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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

REDHEADymLE is the name Of a
fourishing settlement of Otsego,
Mich. A family of Redheads gave the
place its auburn appellatiOn.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

A STRANGE animal, supposed to be a
spotted leopard that has escaped from
a show, is committing many depreda-
tons in the vicinity of Scottdale, Ind,
and making night hideous with its
Screams
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

The elevator boy does not lose his head
knows he must go right down again.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

AMELIA B. EDWARDS, the English
authoress now Iecturing in this cOun-
try, carries a scarabaus ring as a mas
cot
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

SoUTH AFRICAN farmers are greatly
annoyed by balloons The animals Kill
their sheep, rob their bee-hives, and
tear down fruit trees.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

FLORIDA produces crocodiles as well
as alligators, but they are harder to
capture, being more wary and chuck
full of fight
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

Ii you see a big diamond on a plain
mans finger, don't say 1t is paste. His
neighbor In the mansion may have
negotiated a loan" from him.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

very punctilious as regards his dress,
and always dons an evening suit for
dinner
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

The man who has lots of debts has the
sweet consolation, anyhow, of knowing
that lots of people will be interested in him
when he dies
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

A Cordial Invitation.-His Honor;
''WhRt made you steal this genti 0man's
door mat?'
Prisoner: "Sure, yer honor, it said wei
come on 1t, in lethers as long as your
ar-r-rn,''
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17
FAIR WOMEN'S STYLES.
LOVELY THINGS SPECIALLY DE
SIGNED FOR A BRIDE.

The Latest Developments In millinery
The Lean Girl Taking an Unfair Advan-
tage Of Her Fat Sister Carrnine and
Black for Widows.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

''NGisfortuues come in pairs" especially
when the pears are green; then they come
in doubles.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

The Dude of Marlborough grows dearer
to his wife every day. She is paying off his
debts
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17


of tOothpicks for the
legs and pins for
the arms, make the
frOggy who would
a-wOoing go. Bits
of soft dough or
putty stuck onto
the ends Of the
toothpicks viii, if
held in one position
long enOugh-that
is, until 1t stiffens
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

MANY a man gets credit for his gen
eEosity when he gives only because he
dare not refuse.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

riety Of peanut people. and almost ev-
cry kind of animal A little care and
taste in selecting the peanuts VIII soon
show what great adaptability there is
in them.
A thick, fat nut, with very little
c111.ve near one end will with the aid
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

solid and the queer little creature able
to stand alone. Plaster of paris viii
do even better if it is to be had, as it
hardens quickly and viii hold the doll
firmly in place on the cardboard or
thin board used for a foundation.
The pugilists are made in the same
way. 1t is better to fasten them
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

to topple over if they are fastened on
at first.
A long, slim peanut should be select
ed for omH LadE - who GOES abroad IN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17
Y YORK CoRREsP0EDEyCE.7

BE slim girl OF fash
ion is taking q lean
advantage of b er
Weightv sister. Here
it is nearly half way
through winter, and
although fur coats
and ample wraps
are plenty, there are
also many figures on
the chill promenade
who look as though
they were clad skin
tight and made
quat6ly. But there
IN lies the fact that
the slender girl can,
and nowadays does,
WaQ her JalIOr-ma16
suits and thus rem
q, deTs them warm,
without extending
her proportions be-
. yOud the outlines
(which nature prob
ably intended in her
case. Therefore you
I o o k expectantIy
but in vain Tor red
. ears and a blue nose
on her. The dress,
Of aDDarentlV q sin
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

s e ely to the
foundation before
put tin 8 on the
knobs of dough
which answer for a
IS e t of bOxin g
gloves, as these are
rather heavy and
the people are apt
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

Stranger. 'sNOt over seventy -hve cents.''
Proprietor: ''Weli give me that and we
viii call it square. Can't affOrt to risk los
ing anything these hard times"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

". V. 100 d %.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

No Risks Run,-Big hotel proprietor:
''Yes sir, your bill sir, is $40. Been here
one day exactly"
Stranger: 81 am short of change, but
here IS q check for $50, which
Llrr-,rs-E--. OIL lc,lt Lie L., .roaE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17

Mems Goods, Rubbers, sc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

groom. The cer- HEERY y. sTANLEY.
enoHy was performed by Very Rev.
George Bradley, D. d.. Dean ot West
miuster, Very Rev. Frederick William
Farrar, d. D., +. L. s., Archbishop Of
Westminster. and Right Rey. William
Boyd Carpenter, Lord Bishop Of Ripon-
The service was fully choral 4 great
crowd congrega ed about the abbey and
loudly cheered Mr.. Stanley and Miss
Tennant and the wedding guests on
their arrival Miss Tenants dress
was Of white corded silk,
trimmed with white satin and en-
broidered with pearls and orange
sprays. She wore "a miniature OF the
Queen. which had been presented by
her Majesty as a wedding gift The
preventative OF King Leopold, of Bel
gium. was Mr.. Stanley's best man. All
of the officers of Stanley's last expedi-
tion into Africa were present at the
wedding.
Mrs Stanley. who reached the abbey
first, rose upon the entrance Of Miss
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the service his voice was almost inaudi-
bic, showing the results OF his illness.
Miss Tenants voice was clear and
steady, and only faltered as she repeated
the words: '.In sickness and in health. +"
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the happy pair passed through the nave,
which was crowded with people of all
ranks and classes, and entered their
carriage at the north portal. The
carriage was drawn by pair Of
superb roans, and was driven di-
rectiy to Whitehall terrace, the resi-
dence of the bride. 1t was followed
by a long line of private coaches
headed by that containing Mr. and Mrs.
Gladstone. The people who surround
ed the north entrance TO the abbey IN
great numbers gave three hearty cheers
for Stanley and his bride as they
emerged from the church, and all along
the route thousands on the pavements
stood and cheered them and the Glad
stones as they passed.
LONDON, July 12-The Queen has
presented Mr.. Stanley with a miniature
likeness of herself, set in diamonds.
Accompanying the gift is an autograph
letter highly eulogistic OF Mr.. Stanley
services in the field Of exploration and
wishing the explorer a happy welded
| life.
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FOUND THE "SVAC.'
Fsstesaos fasPeotor Natkalt knsAftiss
tGe Flsaseg 81 tee Asstaela Zee ~
sr4lE Esasrrs ~ the ssr@sa 40
NastA Es~set4 ft@lF.e-

MaNNrApol1s hlna. July d r %
fae nlfht of Jeue lsst . Aortsern
lascife u4in nas boarded near Sew
s2leu. D. a. ly teo ussaea mea .hs
serFoFiaed tae passengers sn1 80 A~ss
Wsta several Y51eaes 81 ges .s;e.ts nal
Esiler
Cae II TIE rehtev Wes afiefwRra capt
urea - shsrle posse. "a his person
vas iouna a goia ring end geia nateA
taken from the mail sack AND about sise
Ia l1oncy. he Was tskeA - l@.4 Al
Dickinson sAd kept tAero for ts~
days. Eaa for Ereatev security removed
by tie Inspector h Fargo TIC
nen had evidently divided thelg
swag before starting, 81 that "a
case ~ separation oach Nouid have
his share. Inspector Watkins proaa-
bly, kaows b. AIS sime tae SmonHt they
seemed. Tie put.-sAtd estimate -
a. 0oQ OF a. coo as lAo Amount Is bui tae
radest guess. 81 is believed that tAe
robbers so, away R,ith nearer S5o. o9o.
Believing that part ~ tAe uoaeg az
least hae bcta concealed by tie captures
roober, ca rather thrown away during as
short night after discovery, gost lnspee-
tor Watkins lett this eiig lass fr.a@y
morning. an3s t4kiag ope assistant utth
him. On Sunday maruinE last reached lie
spot OF the bank q fhe stresn where
they set their r3an. Recent rains nad
caused = heasy growth 81 grass ana the
wind had been sweeping ONoG tae piace
since June 10. Bat after Q day search
over space of about four acres ihe
shfewdness 81 ia Inspector was rewarded
by 1nding IN tern bats and ragged pieces
large amount OF currency. llere we're
found gmeTous tens and tNenties more
O. less muuisted snd one BAL 81 81 900.
ia the prairie Tie grass VAS kBee deep.
The whole hun4le had been dropped in
one place and ia the robbers haste had
not been securely bid. Coyotes or go
piers lad torn and separated the money
and the winds had scattered IT, The
amount recovered the Inspector VIII not
disclose. bat it rams into The thousands
The other robber IS st large YET and is
the leader. lie is known as q marvel
ously clever craftsman with a romantic
career.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

List OF the Successful Divisions In the X.
n. Competitive Drills at Milwaukee
The Conclavs Ends.
MILWAUKEE. July L. The drilling
tournament in which the Knights OF
the Pythian order met in friendly con-
test, came to an end Friday. The names
Of the winners were duly alnounced and
the prizes awarded. and when the her
aids had blown a farewell blast upon
their trumpets the big conclave was
practically ended.
The mem5 5ers OF tho supreme lodge.
the legislative body of the order, will
remain behind and will probably be in
session all Of next week. The con-
clave has been a big success in every
particular, and much satisfaction is felt
by the visitors as well as the citizens Of
this city.
The winners in the tournament were
announced on Juneau bluff Friday after
noon with appropriate ceremony. Long
before o'clock crowd of over 5, 200
people had assembled on the bluff to
witness tho final display. General Hast
ings OF the Michigan brigade, had
been appointed to the command Of the
companies. AT the appointed time
Captain King, MaiorGeneral Carnahan
and rigadier-Goneral Halsey stepped
TO the front of the line and announced
the decisions of the judges. The awards
were as follows:
First prize, sl.Ooo, Hastings division, No. 10,
OF Hastings Mich, Captain A. ID. Niskern;
average, 1881.
Second prize. 1870 Erie division, of Erie Kan.
Captain f. G.. Fletcher; average S2.s3. f'''
Third prize. 1900 Austin division, No. Il of
Amsterdam, -. Y, Captain @. A. Clark; aver.
age. SS.I2
Fourth prize $500. New Albany division, No.
=, OF New Albany, Captain II. NJ Cooper; aver
age. s7.27.
Fifth prize, 300. Grand Rapids division, No.
6. Of Grand Rapids. Mich, Captain Samuel
Bayne; average. s7i2
Sixth prize, $500. Fort Dearborn division, No.
l. OF Chicago, Captain 2. c. Peck: average, s6.57.
Seventh prize 500, Manly division, No IS,
CT Indiana, Captain Charles J. Manly; average,
1851.
Eighth prize, sl01 Red Cross division No. 4,
Of ST. Louis, Captain John S. Schiok; average,
so ST.
Best division commander, prize, Uniform rank
Knights Of Pythis jewel. valued at s10) Cap
tain A G. Niskern, OF Hastings division, Hast
ings, Mich.
Division travelling longest distance prize
$500, Abbott division, No 1e, OF Fall River
Mass.
Best battalion drill, prize 800 First division,
Illinois, Colonel Thomas Young: average. n.
Lincoln division, No. Is, OF Illinois, awarded
prize OF 500 for exemplihcation Of ritual!stic
work before the supreme lodge.
4. There was great enthusiasm during
the awarding of the prizes and cheers
greeted the winners as they passed in
review. Most of the companies marched
directly from the parade ground to the
depots and there waited for their trains.
Friday evening General Carnahan is
sued a general order directing the
breaking Of CampCarnshan-
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Eikt1RIC FLASHES

Tee centennial eEnieersary - Meth
,alsla IL B.ssen sss oe1ehrasea', oa
Es.6sy.
r cThesI.on2en News states ,hst Nrs
Frank Leslie uin marry lie Marcus as
tssufllle-
ne Missouri Repubhsan Stals con
ssauon Nil BE- hela IN jefferson CITY
Aagast -
Michael Melcb, eged Fa fell from
vlaaac4 lAst night a. kockturd ~. and
b1oke Ais asek.
Jamss McNzhoa and Joseph Rrown
were sun-sgraek al Kansas CAS- lrldsY
McMahon alea
Lamar. Cgl. Friday. Loss. sse eoo, ir-
suranee, sisoee
Philip rraniman, a carpenter, fen
dead from excessive beat ~ Peoria. ~.
Fsa@y afternoon.
David Naliea, al cd Virginia slave.
q resident q Pslla, "a, died Friday al
Tie age - lis years
The Gincuities between the brakenen
in 81 Louis and the Gould system have
been anieably settled.
J. c. Mcintosa. sn sldeFm&n Of Beloit
Wis, died Thursday night as suit Of
being overoome by the heat
! Eawara H. Callsgher vas hanged al
/ Vancouver. Masa., Friday for the mgr.
/ der Of Louis Mar last Norsmbsz.
The London postnen's strike has prse'
tically collapsed Altogether 500 men
( have been suspended or dismissed.
Mrs. Daniel Au5reEs VAS cooking
/ Friday at Lima. o., when her clothing
+ took lrc and size VAS burned 10 death.
1 Complete census returns give Macon.
+ Ga, a population q. q, 40, including
the suburbs. In 1850 the population
/ was l2 500
The cholera bulletins from Naleneia
+ show STEADY decrease IL tAe epidemic
At Gambia Thursday six new cases and
five deaths were reported.
Sylvaaus Palmorton, prosperous
farmer noer Bsrboursville, Pa was
beatea 10 death with hoe by hired
( man who had become insane.
General Master Workman Powderly
says the Knights Of Labor viii have
ballot reform bills before nearly every
State Legislature next winter.
The bones Of 250 French soldiers who
died in Berlin OF wounds received dur
ing the Russian campaign of 1912 were
moved into = new grave few nights
ago.
Tie State convention Of the Con
necticut Prohibition party has been
called for Wednesday, August Is, al
Hartford TO nominate a State ticket and
Congressman.
All Cooper. negro who murdered an
other negro several months ago, was
hanged at Birmingham, Ala, Friday
The hanging was the fifth hanging in
Birmingham since January.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

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Funeral OF General IIsk.

CoLpwATER. Mich, July 12.-The re
mains of the late Clinton j. Fisk, the
Prohibition candidate for President Of
the United States in the last cam
paign, arrived at his old home
from New York this afternoon and
were inferred in the family lot
OF the old village cemetery. The town
was in mourning, and business was
generally suspended. The townspeople
turned out en- masse and escor ed the
remains from the train to the grave.
Brief services after the ritual Of the
Methodiss Episcopal church took place
prior TO the final interment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

ASHLAND. Wis, Jaly l2. Census Su.
porvisor Noyos reports tie population
OF the cities in bis district as follows,
Marinctte. j.. 500. Ashland. l0.o .ooo.
Wa1sau. I0 600. Stevens Point 5000,
Merrill, 1000. Vaughan, $500. Hurley
2,109.
ANSA. III. July I2 2-Anna's poprla-
tion by the National census is 2.aes
Ten years ago % was ]. $50. Jonesboro.
tho county seat has. it Is stated. !. 200
inhabitants ERumorators estimate tire
total population of the county a. about
$500 1t is reported that bat few farms
10 The county are mortEagsd-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
FOR CONGRESS-.
Ex-Iieutsnant Governor warwick Mont
mated for Congress in Major BIchlniey's


mated for Congress in Major BIchgniey's
District
CoIuNBus, O. July 70. AT orrville.
in the Democratic Congressional con-
vention FOR the sixteenth Ohio district
ex-Lieutenant-Goyer John g. War
wick was nominated 10 succeed William
Mckinley in Congress, on the seventy
fourth ballot
mr. Warwick vas born ln ireland in 1879
and came 80 hmeric0 81 thc sge of -. Five
years later he enlbarEea in Tie cIE Fooee busi
ness. lie subsequently became lrtcrettea in
coal mining. milling sac railroad buiicing. AID
i nCw \ director - seyeial rallrc41 companies
anc the owner of segcrsi hundred acres 81 ui1
ing ard agricultural land lie never heid of,os
bat once. when he was eiecsec Lieutenant.
Governor in iss3
FoND ~ LAC. Wis, July IL zen
eral L s Bragg has finally decided -
be candidate Tor Congress, and hls
name Will 20 before the Second district
convention in opposition 70 Barwig
GLENCOE. Mimi, JGly ~ 80 Tho
Farmers Alliance Congressional con-
vention for the Third district nomi-
mated " w Gable. a farmer Of Mcleod
County, for Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

tn Tenant
took place To
day IA Mest-
Minister Abbey
AfE anle Y
showed the et-
teets % tie IL
ness ~ HlicA
be WAS attacked
yesterday and
he W . 5 CON
pslled 10 use =
stick 10 assist
him IN walking
"a and from the
altar. TIE Ab-
bsywas crowded
with frieRds OF
the bride and
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the remainder q he esrgs. - TIE ~ases
ID uet psss tie balk1s~A y to eom.
vzrtnens n xnics tae sRPiosloA -,
car-ea Tbs damage 70 tAe beas ~
scaoans - sle.eoe er SlaoQe ~hsls tAai
ou TIE ezrgo 4sil * sbeat sla.eoe. eoti
fally insaEed
Tie bozs Tlogs was eGils a
Rasalo IN lssS ~ tae lnion Dry Doek
Coupany for sAe Uuiea steam boat Cou.
pzny as part Of tie kTas lines rseG
She Is So teel long, 50 teetln tie beam,
and is Of s.ess gross to8nage aud ]. "a
net Her deDtA Is a feet she cost
Wien nes Sz5e. GA
Many DkowSEp.
HAITFAx, \. =. dEly ~ BE steam
er Annex No. 4 purchased by TIE town
OF Dartmouth from New YORK parties tc
rua On the ferry Las betwesa Dart
mouth aid Halifax, arEire1 Friday
BtghE TheEs Was = great crowd On tae
wharf 81 which the b0at Sas 70 land. and
as Il was docking the swinging bridge
OF the wharf gave way and about q
hundred Women md children were pre-.
elpitated into the water Ine steamer
s~---a OF and life-presegyers were
thrown 20 ths struggling mass Of hu-
mznity. RowbOatS were soon on the
spot aad tae aoFz Of rescce immediately
began. Word soon reached the city and
every steamer was crowded with people
going over, so that IN short time
thousands blocked ell the avenues Lead
ing 70 the ferry conpany's wharVeS
Up 20 q late hour five bodies had been
recovered The water al the scene ortbe
disaster is hlteen feet deep and divers
are al work searching fo- bodies. As
far SIS known six or eight are missing,
mostly girls aad boys. IL is supposed
that some Of the children missing
were killed in the struggle or were
sent TO wasery graves By the steamer as
1t backed away from the wharf. Many
OF those rescued were severely injured
and some will probably die from the ei-
fects of their wounds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
Crous IN MICHIGAN.

LANSING, Mich, July i2.-T1h- 7
report made up from $50 correspondents
In this State, gives acreage Of wheat
80, 205 acres less than year ago. There
were marketed in June 9z6, $50 bushels
Of wheat, while the total for the clever
months preceding we're l4,eil,+ ,+S0 bush
els. The condition of corn is placed as
81 IN southern. % in central and 1o3 per
cent. in northern counties; oats. e61l.
potatoes, Sc. The apple crop will be
about half a yield.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

MARTIEsv1LLK. Ind. july 11-Dour-
las Thompson. living two miles east ~
here, left his room Thursday night
after the faNiiy had retired going 20
an old school-bonse three miles distant.
DE SET fire - the building and then
hung himself 20 a rafter with q check
rein Nothing but the lover part ~
the legs wss let ~ prove hls identity.
II-healfn wac the cause
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Nrw YORK. July 12 There were fq7
business failures ir the Unitoa states
during The seven days ended on Friday.
against rs tho previous seven days
The total number of failures in The
United states frora January 10 date h
5.9o2. against $3.50 In ike portion
1850
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
switzerland selected a. Arbitrator.

LISBON, July I2.-It Is authentic that
Switzerland has been selected as arbi-
traitor in the Delagoa Bay railway ques-
ton The republic will be requested TO
appoint three OF her best lawyers 10 ex.
anime the case and fix the indemnity to
be paid 10 Portugal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Tenant q n d
the ceremony at
on C G b e < a n 4.
Duri n z l h o
cere m o my b g
held bene a t h
his arm I h c
stick he was
COMPEL e d TO
use for support
while walking.
As he repeated
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Williau
Wrightson. manufacturer Of hosiery
has assigned. Liabilities estimated a
$40, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
THE MARKETS.


CsIcAGo July r.
FLoUE---9uiet and firm. Spring Patents, ~ =
Q5g5: Bakers - s.fS CO Straights, g 20
425; Winter Patents. SANG 4.o5; Clears, sa,ioe
42h
Moderately active and higher. 70
9 cash about IS 6aGs7aic, August ssS4sa4o
September. S9is e0'sc; December, slGesc.
COAS-Eairiy active and weak early, nov
frr.er. No ., 2e.s13sHc; No. yellow, $40
s3lsc; Ne 3, S5& a5sc; No. sTeliow, S6,i SAC
Jelly. 3s3. .gS5zc, August. S5ysGSsc, Scp1em
her s7ss0.S3Ec; May, eo5s@iihc.
OATs-Quiet and STEADY. No. 2, e3Z2iilc
August. 23a2Ssfc, Gcrtsmber. ZK@2sHc
May. 3lis93l'sc Sample lots IN far demand
and stea9y. 30. 3 5l2ec; 80. White 3 10
32c; no. 2. e94 4C,asac' 30 White 81 :. .G'5's
RYE-S2lable ono steady. 10. 2 cash 4sc
July 80 sGJ0c. September soc: samples about
4e99Qc for Eo9; 4oasSc for NO. 3.
BARLEY-Uuchanzcc Common. thin Iows
No. and 10. 9 29le5c: good 10 choice. 300
35c: Northwestern-,so 8. thin. SO.ts2c, gooC
10 choice S5Ga3e; no. ? September delivery
Csc bid
MISS PonK-Aiarke: rather quiet, with ngh'
trading a. lower prices Prices euotanle 8
slL75Flls7,, for cash: us0oai2Io for July
slL2Jltlls5 for August aid tiLiJ4llls To-
September
LARD-Rather quiet ard prices ruled steady
Prices ranged at 1870 57,4 fcr cash; Sa 20
BIZ. for Julv; s5.s5G565-. for August, ant
5o7lsQ6 % Tor Septe-lber
BUTTER - Creamery, saloc. Dairy. seize
Packing stock, 4G5itc
PoULn.lY-Live chickens lie per 2 Sprinl
Chickens i5Hi6c pcr = Live turkeys. Ul5s
per b; Live Ducks. &C. per ?; Live Gees
S2COLs50 per dozen.
LGQUons 80 Distilled Spirits nrn ard I'd
changed On the basis of sl.o9 FOR finished goocs
yrw YoRK Jsiy Is.
WHrAT-No 2 rcd stronF hL6c hirher sns
quiet. July. s3eg5i.e; August, eiA gs5c; SCI
tember. s31sCI9s4c. October. 70. AoFemoe :
953s e54c; December. eoaGSac, Nay
o. ll-lectAl.o.
CoRN-No quiet and easier, No ?, s3bz
&c. steamer mired 4aifcEAc
OATs-No. duu and steady. western "a
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Pnov1s1ous-Beet stsafr plate. 1891 )
extra mess. t70oeze5 Pors eDiei &Dd steady
rness sl3zss4As5: extra prue. $1,000 ioso
Lard quiet ana st.sfg. steam ren5erca, g. - {.
,nIcsco. July ~
CATT1r Market was moderately scilve al
Tr.cos without nstcuai oaange. Caoiafton
ranged a e. s004s9 for choice - fancy snip
plng steers. t3iTlk25 Ter sooo - Choice a..
g. foa2so fer ccamo1 % fair oo.. t3l3a 70
butchers steers. - Geo iog ttocseie g
03.s5 Tor Texans. -.s ~ ior feeder -. q !
350 for COWS. ssolsA75 for Buils, sna & so
~ for Veal Calves
Hoes-M4r..t active nuG srm. Prices ahou
ioc higher. Saies rnr-o 81 2 s3aaA -
light. 3 1880 fer rcugf packing 8 s1sa :
To- Ialxe6, aaa y s5a5 81 iof lesFs packing al
Shipping lois