90 per 100 70 400 Kentucky Lambs 70 70 az 70 90
Ts DO es n at e6 90; 24e DO 90 ID. At s' 90 IL; ia d0
Tswsoa Sle Kentucky Lamb Ss n e i'2o
osNne6e i o 20 csrioads Of zoos head None for
sale alive NORMALLY steady at "a 10ds4 " per io0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
psr North River. vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The spot market for Mc sun in ynpSh
with opSop, Fsir cargOcs quoted II SAs. NO sales
1Spores Ms m ssas' suffered further
depresson in foreign sdyeSs aa eg t
short session. but the excitement wa sss
IIavre dropped fra and Hamburg pigs IN ,espShso
the heavy decline hero yesterday Early sales mere
a break Of 1880 points out U"S p.coxcry Of
there was Increased buying. leading 70 Ieco'y s
1895 points and anai figures were hrm. Sales oO.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

Rio quoted quiet Regular First o 400 Good Sec;
ond 800 exchange pryate) = SC rsee'Rt S0vo
snee! Europe 1000 bags total stock 1873 600 bags.
sanoe ressR S0 goo beg sSg time isss 900
baas same time 1887 6oo receipts NJ Santos
July June II, 1850 567 900 bags same time, 1883,
i,o5e, 600 bags; same time 1887. 1852. 900: ,.
COT'TON-On the spot without change OF importance,
trading active Sales os2 bales for Consumption;
since September l receipts at the port, Aggregated
$40 1913 Bales comparing with 64of673 bales for the
ou9tasons are based On American standard OF classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

were practically UNCHANGED, while the supply con
tinued to be excessive. The Treasury, as before
,Sss sS.s r. %sn e Deposit
National banks. The excessive receipts ~ the
Treasures were applied TO the payment OF sur
rendered National Idi,io,. BANK mo S' deposits in
National St9 the bans, G it's. svsil.ble balance was
increased over $4,000 900. It's surplus must
100000 on May 81. The accumulation will be
useful in meeting later demands for crop NOV ,e
ments, and will be available through BONG putt e,
chases as soon rs the money market Ie"u &C. che
bonds now carried in loans at lower rate. Of in.
terest than the Government win discount them
at. So far as the bank reserves arS s,en wear,
only four times during the last eieveh ye aas
has the surplus reserve at this time OF the ye o
been up to $40, 000,000 Those years "efe LOW
1885, 1886 and 1888. ,.rr aaords
the cheapest market in which TO purchase eoiu,
and that practically Is what tho BANK Oh la%
has been doing during the past Jour vi r
weeks and accounts for the continued movshlen n
IN exnorts of the precious metal, despite OF con.
ditons which otherwise would have checked ~
before this With q change of condtionsino Nigh
rate for money here-ne exp0r ,be u ss5oo 600
sent since January has well'nigh hqpidated inc
Immediate calls on account OF trade oaances, AZ
is not at all likely that the specuauve . S dnr
-, .tocks In this market for foreign account dur.
inc the last two months have equalled the amoqno
Of bonds which Europe has taken from US during
the same period. The foreign exchanges were
only steady during the whole week, at rates that
AID not warrant an outgo Of gold as an exchange
operation.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
aTbe Chronicles" May statement Of railway
earnings is unusually comprehensive. Iocludlng
$50 companies The comparison with May, SS8
is favorable as was that month with May 1881
only twenty companies out Of the total
number show losses. The aggregate Is H.672,otl
or g. 81 per cent, an increase Of 3. per cent In
mileage. For the four months ended May 81, 90
companies show an aggregate gain on the four
months Of 1888 Of s97ss,le7, or 602 per cent
The four months Of 1883 QOs roads reporting
gave o gain on 1887 Of $I,746,4ll. or 3.77 per
cent.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings lor
the first week in July OF fifty companies, showing
an average gain on 1888 of 4.os per cent. The
subjoined table divides the aggregates and diner
ences of companies showing gains and losses
F1rst week ip June 1888. 1889. Difference p G
SO companies $50 92e o. 7s3 300 Inc s22s 2s9
Il eompanies 56s,872 4gsA21 Doc 7o.26l IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE XARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEwYoRK DEALINGS
Tho wheat speculation was fairly active on Saturday
IN spite Of fact that the session lasted only hes,
and half. and during that period Transactions assss
eating 500 900 bushels were recorded, largely 10 ~
December and July options. principally In the forms
month. There narrower range OF fluctuations
and the market at times was aghtiy Irregular hossA
on whole comparatively arm, and there were 10 10
portant features other than thOse mtnoned during IL
last few days The early dealings were marked b.
renewed broyancy and good buying BY foreign houses
and the opening sales indicated an advance of 36 cnl
over fridays final figures. July opened ct 90 10 "a
December at 81 49, and subsequently rose 1914 eeas
more continued covering .ot shorts This WAS fs,.
lowed later in the day by realizing move.
ment, which was Influenced By moro hvorabs
crop reports. July 6,clined 10 SS SO sal
December to SO % closing steady a. 81 10 and 81 ~
spectively The trading the curb was marked By pro
nounced strength and July closed at 81 3asA Ia snl
December at 81 12. Options closed as follows: Juns,
50 50; July SO 7-s; August. SO 80; September. "a;
October, IS; Recember. 81; and May, 81 6-S
Cash wheat was held 1894 cent higher. but the 81.
port demand completely dead and grain va taken
foreign account until after the close when 5000
bushels No red for shipment Corn opcsns
yero active and the general OF the market W.
stronger in sympathy with the West The June anl
July deliveries were without important changes. vhih
tho later months advanced 1914 The nnal quota
lions June, Al 12; July. Al LIZ: August. ~ 1Si
September, AZ 10; and October ~ l."
spot corn WAS arm, and In some cases trihe bsttRs
Exporters took 100. 900 bushels
Oats were firm all around and moderately active. PeeA
however showing decided change The options clossl
follows: June, % July -; August y iS; Sepemoe
%: and May, 81 1.2
Lard was generally shade lower and dull the cioAAs
prices being July 20 90 August. 90 81 and September.
81 o6.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday
New York. philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
follows Wheat o42 bushels; corn 2le $50 bushssi
oats l6o 100 bushels total grain. <l2o bushels aoss
90 packages. At Milwaukee and St. Louis tho ssrvss
n loS hush 6ushelA.
"A 900 bushels total grsin 1jll45 bushels nouf, 7sH
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

1oxnox June 49, m.-Consols, 0S 10 for money
o. is Tor the accounts Atlantic and Great Western nrst
morxag. trustees certificates 37r Ere ?s 40 second
"n.I1. 1867. Mexican Ordinary. 49, ~. Paul Common.
IA. New. York Central, llls Reading 24t; Mexican
Central new per onnt bonds, Bst
Money per cent . -. IA .- m, -
tho account aua exelabso On Loh"h ~ 30 francs
II /, confines for checks
Spanish "a. 75h a.. ,.,, i,
three months bills IL TIC q = per cent
Bar .lye or 10 quoted n I = ld per ounoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17


oD.e;st. Hse.s 1er :.s c'". .s
ss:$$:::$,;: i; Il: +: II: A.:
corn no
Il: i; &; &: &:
Ans1m ncr or. $1,000: q2h 2gs c9I 22h
EEss Poax, PER ssL
EffS g.. E::55 IT, fi3$ E Ii:5
s :$S s.: sc 49, g. g. g.
''''01''' SHORT RIBS. Pa io1L~
81 IS e. &C. :$;5 5
fSn; a IN sHsHtt %S.' E'''' '' %
S.,' :s' T.. = 4:
sS "a, 100 H. Short roi s sas:
::': wi I'll S:$! sH; S:s.sss &C.
s' ,t,,n,.. Receipt. shpmT"s1tst
rlour. US: '''.'...... 5000 $4,000
Corr 1850 GasSS 1905
Ryo, SS:S;: ! 1883 d. SUS
On n. Proauo, Etoa.ns III. sa:sor ,.s., Va
csss. 5 GOOD fHs'' ios
ss .s fss:y IS sPHF fs
Fl: 4; SS :sss
S sSsa. cleo. 81 wSfsy steady sale: 9, $40
s; anT. sissT.'' sssos sI"as
9:%,'p and b bGssAsSs q rscstp
s; seo s :;ssGS e sss% Sayas
and Tsc premium selling. RoeOD,s OF wheat 1900 bush
shipmenta 200 bush
Ispr,ylpoL. June ls.-whest nrm: No. q Red SOC
a. az bid.
III, !T Sse t' ssps9str % No.
~ hfs s.r. ~ au gsl'H 's.ns
Pork at iii 69T rd-c..h So So Butter easier DAIRY
tri.s 6
H, 500 D soS sa spm'n''-F0of 900 00 Wheat
PEoRIA June lb-Corn easier High Mixed S3ka 10 No
%1sS 81 sgsc No. R?s1sn Rye s
Rsccip. a3,.So bn'h oa. $4,000 bush Rye LOO
bush shipmcnts-corn s4Oo bush "a" 2o'Voo bush Rye
none.
PHIlApElPBIA June l5.--Flour Market continued dull
u "Es F0s %s.'fEn 1sa
q o Gas% c Co. Roller
straight Il bostt 7S Indiana Clear y 10 es. tOi do,
s ssssis s. slTsnt '7a wnof
S TO- G sss % @T Psssa; S Is
Is 6S Ryo aour In moderate demand and steady 90 %
caOS. %asS Market aTm aud prSsss Of options
ss
Tfs sS S SsUifs .nysS
strong moderate offerings nitis demand from
..s s. sss :s';
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Good Ordinary ----sI4 Low Middins 49,. . 1910
Strict Good 0rdinary.b IS hddnnr 10 b-S
options very quiet to-day. with absence OF i'm.
portrait festuros Speculation purely local and prices
varied within tho narrow limits OF lag points closing
steady and practically unchanged. Al one Tina how.
ever, there was slight advance Cable aiyCes spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
1--WE STOCK mARKErs-sr TELEGRAPH


pr,r.o Inns 5--Cate-Receipts for tho HI ~ honrs
v.,s nod head Total for thu week thus far LOO
The same ,mo last wcek 1920 Conss1ed through ssS1
besd 3go OF which New York; 100 head on sac
anil weak and lower feeling uneasy canning and butehenS
grades 81 95 IA 90. ,, TO- 81. LA, o. hour. 800
beed rotal for thus far 81 zoo TOY nc -
Time last week Consigned through Geop An, ~ ,aa
ahioh 20 Ssv.York; 1000 head sale; mhket su sna
prcss shade lower ho,oe . EItra SHEEP % 20 a. 'o
Msdum 10 Good 81 90 40 no sale Tor lambs
Hoss-Reosps e hours were $50 hs %. ,.p Week
1890 Consigned through 1920 head 10y Of whsn ,5
demand workers. 81 So Mediums - 40; Pigs - w.
cp,cIoo Union Stock Yards June lo.."Ths Drovers
Journal reports cassBeceipn 1900 hssa go psnr
InnSI market slow. weak. Beeves - o0F& ~ S.ce,s
IS SOFA 20 secksr. an, FEEDER. 81 COW"
Hoss-Reospts 10000 hn.d .apneHn 6sn "a 10 ma a.
II.ht 81 20 "a 10 Sxips IS 90 90 TO- 49,, ..,
Sheen ascstprs 1900 heAi shipments oent a
.cay Natives western s sss So
ST. IouB JunelS-Cao-BNcelpt 100 head; shipIsn 70
INA maTkst stsady Choice Heavy Native Steers ~ eo
- a. 10 Far 10 GOOD IS lO9s+ o. Stocker. and seeasrs
FAIR % loss3 SO Ranger" c0rnied " w.
Hog.N Rseeiuts DO shipments 1900 market STEADY
choice Hcavy Buchers' selections - 80 90 a
packins 81 Is Light GrAleA Ordinary 70 Best "a 20
81 IS. .oo .,..o,,. ,no marker steaiy
Far " ChUice sJoo0SSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17
OIL MARKETS.

mr. crry Juno Is N,tiona Transit Csrt,ncaees opened
ssH highest ssr: lowest 49, Pa eo:sa s: $50 s.
UsYrela
prrrrBrno June lo-Petroeum dull. National Trsons
certacates opened s3ss: closoi a. s31 highest 1Si
lowest S3ia
BKAproap Peun. Juno l5-Nanona Transit Cerrnssee
orensd At sSs. So 4; highest s3h lowest WS
CIearances. 24B00o bb!s.
TrUsvIiLx Pena. June lj.-NationA TrAnat Ss:.uess0
opened AZ 80 highest e3as; lowest s3S closed est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

HAVANA MARKETS.
HIv.sl June l5Spanish gold So 36,1 1857. Erehanss
auet and weak. Thhe sugar market 10 quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-17

m, following were Saturdays quotations for IN
IT., sncurtios: