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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
COURT RECORDS.

Krvr CIRrrrr-Judra Grove-N ich-
Gan Fire Ladder and Truck C0mpau Y
vs. George r. Ravmo1d. assumpst
pis ntf non suited Judgment for
defendants tor cost. The People vs.
Kennedy H1u1a. complaint for assault
and battery. continued over tenn
Gusravs A. Wolf - William Irwin,
ass1mrst. 0u tr-ai--Judre Burch-
Aleunder Msthescn va AUSTIN RiCb-
srdsCn. trespass on She case, on ira
PRopArr -JutEe Perkins Es'a$ oi
Tvgia G.. Howard. deceased. executor :
fnai account filed hearing June 2.
Estate 90 John Mccarthy, mental in-
com ueteut. guardians annual account
aled. Estate of Robert O.. B0stwick
deceased. order closing estate aga INST
claims.
Srrrsr0R Judge Rurl ingaue-Th he
People vs. Brockev 4Ui3t and Harry
Knap. larceny from the person, ou
triaI
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

A novel arrangement for securing al
abundance Of soft light together with
perfect ventilation has been installed IN
an opera house in Chicago The device
is. in form, similar 20 large parasol.
eighteen feet in diameter. the perf0Ta-
tions in the cover permitting the escape
of the vitiased atmosphere The rod
and handle a-e formed 20 permit the us'
a cas Jets il necessary. while from the
tips of each rib inoandesCent buIbs hang,
giving perfect and powerful circle q
light. Another feature Is the use Of in
caudesoent bulbs. arranged In wire net,
70 indicate tho name Of tho company
PLAYING Chicago Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
A COMEDY OF ERRORS.
The Way TO Make a Big Pile OF Dust
Very Easy.

NrEJ AsAefs
Scene-COruer Monroe and Ottawa
ste; dramatist personae, Ed. p. kldder
and u. Fred Mills.
K.dder lconfldentiallyl-"Say, Fred,
I can put YOU onto a scheme by which
YOU can raise considerable dust"
Fred-"HOw can / 90 lt.'
kidder-"BlOw IN . dust pan"
Fred-"J Jerusalem. DOn'tsay q word
Ill set 'em up an night, but I want to
20 over and catch Zach Aldr.ch."
He goes over and meets Zach.
Frcd-"Say, Zach, do YOU want to
know how you can make 4 lot OF
money!
Zlcn-'You bet | DO. Tell me how l
can DO It.
Fred-'Blow u dust pan, ha, ha,
ha,' me coca off into Il paroxysm OF
laughter while Zach stares IN wonder
Zach" Well. where Is the lOke?"
Fred-"Why,---damtiuO."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
A Holland Citizen Speaks Very Highly
OF Or. ConlxcY, 1I. ID.

Mr.. B. NdnRaalte, of Holland, n
dealer II agricultural implements, who
IS also quite extensively engaged IN
STOCK raising was seen by a TELEGRAM
HERALD reporter yesterday at his Of
flee. | have been out all the forenoon
with Dr.. Conkey, the Grand Rapids
veterinary surge on and saw him operate
on q fine thrce-year-old for Scrotal
Hernia. What do YOU think of HIM as
veterinary? What do think Of him!
Well, I'll tell you, / do not think he
mas 4 superior IN Michigan, or the
whole United States for that mat
ter. I went through the late war
and / have seen some surgical
operations performed in the army and
can truthfulIy say that COnkey is an
expert at MS profession. He Castratcd
rIdging for me that others had failed
on, and whats more, he successfully
reduced a scrotal hernia in a QelGIDg
for me that other surgeons said could
not be reduced. April i I rode with
hm in the vicinity or Holland and saw
kim operate on twelve horses; five OF
them were abdominal ridglDgs mot
ilsnkersl. and they Gre today all vel
aud sound. You may say that | D.
/ llCve Doctor ]. l.. C0ukey Is the coming
veterinary surgeon OF the day.
Some remarkable Cures Of deafness
are recorded OF Or. Thomas Electg c
| Oh. Never fails 70 cure earaChe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

- ~ lassea larassl n ClauoaE. = 1.a1-A
--aef. 49, -laas@s s41@1. A-E - lssa. ~
1lL4seas lslF1.l1
49, LisslEs sslA ars--e sr-z.ln reso@aflzz asls
~ las@ECl. A. -F.a-pae1 ..rsszs1, sassg a.
az-ls--1 ef.a1l A-sa-lzrsaz.
~ A-al..- ~. = 49, 49, l.s ..ss gssslass.
"a -.s--l.s-s@--<s a. P1lFla. lles1ss ~ ia
sase- lHga l9allag l>S.rl.l.r zTsogs- - 1-sesl,
- @s1ali-a, .-szs7lia. - 49, 4--sd -zsa
<qlillale = - Ffl1-srs-fs 4szlliY a. "a izs-1-
90 ESle4 a. gs1soasrs aad sE-s.ls 1as- q.a.sFlszE
a Pass tastsasaa EsEl.l-se1 ass - Szep-
aEtY tl13 ~. ~
t1T-lez- .sr-at sialLS Grsag Brilzla st sec
iss5-Aeasa a E-si Lzzsssl- a-sl-21 sLztaal1ka.
s-a1 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

n~f Matnrn aIFrt FaafaFrf =
r-rr~frn 4 very hanf sor'n rIrrE ferr8
hs sflaerts. lae giEE was a eefrsIesa
sr Prise tc the Prrf. srd Mrs Heltrn.
ard wA icrn ~ a pIeaea rrri. .eaer
60 hsrrr fsrrs rr1erDus hgarx AZ
a1a st91acus stuseuts
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
Neuralgia, CataTh, Dyspepsia.
STOMACH DISEASES !

Also other chr0nic diseases. such a. sciSiics.
lalioaza Paralysis. locaeaetols atafl&, cfnirf
-. apsPtsRg. cNSeEtefS. 0FoSsf. otePrpslst
plies Rupture. sEflet are. liver. klanef. biS1dcf
Aad praSEalle ass-aaSes stomach 4no heart
troubles. l9st manhood urnoEs seaaAts aAc
a. ogsaItc Wra kDesSes A SPECIALIST constant
" en hhaa for tnaaling faroAf ana lang tros-
hes Also : specialist ln skin diseases srphiils.
acrofEss. eczema. ulcers. etc. Gnd a. pfiNAte
aad delicate diseases 81 both sexes ,strrnla-
torfh1-a 4alatency N1TloSI@le hAdTeoele.
hsrreunesS. etc CCREO BY PROPS CHAN
hERS 4 JOHNSON AND fACUITT. Cases taken
by the single treatment or by The month
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

This Dats n History Nay %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Some Remarkable Cures Of deafness
are recorded OF Or. Thomas Electr
OIL. Never fails 70 cure earache-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
DID THIS NAN KILL HIS UIFE!
HER BODY FOUND WITH SUSPICIOUS MARKS
UPON IT.

UPON IT
Mary Mason Of No. 80 Parkst., oleu cary
dqv under suspcious circumstances ana hcr n"sohI'
rohn has bccn arrested and held l" avail cNd'
,ion The appearance Of Mrs. Mason Dooy "'" '1
testimony Of the people who live III the mouse r'
the nolicc 10 believe that Mason was inc '@''o VI
his wife,s death The couple, VINO were We" al
yanrod in years. occupied a room ana bcdFVH" '''
,b rronud floor of the rear of the tenement onNo
NAM disrcpntable people live in the house ana inc
ro,icc have had occasion several times TO WISH IN;
MACE Ahout O'Clock yesterday morning the tenants
wore aroused bv the sound Of quarrel in the apart
ucnt occupied by the Ma>onS, bat As the noise aNed
only a few minute, nothing was Thought OF IT, TWO
bo,lr. aftervard Mason rushed cXcitcdly INT" the
Elizabcth.st. police station and 3nhorlcc" thit
when h. awohc he found his wife dead In the Dcd by
hi, Idle Mason was detained while detectives went
10 make an investigation. ,
Upon their arrival at the house me detectives
foupd the room where the MaSons lived in great as.
order. Everything indicated tnat struggle lid
taken place. ON bed in the smaller room Jay inc
BODY Of Mrs Mason. 1t was cold and marked IL
several places with black and blue spots. Ilc face
and hands were scratched aS If by human mails, and
smcsrsd with blood. An Ollccr was placed in charge
OF the premises aud Mason was taken before Justice
MCMAHON at the TOmbs Iolicc Court, who rcnaudcd
him for examination tins morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
DEATH OF MRS MARGARET Z. FAY.

Mrs. Margaret +. Fay wife Of Hugh Fav. Of the
Barry and Fay Comedy Company, died ri he: home
at Mt. Vernon yesterday morning at $50 oclOc"
from complication of diseases resulting from an
attack of Ia grippe last January. Dr.. Goodwin Of
MI Vernon and Jr. Ale, andcr strong. of this city.
were the attending physicians. Mrs. Fay Whose
maiden name was Margaret +. Dc SOvcy, was born
i'm the West in lSc2. ard married there 10 NJ.
Fay in 11T9 She wa, we'll known to the member,
Of the dramatic profession, and was manager and
proprietor Of The Light on the Point" Dramatic
Company in the West foi some time. In the winter
Of lass. owing to the illness OF her husband. she
left her ccnpany in the hands II manager ana
assisted in the management of the Barry and Fay
Company. she woman OF great executive
ability. She had not performed upoE the stage for
several years. Her husband aud lcr two childr a. "a
bow and a girl. eight and ten respectively. are
her only near relatives.
The funeral Will hc held 81 the Roman Catholic
church al VT. Vernon on Wednesday afternoon, fol
loved by burial az Wooilawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
Woes OF THE POSTAL CLERKS.
COMPLAINING OF POSTMAsTER-GEYERAL wANA-
MAKERS COURSE WITH THEM.

COMPLAINING OF PoSTMASTERI'ENf.RAL WANA-
MAKERS COURSE WITH THEM.
The members Of the National Association Of Post
Office Clerks in New York and Brooklyn held a meet
ing Yesterday afternoon al the German Masonic Hall, in
Fifteenthst, further tie bill before Congress
limiting their work 10 eight hours day and allowing
q fftecn-days' vacation every year. great many
members were present The chair occupied by
Vice President Powell and NJ Babb acted secretary
The vital point Of the meeting resolution framed
BY F. 4. O'Malley, secretary Of the National Associa
ton OF POst0lcc Clerks. 1t was follows: - Re
solved That this association regrets that the Post
General is using his great influence to deprive
US Of this measure now pending before the Lcgisld
ture which is universally conceded to be one Of
simple justice" Censurc also passed upon Mr.
Wanamaker for calling few pos;masters to Washington
In order 10 get material which to found his obicc
tons 10 the bill.
To OFFSET the opinions Of these few =. a. O'Macy
has forwarded Congress man John II. KctchaDl, Of
Duchess County. who has charge OF the BILL the let
tiers Of 300 postmastcrs who certified that the pro
visions of the bill not only practicable, but were
necessary In simple justice to the ovcrworlcd postal
clerks OF the country. Among postmascrS whose
names were thus forwarded, and who give their in
dorscment 10 the BILL those of Brooklyn
Albany, Buffalo, Troy, Utica and Newburg, IN this
State; San Francisco, Los Angeles, Ncw-Orleans
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, ,y n.uv rpyR1NE MONDAY 9, 1s9O-TWELVE PAGES

pcr 80 os Antwerp at ia francs per Oo Ts anu
changed -. .....o.....
oil City Penn. juno National Iransl t SsI' sc
o3l,~. $4,000 I'LL, charters, COLDS Dds s"pnehN'
ri,sb1rg penn Jun. 7.-Pctroleum dnil put STEADY
x,nni irons, certificates opened at S1'ici closed az
80 highest S7i,c lowest SIC 49,, rr,,.,, cor,,eea,os
" bradford Penn june National transit cert,heat,S
opened at SHE; closed at Sc 'S"'''' O eO' '''
S1i3,c: cearanccs $4,000 bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09
A BOLD HIGUW Az ROBBER CAUGHT

william Easel age twenty, committed bold high
way robbery on the Towcry on saturday night. Ii"
took of his wa>;coat and throwing IT over the head
Of August O'Corncll 81 ~. Fla West Houston st.
blinded him while he took from O'C0nnclr, pocket
a so gold watch. Easel then hcd. and oConncl
followed him. Easel threw O'Conurl down and cIi
hi, head. hut CAPTURED Is Ghocr Bath. 81 tlc
Eleventh Precinct: who found the stolen watch
I'm the robbers shoe. lu E.~cN Market Police t"ur.
Justice Talrtor held Easel without bail and CON
mi'tcd O'Councl 10 the House 81 Dctcuti'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-09

Savannah. Denver Knoxville, Jaoxsony..ne, NJ ~
Worth, Antonio. Montgomery Nh boston
Lynn Mas and Tocto Many speeches wcie I icop
and by unanimous vote II Wa of'nu'u rvi,c shail
bc Iut on an equality with other dep"t,nt, y ="
civil service and relief be given 10 llc n''"'
thn L., IL M rllIncnI
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x.,iIlTr STAR LINZ.
Railroads.


GENITAL. RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
" FOOT or LIF itc y, s ~, N9 SO is5o RIVER
$50 a. IN. Tor Flcmlng,on. ia,ton Rcthehem, Allen.
MaSA S9s"s W,,sFF Siao0 Ris .Sars
WinttS d', saqaas cT E,.toq, Bs.asscm. Asa
town a. N a. M Tor Ts6 md anch ani t'ion
town o. and Aaut I' thSnR "a sand, Lax hopa
Soms TSston. Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh chunk and
loo ns Sy s TsaS hu 1Gh' w GSS%s
S;5aS saaSa L1tS% wpS 4h 1i
H. CT asass 5asG a "'G's@G" as. ! ,
E Sars , rS,,tSM Maach CaumG anS r5s, ,,o
for Eas'Sg neiAcGWym Ato"9 M ns
'o 80 p H. fer l!sHinstOn. Lake HOpatcOos. LaStOn
ID = 10 d. n Tor somcryie and Pennington
for an.G hlcAc% h,niGTn 20 N,oSh
d Ja sat e aS"s R%S,G HHHry Us rs4 %
p. m m sunday trains do not ocean Grove or A.
sd Hsnpnt' sS IS Ms So 30 and IS S5cypoS
s"q For iakSScsd. Toms River Barnega 30 siS
a T Fsr h 80 'S o. Siu,lnnd and nrascon 80 m
For freehold. a;3o. sl5, Has Il. m. 80. 49,
81 g. so 60 SO % , S9 50 So sssa,T
'''' T. I'' SANITY NOOK ROUTE:
FOX From From EifF icGs q sS; 49, N,
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach. Scahrcht,
Monmouth leach, Long Branch Sc.. 80 10 Is
10 100 p ~ ~ w u n TOT i"h'"oou'
For Flberou ocean Grove. Asbury Park Point Pleasant
Grove and Asl ury Park). at 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central r. II. of New Jersey Phadepha Read.
Ing R. r., and BatIaolo and Ohio Il A.
Philadelphia at 80. :t5, 90 II 30 a. 30
SUNDAYS o 90, II 90 a. m. . .O6. 90. 90. 90
For batmor and Washington daily at 90 II 80 lex.
Sunday q 700, 90 %. Il Is night.
Trains ltayng a; az. II 80 a m. 30. 90 100.
;So ~ R9adnH rIg Si"H h'PS, nave con-
For Sunbur, rcwIsburg and Wiiiamsport, Via Phila-
dcpha at ! - IA NJ, II 80 Buffet laIlor Carr. Z 80
p. m. Il rs midnight except saturday night Sundays
y -
Tickets and ParorCar be procured a. H. pol
as 90, tlio, S23 broadway. 737 0thave. 20i West
f26th.st 1874 Fast l25thst New.York; Courtst., 500
Fulton st. ~ broadway. BROOKLYN
New.York Transfer Company wiz call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence,
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RAILROADS..
RENN SYLVA ia
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY II. $780,.
"a .t.t,ons fOOL vi UesDrOsses ana COrtian0s


ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890
trains leave stations foos oil Des"ro'ses and Cor"nds
streets. as fU0@' FAST LINE for the West Pullman
wy sleeping and FaTor Cars Arrives Ceye.nd
Cos%Dus a 49, daH c coasets 0 a p 70;
S2d an DSS' Lock Haven sunday
1906 sSS x efffR' aSP chicago HIM
I r..ns Corpse and state Room sespng Dining sm%sSs
saa 25fTsaG snd '1 typTrsrs bathrooms
ss SY BY and ,es all a sAi
lighted BY stationary and %oyaLe electric lights a.,
a.e sI.ssSg {a s5a S5
GaS Ru1 st. Los GFcaso and cScnHs
Coach NeTYS5E cSqa19' ,6 ArI 4 1 cp
$40 nj hIH' wSfEsrERv EXPRESS for all point. in
tHc West, Northwest and southwest. Pun an Vestbus
ep8s Gar and cmr SisSa Rsosd Bring
eaF pha Arrives az a. .c 4
oc c D. a. I second Hcr1n Connects for Cleveland
Sleeping Car NewYoE Chicago New York (, s Mem
F. m clsyela"d IS r. nex. d,y pod ChIc'gS ID.
a % to ifSopf On Esso REGIONS
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express o; Pullman p S Sar.:
s 5Sy sfseo' p SY1e SG aiiS $i Ss
b@ns srT aSS wssnnsSn sj5 30 p g
sa SS 1o$ 800 p gani spt Il sn as9 S'
FOR ATLANTIC Oily 200 p M Through B g el paro.
Minis. For Cape NAV, / 90 D. m. week days.
For Old Point and Norfolk, Via NewYork Phliadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 90 a m. daily except SUNDAY. ard
90 D. m daily; VIA Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
.. m. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXpress Trains cave a. follows
- 20 ; 90 80. 10 Chicago Limited. vita
Dining Car and 10 10 wa,h9son Limited, and u 20
600 $50 :O o. I'd s,ag sSo a.: g nTS
10 a. m, . 90 400; 80. 90. go: 500 and %
m Is night. Accommodation 10 D. m
The Ncw.York transfer Company VIII call for ana
For Timetables Of local trains apply to any ticket
Cu1s r pT.GU J. II. WOOD,
Hener,l Nan,ocr General Pass'r Agent
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Ncm Dnbllrnilcns.

STANLEY: \ POPLAR ACCOUNT OF
- his Rescue OF Euin Pa-la: MS I,ry LIE, hir ~,
T. lofat 0s IN Africa Finding - Dr. LhluE-iour af
the Founding OF ~, Congo Ere" stat l- amply f'r ria
lv i:s ,ompr title. u l. cone-'l Us wrt'l ana
-prtrd recital the leading events 10 STANDBY f' thA-
ilr aud admirably ADAPTED ior I"in 'r railing
II las Ave maps and forty I've Illustration. and p ar- n
,ttractlc qulrjo form with Illuminated c'Nib" covers.
Published London
Sent by mail postpaid. receipt Of 40 ecnts IS
F. Z. DUTTON Il CO..
81 WEST 23DST.. NEWYORK.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
LIBRARY OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
KNITTING EXTRA 40. 4. APRIL. 1850.
A s,.pace pamphlet containing over hundred pat
terms and seventeen illustrations.
KNITTING EXTRA NO. ). MAY, 1890.
This for 1870 +, inst fosh from tho presses. and
contains entirely matter Same size pamphlet tn
one published year 81 PAGES; numciou, illustrations.
Single copies Of either pamphlet sont. po-ta-e pad
receipt o. p cents.
Address
TIE TRIBUNE, Ncw-Yor1
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive AZ and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New YORK.
Tag ONLY RAILROAD STATION * TIE G

Tag ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CIrr
Trains LEAVE Al tOLi-OMS ,,--, aps
800 A. W. tit1 800 ID IIDO ~ b4hlA L"-u''
at Chicago . 30 a. next day mon. nv, l. I,urr.
LD-due Cincinnati 20. Indianapolis 1913 d Ill.,
1850 A. MwEsTIRN DAY EXtgEsss o 1o e1iS Is
west Of Detroit iS' or Cleyelsad.. ,,,rvn
40 +. M.-NOkrH SHORE VESTIBULE llMIiED
Do at Detrot at Ia a. H., ,nicaAo % D. "'' NAV
900 p. Mast WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
OILS r. M.-FAsr ST. Louis AND CHICAGO Ex.
FRESs-Due indianapolis IL 20 p H. next day' ~
FIsHKILL lSEwBURGHy. PouGHK EEPsrEi RHINE
CLIFF KINGSTON, AND HtDs0N-fo 80 10 20
pd 80 a 10 so "a 49, go 30 n S. oo
III 20 a. u p go DOR q s's 80 "s'
ALBANY UTICA, sYKACy 81 R0CaESpgR, ~ ~ e.
a. H.. . 90. 10 p. m. Also for Albany 80 a. m,
and ir Albany. rtcl syracuse, Rochester and sus.
tension Bridga 80 pm,.r,,,, ,,o,.>r,,vs AVN
$50. 10 20, 10 so a. H. 1880 $780, sl' p in''
Ars sG!g seG'EyEvA AND .CAYANDMGuA-'lo:5 so
Bf:1i:K2snfiRlR puTir~!i VIZ HXRLEM DIVISION
II 10 a. m, t3 50 p. m. go.
IN 7IecPG5s ga Sar; ,6 s4PPyB a. GTaEd
New Y0-k S33 Washing 0n.st, 725 Fultonst and sos
Bedford ave. T. D.. Brooklyn ,-. a.
Wo,:co.t, FxIr ais FOR ard checks baggage from
DAILY except sunday. Daily except Saturday. othes
XSotc tam: except those leaIng a, Q 50 9 m,
80 3 30 50, G,25 !. No. aad l. midnight stop 81
JoHy NJ ToUCrY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager Genp Passenger Agent
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THE SITE Of TRADE.

Baltimore June 7.-Cotton nominal middling l2s s@
Flour dull: Ioward-st. and Western super - 21ds2 tO
do rxtr, 1874 -: 10 family ~ 2J@$i 90 city mills
rio brands. extra 81 75d%J; winter wheat patents, 20"
:, 30: errng do s. iOd3j 80. WheaJ-Southern quiet
Lult1 Sba9c Loncbcry, S6d92c; No ?O'4ci stcah'
iunc SgS ooOc July and August, 9o'2d9O'ic; Septem
g@r o05.c bid December. 93@c. norn-Southern arm
wLl,c ga l5c: yellow. i1d42c; western easy m,N'd
not iIinaff lc June and July, fl"4lrc August asa
Al ne September. 42c steamer. 3'c oats trni un
Graded southern and Pcnn-y SaGa 3d312c 40 "so I'll
white 33a3jic do riscd 3:d332c Graded 40 VIII
3jr Rvc i, adv choice. 6jdtS' prime 62dc5c g9od
to fair $4,000. Law duh prime 70 choice tim49thy
sl2 50dsI3 Provisions steady. Butter trm. oo f2gs
.rodv AZ TIC. COrrc firm: no cnrgocs lar, w NO
: Isisc SUGAR saone granrat,d, VnaG2c. 66opPrt
active and strong: refined lidlf'ec Whirkpy nr. az
soc. eor Is Cd ars,n I'D Cork for order. b sd
Tccaipts Flour 301G obl- wheat 5000 bush corr
* oO,, bush: oat. 600 bush. Sh pm,nts flour l3vo
Ills wheat 3 ono br-h: corn y 600 bush. >al,S-
Wheat So 600 husi corn. - coo BUSH. 49,,
nnia'o. June 7-Wh,at-No. ! lard In good ncna9d ;
bu-h so Northern sold at 9o4c closing at ?0'ic asked
Winter Grade. quit and weak; sale cario1l1 -" r'd
railf1G, 40. 3 r' ~ 81 d92c ca'a. ,
Wh 3, on track az 93r. Corn quiet but stnHy AZ :
yellow q 40 yellow. 3Sc; No. > $40 No. s "aoic
Dat, ,tcadv with fair mand; No whit o. ~,
80. = -trr. So. Flour dun aud unsettt,S'u oyu
Rc>t patent rim 80 bot Water 81 25 Nleei wax
,o,sn winter bTT Tl3 %. spring. *3. CANA HrIeht'
steady: New York. wheat. 3'ic corn. 81 Cat' &c
lnnb.r 10 View York 80 - Albany, II 70 rcc pit
Flour bi~ cora 100 COO bush; ont - co., nun
o1'- 600 bush; hurley II 900 bush l'aih,au snip
ueots Flour u ooO Obs; wheat, FOOD bush corn
IIo OoO b,,h. o.t, i5I coo bush.
Chicaco June GIho 'afing futures ranged a ioo"S'
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5nslrnlllor.
ror Hovs and Young Men-Country.

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