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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20
Explanation of Dreams.

Supposing man to have been evolved
from lower and animal type, the in
stincts and impulses of the animal state
would be most potent when, as in Sleep
the watchful inhibitory faculties, the re-
suit Of civilization and development, are
dormant. In other words, the old prim-
tive animal is waiting close by to come
in and take possession when the evolved
soul has abdicated its function. That
would account for the fact that we sell
dom have any conscience in our dreams,
and do in them without the shade of a
shadow of compunction things which all
the wealth and honors of the world could
not induce us to do in our waking hours.
The moral sense seems to be totally
wanting in dream.
That is theory which does very well
as far as it goes. But it does not by any
means cover the ground. In the case of
real imaginative drealners, the dreaming
state Of ten seems to be a superior in point
Of intelligence to the waking state; that
is to say, great flights are possible to the
mind then which are beyond the waking
consciousness, Ineffable conceptions,
celestial visions, intense realizations or
recognitions of spiritual things which
sometimes survive in waking thoughts
and really illuminate them, often fall to
the lot of the true dreamer. If Che
moral sense has no place in such dreams,
it is because the soul seems to have risen
superior to moral sense! If the animal
hypothesis seems reasonable sometimes,
what are we to do in making up our
theories of dreams with such visions as
these, which rise only when the veil of
flesh is drawn from before the inward
eye?-Boston Transcript.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20

The average American, although a
colossal eater, does not at present know
how to dine. This is home truth which
he resents extremely, and contradicts
with vigor; indeed, he is apt to introduce
comparisons between the restaurants Of
his own and other lands which invariably
leave a large balance in favor Of Del
monico's. Still, spite of an occasional
exception, the American born CASTRO
nome is as rare bird as the American
born chef of any serious pretensions. -
Cornhil Magazine.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20
Hardships of a srinister,s Life.

The folks who think preachers flourish
on the fat of the land are respectfully
requested to read the following extract
from letter received at this Office from
Virginia Baptist preacher: 81 have not
bushel of corn, a peck Of -four nor five
pounds of meat in the world, and have
not dollar to buy with, and my
churches are not able to pay me for my
work" He does not ask for help-noth-
ing was further from his thought-but
if anybody desires to brighten his life
we will undertake to see that the sun
shine falls upon his home Richmond
Herald
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20
OUR
MailOrder
Department.

Has the very best facilities for handling
great quantities of Dry Goods. 1t reaches
every State and most counties of the
Union. Its particular field is the western
half OF Pennsylvania, all of West Virginia,
Ohio, and constantly growing territory
South and West in all states.
Our stock of Dry Goods of every de-
scription is complete, and our prices are
the lowest possible. Other large stores
do not (if they cam and small stares can.
net Cf they would sell goods at as low
prices.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20

Alexander Swift, of Cincinnati, who
married sister of Alice and Phoebe
Cary, owns the old Cary homestead, and
is anxious to make it memorial of the
distinguished sisters 1t is one of the
places that might have been bought for
song years ago, but the sweet singers
did not get it in that melodic way.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20

Obstinate nose bleeding is frequently
one of the most difficult things to check.
Several aggravated cases have occurred
at the Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania. AS a last resort DR.. d.
Hayes Agnew tried ham fat with great
success. Two large cylinders of bacon
were forced well into the nostrils, and
the hemorrhage ceased at once. This is
a very simple remedy, and one which
should be remembered for cases of erner-
gency in the country. ry.-Science,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20
Particulars Not Given.

"a boy in Laverte dropped dead after
whistling three hours without stopping" !"
It is nor stated what kind of missile
struck him, not how many people in the
neighborhood dropped dead before the
lad succumbed. d.-Norristown Herald.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20

There is man in southern Illinois
who laughs at the idea that marriage is
failure. He has just married his sixth
wife. Each successive spouse brought
him farm, and he is now one Of the
largest land owners In that part of the
country.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-20

Baron Rothschild, the London head Of
the great banking house, has been seized
upon by excessive fatness, and will be
treated by the famous DR.. Schwennin-
ger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18

RefeYences-First National Bank ~ Chi.
cago. capital t3,o0O,000; Continental National
Bank OF Chicago, capital s3,OOO,0Vo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18
To Cure Chilblains.

The following is a certain cure for
chilblains: Steep thirty capsicums or
chillies in double their weight Of rec
titled spirits Of wine, keeping them in
q warm place for a week TO make a
strong tincture; then dissolve gum
arabic in water to about the consist
ency Of treacle, making the same
quantity as the tincture; stir both to-
gether with a small brush until thor
oughly mixed, when the preparation
will appear cloudy and Opaque. Then
take some sheets of tissue paper, coat
one surface Of each with the mixture
and let them dry, after That give an
other coat. II the surface is shining
when that has dried, enough has been
applied; If not, a third coat is neces
sary. The paper thus prepared is to
be applied like court plaster 10 un.
broken chilblains. IL soon relieves
the irritation and pain, and rapidly
effects a cure.
Where chilblains are broken, they
should be poulticed, aud relief is often
found from the application Of glycer-
inc. A good wash for hands affected
with chilblains is made by adding
three parts Of sulphurous acid to one
part Of glycerine and one Of water. II
should be made up by a chemist and
labeled Poison For unbroken
chilblains the following also is useful
1T should be applied night and
morning. Sal-ammoniac, one ounce,
glycerine, one and a half ounce; rose
water, eight ounces; shake ill dis
solved. Mustard and water is also q
good remedy. For broken cbilDlains,
O. those with a tendency 10 break, the
following is OF service; Tincture OF
eatecbu, two fluid ounces; honey, on,
ounce; water, seven ounces; mix and
yab on Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18

rprE- In ordering Suits or ysercoats observe
49, stnctly following rules for mMauro-
nant; Breast measure, over vest, close Up an.
Ter arms. Waist Measure. over pants. Inside
Iog measure, from crotch 10 heel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18

The tate Of Nontana sends greeting TO Henry i
Eho.st. Defendant:
You arr hereby required 10 appear ia an action
brought against you 10y the above named plaintihs.
In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial Dis-
trict OF the state Of Montana, IN and for The
said County of Custer, aid { answer the Complaint
filed ther,in, within ten days exclusive OF he
day of seryiCel after the service ON you II this
SUNNI ons-if served within this county or, II
served out of this county, but in this district,
then within twenty days: Otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against yOu, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint,
The said action is brought TO dissolve the bonds
81 matrimony now existing be en- this plain
tilt and eftndani, ON the grUund Of deserion,
and for cause ststes: That the defendant on or
about the first day Of May, ISIS, without reason
able cause and against the wishes of this plain
tin, deserted and wilfully abandoned this said
plaintiff, and departed from the then Territory
If Montana, with no intention Of returning, and
has not returned, rs will more fully appear 10y
reference 10 the complaint On bile herein.
An you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and answer the sid complaint, rs above
required. the said plaintiff will apply 10 the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint and for
costs OF thi. action.
Given under my hand AM the seal OF the Dis.
49, trici Ccur at the seventh Judicial Dis
sEAL. trict o 1.-The State II Montana. In and for
'~-' the said County % Custer, this ?lst day
Of February, 10 the year OF our Lord One Thou
sand Eight Hundred aud Ninety.
Clerk.
C r. MIDDLETON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18

C R. MIDDLETON, Plaintiff Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Miles CITY Irngating
aud Ditch Company, Tor the election Of ONCE .
and surh other business us may be presented. xil
BE- held IT the First National Bank, Monday,
March nth, at 3 O'Clock, p. m. X. B. WILEY
Secretar .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18

Action brought in
the District Cour,
udi.
\cial District Of the
Msry Z, Ehorst, Estate OF Mon.
Plaintiff, Iiana, In and for
against (the County Of Gus
Henry 4. Ehorst, te and the CON
Defendant, Iplaint filed in said
ICounty OF Custer,
in the otce OF the
Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18
CONSULTATION FREE.

ray- Agency for DR.. Liebig's Invigora-
Tor Mt Room 2. s +. Broad way, Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-18
summons.

In the District court Of the Seventh Judicial
District OF the Strte Of Montana, within and
for the County Of Custer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

- 60 10 But,ermne Is9 At s do 1o 49, S 81 DC &c.
is5 sea at 81 20 go do l2' n at 4ac "a do 1870 H. at
'. % DO. 49, T. at &C. COS veals III H. at &c; II do.
es D b. at $,s . IS i a Ct rs
T'a i Do a. 5G & at c a do 1856 H. at &c less sio
" Go 10 aos % Bu,T% y G.ys az ~ =, ic at
s. do aS MiN,S S az &c 81 do ieo NJ at &c
walsh. Kirby CO.: 81 Buttermik caves III d. ~
Slirrr AND Receipts 81 carloads OF cd sS'
sna at obokcn Fifteen carloads were con
INK S The gaa Of the sCc sheen o GpS al
1on 70 at f' 80 sod aid carload reported sold on
s 81 Lass 60 and fall clipped at So 1886 s72 spring
" sse AZ 30" marTngon IS Clipped state SHEEP % n
100 i e 20 d. 81 d. o = at - 3 $50
g Clipped lamb at ID % 90 ~ = r e. lS
Sa to- do o. 60 H. at s. III do 70 ~ at 81 so 2oe Clipped
ohG Hasp 50 d. r a. T. % il Western sheep os n at
So - a on Sc 1913 H. al - is5 western Lambs so n at
IS 2o2 dS s no on pSprci State Sheep and Lambs
y At - 80 81 Unshorn state Lambs Coz 10 az >, 20
l9a do III H. at 81 80 10 Spring Lambs at - Do each
DO DIrnback Dewey IA state Sheep 1oo n at 81 10
newton S '; CHIT oG cDpSd sheep ID ~ 3, "a aveg s
ns6O9 !. o. % d. Ss % 20 at g. :. w 30 s
on 2hS e5 ya ~ e so 80 Il uc os
7,as s c 100 9@ do s g at SO Is " "
n st II az s. c d. 4 ~ 's6H POS
IS clipped DO 80 T. at r. 81 sheep So n at
90 - : 80 has ,,cb,ran yearlincs sc n at ~ 90
70 ~ n rd"ocE sons al Ier-cy CITY az fall cpned
IS spring clipped ~ n a. g 80 s az STAT, i d.
- - io 70 do 100 n ut - so; ~ wooed state
VarinSs Il = A. - Is; IS clipped do ~ ~ at 30 30
Judd Rucknaham eaG clipped STATE reanS'' " ~
NJ - % ! 70 900 Western Ewes 0G N SO 25.
n coiIns 100 clipped Ohio sheep - ~ ct W p SO
o3l unShorn Texas do ~ H. ~ '"' i'' N"P''' "'''"
Yearllnrs 6Cl, = At ~ 20 IL -, :, -ce hoad IN oar
,o,d a, torh.~i and carloads at iIoboken Market
hr' It, '2 Ios Co.: 90 Western Pigs os
At "a 60 per 100 =. q, CT. H.. ~ - ,, {.
wv Lamb - state Hogs. 1872 y. at - 7o' Il DO.
LAG ~ ~ = GUleft. - Ohio Hogs 12o y. at 81 CO...
@ A. IoG y At - G2i2 rough DO. 40 u at ~ 20
90. . 'rrrlincham: State Hogs IA n. at - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

roFFrI-Th.re was "A very duh market Tor 40 OF 1i,
spot hut prices showed important change. ~ 10
n..n ouotfa at and undcscfib'd do, lc-c: ~
reported Mid grOwtns had nod,raf tIrnH and 40
200 mats Padsng 2iaa24 2c 800 bags MrNlS. Az ~
l.gs IA private terms. options utN'i"P'"
mess today. owing to lower cable adNices. Spc'
however very moderate, and maj l-ui'> snV' -
losses Of 5al0 points laNre declined = ~ oV'I and
recovery Of !. a. on NAY. Hamburg closed UuH anu
Lal, nfr lower There were adNcc- from no OWING
" holiday. Flo purchases for United Sa,es uiuS NM, I
u for Eufop ana otl'r .ou!tl.,S
(urnc tho week. 600 bags Rio cltarsnccS by ~
ers for United STAT, 81 600 bags DO ioF Eu"lc anu
other countries 1000 lags STEAMERS osoi9s a. ' nor
United Freight. steamer 5uc anu p'i
cent prinace per bag Total Santos sock 10000 bags
Santos purchases United states. lOooO bag uh,el-
DO and other countries -ouOu Oaps i-
ertain for Europe ana other
200. ,o.,., ,.,,o.s. Anil
London April 81 As mIOncal Quotations Apr a
Senff IDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOuR-Ihe general market
had 1o nes 'rS SS S % sSt cHerSe demand
mi ss!F q ; scS s @S.' i's SS oS s4 BY
Export including bb Low Extra at & 800 5e 10
800 bbis Mnn.oA Extra at y d tVG e % s, sc
sel: % bGs %hei' 500 Sbs Fine at :. soa2
,s.on. cty MN IsEs Wgs' s9G acs IS wn III
Wheat g icaI - fair 70 sn9T TO- % COZ aos
'CSsG q c sss4 e. e GS sa 40 yS
s. So Patents ordinary choice - 79s;5 80 ianfy
g. g 7e = ' fs 9 SsgraoDe &sIse
ss ss Shipping ra & ra = ,e's1 sSas ae
and Tsy r ESFi q Sf' demand .eg
$50 S5s sgperane :, & 22fIS " 90
y aS, S ssis.. 50 SYST SSi '' "
dpsalG 81 tao cn SansnR
the y Ye ssq a a sa Se s
By several ngsnces which e'q hTns esdng to r
Of iadc but the inpro. clncn. wa con,arcd
mai esg5s5 showed cslo "r s MAY @d at
sea, To- t 10 s lack u to S5S toward the co
eaIinc on al 96sc. June opened e s41c uen diogpa
70 9s 1fef sv w ts ca and Ultimately touched ec
sss 's at e s5d % & ne sRS ptHs1 @
abies which rather easier The nsHi Of au e Gay
rensTa a ep hssb In w sDs' decdSy layer a was
i 10000 both ,doD T ne, ,., 0%t s, .
Z, .ea iss S1' eeaance s d damage b
Missouri which had some I'VE influence. IheIe VA va
Dot affect he situation Interior sr,,yal, t"ds5 meT1
30 80. 9s e s s 5as any eaces bun WHEAT
1000 pigs on the curb there va, I'VE d done
Nay ss'sn a" me spot narke, ruled resar closing
rather weak. owing 70 The decline N opios 2mp~I'
String Mniers bought $4,000 bush and - load, 80
Hard PrDss Ssle 90 C. l. sSo 900 bush 'are 3 6o9
hush SPOT and arrive. including no northern 70 arrive
nd s7as5hc store 9sd9s.c ahoat; do T. o. b. 1.G2e
1 Hard Spring on spot VNotfl ~ ~"
a. On S az Apr Do J%Se az ccsns
July 92s"2e co sn ss az &c o,. coz closing
sos@ do October closing at Gle; do Novembcr closing
a. q % 90 pe S'mees S Wv Sos ned
e tsotloads qqoe,diI az but harley
sIa19c iiest INQUIRY iIie,pset,
o. Wheat today and closed with decided &C, anse az
900 900 bush and the visible supply Gscts" n
i. some scarcity grades The -ot market gi q
fully li2c and closed strong WIN Tesn'vu VII,
ednsderabe covering Of short- closing however i3,er
weak at Ia 81 e colo n the At top Sd which
ceivers reported as having bought go 10 push sae
90 900 Sush future coo bush spot includns IN,
graded Mixed and Whit at 4Oa4as No. Mi<gu Asa4te
dcliSsred no. Mixed 4sai4c in elevator 44a45e DE-
lyeTcd Low ~. MNed 42 Nav !" 4osac rosns
zos,c do juno. 4Osd4ic CLOSING at 1920
1H hardened on reduced stocks and decrease
Of COS %sg bqsh ,b in f he fs sonr at
ness options gained ealc leading to an a.1or He
eevers We're reported having taken l2 900 Hgeh od
sSe C. i a%q go mixed Sc elevator So
white sidS,c elevator SSs de N7e neys,or MHd
s5ssssc slsS. ,ss Mite N dc S"s s5qicc no. 2 Xp
closing s.s do May IT. $os ' no. White Nav
SS dsSsc closing At SStc Too so Az
s2 50 NJ 1S Ss Feed 80 Soc 'o' III"
Gonna stocks In store 81 Anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
nrcORDED MORTGAGES.

prigcs Thomas A. to NJ Halloran 133d.st. Of
't nr Wylsm r. To- G. L Tltord 35h.st, Of 5th-
ave a, Tana - = to Il De GRAF, l2othst Of 7th
ave Months, las b. To- Sinner trustee Railroad
ave " Of Cl,tchcr.s years q mortgages, $1,000
thi,vis ,,or.c. to lily, trustee. ioth-st, W OF
oIp,sr H. 10 L > Olive 9lsst OF 9thave.
yI n.s IGC' to Aitkin, 1Soth-s Of Madison
ave- yssII T 81 to T. Cromwell 81 Ridge-st. year.
s229yg John. to Mathda Plants. s2dst, Of sth
ave- Join, to l. Jacobs, property. months.
sily lc,cnbach. Louis to scheFr. Bayardst. lot
''ID anc caGVy Andrew 70 Busslns " Persy'''' Of
A' tF%Srv " II to / Happen, 29h.st Of Madi-
so"as y sat' to " Horton williamsburg Road,
adjoining Armstrong, land s YEAR so,oVO, p, oas
Irank N. to Imisrant Industrial '''iHs' DA"A' 10
L~i' William to same 37th.st. Of lo,h'avc'
y, saac isHry r. to LyFa 0oh''t Of 10TH
,,aeaa. John NJ. K 6 Eois'On, 27'h''t OF
M' Hin r. to y mls I29 ssthst years SO 900
SANE II Watts sam p'opeiy, s.'' naIstriai
s,iins, Hank n 2ith.-t 4ih-aye, Year go;
IicnecKc Christian and "iie " i"I'' "e''As'
uiton Albert b. to Clhedral Of the lnearnaagn' ~ J.
p-'adw.,v 4tn.ay, 9th and lOth sts, lease year
rse Juliu, j. to Abram Levy s'h''' 2d'a'e'
:loSn.ga %S'sss p to Elliott z'''0T'Ai' iis West
'O' Kaa, jona p Joaa and c 81, is7'h''|
'KorH la 'o, 70 AOrdm Kramer. 3'thst sth'aVe'
| year :2f 600. ., e.....,, , a, cor ID az.
kno' ooh Henry. 10 IL derrick schuc"' COZ -u'A'7
and Ssth--t. instIlmrut- 10000. J., nh ,o,,b,
Kclt. John asa VT 10 h'0cn D'''
81 - gfh-aNe year. $1,000. .~,,c,orave
Mayer Isaac, TO Julah eischnlAh " , ''N'"7
Of lotl 8 %lE,ouu
Klein Benedict a. and WE. 70 JONAS Wv" -"N ~'
"a Spring-rt. demand, TlJOuV. ooo
" Sl,,'e 10 Fell Torci mos. S.'oV,
katlcnmayer. Guido. t. Jno \ Lew, ~ a. 'rus
rsNngton.ave n Of SD st, . Yrs, slZuoo. ,.,s...
levy Louis and Morris Monsky' 10 Lyman hs'''''
oscar 1Ss and fc to tru, Fanny Hendricks;
Mad on.st OF scamnr-t. 4 yr-. so.OOV no.. ..
" Ivon PauIln, l. 70 CAss r LANCE; n 92d'ss' OF
lV'n Az, no + 10 samuel Valentine and ano;
"A ~. n OF 6jth.st US. 900. , A..
Moa-y Morris, and oa Lev ana no NOES ooo "'''
Nor-s Annie J. Forlham. 10 Mutual LIE ms 90 OF
:, y.n 90th.-r " Of shave, yr $1,000. 49,
No,. hiram 10 + Forster. : lloth-st, W 'th'a'e.
G months. - 400 ,-.,,.A,. ,,o Assura,ce soc,e,v
- r"noN ave aid 135th-st, q months. 600.
" Nudoon John. 20 II Grenebaun, s. ''thSt' Avenue
A. g months. SO lVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
New.York. Monday. April 81. 1890.

The following salc- were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room today .c 1900, o,o q,
ave- > 9.ds'. lots l. ~ 100 cacn. J'lcniN 3looU
i.,forv dwelling with lot 80 Il Last 'iti->t :. W
Mad- on-a,e lot .OXiO-2; Equitable Lie Assurance o.
.-,orv hons. with lot. 80 Is East 92d It. 5. Q
a.. .,.sNlOp 4. ,,lgyeuhrul'r. elf. 100
a..tory hou-r with lot. No. 10 East llcth-st :.
,,.,,u. lot 20 MOO II. "A Cohen, r5iop. 49,
lo, a N,.f 0sth-,t 700 II lin ave, -oAlOO' .
s,le 81 H. ,iinf ui,h lot 40 PSI Last 4sthst
o. H. d~clar vim .Ot No $50 East 3thst
Wtli..aNe. adjourned snc de. - a.. 49,, . 49,
salr Of buiIdinr- Win iot. 40 81 West ottb-st
sth..,, wa. VlthtraNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
HE STATE OF TRADE.

Bo,ton April 2i.-Tlour nrm. Corn firm fary active
OaIs steady with fair TRADE. No. white j2', shorts
onet and INN Othcr markets unclaimed. h''"'p,.
Flour 500 bhls 1900 sa'h4' corn, 2l"'o Du'h 'ar'
a. 900 bush; shorts, - tons.
nuralo April 2l.-whcat-No, hard dnl ioI
,poo car- sod At 99c. 40 So Notthern ss o h,,
H. hard e. i. (. offered freely at !5c 9"'VVp bu-h
30 Northern -old Ole winter what - COCA , o.,
,,.H 80 g nd sold a; oGc ln store car - Mhit.
Vt.hlran sold .3sc. car extra 80 Nh,' -1'e a.
~ ~ ie prices 80 900 bush 80 yellow -olH 81 q" 40
A., - 600 80. -od at 5Vs 81. 'V'v .n-h 40.
yellow sold 50 la sforr. ,'ai, strong az" ".-'''
+, ,,f. 40 . WHITE. sold az 3-aS-s', - '"i~ 40" =
.oil Al 81 1JI &c No mixed sofa a. - re
w. tr,eS I,aii,y nrm and unchanged. Ry' hih.r; -"
- A. 80 ASKED Flour aui1t aud m'n'H-'n' 'l''.i''
limr .p 600 bhi,. WHEAT 25l 900 bush corn, '@"uVO
hash. oat,. 900 bush rye 81 goo Dn,h' M ,o
tiour -. 900 bUl- wheat 1900 bush conn., '-'VvV
bush.
Baltimore AIin 2l-ceuon firm miedl'ns Ia nd
Flour moderately active aud hfh'r H%"siE y 40
s,rIf, .,a-f 60. city mills, Rio brands, 'NLA - >.
- a. winter wheat pa.nt 81 ,3"fp - elHihs ,o',
- Ioa-5 30. Go -irAent - oV"f 40 ..e,, ,,,s
- 20 Wh.at southern SCARE ir'f' 49, t,nt
-, e-4.,.. 80 . 9Ua;2c -t'alA'T - a. cr W ST.
I'M strong winter I'd. spot ana Apfi. -
III ,.ii,c. yellow. i0ai.c; Western strong nlN,d.
,ot and Aprll iO.sc. MAY. toi.dtO-c. June +V,rt
I'M, 4Ol ,ailc; July. ildil'sc; AuHu,t 80" ,a-,
,4.isc. We-.efn white. 3.a33c, 81" nh,'i ,'H''.
er.ted 80 . whit So. Rye quot ana IN n'n-'t
lar Scrr frm hut unchanged fio'i sion. un'Aan-. =. a.
n1tter frm sud UNCHANGED leg, sradt ~ ,o',,
fr.jcnt. 10 Liverpool Ier steamer. dni, cotton co.
ANN 20 90 grain go cox Tor order, D. naa'- ~
-o 40 bush. oaf- 5000 hn- t'r - oV p.,'' m,
, ..r ! ,ri bills. what. 1000 husn, corn, 80 900
t,.. ~,l.- What. 5000 bl-h c"'n l@."'' push
chicago. ApiA cl.-lAe l'ai"r fn'li'' ranged - i''
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saeshermsa cqycr: 20 cnle'go ., s,csrs ~ p IN n
Ie do. 1888 n a. q c5 % DO. go n At - 60 ;
sS ''S a, a. 80 80 do TO- 2c6 ~ at . Il DO
1893 H. at ~ 80; % 1850 n. At - 80; Il do 105
n A. At o. IS DO TO- f fI No. a, 81 a. 80 No. 'O'' 3D.
j. MCPHERSON co.. Chicago steers. liG n, at
g DO co. &c. s at s q! d. sS h. at g
DO il9i n, at - 20 p do. i2lo D. at 81 O. II DO
- 70: d. 800 r. at g 80 do, fC' H. at y =.
81 10 ~ neal-ied rennsyl,ania do i2ib n, II 81 60 ;
Co. ~ * ONO a9 I.as I7sa a. 20; a, - o ld
state 90 95G r. At % s'Ite eogs 2,5 2 a,
n, at 81 % q do, 793 N. at = 60
N. goldsmith: . Kansas steers. ll29 n. at 81 %
up s6a%berc - Chicago coarse, 1878 n at
81 Ion is do, 1919 n at - -; 81 do 1918 H. at
y 3 sanders I chlcago steers li75 n. at $50
- M zn cows~Ecscipts 80 head. Market quoted
steady At s2oqsi5 per hcad d Tor o3en to Good Cows
e10 At Jersey CITY. The unusually heavy supply sent
e aGS" &c I Rs s"S as TR 600 S no l Of
arrivals ha. been isa,hca cary IN, ysaa a airs bus.
DE- Huttcrni;k. and mixed lots sold at 3q3',c per n.
vca- :! 8a5c for Common t. Good and 80 head Choice
SSsfiesriGdd Buckingham q BatermIlks dew vcal,
a. ae iss ~ at fae iol d. 125 H. at 4'c al ''e
4l,c IA do. 1872 n. lie 100 DO iSi ~ at l'-c do
loo iIg i Mullen: % Mixed Calves JOG H. at SIC 90
io li3 n. At 3''c 10 DO l2S H. at $tc . Vcals 10
20 do 45 p! Be 81 do. 15s n, at bic SO do. l5 ~
Jeire wright & Co.: Is veals 40 N, at 80 80; II
do 1875 n &c so do. 129 ~ at 4,sci rs do, 1873 H.
At 81 is 80 do. 141 n, at &C % Mixed Calves 1os NJ
aslsnbeck & Housi s2 Mixed Calves ns N. 81
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REAL ESTATE.

Business somewhat slack at he Real Estate EN'
change Yesterday fun lot In G1h-st midway between
10Th and I'm ayes. sold for $4,000 70 Henry W. De
Forrest 90 East llsh-s;. t"o.storY bflck u"e
ING Oh lot 20 jNlOc sold 70 H. Cohen FOR - 100 ana
mn lot in ad.f between Madison and Oh brought
100 from Randolph Hugr'nh"imrr. Ihrf' are Hiui
tons tina, the market likely to close earlier than IL ciV
var. There viii probably be- some h'ANF sir- 81
suhf ban lot, In ~ IN" month ~ May hrt De-
youd .f~sr with tho exception ~ nrstcls- nv ~t't
property, many more large sas are likely u De- au'cI
-
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Mccain, John e. to Gamble. lot 21s Bellevue loss
McGenley. r. to r S Tracy s 5sth-ss, " sth.sv.. .
years, 800.
Mulry. WIN, TO Davis, n 123d-st, 1st-aye a
Robe. Charles. to + 7 Lynch n 1S5th-st, W Lemon.
Rouss c b, to Bank for Savings. $50 Broadway. g
s5arEey L i. to Christie. 11tn-ave 9 sorh
years, $500.