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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
a sArrls WIS REDSKINS.
A IArxs Na1aesF ksPaEssa slaia a.
F4xk4 ~fth 114l@a AsEss- Thieves an
Al.-.ll..l.s

IArxx Na1saesx ksRoEtsa slaia IL =
FasE4 NtGn 114l.a asEss- tAlss~s tn
MNa8tSes-
WusSlrss. Nan Ny @.-Noxd hAs last
Ne. received here u . feroeloss n Il
n l..oh look sl2os Eezr fert As1~oe AAs.
xresk eesSeen bAna q Blood lnoians On
ous siae and : foEcs composed ~ soleleTs,
Gov t,5vs aud eros Nentres "a the
other he bloods have lately tse2
stsaAne horsaS from TIE Gros feotzos
aue tic i4tter assisted BY soldiers eld
coabovs. made a. efort - recover the
stolen anlnaass As GsUE1 the stories a.
"a ths number q Allied are eolricg-
ing. bat X Is certain that quite
lzrsss number WeIe ssaiA Most
of tie bodies weIe carried away
by friends OF the fallen tat three or fOar
we're discovered on the seld minus sos.lps
The Blooas appear 10 have gosten TIE
Sorst OF the enoounter. They get away
With most 81 the stolen horses. sna are
now being closely pursued ~ moantsa
pohoe Another end Cunter u likely - taAs
place when the police come upon them.
and sslious trouble is feared II ls alleged
thai American Indians IL Montana sre go
Ing 10 lie Bloos i Assistance:
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

Ins f~e tSaabs1sd 10 A1eA Damage &
Property @2a eFsss Ia Nlrsf1l4-
Baxrlzezk. E1 AzY &-Ezs S1ns
s0sc.-l frcss Norto4k "a sayss Itaes4sy
.fvsxuoaa = severe 1st.-sJoxu1 passed
IAxoaxh ia r1ekl1x rsgiCG q FT4eeSs
Auae Co1nty. dong ccast1erGais
czz4axs - tzs exOpA 4rses ~ess kzL-
> tora aud hght naans woxk
prostratsd 81 ths ~ina IL Nofclk
Coanry frofa B0ssx's HL4 - Tie southern
braac1 CT TIE nssr t2e trUczllg rarl-s
were batsy cs1 up ey the haL along tns
seseoaxd a Koz4oke railroad TIE sL-ED
49, very severe an1 much damage resulted
rroa ~lad ana Rail On The Tar TlFer 1l-
Sis-oa of ne Sesbo4Id road Usss Sers
blown zcf0ss The track AID : fIelghI u-lG
v - LhIesu mos thS IaiL
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
49,
BADLY WHIPPED.
Emin Pasha's Forces Win n Complete VIC
tory, Infiicting Heavy Losses Upon the
Mahdists.

EmlD ofCes w IN Aomp ptete VIC
tory, Infiicting Heavy Losses Upon the
Mahdists-
CAIRO, May pa letter has been re-
ceived by the Ministry here which is be
neved TO contain direct details OF the de
feat of the Mahdist forces by the troops and
allies OF Emin Pasha The letter was writ
ten from Omdurman by Mohammed II Ber-
navi, one of the Mahdis officers. he writes
that he accompanied the force which
the Mahdi's successor sent up the Nile a
year ago To conquer Emin Pasha. They
were stopped by the vegetable growth
which sometimes spreads over the Nile 80
thick that a steamer can not force it's way
through While they We're cutting o
passage through they were suddenly
attacked by Egyptian officers Ia the
service of Emin. The Mahdists were com
pletely defeated Their boats stuck in the
middle of the river, and all the enemy had
30 do was 10 fire at the mass A large num-
ber OF men were killed, and still more were
drowned in the effort 10 get ashore. Those
who escaped retreated as fast as possible
down the Nile
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Illinois Roads Consolidate.

BELLEvIILE Ill, May % AT meeting
OF the Belleville & Centralia and Eastern
Illinois & St Louis railroads held here Tues
day 1t was determined 10 consolidate these
lines with the Mackey system, which COM
prises the Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis,
the Evansville & Terre Haute and the PeO-
ria Decatur * Evansville. The Belleville,
Centralia & Eastern will now construct n
line from Belleville TO Mount Vernon, which
will complete the link Of the Mackey sys-
TEN into ST Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
MANY VICTIMS.

Forty-Tive Deaths SO Far Reported from
the Flooded Districts of Bohemi.-
Crops Hopeiessly Ruined and Zb ssDds
on the Verge of Starvation
VIENNA, May % Forty fve deaths are
thus far reported 20 have occurred through
the foods in Bohemia and IL IS Believed
that the total loss Of life viii greatly eK.
cecd the highest estimates vet made. The
country in the vicinity Of Pilsen j. one vasi
lake and the crops are hopelessly ruined
Thousands OF persons are thus reduced 10
the verge OF starvation and many must dis
If help is not immediately forthcoming
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
AFTER AMERICAN FLOUR MILLS.
English Capitalists Trying to Secure Con
troll Of Minneapolis Properties.

LONDON Nav y. There is good authority
for the statement that movement is on
foot among English capitalists 20 secure
control or some OF the largest Touring inter
ests IN America, among them being the
Pillsbury properties in Minneapolis Nego-
tiations have been under way for some
time. but thus far no conclusion has been
yvached The plan it is believed is not TO
create flour trust exactly, but 10 syndi-
cate some large and valuable milling and
elevator prODertlea
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

BAYARO'S MARRIAGE.
IL VIII Take Place at 50 Johns Church,
Washington, June r2.

Washington, June i2.
NEW YoAK. May % The Berald's Wash
ington special says; IL Secretary Bay
ard during his goodbye visit 10 bis
fancee yesterday found that Miss Clymer
had fixed upon the day which is TO COM
plete their happiness The DAY selected
IS Wednesday. June Il. The ceremony viii
take place AZ St Johns Church. where the
bride-eiect has been en- attendant and
communicate for many years. The
hour selected is 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. The wedding will be
Just as quiet and unpretentious as
II ia possible TO make the union OF two per-
sons so prominent in public and social hfe
The bride will wear q travelling dress and
after the ceremony Nj and Mrs Bayard
viii go for a short wedding journey. Then
they settle down in the quiet enjoy
ment of each others company ut
the family residence In Wilmington Dr.
Leonard viii offciate at the wedding
ceremony, and the brides brother, Mr..
Shubrick Clymer. Will give his sister away.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
An Iowa songstres WEEDS.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May PA cablegram
from London tells of the marriage in that
city of Miss Hope Glenn, formerly of Iowa
City. The husband is Richard Hurd, OF
Boston. Sir Arthur Sullivan gave the bride
away. The ceremony was quiet one, but
was attended by many Of the fashionable
people of .he great metropolis. Miss Glenn
has achieved a wide reputation In the music
al world She ia a daughter OF John
Glenn of Iowa CITY
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Missouri Odd-Feliowx.

ST. LoUIs, May 22.-At 10:3o o'clock Tues
day morning the Grand Lodge OF Missouri
Independent Order of odd Fellows met in
their new hall In this city for its annual
session Grand Secretary E. NJ. Sloan re-
ported that sixteen new lodges have been
organized since the last session, the present
membership being l6.43i The revenue of
last year was SIP, 500 -, and the expend-
itures for relief $50, ,435.15 Amount of
money in the treasury. s74 406i 10 T. A
Debolt has been elected Grand Master.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

wLsHINoToN. May p Bishop Keane az
rived IN the city Tuesday afternoon He
was welcomed at tie station by deisgR-
tion Of he city clergy. ia tie evening q
banquet Was rendered him- A. Leo Knott
presided Bishop kesns VII remain bers
.nul Saturday on FRIDAY night The mem
berf of Carroll Institute vii give him a
public reception
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
SInnr CITY Honnred.

DENVER. Col. May p The Railroad Con-
ductors Association selected Sioux City, Ia
az the headquarters OF the orcer The cit
izens Of Sioux City agree 10 give the order
s75. 600 In cash. the order 70 erect 500 90
building upon which the citizens guarantee
per cent net income. and 81 the erpirs-
ton of ten years. II the order a. desires.
the citizens win take the property At ths
original cost price with u per cent added
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
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Pittsburgh's Nav Festival.

PITTsBURoH, Pa, May p. The opening of
the MAJ festival in the new exposition build
ing Tuesday night was brilliant success
in eveiy particular. The aI.iscs engaged
are among the best in the world. while the
chorus was both large and perfectly
trained The event is under the manage
ment of Mr.. Carl Retter. The concerts
will continue throughout the week with
two matine -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Sioux Are Not DissatiS ID

PIERRE, u. r.. May "a gentleman wei
known in Territorial politics has just re-
turned from Bismarck. whore he had an
interview with Post Trader and Agent Nc
Laughlin. OF standing Rock, in which he
stated that no opposition whatever had de-
veloped among the Indians around the
agency TO the present Sioux bin, and that it
would easily be ratified upon the coming of
the commission.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
NEW POSTmASTERS.
The President Appoints Number for
Towns ia Western States.

WAsHMGToS. NAY % Among long list
OF postmasters appointed Tuesday are the
following:
Ohlo-Caltwen. A c. Cooper. Loudonyille.
J. D. Deyerm2n. Indiana-La Porte, John
Saarer. MsrnEsyille. ". IL. Dryden; Green
castle, J n. HAYS. nlinois-Kens ngton j &.
Hill Mlchlgsn-Unlon City. d. }. EastoG.
lowa-CenIeryille, l. G. Haynes; Leon, J. l..
Harvey, Museatine, John Mahin. Missouri
ST. Charles, W r. Blowebaum; Lamar. T. ID.
y. Arnold. BrOOkdeld. W. d. CrantelL Kan
sas-Coolr.dge. John Thomas. Nebraska-Full-
erton. C. ii. Wheeler. Dakota-Minoi w. l.
Mansfield
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

CErrEr.ED. . Nay - Rev Ellen Pm
lie 3 regularly ordained rrfuistsr - tns
United Brethren Church 81 oorter .
bas been rrnuteo 8 license - perform rnsr-
rfags osreEarr.iss She r. probably the trst
voman 70 whom this privilege hss been
svsuf~d
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
O'Rrien's Testimony.

LONDON, May 22.-Editor William O'Brien,
OF United Ireland, resumed his testimony
before the Parneu Commission He relt-
Grated his statement that the National
League had diminished crime In Ireland,
but added that no league or human power
whatever could prevent crime IN such
crisis as that OF 1873.
LONDON, May 22.-Mr. Parnel will visit
Edinburgh on July !, when he will receive
the freedom of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

yrvxEaF011s. winn.. Xsy q TIE jour
rars Hason city ia special ssys
Criswold representing Montgomery Ward
90 ~ chicago has inst mace criminal
assault upon ls.-yssr-oiG dsaghtef ~ hrs
ID Lyman 0r.sTold sftsrvsrd iHns-
6iafelr Disappeared He "a hkelY 70 bs
l-r.laaF u fs IA ca1zbt
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
ILLEGAL DISCRIMINATION.
Complaints OF the Violation OF the Inter
State Commerce Law in Ohio and
California.

wAsHISGToS, May ga complaint OF o
violation Of the long and short-baul clause
OF the Inter State Commerce law has been
fled with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by the Board Of Trade Of san Ber
nardino, Cal. against the Atchison, Topeka
& Sante Fe Railroad Company and others
The complaint sets forth that lower
rates are being charged by carriers to Los
Angeles, Cal. than TO San Bernaroino.
which is less distant from all Eastern poinis
over the same lines in the same direction
T. II. Whitlock, q manufacturer OF bo,
shocks at Tisin. o. also complains of 8
wrongful classification of box shocks
which are now charged higher rates than
lumber with which they were formerly
rlas-aI
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

WaszTvgTos Esv 22-N8ional hsnks
~e~ M te estsb isne1 i1 ok.shorns - TIE
T.~esert trs se ore -f t1s req eq1trsr1srss -
the law II trs- raref-- -ozlrtts - tht ofrscf-
e~s shaa have resided fa tas 7tsls for -
lsast one year pTscssa4e~ thslT slecriSs e.
flrsc1rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

RFr7rv Nsv 22 The Dortuund miners
have re--es.nte5 20 the strikers commit
tes tasf tha rririre Tnsnsgers srs not faA-
HnQ fhe promises they uaGe r. tns
strfgsrs rs az ia1 1ceusut for thsrn - re-
some work IRE oommittes has tbersfors
ordered tae strikes - bs generally re-
s.-raE
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Fnt ofaTatnou. Cas..

NEw A1B.ST. y 7. Nav = The contest
of The will in the s40o 90 estate Il Eliza
beth Wsthen has been compromised The
two sisters Mrs Julia A Hart and Mrs
Mary Parker. each get 500 coo ard the
huIz Of the remainder IA 70 be divided
among nineteen children q other brothers
and Sisters
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
rs-n,-uapd. scare. in Rus.i..

ST PrTrnsBrss. Nav p The crops II
the southern provinces of Russia are fully
e-ual 70 those q last year and some re
e-fons promise even better yield AgTi-
e-lIrlrai IabOr. however. fs very sc,rcs. and
it ls possible taat The average may hs re-
fucea hv insufficient tilIags and inability
70 gather tie mstured crop.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

King AAhetoA 41iz
slsnoa y ~ taken
hUalis sfteE pro,
iangsd aad persist
snt efforts On the
part ~ tie AmeTs-
can commissioner
Bat now comes
another hitch Ia tue
negotiations IAe
froSn ain ulty
grows 0at az the
claim faT indemnity
zas1e BY Germany
The American sec
uon of tie confer
elos holds lllss n
ans Indemnity IA
paid IL must be .
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

ST LOWS. NAY - The returns from TIE
election for Congressinsn in TIE Sinsteentk
Illinois districi 70 fuccssd ths late X y
Tornsherd assure Judge Wilma TIE
Democratic candidate safe majority over
7 J. RiGFsVay EspubIican on 8 fght
vot. il viii probably be n the DeighboT-
hood Of . HgH-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
FxTRA SESSION TALK.
Senator Culom Thinks Congress VIII
Meet la October.

WAsHINGTCN, Map = senator Nallom
said yesterday AFTERNOON that th-fe seemed
- ha 10 doubt that Congress would be
called together IN October instead OF De-
cember Ihis would he necessary 10 pre-
vent q long session during next sumner. as
there Vas more work Tor the first session Of
the Fifty first Congress than could be dis
posed OF in al ordinary session. lie said he
thought the Republican party would dis
poso Of the taria matter 81 the first session
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

CHAMbuHsHUHe. IN. NAY - Unitei
States TTeas5Tor Huston who wbils on a
visit here. stated that President Harrison
Intends THE RUNNER 20 make viFii 70 lIs
mother birth visee ten miles from hae
tn Franklin County TIE old stOne house
in which ste vas born IS stall standing sbs
vss Elizabeth lrv in, daughter of Archibald
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Elected 70 Succeed Ryan.

TOPEKA. Kan. May PA special elec-
ton was held Tuesday In the Fourth Con-
gressional district % elect member OF
Congress to succeed Thomas Ryan. who
was recently appointed Minister TO Mexico
General Harrison Kelley. the Republican
nominee wa the only candidate in the field.
A light vote was Q0Ied
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

New YORK. May % AT a meeting Of the
Manhattan Electric Light Company Mon
day the capital stock was increased from
sl0o.Co to 100000. The company has
been in operation about yer and has
system of wires in subway conduits
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

GLrx's FAILS, y !, Nay = Lewis 7
Wait. leading citizen Of this place and
who had done much p heaDufy and build
no the town, was kiIled Monday near In
dian River. In the Adirondack. being
thrown from a board by tie running
away a a team Ar. Wait ~ss prominent
Mason. and viii be buried with Masonic
Lnrnrs -lIrrelaF
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

WuIIksIsTowv. Mass. May p -Prof
John J. Russell, who recently resigned the
chair of Biblical theology at Yale Thco-
logical Seminary. has accepted . cal T. the
Marx Hopkins protessorship Of intellectual
and moral philosophy at Williams College
to euoceed Prof Edward il Griffin. who is
to be professor Of the history Of philosophy
and dean OF the college department II Johns
Hopkins University
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
south Dakota Farmers Convention.

Huron. D. T, May p A special meeting
OF the south Dakota Farmers Alliance viii
begin here on June Is, continuing for three
dsvs The Knights Of Labor will Join with
them ia planning for recognition in the new
Stata Caufzntion
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

Tonovro. Oat. Ny "a post a the
Grand Array q tho Republic has been 80
ta5ished at Ottawa Branches vii Be
formed in otaer cities There are 3. pv
veterans ia Canasa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
UNITED IN DEATH.
A Man Drops Dead at the Funeral OF His
Wife in Elizabeth, ~. j.

ELIZABETH, y. j., May 22-Ambrose Van
Tassel, aged -, dropped dead at the
funeral OF his wife Tuesday afternoon.
The family moved into the house, No. ll35
Elizabeth avenue on Friday last The next
dav Mrs Van Tassel WAS taken III and died
on Sunday. leaving FIVE small children DIR.
Van Tassers grief was intense, and while
the funeral service was in progress he ut
tered cry and fell forward, dying almost
immediatelY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Eleven Cinnamon Dscapitated.

SAN FRANoIsco. May 22.-Advices from
China report that eleven Chinese were de
capitated in the province Of Hupei FOR hav-
ing murdered nan who attempted 20 ar
rest some OF them after they had burg AZ
lied bis store
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

On .rvFus . ksv = IN. Jsr,0erstfs
e.sfs Cert-sl COMMITTEES ret h.r. Irssds-
suc decided = bold tbs STATE oo~entlgr 81
psvfnn 1agust n and p ORE oelsgas.
Vii - allowed for every 80 votes cas- for
fEsxref,~E
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

r.rzsoS. Nlch Nsv ~ -Nrs Frsnx k Weich
gave her rieee Mr. Grover O eve anl =
reception Tuesday Afternoon 20 8 s0 clock
lszrnz AZ heuE ElIT ffcy ls6iss ard
rs-hsps a cozea gentlemen we're prssens ,
--.-. l-r-.a--.-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Found Graphite IN Missouri.

ST JosEpH No. May = A mine Of graph
ite has been discovered on the farm oi
r. Berch near Plattsburg The vein is ! I
feet vide by 30 feet long il VIII be oe-
veloped for stove POLISH, lubrcsting pow
ders and lead perciis
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
BAD OEsrS.
Large sums GA UasIs Sans Books Whteh
4iis OH1el-ls h@ss B<ss IE4bie ~ COL

Iiis O11eL.ls h@ss B<ss IG4bie ~ Col
lsrt.
NAsBIsGECS. Nay = a statement pre-
pared Ia tie orzce ot solicitor 81 Lhs Ireas-
ny sAows thai there ale nOW a. ~ 1nsAs-
isned Judgments Oh tie books " tlzg ctacs.
representing the cum or sl0 80, llZ
They cover the period from July J.,
i>oo. 70 July !. lSS aud represent
a. classes of indie btedness - the Govern
meat principally from sues. forleiJures
and trsspAsses There W. col ected dur
ing the sSnle period the sum OF SIS -, 80
Solicitor Hepburn proposes 10 inSestlg ats
these old cases. With a view 10 the cOilec-
tion OF the " hole or part or the Outstand-
Ing futQnrnts
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

MovTrE rzR Yt Nay Heavy ratns ir
thfs section for twenty F-iour hours have
rauseS Streams 20 Overflow and ths lower
part ~ che tovn - flooded Tie rains are
beneficial O. crops
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

TopFxA Kan. May - HcCailurn More
one of the most celebrated horses Of TIE
state belonging 70 the Prairie Dell farm.
died Tuesday afternoon from the effects 81
accidental poisoning Ee vas valued az
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
A VERDICT RENDERED.
The Jury in the Celebrated Carter d
vorce Case Find for tho Husband ant
Against the Wife.

CHICAGO, May 22.-At go o'clock the
fury in the Carter case came into Judge
Jameson's courtroom and announced a
verdict to the effect that Mrs. Carter was
guilty of adultery charged in the cross
bill and that Leslie Carter was not guilty OF
the charges preferred against him in his
wife's bill for divorce.
Neither Mr. nor Mrs Carter were present
In the courtroom when the verdict was
read When the foreman announced the
decision Of the jury "a buzz OF excitement
ran through the room, which was crowded
with eager SPECTATORS
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

srnrsovrzID Il Bsv = In -. Hopse
TO-DAY The JoIiss-H ursf Election bili. which
revisss the efisfinr laws ir soo0rdsnes via
ths lostrsiisn election svsrsn. psssso -
vote of 1fe vsas - is rsrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

CcFrvHtcrv Nsv 81 DR. Nausen and
these who acconpsr led hins Oh a. szp'oT
ing expedition p Green's tnG have arrived
here The party had an .nth8si sstio Tsosg-
ten
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

orrrrsrovH Nsy - The CITY - Fsris
he's sgssr bssten ~ record sns passed
Erovhsa1 - 8f15 Tuesdsv night N.
sctusi tfr1s - bsf passage va days -
hours 3 rnfnUtes
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

pxuTx Es7 - There vas r.ra5s -
o. Berir sDd spsr 6au gsrris0ns r. fenor
- EinF Humber ire troops wee 70.
viswso y Emperor william snd sbs Ehsz.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
every one knows where Monroe Street is
Every one knows where Ottawa Street is
is particularly desired that every shall that on
Ottawa-St, Just square South of Monroe-st the
PHOENIX FURNITURE
COMPANY
Have established themselves in permanent quarters IN
the New Blodgett Building.

They occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they exhib
bon the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection Artistic Upholstery goods 20 be found in
any wareroom in the country-barring none
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists in the country AS
sembed here in attractive form shapes and oddities
endless variety Special attention has been made to attract
the fancy of the astidous taste and at the time
goods shown which in price give great value for little
money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
BISMARCK BEATEN.
Germany Finally Consents - the
Restoration Of GAlietoA
ANOTHER HITCH IN IHE CosfEREyu
IAs Qasstioa ii sGs f~saest ~ ss..s.s
~ IAsssnsas ass oatT.xss lN~
nletea Nsen German SUBJECTS
Causing ffesA Dkui0uisy.

nAt4K1N4 - hElk
1soNpos. Aay .z-h is rspostao that
Germany has raa.iy consented T. restore
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

If you Coiorings to match any draperes wall de-
coatons carpets here you will find just the article
respond Ii your is in pine oak BIRCH walnut
hogany here your be fully gratied Everything
the imagination conceive is here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Feb 23.-cot,on Arn; Middiing 1o1iota
Flour active firm; Howard Street and Western Supsrdss
ciy Nils. RIO brands Extra ssasss5o Winter Wlsi
2I sgFpFs s
TSlis lo.Siloa LeaSse lS1sliiRs .a No a sSssa
March $780, Apr 97i4c May s9e. Corn-scothern sss;
White sigtSc ysIog soSa2c Western arm an k,.
May a. !lLe4lacI siasmer % $3.50 70 osss asist 81
steady Southern and Pennsylvania quoted 81 z83
5lc western White 3si9slo do Mixed 299sIci orsds1
NO w WHITE I Be quiet stssdy a. e Sss H
vision: aui;t; Ms,s PoyS at sl 50 Bulk Net
Bacon shoulders. s1c; Clear BIB Sides 1yc Hs1s
steady :: l2cI2hc: Lard steady Renna q "a
Creamery 22s39c. Ears nrm q l5saiAe Pstoies3
hrm Refined 20 Coffee arm. steady RIO cargoss hf
hrm Renned il tslec whiAEey arm At 81 IL Frsssk .
per ton. In sacks 2Qs Grain, per bush, 565Ld; Con- "a
orders IS 0d96s 3D. Receipts-Flonr 50 900 bbla Whe
msns-zlour 1880 bbls Corn 100 sei bash. saes-whs
10 600 bush. Corn 1900 bush.