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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

buffalo June 2.-Cattc-Recelpts last twenty -four
hours 100 head: total for the week thus far, oo2O
for same time last week, 1880; consigned through,
100 TO Few York 100: on sale. go head, hen over
stock opened slow for good common In fair demand
closed slow for all kinds except fairsh common grades
sales fair to good butchers Steers ~ 6OoSo 20 goou
ohio stillers 81 35d 50 40; common, - 40 HOGS
Receipts last twenty four hours $500 head total 1or
the week thus far 80 $50: for same time last week.
80 $50 consigned through, 800; to New York 300
ON sale 900; opened stronger closed strong ana nrll
for good grades. workers. 81 O0S4 VO gOod meduins
- g5G S5 light workers. ~ sod "a 80; pigs. ~ :3~
~ co. Sheep and lambs-Receipts last twenty Tour
hours 1900 head total for the week thus far, l%4OU
for same time last week, $500; consigned thrCn en-
500: 10 New York. 200; on sale, 500 steady lot
GOOD grades common sheep and yearings dull ard
lower good sheep, 95d 81 30: common, ~ 25ar4 30
vearlng lambs. 5jd % IS; spnHg lambs, 10 1oaSS'
Chicago June Cattle-Recepts, 5000 head snip
ments $500: light. steady; no extra steers on SAFE
fair 10 GOOD steers IS 1895 so; TeXans, ~ VO~
50 > cows go - 80. HOgs-Reeeipts, $1,000 ir1i
shipments 5000: opened active, strong closed steady
TO lower: rough and common, 81 250S 81 80 good
mixe< and packers. "a 50d 81 60: prime heavy ana
butcher weights "a 65dS4 49, assorted light, ~ 05@
81 20. shcep-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, 1000
market steady natives, ~ JOa IS 10 Texans, ~ oO@
80 So Westerns. Ma % 05: lambs. 50 jOdTb 20.
St Louis June 2.-Catte-Recelpts, $500 head !;
shipments so: active, strong; good " fancy natives
IS 1Oa Sc fair to good natives - 9OaS5; Texan and
Indian steers. S4d$5 90 HOgs-Receipt', 1900 head
Shipments $500: strong fair TO choice heavy, ~ 500
"a G3 mixed grades 81 106 81 50 light fair TO best
81 3Od94 %. Sheep-ReceIpts. 200 head shipments,
500; steady; good to choice, $50 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

li-1ec; No. Z, 9-10c No. s. 3ise; no; D. "io''
No. TO- sasc; No. IL. 9Ac; No H. oloc' ,,-.
srrAR1yE-Iard aboot steady; sales OF city az 1,ae
IN bb and 7se tcs part iot export aug go A. sale.
I5sc IN Oleomaiesfine lower city' WV '
so hhds Ga.
TALLOW-Had a moderate inquiry; prime CITY uuo'e
NJ isec: sales late yesterday 100 hhds s'sc'
,roBAtro-pealnes in Kentucky and seed leaf are
sul and steady range Of price, 600 do
rrsed 100 cases 1889 State Havana 1415ze ~ w
Pennsylvania Havana l2a30e; 100 do sundries o2"f'o
$50 bales Havana, 70c4sll16
WoOI-Eut few Transactions I'm domestic or ioItl3n
grades ha,e been made public since e close OF a. Mee
Snd t is doubtful whether dealers were In poslton 70
ys any record large deals the demand IL not very
Urgent most Of the manufacturers endeavorins 70 Pns
business Cd until actually forced 70 make selections on
the new woods arriving pretty full prices are asKed au
not a great deal Is Offering, though buyers would sh
nesiencs diffcuty obtaining stock ON good BIDS
Recent sales included fleece 81 32e92iaei No and
i7sSc; extra pulled 89ac secured California, 43G45c
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EUROPEAN pRODuCE Markets

Liverpool, June "a As p. m.-Beef and pork in
poor demand. llams-The demand Is improving. Ba-
con-The demand is improving; Cumberland cut
about % to 30 10, steady at 33s short rib about 25
abOut 55 n, steady at 29s. Sd; long, clear middes,
about 45 H. steady at 30s ShOulderS-AbOut II to
10 steady at 25s. Cheese in fair demand Tallow in
poor demand. Turpentine and rosin In fair demand.
Cottorseed oil Liverpool refined dull at Els. I'd Lard
Spot and futures In poor demand prime Western
spot and June, steady at ais Cd Wheat in poor de-
mand: Kansas winter. hard, dull at IS. Sd. No .
spring, dull at SIS. I'D. Flour I'm poor demand.
COrn-Spot and futures in fair demand mixed Western
spot and June steady at 90. Id: July STEADY at
5s. Id; August steady az IS. / 3-4d Hops at
London-PaciAc Coast-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-1he supply Of bfick is sOeoe
equal . ths demand and steady ,.nn basis ou %
table change Haverstraw Hard Bricks are worth
IS 259s3 per 1000 Fishkills. s5aS5 50; DgB We
Hard 81 50as5 Jerseys Sass; Pale Bricks. SZaSZ %
Croton Dark aud Red. ga Croton Brown s1S Phiade
phla Front s21Qs22 Trenton Front s20bszi tosenoae
Cement socas1 10 per Dbl American Portland 81 loG
O. 456s2 So Rockand common Lime, 90c per DBL and
do flushing 81 st. Johns common Lime. SOG51c ana
do nnshing, 81 Lsths, So % per 1000. Goats Halr
20a22e per bush Cattle HAN, 14a1se -. ,oro,r,,,
CHICORY-Is steady and in demand al folo"iilg
prices Eagle, yellow paper, she; H. genuine gran1
lated German SC; Taylor Brothers English sranuated'
sac. o.-.,
CoCOA-In light demand, but unchanged. Quotations :
Bahia 13c Caracas, 14G15c rinidad 13i2a1sc; Guaya
quil 13Gl4ae.
COOPERAGE STOCK-There 10 a small movement
n lines. Moiasses Shocks and Heads quoted
81 7oas1 go Sugar Shocks and Heads 3snch. 81 20
36nch. 81 30 old Shocks without Heads. 75a9Oc Kun
Shocks and Heads. So so Rum Pipes % 80; Empty Hogs
heads 81 75as1 so Hoops 14feet S30d934 Eject. Us
COTTON-on the spot ruled quiet aud steady; prices
showing no material change Sales 247 bales for con-
sumption Total receipts at the ports Today, 100 bales
as against $3.50 day last week. and 1l7s
bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
Crop moveDsAs:

wy 1901. 1890
Bales. Bales
Visible supply 2,7S4621 2e39,999
Receipts. 3 DAYS 104l2 1,7,S
ExDorts 10 GPyat Britoin days.... 1S466 52j
Exports France, days......-....-.. S75 49,.
Exports Continent, days.......-... 1,644 160S
Stock In New-York in licensed ware
houses, counted daily ........-,A-. 146,302 9S,2lS
In other places ESTIMATED. f,0n 0l21
Ming count 100. -. -. $50 s13 1o7 3f5
Stock in ALT United 3S2.S96 1T0 81
Iiyerpoo tSleRranIs rs D. m-Ilecelpts 22 900
which American, 2l0O0 bales SaeS 5000 balet', or
speculation and export. 400 bales American,
@ 600 bales. Spot market dull irregular.
Manchester market-Ya-ns dull and Irregular Cloths,
dull and irregular.
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onnntrn Doaro il1antco.
BOARD WANTED

Gentleman and wife, with two ehare9 NnT NO
,,nJ, "s 20 mice Address o. Box 81. Tribune Cmce'
PANTY OF THREE wish board In country near near
"A city: place accessible by wafer pieiefieu' '>'''
s.,t,ng terms L.. Box 9. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE

Goth season. Opens June 20 Pest location Ia n,
Catskils. is degrees cooler than sewfork Rates 4
July Is SO so per day s1f 70 sl7 20 week
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE CO,
fSend for CirculaF). Cstsnl ". Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

fis:'' 'fss:s 4: s IT,; 3: :" f.
man duty would not be cr Pa news sro was
S lsssS % %5 further he Northwest and
syossbe % ' were "in AGAIN lib
. had nDav s s,s@sNsnG ser.. sh' q
n for $4,000 BUSH fully
G Ss S ss5 v SSss
ana 800 S bus O .pe' sssfsuts y':so bush
Pks GCGr On the pGs lSad w" sse
s sea BY Of s aSSSi Ii neae four three
So sS o, spd ~ gC S H
The aser o c0 SSs SS s ssxen Yss
bush spot Including nnsrdssa wns5 G 5SS
Ss: 600 PSa CO. %
y sq 1S % e l1'S: Z sSss ss1 %
sYE 3 Gssi e. s@f : :rsSs 4
s s"Ss i go : Il 90
' S5$STr Is;s5a ss$
So%ed DO slSsl GoFSDsgSsas
Ss 'sh'' %3' h3 H
gains The sag As;y , was d dS s5Das
weak S " and lower %ST i, and bush
in the amount on nssage eOnped WIN she sdSe to
MSsst or e .. s 81 ne SSe i
The day there va. sharp TP. fs in GSeo o on re result
was al re s, from tbs , lSwS rs s sSd e Ge
..
Was talk Of anticipated s@alcc ,Sre Tse no s
market roke 1d1 lac early ~ the dey but closed stsT
a. affected by rise In options. Exporters TOOK twlve
iosSS and the cesrances aggregated l2102S bushels
saIes lisa coo bush future 14s 600 bush spot ineudng
noradcd mixed white G3006c; No. mixed, Oodo4"
elevator e4SS4 SIS aos and special June steamer
mired nominal; No June, 81 1.4fo02 1-2e closing ~
q 2c Do July 2dci 7sc closing e. q sts 40
50 f4deo a. closing at 80 94o oATS-Also Tn 1,a
irregular sympsth7ing with corn At the outset sle
owed by general rise attended with some little cover
Inc Of 'shors' closing 1-231 Lac higher compared
With the 6na Of YESTERDAY Spot LOTT we're D ISssSr
nth rather more demand The visible supply In
creased 10000 bush Clcarances were 519 bush.
SaIss o25 900 bush 146 900 bush spot including
40 mixed 4sc elevator No Whit a7S452c eleyator
M mixed 4sd4Ss4c elevator, 49di9e+c enoat NO
White asa 1880 eevator No white. nSc elevator; 90
z CHICAGO 49d49s,c migrated mixed Western, 4oaa05;
,rha do 50o05c: No. June closing at 4Ste; DO jury
s7a. afs5.c closing 4ssic do August 41d42c closing
AT s2c do September closing at 4oc NO white June
49, S,s4c closing 49sc DO July 49a closing at
to3sc 49,. FEED-AGan weaker Quoted on the spot ~
H. 55670c 80 n 55d9oc; 80 ~ 75asOe zoe y 81 lod
III IL. Shaips 81 206S1 70 Rye Feed nominal, II;
- New.York Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup
ply SATURDAY.. May 30. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

CoFFEE-Rio the spot was again dull an Or ratf
1s'i ne sd Win 1s Sx asn'o4 I'd
No sales ale sst S" or S turn
sa S showed decline so points attended with more or
a' fcagas sS as out Ind
a@saIs IS0d0g ~ aS de SnT 80. on 81
; aSe e. g. 2 sspeRO 75 81 OCTOBER
SS1S sy sss e,6 Gi f SfS;! ts
~ ,s sSf g 86o
1oG Rio ssS ss te SsT O's S Ssg af santos
oeE 1909 S3gs Santos market inactive Good AVERAGE
SS Ro P shipment: to Eassg' sss"s
last o goo Ssss ss a6s. h@e e to urea
sa GO Bic Bic %sSs sSpS SSs5
ss 6 SsS % bass: .. R'; %s
g. s,s. : FISH, E5sso So sss S
bass wasCu.s delye se June Is9i TT SsSs
Ss 5 s."GT l3S s' ssr, S,i
s%Se, I9S q A13GsSa
sSs5'T2f spiing oe fG nSS 9 sC
iTTs5d Joy p 1odi7 tssa:t is55ai6soe SEP
T bsssS os'q lsas0' November
ss ss9ss SseSs % Ss turn in %
& s az S he's P ans
A aS Sf' IS sSSy and pOdTs,e active a 81 FOR wood
e Per S:a; SSS ri PS%dSr:
ERR ioS$
s 'ts'S S AsS Y TSssS not
SS s ' ana az s for os case. Grades ps HsSq 81
Ss$ss % en- sSPSSe - Ss9 q 'f'
S' e. Is; & n; psE',i S'2s @
tor i' l3S;n: = 't 4
"a for yGS and S ssa
1sspss gu &C. $'9sSSsys SES@s
ssSs opium quiet Say Quoted at f2 for natural ar
S S%Rgs ?GS Ssn a% x sas s' IN the different
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRIED FRUITs-The
Sas. & asssa @ %f
ng clgOR Arm but puts ssns.a quiet Valencia, oil
S Sd Ss 81 'S sG"1 n erC Sao ne%
Il SgSa Ok Dssss Sss1 as% s.
H S fss ss' fSs s F5R@s F d.
SSss6, 7's ss s'S s o. ees 1885, do p Tes
S Rsrss 1Os'1a AF2 aS: 1'r pspsi .h:
sss sc s. s. e sdfS Go Was..
:ssSiS nfF IT, 'sS sss' ss, )?
nsS d Tap Sost
ef$aS s' a & a sa s S. fS% p': 80 Gsl 20
aOiFaoSR S s SREES fRu1rs-A fair business in pine
SsG s s99s GEahs e "a 1 6@G
sSs9as &c X ' o'%s s@S'e9a
40 @ ,ssss5' &'i vasas saa
l lsgSnd e. d 5ss = g SS b%s s,1 q q
St 4sfIes s:% iis'SS
$S isR;s:S:n'' sa oa;sH ''''S
Ina ssssps sso sf ssS,ea ,, I'd
% say sSd s loSD &c. Dutch Sc for
FLOUR AND MEAL-BIoUR-whlc showing no radl
ca shsose The general market bad weak weak, oo With fee
sSoan gsISa dam ga Fis1 aas Cd @
me sSS' @ Si 's$'s a'SS
9soSHS GS t9 F@S AH vsf
ISrs sssoass pd fancy % 40 600 bbl. O Winter
) s s'''i g. s%S '' S?ssS
$ sy H SGsi .as sSss3 ,-Ps
sss?sST e 'sf:s 'Ss
s sSs:: .ss s g ss9 s'sp 5y
~ f}f Ssss 70 fs' ias
PS'sS 40 FLotRssndg s@d
s. l5 and %. fancy = % g a
bbis Brandywine ''''' ''OO' OO'' ''''''"A '''
bes reported heaviness abroad the local market suffered
ae active &c sS n ana as t.. SFst period Of
lary steady al ac above the bottom and below
,as mot s "a S trade TG @ Sas %
70 local account Foreigners bought september and De-
s. Co., sn que S3 81 1G so@e
which the market rallied TO y o7s leaving on steady.
% and vs ai "a S q Ina lowest a Son
a. = 9 600 The s %, on
.besr factor durlng early hours Public Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
". l.fi based on American standard of elassifca.
STAINED.
515.1G Low Middling.
Good Ordinary,

strict Good 0rdinsryS SIC Middlng.
Options-Daplayed fair degree OF activity and the
drift of the market very cratic ruling alternately
and strong. In the early dealings there ,, was .,
general disposition 70 unload. because OF decline IN
liverpool advices. Opening sales Indicated break o.
40 which there further drop OF ABOUT
poins on the n port receipts and favorable crop news
liverpool however, closed stronger and the local ouyag
improVed leading 10 reaction OF 7d9 points Later ~
Inc day the selling resumed and the close was barely
steady months unchanged and late one point lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
sNt-AZAA AAO1h IN
NUii.Acid
UNION TANNED.
7, J1dIhos Ut
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

Middle. aiSis poor damaged. lad12
the general s1et wi, sy s of Of an few
days. Crude and nanutac9red irons still available
and not d @5''T an pu United de lots have changed
Ht of 4ren SR are qq? Sd s.saG nd no
siSs:S 90 M grade. rang lTS% % 81 e. s nil ~
& e. e 2I Sass' :s Sa ss a15
quoted at $50 from the foundry coPPERA Quiet but
T% market for brands wisa Lax Lake 9qo'sd 81 sC as
AaGae 1 was Gss 9sfa Is S
ESG Do Sy 10 O Ss Sa a. 30 A 10 tong
LkADrQuiet bu, trm: at 445e for spot 90 T., 70 49,,
in Sa Sales q cargo StSS Of sssSs recently ' Phs
ae NE SSs SsIH sdep III 2s 5s
EX&t S1GsFs1 sh; %SzSFsn' ass:& &
$sssd aSSsd a., & h' g. s SSs ad"s i 90
q ~ d5 IS 8 1csss y ss % w. sc
osGsoea trade continues light but the feeling as
PINE p,'S sc Do grade SSsz9e refined yellow
n Sr o sc si8s' csb 49, g gee COD
4ss y cruz 1aS PRIME PRESSED
dSk pressed sS bs4hsd y2sg a2e 6Isac6ed .Dr4asg
winter, 7sc. blsachsd spring. 54s74e Whale natural
5sSea rhs s'f
B;a4 per- Gs lsa o'"'O' PAIN E'o
2SFHN HHS%dSG Hsas'T a @ as
hriny sustained at the recent advance on grain and
ff hS bs gain Or
&c. ' o ' SSS sS:s' ea:s 5000 q a.
CHAklERs-Britisho steamer hthersda. Baltimore to
SSFS for of; f{2 e 2HSSs
aSs to sgspe1 o '9d 5000 s s S
Ca refined SO J ys:s tenn British ZIP gap Nil
xnoao hence %eers 5000 reansd iE fS
9n Oh bark pss sSS sd SR%
TEs-BarF Lottie Moore hence to Adelaide bark Essex
hence 70 Newzealnnd senerel cargo British steamer
from NXfiolk TO Asplnwall, coal, 81.
Is ??
g S 50; S5s og .s sSss CO. n} a II ,sS
tls htEE fsfS 10 ss isaa s$asi9
y the %e:s sHi2H6y eqeStff a afES
es 5ea5 5E ss'S % S on s'S III b si % sOG
gge4 y P pG1: f Sam s & pf st. bellies 5e
ora s.p Ssss At fsssS July 4
d"od al sy for a s e price g 3 demand
a, S SSosS gah PSRP .ssn
's cnsns4 ss% qsSa ssu S'3 &.. Be-
s..mb Closed e. a. sales. $40 closed q
aaHr 81 f genera aE narSe rSsa about 1ay
e 1,S. fs'' sues d rsany weat9 s Trade how
iss %o. DC HS9 9 sz slss ..s sns
sat e,s Dairy eHar gu tubs and pals extras sFdi9
sXtra. lsc DO hIsts l0sa17: do seconds I5aiec :
western Imitation Creamery nrsts lodI0ac do seconds
ial5c DO thirds l24lSc Western Dairy nrsts I5c do
seeonGs iSai4e 90 thirss 2c Western Factory extras
lt@l5c nrstS 13'2dl4e do seconds I224I3c do thi,d
l1Aal2ej Factory and Dairy fourtls loailc ru'u''
CHEESE-With weaker country sdvices the market suf
feed slight decline but shippers eer buysr az
es enc Whit ssaoc DO coor,G e esw 5Ol srssr
prime. ssss9c do fair to good sisasa,c; do eSmmoo
f'5 '' .aFi as fSJsn d f
s YysD S fs fec sIH "n & STATE and Penn
EN- and North western 1se sOuthwsstern, f754i;5e
9o25 bags esptrifugs 80 te at Ersskws:e baltimore
sac for 90 centrifugal o. the Coffee Exchange Jnns
closed S.32as SOC July. S1oas soc August, Sl6d5J2
EINED-Le;s active and rather week Cut loaf s,e
Cubes. 4sse xxx, tase Mould "a. 4ssc Diamond
Phoenix IA" q i31sc; Ennirs N1-'i aa.s - Ne a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
CLIFTON. MASS.
CLIFTON HOUSE,

from Boston, nne, extensive lawns, groves and
garden surf bathing within 50 yards vicinity noted iH
fine drives and scenery most desirable resort during -
summer months Wfl open June 20. For further pas
~oN'~-' wv AXE & ROSE Pronrietors Clifton Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
GUNNER Resorts.
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

Famous summer resort on ne e3sst oi Msine Tea
thirty miles. scenery grand climate cool and To-
Steamer Winthrop leaves New.York every Saturday
evening for Bar Barbor and Campooello VIA Eastpoi
EAGER, 2o5 West 4othst. or Of T. A. BARkEKy care II
ALEX. S. PORTER,
p State-st, Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
oonntrp Boaro.

BEAUTIFUL, nrt-elass summer home for select parry
n Of adults large psiyate mansion and para hlsn
healthy; water gas. bath; splendid views 10 acre.
lawn walks. shade tennis station hour 20 cry.
stabing Photos and information with l. b, 3i2 Broae
way, y. Y.
7 MOUNT VBRN0N.-Couple owning their hons
"A would board two three desirable people two eoa
Meeting front rooms handsome modern resdenss S sS
$50 per week for the two Address PROTESIANs
AMERICAN Tribune Once.
M APLE SHADE HOME.-tfrst.class board; healn
Nl location. Dairy products, fresh vegetables, ess
and fruit. % TO - BARRILLA KELLAM. HankA
Sullivan Co.. n. Y.
ID LEAsANT SUMMER HOME on THE HUDSON
10 minutes from and boat. Desirable roonrs
Extensive and shaded grounds. Good stabing. b. -
SIMPKINS. Peek.kir
w ANTED.-A few bosrders at a farmhouse % So
w from chatham. Columbia Co.. " Y: pleasant, 80
ton good rooms and board reasonable prices Adae~
MIS-. u rhEMAlN. Box rs. Chatham " Y.
M ANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS.-One mile ~ ~
w Mlibiook. Dutche~s Co, n. Y. Terms mctesSss,s
Asdrsss Mrs, CAAS. ", THoRNE. MlbroOk. Dsss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
LARKlM HOUSE,


Open June 26 1901 Modern Improvements; teiegray
electric bells gas finest surf bathing 300 n para
table fufpished with best market affords,
~ ID. r. IARKIN proDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
Total in store
.nf aHoaf

HAY AND sTRAw-supples Of hay are liberal but but
ained quiet and rather weak With roe offerings
good 55aeOcr shipping, 50d55c: clover, mixed
50G55c SrRAW-Long rye, ooGe5c; short rye, asa
i0r. oat 35d4Oc wheat 35Q i0c
EOPS-Brewers the only buyers. and even their
purchases are small lots On really desirable
grades the holding is quite ars while others rule
about steady. state, 1890 choice, 81 2d32c ;
medium. sSd3lc common to fair, 26a2sc; 1899
l5628c: 1888 lOd15c; Pacific Coast 1890 choice, &c;
common TO prime 20d3lc; 1889, lGd23c; Bavarian 52a
55c Bohemian. J4dj7c.
HEMP AND JUTE-Manila hemp dull for shipment ard
nominal at 7c Ssal quiet but firm quoted at &c. June
butts steady with paper grades at 1.15eI17i2c;
HIDES-Quet ard steady Quotations: CoIdoya. 23d
2 14c BYenos Ae COW sisted 1890 n lS2
America 2oa22 N, lie; Bucnos Ayres, kps. selected.
Mon evdeo Rio rande kps, 1od13 n. 11d12c Texas.
20Q25 n, l0lc; Western, l0c Southern, as hey run.
l231s H. 9oc Dry Sailed Maamoras selected 2id2S ~
g southern they 1889 n c VET We G SaSS
COW. 44d4G n. TIE; b.. a, and r g.. OK. f5aGO n,
She New-Orleans city, 1915 n. 7d72c Texas OK and
COW 50dGO D. CLARKE city slaughter 60dsO ~ &c;
IEATIER-T6e export grades closely sold up and
held relatively hrmer than other stocks though tanners
have made no reduction OIL the general list
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-02-27
HALTER LII.

Capt Bennydeck met Catherine and her
child at the open door Of the room. Mrs.
Presty. Stopping few PAGES behind them,
waited In the passage, eager 10 See what the
captains face might tell her. II told her
nothing.
But Catherine saw . change In him. There
was something In his manner unnaturally
passive and subdued. Il suggested the Idea
Of man whose mind had been forced into
IN effort at self-control which had exhausted
IL power, and had allowed the signs Of do
preston and fatigue 10 nnd their way 10 the
surface. The captain was quiet the captain
was kind; neither by word nor look did he
warn Catherine that the continuity Of theif
intimacy was In danger Of being broken
and yet her spirits sank when they met at
the open door.
He led her 10 . chair, and said she had
come 70 him II . time when he especially
wished TO speak with her Kitty asked "
she might remain with them. He put bis
hand caressingly on her head. mo. my dear;
not now"
The child eyed him for Q moment con.
scious OF something which she had never no
ticed In him before, and puzzled by the dis
c0very. She walked back, cowed and silent
70 the door. lie followed her and spoke 70
Mrs. Prcsty. Take your grandchild into
the garden; we will join you there In little
while. Good-by for the present Kitty"
Kitty said go0d-by mechanically-llke dull
child repeating lesson. Her grandmother
led her away In silence.
Bennydeck closed the door and seated him
self by Catherine. II thank you for your let
ter" he said. IF such q thing Is possible, u
has given me higher opinion Of you than
any opinion that have held yet"
She looked at him with feeling of sur.
prise 80 sudden and 30 overwhelming that she
was at loss how 10 reply. The last words
which she expected to hear from him when
he alluded to her confession were the words
that had just passed his lips
You have owned to faults that you have
committed and deceptioas that you have
sanctioned" he went on-"with nothing 70
gain and everything to lose by telling tho
truth. Who but q good woman would have
done thatY'
There was deeper feeling In him that he
had venturcd 10 express II betrayed itself
by q momentary trembling In his voice.
Catherine drew little closer TO him
"fou don't know how you surprise me.
how you relieve me-" she said, warmly---and
pressed his hand. In the eagerncss Of her
gratitude, In the gladness that had revived
her sinking heart, she failed 10 feel that the
pressure was not returned.
what have I said 10 surprise your he
asked. what anxiety have I relieved,
without knowing itS''
II was afraid you would desplse me-"
"Why should despisc your
'Iiave I not gained your good opinion un-
-
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DR.. GIBBONS
DISPEKSaRY.

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CHATTER LII.

Mrs. Prcsty waited In the garden 10 bs
Joined by her daughter and Capt Benny
deck. and waited Ia vain. IL was past her
grandchild's bed time: she decided on 70.
turning 10 the house.
suppose we look for them In the sitting.
roomy' Kitty proposed.
Suppose We walt moment before we 70
imp her wise grandmother advised. III
hear them talking. shall take you upstairs
10 bed"
"whyy'
because We mustn't interrupt them"
"Whyr'
Mrs Presty favored Kitty with hint 70
lating 10 the management Of inquisitive
children, which might prove useful ~ her In
after life. when you grow up TO be wo.
man. my dear. beware OF making tho mis-
take that have Just committed. Never be
foolish enough 70 mention your reasons when
. child asks why"
WAS that how they treated you, grand
mamma, when you were child yourselfY'
'Of course II was"
"whyY
They had reached the sitting room door
BY this time. Kitty opened Il without cere-
mony aud looked In. The room was empty.
Having conddcd her granddaughter 10 the
nursemaIds care. Mrs Presty knocked at
Catherine's bedroom door. May l come
Imp"
Come In directly! Where IL Klttyy'
"Susan Is putting her 10 bed"
stop III Kitty mustn't 40 10 bed. No
questions! III explain myself when you
come back" There was wi.dness In her
AYES and \ fone of angry command I'm h.r
voice. which warned her mother TO set dig
nifty aside and submit
Il don't ask what has happened" Mrs
Presty resumed on her return. THAT let
ter. that fatal letter 10 the captain, has JUS
titled my worst fears What In heavens
name are we 10 do nowy'
we are to leave this hotel" Was the In.
slant reDlv.