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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, June ,arlcr dun; Western >, su Pc
s:as So 90 extra ~ aGs IS 90 family s:r, ss zoe SS
IBIS Meat dun So red SPOT 70 $50 70 sn lsS;
June ia q &C. "a steamer ie 80 red o
,4.oj4 bush sales, l4.oOo bush milling wnsai Ivy
sample isa 90 iac ie july Ho' 4! oisI
bush sales. 1000 push; white corn .. simple simple:
40 .d wae M stosS 5oi35 tnsS Rye dull 10
5o' S nS%nsy oh ,!ofs so So Grain ess quiet
and slow steam t. Liverpool eors c ISr NOM
ln mddlng. &c. rrcvon. hr sn r 10 ee' hniee.
sa i9e do imitation ne; Dls adls AaSyi Es:
"aer. ' i5c tcaes steady Rio ears.', fair 10 Inc;
lat s'cd Sc. Go Copper unchaHssa Whisky dln'
II II 10.
nos,on, June i@.,sInrrs!s quiet 9aS. " Northern
a:'' fa ,sS SsS j bush ss g S.e
tssac spot d. {! sds Winter wheat ss q ~
quiet. weak ana lower. sales 5000 bush 10 yei:
low, a. i4c: 1000 bush No corn Al 3'4"tI o.
ing; no yellow 40 ne; no do ~ i4s: 70
Al a4c 10 , te a;ssd o!S ca a,e do ~
Sa ssr, 80 Sa' White. aS &c: car. choice No
mlso o ac. Rye~No noml.aly, sc Flour n IN;
s DsIea DO Winter % a5S 81 49, Rye oar 90 $50
"a Az Mill feed dull lower. Coarse winter uau
hm,E si1 70. medium winter do, $l4 70: winter
wheat ships 1872 coarse snppns BRAN us si Whit:
mldfIlrgs +I5 son s15 49, sacked, locaTi AL
cna. Rye feed sacked. s13 Canai ire ssns
> lac TO NewICr..
Cincinnati June 1s-rlour dull; ianey; y; ~ ,oS
SO TO- family. 81 Goa 81 40. wheat nomaa s -. ',sr
10 mixed 81 c Rye lover = 90 hu iG f0i n
m IEE,' Semaod 10 ~ IL pacon barely steady,
s. r. wsy s ssn erssns sys o so
30 Ohio oOc prime dairy 1871 14c Linseed
oil wcaker 4Da sic. sugar steady marc ren ne <
IN sa,;c: yollaw. 34d4 SIC. Eggs easy, I,w
=, &c Cheese steady: prime TO choice Ohio. has'
0d9 1-2c. . -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
A CALL TO FLY OLD GLORY" TOMORROW

TIE 11Gth anniversary OF the adoption OF the Ma
onal ensign Of the United states Will be celebrated
tomorrow and. in view of that fact the Washington
Continental Guard OF the City Of New York. has
adopted resolutions requesting d" the citizens and the
people generally of his and surrounding cities. Is
well as OF the state ana country generally To unite
M tbs time In unfrng the American standard, and.
by hi, aiming Of the star aud stripes To present TO
crcign visitors and immigrants an objectcsso in
patriotism"
The sons Of IN" Revolution Of In" States Of Con
neciicu and Pennsy lvani well other orglniza-
as Flag Raising DAY. the people of those Stale,
having obsci we'd that date for several by raising
the National emblem. The guard also recommends
that the flag shall also b. displayed the 17h inst.
which will be the anniversary Of the Battle Of Bunker
Hill thereby showing that the results accomplished
by the Revolution still dear to the hearts OF the
American people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw.1Ork, June IL 1870.
COTTON-Thc adv ancc OF points seen al me opening
pectedy favorable character Of the Liverpool cables which
Showed slight fractional Improvement whereas ioNcI
quotations had been looked for. Al the same TIN thIo
va, q con crabe number Of buying ouers uD'h Ip'
European and account 0nd the ADVANCE was var
RED further until August sold at 7e5, gain OF Pp
over saturuavs closing price. a number Of the ioc1
smaller shorts obliged 20 cover On TINS rec ana az
together the ca-ly market quite actte Inc closint
cables from Liverpool showed an easier fe'Hhs hp"N,
and our market Wa, prompt respond, AZ local semi
points followed the weak feeling prevalent here orig
mates In generally at orate pugport OF he crop new"
from which appears that the territory W'ch Na
flowed has been repanted or VIII bc epahVd III
ample sca.on and that the recent rams hine DE-. ~
hcs to the plant rather INJURIOUS 70 It, some az
ices Iom parts Mississippi Valley report inlury
nv food and cyclone this information TAI 10 MIX
any impression market sun atef u.c H,aIn'.
ruled stcadie recovering most OF the decHhe anu e'9
Hubbard Price & Co. FAY: "Monchester advices are
NOT quite so favorable this morning as they nave pen
I'm the last DAYS but there Il undoubtedly niey u
nand for goods the East ready 10 be Ht hrouln 't
favorable opportunity and this felturc OF t
market Although attention has been called irequei'iy
10 the probability OF this demand for goods appearing
the month June up TO the present unc uhc "'uo ~,
not been convinced that such would be the case. ~
spite the renewed stringency In money ana tle
that the high cau-e fresh eAPit m
Of gold the trade feel very much better III regard 10 t
prospects OF than for six months pas pe d,a
~ decline o. per pound for August appears 10
have entirely disappeared In place Of this me nelt
"a Incoming bullish and frequent attention Is called 70
tns IN SATURDAY ist Nevertheless It is wen 70
note that there increase In the speculative uen'a
for cotton" -. >. a.. .,d Glazing bids
~ l.cf frasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE CLASS DAY EXERCISES.


Twentvthree men received h0nors during 'helT
oarse W r. shepherd receiving the most English
v,era,ure was the favorte study ana law second
The Tribune and "The Tines were ued as 'he
favortte newspapers. Thackeray was the iaVon'e
ur,ter Of ftion. and TennysOn the faVori'e poet.
Mansfield and Corbett tied as the favorite sc-
tors and Ada Rehan and Maggie Cline as the Ia
,.or,,s actresses There twenty-five poets In
,,o c,ass Professor Quackenboss was voted the hand
soms professor Professor Butler the best instructor
r Egbert the greatest bore, ana Professor JacAsoh
the most popular professor
In the class, whyland was voted the most popular
man in college Timson. the handsomest, Myers, the
ycost conceited-after exciting contest; treat 'he
vors, Grind, Olcott, the brightest man, Wormser
the LATEST and Hopkins the hardest smoker. Inc
ambition OF DIST OF the men was 10 obtain esaces'
although two desired to become angels ana one
hearse- driver
on an ode OF Horace ana the gee cluo' a''ho"sh
weakened by the absence of hall Its members gave
.ou. accountable songs and r0undly encored Ia
Inc prophecy stephen Henry Heating told IN oeaii
the future of each of his classmates in the proies-
,ions they had chosen. His address was overho"ihs
with witty remarks. $500
The presentation. by Thomas Pollock re'er'' Wa
the feature of the day. After saying hat ,ne cass
~ ,a3 had never been rewarded or appreciate ac
cording TO It's merits BY the college he preseh'cG
!, a birthday cake avlng four blue ana VIII" ~,
candles. in honor Of /, fourth birthday After TINS
came the serious uddr OF the afternoon anu r a.,
though every regar, yaledic'ory as hsi Z,
"onld be- made BY man OF lofty thought In voice &c
T 81 feeling and sympathy he eade iareweI ~, :,
Alma Mater reminding his classmates that 'hey m", n
prove themselves men in the real struggle Of NE b IL,
The world Then came the Cass ODE Wr,,.sn 10Y
William b. Donnell and the floor was cleared io'
dancing. - Can. r.,,,or chair.
man W r. Brinckerhon, A. c. Kctzsch W; >. Me~
house W r. Shepherd, L. V. southack F. T.; nnoe en-
hill, W. p. whyiand. exoffcio Inc r comm p r. VI
HiIdrei6' chairman: H. 5. Flagler, J. p Bernhard H.
s. Xrans T. l. Reese, ID. 5. lglehart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

Ithaca, n. u, June l. pecial).-Commencemcnt
guests have been arriving in large nnmb'rs to-day.
The classes OF rs. SO and 88 will hold reunions on
Wednesday. after the alumni meeting. The elce club
concert was held This afternoon and was followed
later In the evening by reception Of the zeta isi
fraternity AT the formal opening OF their new chapter
house. Class day exercises Will be held tomorrow
at o: 30 O'Clock IN the armoiy. after which the
graduating class will he photographed AMI The pro
gramme be- finished under the trees near Lincoln
Hall The first formal exercise Of commencement
week. the prize debate OF the law school. held
saturday evening. J. r. Rogers won first prize
George J. OConnor. second. The judge weic George
y. Turner OF Auburn. Bradford Amy George K.
Williams and Professor X. III. ThurstOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June II, 3:i5 p. m.-necf pork anA
hams In moderate demand. PacOn In good demand |:
Cumberland cut about 2s1aO %. firm at SOS "a
Cheese In moderate demand American finest white
rosin in poor demand. Lard-5pot In poor demand,
futures In no demand. Wheat and -four In poor de-
mand. Corn-Spot In fair demand, futures In modcr.
ate demand mixed Western. July. firm at IS LAD
August firm at Is Sd, Hops at London-Paclfc Coast,
In moderate demand. Receipts OF wheat for the
last week from Atlantic ports II 500 quarters from
Pacific ports. 10000: from other sources, 81 900.
Receipts Of American corn for the last week, 80
quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

>ev.York receipts, OBJ Lars eAlrrts, ~,
bsIes: FORWARDED 1870 bales sock, 49, bac' lom'
net receipts to-day 1855 bales cAorts "f,.t n,i.a.
.S,z tsis France iO,2 bales; t0ntinen! Syl, bai.s
net 0C5G bales. against II SOB bales as'
w"rI Great Ertaln 43Jc ale; france "a. pay,
eminent yyi1 bales total, 1871 bil"si stock, a.,
n,Ir, me exports Of cotton or NAV a. reiofieeu aSn
n,r of i,ur,a foot up 2l3 go bales or l5l 5o9oo0
,nuuds of IL 5 l2G value against Tor MAY. 1917 90,
IA bale. or l27 79l,73i pounds o. tlo 'o'oo- M
,ai or y,21 TO- ss3 pounds. OF tl.t1lDs7s value
Sans, eorrcslnrding time last o1l 2J BALE Ug
$500 s.n 3xa lsl rounds s2422i4flo value. closing
cables: Ivcrpool--Sp cottpn Quotations iniH ,in:
t,inei American Inddngs, 4s sales looOo Dr.
rcr'iuts IL 200 tales including 5000 bales Ani.'
,vturcs opeDcd steady at partially lO4u ADVANCE tnS
,a vi,,out material change compared with cosms
I'm. June.JuI, ..lb July.August ~. U 40 hushhr
ssncmbeI 42Ab SeptenberO, tcei 40 70 40 na
SdvemSef 427s November December, AS To ~ 10
cember- Janusry 43Os Januafyfeofuary' A"i
Az; tcbTuary March. 433b 49,. ,.. 40. ,.so
Ot EFEibe market coffee at New-norh ma ~
oxc.n,onaily dull: there II piactica'' no 49,,
M same causes rcce i'll, operating against con,
rather than losing force Kaltenb'ek Is rel ~
80 wa,l and as long this IL so ~ VIII u"
az, 10 interest Saitc opc a'or> ~" for
IT, I,uoht 600 ,i., SoItcber ths moniit ~ i'.I"
,r,onca1 marbles tesidcs this up 10 oc'ct th,c ,
-, con sold $50 bags at io'o ~ pies
1s' PIC 30 nag, December. li1O-l fattcilS oa,uru
i,n n9res all TO: evening w Local
closinss tct ,or coffee New-Yok shows weak
Inc Y cnhack is rcpoited 10 10 bulsh ana u han
put thn friendly AID q some oil ms 'frno's ar
~ AZ, afraid to ventures M inc ,hot gu dd
the ,e On Local covering and finally called steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

METAIS-IEON-Thc local market 'of pig ri Al, 80 1.
dull. Tittsburg iron market l. ai>1 -
mo-, likely 10 Improve before July. II II docs i' VIII
mainrity Of the mills section WIN pollus III,
ali shut down Tin circulation last week. nav rn"a al
tadIctd 50 far the Alabama section !, III ~. a.
thourh IL is quite usual this season VI Wv
furnaces 10 60 OF blast or naklhe a., a.. p,,.
The report that Of the large iron mn, W az
lug 1i.frict had shut down account oi h,'','
in operation to-day after having Deen w., 20 rn III
lack OF specifications. and the mill pIci'r'rH- ,an. a.,
or not AT all. Transactions amounting 90 49,, po.scrc,
n n car, Iittsburc reported follows 'vo 10 BOO ,.
I'D steel rail- sl4 80 muck naf -" ~ , a m
Wheeling " va. market for steel booM'' "ri, .i'u
nails is reported follows: Scl .'" ,nr o" I,,lc
iuuo steel l. in good demand bnt ,lI'
Of il ia the markets. steel for atrr fh a ,i,y
nav freely obtained and on fir prn.a coai 10 Il
in anticipation all along the line ma ronnt dciSory and Of
Of activity small lot orders for pr1" G.l dan TO-
maj Kind Of cuisines. there I, ro"I ueaa " a, no
tho last half the years bu-inc =, o., an, o,
enter into question that woild nc or m ,
no matter well he undrrs'" IL. A. 80, M.
lion 70 venture to make pIetc''oH ,San are dull
a. s there nothing like the de@ani 'p '"e% -epr
there ought to be to "e aha con .,nptip,,
lhs base price Is It'll VI ~, ono,Itiops
rne market copper closes '1 ~ ooS
SPOT lie June July Aignst Io 20 ION, spfL FER
rho market for speitr close. du uo e,o.c. Arm a..
MI al OoLc TIN-Tbs market ior 'in eiores q"ns@.
Quotations June 1870 Jnn, y ' sellers option to
double 2ol5 BUYERS option 70 .SeaT r,as i aUp.nded
NJ oducton Of billion tn for the lat vn sn5 aa sSows
,s,ge decrease a. compared with former years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

January closed inactive with nr.t ordnars 600 ba rs
seconds and IL =, nS. market am; good aver
40 ss sas: E:d .'S's
TO "a lower h,a, eolico the United states 70
he tcs ,,0f BAGS % Re ana San'os So "cs
bay Bay. saisi yeMYrs sa. e' .soa Il
e Psi1cr Spot sGs. ,O s,s
az lie Tor lilo spot, ana loSc ''' ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
CLOSING ExERcIsEs OF A SCHOOL.

The thirtyffh annual commencement OF the Rev
Er. and Mrs. Charles II. Gardners school FOR Girls.
No. Coz Fifih-avc. was held at the Berkeley Lv-
ceum last evening. Frazer was ofcrcd by the Rev.
D.. Farncr. and an address made 10 the gradu-
atcs hv the Rev. DR.. Charles Thompson. The
essays effectively read. The diplomas were
presented by DR.. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
COLLEGE DAYS ENDED
.o,runIAs CLASS OF '93 HOLDS IT'S In
ERCISES.
..s VOTES AND PREFERENCE: ANNOUNCED


rwrNTY-THHEE HONoRs MEN
Tho class day exercises OF the class ol ""' W.
,o College were held in the college library yes.
a afternoon. The spacious hall WAS oe'otauu
,h trophies worn by various classes ana was nlieu
:. friends Of the graduates IN tne "'uienc' VIZ w,
By 'r''u -, y, windsor. and Prcsiicn, low. The
eanon v.rs 81 cxccptiona! interest During the
eAr he sidney Hubbell Treat. SC r"ary OF the
foiis much laughter was raised by several OF the
49, answering together to one name. as 'hev hao
'' 80, done IN Scss room. The address oil wei
80 .as delivered by Chairman Starr Tain'or. and
"'"' ros music by string quartet In The history
.,,as l>,nis Pollard told how the class had re-
,nrmo1 many Of the Departments OF the college, Dc
SIDES removing the bargain o"n'ai" "hich "a0 0ee'
M, on the campus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June L. tspecalD.-Lower cables. the fau-
IRE OF two little savings banks ut Kansas City, the
talk Of Increased receipts ut this point and the re-
ports OF harvesting In Missouri, were too much TO
the grain bulls. Prices started with show OF
strength, but did not hold. At the close the dlf'
f,rcnt deliveries showed Il drop from l.. to l.!
cents july sold between 81 IL and IS 20 ana
closed nj SO cents. June IL cents discount;
s.otember was IA cents over July. The Lowe
c,iIes were taken indicating that the Foreigners
took a bear Wow of the Government report The
feature OF the trading was buying OF July ans
selling OF September 10y the Cudabys They are
now CARRYING 600 900 bushels Of contract wheat
here having July sold Their purchases OF July
and sales for September indicate that they VIII carry
The cash from July Ia september II Is felt that
they did not do thi, there might result extraordinary
decentralization. Tie visible supply statement was
not made up to-day, because Chicago VIII not, from
Ills time on. announce its stocks until Tuesday. -
was ,nsy IA see, however, from the hgres not IN
Guiding Chicago that the visible supply would dc.
crease about 525O 900 bushels Onl, 90 900 bushels
wheat was taken here for export during the day |;
charters were made for 1000 bushels.
Corn declined about cents all around, which, con-
sIdering III. weakness In wheat ana the other beaf
reasons of the day, thought to indicate a good
deal of steadiness. July sold between 80 SO and
10 ia and closed at 30 Ia cents. Charters were
made for l02 900. Oats declined Ia cent for the
futures and about IL cent for c-sh
Provisions were duh. The tendency was down ~
was sill the fact however, that the bi; bulls did not
offer product and sill the fact that the crowd was
afraid t. do much short selling.
At night the feeling on the curb was weak %
wheat. Puts on July were IS La Go 3ec; calls -
July, G6 Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

75c; do Norfolk per basket 75ce3l tomatoes
Florida per carrier 5ocasi So Cucumber Chas s.on:
r~r slS IS do Savannah, per crate, !Scdst;
Beets Norfolk per 100 punches, sids5 Squsacs f:
southern yellow per crlts 25Scoc d, white 2o@gUc
rer dozen 6lnches sIdsl so; do culls and INFERIOR
5Od7 Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
tn nnenine range and close today and closing bids
,rs vinue nIcht and last wear contrast follows


Traneferables issued at go. sales OI,3oO pacs
spot Co,tOn-The for siot COTTON rulei noner
atey active fairly steady closing at uhchahgu. I ,1
win TRANSACTIONS amounting to 2CjO bales, nchhe Ior
e,nort / 200 bales q direct shipment from stock by IN
owners: $50 bales spinning. and 200 bales Oh coh
tract Inc Quotations in spot cotton ate ds foii'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
ALUMNI FLCCKING TO CORNELL.

and IL was voted the most popular spaper re
cevlne almost as many votes ali the other papers
put together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
cnrrDN NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. June l:.-Cotton quiet m. G,ma
.isc: net and gross receipts. ACT bales; Sales
a4G bales stock. Sl0SS nsr a, mdd,,nr 1.ao
low middiing, I-ldc; good ordinary 3ec' net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
QUOTATIONS. OF DEEVES.
Good to prime sold year age a, 81 'odsi 70

The averige pr,ce wa estimated at - ~ ,o- 49,,
REENf--iccepts fGr two days, 12 car, or 5000 head
l., ear, ronign,d direct to siau2htecfs-J ear Tor
cxIot alive. ,nd - "ar- fog m market nnnint W.!
car held oy saturday 80 t. b. sold n na'fet
opened lite slack bet fairly steady aud shade
stronocr for dunn stll'rs continued slow and CLOSED
iull aud weak win cas- TO sell n lat hour
Thirteen OF Chicago sccis were 70 arrive u, tne
afternoon % sen tuNor. ana nav b: sod To-
Common to choi neal ard eornfd SER sci ~
s,ds5Gj n p 100 n: 10 eNiri do a. ~ 81 dstiIerv
ied do At s. lCd$5 20 and car very choice ~ - o.
ornfcd Texan, ~ slt 10 crassf do al - 9on 90
o>cn and stag. at 50 80 t3 81 bulls At 81 Ijdif -
COWS at - G1asei - citv drcs I'd native size stead,
n, 7L1o. nor ~ cable ad,re quote refrigerated
beef 81 adv IOlc per n and American STEERS 80 ling ut
iOlal2c dead weight Insurance premiums and .i1ht
unrhanged No shipments OF live cait. from this port
bfoc Thur.dly and no beef 20 go ont un'ii w d,es1y
cal exported hall Of al the tat' shppea nom
American ports the pas. week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEG

ST. Louis June l2.-tattle-Receipts 5'ooo neau
SHIPMENTS 1000 head market steady 10 SLOW on w
kinds best extra steers ~; very few otners on sa
Iiog,-Rcceipt, 1000 head shipments. l,ooo neaa
market strong heavy. 20 t00 81 So mixed 20 ~ ~,
Al IS light rs 5ra si 20. sheep. Receipts, i'ouo
hcad shipments. 1000 head; market S'ro"s' "''
changed. - - , ,,,r,.,- r.norts
c,tt,c-IcceIps 1880 head shipments. 1000 licai
r,nr,e scadv: prime steers. $3 jOG&o 20; Others
- ,oo $50; Texans ~ s00 - ID: native cows
200 h,nd market firm m xcd and packers. 80 I2@
~ Or -: prime heavy and butcher weights .. n ~
"a shinmrnts 300 head market steady natives
%, As 81, Westerns - 0j0sj 20; Texans, "a oo@
4, - lsmbS. s5 J0a 10. , ,,, A., S,o
- Ems, Liberty. June I2.-Cattlc-Reccipts l'2l,
head shipments 2co head MARKET s, shs aSppr rS NeS
Enrl today. Iicgs- Receipts. 5000 head snip.
300 head Magte, slow l alr S. ,S
,"d,v Shccp- Receipts, 94oo head shipments.
600 head Market slow. Toe to zoe on from last
weeks prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13

u
bS ss 0iss . 60 into s IN m
s3 Sts p@sff Gt hr %s to sssl
Even IN q aoss TO-DAY carly there ,cm suine Of
s,"s Tnc1i aEn - over f sas
weak o SSs Gay Exhibited TGs
ana ths eIee heavy with sellers doing the ~a ner
1890 pSs SSq Sss Of 'Sa
s IS at VS hslss' p pi q io sco 81. an" Sa
sg, a; %f & P Fl: seS e %Gss n' sSTs
g 80 so ssr5 f % "%St It rs ?
ss5 Ss 1'ss:a IErj ,i Ssp'ss
THs rps .ty 'sT .S Mf'sS' si Hfi SUM
g ic eoar so VIZ S npe ss% da Gsn
SON rye @ ss,1 oO hsms2 sssp s. 4sp cotton ssr
,S@d al - :oos % lcr 100 N Oh meal, 81 35"sl 40
ME {y az @a1si sSacd with wheat
~S s bought a %"e sa, N aS "sh S
T price, owing To- the promise o. small %nr aa
ard uninterena European operators. apparently wa,lns
s hoe home tho Srt vi, s sS the soa 70
bringing tho Total nearly 5000 600 bgss
% Ute 40 only onci6ird d last year., total;
ydm market S dun s S ray n e
news. Fluctuations were very morrow. and every one
iSe S'' report sST %as sns ssp"
mensc .oks in sight and reports Of more ,lut 6,S th hs
rr'srcct of over 100 600 900 bush less production Of
Of "v ~Sca; and compares with lat year follows
1893. 1872
Winter wheat. acres..........2; $4,000 $3.50 e!G
Spring wheat, ceres. Isl 900 I-''o'o"'
Total ares 90 90 coo coo % "a doo
with the figure; Of area and conditIon the following
shows the promise for the ,so crop 1909 ,so,
vi,tor hus *, 600 312. ig5 600
Spring wheat. bush. l535i3 900 5175scc0 2lo?s'oco
80 S ss S So ~ "a 20, SSS a. $50 600
o'' e Of eoS af" june SS for humber
years make the fooT s e1 s io 1890 1880 1855
S Ts,s' So So s sss 81 s s So
Oats ...'...... $50 S.. $50 sos 20 a. oSa
R5 yS S go 3d. sSs So s go SIS
nG pc T., Ns for SO a HS saG'o"
everyone seemed afraid 10 opcrs,S waiting Tor
feature laiher t9an lastq2 In fe c % w S
Chicago stocks DELAYED for some ,
qasy led by the Vet the market appps on M le
reports Of two bank failures Kama. but Other
sSoa 'f ba@ to s ar az TSce "e %r Of
trouble a. 9c'I S Snnr we're d TI and there ~
siderable wheat for sale by operators who had been 10;
va the crop statement failed 70 develop any
outside nsr the ap lear a. new cnh %hea,
VA but rather hSa ,n {" %9 hSGG and p ,p
~drc G fasnS Scssy sae. %sI%S1s
30 o9OO red S%,a au. S Jay ys,c aud ,sc
July cs ,s[ ie under de- "a'f ' an6a ee 80
bu.h. s., under July b. store No "a - 600 nisn'
oG Spf Sr,b " under I%y dcycfc gas,aasa O
900 oh TIE oc e%0 S!n OF c %9a' on
S IN r'" ca esHS9S bush
VIII 9a:G TSs sSpG Sa.n IRON Sara S'TfS5
la, bush, 81 or bush; noni, - ~
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rONApO p M'MALIEN.

EDWARD F. MNALI.EN 80, 49,,
The sre of the sixty-three members OF the CLASS
e,nred from eighteen to thirty years. Inc average
h.ins tweniyone wears the average weight was las
pounds. Tarteeh eApe''c" " ' @
,no tcachers five ministers; three, doctors; one,
rravediccer; one, a literary hack four expected
~ enter business. and twenty-five were undecided
There were twenty-tnree Republicans, twenty-iour
D.moc,a,s. four Tammany Democrats and three Mug
wumps In the class
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LIVE STOCk MARKET.
WEEKLY rECEfPTS.

June 12, 1888.
yecvca Cows. Cs:re~. Sheep AID Lambs. Swine
lO,il2 2l0 1850 40 Az, - vo'
Jersey City Stock Yards 1901 II 2,!ot 2snos o,19
Eivtc,hst ........... SOL 1i7 1o.osO 1000 LIZ LIZ
fS Ssotcn ... geo S. az S,s.s Ss
Wcchawken and STAT. l,3ol -; 10y a., - Sytt
Receipts last week lli22 80 iZ'VI' "o'"'' -o'-''
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The amount Of grain on passage Il a. io!o"s
L. Kingdom. Continent: Total Ch"neesco oo
Corn bu 1912, 900 $4,000 zoos ooo Dec 2I"uuo
recent, OF breadsturs at interior points " thousands.
last three cphers 1000 onittednour bbs, grain bush