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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09

IN the national house of representa-
.tlves the man witt the longest name is
Archibald Henderson Arlington Viii.
iams, Of North Carolina. The heaviest
man is John ". Rife, O: Pennsylvania.
lhe oldest man is Edwards Scull, of
& Pepnsylvapia. He was born in 1878.
s,ihe ynun gest man is JosephfW. Bailey,
st Texas. ue, was born October 6, 1868.
The wittisst man is Thomas B. Reed.
OF Maine. Tie tc'!cst man is Newton
Martin tart's,of New York; his height
Is 6fecs g inches. The shortest man is
John i. Fellows, Of New York The
richest man is IShn L. Mitchell, of
Wisconsin. As wealth is fs5, 200, 900.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09
THE NoRTHIkGT0A ADVANCE
RoBERr McCUNE, Ed. and Publisher.
EWoRTHINGToN. Mobiles Co., MIMI.

ZERO comes from an Arabic word sig
nify,Dg nothing. This doesn't do it
justice. II It comes to that it's worse
tnun nOth!L :.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09

~.-. Ex!PREsIDEST HAYES did not carry a
watch, the reason for which illustrates
one OF the traits of his character. tap
pears that in his younger days the
watch he then carried was the cause of
sending two men 10 the renitentiary.
= 1t was stolen from his pocket; the thief
was captured, tried, convicted and sent
70 prison for Il term of years. Mr..
Hayes recovered his watch, and q Sec
oud time it was stolen. The thief
turned out to bc a poor man with a
large family. and after he had been
sent to the penitentiary Mr.. Hayes con-
cludcd that he would get rid of the cause
OF so muah trouble to his fe1lowmeu.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09


eat, the Afst TASTE would
make me deethly sick.
OF course I ran down
rapidly, and lost =
poundA Ny wife and
family were m uoh
alarmed and I expected
my stay on earth would
be short But q friend
advised mo to take
Foods sarsaparilla and
soon my appetite came
hanlr Yatn hoa r%i1x, 1p{f1~'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09
Food Made Me Sick

"First had pains In my back ana chest, thAe
1rtnt feeling g the stomach. and vhen voaAA
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09

The bill appropriating s10o, 600 as an
additional appropriation for the Mime
sofa exhibit at the Worlds Columbian
exhibition, the sum to DO used in REIN.
bursting those parties who have signed
the much talked about notes, passed
the senate after . somewhat stormy
voyage, and is now bu1foting with the
currents which are continually running
through the house. The bill passed
the senate triumphantly and the pros
poets for its final passage through the
house are very favorable, although no
one con tell what notions the present
house OF representatives will act under.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09
The State Prison.

The State Prison.
The state prison management has
filed with the state auditor statement
- e., -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09

Senator Tawney has introduced . bill
for government of cities and repeal spe-
cial laws relating thereto. The prep
aration of the bill, which consists of 22O
sections, has involved vast amount of
labor from various sources, and is be-
lieved to meet the emergency resultant
upon the adoption of the constitutional
amendment prohibiting special legisla-
ton. 1t embodies the provisions and
suggestions decided upon by the city at-
torneys Of the state at their recent meet
ing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-09

Cole, E., introduced bill designed to
mitigate the rigors of the tax collectors
activity. 1t provides that in case of a
delinquency in the payment of personal
or real estate taxes. that the state shall
collect only 8 per cent interest on the
taxes until paid. The bill thus does
away with with the penalties of 10 per
cent added on the list of June, and the
further penalties added on the list of
the following January on delinquent
taxes, and reduces the interest collect
able from IL to per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


rr,xs ,YD PEAS ENI0Iters have taken choice
To I've plenty goods available \; that; nifIo~ are hrn
AZ a. 81 and marks Of uedun ana pea are seifg
at II %. Foreign beans again quiet, Dut h'id
steady Green peas slow. Beans, marrow ~ "a 10
s2oS5 II red kinney :. s5G-3 do black turtle CUP
~ s5as3; do lima - 20 do foreign ineuiun' 81 eg
~ 80 do pa IL Gj0:l IS; green pea, bpls. 81 s1a
Ill 30 bags. IL 7ja. so foreign seei bags. 81 40
BCTTER-Trade was very quiet again to-day. and
while prices were without qnotable char1e tn feeling va
shade easier Buyers who wanted fafcy cream ~ paic
202c both Western. but no impoi ant "a l.
could be done the open nirAs, =. tit'
zoe accepted few lots rather ul'h carry mem
over but the outside Influences too strong 10 permit
N much modification Of the line of qu"tauons' IN
porter. 100 10 1000 tubs NOR OF iartrS
At cot Of 1jHc M t 4. W;,s S,a.e
l6a17c state dairy half Mn TUT eN,ra ~ 90 nftts
lS9dl?ac do seconds. 17dlsc Stah dary Wnlsh tut s.
.,as l9Lsc do nr-ts isdI9c do seconds lbal! ~
dairy tubs thirds. l6c Western Intuition creamery hIe,
DAIRY, nrsts lGaiG,e do seconds iaaI5e do thiris
West'rn factory lDc do nrss, l5alo2ci Dc
.:conds, iii2c do thirds. i3ai4e. . -,
CHEESE-ENporters had about orders ehoaen 70 take
tIy steady market for best graSss Fancy So'ore
fancy white at s9.assc other grade. ranged from
She downward. Less cali from home trade Tor small
sizes and prices i,e.c lower chenaagS county pa,t
quotabe for choice, very large part 81 the supply
Offering for less About 2lO0 boxes full cream eoloei
cheese sold st C1tarsugus YESTERDAY At De- Liverpool
S 'gs 81 STATE a. ss,S xhe fancy
DE- t fS.Gfe: ss choice 10 i to ro
sd3hc part skins, Chenango and peighoorng counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

fss2 Dc ia f" .sm prime sa'' do to
EGris-Recelps are moderate toby, but ther, /. no
IN a" nd sop i freely the ia
quantity than ample 10 supply all wants a. the DE-
r per dozen i5e We.tera los OIL per
iialtac Southwestern o,' on PER coLs" 1870 l'fe'
''cp qEt lps s -0i apr nearly stock
unless extra Size and sho.e qga few , ,Si
Re's GOOD s s@h pT@ @ m demand az al 3 s
but grades remain vely dull ana low theiri,s
as yf an anu grades are in moderate demand mall and
fSG@ aas d sf' x a az "% When g Sound
%yo how 10 81, sss5 i SpPy t ana u %sa Of
southern. new re earlier sle;! p DO North .,I
lna sren pr tuh eratS 3 Monah atssr S sSat
5Gss Do Hilton Iis and i1nstS% fancy r aat IsG
lsG no "p pr Gaa ga scAbee scuScn e
1 qua ou9 sas pea q%s lq greco 40 ' aas
d. ID nk per G@'@ q 90 o@ ahic and GS c s n'a
and Florida eory SIT Per carrier si@si 90 do dc
seS@ I ns S per ae ir soas per-
fGtITS DEIEDXo further important -as; Of nS ev a.
feeling Is Easy sun dried negicctd ohop. , stena,.
nGht eSloe sf 2i H ot5e' Kind ucSans'd Ar
'oSa a,pS to fair S:Gs q; s sS e.
Sc; chops. 2a-+. cores and skins. l'sGl', ccnra,,
s" Sp'H Pc aeG cGer hs!KiScrrc
io9s sl"cHberrss pu% I lCa Idc market to-
day but thert quite firm holding Of best Grades;
r r' nam but there r"Hist in regard e. the qualify
If lice in the yards, Nothing new from abrsst New-iork
s st. GOOD 'i sa fs rea coa ' so Choice :G
''T H%9 e hH yT" srkSwreS Sq sSSS g lay steady Gut
prime. per 100 N, 95casl d. NO To 40 !, 75qooe
% s1pns straw 10 S, 1C % a, d. S aGc do
TS"iIrEY-AEIyEHA qiie; trade in al kipds; Slt
arrival, were large enough to cause any .nrher
srrns ehI,ke"s pre Large PER and We-'cr a. per " H.
ial2c DO sO% Gnsk Mt. ~ old p Too T,r 5ca7sS
.s, DO southern, a. pigeon. pe paI soa i'e;.
liberal and viii many lois on hand from previous le
cets and strong lrssue TO coss gu; prize are lower
> shade cacr. Long Island duc%s barely ;te e"
sqpsl wcaEer InssyIo per D s"e oi,oa. peT r.
rS stp aa wE ~ dry p IL % per H.
cnass e5v :, aaicf NJ 5a W' ,unb WIT
yer %T AAiors $50 vEGfTXB.ts- Receipts Of po
tatos. were heavy toiay ana prizes d'cmsa, f"iS "a
per bll. but isttct pc, became eAtrele ana on us
tIr,l Of about &. 30 bhl, by old Dominion Linz me
- - on ions firm tabl steady. srhg beans
easier Cucumber. held steady for fnare,ton lots but
savannah receipt, had To- 20 at e,'y pic'' lo''i no
p nty freely offered ana ,a.l.r Lo M i'lii
peas shade lower Asraisgu- Plenty ana doHo 10.
ao:,gn 2,9Hu%s hi lf 81 81 do So er
btI :ldsl - Onions, B'rnuda y eIat. 'Y,|fi r.
10 Neworlcans per gag ~, % d9o ~ , fgr
Long Island pr bag y 5oGii - st'nz hans Agr ,9
Anna, 6""n.' - pca - Casun r. char
ton Der crate tlIs 50 savannah pr crate G5ca9l.
marrow rer bSl.1fa.a sld:. 30 Asparagus. trme'
hdnch,s siasi 80 culIs aud i"fHoF' 'o"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

XewYgrs faay Jn9 S, SD, ais E ret
Britain IS cars consigned direct u ,Iau-ht'reT, ad
80 cars for he MARKET mixing WIN car ma 1'E'
and while common cattle held up T. wdnesaayS irgss;.
medium sEd eogd rt t,TI "s Ell at Ist. hour Com.
choice native ter nal ana r" Yea 'Su az .,
ga s 10 corn te Tc>an At a. stag, aid ml Nd
s 9 10 at and - ''S eiir, 10 fat bull ! -
ard p sF ., a. 1 ne SndoS ' sSl liverpool
catlls quote lefrIg rated beef wax a. % per -
ds,@d segn snirgen, sa.Iiay no ca a,,.i "a s,
ie'"o"d nm for N Gea, com1in SO H quarter,
on tn. Nc~io,s Cor I,'tnsn c9m9 ,R . AID , Sa0
d.. It iai2 cattle slsJ qgar'sr. aud ;, sa'eP -
a,sla. At . '," q pr 100 y Is go @ %
Do. ii,j y s5s7 L DO 1880 n at - 81 L d.
Il !. 30 4 i d. is, % daa7 n 4 e 2q
d. 1850 n at - = u 'tcers and stag llV' H. at
q DO. 49, iss HIsn d: ss 81, & 80
!? q d. id s q ~ 'S at V
1905 - 50 DO $40 y e e % ~ .,o.r. 1915 ~ al,
s. % H ic 49,, - d" Us ~ i 80;
% HrStos ,cu IS L,uca,tr County Pa
80 n at = 20 l. DO "a .! d. d. III S a, ~ e
hc'lSr 500 n at 81; cdw. ii-o N, at - 30 bull
'0 sn.%tcIs 70 c4enGgo i ;s !, :, "
Min 90 c6t ms 4 81 arrival ami nothing doing
S@XLvEs~ Receipts. 80 head Tho demand va hGi,s
price, nrm ani all ia r,mny at 5'gt7 g. 10" X
@a,t. pressed CALVES ta demand aud nrm Tor good
salcs- Dhcnback % bu,temilk salye' 1870 n Nsg-
az 9, = -! 100 v 4 Sa,, l;' n at 81 ''2 do
Jrlac. Wright s Co. 20 butt"rmilk calves i'' H.
.Snrcs mcnis 50 ye' 20 1871 r. q. q; 2 o. D.. ~
!. Judd & Co.: - veal,. ia n, ~ - 800 do. Ill
rs a n y at e 81. ''''' - ~
: sander: II ,e,l, % ". at -.
McrhIs9n r caii",. i ,o,I5,n@ car. con-
,enrd direct r. butchers, 10 ear, 81 3,5iS had
including stock held over Yesterday tL.lr VIZ nt
In prl,. hn, WIRE moro active, and good st,,k %
hr.cf. 80 Irm. = "l.rd. f"oi y" GOV" -
"rlor to GOOD omS a. As 5oa! p oll, a. tlat, =
\ dozen Of stock wcif over lf SAUNA '' W.,
prns,-d mutton low at 7Hioc; dressed lambs III i"t
"' ~" -wikcison sherman: 1913 kentucky lambs. %
u average ~ per 100 n ! 81 loo . u at - -
lol do 50 o. at 90 "a II do ~ ~ at ~ o, - o,
II McPh r-on % 293 Virginia lamb % u. ~
d. g. &C. ~ NJ at = . 2o3 DO 80 at = =; . s"l
80 = q 81 = DO 40 n a. , a. sheen No. II ~ At
70 "a "a No. i T. at ), 70 do 81 n at = 20 lls
DO 81 NJ az :: - 10 y,elna do 10, 10 AZ :; a.
., 25 2!5 DO, 81 ~ at % - l'' d. ~ 10 III yirenIa
-hccp no n, at i - do, 100 n. az -
u collins i53 Western }carlinss. :" H. at - 20
'"'f, am" 100 - M%lcn 80 Kentucky sheep - n at. -
u iucks a3 N at ~ lol kentdcAy lambs % 10 ''
iI1.1oE 10 ears or 0si had Feeling weak
and &, n.e,lv lov,r Tn sa, TODAY wclr al - %
s. 40 per 100 n for ordlIniy 10 fair hog Country
sal'--,. Dhennock: 80 state hogs, 20 N nv rage
!" II, NO. i' Mullen STATE hogs, eSG n at ~ %
| Tough $50 N, at at IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 1T >pecan.-torn set the pace for
all the grain markets here. advancing , cents and
losing at about the top. july sold between 40 "a
and ~ 50 and closed at A. IS cents. The cable
announcement that the French ASSEMBLY had with
drawn ON hay AMI straw the import duty, ana had
referred the matter Of Withdrawing the duty corn
and oit, 10 the Customs Committee was the motive
that tine market fall Of shorts was proved 10y the
,rraulhllng whch took place TO cover, and by Inc
fact that cable icnals from Parr that any action lad
been taken ami othe. cahled claims, that
whatever action might be taken would be very uh-
important. did not allay the eNc!t, nent The buy
lng OF the duy speculative shippers ana re-
- ivcrs still stuck To the selling siie putting OUT
good deal after the advance hal been made ke,
,eIpts were 3jl ears the estimate for saturday 700
cars the out Inspection 5000 bushels. snip
m.nts for five days from hesr mnde an aggregate OF
200 900 bushels. which shows that Monday n9ure,
viii disclose u good. size1 decreahe In stocks. M
night pus on ,July wer. 81 5-5 calls, 43 cents.
Wheat was up Il cent and closed strong WIN no
other apparent motive than the strength Of corn.
Juiy sid between 66 SIS ana 81 30, and closed nj
81 Is cent. shippers reported no cash business,
charters were made for only 1900 bushels: Put ca
July G6 lca6j J-S: calls, "a 3sd67 IL cents.
Oats were up on the same sort OF news aIeeung
corn July IA between 20 os AMI % S-S and closed
There was another rather sensational drop in hogs
the yards, ,! cents II Pn, the ce n quality q
5Ic n pound. 1cl,re were $4,000 received, 5000
mo ~ than predicted; the estimate Tor saturday was
i i COO The market was very much neglected. The
fluctuations wGre still surprisingly narrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
THE STlTE or TRADE.

Baltimore June I6.-Flour dull. unchanged sales sales
"a Ibis Wheat duh 40 red, spot ana JUN,
% oa 10 lie July, ia Il lie; August, &c cia
,rpIcmler zoe b.u; steamer No = req, o5a 90 &c
stcn ,j1 SIS bush sales 4l,OUJ bush mining VIA,
by samp.r, tDa lie. Corn duh; mixed, spot ana
lime 4 La io lie; July, 4Jc asked, stoth ao9
100 bush: sales, 22,UOU BASH White corn by sample,
SIC nominal; yellow 40 4vc nominal 'lats qiiet pu,
steady: No > white M,stern i:c asked NO niA NJ
40 :,Ba36 &c: stock, 5,O:9 bush. rye SLOW, W
}. DC uonnally stock, II, i'3 blsll hay $40" an
easy good to choice timothy SlJ oOa @lo oo. uidu
ire,gts ,ulet, unchanged. Colt IN nominal mluulihe
. loc PROVISIONS queI, unchanged Luttt hrner
creamery, fancy, 20a 2lc; 40 far TO choice, io%
10 &c do imitation, loc; lade, fancy, 10, sooi
10 choice I3a &c store packed, Id llc. Eyes oui
IA l4l-1 Coffee steady RIO cargoes, lalr, ofo
No : Is j-ac sugar strong graduated, . ls-c
Copper unchanged. Whisney hrni' @i Ao@@i H.
Loston June lG.-MarKets quiet.
Buuao, June lb.-slElng wheat quiet limits weak
-ac,. 5000 bush; No Eorlhe,n spot o. o, 80
- zee: 10000 bush 90. c | 10 l-c Ilosine
No / Northern spot, Goc do, Z t -. 10 3-ic, No =
Northern do, Us i-ic. Winter wheat higher sales'
/ ear so red, &c: /. so bush No white, 'oc.
/ while Tie asA,d. C1rn opened steady. good demand
.ae, -, 100 bush No = corn IL lee 900 bush NO
. ye low l5c cars No yellow, l4c closing, strong.
higher: 40 yellow, foe No ) do, ID lie No corn
"a :, IA 4Jc: No 3 do. 40 AZ l4c. oats dull, IN
settl.d No > white, 3id3I lie No do 800 80 lie
No ! mixed SOC asked. Rye dull No :, ooc ASKED
tore -Four active, hrmer best spring ~ loa "a 20
winter ,traights -! 100 80. Rye Hour 81 .od - %
Mil feed dull unchanged. Canal ireghts firm whei'
) lie: corn and rye, :i-ic seed, lie
a. no Load ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

lies; exports. coastwise, 1853 bales; sales, 7s0

bales exports coastwise. 1853 bales sales, 7so
bales.
Norfolk June 1G.-COtton steady middling, ooc
low middling .I-l6o: good ordinary, l-2c net
and gross receipts "a bales: exports to Great Britain
..3O7 bales: coastwise, leo bales sales 20 baiss
sleek 1904 bales. Weekly-Net and gross receipts.
a20 bales: exports to Great Britain, a,3o7 bales
eoastwi-e, 1855 bales; sales. c4o bales ,,,,
J-4c: Low mdiling. 3Se; good ordinary. &C.
net and gross receipts. PA bales; exports coas6
Wis 7.7 bales sales. 100 bales; stock, .O'3oD
bales. Weekly-Net and gross receipts, 81 oaie'
exports to the Continent. 4.2o0 bales; coastwise'
5533 bales: sales, l,i!j bales. -
New ,rlcans. June lG-Coton quiet good ma.
ding Size middlng. 7ec low middnng. -. o.l a
iGG bales: exports TO France, III bales to the 81
tment. Las bales sales 200 bales steh' noo''
o5I bales: exports to Great Britain. 6.0ii bales
TO France. 1926 bales; to the Continent 2'ooo
tales coastwise. 1910 bales sales. V,ooo Oales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk, June IOth. 1870
COTTON-The cotton market has been very ac.c' ous
nervous and irregular, opening lower by point ana
then sharply rsying l. points The esIS sh@mrs
decline q LIED d the piee Of spot cotton ana o soo ha
and the day before 10000 bales while futues decinea
about Led On the other hand private cables ,sI
that Manchester sold ahead for goods ana tha
prospects ss to trade bright The eHplanauph OF
the decreased business in cotton al LlNtfoI "s
that the hmnes Of holder checked bushes , IL n nc a.
spot cotton, business is still smaller In that market Inc
opinion Change Is that the spring fever has abon, t
itself out and that the frequent rapid changes III tie
price Of cotton here ae due largely TO manipulation aaa
to being In large lott with small losses or small prohs
taken quickly The bulls and bears are ake "as' :,
scared nimsy story Is 70 the elect mat there IL 10
be August corner as poor theme i, ha, been rs
ma ket Influence IL ha, not been without It's force ouaN
although one Il ready " who is 20 undei take 70
corner August and advertise IL month and hall III al
In the aft-inOOn the market returned 10 aDOut
best point OF the day and closed steady. $500
The opening and close to-day, and closing bids
the previous night and last year contrast follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
THE PETROLEUM MARkEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tor the first time this week there was TRANSACTION
I'm crude petroleum certificates at the tonsohda'ea
Exchange Yesterday Its insigniiicance-ony 1000
barrels were ld-makes the price-62 cents-unini-
poriant in the decline VI Is cents II shows rom
thursday NAL nlr3. Inc oil CITY marhe', now
ever showed a similar decline larger TRANSACTIONS.
Their, we're no sat, at the stock EAcnanSe here. lne
gauge Of the Mcdonald pool recorded decrease OF ~
Iarrc,s In the output 10 15,COO barrels Inc lnerea
ing stringency in money Is, doubtless, REFRESHING
factor In speculation. =. ,,s d,
Refined 'etloleum unchanged at DO cents a
gallon I'm barrels, 2T5 cents bulk ana BOO csn's ~
eases Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp, - -
francs. bremen, 4.oO mark, London l-oa 4 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
EJrRopFAS PEODTCE MARKETS,

Liverpool, June rs, 3:i5 p. Reef and pork
I'm indicate demand. :iams in moderate demand
hort cut about II to rs 10. steady ut Cos I'D.
rnron In Moderate demand, long. clear midiles.
,bou H. TO-. steady AT Dos long and short Clear
mi idle, atoul 81 n, steady at Us Cheese in fol.
demand. rnliow In pool { mani Sri,iiS Of tnrpen-
lin, I'm fair demand: steady ~ Us ID. Rosin In
moderate demand. iald->pot In poor demand
futures IN no demand prime Western spot dun at
L., I'd Wheat AID -four In poor demand. Corn
mt In poor demand future III fair demand mixed
Western spot firm al Il Id June firm NJ L. 3 All
Jul, firm at - Id: August firm At Is 4 Id.
Iiop, AT London Iacnc Coast In moderate demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-Bl TELEGRAPH.

Eunnlo inn, lG.-Cattlc- Receipts last twenty four
h hoad lar sane time last week o,2oJ head;
assigned through. 80 head to NJ" ofh, 80
noad ." n SilG ~ n,@Hrp, SON: SLOW for common
20 FAIR shipping and heavy -nhea ais" so" ,l,'i
,cady for so sn,'n'r' ,pod on,taIIe 81 +, s5a
~ 80. Iog.-Receip', last twenty 10 + our,' li'luo
mead total Tor wcch thus ial. lilOO lsni iVi ranl
lime lnsi week i55jO head. consigned IN 0ueh,
10 head TO New-Yok, 5000 head; on ,al".
800 head; market opened dqll ana and W.T. Mr. T,h h
dcmand; closed dul!. with PROSPECTS, lo~ir COOL
yohcrs 20 Goa sd 20 pig S ana l id nor%ss,'
-; -Oo - 50: Iouels. ~ 750 ~ -. sheep ANA
Lambs l,ecepis last twenty four houIs, 5000 h.al
a,i week $500 head consigned through, a,7o3
mead to NsworA soo nsaa , %" ' BE-, I soo
,pring lambs; demand very light and about al
local; closed veiy dull with good many Ins9 on'
"a Is: mixed sheep - 750 - 90 yearllng' at
,hecp price ,Pnns aaD, ., ,c"r, A. a"a '"'S to''
Chicago June 80" The Evening Journal reports
cartlc-hcccpis, II 900 head shipment 1000 hrad
= ,ja ~ 80 Texans - ION - 10 native COWS, S3G
- %. lIogs-RccelplN. 100 heah' ,alpmrn,,;;
Zoo head %are % and noe p I"%sr F'' y. 0 par 20
vrimc heavy aud butcher weights :" 20" 20 ~ hEh,'
:" 40" Go e head Market 5d zoe U lover nnv
i 35d 3 - Texans, sios+ 80; Westerns. - so"
East '" Liberty. June iG.-Ca,te-Eeceipls, LOO
head .np%sn, IsS head NH, MGe' netting d SsS
York today. iioes~Rccclps. 5000 heal; shipments.
ZOO head. Market slow light Grade S'I nneS
shipped 10 New.York to-day. sheep-Rcc 'lps; 80
head; shipments. 200 head. Market slow AMI u"'
IT, Louis. June i6.-Caiile-Ieceips; l,i00 he'd "a,
shipments. 700 head. Market stead only sew Jew
a. a5 Ices-Recrip,s. AGO head shipments, me
Market i,s lower hss e Sp na soo
head sh,nmenis none. Market steady. unchanged