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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-26
Cupid Lunch.

A very amusing lunch was given the other
day TO a young woman, the sister Of an art
list, whose engagement has just been made
known. The roguish hostess seated the
briie-elect and q circle Of intimates about
q cloth checked in pink and white n en-
broidered with rosebuds. The cs-sral or
nament was a sugar cupid standing amid
roses and rose-crowned. The blind bow
boys arrow was pointed at the maiden he
had smitten and a long rose spray trailed
in her direction.
The menu cards were heart-shaped, and
bore on one side Vatican groups and idyl-
lie pastoral scenes. On the other were let
tered bits OF verse, as
Cupid is a knavish lad,
thus to make poor females mad.
Love is a smoke raised with fdme Of sighs.
The more thou dams't it up. the mora it burns
To be loves bondsman is true liberty.
Has lent Iife's wings a rosy hue.
With other supposedly appropriate quota
TONS. Rosebuds were worked in small
spriqs on the napkins and the table candles
had for shades the semblance of crumpled
rose leaves. Festoons of roses were wreathei
abou the chandeliers, and at every plate
lay a great American beauty fragrant and
fair.
The menu itself was a triumph of ingenu-
ity with 10 printemps soup and salmon
Especially dressed with a sweet, piquant
sauce) "a Pamour," and sweetbreads with
mushrooms, and devilIed crabs (seeing that
the q~uarrels of lovers are the renewal of
love- and little pigeons to bill and COO fol
doves. and roast venison THAT is deer
dear and salad for the fresh days of you'll
and ambrosia and angel cake and kisses
with ices frozen in the shape Of hearts
thrust through with arrows and in howe,
forms. For every guest there was a rosy
love apple whose stem was tied with rib
Eoua.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-26
s5OO REWARD

We wilt pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. In
digestion, Constipation or Costiyentes VIC caino!
ire with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when the
directions ara strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable and never fail to give ~satisfac
t,on. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing
20 Pills. q cents. Beware of counterfeits anc
limitations. The genuine manufactured only b,
The JOHN C. WEST COMPANY, Chicago. III. Sole
by II. NJ. Parchen & Co. druggists. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-26
RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibnled Drawn,
Room Sletpars. Dining Cars and Coaches of
latest design, between Chicago AMI MiIwankes
and st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibnled Drawing
Room Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches Of
latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee
and Ashland and Duluth. ~
Through, Pullman Vestibnled Drawing Room
and eolonist Sleepers via the Northern Pacific
fa.lroad between Chicago and Portland, Ore.
ern, Northern and Central Wisconsin points, af-
fording unequalled service to and from Wauke-
sha, Fond au Lac. Oshkosh, Eau Claire. Hurley.
Wis, and 1ronwood and Bessemsr . Mich.
For tickets. sleeping-ar res ~.rvation, time ia
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tho line, or to ticket agents nywhere in tho
United States Or Canada.
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~ st. Paul. Mimi.
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milwaukee,, Wis.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07


Sorfee-Is future tne IEIkas "a n HSzAtB wiH
pabnsh. under this head. oaiy SAGA notices a.
.fs seq ~ this ozee each seek net tAtef
ta&n friday attefheoa- fais u done -
avoid mistakes All duplicate sotiess-
In these announcements ~usgAl services
or h0Ars laSza tnat tas moraiag service or-
eefs al IN = IN 2ad sseeiRs serfies Al -
D. IA
81. MARKS Protestant Episcopal Church =
DIYisoa st, head OF Peal Il. Tnnity sunday
TN guaS. sunday schools al Il a. a. aad 5 ,.
n hoiy coma uRaon. 1915 a u.s.. ana 4 - q.
~. service aad sermon II a. m. and 20 ,. IA.
oy tae rector. Res. c@nlpoeii Pair, .. ID.
IT MARKS North Grand Rapids Protestant
Episcopal lh1seh. u flalnneld ave. sunday
school AT 5 y IA Mrs O. ;. Morley. super a
tendent and L. 4 Ware. secretary. Service
aad sermon al $50 p. IA by kew. l. hlee. lay
ST. Mark's oaadale PARK Protestant Episco-
pal tharch-Ssrticc aad sermon at % D. IA.
by Rev. DIR. Can D0ell Fair.
Unitarian Corner OF Fountain and Ransom
SIS Miss Mia f. Upper pastor. Services
as usual. al 10 As a m. and 78 y IN. Morn
ing subject. sidney on Believing Unto
Lite" repeated by request. Ese1ing subject;
The Nj 81 ahshlp OF jesus sunday sehUol al
L ~. Conference meetiag Wednesday evsn-
ins AT p IA.
The Progressive soiritaalist Society meets
In kiks Hall. Service at l0;1 aud 20 y.
Aorning subject; ''Compsr.tlve Evidence vi
The Phenomenon. known as the Resurrection
Of Jesus. aud SpiritUalism." Evening subject.
Biblical aud Modern spiritualism Compared.
Uniyersalist. Ladies Literary Club Rooms.
Sheidon-sr. Rev. Charles fiuhrer. ID. b..
pastor. Morning subject; The Revolution
la Theology as illustrated by the Case of Rev.
DIR Briggs" sunday school at l. IN. No
eyenin. service.
Rev. L r. 0sbon will address the youn: men s
meeting on sunday afternoon AT O'CLOCK.
Alfy0ung men are invited.
The Norwegian minister. Rev. NJ. Nelson.
will preach IN the German Church. Nj. Yer
nOn-st. sunday. June Z. at p. m. sunday
school at . clock.
Fountain-street Baptist Church-Rey. Jno
L. Jackson, ID. D., pastor. Usual services
morning and evening In the morning the
pastor Will preach MS annual sermon. Even
ing subject: The game OF Life.
Second-street VI. L. Church-Rev. w. Henry
ThomE son. pastor. Morning subject: The
Moral versus the Mechanical Conscience"
Evening: The Wrong Man In the Right
Place" Sunday school and class at noon.
Missions az Lane-ave.. and Myrtlest. NJ ..
III. EDworth League for young people al
6:3D p M. Young Mems Band meeting at
$50 II the morning. Seats Tree. All wei
come.
Trinity Church-Rev. II. II. Johnson. rector.
SncoEd sunday after Trinity. Mathis aud
Holy Baptism al 1890 a. m. Subject; True
Conception of Work" Evenseng at 1880 sub
ject; The Devils Volunteers sunday
school and Bible class at o'clock p. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand RAPIDS. just outside
n 81 city limits new building newly fur
nlshed for sale or rent with fuFnHiufes on q
good main road within ~ rods o, cegois alss a
good local trade
= HOUSES and lots. also g vacant lots for
- sale on long time OF eAchaase i0r farm
or personal property.
A Nd s0-acre Farm 10 s1chsnge FER gaod
"A house and lot IN south or easI portion OF
city
pour tenement brick block. let 50 ieea front.
4 on North OTTAWA. 10 exchange Tor good
Improved farm g. Detroit cliy property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4iXi0o feeL op ga HAll-sl
~ for sale al y bargaiu.
2 HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. % trade for q
- Kit edge lsrm vlthla 10 "a J. miles Of city.
81 ACRES improved land. = miles seuthes9
acres orchard. al kinds snzl! fruit wei
fenced. unoer good cultivation. q exchange
Tor ely property; or 81 OF 20 acres near city.
HOTEL In BE Rapids. al furnished. 10 ca
IA change Tor properly ia ciry OF farm.
IN A. RI farm miles southwest u Reed
~ CITY. nearly al improved, good fencrs.
.tc.' Tree on an incomOraaee' 10 eiehAAse Tor
fTEN ROOM house sne lot. g. fsaEra,e. q has
IL good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
ess. and has splendid harm. lot Sai2s. With
alley IA rear.
10 ACRES Of land. = mile north and niles
- east Of city. 10 exchanges Tor cliy prep
.la ACRES. I mile north Of CITY limits on
~ Aiplnc-grA foad-fer sale a sesifA-
bic tract for plating.
81 sale OF trade Tor city properly
VACANT LOIS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Iasyetiest for
ii sale or TRACE.
IL ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
NONEf TO loan on real estate and ehaiteis-
G.. $. FOUTS Sso sr 2, ssSn'a 1',r
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07

York stock Company. al the psrts 70
D. written around the members Of the
company -4Edou - very much SAP
pointed as the treatment '.TheFm.d0r"
received at the hands OF the French
people, and STIMULATES that bis new
play Is 10 be done IN America before the
FRENCH production snail De talked OF ,
ana yet >aEdon hates Americans cor
daily.
Marie Prescott, who is now resting at
her home IN Bourbon county, ky., .
soon 10 we'd X. II. Mclean, otherwise
r. D. Sheppard, OF sheppardstown, Va,
FF.N.
Caroline Hill returns To England next
week. She hates America. and saws
American women are not clean. Prob
ably her husband, Herbert Kelley IN
vented the latter for her especial bene-
TT.
Frederick Bryton started on Monday
for san Francisco, where he will appear
at the Alcszar, June %. IN a series of
plays beginning with Forgiven" This
Is Mr.. Bryton's first tour IN California.
w. S. Cleveland saws 'he is neither
broken up, broken down. or broken
crosswise," and that he will continue
right along IN the minstrel business.
"Flo," otherwise Belle Billion, the
music Hall singer, VINO married Lord
Dunlo, has become Countess Clancarty
by the death OF her husbands father,
the Earl OF Clancarty. "Flo" met
Nlseount Dunlo at the Corinthian Club,
and. although she then had IN tow a
wealthy Hebrew. named Werthelmer,
she married the 20-year-old lord, and
has since supported him. "Flo" hasn't
much talent TO speak of, but she be-
come an immense favorite IN London
and receives $500 a week. Countess
Flo" will now retire from the stage-as
the noble earl now has = far income
when her contract with Augustus Har-
ris has expired. Bal, OF Roster * Bal.
offered her $1,000 a week TO come to
America AZ hour before she was added
10 the aristocracy.
Harry Lee has married Tessie Leath-
ers IN London. This is the young wo-
man for whom Bob HIlhard chased 5.
Miller Kent around the Hoffman House
a few years since. Harry Lee, by the
way, has also done up London 10 the
tune of about $4,000.
Bob GRAHAM will probably 60 out
next season as bis own manager. IN
"The Little Tycoon" and the season
following IN MS new play, Larry the
Lord"
Francis Reinau says he wrote GA
Nights Frolic." in which the gigantic
Helen Barry Is trying 10 act, and that
Augustus Thomas simply wrote the title
page with his name as author.
Henry E. Abbey, who is now in Aus
tralIa, expects to be back in New York
by September.
Fanny Davenport closed her season
last week in Newark.
William VI. Dunlevy has secured "The
Little Tycoon" for next season from
William Spencer.
Sydney Rosenfeld is adapting Au-
dran's latest opera for the McCaull
Opera Company. tits called "Bobolin. F"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
LOCAL MARKETS.

GRarS-Wheat. SLOT; corn. SIC; oats. 45c:
rye. nc; barley. slf0@sl.20 4 hundred.
Flour AND FEED-Liiy White. $40; Patent.
$40 = hundred; corn meal. $500 2 ton; feed.
s25.01'dsZ 90 ? ton; middlinEs. s2l.O1 9, ton
bran. siT.00 y ton.
Mrar-Pork. 61.c: beef &c; veal. 5a6l ;mut-
ton. Sc. lamb. &C. spring chickens. &c
turkeys. l2'sc ducks. l09l2c; geese. l0@l2c.
PRoDrcs-Butter. dairy. 12Isc; creamery lsc I:
eggs. l5c: potatoes. sl.01; = bu.; apples.
sluo6 si.5G = bu. beets. 'gsa.5c e bu onions
silS@ SID bu. beans. hand picked. sl.75a
500 = bu., honey l69i7c.
HIPS sS0 TsLLow-Green. 56esc; part cured.
SC, cured hides. &c, calf skins. green. &c;
calf skies. cured, &c; tallow. &c; pelts.
60dsl.a0. dekin. l5sd DC.
woop-1sinch dry. sl.759 e.. q = cord 2foot
225Gs275 = cord tfo0t. s4.c4 S75 cord.
WnnL-washed. haze. nnwashed. 126llsc
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
IT NEARLY BROKE OFF TIE MATCH.

Yet Toms MoShers Advice Was Good.
and Mrs. Tom Is Sa5 Ahead.
Just before the charity ball last winter
a certain young South Slider was paying
such assiduous attention to a certain
North Side woman that Mrs. Grundy had
it they were engaged. The young wom-
an. of course. knew better, but she did
not think matters had progressed 70 the
point where ne was sure TO ask her to 60
10 the ball. So she declined two invita-
tions from other admirers The invita-
ton she wanted never came. Her par
ents were not society people. and she had
TO stay at home. He didn't go either.
The next time he called she was chilly.
The threatened storm blew over, how
ever, though nothing was said on either
side about the ball, and the other day
they were married. They did not take
wedding trip, but went at once to their
modest little home.
The next day the young husband great
ly surprised his bride by taking sealed
envelope from his pocket and throwing
it in her lap. 1t was addressed to her.
"Open it, honey" said he, "it belongs
to you"
Honey" opened it, and found twenty
five dollars and the following memo
randum:
Icket ..-....-.....'..-'....-si
Flowers. ~
carriage. -...-.-.'.-'.'.''..''''.'.
Total. %
why, Tom" said she. what on earth
does this mean
Perhaps you will remember that you
didn't go to the charity ball last winter"
Perhaps
well. Just as was getting ready to
write you my mother came to me and
said: Tom. are you going TO the charity
ballY Sure said /. L s'pose you're go
ing TO take that Jones girlr said She
Sure said I. MY son. said she, don't
Won do it, tn cost you twenty-five dol
lars-ten for ticket, ten for flowers and
FIVE for a carriage What Of itg said l.
Are you going to marry herr said she.
Guess not said l. lying Of course.
Then wouldn't spend twenty-five dol
lars on her. said she. Well said |.
's'pose | am thinking Of asking her to
have meP Then | certainly shouldn't
waste the twenty-five dollars. said she
kind Of thought things over and
you're Mrs Smith and there's the twenty
FIVE dollars. Get yourself something
pretty with il. Honey
OF course she protested that she didn't
need any money yet, but it ended in her
taxing the twenty five dollars all right
But some way or other Honey
doesn't seem quite "a sweet on her
rnother-in-lsw a. she was-Chicago
Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
THE THElTERS CLOSED
The Past Season Has Not Been q
Profitable One.
The COMING OF TIE fOREPAUCH SHOW
a nichisaa 30, who is Winning Fame
Asd nosss as N 4aAS-F sAa Actor
tArioas Clippings Aboas
ftAys Aad ActorA

The performance or Damon and
Pytnlas." at Powers last Monday even
ing, practically brought the theatrical
season Of lss0-sl 10 an end. 1t has not
been profitable season 70 the manage
ment-infact, business averaged poorly,
while the companies IN most respects
were meiItorious and should have been
better patronlzed. There Is some Justl-
ficatlon for the amusement managers
Ia tina city TO feel discouraged. They
have not lost confidence entirely. for
Manager Garwood IS now busy IA New
York securing attractions for Red
mond's and Powers Tor next season.
The attention gwen smusemenIs here
should have been more exJenslye when
The population is considered. The
reason for TINS 10 probably the fact that
social entertainments, such as progress
sive cards, society parties and so on,
have IN a great measure diverted the
minds or the people from the theater.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07


From the way u wS.ch this city and
country are covered with the artistic
pictorial paper OF the Adam FoFepaugh
Shows, = seems Ike carrying Goals to
Newcastle 20 saw that the great shows
now on their tweuty-elghth annual
tour viii exhibit here next "Wednesday
IA all their original magnlncence. This
year with three clrcuses, huge menag
eries. real Roman hlppodrOme, new
Wild West, and famous foreign features
IL eel pses It's former self. Probably the
greatest feature OF this season IS Colonel
Edgar Daniel Boone and Miss Mile
CnrlOtta, the celebrated European lion
tanners, Who Wi. exhibit fiye forest-bred
lions IN a steel encircled ring. The
lions Will be harnessed 10 and draw
chariot, they Will play see-sav with
great German boar hound named
saxon" they will form taoleaux, ride
trlcycles and DO many other astonishing
tAings while loose N the ring. The
famous HanlOn-N olters, appear for the
frst time under canvass with the Adam
Forepaugh Shows this year. These re-
lnarkaDle artists will do double somer-
saults high In the ambient air, from
swaying bar 10 swaying bar, fully sixty
feet apart. Owing 10 the height OF the
rigging and length of the leaps the act
cannot be done under u roof. because
there are not more than two or three
buildings IA the country large enough.
The act IS entirely new and extremely
hazardous. There are more than 200
artists IN the triple circus Twenty
female bareback riders. twenty five
mae bareback riders, and. IN short,
actors and acts of all kinds. In the
hlppOdrome more races are gwen by
intrepid riders and merry steeds than IN
any other shows. Roman standing
races, Roman chariot races, modern
running ana trotting, mule and donkey,
monkey and pony. elephant and camel,
bag. wheeloaEiOw, man va. horse, and
many other races la the menagerIes
will De found one or more OF every
species known to zoology, more cage
fuls of animals than some shows have
single ones. Adam Forepaugh. Jr.,
viii present a huge herd of 500, 900
trained and dancing elephants, and
highly trained stations, bronchos and
dogs. The entire shows will surpass
any exhibition ever given IN such a
way as to defy comparison.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
W|NAHS & ALLEN
Grand Union Real Estate Exchange
ROOMS 3 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.
PHONE $40.

Eof one week more We Offer. los :. Lafayette
st. between Neat y ara Cherry SIS. Tor
SO; lot worth the money; room house for
which you paw nothing.
I'VE HAVE . large exchange list; " yen
W have a house OF lot which don't suit you.
call ana see Us.
IEWELRY man died. Stock and business for
sale q; bargain.
E'0R s.s90 10 sftaa We can sell YOU house on
the east OF west side aud give you a good
bargain.
S)lO0 WILL huy house and LOT on Ninth
.-opv ave. whica rents for go month.
| ARGE lot OH Union-St. north Of Thomas
| OF SoxIs2 aud alley for 500 and We viii fur
- nish you plans for any Kind Of a house YOU
desire In the bargain.
sl7o VIII huy an Sroom house on scribner.
Easy terms.
sI700 for srcom house; modern Improve
ment. on Irowbridge 81, near Colt ave. Terms
easy.
s3Oeo. new modern 7-room house on First sf.
nice usighborhood, we'll and cistefn lot SIX
b. corner.
sl1a. room house. Center ~. cor First Com
STOCK add; well aud cisterni great bargain
f, for some one.
and basement. new houses. newly pspered
well sBd cisfern terms easy.
500. old house. elegant let 50xieD and alley
nice neigbborh0od; on the hin
S3>su viii bur a new a-rnofn house on Second
ave- al modern improvements, one ~ the
incest localities In the CITY
RISENESS CHANCE-0vner diea-A rice
- leveiry stock and nttHres ~ good city
OF 1000 Inhabitants. stock and fstures sss1.
VII sell cheap.
$500. general siock. rev and clean good
locality North. owner died widow viii ssi ~
~ per cent discount cash only.
$50 oniy for eroofu house with ali modern
Improvements. Third ave
9eN nice nsu modern house On Cass 81 ;
worth SHsQ owner makes this sscrifo@ because
be WISHES 80 pEit TIE money into ether bUsi-
ness
s4fH Cor new Broom house on THIRD ave
finished IN Dsss double eensr. city. cistern
and wei ysfef
sf2N. nsg modern Il-room house. east front
On Eenry 81.
Sf3S Tor large lot on Z nion al
slf0o. sl5S sud $3.50 nice Tot. o. Prospect
81 fBe ieraify.
g. iest en Ees, Brlags. corner. at q bargain.
residence only.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
J. v, CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer la Real Estate. Personal Prop
erty and Loans.


pLEASE LOOK at 1913 West Broadway; ii is a
large Groom house. finished In oak. but
ternut and cherry; nicely rapered; nice lot
with natural oak trees; VIII sell THIS place
for $500 II sold III few days; call aud i Will
show it Il you.
EoR sALE-New 1l-room house on southwest
l. corner of Coit and Newberry-sts.; will sell
cheap and on easy terms; VIII take a good lot
or house and lot IN exchange; house is ar
ranged for one or two families; call and
j will show 10 10 you. j. w. Closterhouse. IL
Canal-st-
Tor SALE-on easy terms. a new s-room
house on WinSOr Place, near corner OF
East and Fifth ave. house is we'll butt, nicely
planned good water and "A nice location; IL
YOU want "A good home cheap. on easy terms.
call and | will show il TO you. j. W. Cioster-
house, Il Canalst.
A MOTHER opportunity to get new home in
"A best location on monthly payments; am
Just finishing Il nice house on my addition on
Mealthy-aye.; has large han aud rooms.
finished in oak. balance hard oil finish; has Al
feet OF porch; nice CRATE and mantle: PHI Ell
for gas and furnace; price only $500 call at
once before IL Is gone. j. W. Closterhouse. ].
Canal-st.
MY OFFICE contains the largest list Of prop
III erty in the city; prices from the lowest
up TO $4,000; both Tor sale or exchange; fyou
wish To buy or exchange. call and see me. j.
W. Closterhouse-
HAVE several Of the best farms near the
city for sale cheap or exchange for city
property.
HAVE a new piano that will exchange for
good team. or a good driver. or good va
cant lot; have also u heavy stallion, 5 years
weight 1850 pounds. 10 exchange for work
team or vacant lots will pay difference. j. W.
Closterhouse.
HAVE some good homes for rent cheap
IL money TO loan in sums to suit on good Sc
curity.
J.W. CLOSTERH0USE.
L Canal-st. Phone IS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
CHICAGO, June a.

CHICAGO, June a.
CATrLE-Market only moderately active. Quo
tstions ranged at IS 1904 40 for choice 20 fancy
shipping steers. s5.ooa5.7O for good to choice
DO; HS0ns.9 for common 10 fair do. 80 500
AS for butchers Steers; 81 602350 for Stock
ers; e. 7Sss4 80 for Texans; s. 40z4 30 for Feed
ers, si5lsttoo for COWS. sl.50d3.5O for Bulls,
aud ~ 5ozt4 50 for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Market rather active. Prices declined
SC. Sales ranged al g J0d4 10 for pigs: 81 $50
80 for light; ~ D8t0 for rough packing;
t25G45o for mixed and e. 34140o for heavy
-9cxIng and shipping lots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
THE MARKETS.

June o.
fIorR-ouiet and steady. Spring wheat
patents, S5.25aa5 70; bakers. u. ioI425; winter
wheat -four g. loa52o for patents and Aso0
500 for straigh,s.
WHEAT-Ruled weak and lower. No. cash
eeAcosl-00k; July. s7a99sSe; August, S4h1
S5ac
CoRN-Active and stronger. No. q 6oAG
60nc; No. yellow. eIn&eiAc; No. 8, eoc; No
SYellow, 6lGolkc; June. 601601c; July, 5Sis@
$3.50; September. s7kT5sc; Year, 46hQ4o4c.
OArs-Firmer No. 9, $hC454c, June, 45A
G45Sc; July. ls's045c; August, s6ls33ohc.
Samples hrner Offerings large. No. 3. 449
4oc No 8 White. 5e4Sc; No. 2. 4S046c; No. z
White, 4sa4ec.
RYE-Stesdy and quiet No. 2 cash. SIC;
July delivery. CSC, and August. exc; No. 2 by
sample 5Qs7c, and Ne 8, se1s3c.
BARLKY-very little doing. Sales by sample.
65170c; for No 8 and lower grades, 62a Csc;
September new No. 2. $50.
MESS PoRK-1 rading moderately active and
prices ruled frmer. Prices ranged AT $40 $50
ioo2s for cash; $40 $50 TO- o2x for June; $40 &c,
9I0.15 for July, and S1o.S7h@ll00 for Septem.
Der.
LARD-Mariet moderately active and prices
steady. Quotations ranged at Ss.ao,6.o5 for
cash; &C. 2066 221 ar June; s6.27l0630 for
July. and s. soSso.55 for September.
BUTrER-Creamery. I40i6nc; Dairy, 129i5c
Packing Stock. 1o1llc.
PoULTRY-Live Chickens sxGoc per ID /;
Live Turkeys. ocssc per h.; Live Ducks, 7G9c
Per H.; Live Geese. t300lSAoO per doz.
Ou.s-Wiscon sin Prime White sc Water
White, S!sc; Michigan Prime White. 9nc;
Water White 10hc; Indiana Prime White,
shc; Water White, ioc; Headlight, I75 test
csc; Gasoline, 81 deg's. lac; "A dogs, sac;
Napntha, 50 dogs. TIC.
Observation-Disclosures Spirits ruled firm at elI7
per gal for finished goods.
NEW YORK. June 9.
wHEAT-Dull; steady at lsc advance. Ju c,
s1.0sG10sis; July. sLo6All.0s 1919; August
H0Ss Gt..035; September, Sl.02.Gsl.o3l,; De-
cember, Ho4lt 1l04x.
CoRN-Quiet. lc up. Firm. No 9, 5000 sc
steamer mixed none here.
OATs-DulL hrmer. Western, 47t62c.
Provisions -Beef-Fair demand; firm. Elk
ira mess $40. 50a 100; family $3.50. Pork
Quiet; steady. New mess, sl20oGi250; old
mess, sio.5oGli5o; extra prime, siLoO. Lard
Quiet; firm Steam ndered, s5.47n.
CLEVELAND, o., June6
PETRoLEUM-Easy. Standard white, 40 deg.
test, sAc; "a gasoline, SIC; 50 gasoline lee; 81
naphtha, oIic.