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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12
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EvKnY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 u
H.. arriving IA hiennond hoNpAf AM 80
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
TIE ST1TE OF TRADE.

ro BSt dH Howard TnG Street and western Sper @
81 So do extra, s3asS IS do family "a 26GSi go city
e 90 do extra sldSI &c. wheat-sOuthern very quiet
S SSs steamer no red s5c Wesern easy winter
red spot and June 81 asssc; July ana august Se ia
mixed spot, 4o.c; June and july, iosa4o'.c; Ausgst
Southern and Pennsylvania 31d3ic; do Western white
S3d94c do mixed 80 a332c graded No white &c rye
S ste prime Choice soSd "a in
visions quiet and unchanged Butter firm, unchanged
Ice sus sS ses SF?' as i' Copper
firm refined, 1id142c. Whiskey firm. 81 IL! hreights
to 1PSo per e1 SSde sasy iO'T
bbs wheat 5000 bush corn, 30 900 bush oats, 900
sJS S16 s SSsS eSln
IA 600 bush
Boston, June l2.-Flour dnll and nominal. Corn quiet
changed steady and n falT ssmand Beef IN;
changed and firm for fine goods Cheese
other lines accommodating. cciPs for the week-FIogr.
81 900 bbls Il 600 sacks corn, 100000 bush; oats 2OO
900 bush shorts $40 tons.
carloads at 95ao5Ac, closed at the inside price
No. l Northern scarce. sac asked Winter wheat dull
weak ana lower No red sold at 9Sc and car ear
Ns Te No ye6a sss go yellow
' bush in No. vS s cid'd
store 10 cars do at 39c on track cars No white at
dull and nominal Flour dull spring patents weak at
IS rs winter do firm as. Mlfeed easy winter
bran s13 rs spring. So u.s. Canal freighs steady to
y @ % A iR% i is T0f
S S YTn 600 bush Sss cOb sSoe oFh S
Wheat 10000 bush 1892 900 bush oats 1000
bush BY rail Flour 1900 66s wheat IL 9 zoo bush
Chicago, June 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Yesterdays dealings in the wheat market were
largely OF local character and hence the total trans
actions in options showed falling off to 100000
bushels. Fluctuations also were small ending with
net advances Of 3s61-8 cent There were reports Of
hail in Dakota, while Western crop authorities estl-
mated the crop at from 400 100000 to
Al 100000 bushels. Cable advices were easier In
tone, and the final sentiment of the speculation was
less sanguine July opened at SO 1898 "a cents
rallied 66 cent, and the curb closed off at 04 Is
cents August opened at 93 1-16093 9-16, lost the
September went from 93a SO 1-2 to 80 cents and on
the curb sold shade higher. December opened at
81 34a95 5l6 cents, fell to 90 1l-16 cents and on
the curb sold at 80 1-S cents.
Cash wheat generally was steady, and there were
announced sales of nearly 10000 bushels for export
accomplished late Wednesday.
Corn advanced Ia cent on the spot, and shippers
took 1s4 ,0cO bushels. The cash markets strength
influenced a slight rise in options, although the
trading dull.
oats on the spot were irregular, mixed grades fall
ing 34a1 cent on freer offerings while white grades
were firm. The export demand reached $4,000
bushels Free selling BY the West caused a sympa
thetic depression options. but the nearby months
There sales of 800 terces of lard for delivery
TO steamers during July; August and september
statiay anckanged FOR the optioPps 'eS '0'eu Sud
The final Official quotations are as follows:
Corn-June 40 rs, July Al "a, August AZ 3d.
ioats~Juns 80 %, July Ia, August 81 3D.
Tsrd~Juiy IS IS August se 81, September se A.
october s0 AZ. November sc &C. December sc ~.
at h ssn5DS Sre and Sose
were were as follows; WHEAT 72leo bushels; corn.
4747si bushels foGr, Is G5o packages. At chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Lonls the arrivals were. Wheat
bushels; total grain, so5,is5 bushels; hour, 9,iO7
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Thursday, June 2-BEEXES-Recepts SO
Side abattors 10 6oh-st for West 40ths
t. s4s 50 B NJ trading o RsnS
os 5 ss RSs , sG a9s s liver 9s
Chicago dressed also dull and easier at ea7hc with the
Private cable advices from London Liverpool quote
Tmeesa steers Ss. TssA at a. Gesd
and Ss 70 nj $ s5S and
% tie city bs Sc Sc Pasera win na ss
hG;iq ss, % q; 26 Ga aeS trade
Good Cows are wanted and Arm and reports the
sale head s5s per head Common to fair are dull
ncvdRs late sxs srys' y::;e 6Ssa
day compared with Wednesdays sales, were nearly &c
BTter% G calves ranged IN price from 81 Co s mixed
lots sold 4a4ae fair % choice veals OF 50o'4c WIN
Dressed Calves dull at 5a7c for a sCun s9S
Sss SStsm HsS sold at i l5c dressed . @
at ss IS I. 9fT csye gao Xi
uss%E Ca Calves lag SoTsd n % S So S
40 at 4, seG i At v sas So 8 d.
at s o alei g cS Ses 80 80 at DE- III
.rn aa'G S5 t. e a y'i ~ fSa at 81 d.
H. i i e. A' gs ~ = y's. T. = s Z -
Of IS 40 per 100 N; do, 147 n at IS 30 Ii Mixed
Calves $50 1852 n at 42c do 14o n. at 4c 10 But
el9 geiiae wrIshs ss veals Is6 n at 5's z do.
Sac 30 do i42 h. at 5ac Butterinflks IL n, at 3.e
]. Il Pidcock: 2s Veals. $50 N, at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 27l2 carloads OF SO
head-24 carloads at Jersey City IL carloads at 6othst
and carloads at Hoboken. Three carloads were con-
signed direct Some 10 carloads were carried over
yesterday. Good Sheep and Prime Lambs were In fair
demand and steady; all other grades dull and weak
Lambs at ease About 30 Jersey Lambs were In market
but tapssctons reported at above &c. The pens
CITY dressed mutton slow at S01oc for to good
qualify with strictly prime selling high as 1O2c City
dressed lambs sold at 10d13c.
Chicago dressed selling at low figures or at
Ease; Western dressed lambs at 10d12c.
at Use per 81 do 62s n at So 90 per 100 N 20 Vlr-
ginia Ewes 95a, ~ a; - so.
Newton & Gillett: 10 Kentucky Sheep 932 II, at
a. so; 81 Kentucky Lambs. 642 n, at SO 60
J. y. PdcOck 4 Sons: 473 Virginia Lambs, 6S n, at
SC 526 do 66 n 73ac SIS do 6S n, at 7sc 6s3 do,
Gii4 n at TIC 236 do 60 ~ at 7c
NJ Collins 90 Ohio Sheep 80 H. at &c; II do, 81 H. AZ
52c 80
Ha.lenbeck Hollis % State Sheep (culs), y n, at
3,2c 10 State Lambs, 81 N, at &c.
Jellife Wright g. Co. @ State Lambs, 20 n at Tag.
HOGS-Receips IL carloads OF 749 head carloads at
40th-st. at Jersey City and at Hoboken.
No sales reported live weight The market is nomnay
finer at 50 90asi 20.
Country dressed steady 4a6sc for heavy to light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFrrE-Rraln growths for prompt delivery h Na
tt.h, tnonirv but prices steadily lnsin,alneo W"
nst bean Quoted ls4e and yndesoribed 90 al
s.Ies reDortrd Mild grades fairly active ana nm
s25 bundles Mocha, 2Sa2ss.e 200 mats ys'a and 500
Coa hacs washed Caracas, go hage saNanilo a1
49, sfssacaibo private terms options ruled iffesua
"a there rather life 20 the trading AZ e oe
- nyees declined $40 points weaker foreign Wooue
Int late cables came stronger and this lea 70 Ieea %
,artiy nv s.shortsn months rallied OdlV poiN.
while late deliveries advanced 1oe2O poin.s Isihe on
steady Hsyre opened = fr lower put S on
some month"; London declined 3aed Official qu9tstions
tem6cr Us October 75s Cd November 75s 81 ho q9oss
$3.50 91. recsip:s 5000 bags Rio clearonces for
" 600 bags total stock 1870 600 bags market steady
san rere,rts 900 bags owing 10 revision Is IN
creased 80 600 bags Receipts at RIO JTy odS
bsas same ns 1855 l733 600 bags receipts at santos
Jaly l. 1859 June H. 1890 lsfs 900 pA6s e ee gs
Total sales here to-day, 50 500 bags, as Follows 80,
A''"' "~'N ~ Clo.InQ pricAs. Highest Lowest Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13

v 10
sso.d S SD co sSES hsa apon
.7s ssi e S;s oiSs pS%e sssS4so Straits s'e
@ a Fran at S sf Vast sS:
' SssS' is: .. 4sl IS r shSt
. ss r ssiFs s Nc; pas ss n'
@ a. %sas s sn ssa ssSg' stady
ST T2SeS MR EAT The West $50 sweet Picked
Tsts ielS S y E. % sS ' e
NswYSL Sweet pced S pSsS SsS Quoted S s Sc @
Y'f h sSer.s soS and Sf 5e for 10
Smoked Smoked do do lotalS%D easier
dg SaSsFS ; ssStems s % sGs at
Tor the day but generally steady CITY hs4y
s.rs light was Stronger today and options
gas hut s' S .s dySo @ G G
cry .eame during July August and segs9%oer Pr
zoe 700 ts ss se5c ~ June Sy closed ssc
;ss' s'G sSs5 ssss; SS',s ie
s ssss as s1s 1sd PsSSHS @ @
Ian nsS 2a 5e and sa AND
Se 5 sss~ efssPsyd DO tS noSy aas
do fair to good sa1lc; common. ,Ga1c STATE
sa Ss S Ss pals ts.S tubs Ss
noa P' csams s ti GOOD SSIs
ioc fair 7d7he Western Dairy CHOICE; l0e; do good.
sSsss,oe IIr:s Sssec; sseOqss. Ease thirds
ccHhqTEsE-s hpp'rs were treer buyers today and
ane white Sac DO cOlOred see do good 70 choice ga
sac fair 7d7slc State Factory, tu skins.
2d24c part skins saSs,e Western fat good 70 prime
changed State and Pennsylvania fresh l3c Canadian,
i3LaI3ec Western fresh 12saal3c; Southwestern lob
StGAR-Rsw-Rather easier with an increased demand ;
ssntrifusS V % test a.iec 1000 bags Pernambuco.
81 test Bile and OF moasses grade, 81 test,
2t7c and Ear refining quoted at I iclsS,
5lGd54c Refined had less IS demand crushed 7asc;
lated, O'.c Mould "A, eISlec co9tteGctconers ~, "a"
Extra &c" 6isa6 31ee Extra &C" G1-1ec; &C" SEQ
" s1'FARiNF-Lard had light demand choice Western
quoted 81 7s.asc. OleomaIga steady at 37sd6c
TAiLow-Upchsnged ard quiet. all parties waiting
ace No sales reported
'WOOI-The volume Of business Is not large
acurers bound 70 keep purchases down to positive
Possibly they would Increase orders could prices
he shaded The selling side VII not make concessions
on ann grade fine stock and the business far indicates
a pretty firm market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo n. Y, June Cattle-Recepts last q hours,
900 head total week thus far, Il 900 head; for
same time last week. 300 head consigned through.
OCO head all 10 York; none on sale market quiet
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts last "a hours $500 head
total for thus far % 600 head for time last
week % head consigned through. 5000 head 600
head New-YOrk 1850 head on sale prices steady
head total thus far 80 400 head for time
week 31s0 head consigned through, $500 head.
100 head NewYork 1,640 head sale prices steady
and unchanged.
Chicago June CateReceipts, 1S 900 bead ship
rnents $500 head Market steady TO lower Beeves S6a
Is 30 steers sOds4 80 socker and feeders " 4Od
50 30 cows bulls and mixed 50 40dS3 80 Texas steers
s2 loas4; gs-Reeepts, 3D. 600 head shipments,
900 head market strong 70 Sc higher mixed 70 65d
sS 95 heavy. s3 7ode4 light SO 60ds3 95 skps. s36
10 so. SheepReceipts 10 900 head shipments. 5000
westerns. s4as5 Texans So 25as4 GO; lambs, s5as7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13

o, n, tho Government crop report 20 mean yield OF on2
ais 200 600 on wheat considerably lower than any
49, Nod nterpreted the figures and was nnucntla u
circumstance Private crop reports continued bad ihs 9
ri,ed from Southern Illinois that crops there loOku n
Vert autographed IN the same strain from Mtn
gan Corn closed almost precisely where opened anu
almost exactly where IL closed on Weulesday tiop
nnrt in regard to corn favorable oats yielded -9e
n, the distant options N
,uas pt IRON 1gnres were chy responsible for the
decline July opened and closed AZ 20. ProVis'o'I
sorts OF product during the day was narrow Lara am
pork closed just where they olensu Tse f., Of me
trading was large purchases q an sorts Of product m
co The American apparently had On
order from the Nev-York clique 70 buy PORK m me
lcNnS ~ the west for week. On the curb July
wheat sold at SSasaSSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
Gonnirp Board.

FIRSTOLASS SUMMER HOME for refined family n,
party OF adults large private mansion one hour gas
water, bath hgh healthy View xeelled several acres
lawn, walks, shade tennis station
Address HOME Sl2 B'way, floor. or call 10 ia
sHLEY hILL COTTAGE Elevated heathfui noun
"A tAins, raYines. waterfalls; home
eness. Mrs. LINUS MELINs. Alsndsr, Berkshire Co
Mass via Copake Iron Works. ~
FEW REFINED people find good board du,Ing
"A the summer at Western View Fam; city referencas
GEORGE q. SMITH. Monticello, n. Y.
ID near Pittsnsd altitude 500 IL 18th season tern
IS 10 ss circulars references j. A. ROYCE Lanesboro
Mass. '"'
L ARM HoUsE--Hcathy ocation large room. snsn.,a
lawn fine shade; brook fine View of no,,nfsint
postonice near. Address f. r. Uppr Red HOOK X v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKFTQ

deanS Sm me t2 m-Bee ana pork in poor
about "a to 10 n steady at 4es. BaccnThe demand Is
Improving long and short clear mddes about So M eas
a. 29s Cheese in good demand Tallow IN poor demand
Liverpool refined. firm at PCS Rosin In fair demand
Ladspot and futures 10 demand prime Western spot
and June easy at Boz Cd July and August easy A. n
Wheat IN poor demand No. winter steady Us Ii I'd
Flour in poor demand extra No. spring steady nj To-.
3D. CQrn-spot in poor demand futures In fair demana
mixed Western August steady at IS I'D Hops at London
Pacific Coast-Ihere Is nothing offering. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mark
steady and unchanged. Eggs 12c.

steady and unchanged. Eggs. 12c.
Philadelphia, June 12-Flour- Supplies OF -four not
large but demand continued slow and and
PRICES weak Rye -four steady at IS % for choice. Wheat
inal. Car lots ruled firm under small supplies milers
buying only for immediate wants Rejected Parse fair
No. red in export elevator, 92c No red June 9Olaa
9ll2c; July August and September 90lad91i2c Corn
option market ruled firm under light offerings LITTLE
or speculation. and foreign orders limited considerably
below current prices here. Car lots for local trade duh
and shade weaker; No mixed track 40c No 3
high mixed track to'.e Nc g export elevator CSC
track Ale No mixed IN Twentieh;st elevator ii &c
No mixed June, 4o. a4G,4e July, 4ohd4oIsc August
and weak under continued free receipts Rejected white
S33c; 20 3 white %d3ite No. white $40. d35c; do
August 82a32isc September. 304d30asc. Butter firm
and in fair demand Pennsylvania creamery extra LA
s do pint Extra }ss22S Egg, dull Penn
bush oats, go 300 shlprdents-Wheat 100 bush corn
s.. Louis june 12:-Flour-Easy but not Quotably lower
What opened fraction higher but declined and with
various fluctuations chiefly downward closed with July
l2e august &C. and December &c below Yesterday No
asked December, S9.c. Corn opened firm but eased OIL
slightly and closed about yesterday; no cash 32se
0sts easier No cash 2ste bid my 2sc bid August
E1PS gfB Bran hss ss sshsS s
sock dr@ creamery 1osisc dairy sS1lc Eggs Sc
steady. IL 90; Provisions dull aud weak Pork oil So
lard IS So dry salt meats boxed shoulders 81 so longs
5000 bbls wheat 10000 bush corn, I7e 900 push oats
bbs wheat 900 bush corn i4i 90 bush oa oVo
bush rye, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June ~ (speca)-The wheat market has not
from the caused yesterday by Warren
failure, and all day In and excitabe condl
ton. 1t closed where 1t left Wednesday Its
range during the dry was about cent July opened
sS sold between 59ss and sSis and closed at Ssssdss
June was almost all day nomlnsly cent under July.
opened at $50 sold between s9i and Ss and closed at
sSS september opened at SJ4, sold between 90is and
between 9i4 ald 00s and closed 96a. Year opened
ana closed at s7S Tbe Price Currents" inteFpreta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
a..on. are based on American standard of classified
STAINED.

Ordinary . ..
81 Good Ordinary 8 1916 Mddllng I'll 1l16
The option market again active, and very irregu-
lar 10Y a short peri od during the early hours prices
ruled comparatively strong and near months advanced
3d5 points but at the extreme figures August longs
start unloading and months broke fully IL points
september followed with decline Of ~ points while late
deliveries lost 5f7 points. Toward the close, however
there q general reaction, aud the market LEFT on
steady. Liverpool 2G3 points lower. and this
helpcd the decline. Sales here l82,2oO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
Gonntrp Boaro h)anirb.

adnlts small furnished cottage seashoc. %ithn
meals can be obtained. Address, with terms W ""'Sn
J. NJ. j., Tribune Onre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13

coTTON-The spot market quoted steady AZ
la decline Sales, f73 bales for consumption Fort
receipts to-day. t93 bales against $40 bales ast wea1
and s5i bales this day last year. since september
de fccelps al the ports aggregated o. !Sl W o"es,
against 5.473s2i bales for the corresponding une last
.,..s.eca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
There was some slackenng in business III crude cer
ecates at the two NewYork Exchanges yesterday Nd e
stock Exchange the bearish disposition sun controied
traders and prices forced down from 80 10 oo cents
The option market still persisted In keeping IN advance Oh
the regular way deliveries, and went from 10 % e't
cents ralIyng TO 9osG90 cents. The STOCK Exchange
oyures also closed up cent from the early low point
er, were no developments either In field news OF inc re-
aned situation 10 influence operations is evident tha
the Stock Exchange element working TO bring about
ower level OF values the search OF the drill ior
new territory has still failed shown In the pipe line re-
port for May TO bring production anywhere "ithn as
turbng limits OF consumption The markets closed strong
The range of prices and total dealings were as fol-
lows: $780,.
Stock Exchange Consolidated
Highest 80 COS
I.oyest coc oSt
Final oVooo 100 no
Refined oil dull and unchanged 100 cents in barrels
and 910 cents per gallon IN eases ,oncs poro, =6
Foreign quotations Antwerp ia iIahcs' Drenie' o'o
marks; London, 7-l0do2 pence
OIL MARKETS
OIL CITY Penn June l2-Natonal Transit certificates
opened at oO.c highest, 90asci lowest So4c closed
99ac: sales l56 900 bbls charters, 235I1 bbs; ship
ments ol b04 bbls runs. 6S, IB2 bills =,
Ptsburc Penn. June 12.-Petroleum dull ous steady ,
National Transit certificates opened at oo7ci co7eu oVso
Btsdford penn June l2.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened at 9oc closed 90sc highest, 9oc lowest o92c
eiearances, o., 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
WHEAT, NO. 2.

changed No spring wheat: s7saS7',e; 10. spring
3ic; No. oats 27esd279,c No 2 rye 47hc; No. bar
ley, nominal No naxseed 81 80 prime timothy seed.
IL 35dsl SO pork, per bb s2 Is lard, per 100 n.
- s2as5 IS short ribs sides loose g 75dS5 90 dry
boxed So 3JaS5 80 whisky dislers' finished goods.
per gallon 81 co sugars unchanged No white oats
Inl, 02aL,c-. No 3 Mhite PSI doac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
THE GLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUI

Inns ne" INSTITUTION uhueF tle nSqlial "
corps OF experienced physicians Will be open Tor guests
June 81, 1890.
IL IS located a bluff, overlooking thirty miles of
Lake. surrounded by Pine forests, and within five
minutes OF the famous Watkins Glen.
VIII be thoroughly equipped with all the latest and most
approved therapeutic appliances including Turktsh, Rs
SIAN RonOn, Electric Elecrothermat Moiier Saline and
Iron Baths.
Also Massage, Swedish Movements Calishenics and all
forms OF Electricity.
Abundance OF pure wateralso valuable mineral springs,
including SALINE Iron, Iodine and sulphur waters. No
Malaria.
Beautiful views, extensive walks, charming drives.
pure mountain air. boating, fishing, bowling and lawn
tennis.
All modern improvements Hydraulic Elevator, Electric
Bells, &c. Cuisine unsurpnss
Por terms and other particulars address
WIN. +. LEFFINGWELL Manager,
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13

Refined oil dull and unchanged at 7-o cents IN Darrei
and . 10 cents per gallon In eases. .. w., n -
Foreign quotations Antwerp ia Hahcs' Dfeniei' o'"
marks; London, 5 7-l6d52 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
SEA CLIFF HOUSE

SEA CLIFF L. l. This popular resort for healthf
ness and beauty unrivaled distant 20 miles frequ
trains low Communication Information at "a West 3oth
PEEr & DALEY PrOnretOr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13

1000 feet above sea, overlooking Delaware River En-;
larged for the season. Opens June II. Capacity 800
guests. ALL FRONT ROOMS with superb view; 600
feet broad piazzas unsurpassed cuisine. Bowling bill
iards, tennis crOquet, fishing, &C.. hours from New
York For particulars address
c. A. STONE, Prop. Easton, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-27
LIST OF JURORS.

The following is the list Of jurors for
the December term Of court, 1890:
J. G. Keefer, P. Krings and Chas.
HUMBOLDT, of Auburndale.
B. G. Chandos, and Napolean Bou-
cher, of Centralia
J. d. Voigt, and Fred Hassler, of the
Town of Grand Rapids.
Dan CASTILLO, and Jacob Lutz, Grand
Rapids City.
w. C. Witter, James johnson, Lin.
coin.
William Thuss, John Owens, Michael
Berg, James Beatty, Andrew Weber and
Edward Dumos, of Marshfeld City.
Mike Krings, n. Haseltine and Peter
Stuscher, of Milladore.
H. Martin and J. Otto, Port Edwards
A. g. Briggs and W. E. Armstrong, Of
Pittsville.
H. Jackson, Remington.
Barney Severson, A. Hearted and
August Zelm, of Richfield.
HI. Hanson, Rudolph.
Alex. McTavish, Rock.
Luther Willard, Sherry.
Chas. Ecklund, Sigel.
D. &. Woodruff, Seneca.
F. Finley, Saratoga.
Chas. Miller, Vesper.
Gus. Erickson, Wood.
ORRIN GRAY, Clerk.