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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

ST. Paul. Nina. Dec sa-Ssgotis-
tions are peadlng at Butte, Mont. for
the settle ment of the eelehrs, ed Davis
will casa A proposition comes from
the Contestants. represented by Henry
A. Root II Is positively certain that
tue case will not cone To trial again.
The absence of Administrators John "
Davis from this city causes delay. II is
said 10 three weeks all details will be
perfected The estate Involves about
a f,iso f9a
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

Lospoy. Dee s2.-The duke of Dew.
onshire died Monday evening at his
residence, Ho'kar hall. Milaethorpe.
aged S. by his death the MARC uis Of
harrington succeeds to the peerags.
thus leaving = vacancy in the house Of
commons for the northeast division of
Lancashire. The duke Of Devonssire
was one Of the most wealthy of the
nobility of Eng and, his income hav Y
been estimated at 81, 900. 900 year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

SrAUSroS, Va, Dec. 22.-Private
banks ct Waynesboro, Warrenton and
Newmarket Va. have all suspended.
Shirley & Rosen berger were owners Of
the Wayncsboro and Newmarket banks
and were associated with c. NJ. Mey-
crs at Gordonsville and Spiilan at
varrenton- It is believed dcpos.tors
will be paid in full.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Indians Demand Protection.

PIERRE, s. D., Dec s2.-The question
has come up quito seriously before
Commissioner Laird as to whether the
lands allotted to fuu-blood Indians are
little reservations or not Indians are
in and complaining against whites.
who, uthey claim, areHappropria,ing
their timber and doing, other t ings
which, the Indians say, are against
their rights, and they demand govern
ment protection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

uRsAxA. O.. Dec. s2.-The Russian
charge d'afrsires at Washington has
written lester IN answer to- the quer:
OF John H. James. of this city, in
which he says that any aid for tho
famine districts Of Russia will ba faith
fuItv distributed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
wnrla.. Pair Blll KlIled-

CoIumBfA. s. c., Dec. 2a-The house
Monday night voted to recomnit the
bin making an appropriation for tho
worlds fair. IL is so near the end OF
the session il i believed the bill Is
practically killed. and private subscrip-
ton must be depended upon to secure
representation at Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Her Dress Caught Ia the Gearing.

WHAT CHEER, Ia, Dec 22.-Mrs. Col.
branson. wife OF the engineer of the
What Cheer Electric Light Coz ,any.
while attending to the engine in the
illness of her husband. was caught by
the dress in the dynamo aud whirled so
rapidly that she was entirely denuded
of c'.,thing and rendered unconscious
She covered enough to stop the en-
gine and is not seriously injured
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

the BAR Al the entrance TO the Golden
Cats monster wAye suspt over the
vess<l. reoding tAs ca sSnA Two l2iies
were sweps from their bsrths 10 ne
deck aad injured !. c. Bsisly. Of San
Diego one Of the passengers and .
sailor. name uakaown. were on the
upper deck aud were both swept into
the SEA aaa drowned
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

LAREDO. Tex, Dec. 22-An engage.
ment has taken place at Tortillas,
Tamalpais, setween tho Mexican
troops and the insurgent. The insur.
gents were defeated with three men
killed and number OF wounded. The
United States troops Immediately lcf,
to prevent the crossing of the insur-
gents into Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

AxS ARsoR Mich. Dee. q. Donald
Mcintyre. sx-reg.nt Of Michigan
university. died here Monday evening
of general debility. aged - years
He came fron Johastown. y. Y. in
is4s and opened . bank In Ann
Artcr he wss an es-nemeer Of
the legislature, regent 1ssss<. and
treasurer Of the university isss'Ts.
He was the father of the union
school syssen In Michigan. fIe was
married twice azd was the father
ef fourteen children HIS second
wife, three daughters and . son survive
hsA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

WINoNA, Mimi, Dec. a2.-Samuel
Fleishman, clother, assigned for the
benefit of his creditors. Liabilities
SIS. 600; assets, $7,500.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Dec. 90. - The
Martin Ney Clothing Company. the
largest clothing firm il the city, has
been closed by attaching creditors.
The assets amount to $4,000 and the
liabilities $40 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

wApTsox. Wis. Dec. 81 --jMnes s.
GALLOWAY. who was convicted IN the
United states court OF eensptSsng TO
procure a fraudulent pension. has been
sentenced by Judge Bum tn one year
IN the state prison and 20 pay hne OF
Al n90
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
LYNcHED THREE MEN.
4 Mob Takes Summary veugencc ON A
legged Criminsls ut Dewitt.

legged CrlminaIs ae DcWitt.
STUTTGART, Ark, Dec. GA triple
lynching occurred in the Dewitt coun-
ty Jail Monday morning, the victims
being q man named Smith, his son-in-
law named Gregory and negro. Nose
Henderson. The latter, it appears,
had been arrested for attempting to
assassinate the divorced wife of Smith
and made confession implicat-
ing the ex-husband and his
son-in-law. They were arrested
and. with the negro, were confined in
the jail at Dewitt Monday morning
. mob of masked men seized the jailcr,
made him dekvcr up the keys, after
which they went to the cells of the
prisoners and riddled them with bull
let's smith was game and tried to
save the lives Of his companions by do
claring that he alone was responsible
for the deed. but the mob would not
heed him and killed all three men.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Hope to E~suuc.

NEW YORK, Dec ss.-S V. White &
Co., bankers aud brokers. No. sc Wall
street, whose schedules, fled on Satur-
day, show liabilities unsecured amount
ing to si.0i3. 5i3 and actsai assets OF
S35S. e2s, hope soon TO resume business.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
killed pins-iE

RACINE. wia. Dec 21-Cspt T. l.
Baker committed suicide Monday
night by shooting. He was found dead
sssa n. u an open lot he was 50
years o i and veteran Of the war. He
has a son a California and a daughter
ia Provfdeacs. T. l.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
Cold weather In Europe.

LoSpoy, Dec 22.-Thc weather on
the continent is extremely cold. Sew
ersl persons have been frezen to death
in the French provinces. The ther-
mometer indicates several d grees OF
frost. II is reported that drunken
man has been frozen TO death in the
streets OF -aples.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
yaluabI. stolen rapers Recovered.

PAxToN, IT., Dec. % LEO Papin-
eau, boy OF this city. on Monday
found and restored to tho postmaster
valuable papers and stamps to the
amount of more than $1,000. They
were stolen in the robbery of the Office
on the night of Sept ,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

Tie hfghss pirs. snong al
blood Iasslicius, blongs 20 Or.
Pisrce's Geiaen Aesiicsi Discov-
cry. Sec II you sonf think 50,
when you conside how ifs sid
10 ycn. It's guaruasecd - and "a
other medicine of Re kind Ia n
n ever feiEs 20 hersst cr cure, vcn
have your sxoasy back wouiarr
every rae<licire make toe sme
tsrrrs 70 II co1li Do n much good
Bat the Discov.ry~ acfs off
fer~nfly. ssst "a tts soiS direr-
e,tfy. rts not kc she sar.pa-
rilias. witch ciaira . - gocd IN
NarcA. Arrii and Nay. Al The
vcsr rocnd, with csuai h<nefst- il
cl>~n~es, purifes ssd invixossses
The vhols sTEteu. Al Bleed. Skin
sna Scalp Diseases, from q corn-
mr., hiosrh ~ errrtioa - the
worst S<rofnsa, ar e1rcd bv n
Fer ssltrheura. Ttter, Eczsrn..
Tryxr~lxs, Bcsia. Crhurra.s, e1re
Ev-s. Gossr ~ Tkrs x~ek, ard
Eslarged sisnds. Tnrors. ard
s-esznrs. rs . r-wd7 that sssh-
ins caz ecssai.
les tie es>nr-s ose, too. VITA
tk5s. You par only fe the good yc<
get kef1ss wosfAs9 ssbssfeus0
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

SAN pryeo. Cal, Dee. s2.-Thc nrst
full cargo ef American fin ever pro-
duced from an American tan mine has
been received by w. ". stewart from
the Temescal mines TIE shipment
consisted 81 over %. 900 ponds of tin
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
FIVE THOUSAND GRIP CASES.
The Disease Responsible for the Big
Death Rate ut CincinnstL

Death Rate ut CincinnstL
CINCINNATI. O.. Dee. "a There arc
5000 cases Of grip in this city and sub
urAs The disease is fatal beyond all
precedent Not for years if ever,
have so many funerals been seen on
the streets Besides tais, pneumonia.
lung fever and diphthsria prevsil TO an
alarming extent and the increase in
the deash-rate IL startling. Reports
from the nearby rural districts are
painful. showing even q greater death
rate than the city. In ten back
counties Of northeastern Kentucky peo-
pie are said to De dying like sheep.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

ExxLrv. Dec. 81 During the recent
severe gales along the Baltic sixteen
fishermen belonging as this place we're
drowned. mestly in the Friseh-- Han
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

snAxox1x. Pa, Dec. - Tive sons
Of Frank Johnson while skating on
Trout run Monday afternoon broke
through the zee and were drowned.
Their bcSies were Afterwards reeev-
e~ed ard removed to sheir home.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

HAsrsSss. Nina, Dee. ss--J. Lens-
hen a Cos merchandise store at Lske
View. together With the post cN'ee.
were burrea. sntafSing = loss Of $So.-
Na IAe Insurance is light -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
planning in Dcccnhcr.

BLooxfyoToy. Ill. Dec. % 1T is an
unusual sight to see farmers of central
Illinois blowing in Decenber. yet con-
siderable OF II has been done the pas,
few dava
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
NOTICE.

MASONIC Mrru u BEyEvTr AssocfsTToxl
or WESTERN MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec. IL. 1921.
A special meeting OF the members of the
Masonic Mutual Ben at Association OF West
. n Michigan Is hereby called In meet at the
Masonic hall. In the city o. Grand Rapids. on
the sixth day OF January. fsss. nj one O'Clock
p. m. to consider aud decide upou q plan of
organIrsfi sn. and 20 make suca changes In
our articles of association as NAV be found
necessary.
Att 81:
JACOB BARTH. Acting Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
TnKAsURHa's No,rcr.


CITY fr<asnfeYs once
Crane Rapids. Aieh.. stssr. 10. 1921. I
Notice is hereby gwen that thf Assessment
roll fof The censffuc leu ~ -eRef Ia saf
Lafayette street from Eaa fnif n
street to sshiaEion street. ia the
city of Grand Rapide e nos
in nv hands. and that ! wiii ~
eeve payment thereon for tho period of
twenty dSvs from tbs GATE. af fhe or3ce of
WILLIAM HAEr.
JAMS Ctts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
ECHOES FROM IHIFlAST
lIw IoRE NIL DO FER SHARE
fks Csfsnbs4a Ex2ssssisa csami.sisa-
ss Of fhs Amssrs stass Dias .
Dfstis szalsfsao P.Ftr-Ar.
1~ps~ss A1<txss<

NHv Yokg. Dec : s2-fhe dinner Civ
"a AZ Deimsaieos Monday night ey the
New fork soza nissA Msrs Of the colsua-
bia1 sxposizl0o. consisting Of Chaaaeey
~ peps~. ssha Esyd Thatcher. G. W.
Allea x1d j. sewer Page, gave esi-
6sncs Of New forz>s ints sion u do
whss u ean 70 na<e the exposition
sacccak Il was . spontaneous
sst generous cpsissng ef ths eitizsas
Of fns metropolis 10 the assistance Of
the 5oungsr city Of the lakes, warm
assurance Of the trsendsl.st feeling 2ad
. re<ognissn OF the national character
q tbs exposition
A Inspiring Sesas.
The speakers were ali snthusiastic.
ne sesas Vas inspiring. The tables
were loaded with eswers. and tae fruit
osns On the speakers table were deco
rated with red. white and blue
gibboaA with the stars and stripes
on top The menu cards were
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
NOTICE.
CITY Tressurers once

City Tressurer's Once
Grand Rapias. Aich. Dee. D.. 1855.
Notice is hereby k.ven that the as s-ssmsnf
rs-ii for the construction n "a sewer 81 South
Union street rom Wesifhy avenue -
Sherman street In tAe city ~
Grand Rarfs y now IL tsy hands. ard
that I viii r<cssve payment thereon icf the
period OF twenty days from this dsse. sf the
of-Se OF the City IRE su-tf. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAkE.
dec II CIV Iffasu-er
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
TRsAsuEsR's NOTICE.

CITT Tksssrsrf's ogyfcs
ass~n Rsrfp~ Mfeh. ls@e is fssl.
Notice IL iisfeHy useE tesf tbe ssses<sn-nf
rel ter grading and kftyeiing 81 Valley street
from south Trent stgSst fo WiDsaf street q
new IN fny haafs aaa that ] viii re
eeive payment fhereen fer the psTioa offsenf,
esys from this 3sfe. ~ tbe erScs Of the CITY
WILLIAM EAEE.
Jan fffg Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

speesa' reetsns ~ shs ssscs hssosrs rf ne
In nfssnss bzek of fsrans ksBses. Mich.
-. =. h-ie ~ their bsskfnk rcers On fss
80 .sy 81 sssse~y. 80 ~ - - s-r4srt n ~.
en @e 4oeszson 81 ehaegieE tDe pssn,
y. ~ -.rctorr fun tsirreea - niee
'fT7-f ~ she Eoase % D3rerfoye
tev. sspl f""css c.sss.,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

PARIS. Dec 22.-Eishop Freppel. the
noted clerical leader in TIM cham Der of
deputies, Is dead
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
kEALED pRopos lLs-s.ssss bids via b

kEALED PRopos ALs-sesses bids wsa be
received ty the undersigned ~ ~ snt
Inc rg tifs stk 1ss u Jsnusss. isA fos the
turcbsse 81 TIE eearts property. cerney 81
Kent ana Lyon streets. inrirdinR tsilcinrs
ts~reNn. Pseeessiss ts ee eivsa % the essn-
pitttok 81 the res cogrt houss q is oc-
e1ptney by the ssFsysi ccfIefs 0rcisis
ne tes-e Of snprfvisers reserve the ukhf
- reject any ~ al htas
csssEse n eTvsssvs
feA ChEirusn0f feumlftee
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23
rREAsUKEa.s NOTICE.

rRgAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasures ONCE
Grad Rapids. Mich, lJsc.. 40. l~i.
Notice Il hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the 1as,rovi naeat of King street from
Grandr;ie avenue 10 the western term nus Of
said king strert Ia the city Of srand ksploa. IN
now In my hands. and tha' l will receive pay
m~nt thereon Tor The period OF twenty days
from this dste. 81 the once e1 the City Treas.
urer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
dec II City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23


Both the method aud results when
Syrup of Figs is taken: j. Is pleasant
ard refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, bead.
aches and fevers and cures habituI
constipation. Syrup of Figs Il the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IL
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
,ure it promptly for any one wht
vishe. to try it. Do not accept an,
Institute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc syrup co.
SAs FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. xfw r0Rx. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

Besides Mr.. Depew the following
named gentlemen made speeches:
Hon. T. w. Palmer. Hon George r
Davis, Hon. Thonas NJ Waller, Maj
NJ. p. Handy. Gorton w. Allen. Hon.
w. r. Baker. president Of the board of
trade: John II. v. Arnold. Charles s.
Smith. ]. Seaver Page and John Boyd
Thatcher.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-23

aThs ci<ssns Of Chicago are 20 be eompif
Uentea and sorsrstaistsd upon the courage
sne farstheushE wA!ca las shsracterz-a
sleir lesh pFsrarstioos fer this grand
sv~st they lave siFessy expended tio-
Noeoo ~ thslF swa Heney. ard tner
patsiosizn snf rNsoarres are act yes sx-
nasssst Bat tie exrsese II thfs national en-
t<-pFiss saealt ast ae saosig borne 0y the 20
s~siss vneFs ssnzress has placed T. The M
san sherla 40 - part 10 second she eHost %
sar eitfzsss sf caissEs - Easss ne Torias
tair exrssisson sarcass "a srery respect ssy
arsf reI nd u anr sarntrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
Baltimore.

BALTmoRE, Mp, June 15.-Flour dull; Yves
tern super, $3.50 1895; shipments, 5,026. Wheat
weak; No. Q red spot, sl.O6; July, slO2s3@ $loS;
August, sl.0O1sCel.OO9s; September, 9934c.@sl
Southern wheat nominal; Fultz, $l.03SSl .06;
Longberry, sl.O39 sl.O7; receipts, 40,120; ship
ments, m; stock. 1920; sales, 10000. Corn
steady; mixed spot and the month, 62Ac. @63c. !;
July. 6l$4c .@62c.; spot No. white, 64c.; o1th-
ern corn steady; white, tic; yellow. 66c.e6Sc.;
receipts 320O shipments. 80; stock 269579 sales,
$1,000. Oats weak; No. white Western, SIC: &c
53c: No. mlzed do, soc. @5lc.; receipts. 1000:
stock 92,7gO Rye nominal; No. 9, 95c.; receipts,
4.57s; stock, 4675. Hay unchanged. Gram
freights quiet steam to Liverpool per bushei,
2l4d.: corn for orders per quarter. 2s Cd. NOM
inal cotton per pound, 4-32d.; -four per ton in
sacks, IS. Cotton quiet; middling, S5s. Provis-
ions unchanged; butter dull; creamery fancy,
lS1%c: fair 10 choice, 17c.@1Sc.; do. imitation.
I5c IA Ice; ladle fancy lac. do. good to choice,
i2c. "a l8c;; store packed 1Oc. @i2c. Eggs dull;
l6l6c. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair. 1gc.; No. T.
lsl4c. Sugar quiet; graduated, NC. Copper
steady; refined, 12cs12tfc. Whisky unchanged
Stocks-Nlrginis lO-4Os. 80 bid; do. IS. 6i14
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 80 bid; Northern
Central stock, IS asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern stock, so bid; Consolidated Gas
bonds, 1l3 asked: do stock, 4i16 bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
Cotton Market.

NoRFoIK. June 15.-Sales, lOl bales; nominal;
middLngs, Sl4: receipts, 239 bales.
BALTIMORE June 15.-Nominal; middlings' $685.
BosToN June l5-Quiet and easier; mlddIlngs
s GIG; receipts, &C. bales; exports, 81 bales.
WmMINGroN. June 15.-Nominal; middlings'
S; receipts 80 bales.
PHmADE1rHIa, June 15.-Quiet; middlings,
S.; receipts, III bales.
SAvANNAH. june l5-Saies, 125 bales; easy;
middlings, lilo; receipts, G2I bales.
NEW ORPHANS. June I5-Sales 1000 bales;
irregular; middlings s.; receipts, 400 bales; ex-
ports. 1850 bales.
NOBLE. June l5.-Sales, 300 bales; easy;
middlings, s; receipts, 81 bales.
MEMPHIS, June l5.-Sales, 800 bales; nominal;
middlings, 1915; receipts, 125 bales.
AUGUSTA, June l5.-Qulet and steady; mid
ding, 50; receipts, 81 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 15.-Quiet; middlings, SIS;
receipts, GA bales.
CINCINNATI June 15.--Sales 30 bales; quiet;
middlings, so; receipts, 1859 bales.
LOUISVILLE. June 15.-Weak; middlings, 81;
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Sales, l52 bales; dull;
middllngs, s 3-l6; receipts, l56.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERATIONS OF THE NEW X0Rk
STOCK MARKET.

situstion OF Tobacco at Richmond snd other
Important Ccntres-Quotstions of the New
York and Liverpool Cotton Msrkets-fre-
visions and Grain.
NEW YoRK. Juno 15-Money closed easy At ~
per cent. The highest rate was 3, and the low
est per cent Exchange closed hrm' posted
rates, 4s6s4So: actual rates, %s54 FOR sixty days
bills. and 4ss for demand. Government bonds
closed steady: currency SIS. 400 bid; as, eou-
pom. 1854 bid; <,S's. 100 bid
The London quotations made the market here
~ the opening ths morning. me carry prlc,ss ~
that city averaging nearly y per cent above
New fork's closing OF SatuIoay, Ihere was
considerAbie increase in activity from the out
act, though the bulk OF buying rS' uonS sooSy
traders, The tendency OF prices we're upwards
with tho exception Of chicago Gas Whlch lei
two points during abe FIRST hour sales oil StA'oOO
shares Next 90 this the principal activity cen
tered IN 81. Paul, Atchison and tho Grangers
stocks In the stocks listed IN London there
WAS considerable business OF which the traders
tool advantage. saturdays favorable bank
efatenent was the particular bull point used
I'm the market Outside Of this there was little
iu the general news TO influence prices. In the
second hour the activity fell of considerably
and there were fractlOnally concessions IN prices,
AZ noon the market was generally duIl and
featureess. The sales 10 noon amounted 10
5u ion and prices in most cases were higher.
H. the early afternoon the market was ALSO
irtely featureless the only changes being
fluctuations m very narrow range, with
Fnrht concessions The buu traders as q
r~ie sold on the advance Of the
forenoon. when the shorts were covering
and neither side seemed disposed 70 trade. In
lie Iast hour the market sank into complete
sfernAOon. Transactions were very few IN
unnDer and for the most part Insignificant.
some comment was evoked BY dispatch an
,c~Dcing a net loss Of c442.OO0 by the
{sI ~ England on to-day's balances. the total
81 ont being G60.OOO. Presumably this
s0es 10 Russia The market closed without
800 and with prices slightly changed from
,SoSe ~ saturday. The sales to-day amounted
10 lQ6 503 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

sellers 70 protect cotton held by merchants
VINO nhd taken up tho nearby tenders. Our
m raIl,st opened easy at points decline, and
vance WAS lost during pr1 cp tSs The ad
realizing sales and the close was called steady
slight recovery from the lowest point
Futures closed steady; recc,pts NJ all nort.
to-day estimated nj 1900 bales. against 6ssS
bales last week and III bales last war. Tha
spot market Is .quiet at h@i-iec. decline in
quotations; mddhng uplknds, SIC. Sales, 'i4i
bales. Irsnssctlons in futures, 100000 bales
June sjisSis; July; si5ss.ls August; s7ss;2s;
vember, s.5t@sbs December, s.62ss6s; Jann-
AIRY, Sn9s.72; February, S.slas.S2; March,
e.git%S%; April. 20ia902.
LlverpOol-Spot cotton steady: middling up-
lands, 4esd Sales, 1000 bales. Futures closed
weak June, 429; Jnpe-July. 40; July August
s'S|; August 49,; August-september 4.a7.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed quiet, with prices fairly well main
tanned. Fine grades OF spring and winter $3.50
9s4; superhne spring, s31's415; do. winter,
SaSAgo extra No. spring, S4.40S540; do.
winter, s4Go's5:4O; extra No. 2 spring, s42Os
4.4O' 90. do. winter s4.40Si60, city mills, ex-
tras, $S@5.25 for West Indies. Southern -four
closed dull. but steady; trade and family er-
tras, s4.oOS525
Wheat options were fairly active to-day. with
prices weak and irreg ular, under good receipts
fne weather and the absence OF demand. Tho
closing prices were generally iractionally lower
tor, sl074s; No. 2red winter June, sI.O744; do,
July, slO5; do, August. sl.O0Ss; do. Septem-
Der isl.
CONCEPTIONS were moderately active and
prices closed weak and lower Spot lots closed
easier. Spot sales Of No. mixed, Csc; No. 2
mixed June, CSC; do. July. &C.; do August.
60t4c.: do september, 594c.
Oats-Options were only limtedly traded in
with prices weak and lower. Spot lots closed 30.
lower. Spot sales of No: white. 52o. No 2 do.
46Isc.; No mixed, 45c.; No. do. 43e4319c.; No
mixed July. 429sc.; do. August. 3714c
Pork-Pork dull; new mess sl2CSl250.
Lard-Lard closed quiet; July, 1851; August,
s665
SugAr-Raw quiet; Centrifugals 90 degrees
test. 314c.; fair refining. 23sc.; refined fairly
sctive and firm; cut loaf and crushed, Sc; pow.
dered, sA3l; granulated, S4O6; mould A.
$4lSc.; confectioners "A. 1890.
Co1ee-Spot lots quiet; fair Rio csrgoes. 1910.
Spirits turpentine, 85&4s3S94. Kosin quiet at
unchanged prices.
The certificate speculation was dull, but firm
during the day, and certificates sold at 693s@
69>4c., with offerings at G9l4c near the close.
The production continues to exceed shipments,
and June promises 10 show nearly if not as
much an addition 10 the stock above ground as
did May. July opening $3.50; highest, G934c.;
lowest, 6S34; closing, 6S}lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

CHICAGO. Ill, june l5.-Wheat closed A95sc
lower. Offerings OF long wheat were very large
Receipts. Of cars
Corn. after a weak and lower opening ad-
vanced under the influence Of light receipts,
large decrease in the visible supply and gen
eral covering Of shorts. Closing prices were
l,a3sc higher than Saturdays. Receipts. 39S
cars.
There were general foundations in the oat
market, holders selling out without regard 70
prices. July, the active option, closed &C. lower.
Receipts. 2ll cars.
Provisions were strong on heavy covering Of
short contracts and IN sympathy with the al
nections we're good buyers of pork and lard
Lard closed higher at l712c.
Ribs asc HIGHER