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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, May l-3.ij T. m-ieef In good demand:
extra India mess. firm at US 3D. prime mess firm
at cGs -. Pork In good demand. prime mess West
crn. fine. firm at ~ @l 10 medium. firm 6le 81.
Hams In poor demand, short cat. about II 10 ~ ~.
du ~ IS. Bacon ~ poor demand Cumberland cut.
about y 10 20 T.. dull al 3s ca short rib about % H.
steady az 31s Cd long clear mdlles about g. 70,
dun at SIS Gil: long and short clear mlddcs. about
% n. dun at 33s Gt Shoulders. about T. To- IS 10.
du AZ BIS g.. Cheese IN moderate demand; Amcri-
can finest white and colDr-d. firm at j,s. Ta.lOW.
dull ut DIS 81. Spirits of turpenine ia moderate de-
mand, steady At IS. Cottonsced Oh. Liverpool
fined firm ~ -is. Rofin In mOderai demand; common
steady at - ID. Lard. spot, IN poor demand. fI-
lures In no demand. prime Western spot. dun at
31s "a. Wheat in Door demand. 10 . red winter.
easy at g. Sgd. Flour Ia poor demand. ST Louis
fancy winter. steady At g. Corn. spot In moderate
demand. futures in poor demand mixed Western
spot dun at - l0d May, steady at Is 9i4d; June.
steady a. IS SD; July. steady at - 81. Hops at
London Pacific Coast. In poor demand steady at
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$ closed steady a, to 10 points. sales were

u,.,. low. c,,.., 49, -
nss, 80, -, :, i .,-i1yy,o 9 1.,o
May MAJ. ''.......: i@o i''' 10. 4 io4i5s9 iia5
%gr '' .::::.: $50 so 1880 800 i9a !o
October ........ go. go" .... liti.ti - ~
November ..'. &c." 1itnan,4isIIS ~
ra s,,,.,,,o., ros,on ~ nrazn coffee is AS follows
o.i,v Yeqc-f,y fas, wear.
New-York stock 20 80 ~ -, %'..d
Baltimore stock .......... =, .ej3 .,, ~ aa5S
New-Orleans stock..'''..'' - - -"-' "'
e,., oil mort. - 2i7loo 25aC26 2sS SEQ
90 ,'r..o-,.. ,oo,s coqs sale
i,a'nor- deliveries. ~ ~ ~ 1l-2
~" '
Total deliveries 90 Giaj 2r1o"p 1872
Nis'b.e supply '''''''''''''''''''
& s ic ' Eat rs ne qu'l,i5n Al dos win
~. tame in b,ver's favor
Aiid c , 9u, , s ai.t l l'o"rted
DRtG"opGm Is .'m Quiet snl w'hon i n "' ~ y,
Git"sG IN 1cr. are assns s. 81; Jo'bng ~. ,an i
G, nisno ' oS ~, 81 a2i~ arc,rng 20 qpauy ana
holder for inriED' ,S,,, Ss ...aa- nu, rcnery
quiet on peeerant, 4go.i 81 - '" - i'T amanda, w.
, ,nd ' st.ad S oaic, unchangr,
ly oni:, md Win he onlerjone n market weak
in IMPLY %'n ,ng t. e ncccisry Tie wants OF
The trade are limited and they are very n- cnt about
%hi ies winter wheat neglected The 'r1c eeas ~ ~
cav were af.,u 600 packa9's including 80 D. rs Ia.
cnis AT 81 25nS3 30 80 Dds s'mghs. - ''H>2 ~ 80"
bhls clears, - 'rat.,.,.
90 SACKS NM - 49, g. =, - .,t "a, flri cleans ~
81 60 southern nlnr oon,ina." ',H'''.5i-,i, f.,
RE fiI}i J. a.. q, 81 S,,-,Sg 1Dr.>AfI. Al
hiily h.'u IL go ggc.s l.rlni,., .i- - 80.
pa * snn y.il1v gG.. coarse N,r....
1,1er. n,
., 10 w. Sc rharrs s50.oc city f.rl 80
~ in, IONS fr.
hlIs, ~ ..,to,..al u.,i Igi.ISl
n nom ei ,! .,9i aSI 80
Fpl'l@~ piDl fr Ir,.I frii, although ne I'M
good j0nhnt u.ii''i 80 81 H. and ,,f
IroVeurnf Is rather ~ me NVii". o. we -ui' "l'' 10y
California aINh'S "it ~.
is reported SINAI ava ann, toI ,,r,nis a.
stoadv ana nu'h "Ir- .,TT ~. ,'rfr,i, l,gt a
valencia raislns. - t"y'+', I 'I' ' ~,
ne; loy"s; ln',, .aid l'nes ~ ic ,rn,ti.h a.
htls. l'4'i s'" '','. ,I,u ,,,s ~ a. 90. ,yan,,.
80. ALMONDS ll:fiN'' h'""' nuts ''f''' "'''''
FOREIGN GREEN fF, II me u"Il,hl ior i'. h
h.ld pine. are in picuuf1l supply ana easy.
Quotations air i;oloi ,s.,s Si,,s,c nd ccanr,s'
bananas. 1''H>l 90 llH'"Ip'T' 9'"f'"' anu ''"''''
s2iM$G! az r, ct., market ,,os fairly active
GRAIN-WIii.Nl ne VIM g., 49,, a,' 49,,
Nav snd July There was Az" som hd'r um',nk ny val
crs IN anu ihl'h ~ IN ,i.oai H. o,.,b 80 d.,
that tie deliveries M"r W'il l!'''n nr 'hrh q" 'h-
rally circumscrihei ny ~ ~ ,hi by ind4Is "ii
was dun and heavy. working down TO very nearly ~"
CaRo fairly steady tone pre- alIel hhH Nnr d'lt'i7
there about 2UblrD bnsh rs against lIoVWn lush
stated. going to Armour, tnr hi,rd ' o'i,,iics Miy
wheat "N'oh a. ,, -, r,i, ~, c',.tI, ~, ',i., i
s"id up l." N.,.ln ,i, ,,ro "a, , -, - , '
ure crop news was tencIa!ty iN"iaDe ana oa.rt ""re
GMH s""lnf an uh,,' I's,'ii ,, @tt',s a'l"'i
me st,ns l''n a'' $50 a.., bush al ON ,s ,h.
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B Max @ ,F pts Gs 4 59f da Si' for ' samc
40 he1i v, '' S9 be , On sale 80 head market
opened steady and closed firm state cog D. ''EN" ~
So So fr d & for for the Io o5' 6a l no"S
$50 hca1 o,'l tnE We 80 head cor'iened through
$50 head. ~ Ncw-York 900 head. on SAFE Loo h"d.
mac' o"a , sl'nf l l .lj E' ali .oG Yorkcr god
70 choice heavy w"igis - 90 isn D. i ,r.r,,s
9nI heavy s. 81 rourhs. - GlaS' stag 50 'or
s. .o S4 gcid an" 5,a or Week thus far 1000 head; for
sam. time last wo" lo" S2' sisasy Win hui few
here closed staiy 'r COCO weight dull fos hsS y,
cppe lambs 81 75TSi - SPRING lambs 90 ID ;, @a -
sod clnp"i lambs - 9i>' 81. . ss = 4 wool Stock
iu good lambs. s. iolS5 10. do sheep common 10 eN-
s Louis. MAY 1-cattle-Recepis. 29s5 head. ncad-
Ing native and A cars Texas me natlEc catte
4iGss Tvs Tesa i e ai steady Sa there
95ne fr several yi days Save steers 81 ca> io
helf'rs $500; Souhcrn cattle 81 4oaSt o. liGss
6prnc, r1ne fcw u The good hog, sold at about
., higher man top yesterday but tho common to
grades III not show any improvement Aftcr The
nrs' round he 1art hoamc casier ana the Close was
& = Shop Receipt co5 head The market was active
and stTone ih.rc he ne good all around demand and the
la, week. ami soid 81 higher This advance how.
ever was confined tho bct''r sradcs While poor and
them ~ any better prices. Natives. 81 'ons'. lambs
Union stock Yards. 'hciSo. May l-'atflc- ltecoipts
f.pp head. market barely steady. to
steers - ~ g. sckers and fcciers 50 3oaF3 10
ana bulls. 81 ~ 80 calves S2NS' - Hogs Ne
cer,-. 1000 h",d. market nrns- h"avy - i"1$5 *
S. 25aS5 30 light g. 0iaG - pigs - iO1Sj H. Shoep
Receipts 1000 head market steady. inf'ror TO choice,
81 151$t -. llrnis. - .Ji>s
East Liberty. MAY l-Catuc- Receipts liberal Mark,
Glow prices unchanged Prime 81 25Uf 80. good. 81 -oN
s. F"d tp,chcrs 81 5oa$2 % rough ut 50 '-tas3
good ana heors - 3l0S} good feeders 50 2jH
. - Hog Receipts -ht. MARKET steady Boat Phla-
dcha-. s. - 8 -" lcsi Workers g. 500 s. b. common
Yorker g. 500 s. 90 pigs g 2pHS' 80 good heavy
cows - 5Dlts5. ,'lrs and rough COWS 81 soaS sheep
SurYly ;a. mc-f. slow a. shld. lner prices Extras
50 good 81 SOuS3 90. fair So loA clipped lambs
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orcn.ng. range and Close today ana closing bids The

closed barely seadj At to points oivance a.
compared with yesterdays closing prices. Iransi'fri'"
notices: May ~" Total sale; l"N-p nil,,
bales contract 300 bales. total. 1854 bales spot mat
steady. mildinE upands -. mddnr gif, - Whch
Is unchanged compared with yesterdays Gloss" Newly 0fk
net receipts iG7 bales: gross lolGi bales exports con-
tincnt bales. Great Britain. 2oI bales, forward
5.59> bales. sales. 3.N3i bales: s2nnors GA i. s. H.
COS bales Tofa! net port receipts TO-DAY T. .? Ia.
Britain. 2227 bales: Continent. 14lG> bales ns ia'
net ana port receipts this web 80 Do. s tN
ports: Great Britain 1880 laics: France. - lll,s
Continent @i30s bales. total @So>' bales, s''" ''l-
bales.
Liverpool caNes-spot cotton moderate demand Sales
1000 bales; speculation md export 80 Na's' Nh'l',
Gcpp bales receipts 1900 bales. American. Goo
cline. close firm. changed 20 6ii aoNarrr af i
with yesterdays closing May $50 $3.50, Mavjnn' '.'
10 800. June-luly. "6ls JuyAuFu L c-h Au us SlNh
384 S.pfcrtc- 'iohe- iNll, ti "i-N '"il-
Der Job. November December 4p2h. December
4o3h. January February. 4o4 90 i".
COFTETs-The strength 4 NJ Eur.pran fnarke'' "ts
tnucd ndisposition - enter into new ensas' a"n','
While luoyancv displayed. The volume ~ h.l
unusually small and confined - only seven -
all told Iavre closed i.Nl franc tuhor. May l = -
francs. sales 1l~D lars. A. London prices 90
"a. May. 7Gs: June. 1Gs July. as 3D. August - 3d.
Hamburg irregular. May ~ Yfes: June - iif J''l
pfes. August. ~ pigs. itofnbcr. - PIGS - ~
Hamburg 2tSO'o bags. including 200" ta-s l'azii'
against 220OOo tags last month. inc.udnr 'r" ht.~
BRAZILIAN Arrivals in southampton during Apfi. '''
AGAINST .c9j bags last month. ~ ilrienf ne '''H
81 go bags arrivals IA April a 3"" lae- deliveries.
7oo bags Marseilies arrivals for April l-' f' l"-
liyorics IA 800 lags stock Al 300 bag r. rart qIrf.
oG bags. stock santos 1000 bags. 'ht'' "afs
receipts 1900 bags; market quiet at j. i'is' eAch's'
Contracts closed steady to 10 points. sales were
s follows.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, PAGES

SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts Is cars or Oh r head
cars for butchers direct and cars Tor the Maiket
and IS Jersey lambs were received by Various
statesmen. Firm FOR sheep ana amS OF ueSlipae nnsi
sheep sold at S3Ts4 70 per 100 n; car OF choice u
shorn warnings Al 81 So clipped do at - 81 spns
lambs nj SO ~: by the head at 81 "gSo eaGn,
Dressed mutton firm GiM>c per ID; dressed Neatihs
lambs sold at SG9sc dressed spring lambs at lONl-
per ~ country dressed by the carcass at $2HSo 90 eac
AMI n choice lot al Sc city dressed Jersey lambs as
hirh as SGGS6 30 per carcass. -. =, -,
Saes-S. Judd & Co % virginia spring a"0S' ~ ~
average. at 81 - per 100 n. 49,, ...,,,x
Newton Co; 1874 l. ncaster County uennJ sea'i'"s
lambs % n. at s. 80. -, <.oa-,
y Mcpherson 81 Co l0l virginia spAng lafnos Poor,
M 81 30 per head: % do 30 % 10 average on private
.o, -, e, CO.
G Dnlenback: FL clipped state lambs. ~ 10 az
kfi. - CLIPPED state sheep l3 n. az - 90 IL" no.
~ H. al - -. l. do 81 H. az ~ ,,.. d.
Receipts II cars. 1910 head Market hrm.
Win .olos Of medium 20 light state hogs A. - i0GS' 80
per 100 H. country dressed firm. at ohassc Tor good
-IIaienbcS Hollis - state hogs Il, NJ aver
scc e. 80 per n: do. 1913 n AT 81 a. ~ 90 Us
~ n, e. 81. "a DO ap No. 81 30; . do. 200 10. at
s. -
4 W Lamb: - State hogs. 40 n. AZ 50 90
q pillanha.k: state hogs. 23s 10. at 50 %
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UNLISTED STOCKS
Am sug REIN. 1851 iO5S io4 1854. 1851. Ioss Is e2s
do pref. edh est e5 e5x s5I e5T i4iO
Con G Cal va.A$ as - - ..~ :oS ]'s2S
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THE STATE or TRADE.

H"i'm'F". Nay Flour da,L unchangel What easy
) PEI spot and May. r"'-nrl.-. juno. Glff4tl'rc.
July. ~ li..c August. $50 as."' steamer - req
o. i'tftr failinE wheat if sample todh@-. stock
c'i3if bush. sales 20 49, bush Corn mixed spot
tniti.c. MAY. i3hut.c. July. 4E4n4+'.-. steamer
f,ei. i&1Vi-4r. southern hy sample. 80. 81
grade ff a 3li-% bush. sf!es. 5000 bush oats
iruer. $50 white Western. f2-u 80. 80 . mixed
N'-f.iu. si u3'e. -tork - ~ bush i've dIil. 81
hfu5- sf..H ifiNs hufh Hay steady. good - choic"
TIM thy. SO ."1slj cotton guie. mdllner. ia But
fer lHwrr creamery fancy. l'r -1r .Il". fancy l44 5c
sf.r" fa.h'l > il- C'r'e duu. 80 e. i".c Oth"r
Articles unchanged
Boston M,y i-nut'er dun and easier. Northern
creamery. iH1@o- Western. 1913 imitation. l3ullc
ladies' ilal2 fr~sh lairi~s lGI5r Cheese AMI
f-u. best .id Northern. i.-uls.. Western. l1hllf4c
l--ys dIl ana easier. l.as'~fn l2rl2's western llE
u
iuNaa Nay spring whoa, qui",. s'eady. offerings
igf ~ pot. closing s. bard. re 10 round lofs rssc
30 o'fi.,. 81 &or,i on pom" .aef"i. 80 bad
closed ..c. = = - -fIsfD. 80 Sales 1000 bush
= hf' 's-. j. c1rIN4. "N', Io'i.c. 5000 DIsh 80
northern c r. g. ,H'i'-. Winter wheat unsettled.
w'oa. Sales. 80" bush 80 r'l. ir.. 600 bush d1.
co. cara SO white. t-'sr Corn quiet closing weak.
- y'.l,n t2t.r. -. 3 yellow. 81 30 corn. So.
~ 4o- lu store. ~ ycilpv So asked track.
oats .i"nri higher si'reI inside prices Sales.
cars y white T'i4Hio.. cars ~ white. 3Sisr
- o.. 50 = mixed sac asked RS. ~ demand SO .
- asked Flour dui. unchanged. MN feod weak.
changed Canal frefghts- shipments Wheat. 3tc corn.
o. Oh Sew York Receipts flYur 10000 bbis. wheat.
o. fsEtl "a.
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TIE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Scw-York. May !, 1891.
REEVES Receipts. 1872 cars. 2.2Ji head = cars
CITY siaIgheies ll3 for export alive dressed.
aud for the market. No trading feeling dull To-
days private cable ndyccs report decline In refrg
Grated beef u ic H. with sales
steers also lower. with lOisc the Top quotation. city
dressed sides dull Yesterdays Quotations ship
ments from this to-day. b75 cattle 3Ol sheep
on The Spain for NJ Goldsmith; 200 cattle the Mohl
can for Lehman Bros: the Landan will
carry l62 cattle FOR NJ Goldsmith and
beef for y. Morris the hecto will be laden with 3O7
cattle and the Colorado with 100 head for Schwarzchd
d SulzberFer the Charles Marel with 200 head.
Asatia with 100 head for u. II. Sherman; Teuonc
win 200 quarters 81 beef for Easmans Company The
Berlin is yet reported.
CAI.NES-Secepts. go head Market steady. Poor 10
far state veas sold s3Qs4 30 per 100 NJ prime
county do 80 70. Dressed calves higher 4Qsc city
dressed veals. few choice do. sc 3d5Lc country
crossed with some sales early in the day at 7c
NJ 10 do. 10s 10, n 49, - - " W. ~NN
HailsnSecx A. Hollis izs ysMs 40 ~ a. 49, -
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. TX interest.

Eek interest.
State issues were unchanged the business So, ~.
ing limited to small sales Of Tennessee ,e;S
nent 81 at 77SM7Si, and settlement o. d. W. 90
while Virginia funded debt 2-3 per cents Wiz Wiz
steady at CO. City bank stocks were "H'''
neglected ,shad
The general bond market was distngus sms.
only by an absence Of demand. Reported uaa's,
actions amounted only TO about $VfVVvV a IN,
value. The tendency OF prices was up"s', nor
irregular Atchison general Is advanced p +,
cent To Az. and 4 seconds nearly as nv s,nher
35i4 T35 Chicago Gas Light frsts were :. hs 'a.
at S4I. Missouri. Kansas and Texas hrsis We" 60,
unchanged at S2BWS2ii, but seconds rose y sr,s,
cent 10 45is. Philadelphia and eidlhg M. n.hi.
were deprcs sed from li2 TO over per cent 'raa
general ~ gained the fraction ar l5S. Inc x uaa
ing was In speculative issues or those an an t,i
by special causes. Reference Is mace u V
report OF bond sales.
Money was easy on both call and tinir tune,
The Clearing House statement was as i0'O
Exchanges. s9l.l5747s; balances, 1921 ~S; -rs
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Oe", mas
House s633l72. Its net loss on paianI IS cnr.
1872 100. made up by loss OF Sll4of.o !" a,ys
rency less a gain of Sl67. 756 in coin. Inc u sv.
operations included: Receipts &sls';o;s, .,sncs
ments. S3.790.972: resulting in genera v' and
Of BIOLOGISTS, consisting Of Sl03.525,'sO com
$i6.57715S currency
The United States Treasury a, Washington %,
ceived to-day 1913 432 National bank no'e'
redemption .rL
The customs receipts were si5l67l. the inteln ns
revenue receipts sl6O2S. and the m'scen''S
receipts slS,9S9
To-days Washington Treasury statehemr.
cash on hand and deposits In bank cop,snt
with the figures Of the last previous s'a'e
as follows:
April 80 Nav l. sin
Net gold hand. 500 20l 80 Sl0o 202 COS Inc
on h snd' le's 1896 2ss is7S4es5 Dec. s;;%
Net silver on hand. ioTs3SS3 10 1922 Inc
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
S ScTin Saissandns oos ss77.sas, Dec s
Deposits In bank. IL, IIs.5S0 ll,iD.A9 pe0 -.
Net cash balance $3.50. 73o.5S3 siSo. 5o45S4 Dee s'
The foreign exchanges were strong ana 100 ." nSli
points higher Engagements OF si'Vov,US heavy
for shipment Paris tomorrow indicateu ouo-
export on Saturday. Following are M "a s7I
tatons for actual business: Bankers pm, r,osnec;
and 81 sSTs for long and short sternns rsirhS
lively: French francs. 5lG7s and olo7s'
marks. 95as and 95 ll-l6@s5A. =. =. ,,oliday.
In London II was a Stock ENcnailse ,hout IL
Money opened easy but closed trm az ant ~, for
per cent for discounts. and 1Wlia per and
bankers balances Bar silver was ." ~ pals
higher, at 90 1850 an ounce. Schangs
French per cents rose TO lO0l2i2, slght S,arling
on London being o52Oh francs TO t NE mort.
The committee of holders or consou railway
gage per cent bonds OF the Oreson dhoders
and Navigation Company urge oWsw-York
to deposit bonds with ths az ling the
Security and Trust Company May - -.
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Western G5asOc: Canadian 9odo5c six-rowed s9qS3c'
two-rowed 72G 75c.. .BARLEY-Alarket quiet; NO MI
waukee G6a67c ungraded western o$% 81 -, -
Clovcreea-Aaret steady s. 800 SO = per lvp 10 IN
store Tmofhy-Market steady. - 1919 in store.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
vl.ls dnr and Tor the corr,sponlIng date last Nelr
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changed canal frelshts- shipments Wheat 81. corn.
1000 la'i., -'ra. 80 bush.
Wn@t ST. 01,nlss iiisne, L'me", ~ ci'.,Ts
l..y ..........., -. a.. 5st' 81.
~ 'en.ler ..... 49,, e. GL Glis
=, .r" So a.. .. 49,. 49,,
J.lr ..... ............. 80 3w. - 50
bats y. :
~, ............-...-. ?a's 81. a3il 80,
J.,n' .............''-' 81. &t4 g., &'
M-+. p.rs or hil
Mm ''... si25 SPA, N2a7,, sl237.,
Ja.. ............-... - 20 - 20 =: * IL =;
~, ................. zen 7m 745 745
M.y ''''' Ga; a., a., a.,
'i ,,. ,. ,..r. .. 'iis 80 - -.
vgat H., T,'s p, ,,. ~, i'ns l9, .- ~ Gias
- ,orn 37s.pa5 .,. NJ ? oats 4Ialis,c' \, nv.
rm,ir seed g. - , Nh naAs,,' - -" P.'-~
lard per To-, n 8. 80. 81 a. .ior. m. .les I-.",
Si,Sy slis " T s"l.cf. l'"N@i s'eS' -, sh.rt
81 q, .'rir, - stgs n d., ~, - fItnain'.l
ery i3c ,i.i-~ i5qiGr, wi IIi L1t,,r Ill., 49,,
I.,ss w,ro si~,iy ~, iu. or d'.e, "'s '''''' re
dei o.. 'lrn 81 missed. l-c. yellow ear 80 ~. =,
yellow A.. oats. SD d; whit. SO. \, vri,e rs.
,,rar n. = 'ssT ~ - i.t1 mos. So 80
~ Li,i. ir'"d , I'''l' '',i s''em Lear.
a.-. Z, 81. Wb..', s,a,, s'res ~ l, Cd. ' 81 '''"
t. 49, and c,.~i # hat Gur tn d" ,' s
lfI
urI..t ,.'.. , IT,, ~. r. '' rTi.i'I -h Lover
'Iany Gl. 40 . t.ri yl1,. .-''"i,i H. '',. ~
Nav tuf.f AZ -,,. 9" '1''i
50. j. 500. ~ -. On irl.o, ori~t 1"ts s,,, -
white o.. ~, Is. 3 a.. a., ,.,i i,, I'M -, ~
decline. -, o. 3ei .l.e,. 49, 4 ~. Gus .I ~, IT,
UNCHANGED lIi,ur fI.t,..ft. ,.,,.-.. 80,
I-r iffir Do wood. export, ann Nm .,,r, g.,
standard brands sab rI 81. JunSi2 80 ,uiii',rs 49,
sl3 real ,D's SlG - R.erlptf fl.ur =, nt, NIX. ,,l,t
." 40 bush. o,fu Iir bush. o.ts ~ onJ l,,i ,,
80 bnsl tarl.y 800 bush 81 pn@nis F hI1' G5o
Ille. wheat ht-i.. ANS tn a., 49, ''''
VI nenI,.,. NIL, rD, ,a.,',i ,, '', ~ o,V push;
.l.v fr,f'.., p...4 l.y, ,,,I t,,tt, ""ll ana
!'s'et.a, D',,. .l.n~d This morning ., CO.. and ~,
the tu.. s, en- &c. lui i,. market i,f % ID, III
$50. ID r,inbl. %, GI., InI, ,l..'1 ". "'' ,,'I"
,p.uinc &C This inorn.nr huI..l D., n ,'''
90. rtG,. September .u,,el ~ CO.. an 'S'i
a3'.c. Cash wlcat cat ,maI ngurt witb af,,,@ d"
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The Penn's Grove record., 1894-09-14
ME AND MARY.

There's a lot O. joy in ivin', an a lot o fun IN
when a Teller has a sweetheart an is thinkin'
o. a wife.
An that kinder now reminds mt that 1 lived
on h ney comb
When Mary, did the milkin' an 1 drove the cat
tie home.
{ was kinder shy an bashfui. an what folks
would say was green
An the writin' in the Bible put down Mary
I'd been thinkin' Of the city-bein' much in
But l wondered, Il LEFT her. who would drive
the cattle homer
But there wasn't SO much in iarmin'. or in
It kept me down to cotton jeans an Mary fur
An so, though I was up to go for leavin' o, the
As I Paid before. I wondered. who would drive
the cattle homer ,
You see. they kinder knowed me-been a-driV-
An Mary htd to milk 'em at g certain time
you knowl 1T
they know the time o. stars2
An who, IN me, could coax EN-, an let down
for 'em the bars2
I remember. it was sprinstims-bout the set
An 1 drove the cows to Mary. en- the miikin'
An 1 said: I'm sorry. Mary. that the two OF
An 1 kept a-Thistlin,. careless. liks 'twould
break noboiy's heart.
But she looked across the meadows, with her
blue an beemin' eyes,
Which was like a dream O. heaven. an jest took
in all the skieBt
An then-an' then-I can't tell howl couldn't
think or Sec
D you IKE the city lvin'. or the cattle. more
than me2"
Warn't no milk in that ere farmhouse that
evenin'- not a dropi
The cove got in the cornheld an Jest eat up
half the CROP;
From the rel sweet lips O. Mary, a. 1 kiss-d
her goin' homei
Host sight o. the city life. whatever It might
be;
One acre in the country was enough. an more
frmel
An I've made my mind up certain, an 1 amt
inclined to roam,
While Mary does the miltin' an I drive the
cattle homei
Frank L. Stanton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-09-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern and Middle
States

While rowing on a Pembroke Mass
pond, 7. E. Blakely and John E.
Humphrey, of Boston, fell in and were
drowned.
On the charge OF stealing the affec-
tons of Mrs. Carrie Weber Clark, form
erly a noted Boston singer, o. ,.
Decker, a travelling man, is sued by her
husband for $4,000. 3
Unable to bear an old mental trouble,
Anton Hirschion, a New York cigar
dealer, asphyxiated himself in his
boarding house. 4
In his anxiety to kill himself, Rich
ard Fink, a New York driver, slashed
his wrist and jumped into the river,
but was rescued.
The finding of the body of Mary
Lafrance, an Indian woman, rear Ho-
gansburg, N. Y, fastens suspicion OF
murder on Isaac White, her para
mour. D
William Turpen and George Minnick
were killed and three other men badly
injured by a collision between two
freight trains in the Hoosac Tunnel.
The tunnel wal blockaded by the
wreck and no trains could 20 through.
The four-masted schooner ]. X.
Souther, for Boston, coal laden, went
ashore off Mecox Life Saving Station.
The crew was taken off in the surf
boat. 1
Because she wanted to be cash girl
and not go to school, Nellie Sweeney,
aged IL, of New York, took carbolic
acid, but will live.
On the voyage from Liverpool to
New York Francis Gallagher, of San
Francisco, tried to jump overheard,
and later cut his throat.
Richard Blount, colored, was NOR
tally wounded at Cottage City, Massa-
chusetts, by his room mate Charles E.
Ohley, also colored, who cut him on
the head, neck and shoulders with a
Ratchet in an effort to rob him OF
$1,000, which Blount had saved while
backing boots.
At Newport, Rhode Island, Charles
johnson was suffocated by gas in a
vel which he had descended to clean,
and George Underwood, who went TO
his assistance, met with a like fate. 2