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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
BATTLE WITH HUNS.
In Drunken Row One of Their Number
Is Fatally Injured.

PLYMOUTH, Pa, May PA terrible
fight occurred last evening on tne river
bank, opposite this town Six Hunga-
rians from Ashley visited here this after
noon and drank very freely. Shortly
after o'clock they hired two boatmen to
take them across the river toward their
home.
On the way over the intoxicated Huns
IN one of the boats became restless and
upset it. All were precipitated into the
river They were rescued by the occu-
pants of the other boat
When the boatmen demanded their pay
the Huns set upon them. Their cries at
tracted the attention of a crowd of young
men on the Plymouth side, who rowed to
their rescue.
They thrashed the Hungarians, four of
whom fed to the woods, but the others
made stubborn fight and were seriously
hurt.
One Of them Is suffering from a severe
ly fractured skull and has not recovered
consciousness. 1t is feared that he will
die. The other man sustained several
knife wounds No arrests have as yet
been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Washington, April s, 1891.


WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned, it has been made
10 appear that "The Merchants National
Bank ;of Shenandoah" In the Borough of
Shenandoah, in the County ofschuylkn and
State of Pennsylvania, has complied with all
the provisions Of the statutes of the United
states, required to be complied with before an
association shall be authorized TO commence
the business of banking.
Now, THEREFORE,, /, Edward s. Lacey,
Com ptroller OF the Currency, do hereby Ger.
tify that "The Merchants National Bank OF
shenandoah" ;" in the Borough OF Shenandoah,
in the County of schuylkill, and State OF
Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business OF banking as prov dec in section
nfty.one hundred and sixty-nine OF the Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
49,, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, wit
lsAA ness my hand and seal of Office this
sth day OF April, 1891.
No. 4546. E. S. LACEY.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25

NEW YoRK, May 25.-The Rev. DR..
Charles De w. Bridgman, who resigned
from the pastorate Of the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church on accouu t
of theologic views which he held, not
consistent with the doctrinal tenets7 of
that denomination, was confirmed by
Bishop Henry @. Potter yesterday after
noon in this city as a communicant'of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. Also
his wife, son and daughter, together with
his friend and old parishioner, DR.. Alfred
L. Loomis, the noted physician, were con-
frIned
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
STAMFORD FOR PRESIDENT.

The Lenders of the Peoples Party Say
He VIII Head Their Movement.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The leaders of
the third-parUy movement here profess to
have direct assurances that Senator Stan
ford, Of California, is ready to put him
self at the head of their movement with
all that is therein implied and that he
will be the standard bearer of the "Alli-
ance" or peoples Party" in 1892.
Some of the Alliance leaders claim to
be authorized to make public the alleged
fact that Senator Stamford considers he
holds his great fortune simply as "stew-
ard for the people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
The Boy Died of Exhaustion.

PrTTsBURG, Pa, May 25 DR.. James
McCann, at the West Penn Hospital, Lass
evening, made the fourth attempt to re-
move piece of clay pipe stem from the
bronchial tube of David williams, a 4
year-old boy. The lad had swallowed it
a week ago. All efforts to grasp it with
a probe, Of which several kinds were
used, proved futile, as it was impossible
to secure hold upon the hard substance.
About two hours after the operation the
boy died Of exhaustion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
LoRp sALIsnuRYs DELAY.
President Harrison Displeased with the
English Premier's Tactics,

President Harrison Dispieased with the
English Premicr's Tactics,
WASHINGTON, May 25--rhe President
and his Cabinet officers are rot littla
put out by the failure of Lord Salisbury
to reply to Secretary Blaine's proposition
that both governments permit a limited
catch of seals in Alaskan waters during
the present season.
A gentlemen who called upon the Pres.
ident said that he expressed himself very
much displeased with the manner in
which the Premier had treated our Secre-
tary's proposition, and he intimated that
unless a response were received soon this
government would take the bull by the
horns, and, regardless Of what England
might think, issue very vigorous orders
to the commanders Of American revenue
cutters.
II was over a month ago that Secretary
Blaine's proposition was transmitted to
Lord Salisbury, and, so far as can be as
certained, neither is a reply on its way
nor has it even been prepared. The
alacrity wi which Great Britain's chief
diplomatic officer accepted the sugges-
tion that this year there should be no
slaughter Of fur-bearing animals in
Behring Sea, and the way in which he
now ignores what this government re-
CARDS as q just request, have excited
much comment here in administration
circles.
SAN FRANC1sco, May 25.-It is reported
that orders relative to the Behring Sea
sealing industry have been received from
Washington by Collector Phelps. The or
ders are to be delivered to the command
er of the revenue cutter Rush and are not
to be opened until the vessel is aU sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
Itallnns ONT Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May 25.-Eighty Ital-
ians returned home yesterday, and it is
probably the beginning of an exodus Of
dissatisfied or frightened Italians. All
but three were steerage passengers. One
Of those in the cabin was relative Of
Qeracei, killed in the prison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
Weather IndleatIons.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-For New England,
Eastern New York and New Jersey Fair7
slightly warmer; southeasterly winds.
For Western New York; Generally faiH
tationary temperature: northerly winds
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
TWO DEATHS TO ANSWER FOR
A Woman Accused Of killing Both Her
Husbands.

Husbands.
AUGUSTA, Me-, May 25,-Five years
after the commission of the crime wo-
man in this county is about to be accused
In court Of poisoning her first husband
IN order that she might marry a second,
who himself recently died Under sus-
picious circumstances. The first husband
discovered in 1886 that his wife was un-
faithful to him and he elected her para
mour from the house.
The following week the husband died
and arsenic was found in his stomach.
After his death the woman married the
man who caused the trouble. Recently
this man, who, it is alleged, had consid-
cradle power over the woman, was burne2
to death in bed under suspicious circum
stances.
Detectives have been az work on the
first case some time and claim to have
discovered evidence that will fasten the
crime on the woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
DR.. Heber Newton Explains His Position.

New YoRK, May 25.-In his sermon at
All Souls Church yesterday the Rev DIR.
r. Heber Newton carefully explained the
theological opinions held by him, which
have attracted attention throughout the
whole Christian world, and which will
soon be made the subject of a church in
quiry. DR., Newton based his belief on
the Nicene Creed, and opposed the thirty
nine articles Of the Church and the West
minister Confession Of Faith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Ex- Congressman
Payson of Illinois is said to be slated for
the Chief Justiceship of the new land
court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
Ex-Congressman Owen nn ApplIoant.

WASHING ON, May 25.-Ex- Congressman
Owen of Indiana, is an applicant for the
position Of superintendent of immigra-
kion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-25
What che Druggists say
OF ReiSkeigS Ointment.

When we are asked to recommend prepara-
tiOn for skin disease, we hand out HEIsKELLS
OINTMENT, with every confidence Of its success
ful treatment Of the disease"
j. c, REDGCK, Main St., Butler, Pa.
at have been selling HEIsBELL OINTMENT
for eleven years Itglves universal satistactioBs
1t will cure TETTER."
q. w. HACKESBEBGER, cambridge, Pc
ave have evidence OF the curative properties
Of HEIsKELL's OINTMENT here. 1t Is good
reliable ointment" "
FLEMING tE EsLER, Tarentum, Pa.
ain all skin diseases invariably recommed
HEIsKELL's OINTMENT"
]. j. KEGL Sharpsburg, Pa.
"HEIsKELL's OINTMENT cures when all else
fails.' MCCLELLAN & REED, FreepOrt, Pa.
"HEIsKELL's OINTMENT sells on Its own
merit" H B. HILToN. klttauning, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

f.; $sS K nssI + s?n;s s',as
Jun 1896 Sr esSCs sSS ws 3 and defined
with free offerings Futures beySng NAY "fS obp SaS
%ss P Pu @gssOy RSae was little Or no speculative trading
ssn'' So. mixed 5sc uneradd white osG NS ysi.eS
ssS6ogS Sio NO. wsss OG Juy No
d se oSe sa9gdo uH gis&G & mfssS
sylvana creamery extra 2Sc 90 print ertn SVdg9e &c
ss d'%sPS Sss 3 ts
tessse' csasdS arH II 20; do Mehgsn Socs isG%
sssS ss fps 8 SfETSs s5rSns SSS
s G BSTSSn g6Sa s oss sDa S:s: g %oA SsSG PsS
Choice SSs 2o Pennlys3s 59s .o tbo6S pna
mi mH'b Sb S So Sca'G'Rd GS Do nsS d0 R@
sTsss sSgtHsTn unsSsngP % P%t'oRs RS Ge cu o S
socks wheat bush corn ga 2S5OS oSso Soen 800
bush 1SOG Gats S%s a. 600 PS%sS '00V' O1
Lp May g. ar% osS % 3S So tamE e
T. "a 'g$Ss S.a 81 O Immediately %nsls
70 5mS e up opening RgrlDs P the aT ss Which
tame M t b though nSS TSS @ Susd ned e market
ee9% stssdv ya NO. 1s Red cas6 81 OIL MAY g Oh
&SsHss Sns . e Be sGne sE 3 ba
S;4s g Soes Sd and soreS % 99 gan Strength With
Gcaegs ad9g Mag hS%Sy to closing Ss 5s July 5
cash, 5ld5isc May 514c July dSsc' u6y Kye na SI1
SS S%er SFsrS sS 3D. s15$s8 SO T%o6 s2 1cssS
an Sast sacked e %a, % so S Sis sSS
si TO- fSsS'a HsaG .tadg s1 fsSasd speltsT q SoS
e. Ts. add q cSEa: PTa
T. Visions ste95S All a. and 1'qsS ons PORK cwsT standard
i 75asis7a Lard, SO 20 DFy Slt q meaiS a6aaS Sq y
g 55 rass sSo' iScc6 S% Sc sssS sS9'S so %
1900 SS:h Sss SSO bSs SgSn co
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
pEcnRnED MORTGAGES.

Atkinson Teresa L.. to Eliza Prescott, 2dave, lot
140 map Morrsania, 1 year, 81, 500.
Brandt Charles " to Charles S Phillips, 1O7th-st
e OF lst-ave, Inonths 90, o6j.
Behimer John f. and wife, 70 Caroline Dohm, 27th.
st. W OF Sthave, / year $4,000.
Chrystie Albert and wife 10 Schawb land In 2ith-
Ward. adj y Y & Harlem K X Co. indef 81, 000
Carleton. Thomas j. TO y J Middlebro0k : Lewis-st
5 Of Stanton -. wears G. mortcages), $1,000
Calv0rd Salvatore, 10 j Brady 5 Elsmere Place w
Of Mamion-sve / year $500.
Daley, WIN II, and HnO, 10 Harlem Savings Bank n S
1l9tl.st, OF 3d-aye. | year o., 500
Everett Richard, aud wife to Il 4 Constable al n
03dst Of shave 3 years, S25, 900.
ElsenbeFg Meyer and anO 70 Isaac Morris, n : De.
lancey-st OF Essex-st. instaments, $1,000.
16jh-st, q months. $500.
3)thst, year, sl4.oOO
IreeneDaum Moses, 70 II Winthrop : Of 3d-ave, 5 OF
4Otl-st, 3 years, 5000.
Hubert, George jr, 10 w Smith, OF
O. 161thst, years, ~. 300
Hayden, Harriet, 70 the American Employers Liability
Insurance Co, No 80 SOuthst, years, Sl2 600.
kleinkauf Kaspar tO Nj thinner, Lot II, man Upper
Dornsania, years, $500. ~ w.
Lese, Louis, and 70 Joseph Gay, Q OF Avenue A
ol osthst years, Sl2, 600.
Myer william II, 20 John Whalenb OF RiyerSlde.aye
81 95th ST. years, 81 800 '
Mallory. LlkIie, and Amelia Rasmes @ = of Now.
ave, n OF i45hst. years VI 900
Patterson, Mary, 20 H. p. Schell, l35thst Wees-
ave. | year 1900.
Pettt, John and wife, 70 Charles f. Tracey and another
WA-A~ StHaAA eac AAessI-sl months. slzQooo.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

a Gel%aof io Do extra May q 25dss 75 do family s
winter wheat patent, s. 5oaeo; spring DO % 1odso
do straight s5as5 90; receipts, 3.44t bbls shipments
i6 675 sales. 325 wheatSouthern steady Fultz 81 oS
asi lS Lone6erry 81 l0s M 4 10 red fmer sPo
August 81 O4has1 0a. steamer No red 81 70 re.
cepts b5 5O3 bush shipments, 1e 900; stock 1877
sales 90 900. Corn-Southern steady white, 100 yel-
low ne; mixed 1rmer; spot and the month lSc July
eSisments 90: stock Gs 482 oats easier; No white
western 5066oc 40 mixed, 5sa39c; receipts 1900
bush stock. 93.491.
Boston May 12.-Flour quiet but steady; Corn hrm e
steamer yellow, TIC. Oats steady; No. white, 62e
Shorts unchanged. Provisions unchanged Butter duu
lending downward. Cheese unchanged Eggs quiet put
e9sT: fresh laid 16dl0i2e Kecepts-Flour-05 800 bbs
900 1000 BUSH oats 4oooo bush shofCs
45 tons.
Buffalo May 12-wheat-OfeIs Of spot Duluth very
licht: 600 bush No hard sold at 81 10 5000 bush
no Northern sold at 81 II, closing az 81 IL C. + :;
No ! hard closed at 81 1874 No. Northern. 81 II ;
winter wheat quiet early sales OF No. red were made
az 81 II on track; later cars In store Sold at 81 j.
closing at Fl IS asked No. white, 81 IA in store No
light no. yellow, 69dG9hc. closing firm at zoe; No
Csc closed AZ 69c in store no n Star grad. CneS0 %
White, Sole NO mixed, 55Fc track; No 2 white
Vance asked Rye-Nomnay 9oc h store for No. 2.
do winter IS 756s5 90. Mdlfeed-CoaTse winter bran
$50 do spring, $40 asked fine feed firm a. sA Canal
oats oneng Reccips-Four "a 600 bbls wheat $50 900
bush: com 927 600 bush oats 10000 bush barley,
10000 bush. Shipments Canal-Wheat. 10000 bush.
Rail-FlOur. 40 600 tbs; wheat, 10000 bush; CON-
90 900 bush oets 900 bush.
Chicago May 12.1he leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The sales of wheat options at the Produce Exchange
Yesterday were only 37s40O0 bushels. but the market
was firm throughout the day, closing at an advance
of 1922 3-8 cents. The cable accounts were hTin
and the receipts quite light, BOTH AT the IerOr
garded as bulsh due to the prevalence OF dry weatr
af the West Spot lots were dull the sales 1eacnlhB
only $4,000 bushels including 10000 bushels for ex
port and 5000 bushels f0 milllng May oPeneu az, Se
Srher price June started at 81 90 80, and closed AZ
Al ii 3,s July started at 81 OF ID declined 70 Sl "
sdyanoed To si 90. at which 1t closed August sold
from al O3 "a 10 81 04 IL, the closing price Decem
The corn market was quiet but hr opuohSs S clos.s S
at net advance Of 16@1 12 cents Ior the co 1sy oSo
The sales 227 900 bushels in futures ana @oooo
bushels spot. -, -, .u,o. ,-os ,eruous
and irregular Options advanced l-4~3-o oen' "''"
For lard the trading was moderately active ana the
tone was very irregular. some montis nna 30 ono
point The spot market was dull sne @ s closing al
Tere o5O tierces Western steam at 20 - I--' &
s6 70 bid City steam was also weaRer' lhc Sai00
were 145 tierces al 50 9O ,,,,.
uist a, o5 as: september 81 o. 1-2; October
81 a. IS: Decembec, 81 o. 12: May, ls92 sl U1
=. CorasnSt csptember. s5 Ia December. 5s cents
% oais-May, 81 IA; June. So 1-9 july % o-0'
AnCpSt an September, Al cents. ,ooo. Co.,
Tsrd-May, So "A; July, So SO; August 30 99' sep
tember 81 90. , sou ro,,or+od yesterday at
NevyYork Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston WeIe s a.
foiIows Wheat 1876. .os7 bushels corn, ld5s95 h push
els oats 100 602 bushels total grain. ao4a1.
els flour. 81 446 packages; Az ScSSg wheat S5576
bushels CON- 374.054 bushels; oats 32opI ousI"H
toai rTan. 755 sos bushels; -four, 1s,769 packages
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Tuesday, May 12.-BEEvEs-No arrivals
worth noting with the exception Of stock the d. l..
W road, which went direct to East Side butchers.
extra ray ysected sides IGe. selling IN small %aS at dc
COY @ Is caBS BSo'se a % ee @ PDS @ Z Ioaoa and
pool this week report refrigerted beef slow at 4asd Or
i2SHS iSc tops 't 12tsd) estima:sd dead weight
the Bothns 91s0 quarters in the City Of New York. and
7G0 quarters in the Bna9nic AL by Eastmans Company
The St Romans will be laden on Thursday with Cattle and
Mich CowszRecelpts, ls head. Market nominal at
CALyEsRseei&Ps 900 & at all NewYork markets 1873 head
Buttermik Calves sold at 32d4c prime to choice Veas
Dressed Calves in good demand and prices fully main
ained Country dressed ye9s sold at 7G9c dltte Cave,
iOec; dressed butte1niiks at 5lai0iac. 80.
az s cr s ;a % sg % at Sc calves lS
nallenbegk & Hollis Xeals $50 n at eisc; 81 J., SO
SmEEP AND LAMBsz1Re 12ls carloads Of eo2
head0 caoads at Jersey City and G caioads at GOths
ana ~ Jersey Lambs were received in small los Mar
Clipped sheep od IO sG IS 0 5dsS per 100 bunch
Lambs at d9c and Jerseys by the head at 81 30
GIic and dressed winter Lambs stl further declined,
selling at ual3c. Dressed spring Lambs also followed
Some Jerseys are st sold by the carcass and from IS
81 is given the range for ordinary 70 prime stock
saleswkgrson sheTma9, ls ,do epPed * ke9tTssy
She OHIO sRS sRSeq s's5' s' 3. at IS
Kentur Nv lambs, 81 N, az el2c per d.. -
D. Mcpherson & Co. 227 clipped Michigan sheep, IS
r. Hippie & Co: 90 clipped Kentucky ewes and
bucks Jog n. SO 25 428 Kentucky Lambs 81 n, al
NJ Collins 1O7 clipped Ohio sheep. 81 N. at IS rs
per 100 h.
Halenbeck & Hollis: 125 Kentucky spring lambs
G2l, n at &C per N also sold Monday; 2oO Kentucky
lambs 81 n. at &c; 1875 clipped Ohio sheep 30 n' at
80 10 per 100 N.
Hia 30 per 100 n "A clipped winter lambs, 6i ~
C. Collins: Jersey spring lambs, at a. 5oas6 so per
head - - ,
s5 Zach.
ss zDtb st. End 1s carloads at jersey City. Maxket
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
TUE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May IL speelaD.-In spite OF disturbing
news in regard to Continental finances, the wheat mere
20 dov advanced This was chiefly due TO a higher
,oar,et Indicating that the foreign grain markets
we're nnning along Independently of the foreign money
markets, and partly 10 the continuance OF e , MaS
fiosed about 31-2 cents July sold from 9S IS
cents 10 81 OF IL and closed at 81 90 - dere me WI "S
ds,reaS4 q in the amount passage of 6I2,VOo Dusl.
els! decrease In the English visible Of over 100000
bnsheIs The illinois State crop report shows c0n-
Siton Of 1O3 for the northern portion and lOS for s
central and southern portions. Corn was up IL
cents to-day OIL ar improved shipping demand, ana
on smalk,r receipts. Samples were up over a cent.
The estimated receipts for Wednesday were only 2oo
cars and receipts predict temporarily smaller move
ment July sold from SO TO 50 "a and CLOSED at
IS 10 cents. Oats sympathized with corn samples
were also higher July sold from Is 6S TO 4o "a ana
closed AZ 46 5-8 cents. Commission houses are the
sellers OF hog products to-day. 1t looks like liquidation
on stop orders. Today's hogs reached 10000 Wednes,
davis are expected to reach 250O0 July pork opened
al All rs sold between 9l1 SO and s11 So and closed
al S1l g. July lard sold from &c 02 70 80 81 ana n
cioed AZ So CO. July ribs sold from SO OF to So OF,
bu4 clo AT
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 12.-Catte-Receipts last "a hours, 100
head total for the week thus far 1850 for same time
last week. 1920 consigned through, 12o TO New York
100 on sale, 20 opened steady but slow closed quiet
and dull for lots stock hefers yeerlings s rs
800 head total for he week thus far 2s 800 oS same
500 "a sale 300 fresh and Ia 600 held oyer C
8 TO- light "a eoGss; good mediums g loasS 20 pigs
Receipts last % hours 4oo head total for o. the 6S week
signed through t'ooo to New;York, 1900 on sale 400
ana oVV Aesa Aes,s fppr beayyy gr,ds good wool sheep
SGas7 common IS 25as5 Is clipped. common 70 best
s5as5 90; wool lambs. 81 25asS clipped IS 25aS7 20
spring lambs $7dsll ,,, .. .
Cattie-ReceIpts, $500 head active steady natives %
cows al 65ds3 40. Hogs-Receipts 10000 head steady
cr - 7Oasi IS prime heavy and butcher weights = oSS S
head Slow and lower natives. "a 4odse Westerns 50
ass 90; lambs. SO 50dS7 p. ,. = -oo -, 1T.
ST. Louis May I2-Cattle-Receipts $500 n head; ship
tive steers ss fair to good DO 81 9oGSS G Texans sSoG
shipments 5000 market oc lower fair 70 choice heavy
"a 1884 s5 mixed grades, 81 2oasi % light. iaf 70
hest 81 50dsi 20. Sheep-Recepts 5000 head ship,
ments 900 market steady good to choice clipped % 90
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was lower extra creamery 23d24c extra nrss 20l22c
irsts 11d19c extra dairy 20a22c extra hrsts 1odlSc
nrsts. 14dl5c Eggs l3d1oc.
Cincinnati May 12.--Flour quiet Wheat dull. Corn
Weaker, iii 62ia. Gai1g quiet, 20 Is. Bulk meats
easier So 10. Bacon quiet 81 l5 Whskey firm; sales,
515 barrels.
Minneapolis. May 12-Cash wheat was slow TO sell
TODAY. Prices held high for elevator companies,
and both outside mlllers did not o want
much wheat No ! Northern sold from le under up
the July price the latter being occasionally obtained
Tor fancy selections. No. l hard and No 9 Northern
Northern that had been selling at. Poor wheat
neglected. Receipts nehl The shipments
larger Of late Receipts for "a hours, 05
can shipments, 40 Closing quotations: No. 1
haEd May 81 OF ON track, ~ 07@asl OsL No. l
Noftnem MAY, 81 05; july 81 O52 July II 06ss on
track. ~ 03dS1 o..
PEORIA Ill. May Econ active, nrm No. 2, 03c
No g 62c No 4 GIc. oats active, firm: No 9 white,
51La5liac white, 50 450i2c. Rye none whlskey
firm wines, 81 10: spirits, 81 u. Recepts-Corn $500
bush oats. 81 600 bush barley. 24O0 bush. ship
bush.
Philadelphia, May 12.-Elour dull largely nominal
There free sellers basis quotations. hut itte
demand except for small lots 70 actual wants live
market ruled rm under Light offerings and stronger renos
other grain centres Option prices advanced ae Ir
ight Onerln = ianey ngraded in special location ON
track 81 20 no. Pnnsyya red nominal AZ al 20 IN
the abssnce q supplies; No nd Nav Al 1asI 10.
~ OH COfnPces Of options advanced ic In sympathy
with Improvement In other galn centres but there was
little disposition 10 trade and the market was largely
haRa Local car lots were quiet With Derats thought
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.

Liverpool May II. 3,45 D. m.-Beef and pork In poor
demand Hams in fair demand Bacon IN poor s GeIa shts
and colored steady at 6ss 3D. Talow, tupentine ana
rosIn I'm Door demand. Lard-Spot and futures In poor
Semand brine western spot and May dull, at 32s Sd
June and July dull at s sd What in RNOr demand % nNd;
demand Corn-Spot and futures IN fair demand mixed
western spot steady IS 6hd May steady 90 5s 44d
June steady at 81 Sd; July steady, at IS JLd Hops
nj Iondon-Paci0c Coast-Thero Is nothing offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

Ranney Helen r, 70 M NJ Tf1ptson, . 2oth-s =
' Stern. Isasc to James Mccreery 2sd-ss, " n.
ave 3 years. $4,000.
Same TO same 2sd.st, " 5th.aye,, years. soon.
stearns charlotte H. g Alfred Loweth e wsshins.os
ave, i74th-st, year, e5cO. -
Schreinsr, John, TO Pincus Lowenield. Avenue A,
SSth-st 9 months 7,75O.
Schmidt. Minnie. 70 Tnoch Bell, s i52d-st, Court
Trimbie, Samuel TO Charles r Tracy, et si Pea,ls
cor Beekman-s st 3 yearss 100, 600 ,,..,.- g,
The w J Anderson Trust Co " Charles beibert n
Sprng.st, e Croshy-st years, $40 900.
Walsh Michael J, 70 Agnes fitzsmmons. Jennincs
st. Bristow-st, years $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
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branches bends traps and miscellaneous articles Of plumb
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titles required will be furnished qgon appicatlon Enclose
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