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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
HOSIERY DEPT.

10 dozen Boys heavy BIZ
cycle Hose, size E I-2 to 9 at
IL lac.
The above are fast black
and seamless.
We keep the best IL I-2c
Half Hose in the city, see
them siz.
IS dozen Ladies' Balbrig-
gan Hose, drop stitch, un-
paralleled bargains, sc a pair.
= IS dozen Ladies fast black
Hose, unapproachable value,
SC a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
PRINCE BISMARCK ourwrrso.

He wouidnt Speak from . Pistform
but Did the Hsxt Thing to II.
BERLIN, July ea--it is learned that the
orHapizsrs Of the 4isparct demonstrstiop
at Kisssnsen laA Sunday proposed .
erect Q platform In the court yard oi
bishop Pamberg's former PALACE now
used Is the site of Baths II was thought
Chat this would enable him 10 addyess 0e
people raore satisfactorily 10 himself md
70 them. The prince. bowevey, declincd
With sor9e scosn q assent 10 thia. soying
that DO dd not intend 10 commence The
careef of stump otatoA OfeahiEess theh.
without sayins Anything 10 HsnhAfcis
raised . mound Ia the center f the court
yard aud covered n With tnrf % that the
old statesman did uos notice that II was
srtiHcislly constructed for tho occasion.
When the prince saw the largeness OF the
crowd which had gathered to hear him.
he gladly availed himself OF the mound as
an eminence from which 10 address the
people pnd thus unwittingly com tDepced.
after al. tho career Of q stump ofatot.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
KAYls keNNeoY8 PLEA.

sho Str eyed from the psths OF Virtue
but 10 Anxious 20 Reform.
NEW YohK, July 3.-Ap unusual. but
not the less pathetic incident, occurred 10
tho jefferson Market police court yestef-
day. Katie Kennedy, . young girl 10
years old, came 20 this city from Boston
on Wednesday Of last week. aud went 10
live at i6S West Twenty fourth street. In
a 6rm but rather besitating manner she
told Judge Ryan that she bad been the
companions d persons Of immoral Char
acter, end begged hip 70 send ber 10 a
place where she would have chance to
reform. She claimed 70 have relatives In
Brooklyn. She was compitted to the
House OF the Good Shepard
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
Damage by Lightning at Worcester

WORCESTER, Mass, July ga severe
thunder shower passed over this city.
Lightning struck In several places, but
did slight damage The Western Union
cable b"N IN front OF the main Office was
set on fire and tho wires badly mixed.
The incaudescopt lighting service Of the
electric light company was completely
knocked out A barb In Paxton was
burned by Lightning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
No Further Propositions.

posToN, July ,9.-The executive com.
mittee of the New England Granite Man.
ufacturers' association held meeting IN
this city yesterday and passed resolution
70 the effect that ipasmuch as the granite
cutters did not see 1T 10 accept the manu-.
facturers' proposition, the latter refuse To
make any further propositions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
BIR Harm DESTROYED.

NEW HAVEN, July 29.-The barn OF
Frank A. Woodward In East Haven was
struck by lightning last night and burned.
The barn was very large one and con.
tained great amount Of hay and farmin z
implements. Several cattle were burned
Loss 5000
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
Deahy Brothers :!

Prices Titled down to almost nothing among
the Wash Fabrics
Ionan Cloth a material with the softnsss of a
ohallie 80 inches wide at &c yard It was made
fill the order at the time agreed. hence the great
loss. (Near elevator)
OUR FINE SHIRT WAISTS.
We have IL dozen fine sateen Shirt Waists
yet to be sold and the finer the goods the greater
the loss. They come in cardinals blue and black
raised shoulder and have been selling for 98 To
close the lot we've made tho price 76o each (Oloak
department)
OUR WASH DRESSES
Our unlimited supply after this date including
hundreds Of polka dots and stripes all sizes &1.25
per suit, were $2.50.
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERS!
Every old Wrapper was sold last week and the
loss was fearful.
This week we offer 40 dozen Wrappers made
of best light prints, at &c. worth 81.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS.
In crepe CLOTH madras, Oxford oheviot silk
stripes at SO, 70 and CSC, R1.25 916o and S1.9s
BLAZERS & REEFERS
seashore and mountain blazers In black and
blue, all wool at $24s each. (Upstairs)
sHoEsl SHOES!
Ten cases of Ladies' Oxford Ties The maker had
to take off the bands bearing the name because he
could not Let the goods be sold loss than dollar
Ladies' Tan Oxfords 6eo pair Childrsn's Oxford
Ties 40 and 62c pair, Misses 70 and 800 q pair
Ladies' Shoes rs and CSC, R1.26 and p160. Ohild's
grain shoes with tips, 43o pair. Upstairs
Every customer visiting our store tomorrow 10
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
GENTS FURNISH.
INGS.

Gents black satin, white
striped Shirts that have sold
all season at soc, price tomor-
row 38c each.
7 dozen of Cents fine sum-
mer Outing Shirts that we
sold all season at soc, price
now 25c each.
Gents fine Outing Shirts,
silk stripes and French fan
nels, these goods are worth
$I.5o, $2,l$2.5o and $3. Our
price Saturday, o8c, $1.2s,
$3.50 and 81 each.
Cents fine embroidered
Suspenders, full lengths aud
drawers supporters, worth
soc a pair, price Saturday
2Ic a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29

about rs pairs that we have
sold at $I.a5 pair. We are
going to close them out at
85c a pair, sizes 2, 8, q, S,
and S I-2.
Cents Shoes, we will close
out a line Of fine calf Shoes in
lace or congress, cap or plain
toe, at $I.8o a pair, our price
price was $3.50 a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
Pound In Arctic Pond.

PRovIDRS0E July 2a-The body Of
David Mercure, who had been missing
since the latter part OF June, was found
n the Arctic mill pond. No evidence o
foul play was discovered.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
Have you tried the Jackson
Corset Waistsl We have
them, price 81.
SHOE DEPT.

These prices for Saturday
only. Remember you can
buy these goods Saturday at
these prices. So call In the
morning if possible as our de-
partment Is always crowded
in the afternoon and evening.
Ladies, we will place on our
counters all Of those cloth top
patent trimmed and tip Ok
ford Ties as we have all sizes,
Saturday at the low price of
$I.25 a pair, worth $2.l
I2o pairs of Ladies' COM
mon sense and opera toe Ok
ford Ties, worth 81 and $I.25
pair, at 68c a pair.
Ladies' opera toe Slippers,
beaded toe and black satin
bows worth 81 a pair, price in
this sale 69c.
Child's no heel Shoes, sizes
2 to 6 at Ioc a pair.
Child's fine dongola spring
heel, cap toe, sizes S to 8 at
4Sc a pair, worth 75c a pair.
Boys Lace Shoes, we have
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29
DoMEsIO DEPT.

DOMESIO DEPT.
UnrivalIed Offering 10 Cottons.
bale 36 inch Unbleached
Cotton, superior value by
piece or yard, S 1-ac a yard.
IS dozen bleached Turkish
Bath Towels, 2 for 25c.
NOTIONS.
Bay Rum, half pint, Sc.
Florida Water, half pint,
pint, &c.
10 dozen Oval Gilt Beads,
Roman and plain, gold finish
at 25c a string.
All colors Wax Beads at &C
a string.
10 dozen Canvass Belts at
&C.
S dozen Mems Navy Blue
all silk Windsors, polka dot
and ring patterns, all silk at
I4c.
100 dozen Cents hemstitch
colored border Handkerchiefs
sc.
Look in our window and
see the soc Corset we are Of
fering to our customers, moth
ing like it ever shown, black,
white and drab.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29

smoke Parker House Bouquet Cigar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-There was dun and nominal market Tor
snot Rio with No quoted at BE. Mia CROWNS ABOUT
.:eady Sales 100 bags Sayania, and 300 bIes u.
tal American, private terms. In the contract nG ne
dealings were slow and tearsh DRIFT chlract'iHcd uc
situation with decline Of Ioa2o points, closing Iare,y
counts continued dulness In SPOT lots al coatonea
10 the downward tendency: Al flavre there wa. d.
cline Of L.dli. r. and lIamburg lost Az hz luo
quoted london weak and lower cS,ia .9 2;a S.s
Us Sd SEPTEMBER jJs Cd October. 55s ga Novmher
SIS I'd lilo quotes FIRST ordinary 90 kilo,l IL ~
good second 40 kl0sl ~ 500; exchange riNate Ia
Receipts IN no 700 bags Rio ccaranSeS T. Too Imt1
states 900 bags: no ccarancrs 10 Europe 3VOV Dass
rio took 81 900 L1gs Rio market nrp. Receipts IN
santos OOOO Laa,; santos stock Ol0oO bag Slntos
n,rIet ouist Good santos, ii . lD; cl,arru
from santos, June - lnehantsSs s S90 coy lays Gas'
sane time 1891. 2ss 900 bags same time 1870 2olz
600 bars Receipts at santos July to June To- - Ia
10 tine 1891, 2.93puoO Ds2s sdne
tme $50 S5 coo bags Total SHES here to-day. 12Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Se~YSs s Gg s Jun 1S Rs@s
snH y sas for demand mo 1 and ye at P
Ss .5 EFT ' al 2. %o Il "a acr as
sSpmsts odsy $50 6ctyc, on the Ieysn Tor NJ
Golqlth 2S7 q S. lncs FOR " H; BsauG ,n
S..Sn With si cattle Sn for ' anG 10y
Mich c6ws@NS fresh arrivals and no trade Nomi.
tMvTS Rc,sipts ~ head O9s at Goth and and
WSdnrdsys pree but t" all other ' rSds a. w az
buttennk calves. sold lower, closing '.c on with 100
transaction, Included the sale q buttormlk calves at
s G P Sdm TO '% cc y 1 d g, at q % s
10 extra selected do az Gc mixed calves a: 81 jt Gull
pcs,sd calv.. tc Slow case for count, dressed
7d9c up to alsc or choice; hut;HnSs 1t
Mos, 4 he country dressed calves show the elect,
q The ho weaher and commission dealeis are IN Pm.
s-sd 6. n o e fs'l, b % Sf SasS
mF 'S To- n az % ys 10 pT 5'S c % mixed
Hum. Mullen % veol.. i5e p, at c'-c; lia do, i57
a,,rS G2 ys calves. $50 r S SC s Us DC 70 a.
J. r. Nelson: II vco, i5o ~ at &C 81 do AS n.
SIC 81 do. 49, ~ 5ac 10 buttermilk calves. iso
Kirby Goa 50 ycals G,w 'sa ca 4, 40
ls r. = &c d. 10 r. e &c; 30 DO isT butter
mk.. 1871 n ut she do: 12i at DC = FED cllNe'
n at a.c; 81 d. 1875 u, at Sc % 90. e5 ~ at 10 10
rre & OTIS: ~ .yeals. 40 n. at &C. do. 237 n at
JsliTe. wreh' Co.: % vcal,, 1870 n. at IS so per
100 n: do 1870 ~ al - -.
Scott Plcock: : v'al., 40 No. at &c; n do. 1i3 H.
Newton & Gnlrtt: . ,el, rs n at 5'sc.
SHEEP AND LANES r,ceipts Including : con-
Jersey Clty-G cars GOth-st. and at Ioboken
sheep ruled st'ady. and prim" lamb, firm but
-'Ock. which continues TOO abundant was dull
and dropping Poor good sheep sold 1T TiGfS per 100
n 10 selected wrhcrs 10 - carload q ohio year
ling. - - and common TO choice lamb, at 66Sc
Dressed mutton steady oli1'2c pr N st,ictly prime
we'll selling IN SON" high as lie (;
dressed lambs unchanged 20 9Gl+c
Sales-T y Pldcock & sons l02 Virginia lambs GO n
average sac per y $50 do. Il" n at sac 81 do 62
n at stc; go do Gi y. ~ sc 2G9 do. - ~ ~ &c
100 do y n at 7iac: ~ DO 90 y At re; ?i2 VEST
81 o. at g. II sheep and lambs - n. at &c 10 Nlrgnll
&c Is do o. NJ at - 20 pr lCo y.
newton 4 Glllctt 2c7 MARYLAND lambs. SO n at Sc
III NJ at sac : bucks 1lo n At ii.c.
NJ Co!rs 1873 KENTUCKY shop. 80 n a. - 80 per
100 do - n Mt - - .s3 Ohio ycorlng- ~ H.
at - - % Kentucky lambs 63 ~ at - 90 2o' co.
D McPhcrson Co: 23G Virginia lambs. G3 N, at
si.c 9G6 do 81 n AZ 7I.c. --
r. Hlpplc u Co 800 western sheen s. n at - 10
PER leo y 10 do t,ccct'd). lii =. a. ~ -; o,
st and ear, Jsrsey CITY Narket hini at - Z1d
- ~ pr 100 n. and choice lsht states would probably
bring a li.tlr money.
Country dr>cd nomiially 0rncr at cra7c for medium
'"g s,, iIr%e Mullen STATE hogs 2li :, average
- 80 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

OCEAN FREGMrsThe aggregate business line r. IN .ran
ha Sslc booked Rsd .d their july @
's 500 Ss's e. S 600
bale. SSs'si 70 SePsTh !S.f zee
s .S%s S' EsSS 1000 q, Sadcaa baltimore
Sr1 Tor ori r. ;o Of Aa'"JR r2-9i%
isanoa phadcpha to port. in Italy, 5o9 cases Is
S.S$ % ' rsns s ' nSsis as"SS
Rnf e Pes.efff 200 ESs
EalsmCre to The UntSG 13 s s 's""'
les active G. but s. prcS S aan
:ia1si5 family So 5ciss s7ta prime. sla,2
a GaEG at s e9 go m SaTs
50 9 6P $40 5ons I" rs eNTn sa and a an
quo Gao,SG G here az ali and a, west sloCr MEAfs.
ytscd ha meat 10 'ss syo aa s ro; JSy
c ACE e. A. ds 30 Assn,: sgI ,9 goo 60 "a, 90 20 ou
dsrs 10 to p n and 100 a,li S, hams &c
ssy TIT ?' .@o se$ d Dr. sNy sfad
M ;d rf GSo ss here e a. Oa Go Ss for
short r H GS ,c & na&
supplies and fair demand Quoted s 30 8; gr n for @
o' foS H = SD ,gg id Gc1ded 6 'S today
SS GS ROB bot. nc here O and at The VET
So ea aa e Ss sy eS S!sT S5
7oc sog9 America July ns closed at $500.
closed at 6.9jc sales, , 900 tcs O.yO0GTc % 20
Ter closed 7.o2c sales 800 ties, 096a7 Ole bC I:
sy sSs s:ssms STATE f ga se!ls @
creamery Western nrss 1870 seconds Oa17c thirds.
ic state dairy half tubs and pals extra, 2s DO nrit
extras, 1sdlsac hrsts. 16ea11c; -s"conds l62Hlm !;
Western imitation Creamery nrst 15dl0c seconds, 33g
lac; thirds l22c Western dairy, hrSt' lidl5c reconus
l29dl3c Western factory, extras. lac hrsts l3dl32c
CHEEsE-Steadily held. with rather Iirer buying iot
export State factory, full cream, white fancy 6dSsS
do coored, Sad3sc choic" 20 fancy, good TO prl sc
ssc fair 7a7.c; do part skins common 70 choice save
EcGS-Rue In buyers favor continued full recipe.
and Pennsylvania laid, choice, 152dl6c West
em .d5iec Tor prime TO fancy do inferior, loo
but sdEg Eery o S9w ouoS5fa
" ST cq io 5d51sc erusHed
is SS5s c a xxx '3 sas: Mosd e.
9.i9di il.Ioc diamond 4. 5I6a4 7lg conec.IOners
A. 3.l6di 5l6c Columbia 4, 4isdiic Windsor a. q
So Rdsewo0i 4 t,saHc a rhSs1x A. iaJS
lice lice no y, 34SsSc 10. is. s4a3ssc
sTEARlNE,Lsrd firm City Quoted az nc in ics
$40 S.c io for city Soes 1000 IN fSsdelphi. and
Io.on &c there, and lot TO come here, 0sc here:
47lGc; ,sle. 50 hhds special. 17s2c ..
METAIs-Tin quiet tut firm. sales, % tons July, at
O. 25c. London cables came elo3 IS on spot lots
WOOI.--The entire business In domestic and foreign
grades up respectable proportions but prices remain
practically the last week all kinds OF stock
Xxx fleece. At 2Sd29ac fall IeXas, Ieaiec spring 90
iornia Norhem l7a22c spring do Southern! l2a1gc
fall California (Norhernl. l5dl5c fall do Southern "a
lac; Southern wool, 2t026c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

to bridge over the election. With whom were the
delegates from the United States 70 confer With
the who had set their faces against silver coinage.
and who did not want IL, but despsed 1t. There was
no proposition from any for an international
conference for bi-metallism. 1t had not been pro-
posed by the President any else. The sus-
gestion for an international conference was 10 fix
ratio Tor siiver-at It's present market value OF about
% 10 i. There was suggestion that the inter
national conference 70 for universal free
coinage. He was, therefore, opposed TO an inter
national conference until lie knew what 1t to be
about.
l"hnb w " s"mc VI
statements he said that the utterancc OF such non
sense would become, he should think, "damnatle
iteration after a time The press in the commercial
cities was. he declared, subsidized and spoke only the
language of the gold power. which was itself an
arrogant Mooch.' The bill went over without
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKEr,-Ry TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 10 Cattlc-Rcccpt, last - hours
$40 head total for the week thus far l0.l2O hea
consigned through LEO head: 10 New YORK, 700
head !: on sale, 200 head opened slow, culs very
dull closed dull: bulls. - 23o r. 80; eNr - '5a
- -. Hogs Receipts lat - hours. $3.50 head :
total for the week thus far, 5000 head consigned
through 613O head; 10 New York. l.so0 head on
ale l. 800 head opened to 10 cent, lower cos"l
easy: heavy. ~ 25a - 30, packers and medium
a1 2Od - %: workers. good 10 best - 2od - 20 -
light TO fair $5o - II; gooi heavy ends. ~ son
~ 30: pigs good 10 best. - 650Ti -. do comm n
sNps To- fair ~ 25d - 80: assorted nughs. ~ Boo
~ ,j5: common roughs. - 7jo -. stays. 81 u 30
sheep and lambs-RccrirS last - hours. 400 hear
total fer the week thus far. 2bioo head; consigned
through 2 900 head. 10 New York. 2,ioO head ON
ale 300 head opened steady 10 strong for glod
grades CLOSED firm: choice 10 fancy wrthcrS - -"
~ 90. lDir to good sheep. - io0 - %. culN ana
common do S3aS - -; clipped lambs. choice 10 fancy
warnings a. 5OaS9. fair 10 goe F1o - 80: llls 10
common Sid ~ So: spring lambs. ~ ~ 10.
Chicago June 10" The FVi ming Journal" IMPORTS (:
Cottlr-Krceipt, I5.cOO head shipments. 1900 head
Market dull lower: native steers ~ 1oaSt 10; fancy
NATIVES "a 4jd - So Texans. ~ 25d ~ 20 Sockers
40 ~ al ~. COWS II lOd ~ -. IOgS-Reccipts.
"a 600 bend shipments ~ 500 head. opened wenk.
closed strong roughs. - e3as ~ 70; MIXED packers
- 70a - 90 prime heavy ana Du,rhcrN' 900 ~" I1
shinments ZOO head Opened steady; closed easy 4;
l,.Vop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
FLAMING SIGNALS ~ THE NIGHT.
THEY ANNOUNCE THE SEASON or FIREWORKS
At MANHATTAN BEACH.

THEY ANNOUNCE THE SEASON or FIREWORKS
At MANHATTAN BEACH.
Tho ROCKETS red glare and bombs bursting In
air gave proof last night that Manhattan Beach was
still there The proof they gave was not quite 50
good a. tbc management hopes to give hereafter IL
WINS the opung night and the seafog had unfortunately
dampened the powder In the fireworks 50 badly that
many 81 the startling exhibitions which were PROMISED
on the programme failed to appear. There was a
Flight OF screaming Eagles on the programme.
What went IN into the shuddcring air screamed. but
didn't look Ike eagles But most Of the show was
good despite the mcauncss OF the log. True inc
ratIc of Lake Erie which Is said To- bc the largest
et niece eyer produced had To 10 spread over scvcrl
acts. because the ships failed TO catch fire at the
Same time. But the bombardment was none the less
terrific and the American flag In red white and blue
fir, waved triumphantly in the seabrcczc appaudcd
with voices hands, canes and feet Of enthusiastic
spcctators The boxing match between Two
monster pyrolcchnc pugil-ts was excellent
A most beautiful piece the suakc pursuing a
came OF and devoted its time to racing mady after the
rest Of the show Then some fireworks were thrown
into the laLc. and promptly changed int mighty
school Of porposcs that rolled Kissed, splutlcrcd ana
vomitcd blue. green aud golden flame high into tbs
air. -, , ,. 18th,
hereafter at Manhattan Beach, l. managed bV I. |.
Erock of the Crystal Palace, IN London. and j. up
given there. The fun programme comprises thirty
pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The wheut market quiet yesterday, only 100000
bushels changing hands The variations compare
lively light, the sentiment rather buish, and
closing prices showed rise OF iad cent The general
run OF somewhat conflicting but domestic in'
huence prevailed. Early there slight decline, a.
cables weaker and therewas denial OF the Russian
crop damage Paris declined % 1910 centimes ana
private advces noted depression The Cincinnati Price
paints were large liberal however. and
The decided The late strength was helped
west. Pardrige big buyer at the West July
options opened at S6sdS6 PIG cents but closed up az
81 cents. Spot ots We're I'm ard $4,000 bushels were
sold for export The milling demand covered nine osds
Corn had a decided squirt and at times the market was
somewhat excited Rains in the West and poor grading
responsible for some Of the strength but the
buyers Of July options at Chicago Cs1es wefe Dp ss
thus augmentng the buoyancy The Clnclnaau rt,cs s
Currents review favorable but THIS wa os' Sxn
Of The options closed 2isd32 cents higher: sp es
vas scarce and decidedly higher Shippers Wok
oats were up ..aIs cents, in sympathy with corn:
Lard was 6do points higher the advance IN corn:
and there more activity In options Cash sales
amounted 730 tierces.
The final quotations were as follows:
wheet-June. 49, cents July: 3! cents august 81
corn~}une 57,a cents July SAY cents August 6ss
cents September 53'. cents october, 53a cents.
oatsJune 3jis cents; July, S6is cents; August, Sah
ocsob 6s7s ~ %. 80 '0' august 'o'' ''p''"
NcTY Y rsS PSlade FH Baltimore and
follows Wheat 075 bushels corn, 673i7 bushels;
oats lis 72 bushels grain 80 lab bushels flour.
o At ohsago Myss aux , and st. t cSr
4isOs5 bushels; oats 2ss $50 bushels; total grain,
$40 1921 bushels; -four, 335os barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 10 (speciaD.-wheat today was
strong without the trade being large Partridge was
the best buyer but everybody knew that he was
simply covering shorts and that he put out his Line
for september fast he covered II for July, nus
buying had little to do with the market July opened
at Is 3.S sold between Is and as "a, and closed az
rs "a cents "The Price Currents weekly crop sum-
mary bearish. 1t estimated that the exportable
surplus OF the country. II the Government figures are
maintained, would be leo 100000 bushels. Hllsbury
reported another big -four SALE 10000 barrels
that was the only important bull announcement Of
the day. Northwestern receipts were large 800 cars.
Western weather was fine. Corn was strong IN spite
OF the fact that Bryant who has been the best
buyer at low prices, was to day the best seller the
receipts, s24 cars, almost 200 under the ex'
pectatioD. The estimate for tomorrow was 16O cars.
The strength, it said, came from the sudden dis.
covery that there existed astonishing July shoiargo
1t Is said that up to THURSDAY afternoon forty houses
could figure . shortage In July corn OF l2OoopU.
The contract stock Is less than 100000. July To-Day
sold between 46 rs and 4S 12 and closed at as l2c
oats advanced about 12cents. July sold betwcen20 -
and 81 Ia closed at 81 IA cents. There was In Data
AS in corn, sndden development Of an unusual short
interest in July. Provisions we're strong. Fork adj
vanced 22 cents lard. 10 cens ribs, Is cents the
close about cents under the top The stockyard
crowd are now leading the bull movement Shorts
are getting nervous. Outsiders beginning to
come in. The best buyer to-day was a prominent
loco short