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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02

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o"00csiEAN FREIGuTs-1he business accomplished in
Sor 81 t,9 aSors s' that gss are
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tee; extra India mess, ties. sl7 5ods2o BEEF HANS.
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Sales 80 s' marty &c f0I;s skinned
tee pSkf i srm ncs1e Il a SSmI 10 ,s aSeTss
ard ard +SS te' da cy picked bellies quoted at
ssSS hams g: 9 snassd d. smoked 40 lfs I'ss
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price quiet G%oscd At S'se for fGo sSd is sgan
SSeS for . LII at pS the Vet Options ruled very
and the spot demand unimrortant Prices at ;hs
sS Soc 'nS ssle 80 tcs cost and freight CITY
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November nominal December closed at sic nominal
closed :S,.s csc BID SsrA a's Closed etSS
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2ssss an Se r: Ss?a
dairy e st, and p ps % sffs 2c ahss
25s2se s seconds 2oSS1 state Dsry Or
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seconds sao Imitation .sts o1r ssIsy hf Western
IS .,iy 'f sf.ss qlasse
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state fsGO cye.m ane 90 good prime
aoy common 70 81 III sk6 de pssC c sE OHIO
tscsov f Saa an. ssSsc prime os6sc
ss ds5 s2s Saa
Western %ss {sTv ,ou prices
ous,et Al Sc bid for s. test and BID
20 az rest Centr gal Sales, $4,000 mats Ilono prl,
Vse terms on the Coffee Exchange NOye%hsr soTed
and pecepbeT At Ssassed sa Pow
dereS 4ssc; Grsnulsted. sIoa4 5Iec Cubes IL;
TONERS A. M Columbia 4s w VIC s A. &C k stc
w w lie No T. 93c No g. 9-lec; No 8, 1870;
10 10 3sc: No II. 3 7-l6c No ~ ahe; Ia. =. -.
cueted At use and hhds 7he oieomargarine STEADY
S;tv ouotee at che sales, rs hhds, sac. ,,- -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
REDEDICATIYG THEIR CHURCH.

The Church Of the Heavenly Rest was rededlcated
yesterday. Services held follows Holy Com
munion at m. with address ~ the rector. the
Rev. Dr. d. Parker Morgan: morning prayer and Holy
Communion at IL a. M. the preacher and ceebTant
being Bishop Potter: choral ltany at y. IN, with
preaching by the Rev. DR.. George Il. Van de Water.
rector OF St. Andrews Church; evening PRAYER at 30
D. H. with preaching by the Rev DIR. ID. Parker Morgan
At the services held at IL O'Clock large audience was
present statement made by the rector, showing
the expenditure made necessary by the alterations OF
the premises No. East Forty -fthst INTO transept
guild and rectory to be about $1,000 some
Thing over $1,000 Is realized from rents. and II Is
hoped that the remaining $1,000 may be readily raised
By contributions, that debt shall remain
The Bishops sermon appropriate 10 the occasion;
having reference both 70 the renovated building ana
saints, Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Oct 31Aarkets are without material dS
bush oats ia 600 bush shorts, is5 tons .o1o,u,.
Ss ps ia
no red steady spot and October. 81 o2ssl o o9
hy d.a: shipments s'iSfs 90
sales 5000 bush seIhen wheat s,saas cav
s :sSs 81 ssa:SSE ,.sa.,y
s .ss9 5 S2sS9 Ss sis s
sSSsae O5 SSoww sseasy NO. Sia
baeh Rye steady No Ell receipts sC7! bush stock
bush Hay quiet coed 70 choice cot0S nScs
sns l'is o ieishs SSss Butter
irn Unchanged Eggs active Coffee firm 70 caaH1 e
fair 16ac No T. 13e. Sugar firm gra1Ietes 90 Scioe
BufraIo Oct SWheat-No hard spot q o5 asked ,Hi
600 bush cost insurance. freight soid AZ ~ US's d At
ing at 81 O34 5000 bush NO NoItne d spos G nsur
she or fre fGslH at a. closing at northern
spot 9asc cost Insurance, freight 9GS.e winter wnat
dull No so Fsa q GO 70 30 wS red ess 80 90 Ts
eafloods; cars No 2 yellow sold at Csc; ! ear o5 30
yellow oS at SS az sI Soc new cars no gde az S5a5Gc
10 white SfaS4l4c; No mixed, s3s.eSic BARLEY IN
no p SSc state fair choice e5e69s Michigan 90
t;5o soc Canada s0dS5e Rye strong 6ooo bush 10 10
tor as FS0 o s 11e hour best M
FEED hrm coarse winter bran sl6 do spring sl5 %
anal freigbts steady wheat, l4e corn sac bailey
3Sc rye 4c naxseed, Sac 70 New i4'k' heeeiP neo
bnSb csU9i SRipnents~wheat 5000 bush barley
So 600 bush rye 80 600 bush naxseed 1000 9Ish o
shipments by Rsil-Flcur 10000 eos oo wheat tiiOoo
cScaso. Oct sThc leading futures ranged as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

rorEE.T-There was a Queter Market Yr spvo No
- but he feeling a. prices cohtnusN 'Sfnd growths
sE' notsd al I3c. sales feporVeH,d slnned fair
SO AZ AID rather CptloIs ,rnyer Look In
NeI ~ artlylty and the market haa sS ocverlnr OF
eeS1es with higher cables, which ptop' stimu-
hce.s some little foreign buying Ns9 Ann closing
''snoIs;; late months especially nT" nont 10
stihG 9onts up Nearby deliveries ga te an Uayre
loa:V PaVre closed 3,d1l Fl higher IA ayrivais
49,, month A 600 bags DELIVERIES Tuln1 ~ oodon
eur.ne w 49, Hamburg advanced staiA Ms; per
ltOS Oils Official quotations., 10 y ~. 49, 5Ss
fshsS Dcssmler SIS I'd January, oSs al
% - Il al. April 5ls I'd Amsl eru'u, nc ooo hos
Msfv., a. Netherlands during mohIn Cco 80
AtlNsssa -. Netherlands during month, I-1uVv -
T., Nethera nds 1876 900 bags GOOD 0ralns ,1o,
49, market firm Rio quotes Reeusr hrs e ~ pDH AZ
~ Soo eooa second 90 kosl $50 IAvs n W I,nd
s srss IN RIO 600 bags flo cieaases 90 hSs
Is. TO Ts 100 baes Rio cearanees to Europe sOVo oas
& Stock S27 coo bags Rio market nGm sSantos
~ % o00 bags; Santos stock "a Voo Dags :, Po
sshts an good sversge Santos, 100 receipts AZ o
EaAo IN October go 1891, 9SoOOD Dass, s"I 80"
gS a 400 COO bags time 1889 $50 WV 9a oe; noo
est. s ~ Tine 1870 209 600 bags same time 49,
20 600 haes. total sales here to-day Zt0O oaEI An
e,Jtg November az 1l60d1l7Q; Desem49ssi5 az Nav
eus ss January ii 25d1L 35 March IL l5dllz msS
% and July II 20 closing o. 1oiio%s I 90
AZ FEBRUARY 1125d11S0 March 80 Ok
80 II S04ll 80; May, l1.20dl1 p June II Tr
np - i5Gil % November II 6OallIO anu 3soi
Smii 5S Warehouse deliveries sinss October l. ioyt
New YORK. 254 S35 bags dSs''iihOre' %---'
O-leqns 1875. total Zoc o9u lid oasv Int the
$780, wSro unnportant. sales, 3l0 bales Tor coh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

New-York, Saturday, Oct 81
Room from public auec sales city real estate sor fss
week s s1aas to-day was - ora ss aggregate SAFES
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending saturday November the
following public suetons announced 10 be held at the
Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY (MoNDAY), nov. ..
Foreclosure sale lot 14x53l1x14 6x37.s and s-story
Public aucon Ts s 2ose5 and sstoy dwelling No Is
Henwick-st. s. rs Il Of spring-st.
WEDNESDAY, nov. (.
5:story nat Nos SOS @ 5Ss Park-ave, 1913 e q
e lcSs5 S;:se!y snieag ri and ,, sSs
and similar SSi q SuaTs Sss and @
'I' 1 IS Il % sSd siss'h house 70
ioo1oG and ssy Of building on
.ts Sos nf % s'1s: ioO 2 eS
s 70 S ShoS each 5na SMILE M T1rs; Nos
THURSDAY NOVEMBER s.
sa SSs e SS 50 ASI tSS q Gss S
2sSI5 zach, aud 5s,ory buildings Nos 227l and 2272
bss q nos g 3 %e: sss 'sen 20 sna
Of ethave lot. 24l1x130x27 1x1t9 on West 142dst.
: f 4. 81
and a.a NJ io soSe
%eS ss Partition Of sale idS s 2lsS ssfl M
4oth-st n $, oil It Of LeAington-ave.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale, lot 17x1Oo and 4stOry fiat No 622
Presd.ntst sis;S It " q shave lots, 2sxioo2
each, n 41st-st $50 "a 9 Of 5th.aye.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER o.
Foreclosure sale lot. 15xl0O1 IL, and 4.story dwelling
26xloo each, Boulevard. 2411 IT n of 139th-st.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Executors sale lots, 25xabout % each, on Shore
load n corner OF 9sth-st. Fort Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
Real Gsiaie.
What is a Policy
fTitIe Insurance?

6th-A policy Of title insurance, when properly issued.
the best protection to title obtainable. 1t
much farther opinion the it should
issued only after examination Of the title by the In
surfing company the hands OF the most careful reseate
lawyers It employ. Any system by which the sp-
pcsnt for the policy the adviser of insurng
company anomaly in insurance. No life company
could command confidence hour that accepted the
cate OF the applicants physician and Insured the patient
standpoint, the hands OF It's physician. Neither
life company a title company using such sy.tem is
any stronger the and unreliable Dhys
clan or lawyer may the privilege of obtaining
from the One the list like
the fugitive ex.eounsel OF the Produce Exchange might
wreck compsnv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02

It Is admitted that David B. Hill wrote the
Democratic plank relating to the silver question.
Ex-Secretary Fairchid says it means " the mainte-
nance Of the gold standard But what says the
man who wrote it This: THE DEMOCRATS
OF NETWORK HAVE so EXPRESSED THIN
SELVES ON THE SILVER QUESTION AS TO
PUT THEMSELVES IN LINE WITH THEIR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN OTHER STATES. 1"
AND IN TWENTY-NINE OTHER STATES The
DEMOCRATS HAVE OFFICIALLY DECLARED
FOR FREE COINAGE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSI

Crimmins-aye, s. 49, It n Of Iilst-st, 2jX
So William X Beai Land Improvement Co to
Franklin Lynch sl,70o
/ Harper ct al to simon A Xsch -. $4,000
16th-st, s. l15 ~ OF lst-ave, 3Ox47.5xi2.5;
Mary Miltner George r Droste-- 1880
BuhIer, eSr TO Caroline Bahler, $4,000
same $4,000
min Bumentha and vile to LHciaa woii.... %, 500
HssSen 70 ,iever, Wencelken $4,000
We'll ct al 70 DsnaS Iuozrc wife..,..... $500
ic3 Eas Jacobs ana wife to Herman Cohen. ol 600
lIl.h-st :, 100 II 9 Of 2daye, 9oxl0o.1l Boyer,
Herman, to Muller
110th-st, $50 II Of 2d-aye, 426xlOO1l;
To same.
Same property: E Muller to Beyer. l
l1Gth-st. 4. 100 II OF 2d-aye 9oxl0c.lli same -
Audubon-ave. n :. so r. OF Is7:h-st. 1Osx1OO;
oscar r Blomstergreu 10 a Blomstergreu 10
Marsh to l. Kerr 80. 1900
Adoph G IIeecnysid and wife % + sOra:.,.,. 1875
Harvey S olney..!. 10000
Caudweave, =, 100 It $ OF 163d-st, 50xloO; f
OGorman " A l. Dayd.........-----.........-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02

The charge is made that Tammany Hall has
control of the State Democracy. Well. if that
he true, and if Tsmmany gives the people Of the
State as good government as il gives New-iork
City, nobody will complain.-David B. Hill. Roch-
Oct II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
andari Of classified
STAINED.

- n
Strict Good Ordinary. Middng .....-..----7 1o'lO
II was quiet day In the option market and price ryed
some what unsettled Steadier Liverpool Odvees led 10
te local covering at the outset and the result wac
rise Of 1G3 points months being especially nrn
The full port receipts however served TO cheek the 10Y
ancv and In the day the foreign element started
selling months, which closed 81 net
decline Of 4dS ponts from yesterday. Nearby deliveries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02

ssse; No barley, eoc; No. f. Q. D., 43a52c No
T. o; b s6d45e No naxseed, s4a947 prime timothy
seed 81 lsgsi 10 ne,s pork per Dbl - 60 lard per iO9
shoulders boxed. SIS 70ds5 so short clear sides boxed
s5 5ode5 co. wiskey, dislers' finished goods per gu
| 81 Is Unclaimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
Amusemenfs.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
a THE SlxTIErH
GRAND NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
sEUoSD AND THIRD AYES. BETWEEN ESD AND
GATH SITS.
OPEN FROM 10 A. NJ. UNTIL 10 T. NJ
ADMISSION. 20 CENTS.
As..E.s c .ts. s.,l aSss ss. and balcony
,., Extra Matinee Tuesday ELECTION Daywli AVN ss.
WE" Mati hna sat CORA TANNER. Divorce Himi
Next saa ss rRd e. T R and
. ARDEN THEATRE, ia Cigale"
~ Every night. Nat. Sat Grand production OF
Audran's Opera Comique, LA CIGALE."
BY the Lillian Russell Opera Company
II ERRMANN's THEATRE. B'way & .2Sth-st
ch,e ssF TMF I F;ss posuc sSG IN
ExTT S.NS MAT5SEE DIZZY!
ELECTION Day, DIXEYi
aF i Nai %SS WIN SiTfa, fro" the German
49, ''''-' HUNDRED HEADS
Now running In Berlin.
HOYTs MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
II Evenings at East Isl N MEETS s''ao's'
EXTRA MATINEE J I.XEI
COOLEY MtfiSEE Is! SATURDAY. Tg1 by
We'll jump into the river very much iearll
X OSTER & BIALs Mats Mon, We'd, Sat.
: MILE FoUGERE.
EXTRA s s,,Rs & T;ei as Ell DAY
T YCEUM THEATRE. 4th-ave. and 23dst.
RhSHS H S$&HHAF S
## ##E =
MATiNEEs TIEsbAY. wEpNEsDAY, sATTITBDDAY.
Nov. 1e-Ths Stock Co. in LADY B00NIIE9L
d ALMER'S THEATRE. B'way & SOth-st.
p1M Ggs'an rises 8 sos L. Lessee and Manager
Mr. r a; NJ %ohFTEvlNG or 'Y RESGLSf sEXscN
and Tis rYPESHnERs IN mi OF
EvENN grand Of M i piy
EVhNiNT r. Thomass Charming AMERICAN fi''
ALABAMA.
ATxLE OF THE SUNNY SOUTH.
o Ga cSas. No. s
fHs AHSs AND F s1S a aPG Ash'' N''
SEG sk 1 MELODIES By cts,sscs City 9Sarse.is
Entirely by Richard Nafson and Homer f.
saturday Nov :, at :. drst ..Alaeama, Matinee:
8 TAR THEATRE. Broadway and 13th-st.
. THE 4o. EAEd:bAY N hGfETEss'
MISS HELYETT,
xUDRAY's Comedy WITH MUsiC.
Election rcSSn sDI posted in PRIZE the lobby Tomorrow
n O-NIGHT-THE KINGS OF FUN.
J 0H HEabl and S0EEffa. :;
supported 3 ..o sns 6 S{ds ee 3G
THE TIL PARK THEATRE; ...
EXTRA MATINEE ELECTION DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
fertures ano nlsetinas.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The quarterly
n meeting OF this Institute will be held on THURSDAY
evening November ., 1891 at o'clock at Is rooms.
No. Hills West 39tt.-t.
JAMES g. POWERS Ree'g see,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02

Liverpool kilograms as m1Res:eDs.c o Top belts 81
n. which American. 5000 bales sHes TV' mericaS
.tsh to- speculaton and export 300 nale. Amel!ean
Nhis d ~ Spot market dull. Miedng 4sd Futures
oo,ed nniet AZ partially 1-64d advance -, 81. ,..,oo
o.tions are based American standard OF esssluca
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-30
ABABREviEATED TELGRMS.

The Grant statue has arrived at CHI
! cago.
| British ufficers at Zanzibar report the
slave trade in Africa on its last legs.
Secretary Blaine is said to have nearly
oonciuieI reciprocity treaty with San
Dom u.u.
Harvey Muiiens, a West Virginia moon
s-iner and leader of a gang of deperadoes,
b - Leen captured.
About 1,0)) steveiores are on strike at
Chicago, and business at the docks is
nearly at standstiil.
| David Nicholson's large grocery house at
| st Louis was totally destroyed By fire
, Monday. Loss sa00,OO0
Conrad Grachei. of Summerfeld. Ills
= one of the oldest Masons in that section of
the state, died Saturday, aged IS years.
Attorney A R. Hill, of Danville, Ills,
! has been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for stealing and burning Justices
: docket
Levy & Joseph Strauss, maitsters, OF
Baltimore, have failed The assignee's
bond is for $4,000. The creditor's will
! all be paid.
| Rev. Isaac L. Nicholson has accepted the
bishopric of the Milwaukee Episcopal die
case to which he was recently elected to
. o1ASNSSo 1IoilOp hAi8tt.
| w. III. Conklin, who robbed his New
| York employers of s15 O0O says he lost his
| salary of S25 at poker every month and
was compelled to steal.
| George Francis Train. on his trip arour d
/ the world, reached Paris Monday lie
will arrive in London today and will sail
, on Wednesday for New York
Louis Dillinger, who is un der sentence
OF death for murder committed in Mis-
/ souri,, was captured at Chicago Sunday
night after a desperate struggle with the
! police
Chas. Pfeiffer, George Elicit, William
Gordon and one other man were pre&pi-
tated to the ground distsnce of sixty feet
by the breaking of scaff5fd at Pittsbure
Monday. Ailare expected to die.
| Jim Mitchell and Oscar ,Piun&ett. two
witnesses to a murder trial at Buffalo
| Valley, Tenn, quarreled in the court
room Saturday, and when they quit shoot
Ing both were mertally wounded
There Is just one man in Company I.
United States infantry. at Pine Ridge. He
| Is an Indian. The company was organized
| for Indians, but there is no prospect of en-
| listing another. The reds refused to be-
COME walk sofdi ers."
There is trouble at New Castle, Wash.
coal mines between the striking white
| miners and negroes employed to take
their places. The negroes were attacked
Sunday night and in the engagement four
persons were killed. The militia has been
| called out
| Baron de Plinral, young French no.
| bieman Sunday shot two policemen from
the window of his apartments in Paris
he and his female companion set fire to
the building and jumped from a window
when the police stormed their door, and
both will die. The baron is thought to
have been mad
/ At the royal baptism in London Nom
day Queen Victoria held her little great
grandchild in her arms during most of
the service, and when they were con-
Guided gave the little lady, Alexandra
Victoria Duff, kiss so hearty that it
echoed through the chapel Duff is tie
Duke of Flies family name.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-30
Ashamed of His Name,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 30-Chsrles Holden.
of Monticello, Ills, applied 20 the town
ship trustees Monday for aid in reaching
home. He claimedsto have worked in a
factory here, but when investigation was
made it was found that he was listed on
the pay roll as Charles Harvey. In ex-
PLANTATION. he said that he was son of
William and Eliza Holden, of Monticello.
the latter of whom, with two sons, had
been convicted of the murder of Russell.
He charged his name to avoid The dis.
grace
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-30
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO June o.
Quotations on the board of trade today
ranged as follows: Wheat-No 2 ,yuly
opened Sss, closed 90isc; September. opened
so3sc, closed S6l@c; December, opened sslSc.
closed SSI4c. Corn-No. 2 June, opened 54iSc
closed 55tec; July, opened 5lz4c. closed 53isc.
September, opened iSssc, closed 491sc Oats
No. July, opened Sc. closed 814c: An
gust, opened 2sc. closed 2gSsc; September.
opened 2oI2c, closed 2S5sc. Pork-June opened
s9.a.}2, closed $3.50; July, opened -ea.s21S
closed 1895; September. opened SOLO, closed
SloSl Lard-June, opened S5.911s, closed
S6.l0.
Live stock-Fonowing were the prices at the
Union stock yards to-day: Hogs-Market
opened active and firm: packers and shippers
buying; prices 59l0c higher; sales ranged
at S26oDE40 pigs, Si25G415 Tight. A.3sS.
80 rough packing, Sf2594.6o. mixed, and
S4.oo9io5 heavy pack ing and shipping lots
Cattle-NarEetm moderately active on local
and shipping account, and prices with
out material change; quotations ranged
at S5.701635 choice to fancy shintine
steers, S5.UG560 good to choice do, sf.afS
f-eo common to fair do, SSJ0d4.I5 butchers,
steers, S2.0935O stockers, s2..5a4So Texans.
Saio9i'O feeders, SL5o94O0 cows, SI.5043. so
bulls, and 2.5ea54.50 veal calves.
Sheep-Market rather active; feeling rathar.
steady and prices unchange; quotations
ranged at S3.SG15.O westerns, S375A5 q ma,
tives. and s5.50a6.75 lambs
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. Iz61rscl
per Id; dairies, fancy, fresh, i4al5c; packisel
stocks, fresh, SO1s91ll4c. Eggs-Loss Oh, Ilxc
per doz Live peultry-old chickens. l0alG<c
per ID; spring, a92lc; ROSTERS, 53xc: turksy.
mixed, s9sc; ducks, S6ec. Potatoes-HeAssa' :
slo0Gle5; Burbanks, $l1Ea1aG mixed, e0c6
Sl.0; New Orleans, $4Me4.5 per brl. Stnw-
berries-Michigan. s50&c per -e4-qt. &ase
hhfspberries-ked, 0.6o6l35 per A-at. case:
black, s1O92oo per 2Eqt. case
New York.
New YORK, June 90
Wheat-No. red winter cash, 81 esJx: do
July. SLooss; do August, ssssc; do Septem-
oer s1sc; December. s74c. Corn-iSo mixed
cash, Sc; doJu1y, 6e5sc; do August, 5sssc: Sen
tember. $3.50. Oats-No. 2 mixed cash. y7lIc.
do July, 37l4c; do August, 33eSc. rye
Neglected Barley-Neglected. Pork-Dnii.
mess, $l1.50GI2.25 fer new. Lard-Quief.
July, S6.25; September. Ss.5l
Live Stock: CaAle-TeAaine active at sn.d.
vance Of Ice per 100 lbs for an grades; pee1cst
TO best native steers, $aooaS.8 per Np Ita:
Texans, $3.66145o; bulls and dry cewa Sa2N
$50. sheep and LAMBS Sheep dull - q
shade easier. lax2As 1rm; sfSeun. n - r
per l0o lbs; lambs, SAse0aO. He1-Nom;nai.
" steady; live Aegs, N.aoo6s5 per NJ lbs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-30

For beauty. for comfort, for improves
ment Of the complexion, use olly Poz.
zonis Powder; there il nothing eoual Ia
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-06

Flower

Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca,
Mo-, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia OF the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes: my food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe-
tite was very variable. Ny face
was yellow, my head dull, and had
such pains in my left side. Il, the
morning when / got tip l would
have. a flow of mucus in the mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and had
such queer, t,1mbling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. Lached
all day under the shoulder blades,
in the left side, and down the back
of my limbs. 1t seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and i could get no sleep
at all. I tried everywhere. a!;:s got
no relief before using Angus. El<lwer
Then the change came. II has Gone
me wonderful deal OF good sl"r;sg
the time have takes, i: and is work
ing complete Cure" %
&. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fI s. oOl.s.ry,N.-j.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-06
SINCE LITTLE WESLEY WENT.

Since little Wesley went, the place seems all 80
strange and still
wy miss his yell o. Gran pap!" as I'd miss
the whtpperwill!
And to think ust to scold him fer his ever
last n noise.
When on,,y rlckolleet him as the best o little
Iwisht hundred times day at he'd come
And all the noise he ever made was twic't as
loud ag'inl
It 'ld seem like some soft music played on
some fine instrument,
'Longside o. this .oud lonesomeness since little
Wesley Went!
Yit now they's times it pears like it 'ud bust
itself in two?
And let q rooster, Suddent-ltkc, crow sOmer's
clost around,
And seems ct, mighty nigh It, 1t nd lift me Oh
the groundl
And same with all the cattle when they bawl
around tho bars,
In the red Dearly mornin, er the dusk and dew
and stars,
When the neighbors' boys at passes never stop,
A-whistlln' kind O. to theirs'v,s-sence little
Wesley's gone!
And then. O. nights when mothers sittin' up
uncommon late
A-bilin' pears er somepin, and set and smoke
and wait,
Tel the moon out through the winder don't
look bigger dime,
all the time.
I've ketched myself awishin' like-as cl,uat
on the cheer
To wind The clock, as have done fer morn
A-wish.n' at the time he'd come fer US to go tc
bed,
With our last prayers. and our last tears
sence little Wesley's deadi
--JumES WhttcOMb Riley.