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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Thompson, of st. Adams. Eighteen members
have been received during the year, making the MEM
bershp sixty and comprising therein many Of the
most prominent VcrmOntcrs. Last night General Me
Cullough gave a banquet at the Putnam House TO the
society. Visits were made to the bennington Battle
Monument, the Soldiers Home and other points Of
interest II is likely the next annual meeting will be
held In connection with the dedication Of the Benning
ton Monument in 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
MATING THEIR MEN FOR CONGRESS.

Watcrtwn, y y, Aug. 16.-At the Republican
caucus at Canton, ST. Lawrence County, today, eN-
Attorney -GUcIal Leslie W. Russell was the unani-
nous chuc for Congress Yesterdays caucu-cN
in Jefferson Ounty. divided the two districts between
eX-Assemblynen +. Il. Hullley and !. H. Hunt IT.
A. y. parLr will accept the nomination Tor rs
sisant AttOrne General made on Friday by President
Harrison, and his name withdrawn from the
contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Boston. Aug 1G.-The Democratic state Convention
Is TO be held at Worcester. September Is The seec-
ton of the permanent chairman is left TO the ENccu-
tive Committee and Patrick A. collins. chairman of
the State Committee Is authorized 10 appoint a pre-
lminaly committee Of seven on resolutions, 70 pre-
nare platform and submit the same 10 the fun com
rnftte m rSSOlutiOng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

FROM MlIWAl ME- ~ Nf>I 81 Ti.I'ipi''
Madison Wis. Aug. iG.-Artcles Incorporating the
Wisconsin Bee Line and Yves: superior Railway Com
n,nv have been ntd with the Secretary OF State The
in,oroor,tors are G. d. smith, Frank NJ. Scott ana
ior,s % Alderman. OF Fond du Lac and the object
= declared TO be the construction Of a railroad from
milwaukee, to West Superior. The eaultal stock Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

"The Hammond" all the prizes in the late Types
writer Contest in Ncw-YOrk City, and received Governs
ment check for S27Oj0 FOR 10 typewriters all In one
Naor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
MARHIEU

D0DGE-MOTII-On Thursday. August II. 1890 at 81
Matthew'S Church. COpcnhageD, Denmark, by the Rev.
Pastor Holbex Doniel hiiham Dodge. OF broodyn. N.
Y, and AsFld Pauline Mthde. daughter NJ OyeTiaerel
Karl Ludwig Julius Patrick Moth, o. Copenhagen
VAN VORST-MACRAE-On Thursday, August IL, 10
NewYork City, at the residence OF the brides uncle.
William I; Utley Frederick b. Van Worst, OF NewYorx
City co Mary q. Maciiae daughter OF the late Waltee
II. MacRae OF Wilmington, " G.
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ELECTED TO THE ROOSEVELT pRorEssopsUrp

Bangor. Me-, Aug. IG.-Profcssor l.. p. stearns
d. D.. OF the bangor Theological Seminary has bccn
elected TO the Roosevelt professOrshp Of systematic
theology in The Union Theological Seminary in New
York 49,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

proportions during the last few months and lnolcaes
much discomfort. General Sit John Ross has been
called upon 10 report on the causes OF the dsaecto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
HOW THE PIXIES PEAK ROAD WAS BUILT.

Chicago Aug Is (speciall.-B. Lantry, the contractor
for the Pixies Peak road, Is In TINS CITY anu repoV'
that the great Pixies Peak cogway road VIII be com
leted IN the summit late this fall. The building OF
this road has been difficult, only the acclimaed
can exist at an altitude Of $4,000 feet and the work
Of an ordinary grader impossible until the Doier
has spent at least months expanding his lungs SO
as TO render them accustomed to the rarehed ar.
Every foot Of the roadway has to be graded win me
AID az burros or small donkeys, horses and carts
we're unavailable on the rugged and irregular lines
Of The snow capped peak. Hundreds Of feet ABOVE
tho timber line immersed i'm feecy clouds that en-
veopcd the tbOrers in rain, snow ana slce inc worn
va, continued during last winter. Cabins were con
forc Of the mountain passes. In spite Of every aten-
ton ~ the wants Of the employees the latter grew
weary of thi, proximity to heaven and stFWcA at
frequent intervals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Tac Cambridge, 5h.avc. and 3Sd.st palatai model
hotel All modern Improvements. Cuisine unsurpassed.
LORENz REICH. Proprietor.
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PORTUGUESE RELEASE A BRITISH VESSEL.

TOKIT GUEsE KFLFlfSF y DIN I'Tr y TT
London, Aug. 1G-Thc Portuguese have released
tbo British African Lakes Company's steamer, which
was seized by Lieutenant C0ntinlo. The crew OF the
steamer have also been released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

DO You want real estate servants, board or rooms
Then examine the little advertisements on the Mh'h
page of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
woMEy,s NATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Salem, Mass, Aug. l6.-The Women's National
Press Association. TO the number Of fifty, are enioy-
ing days outing at the Willows today. steamer
trip in the harbor, a banquet and music by Or
chesfra completed the days programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

TRAFFIC BLOCKED rY "WILD" ENGINE
A~bury Park Aug. rs ,Spccial-An accident oc-
Cured this morning at Point Pleasant city. the
terminus of the New York and Long Branch Railroad
twenty miles south of AShury Park. This road Is
operated Jointly bv the Central Railroad OF New
jersey and the Pennsylvania Railroad shortly be
fore clock a Pennsylvania Railroad engine. which
was headed for the rOundhouSc, went "wild' in the
absence OF The engineer and fireman. II ran into the
nt of the turnt,Ne wrecling both itself and the
turntnblc The accident II course stalled all the
locomotives which were In the big TonndholSe on the
other sjd, Of The turnta>-~ All PASSENGER frame was
DELAYED until new locomotives could he Drought down
from Long branch and JERSEY CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
Xachfsuren saw Thai

'Who Won ~ contains the complete list OF Yachts
dimensions nacs and published secur5 copy
price, - 80 Address Captain j. {. SUMMERS, 100 Nass
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

CANADIAN ROADS AND TIE INTERSTATE law
Toronto ont. Aug. 1G-Sr Joseph llickson has
written letter 10 The GLOBE in reference to com
p,ans made by American railways against the Grand
Trunk and Canadian Pacific roads. Sir Joseph says
Their complaint well founded, and it is no secret
that the desire t, prevent Canadian companies carry
ing ntcd states traffic at all, and not that they should
De subject their traffic arrangements To the proVs
ions OF tho Interstate Commerce Act OF the United
states Congress. The Canadian companies from the
date when the Interstate Commerce Act came into
effect have recognized that il was incumbent upon
them In dealing win traffic u from the United states
and Canada. or traffic passing through Canada rom
ono state 10 another Of the United states to observe
the terms and conditions of the Interstate Commerce
Act
sir Joseph concludes a follows: After some
what extensive experience prepared 70 assert that
,he canadian companies do not derive from the opera
tion Of tho Interstate commerce Act any advantage
Whatever over their United states competitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

II you want 10 bny or sell anything, or find work.
put few lines among The 1rbune's "lltte advcr.
tisem,nts OF the people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDu SrHY. 155 Worth:
st. WILLIAM r. BARNARD Supe,intend.nt:o %
sc1c every sunday at 80 p. m. The serSne u smoss
yhcllv nv the children OF the Institution PuOc nisco'
donations Of secondha clothing and shoes soieto'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

sT nApTuoLoMEw'S CHURCH. Madlson-a,e. and
44th.st Kcv. DAVID II: GREER. d. D. i hee'I %sy
CIINEIFs q. CURRlE. d. D.. formerly oil 81 LuKss
Churca philsd clDhia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

there anything yOu want 10 buy, hire or Sc J
III - take look al the little advertisements on to
mint page Of The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

CT THoMas'S CHURCH. SHAVE. and SD st.. kev.
I ". EKOWN d. D., Heetor.-Morning prayer, sernon ~
and Holy Communion at IL o'clock. E'ehihs prayer ~
o'clock,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

When YOU fail to find what you want elsewhere
look among the little advertisements OF The Tribune
They arc on the ninth page 10 day
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DIED.

Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST S6th;st near sth-aVe''
The Rev. b. Il. TYLER, Pastor -,
Norntng seaman by the j. r. TOOF. OF New-iaNens
-'''"7 Conn. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
Ks!ialons Notices.

BELOVED DISCIPLE. s9ih'st, near Mae,on n ssyyse3
6Gatng-Durng tho redecorating Of the church services
vii he held in the chapel adjoining at 80 ii, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

DESIRING FROM \ BRITISH GARRISON.
IalfaX,t e. Aug. id.-Tho number oil de''r,'oh'
of troops ii this garrison has Increased " alarming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
5ueriaI y otire5

Office. $50 .sxthaye., corner 2sd.st.. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Chancellor von Caprvs interview with SiGno
Crispi the Italian Prime Minister. has been liked I
take place AZ the end OF the month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

bAn1 IN Fntiadstphta With KEN mlcr. The
woman had one chnd bright little
81 Years oId. WHO wss the only wit
ness % ths murder and who gave I'm
portant evidence Ia constcting Kemmier
TIE weapon used vas Ratchet. and the body
a. he woman vas frigntfully gasheo. no less
than twenty six wounds being inflicted. The
couple bad many quarrsfs and disturbed the
n 81 BORIS greatly. These suarreIs caused BE-
drunkenness and iealouslv culminsted in lille
Ziegier's violent death On the morning
q, the murder some ~ ne uaigbbors beard The
couple quarr0iinE. Tt soon necnrne evidspt that
TIE quarrel vas % unusual severity for screams
ard the smashing ~ furniture we're heard. The
screams soor subsidized suiv = low moaning
sound being heard A cb0ppiag noise sue
cee-let a. though Kenmlsr vas splitting
wood. nut 10 va ne bCdr o. Ms victim that b.
was h1cs.n- soon kemmier vas heard VA
inr anont aad be- shortly appeared 90 nei-h
tors house VITA his clothes smeared Win
tI0od When asked Fhas he al d.1e d = re-
pied I've killed her had % DO IT,
"N hat 90 Yoa meanr- vas asked
I've xiNed her. vas the replT "aad I'll
have to take the ripe for IT,"
soon be went 81 saloon. where he vas ar
rested ~ a policeman WAC aad been informed
0i IRE murder. WIen Kemmler's rooms we're
entered rae Kitchen was Uttered win broken
she's. overturned chairs and tfhI@s ard
broken furniture IN me kitthen near rhe stove
was the hn3v OF the dying woman. The waUs
CT t1Is locu snt those sllo.n.ng we're bespas-
tFrs7 ven nlocs
Toe Ittfe daughter - the victim when cues
toned ahcuf the mnrtier isped Papa kuied
u.aunls .tn a Ratchet "
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
Cincinnati Furniture Trade Exposition! :, *
no.r r-,nnpr ,,r,,rrr 49,,
SHORT SPECIALS

Sezx PeTryville. ASHLAND County. O
sunday. IN dFaaksa r0~. IL P4rross
sAos 1ad killed william Lisoslek.
Near Richmond. KY, M0nday. Gil
Dicksrs0n ~1s shot sad killed ~ Viii
ian <. Kelly. Kelly s4s also badly
hurt
l. l. LOOMS. sell-knosn CONNER
eizl traveller Ia Western Michigan. died
a. Graad Rapids Monday morning Of
consumption
Mrs. C. " Forester was drowned near
Miles, Ohio. Monday, in an attempt %
save heE 2-yeaE-old boy, wEo lad fallen
out OF skih
It Is stated that Emperor william will
confer the Order Of the Black Eagle on
Lord Salisbury If the Qaeen consents TO
his receiving the honor.
Crazy Ward " one OF the most noted
characters OF ST Louis, has fallen heir
70 fortune Of 500, 600 by the death OF
brother IN New Orleans
Carnegie, Phipps Co. bid in the
Colunbia bridge works OF Dayton, o.,
az sheFifs sale for SSs. 900 Monday.
Stockholders lose every thing.
The Governor Of Wisconsin has par
doned Albert Sutheimer, sent 70 prison
for life three years ago for the murder
OF Albert Buelow in Buena Vista.
AS Oscar Nelson of Whitehall, Mich.
who had been swimming, was climbing
upon a boom he was taken with Mt
and fell back into the water and was
drowned.
The weather during the last week
has been unfaVOrabIe for growing crops
throughout the entire corn belt, extend
ing from Ohio and Michigan westward TO
Kansas and Nebraska.
English syndicates have purchased
Davies brewery and the Ontario Brew
ing and Mailing company at Toronto
The price paid for each concern is said
70 be between $500, 900 and $500, 900.
German citizens of Cleveland, O.,
celebrated Monday the anniversary of
the battle Of Oriskany. There was a
parade three miles long, with floats,
etc, and big meeting at Music Hall.
The inquest over the bodies of the
engineer and freme. killed in the
-'O-~- "ANNA a. DC0AOhhf anus " dS Do
gun Monday. Tilford, the injured
postal clerk, can not recover. Conduc-
tor Mcdonald viii be arrested.
Over 100, 900 troops will take part in
the military maneuvers to be held be-
fore the Gar in Volhynia in September.
Emperor William will arrive at the
Peterhof Aug. "a. He will remain for
three days and will return by sea to
Germany.
The circuit court at Madison, Wis,
has decided that the Vermont heirs of
Nelson T. BROMLEY were entitled TO
no share in his estate. The old man
left his $50. 600 estate TO the spiritual
lists The case has long been in the
courts and is widely known.
II. NJ. Bergendahl, a general mer-
chant at Glendale, n. D., has made an
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. His liabilities amount to about
$50, 900; the assets are nominally as much.
but consist largely OF securities upon
which it is difficult TO realize. The
assignment is resglt of the crop fail
urQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
DRAWING NEAR.
The End Of Kemmler's Life But a
Few Hours OF.
Every Thing in Readiness for 1is
Eiectrocution - The Deadly
Instrument Described.

AUBrET - y. Aug s. The gist Of
the opinion here IS q the effect that
kemmier. the murderer under sentences
% death b. electricity viii b exeeut ted
Sometime Wednesday morning, al
thaagh. aHdsr the sentence. the penalty
maY De- inflicted any tine during the
present seek.
IAe engagements for the execution
are practically completed. Bat little
work Vas necessary for Warden Durston
and bis assistants this time. as the
Preparations for tae former execution
Wefe 80 exact Tue death chair. death
chamber, dynamo and electric wires
have been Ira read ness for months. KEN
miers cell is in the basement OF the
prison. not Tar from the front en-
trance. Iae death cham Der Is a good
sized room. likewise IN the basement,
les tk0 windows l0o.ing right out
Jast above tne ground OF the front
prison yard The death chamber
opens into a corridor. into which
hemmiers cell or cage also
opens. The dynamo and engine
are Tar aWaY In the northern part OF
the prison The death chair is = chair
with a slightly iRclining back The
arms Of the chair are wide, and con
tain places % which straps and
buckles % pinion the arms OF
the condemned man may be fastened.
A projection from the bottom OF
the clair affords a rest for the
victims feet Above Kemmler's head,
IL .4Hs
rangement like agure 4, by means OF
which an electric wire is brought down
on the TOD % Reminders head. The
wire terminates ia sponge, and
this. it IS thought, viii prevent any
burning. There IS metallic disk in the
bottom OF the chair. SO arranged that il
vii press against the base of Reminders
spine. To this disk the second wire is
attached, 50 that the course OF the cur
rent when Kemmler is seated in the
chair will De right through and along
the poor wretchs spinal column.
There are straps end buckles all over
the chair For the purpose of tightly
binding Kemmler into place. When
all IS in readiness for the execution the
wires viii De joined on the switchboard
BY the action OF a lever. This will com
plete the electrical circuit through
Kemmler's body, and il is expected to
kill him with awful suddenness.
All the preparations for the execu-
tion have been under the management
OF c. T. Barnes, OF Rochester, and
frequent tests OF the apparatus have
been made II is understood that
Warden Durston will himself
turn the fatal lever and
actually kill Kemmler. The
warden has told his friends that
the duty OF killing Kemmler has de-
volved upon him personally, and he feels
that be can not relegate this RESPONSE
biity 70 any one else.
KEafsrLERs CRIME
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
II-Treated by BuGaIo Bill.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The condition
and complaints of ill-treatment made
by the Indians who have recently re-
turned from Buffalo Bills and other
Wild West shows now in Europe, has
been set forth in letter sent by Gen.
eral James OBeirne to Thomas j. Nor
gan, Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington. General O'Beirne points
out the violation Of their contracts
made by Cody and other managers, and
suggests that an investigation be m ade
by the United States Authorities
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The Duke OF Port
land continues TO find racing a source OF
revenue calculated 70 add greatly 20 his
income He has already won nearly
$40, oo0 in stakes this season and il
certain TO increase tho total very con-
sidsrably though there is no chance Of
his approaching his unparalleled win
ninss Of last year. They were computed
to D. gTa n00
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

CHT- scc Arr
Csrrf Nsrzet -ofe~ate.v active ard
rress 'eile 1'zaer esrecfan- Pr re Setter
aret-tes Quotations RANGED ~ - sos e.
f7r c4e'ce ta fsnev shIpusre sres-- e. -
4s3 fcr GOOD - shaice o. 81 10 $50 f--
ccmmca 20 fsir 60 s. aaaasa ror nurchers-
Steers s2 a16fs n s-- $685. - aresr -
rersns ss EOS p ~ 7ves-.-.s s. ~ - q s-~
Feecsrs - IS fsr ccws e. mass p
Brls scc = So a. for yea calves
Hot7s-t arssf rsther artlrs C1urrn lcts
sull ARD se sever p..-- .,fs - e-f ---~est
art prices - hehs~ Saies ranra7 A. 81 $50
3as fcr nshti 81 ssaszs En- --r nacs- "a
s. so&aS f1r zszec- aaf s. ss4SS IS ssr sesvs
rscklas ana shAssizz 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
raaal -. Ar,on- IL.l.an.-

BoUyD BR0oK- " J.. Aag. 81
terrible fght occurred 10 tire Italian
settlement known az She Gravel Pit in
The oHts.Sirts 81 Bouad Brock Sun5av
TRo nen were killed AM several
others ara expected 20 die, The f~ht
was The result o. love afai, Five
arrests were Haale AMI more are 20 fol.
low.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

SCRANTON, Ia Arg Sc s. C7ark
a. rs little daughter we're Drowned
aaay While bathing fl Coon river.
Two of rs lltts esrls getting bsvo-s
taelf aertn - went - their rescue Pc
tfok Boo - ors ~ thaaa. bat losing 2 =
presence q nind hoth went 15wa and
were drowned TIE other little zlrl
y a. rescued b7 her brotaer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
KEhfsiLER : CRIME

unusual punishment
was horribly brutal.
II was con n tied %
the morning Of Fri
DAY March -. 1880.
The scene Of The
murder vas "a the
rear % a large, Old
q shioued. square
cottage. SEQ Division
street. in Buffalo. A
suite o. four dingy
rooms In The 81
IRENE rear Of this
structure was Occu
pied by ksmmler
a n a his mistress.
Title Zieglsr. a
woman who had run
sway from her AVS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

IoNpoN. Aug 5-Enperor william.
Of eFeTruan7. who Is visiting Earla-d.
o-eaSiaeted WITH his rorsl grand
mother Q1een Victoria. in The garden
q esaorne House. on the Isle CT Wight
ard afterTzr5 weus on beard the Prince
G. Naiss Faoht 70 participate in the
rare fnr tre n-..-,s c-r
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

PARIS. Aug. 1-France has sent an
ul-imatum 70 Dahomev. demanding the
cess on 90 ketonou and Whyiah. IF
the demand Is rejected. a. evpeditio
to be composed chiehv Of Senegalese
Arabs. vill 80 FOR DahomeT in o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

Nww YoRx Arg 5-Charles Roberts
a-ived in View Bransnics. y = Mon
aav vfta his wife and 8ve children.
They had ramnef from Iroosois Cour
-r ili ~ore erens cc iecsef lsi,er-
q sam e heis -hem en- their way to
New 1ar<
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

WAsgrve Aur E-The official
r1Brh 11nt bv Che Census Bureaus shows
The population Of the city Of Phiiadel-
rhia to Pc IsaBs7 This IS an increase
iurinr she last zen gears 81 l97,72A CT
-e "a mr. cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06


ing 10 all visit
ing membs RS.
IL Was an in
formal affair,
and about 1000
pers o rs at
tend e d. Ad-
dress es W ere
made by Mrs.
j. W. Connor-
ton, Mrs. l. w.
Lin C DIN and
General Ella
cot1 OF Chica-
90. and Grand
hFaara- p
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

ST. LOUIS, Mich, Aug. Sire has
destroyed Henry's forr mill Loss,
eco, 900; insurance, s1s,5OO. :
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
THE PATRlARCHS.
Proceedings Of the Triennial Can
Torment in Chicago.
Daughters Of Rebeksh Competing for
Prizes Drilling Contests on
the Lake Front

oDD-FELLO1s CAPTURE CHICAGO.
CHIcAG0 Aug. s. - The Rebekah
Degree oLodees Of Cook County ten
eered q reception Monday even
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug. >.
FLoUH~ouiet but grm. Spring Patents
s4S55 %; Bakers. s3Sa3 60: Straights, s3 %
9te5; Winter Patents 81 4aElAo5: Clears, - 10
GAS
WHEAT-OpeDed weaker bat became
stronger later No. cash, about a39o5o; Sep
tember, S4hG9Gbc, December. s7ssGSss4c; No
Red. 7sas5c; No. Rcd. s72sOc.
CoRy-Aotivs and firm. No. ? sc No. 2
yellow. 4sNc, No. 3 as G47ac, No. sYellow.
tesc' September 47aSfssc; October, 48kG
Dl.c, May 5lk952Sc.
OATS Fairly active aud higher No. g. IS y
BIC; September, S5Z3tc. May. $3.50: sam
pies IN good supply and irmer az s3,. G34c for
No. 3. 3tlt37c for No. ? White, ss5sss6c for No.
2 5f,2ssc for No White
RYE-Firmer No cash sc: August, b9c;
september. sc. Samples about 5S1sJ4c FOR No.
q foGl7c FOR no
BARLEy-Culst ard steady. No 2 new Sep
TENDER delivery about 7eo. sample lots. Fa
Sc
MISS PoRN-Tarket rather strong With fair
trailing az higher prices Prices suotabIe Al
sl2po for cash. Si20oos y - for August giI5G
al 20 FOR September. and 81 500 Y 70 for Jan
uarY
LAsD-RatAer sctivs and prices ruled higher.
Prices ranged az g 20 i2ls FOR czsh g. f0a
sf2s. Tor August. ~ s0as % f,r seDteu5 Be-
- g szas 80 foF October. aDa = EDS 70 FOR
Janusry
BUrrER-Crssmery. 7SIs1. Dairy. ea1.o;
Packing stock E1si.c
PoUITRY Live chicksns s.ei0c per =.
Spring Chickens HF9Ilc per = ..Live Turkeys
sSioc per , Live Duess. sssioc per , Live
Geese - 9ofs 10 per dozen
LE0Uoss Distilled Spirits frrn on he basis
q MA per gsi for aEisacd goods.
HEw YORK kuzusfs
WHEAr-aMore active. August &c np. othes
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06
HELPED FROM THE START.
NJ wm. 4 P0s prominent sngaeeF Of 20 wears s1pereaoe

Mr. Nm Potts prominent s'gnss 20 s the Railroad
IhAa been ssf ~ SA5 ss
lcsd uos mad oipah k
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m 30 sfam
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-06

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