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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31
Will Open SUNDAYS.

Austin Tex. October 2G.-Tudge Rosenbur
has entered a decision declaring the Sunda
closing law unconstitutional. The saloon
will run full blast Sunday for the first tim
in fen wears.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

Miss Ellie l.. Tatman, Lexington, Ga,
has silk. satin and plush scraps to exchange
for same; will send piece and price.
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Mary Keneth. Berney's, Ala, has three
something useful Write for particulars.
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The Other side Of the Picture.

From The Memphis Appeal Avalanche.
Chicago is beginning to weep over the ap-
preaching close of the worlds fair. The rest
of the country Is inclined to rejoice, because
so much money has been diverted from home
circulation by the attractions Of the fair.
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Only Wanted a Pin.

From The Chicago Post.
a young woman stood at the corner of
Wabash avenue and Madison street and
waited "a long time for delayed cable car
During the time of her waiting she noticed
two men standing near her-nOticed them
particularly because of the extraordinary
conduct of the younger one. He approached
every man that drew near and the one ac-
cOSted always answered with negative
shake of the head, whereupOn the young
man drew back with baified look, only to
accOst the next passer-by.
After ten or twelve men had been ap-
preached in this fashion the young woman
quite forgot about her car, so Interested
and curious WAS she. Then, to her Joy,
an old friend of hers came by, was sub
jected to the same ardent questioning, re-
piled in the same negative fashion ana
crossed over to the place where she was
standing Now came her opportunity.
"Oh, Mr. Smith, she exclaimed, Il don't
want to be curious. but do tell me what
that nice-looking young man wanted tie $
been asking ever and ever SO many people
and not one seems to be able TO 90 the
thing he wants"
INV dear young lady" said the acqualnt-
ance, chat unfortunate man Is trying 70
borrow a pin. .+oo1
inc hr "And he has been such a 1901 as
to keen ON asking all these men Tor one
Why didn't he ask the first woman ne
,no+a y, And size waddled over and preserct%'
h;n, with q couple of sharp-polnteu fliSifEn
INNS nlucked from an impoVerlshed pm
cushion in the mysterious recesses VI "'i
dress
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that are sacred. Hymns that in them
selves are poor and barren may become
to us gorgeous. Mr.. Beecher's Imprinted
Words in the October Ladies' Home
JOurnol
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

Edmond II. Rogers, Yale, n. c., has an
Edland typewriter to exchange for $500 in
confederate bills.
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Mrs. J. NJ Carroll, Narcoossee. Fla,
Rox -, has orchids to exchange for fall
and winter blooming bulbs and rosebushes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

.iefIie Carleton, Berney's, Ala, has good
single barrel shotgun to exchange for first
class incubator. Write first.
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There is a minister in this county" says
The Dahlone@a Signal, ''who is so opposed to
Sunday schools that he says be would raj her
dig fish bait and send his children to the creek
to catch fish than let them go To sabbath
school ~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

"An income tax and repeal Of the 10 per
cent on state bank issue" says The Oge-
thorpe Echo, sis financial leg Station in which
the south is directly Interested. Cleveland IA
vors It, too" 1t is TO be hoped The Echo man
knows whereof he speaks when he makes that
last statement.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

The Darien Gazette says: Hon. Il. " Back
burn viii oppose Livingston for congress in tie
Atlanta district. We would go ten miles any
day in the year to vote for Blackburn. lie is
one of the truest democrats in Georgia -
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SO many girls will have TO go without new
hats this winter on account If the worlds fair
tina, it will be quite the thing to so bare head
ed to the theater.
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]. Il. Brazelton. Copenhagen, Tenn.
has a trained pointer to exchange for a
pair of Berkshire and Poland China pigs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

ribbons and crochet lace to exchange for
best offers in dry goods.
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How Nice (!
The Washington Post.

From The Washington Post.
Chicago has not only earned the right to
blow, but there ought to be a large surplus Of
wind to her credit.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

1.-THE country at large has gotten TO the
point where it would be relieved if congress
would settle the financial question either one
Way or the other The uncertainty in the
n,oT1cr i Eurlile worse than the leg Station
one way or the other couC. That is the
way The Oglethorpe Echo puts 1t.
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a. s. Johnson. Wayland Springs. Tenn.
has lot in Leroy, Fla. to exchange fol
watch or Winchester repeating rife
to exchange for breechloading shotgun.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

A negro deckhand fell into the wafer at
Cokes Biuff, on the Coosa, and being drawn
under the steamer Resaca was drowned.
Speaking concerning the drowning. Captain
John j. Seay. the Wel-kmown steamboat man,
says:
do you know that If negro gets the top
of his head wet he is almost sure TO drown.
No matter how good q sw INNER lie IS, in nine
teen cases out of twenty he WIZ drown if the
crown Of MS head gets wet. It's strange,
but it's Il fact"
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Though skies are gray and all the earth is
drear,
While autumn woods sigh for the dying year;
Though clI Hing blasts are shriekng through
the trees,
Drowning the forests softer melodies.
We sing as biithe as meath summer sky:
Il is u way we havc--my heart and l..
What though the earth be drear? 1t late was
gay.
The sun has shone through many 4 perfect
day:
What though the winds are shrill? IT'S not so
long
Since every zephyr WAS summer song,
From earths bleak wastes TO mem'ry's groves
We fly:
1t is L way we have--my heart and l,
And when the winters white SHOWS Shall de-
scend
Still to the scene will recollection lend
A CLEAN of verdant fields and summer days
And green woods mellowed by golden haze.
Thus in each season beauty we descriy:
1t is Il way have-mv heart and l.
FREDERICK COURTENAY BARBER.
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Mrs. 7. G. Cooper, Davis Miss. has
bulbs of tuberoses chrysantlemums, sweet
pea and many other flowers to exchange
for heiotrope, fuchsias and other flowers.
Mrs. a. r. Truitt, Huntsville. Ala,
has full blooded bronze turkey gobbler to
exchange for full blood Plymouth Rock,
brown Leghorns or white Wyandottes
Write first.
w. A. Cooley, Factory. n. c.. wishes
to exchange a magic lantern for school
books. Holmes second, third. fourth and
fifth readers, Ried & Kellocc's grammar
and Maury's geography. Write first.
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Young
King OCour aud avenue.
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A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies FOR Themselves.
NOUE-Letters written on both sides of the paper
canno- be printed.
Notice.
The correspondents of this department will
please address their letters to $50 CORTLAND
Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 10 (Sptcall.-Wheat advanced n nttle
cent to-day and held about "a. The principal
bull motive the report from New-York regarding
the French crop. For some reason other, neither
New York the other side appeared to put any
credence In the sensational figures Of crop damage In
France but, for the time being, that made no diff
ference 10 Chicago July wheat sold from 90 IL 10
81 ID and closed at SO "a cents sellers The North
west sent claims Of damage 10y hot winds. But the
Northwest reports did not receive the consideration
which the SO-call,d London Illness French
crop report did. The receipts here sixty
cars: the estimate for Wednesday. thiry-two
Corn very strong AT an advance Of over cent
July sold between b 10 and 40 81. and closed nj
80 "a cents. Charters We're made for $4,000 bush
els. The receipts were 734 ears. but the estimate
for Wednesday only 275 That indicated Il
big letting down In the movement. There in
pOrtant buying Of both sorts. Wright. with II con-
Siderable long line increasing II shipping
houses. the principal shorts, were covering oats
were strong AT an advance of Il to 5-5 cent. July
sold from - Ii 10 30. and closed nj the top. June
was =. cents over July. Charters We're made for
Ole 600 bushels
Provisions unaccountably firm. Ribs AMI
lard which for week have rather hard 90 sell.
became rather hard 10 buy. Recent big shipments OF
lard and light receipts might have had something to
do with the change in tone. september pork sold
september lard between so 81 and go - and
closed at SO 20: ScrtcTbtr ribs between go 80 and
So o. and closed ri 81 -. There were 1900 hogs;
the estimate for Wednesday was II 90.
At night puts July wheat were Of l-4c; calls
G-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York TUESDAY. June 1s-BEEyEs-E Receipts Io4
cars or .76 hcad-90 scnrd direct slaueh-
steers - p 100 p. and few bulls a.
g 40 Feeling dull ,City die'scd native side. slow at
Se ae'r 400 quar- tf of n m"t , u
CITY So%RrGM ~ CIVIL ' - ino scs 1925 N
At - - per lc0 n; - 90 lbs y. al :; =
20 DO. 1850 H. at 81 p do, 1870 - at - % do,
IIailcn6cck Hollis: 10 bulls. s5i y. at $40.
Moe than head held Yesterday. Nearly all
the calves sold to-day but, mills and prices
5S % per 100 y. Veal, were quoted .tcady. Dre--'i
calves active and yels finer. city dressed Neas
dressed 6ra9c little calves at 5ac dressed but
Salcs-iialnbcck & Hollis: IS bquern.E caye:, u
DO 81 iso 's At s I sc oG ' 81 +" o' '0'
j. ~ rdcocs son: 10 bnttcrmilk caiSc. 100 n
at 81 DO, l55 y. A. SO so; II do, 1j5 n. at ~.
signed direct 10 cars. 1900 head and fully a
dozen cars beside, were in The pens. Trad dull but
again today ordinary fair sheep sold at - asi per
ycsrngs at 3 a5S$5 80 Drc.-cd mutton weak at 20
lolsc per n dressed lambs SLOW at sai3c. ....
at :, - Der leo r. 1871 DO So n a. Il 20 ss Ohio
yearlings a N. at as so; 100 do, 50 n at IS
NJ. Collins 2s7 virsn,a lambs 81 n at 81 p %
J. y. Pidcock son: lo4 State sheep and yeaflings
wikcrson & Sherman: 27s Kentucky lambs. IS n
moGs.Hcceyt i Zoos hsaais ,. Gars a,
hogs sale and sold at - 95as7 20 per 100 n
with the roushs taken out an sold a. ~ 90 tssYe
Saiqs-iial abcck & Hollis: ls state hogs 100
20 DO 2oi n a, . e5; a. do $50 H. 81 C5, II
Ioughs 2s5 ~ SO Oj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

refined, 81 so. Sugars-Refned, Lice higher, but
quiet cubes, 13-16c; lozenge, 3-16c: standard
POWDERED, o1o-l6c: fine graduated, ) Dice: staha-
ara granulated, 0-16c; crown A, 34c crystal A.
SO-lbc' double refined diamond a, 9-16c; coniee-
uohers' y. l-l6c: red star A, lac: Keystone a.
= lic Franklin b. ll6c: Franklin extra I.
4o-sc; red star c. 5sc; green star G, 0-l6c /;
piir star {. lie: No -, Lice net. Potatoes
larry active and steady new potatoes, earl rose
chnce, S20 ~ 90 other varieties. choice al 'odf -
other articl : unchanged.
IT. Louis, June Flour quiet. steady wheat
"rrhed weak and sold down sc. but later rained
strength ana CLOSED cent 1--WE Yesterday S NO :
red cash. 63 3sc: June. 63 lie: July. 90 3-7~
20 lac, closing "a 34c: August. 66o 81 12c closing
6'c; september. Gs0G9 J--c. closing 90 -i"oo J-7c
Corn started lac down. blt rallied closing Il cent
higher than Yesterday No mixed. cash, ~ lie :
July. SO l70 81 1-c. closing 81 :o031 l2': -tpeni-
Der 3s ia 80 14c, closing 80 1sc cats neG''ctei
~ . cash and June re; July, 20 sic: september
- i2c. Rye. No regular. SOC. Bran weak. lower.
very dun. Hay unchanged. Butter higher. choice
creamery, l. ti5c: do Jury, 1Da lGc. EtgS un.
changed Leod and spcltcr unchanged. COrnmcal
nnchanG d. Wli>h"y 81 -. Provision, hrmer, but
little doing Pork unchanged. Lard. - 5od - 81 l..
Dry salt meats. loose shoulders - Il l. longs an
ribs. 70 15 shorts. 80 II IL, boxed l1c more
bacon, packed shoulders. $40; longs and RIB,
$40 80 1-2aSlo 10: shorts. S11. Hams unchanged
Toledo. June 13.-Wheat higher, easier: No = cash
and June 90 Ice July 81 lie: August. 20 lie !;
september. :. l4c. Corn active. stcadier: No cash
and June. SOC: July. IS lie: No 3. 81 lee: No 4.
33c. oats dull, steady: No cash, 20 lie: No 3
white 32c Rye dull cash, 5}c Coyersced steady
prime cash, 81 50 october. SO 81 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

for week thus far 1900 head or oo ie sen sS
week. 10000 head consigned ti.fo nS ~ heu
to NewYork, 400 head on sale iVO neal fe Marn s
opened dull all hei-over stock ohH u Iew io.s
sold up late hour: closed very "asl plvP 30
look lower: good ycaIlinss quoted r. % 10" % ~
culls. fair 10 spring ,amhS. SiGS4 90 choioe' ="
fair to good sheep. ~ 7j0 -. -, . ooo -.
81. Louls. June 13-Caitle-Receip,. o'voo h'I,u
shipments 900 head. Market quiet na,lse s,ecrs
fair 10 good $ia 80: COW, lower irN"S Sl'''iS
stronger 100 lbs at - - next br, - ~ iIos>.
Receipts 1000 head: shipments 3oU h' 80 o s va
opened stronger. closed easier: hraIN - SI 20 - o.
mixed, SG 4Oo 81 7O light. - 1ler" ~. -,
ceiptS. 800 head shipments. 600 hsau: '''rN'
steady lambs. SJ0 - 80. natiyc-. - - 80, - ,.
Chicago. June IA" The Evening Jou' ~, oon Rr
Catlc-RecciptS. 5000 head shipm'H''' 'V IVA ~;
market barely steady prime -tecr- on ~ ~ ~,
a. ~ "a 7rn, a.. 20 ~ ~ To- Ilo.,-lcccips.
1000 head shipments. 5000 head hiHh't PIlnr
heavy. weak: prime light, strong miN,d a',I ~, ~,
crs. 81 son - 90 primo heavy and butchers veg"
s7o 81 -: nsm 81 100 - 20 >lcep-krc'ipt,, =.
ocO head. shipments 1000 heal: maIhc, s, ,
lativcs S40 81 %; Texans. - sjdf9 o. "'S'''"''
~ IO0 - - lambs. - JO0 20 -. ,.o -.
East Liberty juno 49, attlc-iece'p 80 M
shipments. $50 head. Marh"t slow ut yrStrIruny
prices. No cattle shipped to New York io-daN
Receipts. 400 head. shipments. 400 h'tl. uhIh
DULL All grades 81 81 -. Two car 7 neg, Snlppee
% New-Iork TO-DAY. -hc"p-RecrlHS. ;,'", i'., 80
shipments. 1000 head. Market very dun, 10" -oc
Off from YESTERDAYS decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

tn anoN 73 sa sSG en n nSn F Iron
markets ths sane cosdition OF ap,ty i, reported Nd
vices from Philadelphia indicate th., tnc market tcrs
stock for the ncSt s>tS day and shc srl have nothing
the o Way GYM Of mall IN o ' at Unchanged prc sc@ b
F2s J1e or ay tye n, hs ears . ha at -! Dc
asa o. Buyers ,onnne purchases 10 actual need. Ih'
iraie .upp P' ini. i" e weak and qgo
SanS tending downTa very s sr" a ana 5 S
ing forward to dull period 70 the next ,%o months 9Gd
naeriaIn the abscn'c Of business prices are quite nom
inal with SELLER at former hsurc and s,mc business
c fhe losing losing down ny the roui Of S both fanac.
Having may out r Of the ad S i'S' a. Flo c"c
ahSo t. he oppasr Of order, In t9 south Yni, ara n
the past dayS viii accorilnc to Loul.
be about Offset by usual closing mills and
f3undre thrnghout several sections that very l!.tle
l dnTd qHoi'tSn' are or cash ca: LSu'e
tsg"dry o ST. 'o1s2 d. 50 foundry ail@sfi ?; d.
foangy, .5asii % car Wheel az 5oa>i7 :, spa,htr
S all 'oGSn '9rrETrrhc coppe market 9 Gloss
A%sS.t 10 10 ss SpemScG 1896 ocfo9 - 10
market closes IA, .Tciter a. Xew.iok and dull ~ :,
a. st. Lo"i,, Nc" or; 4fota.on, Jn1c s p; July
4 % TiS"ihc make, close, @froag -ae SO .en.
sc o5 A%H ?iCa to TE at RE to n iS 1p o so
I i 'aSS'@f. ouoiaons Spo' Soc JnLs 49,
5r s2 Xosrabcr' sessP S'T peesm i,s' 9 TO-
- 90 Tho folIowms guot,tions were az =, ,b
Metal Exchange TO-DAY BY cable Scotch warrans q ola.
gov; Ais Id: No foundry Middlrsboro. 81, 81
London duotaon' SPOT copper e'4 lbs future, G44
Market steady. spo. tin. fs7 Il. sd thro. momta.
go ~ 90 ,5uly dcliyery So s. Loaf 60 s..
SIcltcr 81 los. Mr>-rs. James Lewis az
Lhcrp.l write unier date June I: The u'gpt'atoas r.
tween Eurocan ana American producers Tor aU exsiou
~ the existing Arrangement, have concluded
two Of the parties % the Amcrcan requrax
increased Iroincn one ~ thes T. Lake ~
company. asng for an ncrerse % i.jo0 per anru
md represents II M,s,foua
COMPANIES. demanding that deficiency
Of tho compiny should DO allowed T. b. u,do
good lv the other COMPANY. II has how decided
10 continue the monthly meetings OF the porccrs on
sides ~ thu AtaHtlc. and make
produced and I'm cour~" Of time hoped thar m
Obstacles will be- overcome especially Informed
that IN" two chief producers have >tG"i that
not make any inrreas" ulol the quantity nr1fy
upon. and That the cNpot uaVwuu will b. ~ cfGa
II = hauf"~ty much . the of ali "fncd
that Oh" p'cscn limitation ~ production should continue
giving stability "a the tral". that will be-
prsinr II some way IS lot found out % the dniculiy
vh has arise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
COTTON MARKETS lei EGRApu

Galveston Juno l3.-Cotfon quiet: miidling. I-2c
low mddline. 3-lGc. go Ordinary. 1890: net
ana gross receipts 1s bnl"s exports coastwisc, 80
bale sales. 80 bales stock. 81 .O33 bales.
Norfolk, Juno l3--tottOn steady middIrg Ollie
low mldfn2. l-rc. good ordinary. Ice net and
gross crlps ia bales exports coast WIS., go ale
sal"s. u hal's. stock. 12i-6 lalc,.
New Orleans. Juno i3-Co;ion steady good mid
dhng. 'l Gc mlddllng 1876. low mldilin 2.
e good ordinary. :; ic. Net and gross receipts
2.6-a bales. export, 10 Great Britain. 1904 ball,
salc,. 200 bales stock. 117.if2 bales.
savannah. Jane l3.-CcitOn steady. mldGling
. 3-Sc low mIddling. l-4c good ordinary. e
net and gross receipts. $50 bale exports the Con
iin"n'. 400 bales. sales. ID bales stock o2l-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
TouBS PRISON KEEPERS DISMISSED.
THE FOUR MEN WHO ALLOWED THE BUk'hAN
MEYER TO ESCAPE COMPELLED III
GIVE UP THEIR PLACES.

Warden Fallon said yesterday aiterhooD U"' '"e
c~,,ss,o,ors NJ Charities and Correction. at meet
, ho,d 4, the morning. had dismissed Keepers
Cornel,us Price. James O'i,rien Laurence Lamb and
william Fletcher for carclessness and neglect OF duty
q, auou,nc ,bc burglar John Meyer 10 escape from
Tho Tomb, Prison on Thursday night last.
O,Bren was the day keeper on the lour'h uer anu
has been In the service OF the cry Tor over twenty
-, pnc. was fifteen years IN the prison. Fletcher
- .nno,u,.d a week previous to the escape. lie
u,as the night keeper on the tier. Lamb was the
nigh, Waterman In the yard of the prison for four
car Lamb sent in III, resignation, but it was not
ocor,ed and he was dismissed We're the othefs.
Captain John orr. OF the night watch, who Is over
,c,,v vcars old and has been employed in the prison
On var1us ways for twenty nine years was Informed
na, he would better send in his gnaiiOn at once
vet there Is trace OF the burglar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. juno 13-Cattc-Receips last t'vcn'y,
four hours, $50 head. total FOL week thus far Nv
head fr time last weel. 1000 head con,
signed through. $40 head 10 New YORK. 40 h"in /,
on sale 21O head. Market opened very 1ul with
number OF ,ood cattle unSold: demand very nght :
closed very dull cnoc" heavy steers - .oo - -,
good butchers ~ 25d - -: com non lots ncfect"
liogs-Reccipt, last twcn'v.fonr hoars LOO hcll .
total for week thus fal 1900 head; for same tnc
last week II so head consigned through 80
head 10 New Yo-k. $50 head on sale 90 head
Market opened steady and hriner for f1oi mcni"n,
and heavy: light grades stronger; closed hril an
sold good choice MEDIUMS and heavy, - 2Ja7I -
choice light workers. - 800 - 30; good york Weights
So 25o - 80: pigs. E. 300 - 30. sheep ana lnb
Receipts last twcnty-four hours. 1000 head total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
THE ST1TE or TRADE.

Boston, June 13.-Thcrc Is frmer tone to butter.
Provisions firm, with hams higher. Other markets
quiet.
baltimore, June 3.-Flour dull; unchanged sales,
900 bbls. Wheat dull and hrmer, No 3 red. spo,
and june 40 lisa 20 1-4c July, II La u 3oc
August ~ o-od ~ 1-Sc: september. "a lac steamer
No = red 30 LA 80 3-4c stock s1423l bush sales
80 900 bush: milling wheat by sample 0o" &c.
Corn dull and hrmer: mixed, spot June ana Jnly.
white by sample. sic; yellow do DO. 49c. oals
quiet and easy: No white Western. 42d AZ &c NO
: mixed 40. 36a 36 L.; stock. 62, ,o2 bush hye
slow: No ., 59c. nominally: stock. 6o.l:4 bush.
Iiay steady; good demand good to choice tlmothy,
sl5 5Od $l7. Grain fcighs quiet ana hrin uil-
changed Cotton quiet miding, SC. Provisions firm
mess pork s2I So lard. refined; II l-2c; Butter
dull creamery, fancy. zoe; do fair to Shoice; ia@
I8c: do imitation. lie. Egg steady; i2c. tonee
steady Rio cargoes fair loc; No q. l1c. sugar
strong: granulated. 5 PC. Copper firm refined
ii 3-4c. Whisky firm: ~ lisa ~ 10.
Eunaio. June l3.-Sprng wheat unsettled, demand
light offerings liberal sales, 5000 bush; No.
Northern 67c spot 1000 do / (. SO Bic. 1O.ooo
do 61c. Limits closed higher for spot and weak Tor
Ci Z: No Northern spot. Gs liC; do I. q. 1-oc :;
No = Northern. O. 1-oo. Winter wheat opened easy
red 610G7 l-2c: two cars No 3 extra req, 6oc
$500 bush No | white is l.4d6o lie Corn dull.
sales 1000 bush No yellow. 43c 5000 bush
No . corn Al 3-4a42c closing No = yellow. 44c: No
3 DO 40 Ice: No corn. Abe No 3 do. Al Bic oats IN
good demand firm. sales. cars No white BIC :
Z cars No 3 white. SIC: car do clipped. 80 lie :
cars No mixed. sc. Rye dull: No =. }sc
81 Is: winter. 80 2Od ~ 81 Mill feed duh. I'M
changed. Canal frcights steady. boats scarce
Wheat 3 1-4c corn and rye. 34c seed, lic
Chicago June 13.-The leading futures ranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June -. , - p. m.-neef I'm moderate
demand; Pork in fair demand. lIams-Thc demand
has inllen on Bacon In fair demand long AM
short clear Iniddcs. ahpui - ~ firm ~ ~, I'd
shoulders. aboni II 10 l. ~. firm NJ -, I'D ohc,se
IN good demand Tallow In poor demand. .pIr's
demand common, steady al Is / I'd. Lard spot
In poor demand. futures In NJ demand: prin"
Western spot, steady ~ 4ps I'd. Wheat I'm iair de-
mand No rcd winter. steady >, : I'D.
Flour IN poor dcmand Corn-Spot IN moderate d.
mand: futures IN poor demand mixed Western June
firm n - ID: July firm ~ 4 I'd. Hops AZ
L0ndon-Pacihc Coast, tn moderate demand
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