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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-06
Reform is the watchword.


We recommend the closing of all annex
high schools and the concentration of same
in the Genital high school building, which
will effect reduction of salaries of 1000.
We recommend the dispensing with the
Office of primary principals, which will eff
feet saving of about ST.. 500.
We recommend q change in the high
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-06

One thousand Suits to select from, in stylish
3-Button Getaways, Double or Single-BreaSted
Sacks. Hundreds of them that cost us from $40 to
1880 at wholesale. Your choice all week for Sf0)
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
DR. COyRAD ASKED TO EXPLAIN.

An investigation the finding Of -four small bodies
In the back yard OF go West Thirty fourtst adion.
Ing the yard Dr.. Edward E. Conrad, OF No 204.
begun yesterday morning before Coroner Schultze
Dr. Conrad said he had lived his August l.
1890 This place he had used Office and home and
occasionally he admitted few patients the house.
Among there had been three Of women
found in the yard.
Captain Cross hat he had been told by Dr.. Nagle
OF the Board OF Health that he had received news
Of servant OF Dr Conrads Bridget Healey. DR.. Nage
had told by friend. whose Captain Cross
did know that had been discharged BY
Dr. Conrad for knowing TOO much Doctors affairs
Captain Cross Is searching for the missing Bridget
DR.. Conrad that the girl discharged for being
dlsorderly The investigation will be continued.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE FOURTEENTH OF JULY IN yEW-YORK.

The first steps have been taken in view Of the cele-
bration OF national Of France by the French
colony in New-York Unfortunately that colony is d.
vded in factions at least in regard TO that subec.
and each it. celebration, which will
not be 50 imposing as It might have been. The con-
servativc faction. by the board OF the Benevolent So
ciety already declared it intention and the Demo
Of colony hss done the at
meeting. That branch is named Union General Of the
French and French Societies. composed Of
associations which have existed for long while
in New-YOrk The union included nineteen O them in
1879 when IL was resolved celebrate national fet
the fin; time In this city and in 1850 twenty-five
socia lions joined % h6 the celebration under the
banner Of the union. For twelve the fete took
place under the direction at Joness Wood. AL
the French colony united celebrating the anniversary Of
the fall Of the Bas:ie exception Of four times
when the conservative faction led by Benevolent
ciety had f5e Of its Unless some agreement IS
reached soon the colony will have again this
two distnc. celebrations Of the 14th OF July.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
NO DIFFICULTY EXPECTED IN MEETING PENSION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE AZ s.

PAYMENTS-EXTEND1NG THE Az s.
Washington May 22.-Sccretary Foster said this
morning that he anticipated difficulty in meeting
the quarterly pension payments, aggegatng S26OOO-
OOO which fall due June T. The available cash bal
ance is now nearly s1e,ooOOoo and will go beyond
$4,000 900 BY the early part Of June. by the con-
tinued excess Of receipts expenditures The Sec
retary said there would be necessity so far as he
could see for calling any Government deposits held
by NatoUal banks 10 meet pension obligations. This
bank fund now amounts TO So4 100000. exclusive OF
money deposited 10 the credit Of dsbursng Officers.
Secretary Foster said further in response 70 inquiries
on the subject that. while II not altogether set
tied II was more than likely that the Department
would give the holders of the s5O.OO0.0O0 IL per
cent bonds outstanding opportunity 20 renew those
bonds after september at reduced rate of interest
He said that a san Francisco banker had given the
opsnton that they could be hoated at ID pee cent
interest but he himself did not think such thing
feasible with an rate Of less than per cent
Unless the Secretary decides to continue the 1-o
per cent bonds beyond the date Of their maturity with
out abatement of interest II will be for him
b. give three months notice 70 the bondhoders of his
policy In regard to that loan This VIII have 10 be
done under tie new law whether the bonds re-
deemed at maturity extended al reduced rate Of
interest circular on this subec will be Issued by
the Treasury Department In few days, announcing
that the present rate OF interest VIII September
l. and probably saying that the holders may secure
their continuance at the rate Of per cent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-There Is a good supply o.
Hudson River brick, but only moderate demand ana tne
market closed rather .Lah steady Wth = % asso "a
exceptonal Haverstraw Hard Bricks are worth
s. 25as5 so pr 1000 Fishkus $oaSo 90 piSisE w
Hard 81 5oas5 25 seys s4as4 SO Pale BrsKs' "a yEe
Philadelphia Front sz2 Trenton Front s2l Rosendas
Cement 90cdsl 10 per bbl American Portland ~ S io@
80 25 Belgian Portland. 81 30dS240; EnSisn PoItahu
a. 45ds2 J5. ROckland common Lime. 9Oc per Dbl any
do finishing, e1 St Johns common Lime. SVaoo anu
DO, hnishing, 81 Lahs, % 25GS2 80 per 1OCo "oa's
Hair, 2od22c per bush Cattle Hair. ltelSc. ,.
CHlCORY-Is selling modentely az unchangeu prices
COC0A-Steady, though rather quiet . . 49,.
COOPERAIE STOCk-Ihe export trade Is tdlf anu hone
wants moderate with sales generally az former rats
COfFEE-For the spot lots OF Brazil styles there wa
small demand the only sale OF prominence pelhE W "a
25o bags No :, at leLe which indicates stea9y ~
Mid growths quiet and easy IN tone sales 300 naes %
Padang private The option market opneu eS,
on free selling by local house, which caused prle 70
10 points. though the close was iafy steauy
sales. % 300 bags Advces from London represented
net decline o Sd hose from Havre showed oss OF
"a franc in prices at that point and Hamburg hgures
a 20 pig below previous day. The Rio cable q3ed
Regular first 30 kiosl. nominal good second 40 HosI
o 500 (prvate). 16 receipts ~ Klc oOuV
bacs Rio stock $4,000 bags Rio market inaetlVe re.
cepts Santos 1000 bags Santos stock, S4VcO oags
Santos quiet good average Santos 10 o5 So0
II as. July Il 46Gl745 August. 1695@lT00: Septem:
~ 1G 90aiG35 October 15.70a15.60; November, 1hO5
ai5.l5: December. l4.SOd14.95.
COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet out steadY
at unchanged prices the absence OF pressing orders 70
sell sales 232 bales. Total receipts OF the ports to-day
1865 bales against i051 ae- the same dsy ast week
and 74i bales last year Total receipts at ports from
ouoaton are based on American Standard OF casshca
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE SLATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. May 22-Four-Dul uaeMhapg&ed M & Recipe.
Weak No red. spct, sl i2cdSl ~ tns nonn ~ !.
aSi ia June. Il ii July 81 o az sasssy n1sssS
wheat easy Fuitz 81 ioasi Is Lon CHERRY 81 12asl la
Receipts - 595 bush shipments q lO' bush s,oes
s5ae: July 81 Iaoise pot 80. 2, white essei SOUTH.
ern corn Irregular white 73d74s yeew 7la7Seo Re Re
basS 6st@oSies S No white western 5sa5sc 10
mixed do 56a57c Receipt. 1000 bush stoeS ssiSe 800
bush. RyeDql No o5e Reee'Pss PSces 90 s,uoSy Dsj
si2St1s Graia ireg e Uachangec. Cot.oa-Nonlnsl !
r,ldGliog s-.c PrOSisoas-QIlct unchanged Isus,er-
STEADY creamery fancy iSc do tair @ ehces iSs'e ~ *
choice iISi2c store Iac.ei lod1sc. E1ss-Aeve; l,e
Coree-Stsady uncnaneei susar-Sr'Sy sEeg
4 iatei 4sc. COpper-steady refined lise "hiSAes-
Boston. May 22.-Flour dull and unchanged ri. coz s1
dull and lower; yellow s9d7Oc; Oas dnn az
lower; No waite, 0od5oc shorts gull bet .os ~:
and 600 sacks corn. $1,000 bush oats. 1900 bush
shorts 81 tons .~~
Bufto MAY 22-whea;-No ! hard quiet; sales s,ooe
q r. e cSs9s Saee. a 81 - i 12 h5as; s closing
al II cs winter In ts demand sales 5000 bush SO
do on track 81 Is cars 30 extra red q Osssl 10
cars No 1 white 81 145ds1 IS cars NO wnIse e
oregon 81 10 IN store Corn opened weak ses toovo
bush; No. at e2c 30 cars No yellow at esc u stoss
No yellow at G2c No. yellow at 6lizc No at olc
No at 6O3c store Oats dull weak ana lower So.
white sac No. white, 53c No 2 mixed S2e on traeA
I've nominal Flour duh weak best patent spring
50 9OdS3 Is; winter, 40dF5 so hour - oS1So;
Mfeed lover; coarse winter sls 90 spring 81 . Tass
York Reeelpts-Flour 1880 bbls wheat 52 0oO oash
corn 10000 bush oats, $4,000 bush Canal pments.
rye 1000 bush. Railroad shpm nts-Four $1,000 ohs !
wheat l6s 900 bush corn, 100000 bush.
Chicago, May 22The leading futures ranged a. foows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY,

S, 3, s e. BH isGsi
RS M P2 afs % s Rsr ws az toss: odtS
n mSaers;s ss9Sss'
Ga iMS MeS qStss R5sss at sfssa 1SS ns% DO
G es' s2 si FsC samyd aSd s2SdsS sdy sA
ss9Sio S pa.s sI9as ~ Family slas9 S Extra fndis
Ness .S'I en- ss~ BEEF ails@pgli s1d Sachaagsd
uncss9gea prizes PIeSea Hans ss smSssd Ss
DO tckec eheaso saSSaf5 Jay & closed az Sep
sem6sf. o25c; IRREssED goGs-DSIl quoted at
S mere au and g points OTer o.iSs sSsps e
ee:c sl steam quiet and easier sales, 12S ses e
amsrea Sso Gay cosns q. q eesc I'D ss. 500
ts at 6eoSs August closing q. esSe se osrtsmoer
BUTrERThe market was alrly active and very steady
in part dae 70 lish receipts Sreamery sS1ss aIs
aTst lSslsS do Esn extras 1sc DO other sssr wssssrn
seconds, ls6ioc state Dairy hafnrkin tubs and pals
extra lSae % haFEn @ tubs and psIisd hrIss
IT, IT, % Welsh tubs. extras i7'9nIse 0,sI 90
l51dlGc Western imitation Creamery hrsss, 16q10se do
seconds, I4dl5c DO thirds 12al3c Western Dairy nrst
factory aFsts i5e do seconds ISdIic; thirds y "a
ay s 20 ans run @Dag srm 0%iss % sSek in good
and steady An easy mArke otheTEise sIass Faegtorg
sf S aS r d to soo sSSs DO 60 tT Skins saet
do, part skins, common, 4d5c do full skins 2d3ac Ohio
Factory, fiat, fair, -EGGS-Ihe market steady
state and Pennsylvania fsh 109.c; Western and North
Western, 1Gsd10s,c; Southwestern, 151dl6he; Duck
17dl9c.
.sUGAR-RAw-ouie but he'd higher, with bids at
old prices quoted at l5l0c for MuscOyafo 80 test and
516c for SO test Centrifugal On ehe Coffee Exchange
Hs aT EusS 'Hs'j sS' ?s ass
and nf% c6Sr cut Loaf S$e POxderS W Mould ttc nu s
Diamond "a" 44c ConfeCtioners' "a" fisc; Columbia
"A, " &C Windsor "A", 4c KdgewOOd "A,' S94c; No
6, g. Sic No. :, 394c; No. 0, 3dsc.
sTEARINE-Quiet and nominally unchanged Quoted
at DC for city lard In hhds, 7sdee in tes oleonar'
garine 7l4c In hhds
TALLOW-More active and weaker Sales, 200 hhds
prime city at 15-15d5c Qouted at 15-l8a5e Tor
prime city.
TEAsass 400 pkgs Formoa oo0ns at steady prices
Pennsylvania seed 12d15c 73 do Pennsylvania Havana
1S2d23c 100 do State Havana l4032c $50 DO sundries
6la43Jc 500 bales Havana, zoe 1s1 Is.
WOOI-The market for domestic grades has undergone
no change Of Importance since the week opened. What
business shows former prices Ohio adyces were
TO effect that fine woods offered at 2sc. The
recent transactions included 10 900 lambs pulled 35c
1870 900 spring Texas, 21d22c 1000 do spring Texas
IL fall do 1000 do fine washed fleece l4OOO do
medium DO 5000 60 nne unwashed DO 10 600 do !; blood
neece 900 do fine deane 10000 do spring california
10000 DO pulled 1000 DO scogred California 10000 n
secured do 80 900 DO Cape IN bond 100 coo 10 ponsSo
$50 600 do Bagdad 25 600 do China 10 600 do Fast india
10 900 do camel's hair nols 400 do secured Texas.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
COTTON MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool May D. p. m.-Cotton-Ihe sales OF tils
day inc 900 bales American. Futures closed Suies
hui steadv: American. mldding low mddn9 clause May
delivery $50 ID value May and June delivery tS9td
value June and July delivery f16fc value July and
August delivery 5l64d buyers August and september
delivery 54-64d buyers september and October eriyery
5hGfd64 5s-6sd: October and November delivery,
5-6td huyers November and December delivery. 5se4d
buyers December and January delivery Ss-oide
Good. - o.. ..,s.,.. 80 , "a
low niddlnR l3-l0c good ordinary. Lice net and
Sro,s receipts $50 bales sales sl7 Daies stock. ~ 255
bales Weeky-Net receipts, 1892 bales; gross 3 992
bales exports coastwise 605 baes sales l0iS bales
Norfolk May 22-Cottcn steady; middling. She net
receipts 39 bales gross 3i5 bales exports coastwise
200 h.es sales $50 bales stock 00iT bales. Weekly
Net reeepts 75 bales gross 3,117 bales exports coast
wise A. 40 bales sales, 2,o52 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
SENIOR GALvAN PRESENTED.
THE SAN DOMINICAN ENVOY OFFICIALLY
STATES TO THE PRESIDENT HIS MIS-
SION OF RECIPROCITY.

SION OF RECIPROCITY.
Washington. May 30 (speciau-senor Don Manuel
De j. Galan for the second time Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenuary Of the Dominican Re
public to the United states presented this morn
ing at IL 30 to President Harrison. by Mr. Adce. the
Acting secretary Of state. On handng his credentials
to the President senor Galvah said:
Mr.. President: In representation OF the Dominican
Government l charged with mission Of proposing
Government OF Unitd states convention. which,
resting upon equity shall confirm the commercial relations
countries. adapting them, a. far as may
b. possible conditions by tariff legislation
designed u protect the interests OF the American people
have the honor place in your Excelencys hands the
Official letter ADDRESSED you by the President OF the
Dominican Republic accrediting Minister Plenipo
Tertiary special mission the aforesaid end You VIII
find in that paper President witness OF the sentiments
and good disposition with which the Dominican Govern
nent and people animated toward the United states
and toward the which wor-hily conducts
the public affairs Of tis great Nation. and congratate
myself that permitted TO express to your ExeeHeney
person these sentiments Of goodwill and eordiaity
To this President Harrison made the following reply
Nj. Minister: The qualification feel In receiving
the letter which accredts you the Minister Plenlpo-
tentary OF the Dominican Republic special mission
10 the Government OF the United States enhanced by
the knowledge you convey that you are charged
TO propose a commercial arrangement between the two
countries conformity with the recent tariff legislation
Of the United States do not doubt that friendly ex-
change Of views V promptly lead TO conclusion that
will be found Of mutual advantage. It will give me
great MEASURE 70 promote not only this special work with
which you are charged but everything tending to pro-
mote peace and good Will welcome you Mr. Minister
cordially this capital.
After this short but cordial exchange Of views
took place between the President and the Special En-
voy of san Domingo, and before taking leave the
p.w Minister introduced to President Harrison the
Secretaries of legation. Senor Don F. de Z. Suarez
and Senor Don Manuel De j. Galvan Of Velasquez.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
IyDORSryG THE ADNTyISnR ATTOy.

The Republicans Of the XVIIm Assembly District net
last night for the last time prior 70 the summer reces
Eben Denarest presided. There large attendance
called by interest In the expected discussion OF some
pending reference Secretary 1rscys Civil
Service orders The discussion place at some length
and resulted In the adoption Of the following Tesouon
Resolved That indorse the National Administration In
M endeavor 10 enforce Civil laws enunclated
in the Republican National Platform; but we would
recommend that rhe examinations be made more practical
In character designed the person making
application Is fitted for the position he wishes to h
The resolutions call attention the fact that under
Democratic administration, Republicans never succeed u
nassna State and municipal Cyn Service examinations
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
TILE CASE OF GREEN B. RArM. IR.

Washington, May 22.-AttOney-G General Miller has
referred all the papers submitted IN him by the Owl
Service Commission in the OF Green B. Raum tr,
and the other persons alleged 10 be connected with
irregular appointments to minor places in the Pension
Office to the United states Attorney for the District
Of Columbia for whatever action is required by the
law.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt to-day, in
spesng 10 reporter Of the resignation Of Green B.
Raum, IT, said that the Commission the first 10
bring up the case and it had done all It had power q
do in the matter. 1t has called the the at
ten0n of the Secretary Of the Interior the Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Attorney and it
In consequence of the testimony that the Secretary
the Interior took action.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
4RTIS rs REFUSE TO COMPETE.
UNWILLING TO OFFER MODELS FOR COINS FOR
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL PAY.

UNWILLING TO OFFER MODELS FOR COINS FOR
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL PAY.
Eleven weIlknOwn artists of this city received a
circular invitation issued April 4, through the
Brreau Of ths Mint 20 prepare designs for new coin
are for the nitea states. Of the artists united
In declining the invitation and have given their rea-
sons m An interesting letter. Each model must be
and submitted under seal 10 the Director OF the
Mint or before June l.
The artists who received the circular were Al
gustus St Gaudens j. Q. a. Ward. Daniel C. French.
Ola Warner Herbert Adams, Charles i. Niehaus,
Miller MzcM0nnies, Kenyon Cox, WilAn H. Low,
II. = Mowbray and Miss Louise lawson. The letter
of refusal which seven Of the artists sgnel says that
the 1me gwen for the preparation Is TOO short the
compensation Is altogether insufficient while no as
surance is given as to who viii make the awards
The 4rtits suggest that the awards be made by Jury
Of artists least three months be allowed for sketch
designs. and SIX for completed models; that 300
sbouk be paid 10 each artist competing for each
sketch design. $500 for each model accepted and
1000 in addition for each model hnally accepted
several Of the artists last night said that
while they thought IL praiseworthy in Mr.. Leech
the Director Of the Mint endeavor 10 improve the
coinage designs they believed that IL was not fair Tor
the Government TO hold that the honor Of making the
designs sufhcent compensation. II. 5. ho"
bray ssd that the Treasury Department was calling
for volunteers do important work without remunef
stion except 70 the who drew the prize. There
wss confusion in the minds Of the artists as 10
" amount 10 be received BY the successful srusiS-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
VOTING TO CONFIRM DIR. BROOKS.

Indianapolis MAY 22.-The Standing Committee Of
the Diocese Of Indiana has voted unanimously to
confirm the election Of DR.. Phillips Brooks Bishop
OF Massachusetts.
st. Louis, May 22.-As far Missouri is concerned
the trouble the election of DR. Phillip Brooks TO
Be Bishop OF Massachusetts, is settled, the Standing
Committee Of the Diocese Of Missouri having decided
70 approve Of his election.
Charleston, W. Va. May % (special).-The Stand
ing Committee Of the Diocese Of West Virginia has
consented TO the conservation Of Phillips Brooks.
Reading Penn. May % (speciaD.-The Standing
Committee OF Central Pennsylvania has given its
consent TO the conservation Of the Rev. DR.. Phillips
Brooks.
Railway, n. j., May % (special).-The Standing
Committee of New-Jersey to-day voted 70 confirm
Phillips Brooks as Bishop elect Of Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There were no new developments IN the crude OIL
situation yesterday but slight increase In the recou
of business was made involving significance In the
market One lot Of 10000 barrels was sold az the
Consolidated Exchange at 90 5-s cents Thursdays 8
auotation) and 5000 barrels at the stock Exchanse
we're sold at 81 3-4 ocncs. gain OF liz cent over
THURSDAYS figures. The budget from the oil country
stII Is full Of Of good wells In The Widwood ana
the McCurdy pools. Refined oil was unchanged - -
30 cents In barrels and 9iA cents IN Foreign
Quotations were: Antwerp 10 IA francs; Bremens
40 marks, and London, 34 pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

THE .GALENA MUST BE SOLD. AFTER ALL.
Washington May 22.-The Board Of Survey which
o,am,ned the Galena wrecked Gay Head last
March. and subsequently hoated and tOwed 70 the
Portsmouth n. H., Navy Yard. has reported 70 the
Navy Department that the vessel cannot be reralred
within 20 per cent Of her value They therefore
commend That she be sold 10 the highest bidder.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
LAWYER HELD FOR BLACKMAIL.

Justice White. Yorkye Police Court. yesterday rem
dered his against John Eeler lawyer, Of NO
ia -. Marks Place who charged with blackma By
otto Doeppner druggist Fifty -siHthst and Third ave
Fchler Was held 900 bail for trial In the Court Of
General Sessions. appears that after man named
Never had accused Druggist DOeppner Of having assaulted
s,xvear-old child the lawyer, Elchler threatened the
aruaqist with criminal prosecution he did settle the
case by a payment OF money
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE PENNSYLVANIA SERVICE TO THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

PennSylvanla Railroad 70 Washington has compelled
the admiration OF the travelling public. These trains
likewise arrive al destination. New and handsome
parlor cars add much 10 their comforts The two
ETImttedS leaving New-YOrk al 10 10 a. m. and
90 ~ m carry the celebrated Pennsyl ylvania Railroad
dnlngcars while the p m train u also equipped
with tine dining Car service. -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

ing officers In command of Naval forces TO practise the
utmost economy IN the use OF coal. Experiments are
TO be made to ascertain the most economical rate of
speed under different conditions. Vessels With sail
power not cruising in a squadron, when they bave
fair wind, will make ordinary passages uhoer san Alone
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
Ilre srocK MARKETs-BY TELEaRAPH.

Buffalo. y. Y May 22.-Cattle-ReceiDts for past "a
hours $40 tO,a week thus far. 10 500 head
or same time week, 10, 800 head consigned through
600 head 10 New-YOrk. 800 head sale. 40 head
opened slow and weaker closed dull fair n choice n,
cows s3dsi TO- Texas steers eS 800 - l22 Hogs
Receipts for past "a hours 1850 head total for week
nus Tar 50 $50 head for time last week. ZOO
head consigned through $500 head 70 New York 5lo9
head sale 2S50 head opened slow and easier closed
dull with lower tendency YoIkers - sods4 30 light
do - GOG4f 70 mediums. 81 9OQS5; pigs s4dSi 30
sheep and ambs-Reeepts for past p hours $500 head
total for week thus far $1,000 or same time last week
"a 600 head consigned through. 900 head % New YORK
400 head on sale. 6.400 head opened dull and de-
morazed closed very dun. with good many unsold :
FAIR 70 good sheep - soc S5 % do lambs - 250$G -
common. 81 759s5 /; spring lambs. sGdso so .,,.
1t Louis May 22.Catte-iteceipts. LOO head; snip
ments ZOO bead market steady good @ fancy native
Indians, % 75as4 t5. Hogs-Reeeipts 100 head :
- 506s4 so mixed grades sidsi 90 Light fair 70 best
- 3Ods4 45. Sheep-kccepts. 1.sOO head shipments,
head market steady; good TO choice clipped 80 80
Chicago May 22.'The Evening Journal" reports eat.
te-Receps. . 900 head shipmenss. $500 head market
weak lower export becyes; s5 eOas9 shipping - 25a
- 90 Texans. 90 1895 hefers. . s0a7i 90; cows,
% 75ds3 IS. Hogs-Reeeipts 1900 head shipments 5
- 600 head market lower mixed and pa 'kersi 81 3OG
- prime heavy aad butchers weights - SoSs4 e2a
ments 1000 head market dan. lower NATIVES. - 25e
a. Texans SO I0Ge3 80 Westerns ~ $3.50 2o wooiled
Westerns. s5 15as5 65 lambs. - 75G 90 IS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

and again. It was not known who the Jury would
be-
Daniel c. French said that he saw no particular
reason why artists should be asked to compete under
the conditions given. .
II is said that Mr. Leech has signihed that he has
found Il impossible 10 change the terms.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
OH. MARkETS

Oh City. May 22.Satonal Transit certificates opened
sSTsc: highest 09c; Lowest 0s,c closed 6S'sc Sales,
10 200 bbls clearances. 5000 b6s; charters, 1880
bbls: snpments. 10 756 bbis; runs, 1874 bbls.
Pltsburg May 22-PetrOlc Nothing doing; Ma
Transit certihcats opened a. 65'sc closed as
6s7.c; highest. 6s7se lowest, 6S'sc.
Bradford, May 22.-National Transit certificates
opened at OSsc closed a. 69c highest 69c lowest,
GS he clearances. 0.OOO