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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24
D.kot. Methodist Conferences.

RrRoS, OAK, Oct 21.-The nth annual
session Of the Dakota Conference Of tho
Methodist Church closed this afternoon.
Bishop Vincent presided. There were 100
preachers In attendance. The presiding
elders are: Aberdeen district, r. A. Bur
dick; Watertown district, A. d. Traveller:
Huron district, Lewis Bradford; Mitchell
district G. B. Clsrk; Sioux Falls di,triot.
": II. Jordan. Tho next meeting Will 10
held q Mitchell.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

PARIS green kills Louisiana's cotton
worms, and Louisiana's poisoned cot
ton worms have in parts almost ex-
terminated the cartridges and prairie
chickens
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24
IndictA,l fnr nenr.,.,

CHICAGO, Oct 19-An indictment has
been found by the Cook County grand
jury against Robert Russell and Edward
Foy for the murder Of Druggist Clarke in
this city in February last
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24
Admitted 81 Ma1ri. ,a,tc,,.u

AumISVeu u m8881O UttChON.
Boston, Dot 1a-Magg1e Mitchell, thu
actress admits her marriage to the leading
man Of her company, Mr.. Charles Abbott
The ceremony, she says, took place June
ID just before her summer trip 10 Europe.
at hex summer homs at Long bsansh
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24
ElnefNOn'R GrAvA~

CONCORD, Mass, Oct lathe coffin con.
tanning the remains OF Ralph Waldo Emer.
son. whose grave was disturbed SATURDAY.
last, has been placed in a securely-bound
box, which in turn has been deposited in a
grave composed of blocks Of granite
cemented together with a safely-fastened
granite covering. The generally accepted
theory is that the vandalism was committed
to croatia a aauRafi0n
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

HE girl with the iron jaw is what
the friends of Miss Lillian 1oban, of
New York City, have named the re-
markable girl of seventeen. She has
for long time been tho envy of gum
chewing chums. But she not only
chews gum rs no other woman could,
but she chcws kindling wood aud
broom handles, pine knots. bits of
broken furniture and grinds the hard
est wood into sawdust and pulp, More
than this, her hair is so strong that
she can tie dumbbells to slender wisps
OF it and whirl them in dizzy circles
around her head.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

MrA Jonathan Drake died at Rockford
Friday morning. aged 81 years She was
the mother OF fourteen children, had forty.
eight grandchildren, seven great-great-
grandchildren and had q living lineage O.
14S persona
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

A HUsTL1NG young man in New
York named Max Soloman has just
been sent to the city prison to servo
out sentence for obtaining money
under false pretenses. He had been
lending tho dual life Of q beegar and a
man in society; residing in q fashion
able clearinghouse, daily donning a
disguise and begging from door to
door, nightly splurging as member
of the Stock Exchange.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

FIGHT vice before it gets within your
trenches by avoiding thoughts leading to
it, and your victory win then be compare
lively easy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-24

Where Arc You Going2

10 your par - What amonnt OF freight OF
baggage have Jout What routs do you prefer
Upon receipt Of IN answer TO the above quea'
tions you will be furnished, free OF psnse, with
s: &c =:
eb . Inform. W. sAstsAx Nation which
call in person. where nccesaary.5 Parties not
sea.!y 70 hnswer above questions should cut out
end pn.servo this notice for future retsreice. 1t
Sener:si Passeneer Agent, st. PAU. Miaa. :
ssna 6f hss nae q Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

ss bosa rs Common 90 5oas S. Canning sna Ruschs,..
'ehsep IsmbsRsoeiys Tor the last 24 honrs sooo
head Total for tho week thus far gtOc For ths sssas
time nat week. ge00 Consigned through 006 head AZ,
of which NewYork $500 head bale In FAR
dena market opened excited and closed steady ChcIsa
20 Extra Sheep 90 5000 90 Meum 70 Good eisoeI rs,
CoInmon 81 001$l 20, IAnbs active and q shnds
hrief Good Choice 85 50e6 00t Fair S6 bOS
Al 90 Medium % Fair - 90 as co. lS-~, >
HoqIecelpts Tor the last ~ l5 600 head Total fv
the week thus far 1870 For tho time hsl week
2OSl0 Consigpcd through 1890 head $50 Of which Ia
NewYofk Is 900 bead on sale; market opened and
lever closed shade higher Heavy - so: Mediuns
a. b0a4 6b Mixed - go Workers ~ 65e47 oi Pigs 81 10
asa 75 R0ngbs 81 OO04 10
csIcAso Union stock Yards. June 3,--"Ths Droysrs,
Journal reports CattlsReceipts 1870 head shfper
4OUO, market lower 81 90 a. 37 Sseers "a 90
90 and Feeders 81 1903 co. COWS bulls sud
Mixed Al 30 as 35 Texas Cattle % 00H3 IS.
Hory-Rec $4,000 head shipments 5000 na<fet
:log nHsd g 2oSs.ts.i J Heavy u 2oesA 4ei ushi
Sheep-ReoepJs 1000 head shipments $500 nsrksf
eoseT Natives 50 so "a S0 Western Shorn % S0od
Texans shorn s3 506s4 80 lambs 81 90 os4 90.
Sr Locin June Seattle Receipts $500 head shipmsns
SOOi market lower Cholco Heavy Native stsers 50 So
asa 80 Fair Cool s. 10 9s3 80 stookss aud Fceders
Fair Coed 90 oO0sS 1O Rangers. Cornsd % rs Sol
Grass-fed 81 lU1S3 90.
Hogs-Receipts 500 shipments 1900, market lower
Choice Heavy and Butchors' selections e. 3cds4 40
Packing Mcfum 20 Prime. 81 1904 80 Hshi dradaS
Ordinary ~ Best, 81 % 90 30.
Far 70 Choice Is o0G$4 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, June 6-p' M
The interruptions by the recent storms and the
lack Of ticker.scrvice were not sufficient TO re.
strain speculation in stocks Tho volume OF
business was fully up 20 the recent average and,
under the circumstances 1t was far above IT,
This activity in spite Of the retrograde action
OF the Governing Committee, and 1t is imPossi-
bic, therefore, 20 say what the movement might
have been if it had not been restrained The
evident inclination Of prices upward, but
the variations were irregular IL consequence Of
the general uncertainty, and the final changes from
Saturday were declines rather than advances.
They were limited TO small fractions, however,
with the exception of q few leading or special
stocks The Northern Pacific shares occupied
the first place. and the preferred closed at m
advance OF 3.s per cent a sharp rise in Orc.
gon Railway and Nav gation and something more
than steadiness in Union FtOiac supported the
lon defcrred hope that peace had been established
in the Pacific Northwest II Is hardly probable
that q trackage contract between the Union and
the Northern Pacific companies Will fulfil the
popular expectation.
or the coal stocks New.Jersey Central and
Delaware and Hudson made substantial gains,
but the business in Reading more than
that in oil the others together, and
the stock lost "a per cent. IL may be that the
movement was the result Of the Pennsylvania
disaster but that hypothesis IL would be difficult
TO distinguish between those who desccrate bodies
or properties The Pennsylvania Railroad seems
TO be one Of the largest sufferers by the food and
In London and Philadelphia the price Of stock de-
olined only TO rally. Whatever the sum OF the
loss may be, no one expects that the Pennsylvania
win pass It's next dividend on this account.
possible dividend into dim future. In general
the closing was fairly strong although at a slightly
lower range.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull but hrm at these
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

The Treasury bought 500, 900 4 l-2s at ZOE 7-5.
State bonds we're neglected. the only sale being
single bond Of Tennessee settlement 81 ut 40 l-o.
There were transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were moderately active but, In
sympathy with the speculation in shares. slightly
irregular. Toledo, ST. Louis and Kansas City Irsts
advanced 10 l02 Ia ON the announcement that
the whole line between Toledo and ST. Louis mad
been widened 10 standard gauge. Fort Worth and
Denver CITY frnts were IA per cent higher at
81 i-2. Oregon TrhnscOntinental flrsts gained the
fraction at / Oh 3-5. and Northern Pacic and Mon
tana flrsts ut l0G I-2. Richmond and Allegheny
second receipts rose 70 80 "a. Kansas CITY and
Omaha fssts per cent 10 90. and Hooking Valley
Is SO per cent 10 73 1-2, The principal declines
were l-2 per cent In Canada Southern hrsts -
Ill 1-2, and per cent In Texas Pacific seconds
60 SO. They WEIR significant only az exceptions
that proved the ~.rcngth OF the market.
In the unlisted department OF the Stock EN-
change the striking featun was the activity In
National Lead Trust t23, $3.50. which declined from
81 10 90 31s and 20 l-2. Cotton Oil certificates
t7.a40t declined from 90 l.2 10 50 7B. but rallied
TO Gp a-s aud SO Ia, and Sugar Refneres $500
we're strong throughout the dealings, closing over
/ ger cent higher NJ 90. Other transactions IN
elraed Georgia Pacific incomes Us, 0o0) AZ 81 81
ana Toleie. Peoria and Western 300 ut IA Ia.
Ait1nuzh rumors OF possible disturbance Of
sosns were common In the morning hours the
n,snest rte for call loans was per cent and the
stsTs phiS q bnsiness was done AZ La per cent
1he SIsafing Hosse statement today YVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES NE"-1OHh
There slight dinnution In the Interest shown In
the speculative wheat market yesterday, but prices 70
maiDed comparatively steady the final figures showing
small gains months The aggregate business
done, however, less than 100000 bushels. Thu
visible supply showed reduction Of over 1000 900 tls
els but the statement had been fully discounted and 10
publication had material eject the market There
lltte buying By prVminent local houses and met
strengthening the market Although undoubtedly In.
convenient TO traders the absence OF Chicago Quot3os
exerted no peceptIble influence on the market July
This followed by further decline 20 SOfs, but later
IL rallied 10 Sls, closing stca1y az that figure DeceH
Der closed at 50 an advance Of cent on satnday maj
cember at sJas5s The aEsl quotato wore; june,
SOL July Sic August Slia September, S2; OCTOBER,
S2s December, 50, aOd May, 1890, SO -, an 49,.
Spot wheat was steady and moderately active oSS'vOO
home markets wa. light
Corn options ruled weak throughout the entire day sn4
points reported The final figures June 40A July,
4fL; August, 4l7s and September, 422
Cash corn also fracGonay lower and fairly active
at the decline, 1872 900 bushels being taken for export
f. and also az outports for shipment 49,,
Oats options showed hardening tendency ana closed
recorded The closing prices follows: June 27's
July, 2Sis and August 2sls
Cash GRADES closed tribe lower on ireer offerings
Lard was quiet and generally stesdy. with no szPSrs
July, s7 OF; August, 81 0S, and September 81 u
The receipts Of -four and grain reported yesterday st
lows Wheat 2S 400 bushels corn Ss2 1ss bushels oats,
iIGG6i bushels; total grain, 65eS l2 bushels houf
"a i09 psckages A. Milwaukee and ST. Louis he art
vais were Wheat $4,000 bushels eSfn o IL l5o e9sse'
400 barrels No receipts were reported from Chicago
oTing TO The recent action OF the Board OF Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankern 20 Hassau-st. Hew-York
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BArrDsoSa Juns 9.--coI.Ou hrn Madlag iiSoilte
~ 50 O0 EItri DO s. Is - 90 Family DO - 1924
CITY Mis- RO Brad, EItrs e. % winseI wheat
Is as B 90 40 Is Is s625 whsat-sSuihsrn nona
s sSS. sSS: :i' Iay %
white at Al 0tSe Ysn0v ., oetlo. westsrn sAsy !
EiIsd a. tohS Isss soS go - w !Sny s5stscs;
e. s" S9:A % Ss S S wS ssS
easier a Pm. o cssiss Tlnoi ste oosit so Prs
visions suieti Mess PORK Ct n97S Bun Msata loose
fs:sasss SS 'S5 nc "' h SIDE:
natter onisf, Western Packed 29ilel Best Roll
Crramefy At l78Iso. Eggs hrm A. lAhelbo Petroleum
hrm at 6sOc cofee quiet strong k9 eArSos. Ai
ss9FiS sE@ wSs. sG s1 S35N CIR;
pei Too. sSoks laI Drain PsE bush cort to6
brdsrA Ss o. Rro"pts-Flour 900 bhh wheat SOoo
bush Corn SO 900 bush Oats LOU eush Shipmnn-None
sAles- Wheat ~ 900 bush Corn $4,000 buah
BuypAIo Junh s-whsAt-sprins dull Old No. hard ht
ti 10 NsS No Hard 81 90 Old 40 Northern ese New
grade. sSi. weak AMI lower 30 Red sIessc No Red
fGa77o 10 White Michigan soo aste SPOT ss % striyo
no ws' 2rsgCp ssS GSr0 SSis' sIa ssSs SS - 81
. ,tOre; osta sui.. Sst Arr No Whit dc M n,
somin.i No IA ;7sISc fcaT uhsGttie in fsI aen.6d,
S.sd n, fAS Sos wS sSs I.n S SS sS
TssesSs1 %s? sSO sS Wa, iSo6O bush Cora
10 OO0 bush oats liAoOO bash. Canal shprnsnt Wheat
ments b. Ra-Rl0ur 1900 bolA Wheat 10000 bush Corn
ZOO bush oats Is 900 buAh.
NaeuE raA "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June tspeciaD.-There was oisser
wheat trade to-day at - cents for July than there
lckl, 10 be again until the price gets up 10 80 cents
or down TO 20 cents From 7o Is, the opening July
wheat sold to ~ "a cents The close, 10 IA cents.
shows how even the struggle Dor supremacy was ana
called hears weather the rains showing soino letting
Ilp and tbs temperature being much mildef Inc
cables were bearsh. and the small seaooarn
also The visible supply, however. decreased lotD,'
600 bushels, considerably moro than was eApsoled:
one Sntwerp cable TO a provision house declared that
,h" nus sian wheat prospects were worse than fof
many years. This news had considerable enect'
ciarnc that the fields were infested with bugs. Corn
was quiet within IA cents range. July opening ~
M :. s334 and closing at "a lS. July PORK closed
an All 10 10 cents under saturday; July lard 20 7o
IL cents under saturday July r:bs at go 20, lnst
the saturday figure. ON the curo July wheat was
steady at about IS 1875 Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

stssis @ s :;sss sssaasss
See EsBhsG. Ssssfsd. yRif
T Rsd E1 S5aOs sssifs Fam VS. NsSc prime Oa
T's Siio steady PRICES Ss On ts;Ss
a.sd as a;R,IH a5 ssi g oF PP new
s&y Ns sS s1sgs,s g a BEEF
SIC 5oSs15 Mess IN bills ss 70 Plate % o1ss here
sHss "a " %'ss 1905
E' ss Bye sSG S s%sisa AZ
efs$ 81 dS SHG SS
90 Ss sS5tt Ribs Sune Closed q
aug assgs s&ot RsSsr Ss 6,dy 5s R8FssShg g
SssT ali 5Sasy IA pIless Varied
Itsn RsTrow range closing stronger Cash
had noG9rs,e % aeHand S9Ss t 'c CIV scam
s5o%R sh Ssmsnd sses 50 June e ss a.
Ssa Uss 1 ssa ssS Ss GsG &
A%su' 10 ses 71e Refined Continent as q: 70
S Sysdeg S sSS'A America Moderate demand
s SS D. he sc 2 sa and T PenarvnnS
iss,S T zee 90 F GsfaPs Good a3sy
1 sFs 6Sc s %a q9 49, W. % e G0fsS
Isl q fS@ 90 rs e f?fa
csmd DAIRY SsG' Western IL f
es@RaiE 2fS' R'y pp ia nPd
Stock Fuil cream coiored line 3:sc do white nIe
lie common prime 81 skim. i3 "a ohi Sof aas
dcnSnd state and PenngyvRnia, l4di4 Lac Caa1'sn;
IL sIdI4c; Southwestern 1913 lac; Western 10 Lao
sTGARRawstrops and hiGnsr WIN an ts<t ineIen re
ana three carcoes Centrifugal 90 tcst and T. i,ag'
p sSlr 5 refining s& Sao''h Reancd-Fs
Cube, 7 So; rSSaTTsd
s T fa, s SsS nS% sSs iSisSss a.
White Extra &c" Z sci XdT,aI I"'nU%2 asTc
oSTRARiNE-Du and Domlnally az Quoted iast City'
TkTIOw-A shade lower AMI moderatciy active rFin'
city quoted 100 sans, 100000 NJ I%c' ho n,s tcv
Ny6OI-No new business has come OUT he psSt ~, Wv
savs ana reports contain nothing different from inGss
Owen II A. nrm market bore ana accoul,S
Eom the Wes. Indicate that tho same c9nd,uoh I'll
there New spring Texas quoted at I'@-''' o'u '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEVEs Receipts for two dayh 2o1 cafeaas q cap
hcodo4 carosis at Wechawkcn for export awe, % 10
loads direct Fast side and Brooklyn az
carloads az 60th.s including 80 carloads for M
~ carloads for stern. carloads for Kaufman
and / carload for McDgeT Levy; and o. carl'SlS ''
Jersey Guy tor the market ..,- -. -. 49,,
The uncertainty The supply OF ca'de Tor ths hrA'
few days gave the market very nrm tone ms
and uficrs advanced from IL " zoo per 100 ~ Dut c
feeling hardly be considered as strong at the Close
Ordinary 70 Prime Steers sold At e. oSds4 80 per 100
Choice and E1tra do At - 00dS4 95 and PicAel 90
at sj Buls aud sold at ~ 7ja$S 20. aud s'as'
Thore viii be rs carosds q Lancaster County
It seems safe To pfedlet Jhat
on "Wednesday there will be liberal supply OF cattle abu
before the c0se NJ the week q reaction In prcea me
Wet Shore aud NewYok Central are running trains with
out interruption. -, - A. .,..
"a r,srrcd The Tribune by T. DiCkcrdlEe INCLUDE $50
Cstta and IFS sheep the Dominion - Bristol 9oS
cattle on the CheydFa 4s7 the Corona % London
ia on Carhagln1n and 40l the Lake ontario fnr
the SArmqtian 20 Olasgow and us on
The Gcugraphan 10 Southampton. - .
Mr. knnncy Thomas reports from Baltimore 2lo CatHe
ON the MARYLAND London 10 the Ncsm)ro 70 Liver
pool. 10, ,-..,- - - r.---.,.. A..
arch And y GOO quarters % Beef the Wisconsin.
London cable Saturday June /. sd for Refrigerated
Beef.
T. weeks shipments OF Castle and sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton are ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE:
n. uor,h pIver. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE The spot market or Rio haG W VEN Spi
look to-day but prices ruled steady sho"ibK uo In
change Falr cargoes quoted IL 34c. MIG Rra1ss ~,
light demand sales. $50 bags Caracas prlyse ~ The
The option developed new features an"
volume Of business transacted was oompsreuNsn nntS
Stronger foreign advces led an advance OF eaiV
early after which there slight reaetni 'u ms,n
barely steady: Hayre gained l.t frspe. Mn mict Rio
purehases for United States during the past wssm
BOO bags RIO purchases for Europe shd other
during week., 900 bags 30 clearance sesrnhees
I've NH ,T United States nil Rio cssrances for Europe
S5a n,b~r countries 700 bags steamers iCsdnS ~
per cent pdmage bag Toal santCs stock 90 90
onn hays San'ns purchases for United Satss sv,yOO
Eogs Santos purchases for Europe and other counulf
a. 600 bags; Santos cleaances for Uneh ~
rs. 'SSc,Trrs 600 bags; Santos cearances Tor futop
saa "tSer counre. 5S6 900 bag. steamers loading 65
Ssntos Tor United States I. Santos market nru SO.I
SSrtoe. santos O. 200 Receipts az Ro Jug 40 20
June 1889 4ol2 600 bags same time 1855 as%sSoVg
ssn,ss July 10 June 2 1889 2473o 900 beg. S Snn
OT8 600 bags; same time, lsSf <rA'~VVV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

,,sssss =: par 80 fstf5 IS a S fGs'sS sS
:! so Z d. l2G7 p st 4 DO 1879 r. ,5 2! = %
T. 10 Of axe q ). 30 q 49, 30 lo No. l'sG 3
d. 10I naSs g. Of tSo So 10 c5ua
1852 a. a. 3 60 rs ss B a - g 70 do s
h aytf o. i@@7 az e 40 Bulls lsSa n n 4 =;
1859 n .! IS TO- do 1925 N. at - o. - IeifsF
g. Goldsmith so Chicago sacrs 1870 NJ At 9, o. IL;
20 S = 8 60 ,cG IS ma S 5 iss 1880 Z Is
rs $rsG@ !. t5 issS':''s fS%?iy F'88S $'
g d5 o. , l2S' at o. 20 1870 SG lS2 p a.
Che. 5S3 s :, I, 5sn'o''o' County Penn Steers
s g. 80 K :; Sc IS a5 r1 i"S s. at
KS a = Ss = % S al - I5as n IS 1910
E 4, y S. , aS iS5 :, r $3.50 II dc" i''s m At
Ma6ro.; x thIcNso Steers 1881 NJ at e. 49, 10
a" . Scen No n;,.y worth 5rs
sHG$ s = s. 70 ssJ Sosa n,,ny =, oo tn.
isgrcs q T6HrstaS Friday ond dealers generally
hi Sss% $.B
g and cnoad a; Jsry Cty was cut up and sold by
s2.;:ss 81 Z s $ gS'::Ss S;gr r.
az :; f. e. ! 3 !: !. !. &
Hume Muies: 9 MiSei Calves los 70, at - ; 2 a..
t5S q 6o az YcalS 1870 nt81 Is e. Do; 1aS N
s e Il g. iS S3 g. lsS F' So 81 DO '"2 ~ at
5 I,',I'}?9 g E' - 81 = g. % d Sss * q
At ice 10 veas $50 N, at use; 1Is do. 1o2 n at
z S$ So {, = ss Il Is Il g. g.
Sa2T tSP ii = NS:s Gs,y?; @
~. and CARLOADS were held over from saturday,
The arribo destruction wrought BY the storm along the
has almost wiped ont the South"rn lamb sSipm"nts ana
hfcrtered seroudy with tn sheep supply. The market
n6G A s3 G pr 70 n and lambs sns W. %bs
ever figures sellers chnSe to ask.
Culls ard infeHor stock so at IS oSd$4 26 very crd
wcthsts 80 n ipr State lambs at ssas5 and
iOir " prime southern At s9dsii per 100 n
che finest sheep In the yards this season they
we're run TO-DAY at average Il s4c per ~ Ttev
averaged. when weighed on the Buffalo scales 100 l2 n
sses--J n Pldcock' ses Ohio Sheep, % N scent at
% per 100 652 DO o. y ats5 Is; lsi do 1o2 n at
30 sherman SST a. d tG a OHIO SSrs sS sS
% do, % n, az IS 65 70 do, OS m at tS co. II DO iii
- Newton Z Gnlett; 1is KontqcEy Ewes and Bucks Iio
n. ~ J6i 90 Kentucky lnnba 19h n st oac per NJ
j, f. Sadicr Co, 2is Virginia Lambs, 6aE NJ AZ lOc
H iSE H 5S IS SUI Sheep y n
agS d. o. h. At Is 20 81 DO o. NJ a. as Ss "a sIs
do, o Foi btS ECn.SSicsy &c. COS b. St q 10
Is l6 DO lot N, at Is 80; 25s Kentucky Lambs i1S
s,tSssT 's9 s SS S.s ssesR 3.
sale. Eomnsiy steady at ~ o5d IS 10 per 100 NJ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

the Pr,duso Etehanss s2.y !hs Batter %.,S'i vas
Eggs Erm a. l2el2ho
western and Popnsylysns saYsraas % e 90 90,
Fsn"syivsS. fs@liy SSs gst tsaP:SIssas Roller
siTsss :, soast Is s% Gou. and oats! iuS
P Ps,sn 70 ss q 3. GS% %S
yo ss S n Ss - demand as 90 %
for Choice heat Receipt, very small demand continued
out important Change GnSrsded II STpoT elevator saci
80 Delaware Rcd IN export elevator 05c No Red for
we rSS steS a% SssS Rys 0 Quiet but
STEADY At be tsE No Psn9.yyans Ds sGT
d &s afd q E S sM1sf led s %
depot ale 10 Ye 4" ,or 10 1 nsPot "a E Z; aIsS
Ir SGs 20 for ssp lSr {gs.sc
sr aS%sSsd %ssrs sI 80
White S2SS2So DO choice SALE No White 81 to do
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

COTTON-On the spot unchanged - pLiso' ,iu', mHh
nrm with modetate demand Sales lly o@e az, II" roek
,nrt and bJG bales consumption. Also asi- I'VE,
no., before reported bales for export and 40 Des
Tor consumption Port receipts l,5Q9 baies ihcompsU,
as against i2 bales last vSCE $685. baos tgr INC 'ahs
lin" Iast wear. since September the receipts AZ I'e
r"Tts aggregated 5 461 300 bales 20 SATURDAY nlah,
r"m1,ring Win $40 1870 bales for the corresponding
tluS last year. including to-day.
Quotations arc based American standard OF classic
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