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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-05-23
Telephone 1905,

hnrF0 from the diary of tour.
IN lists, commercial travel
LIZ ers, business men and
others has revealed:
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL has
thu unqualified endorsement of all;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL hiss
to day the most popular line between
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL and MIL
WAUKEE, and CHICAGO;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL is
daily adding to its admirers as the rec
ognized PULLMAN line between
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL and Mil
WAUKEE and CHICAGO;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL tou-
ches the most prOmlne 1t points in Wis
consln, and that it has more important
business centers on Its through line
than any other railway in the NORTH
WEST;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL has
made an enviable reputation with its
peerless DINING CAR SERVICE;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL runs
ia t trains OF which all classes of pas
sengers are carried with commodlous
and distinct accommodate for all;
That the WISCONSIN CENTRAL has
representatives distributed throughout
the country, who will CHI erful]y give
any information that may be desired
and that its terminal Agents are g.;
clally instructed to look after the COM
fort of passengers who may be routed
via its line.
For detailed inform alton, apply to your
nearest Ticket Agent or to representa-
tives Of the road.
WIN. S. KELLEN. JAMES BARKEz,
Gen'l Manager. Genl. Pass. q Tiki Agt.
LOUIS EcKsTElN,
Asst. Genl. Passr. & Tkt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
P.H ANsoN,
Northwestern Passenger Agent,
10 Nicollet House Block.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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HCHo Dn LoUEsr

Mavroy, sans remsrquer rien de
sasp' ct. De &c cote la vie Sc pour
suivait uniforme. M. Desproges
continual q essayer des chevaox, q
les atteler, soft avec fade de Tom,
soft avec celle d'autres lads; }ors-
gull faizalt beau, Mamet sortait
avec la petite Jane. Mule allee e,
MULE venue suspectes. On n'aper-
cevait meme pas q la fen6tre lie
minois chlffonn6 d'Eugenie.
"a cOnf2nue7.)
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81 vous vouIez boire de bon vim
ct q bon march6, allez au numero
309, Hennepin Avenue, ct deman.
DEE M. j. B. Dufaud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-05-23

terrogatoire. II SO voyait dams la
n6cessit6 de la laisser SO calmer,
car les sanglots l'empechaient de
parler. Avant qu'on Ell etemps de
s'opposer q son action, Faucqueuse
s'avanca CONNIE pour %soutenlr Me-
met Pempecher de tomber.. En- me-
me temps, a rorellle de la viellle
femme murmurait:
Pas IN met! Mamet! pas un
mot! Christian vous l'ordonne!
pour la memolre ne Jane! pour
Ienfant!
Mamet ala retomber sur lie banc
des t6moins, en- rep6tant:
-Je ne sails rlen! je ne sals
rien!
En- vain, Il ,qu', lie SO trouva
plus calme, le president essaya I'll
de la faire parler. II ne put lien
obtenir dele.
--Je na sails rien, SO bornait-alle
q r6pondre.
Une seule fois, terrass6e par la
v6rit6 qui l'imposait q ellie, ellie re-
dill encore:
Go nest pas lui! ce nest pas
lui!
Des lors. lie role de lavocat &c
neral devenalt pas trop facile. La
culpabilit6 de Christin, malgr6 ]e
brilliant plaidoyer de M, d'Armoi-
Sc, fut facllement demontr6e.
Christian fut condamn6 q vingt ans
de travaux forces.
FaucQueuse, NJ. dArmoise uni
rent vainement tous leurs efforts
pour lui faice signer son pourvol
en- cessation! Jamais! Oh! ses an
goisses durant ces d6bats avaient
etc trop violentes, il await Gu trop
de transes mortelles que la v6rlt6
v1nt q etre connue, pour consentir
de son propre movement a regra-
vir encore CO calva1re. En- termes
6mus, avec une gratitude partant
du fond du occur, il remerclait
d'Armoise de son g6nereux co.,
cours. Pour Faucqu-use, qul re-
venait sans cesse au pourvci
Pierre, 1e ten supple, ny re-
viens pas, c'est inutile, tn me fails
trop de chagrin, ct ma resolution
est inebsanlable, je ne c6derai pas.
Ell bien! moi, s'ecrla Fauc-
queuse, j'ai encore de )'espoir. La
justice Sc trompe, ct nous lui ARA
cherons lie bandeau q%u'elle a sur
les yeux.
Une pens6e irritante lui restait
dependant au ceur.
Christian. dit il tout haut, en-
presence de M. d'Armoise, jai une
demande a t'adresser. &c nest
pas tot seul qui en- es cause, c'est
moi surtout, car la vie me devitn.
draft insupportable, sill t'arrivait
I'm supreme malheur.
Que veux-tu dire? r6pliqua M.
de S rvieres en- balbutiant.
-Tu mas bien comprls, r6pli
qua Pierre avec autorlt6, tn mas
bien compris, car tn te troubles! Tu
vols! Jure moi, sur l'honneur, sur
ton honneur d'homme innocent du
crime don't on t'accuse, jure-moi
que tn n'attenteras point d ties
jours, jure-moi que tn ne te tueras
pas!
MATS tn ne sals pas.
-Je sails tout, je comprends
tout! Victime dune fatalite 6pou-
Variable, tn portes le poids dun
crime commls par d'autres. Ce cri-
me, dams dix ns,dans vingt ans.se-
ra expi6 par les vrais coupables.
Celia, ]e lie jure! Gar ma vie n'aura
pas d'autre but.
-Tu veux me condamner q une
vie de tortures, d une existence me
-prisabIe ct m6prisee! soft, conclut
Christian, laissant tomber ses bras
avec accablement. j. to promets
de ne pas me tuer. MATS j'esperr
que Dieu me prendra en piti6 ct
ct Gull me d6livrera blent0t. 500.
" -
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-05-23

Napa Valley Wine House,
3o8 Hennepin Ave.
PRICE LIST.
SWEET WINES.
Port Wine per gall. 81 50 50 q $500 2 90
Cherry I.5O 2.OC
Angelica l.5Oa 200
Muscatale l.50 a 200
Tokay win de messe) $50 200
DRY wINEs.-BLANcs.
Hook per gall. $085 ST. 90
Ricsting LOO l25
Gntcdel l.25 q l.50
Johannisbergne l.5O LIE
ROUGE
Claret per gall. $0.85 $l.00
Burgundy l.25 a l.5O
OHIO Brandy's, $500.
GENUINE GRAPE BRANDIES.-
2 year old So SO S year old $500
3 800 6 500
4 $50 Z 600
WHISTLES
Boom county, l year old. $3.50
Falkland sweet mash 2y. 200
MayfeId sour mash 3 yrs ESQ
300
Janirs Pepper 4yrs old 800
Old Grow, sour msn 5 400
MONGOLIA Rye, 5 yrs old, 400
McBrayer Bourbon 6 $50
Ripy I" 500
Tom Moore Rye " $50
Blackberry Brandy, l.50, So, $3.50.
Jamaica Rum, 200, $50, $500.
N. E. Rum, So, ESQ, 800, $3.50.
Gin, So co, So SO.
DemaLdez Gin, Cognac, Rum,
scotch whisky, Irish whisky, tou-
tes sortes de champagne. Toutes
ces BLOSSOMS cont importees.
Nous nous sommes assure les
services de M. J. B. DUFAUD,
qui sera toujours Aeureux de voir
ut de secvir ses amis.
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The Sleeping Cars on these trains have
been prepared especially for this service,
and together with the V~EsTIBULED Dim
ing Cars, Coaches and Baggage Cars are
the finest equipped trains Of their class
in the world.
TICKETS AT LOWEST RATES, and good
on these Vestibuled Trains, can be Sc
cured at the following Offices:
st. Paul-15o East Third Street.
Minneapolis-13 Nicol1et House Block.
Duluth-112 West Superior Street.
Also at St. Paul and Minneapolis
Union Depots and at Offices Of connect
ing lines. Sleeping Car Accommoda4
tions secured in advance.
NoTE.-The above advertised time is
the actual running time, and the motto
Of the Northwestern Line is
ALWAYS ON TIME" s
3, ". WINTER, +. 3. CLARKE,
Gen'l Manager. Gen1Trafic Manager
q. ". TEAsDALE,
Genl Passenger Ag't, 81. =
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XIII

Laissons s'couler trois jours sans
incident notable, sauf celui dune
visite de Pierre de Faucqueuse 3
NJ. Dutertre. Pauvre Jacques, il
n'avait point lieu d'etre satisfait.
Car, dams rapre-mldi de jour ID
meme, jacques await Gu avec son
chef direct, NJ. LIE MERCER, une
scene plus violente encore que la
premiere. En- fin de compte, lie
commlssa1re de police l'avait con-
g6di6 de administrator de la 20
lice.
-Je suis libre, %maintenant,
await dit lie s%ecr6taire, je mai plus
de arrangements q garder.
Mails '6tait 6cri6 Faucqueuse,
votre mere doit me maudire?
Et, sans plus tarder, le g6n6reux
garcon sautant dams So voiture
await couru chez Nine Dutertre.
En- termes 6mus IL lui await appris
&c quill await cru devoir faire, tant
en- son nsm qu'en celui de M.
d'A1moise ct de Christian, c'est-a-
dire le depot dune somme chez
son notaire, ct assurant. son exis.
tence, sans crainte, sans in%qui6tu-
de pour pavenir.
Mais cette llb6ralit6 6tait loin de
satisfaire pleiuement la pauvre me
re. Fauqueuse s'engagea alors 3
faire rentrer le jeune homme dals
administration, ct celia avec nns
position sup6rieure. Une fois l'af
faire de la rue de Doual oubli6o,
Faucqueuse, en- utilisant son Gre
dit ct celui de M d'Armoise, Sc
faisait fort de vaincre lie vouloir ct
|l'hostllit6 de M. LIE Mercier. II
laissa done Nine Dutertre un p9u
reconfortee de ga visite, de ses pro-
messes, bien que la veuve conser.
vat encore de douleureuses appr6.
hensloLs au fond du occur.
jacques Dutertre, ainsi quill Pa
vait dit, 6tait relativement libre.
D6sormais, tout a son gre, il pou-
vait faire de la contre. police ct ira
WALLER avec le concours de M. OAR
noise ct celui de Faucqueuse q la
rehabilitation de Christian. A diff
|f6rentes reprises, il await suryeill6
les environs de Ia rue Godot-de
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-31

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
lemand, par Eastern points, sight, lilo
4 lisconnt Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
nd Chicago, par New Orleans = discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
n.5p premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis Louis
(ille and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
cans, par.
] The local cotton market closed quiet.
Bales $50 bales, OF which exporters secured
25 and spihncrs 1875 bales No changes in
luotations. At New Orleans spots are steady
and futures steady; May off 10 points later
months declined point Liverpool is firm,
Improved demand; futures firm at an adj
vance Of to 3points. New York spots are
firm; futures quietand steady; May nominal;
old crop months up TO 2 points new crop
of point holders are asking higher prices
on spots. All Exchanges will be closed to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS day-and no reports
will be sent or received.
Hubbard, Price 4 Co., OF New York, say:
'srhe demand for spot cotton in Liverpool
shows returning disposition on the part OF
the trade TO again purchase their daily re-
quirements aud under this influence futures
have advanced in Liverpool, closing firm.
Our market opened steady, and an advance
Of points was secured over last evenings
quotations, when the realizing by some local
operators and some selling for Wall street,
induced q reaction in which almost the On
tire gain was lost. This reaction is thought
70 be largely influenced by the holiday to-
morrow, which renders operators timd
about holding any large interests, and also
by the reports and indications of rain
Throughout the Gulf and Atlantic States to.
morrow. Rcceipts are purely nominal, being
ms thyrJUO bales, and the demand for spin
ming sill continues on u moderate scale.
The volume Of specializing has been cur
tailed aud the close Of the market was Il uct.
No notices as yet have been issued on June
delivery"
The Manchester Guardian In rs CONNER
cial article Of the 20th, says Few sellers
did an average business yesterday, despite
many strong efforts 10 put through offers APP
proaching regular prices. Acceptable orders
were not numerous. Some agents were busy
trying to place low offers Some rejected or.
dcrs from distributing markets were again
brought forward at the required advance.
Similar evidence Of slowly upward move
mont there IN response to the advance here
~ Afforded almost daily, accompanied, how
ever by diminutIon in the demand SUN.
Client 10 show that severe struggle against
the advance Is proceeding Sellers have
failed so Ear TO establish higher rates. There
Is slightly increased inquiry for Indian
staples at low rates. There has been no in |
Grease In business. The demand for China IS |
poor. Export yarns arr every dulli The |
cloth market i duh aud discouuging. Bush
ness Is below the lcsscniuF production. The
demand for the minor foreign and home and
miscellaneous markets {. moderate"
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened very firm, holders asking higher
prices, and closed firm; middling. llKc Sales, 4s9
bales Quotations were as follows Ordinary, SEC;
good ordinary, 9sIc low middling. 10 ilI6c; mid
ding, llsc; good middling, llsSc middlng fair,
II bloc fair, II l5l6c.
Futures opened firm and closed qnict and stendy,
as follows; May, nominal; June lO62@l06i; July,
l07O@l07l; August l0.759l076; September 10 10
@l0l7 October 0.9O1o0l; November, 9s5@9 sG
December, oS3asS January a95@o.96; Febru.
airy, lo0S9loOt March. lO.ilGiOl2 April l0ls@
1920 Sales, 40, 100 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
middlmg, lOl4c. Sales, 400 bales Quotations arc
as follows Ordinary, Sc; good ordinary, 0I4c; low
middling, 1895 mddling, 1919; good middling,
NE
Futures opened steady and closed steady rs fol-
lows May, lO.j0al0,bj; June, l057Gtl0 %; July.
l1591lO6G August, lO.sS8lg.39, September $500
0SG October, 457gs95s; November, 9iScs14o; DO.
ccnbcr, 050a05l; January, 957@95S February,
G6i@96I March, a72G972 Sales li,7OO bnles.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CANNED GOODS e. rlncnpplca Stsai. 20
pcachc, lhs. standard, 81 .aiala0 second 81 OOgi
iihtomatocs alba saniari.sts gusg alhs .standari.
sl0t ftnubcffics. ti.sa, uspbcuies ala black.
hgfHcs, tit1. EWpn rnEcs, tit0 Teun, N. ~
plums SIC. nspamghs siU Rucn cun, sieve
10 riucu prrt. ai3tsihn cove oytirrs tull
weight 10. hsipjc. ii.. tt.hiltt ou ieht weight,
Sc. IL. Sion Condensed milk-Cnwn, SIS.
lisle. q H Swiss. eaia salmon, ei6ilt1 CA snr,
dine, tii1. mustard sarilnrL A.d1 Mackcful.
tiiiHtlIn herring mackcfci fl.iA.
hlOAN-fufr white, -. OF Nhltc. 40 yellow
clarified. SO fcnnCd K. 80. standard Eiauu
lated, ic powdered. p'.c cot loaf, Us opcn let
tie 90 ..ffl u unuu.
CJtfiE-Comn0n. i5'.c ordinary. isc. tair,
Ia prime ltiu, if'.g choice W fancy, MNtic. old
government alltlIr. strong
hAiTaslginHW, fiA pCf hafui ohio River
s..u.il.A pcf infrvli LuuislHui, siia. SACKS, nnc
ti.tN ruafsc. ti.lN ukts. "tHic
MCl luuisiana. a. .tb, tlfolina. cg7c
krAklua.c
CithEsE-trme nats ---. New Yark factory,
---.. iull cfrHu, tir Young America. IT,
MnlAfstSai Louisiana. common o. fair. TfHirsF
pfimc thOicC, tst o.. Ian y, 81 ucutiliuraia cum
iuun "a iaif. .'a' ,, fi.no 70 chuiCC y sc syrup
2lHfA firm
,kNnEs--iI,ks hl ugcs. iu hrs. pc ani btis
2. io'c fancy assorted, Wltia'tg extra fancy
itHEc uuu.
soar kNp cANpLEs-sosp. s'sasc candles
iull weight uii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-31
African Problems.

From The Spectator.
The mere territorial vastness Of the diff.
ierent areas 10 be subdued daunls the inn
agination. We have al no doubt precon-
cciyed ideas Of the magnitude Of tho Dark
Continent; but 1t is only when VIC read
letters like those Of the great explorer that
We realize fully what such geographical
spaces are; that an African river" is not
Thames. or even a Rhine, but would
reach from London TO Constantnople;
that an African liking" often rules tract
that would hold n first-class European
State; that an African forest can be COM
pared with nothing on our continent, but
may stretch, like the forest OF the Aru-
Nhimi, In unbroken COON and pathless-
ness over an area equal 10 five Englands
still less do we realize that such forest
N but one among many; that probably
two.thirds Of Central Africa Is rs vet inn
pcnclrablc except To the elephant; that
the mere task Of cutting artorial roads, the
very beginning OF our work, is five times
the task II would be TO build Roman roads
throughout Europe. We must enter by
the rivers and the lakes, and everywhere
throughout the rich valleys which We must
iiut subduc, wherever there are trecs-and
the trees never ond-thorc are the
twisted lianas, aud an underground
which bans all passage til the AK has
cloycn way. The endless difficulty Of
communication created by such mngni.
tudo OF area. and such density in the Tor
cot, quintuplcs all other difficulties, and
wastes human energy almost beyond on.
duancc. We modcrns have ceased even
10 think OF u messenger taking SIX months
10 pass by land from point 10 point The
climate, though II will improve when
We have learned 10 respond to IL de.
mands and have asccrtained what kind OF
a constitution gives European his best
chance, will always remain moro danger.
Gus than that OF tropical Asia, aud In
the beginning, when we most wish TO
succeed, Il uses up men faster than India
did hundred years ago, or than Burmah
did whoa Rangoon. one OF the hcalthicst
cities in the tropics, was considered an
Accldama. We shall have 20 cXpend cul.
tiyaicl men In Thousands before We have
made the least impression on our gigantic
task, aud but that We are really driven by
the lorco stronger than ourselves which Is
visibly hurting Europe upon Africa on
every side at once, we should abandon the
enterprise uncompleiod out OF mere hu.
manity.
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s!ruiun,,lP re,t.t,,.

sc LOUIS No. Nav 9-riour- Quiet and
Wheat Lower Tie market was Influenced
wholly Ny .dcrliues 81 other polnu mud cluYcd
Wyis SD l.iuw yesterday so frd cash.
~ 60 My r.usni % 90 iunc. 10 .r asked Jolly,
~ h'd AusnsL /. u scylcinbcr y bid
each, ~. nc Nay rlo.ci nt NE June % . 81
% y Augus' ds. e,pi"mler u' ~
ues, lower SO Z ,i,h. ~ 4 Nay, 1c June,
Memo y tuffr
ia, -Iuc nsrlci O. NJ uand.'iii owing q, wet
N,alhfr ymine t'.rleNno timothy siluitiauo
gpvsfi l.nlengl chemical hard 49,. runcd
Butter outlet snd unchanged.
tErs-fifm. iuc
tornmcii-iiun NJ Slooa2iA
frutitInusaQ quiet
lari Prime steam nominal. tdN
DE- ~, meats. Shoulder. N.ia longs and uus
n,cen- iose,i .ioilicr si5s. longs and rIb.
t0lAtil'N thuu viUHr tasa
lamsas Iufn4Iltn
iioVlpis llouf. aO1otfls wheat. 10 ooo I'm. c,,,
lAgo ou oaiA tau1 bw ne none. barley.
shpmenua Flour. iOooo htl, wheat soa hi,
corn s''V bu. oats hNtt0 bu. po none. barley.
CHICAGO. m. Ma, y -Afier a ar,, opspi,v
and tiigit adtaHoe, the wheat market ruie1
ensei pfcss aocliuuF ~ aud closed 81 q lower
than Yesterday. iat buslntsa was ifinsscisi byt
,sa,. W., 'l,,nedlc TIE gtm opcuiug aud =
ehNani NW ntiUhntnd % cold wet weather M
better tone Of Liverpool ad,ices Clo,lns c.birs
McN ~ NiunE Nul later the Indications ~efs iof
Natinet weilhrf ~ tht N1uhwc.t. and this started
Latilc. WE had hunfhton cold vUathsF 10 sslitfs
Tomorrow heinn holiday slso brought eut anal
lots 81 long wheat, parties net tauhr 10 bold nh
Friday. tolne little rNpaH b1sbS,s fsr0tt't "a
the seabo.td, and ihoiv vks also SOME busipst, a.
lur IN cash wheat here 'e'' w
qulel icclinE prevailed Ia cora. Tisrss,,io.r
were enly 81 muieials vuiuias sol Nh, tas,.ons
nmi.a W =. tsnhc, Nohlan ues a. rrus sa',snte
ucs and The mnttct $50 Gstsfntd sntlteiv h, is'
influences Onh VIEW Traded IN lIbafsits and etfiy
asfnnfef ieelhs pirfaiei. Opralry sals. wetr
time, ia sympathy with the strength ia com. 6ut
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Groceries.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May whisky Steady;
Western rectied, Sl0idlSl
coffee Firm; Rio airgocs common TO prime,
i6Hplgxc
ntc-Qpict but steady; ordinary TO prime 4, Sca5c.
brtn-f!Tin, at 11'sN,jc.
Cotton scr'l products nominal.
hughf f!rrt open Kettle. prime, lllGc. fully
fair 3tc g1ni fair, e-iGc fair &c centrifugal,
VI Nh.ts, b'-lGc; prime vcloV clarified : 10 loo:
~ lrwe ye,low e'ahb.d. 7ssaI Hide, seconds,
No's0es--npcn tei;le uo-alnai csn,rlf,ra;.
'yir W good fair. .oggOr. eomwsn good oih n on
.eaisc inicrior i5c.
Mn YORK. Nsv ~ --CoDAe. Options oponcd
stead' ans unthargef 20 . ro'ui. douu aud elossd
Sttsdy Sgiu points doVH, lales Il 100 bsyt, tu.
"ivdluG Nay, si6.t,'6..1 June CG ga "a 50
July SIC Sc fso August sla1c septsiu Der sIs IS
g"eb oct,l -, SAY s04sp S sc-la,bet, so IS.
December aud JahiaIy, Si1e'ais o. vehr Iary
hi,l An-ch, Sl7.la Spot $40 quiet fair cargocs.
lS,G
thsqr- Raw strong: vles 500 bags cen trifurals.
% tcaL ~ 90 bag. ncihssca So lost ~ ;sp bags
coucritc. y. test 80, Refined iTLi md active.
M0'a cS--io-clgu ilun. hls Test. zoe. New or.
lcags, quiet: open kettle good 10 fancy, .salGc.
LiCC-Qulrt aud stcady.
CiNCiNSATI, o., Mny 2a.-Whisky. steady: salo,
7i3 barrels flushed goods on basis si.O2
Buttcr--Qulct
Sugnr-Iirm.
Eggs-Firm, l2al2jTc.
thrcsc-StCndy.
CHICAGO. nj. May 2o.-on the. Produce Fx.
change today the butter market was firm aud un.
changed.
Eggs-Flrm, le}sc.
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HAY-Cholcc. from store. Sc. cnr load from lcvcc
or depot, go AHlhut prime. from store. 5ictsic
cor load from lcVcc or depot, st.ihHihW. puifir,
itom siure, 1HOlc cat load, from lCycc " depot,
sinun@iim
CORN Prom store. white iG'tHiIc. mixed. &c.
irum lsrrc 90 dUuut White Ia bulk. Hsttur Ia
sacks. CO.. MIXED. Ia bulk. He. iu sacks, ltc
BRAN -frur stu0v, 11'sWNc. tom lCyvC or dc.
pot. en- iN.sttW
OA1r-iuu store. white. aGa1sc mixed. aia
lc, irum lctcc 90 depot, white iu bulk aist &C. Ia
sacks, sc, mi1cd In bulk. ~. Ia sncks. &c.
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NEW YORK, May D--At the continuation Of
auction sale OF iinnnols today the Simc buyers
were present aud prices mngcd on about the same
plane though there was considerable falling OF
towarl the close, where tho, least known brands
wtft cntnlnEucd finest qualities cold extremely
Wcll aud the general average on this aud the sale
n. whole. was not materially different from that
~ the ht't day. when an advance of 10 > per
CONT on last sears prices was fixed. which statnIis
tue shle - suctss. The prices do not reflect the
Increased Tot ui manufacture NJ present cost Of
wnnA huHtnHn ~ cotton goods was considerable
todnv' many good orders being placed for plain
goods There arr practically no stocks aud th,
market l. rather stfour,.w an upward tendency.
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proyIstous,

Ttsil-Mackcfcl. haitbrls No 1. so.dN No ?
esif 30 o. 49,. Job kts 80. .ei. ~. 80. = VI. ~
nfy herring tHtnly, 80 pcf hux, North Carolina
ne herring, halt hrs, s.,S White iish halt brls,
sac
llOG PRODUCTS Quiet pork, siaOai1. 81
sugar cuf,d hams. 10 tsttr breakfast bacon ~ :
coo a. clclf 40 tidu hlvuu. - ,ti y. shoulders.
o. g. bulk ptfs, clear sides "a - g. .cleaf tih
sides, G'sfO'sc long Vlynt, y a., thculdcrs SO
LARD lus, t4g halt brs, &c. Kegs. e.
Chnicr Kettle, sHel a. quiet.
FitlSH MEAf--bcct. hiudquaficn ha5r. fore
quarters. 'tic. city hugs, Utic, county drCs.cd
| y sstbc pct o.
Pos TEEr-nrls. 500 half bfls. s15o. kcg.
UA
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after the few buyers had been filed up, offerings
increased. weaker feeling developed and prices
reeeded ss@19c, the close leiny quiet at about in
side prices,
In mess pork business was rafher light and the
market rather frm Prices ruled 7ISdlOc higher
and the market closed quiet at medium figures.
quiet and steady feeling prevailed in the lard
market Prices were little more favorable 10 sell
ers, but the change was slight
Only moderate demand was reported In the
market Tor short ribs. Prices declined 2i&@jc early
but rallied again, and the market closed steady at
outside figures. K7l
The leading futures ranged asfollows
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FLOrR-From store. family. sl7i: choice, siiO
fancy. $40 extra fancy, sLjl patent sj.OOgiIs
steady.
COGNMEAL-rcarl, s25j83OG roller s2iG
steady.
MEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans sL75a2Oo. me.
diuin. Slanat7i.
OAIMEAt.-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CHARACTERISTIC. extra. Ne tWbo extra, Ca
Gle ginger ,nn,r. 5asiyc. assorted jumbles, iit,
11i ~ crlm cinrkors 5tgstsisr.
CRACKED wlEAr-ln half brls. $50 from
sOnc.
IiOMlNY AND GRiTs-Frim store. QA
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market meats dccllncd e. lard went
on isC -four was marked down 81. eggs advanced
lc other articles unchanged
Amount Of grliu IN sior u tic elevator Corn,
%, ~ bus oats. 9. 81 bus.
The dihcfcut exchanges VIII b. closed today. and
no reports will bee sent or received.
AZ New orleans sugar d Ia ialr demand and drm
In tone. Ia sympathy with the continued nrnncss
In iorcIyn markets. prices arr well maintained.
Mohocs- Unchanged.
Rlcc Unchanged. IN fair inquiry.