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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 10 (specaD.Wheat yesterday lost about
half Of the advance made by II Monday July opened
at oOhc sold between GOisc and JSac and closed at
J0bc Opening cables higher. but the foreigners
were sellers both here and Ut the seaboard de-
velOpcd the market long on-. and a hard
liquidate With the foreigners selling here and
the scaboard little attention paid their bush cables
Even OF a decrease In the worlds WIS.,
ibe Of 10000 bush did start any advance and
barely checked decline The contract stock here.
Il 6l5, bush. showed Increase for the week Of
$500 bush. There cash business completed.
Kansas Offering wheat. outside markets were
The prospect OF reduction Of storage rates
result a possible settlement Of the elevator
spread. difference got i7sc Just before the Close
great deal wheat sold for Partridge. pos
bush. II Is presumed that he
been trying the long side. Corn early In the day sym
pathzed with the weakness in wheat Toward the close
Independently strong and recovered its early
decline July opened at 4l~c sold between 4lzc and
4Osc closed 4lAc. The contract stock. 2CfOO0
bush showed decrease for the week OF 10000 bush.
Receipts $50 cars; the estimate for Wednesday
pers continue be the bulls Cash oats up lIsc.
June sold at 4GAc, the top price far July and
September had much fuctuation July opened
39c eold between Bone and 20Ac. and closed SOC.
stock In all the public houses. only 90 900
BUSH showed decrease for the week OF $4,000 bush.
Receipts l20 the estimate for Wednesday
" Provisions today were dull with the business
showed from Monday OF 10 cents lard and ribs
INC The hogs. 10000 little; the estimate
for Wednesday $1,000; prices ut the yards closed
easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
THE RETURN OF THE FLAG.
BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
STOPPED FOR AN HOUR.
A MESSAGE FROM SECRETARY HERBERr-THE
ENSIGN OF THE KEARsARGE GIVEN
To THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
ny LEOPOLD sCIEPP.

patwear the hours of II and II o'clock yesterday
oNairs were AZ q standstll in the Stock Exchange.
The fault of Il was the Introduction of United
States flag "Old Glory has had many ups and
downs in the course Of its existence. but II has
reached that period in It's history when Its ups
exceed the downs" There no attempt at all
TO bear the market on the hag. 1t was bull
movement from the start.
A piece Of bunting with stripes and stars upon
II NAV be a small thing in its way, but behind II
Is n sentiment which dashcs all other considera-
lions TO the earth 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner Is
a legend which all Americans respect. God bless
the nag" IS the voice OF every true citlzen OF inc
Yesterday was the anniversary of the sinking or
the Confederate cruiser Alabama by the hearsarge
under the command of good Oh CornmahuT5r Joh"
Business on the Stock Exchange paused 20 40 honor
to the flag recovered from the wreck OF the Rear
sarge short time ago r. II. Inonas, Ntepr ts
He said: You have been called to order at the
request of a committee from the Moor having IN
charge the presentation to the NauohaI HoNerH-
nent of the flag OF the old Kearsarge by us present
holder Leopod Schepp. You familiar with
the history OF the grand old vessel It's nODie career
was secured by Captain Foote. Of the Fredercka
Schepp, and was brought by MN 10 us present
holder" -, 49,.
brought hitler Admiral Gherardi had sent Cap
tain Elmer and Lieutenant Merrill 10 represent ne
Government. The former gave the STORY OF . ms
some remarks by Mr. Schepp the party joined In
singing "The Star Spanged Banner"
tdr, b sacretarv of the NAVY Hillary Herbert:
please extend 10 Mr. Schepp the thanks OF the
department for his patriotic act IN bringing home
and delivering to the Government the ensign OF the
Kearsarge and accept also my thanks for your
Kindness Have wired Admiral Gherard 70 send
officers requested. H. a. HEltShhl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

81 Goqs 80 N for southern and s2aS2 20 for West
ern Northwestern and Northern ,,.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF mix
and cream at different railroad distributing points IN
and near the city for week have been as follows:
Erie an Of milk. - Of condensed nlik ana
3sG cans Of cream; SusQuehaunn, 300 cans or milk
cans of condensed milk and % Of cream; LacHa-
wanna 80 cans milk and ~ cans ~ cream: New
York Central Harlem 29l cans ~ milk " cans ~
condensed milk ~ - cream; New-fork ard
Putnam gl5 Of milk: New-liuVen and Hartford NJ
cans q milk, Ontario and Western, BOO cans ~ milk
and Of cream West Shore, l,Jo3 cans OF mk'
condensed milk and 60 cans OF cream; New
Jersey Central I05 Of milk and y cans OF cream
by miscellaneous short routes. lED cans OF milk ana
20 ~ The total daily supply ms been
90 n milk. 232 % condensed milk and 800
cans The average price paid for the surplus
platforms has been 81 ~ can u forty quarts
The Milk Exchange price at 81 % can, II.
quart net 10 the shipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

Market cloaed quiet at points advance % point de-
cline. compared with yesterdays closing pilC's
Tran>f-rrihl" notices. 10 Total SAFES InNo bales.
Ncw-Nok spot sales today ana last night az oticiay
reported; For -Xri co. hnle, consumption. "6i bales;
total 0G3 bales, spot market steady. miiing uplhnis,
Viih yesterdays closing New York net receipts. 40
bales gross iGiS bales exports Continent 80 bales,
Great britain 3jSj bales forwarded ii3 bales. sales.
bales. spnners 3f3 bales, stock. @ 253 Dal"~ Total
1r receipts today. 0l1 hals. hrs far mis- wc"k.
JnSi bales Exports today. Great britain. NNt bales
Continent. ialcs. stock. 3IG2iO lacs Liverpool
cable steady. Sales. 1000 lacs. sI"cIa-
ard export. i.o'o bales American. SFD bales re-
cegfs. 300 bales American. 3Vur bales midliing.
l-iG Futures opened quiet. partially l-CIi i'ano".
ruled Irregular AMI closed az lGsi me- advan.e.
June. 2'sta3Gl Juuc-Juiy 3,og3Gl. July August. 3G4
3D. August september 3d2g33 september October 1913
December ,o2s. January February. io3s. Feb
ruary March. 4ViH 100.
COFFEE The volume Of business wns unu-unilv small.
while prices kept within rang" In the ah'cno"
European a1Hlc"s local trnders
disposed o. gl Sales Included go bags September
l3c and $50 bags october at 1850. sold together.
rrogarify display 81 In the course q quotations
ia,re. June went % 4. fr. and other months
q. June closed o. - RS july 900 FRS. August.
frs september. - 20 frs october 81 - FRS Sa"s
tags ~ fND the market nrm and un hanged
10 20 res exchange unchanged ~ M two day. Re-
ceipi- TO- bags clearance for United states i.OD
lngs stock ijHtpp bags. Santos market quiet and
changed Ar 1850 rcis receipts. 5000 bags Hamburg
rs August 10 frs september. 100 frs. October
- - r.. November. 20 80 FRA
closed steady AT points advance - 10 points
.is. 100 bags "a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
DISCLOSING or 5000, 900.

THE ROSS WILL CASE AMIcABIY SETTLED
LARGE AMOUNTS FOR CHARITIES.
Montreal June 19.-The famous Ross will case
which has been in litigation several years. has
been amicably settled. The trouble "a
Telegraph will OF the late Senator J. c. Ross. writ
ten by him while a visit 10 New York II
disposed OF about 100000. The will was disputed
by many of the heirs various grounds. BY the
arrangement arrived at the following sums Will
at once be paid by Frank Ross. the trustee To
charitable and educational institutions in Caruke,
Scotland. $4,000: Godfrey Hale Hospital. Quebec.
$4,000: Movrin College, Quebec. $4,000; Quebec
High School, $1,000 French Canadian missions
10000 Ffnlay and Male orphan Asyuns Quebec.
$4,000 Ladies' Protestant Home. Quebec. 10000:
Women's Christian Association. Quebec. $1,000.
Women's Foreign Missions. 5000. Other amounts
are to be distributed among poor relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

head sss Z ol aG .sS. ,s liz:
New York. $50 head; sale 1920 head: market opa,
steady for good cattle but very slow Tor others ars
s - few S %: IF 3,
81 s sspls ISss 9 % SsiS s's 3 re- ss s
cows 81 75as3 % feeders 81 oOas3 Is ,t
hsa foT e meas last wax 10: Tss hsa as s &
through, 1900 head to NewYork. head on sai
and heavy, $5 mixed packers. s5ds5 Of pigs q sos
i@mbsneceips last "a hours 100 head total tor wses
head; on sale. 1000 head market opened duh with \,
@ the eDb bulk sT "a 'G Se es. y had hem % Day how
closed shade nrmcr with only two loads unsoi feein.
m mcn to good Sheep j. fSH %e'er' sold at 50 co. COM
East Liberty. June /? l'nt,s.Recepts. liberal Mar.
good butchers $3as3 5o good fat and heers 81 x
20 &c. bs.s 50 ss. n1a, :, SIS
err - 1oast 10 pig, s. 'ogii - good heavy sow
keg sell 10 70 2e lower Extra .ogss Bop sc so sn
f3qf3 90 fair. s2Qs2 90 common, 50c0sl %; yeangs
heavy and thin calves 81 aOQs3 80. ~
Union Stock Yards Ch"ago June i9.-Cattle- .eceipts
s. SosS TO- sfocScrs and feeders :. oass - cows snj
bulls; 81 23G3a -; calves 81 &5aS5 Iogs-Isecepts
Heavy - S5e9sf %: common 10 choice mixed % ;0a
s. 90; choice ASSORTED 81 i3esa 81 sn s. ''g,i 70;
firm. Inferior 10 choice .iN$j 30: lambs 3 1904 80
grades OF steers IN The native department were about
steady. but all othr kinds sod slowly and generally at
lower The supply Of Texas cattle amounted 20 abou, 10
carloads moetly common u was slow market. with
81 20: Texas steers 81 j0ass 90 Receipts 5asi
head marke, active ard strong and the quality Of the
prices 5Gloc higher The bulk o the good hogs sold
ssa s. q sSs T nxa s. eo Sat 5a'T r T. s
shespnessps ~ had maTS, Fg9sy improved,
iombs 81 o5Ns3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June l9Flolr da!l. unclaimed; sales rs
bhls Wheat steady: No r"t spot and June. ji'snGl
July. Gol.g6oAc; August 81 -; S"p,emher 6-s
pie 5sa6ic; stock. - iGi bush sales, COCO bush Corn
dull spot. i3i9 asked; June. it' asked July &c
bid: Southern corn IS sample. 4oa9oc on g-ade 5oc;
sock 1879 BUSH sales. l.G0 bush. oats nrm; No
white Western. 4si4N49izc: 40 mlhea 10. 4tlqt,c:
stock ~ 4lG bush. Rye slow, No . 1850; SICK. $50
bush Uay dull unchanged. Ocean frcghts quiet, IN
changed Other articles unchanged.
Boston June i9-Flour quiet. but nrmer. Corn scarce
and firm Oats scarce shorts steady Provisions steady
I,utte- quiet and easier: Northern creamery ls1ls
Western i7GiSc; dalries lea lie cheese Gust; best
Northern. si4RS%c; Western. sQsisc. Esgs dull
Buffalo June i9-Spring wheat quiet: limits closed
weak: No hard. spot. o. No northern Sc OYER Chi
cazo July: No hard. T. Sc, No northern: &c OK er
Chicago july Sales 1900 bush No harl GS', gGsss;
2 600 bush No Northern csc spot; sales. T. 1909
bush 10 hard. &c. 1000 bush No northern o. eS.c
Winter wheat dull: No red. Gle No Whit" &c asked
com steady: demand light No Yellow. &c No yal-
low 4Gsc on track. No Yellow. i6c No corn. fc No
corn 4t4tt.c store Oats excited closing atrong No :
white zoe; No 3 white 100. No mixed. IS sales. y
cars 40 white 4sisG5Oc. 1900 bush No waite. 4ii1
,sac rye dull No quoted SIC Flour dull over osst
no,sn, sprlng 81 SQS3 90 bakers straight 50 t0nS ~;
host family winter 81 lOHS 30 straight winter s3lS u;
rye -four 81 0od$3 10 M feed dull unchanged. CANA
freighfs. steady. unchanged
Chicago June Io-The leading futures ranged as fd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
STOWA WAYS WILL BE RETURNED.

Three little stowaways were found In the hold
Of the National Line freighter The Queen when
that vessel was at sea- When The Queen arrived
here yesterday the boys were handed to the
immigration authorities. and the Board OF Special
Inquiry ordered their return. The boys arc Thomas
Beard, Joseph Crawford and William Smith the
first two are seventeen. and the last named fifteen
years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
WENTWORTH TO BE TRIED IN SEPTEMBER.

An adjourned hearing was had yesterday before
Judge MARITIME. in Part in the Genera. Sessions.
the question of the date when William J.. Went
worth indicted for forgery in the third degree shall
be tried. The date set was September II, and the
trial will probably be before Judge MARITIME.
Wentworth the cashier at the Victoria Hotel
a year ago. II is charged that he embezzed $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
eor-rJtrRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June i9-Coiton quiet; middung - ye-
mlddllng il-6c good ordinary Csc; ne, o sn
ceplts 10 bales; sales ss bales. stock: @t' ,c low
Norfolk June i9-Co,ton quiet. mddlnE g-oss re-
m.ddllng 6ac good ordinary i-ioc ne ~ az sales "a
ceipts \ bales. exports, cOastwise. l,zo' pa'o'' $780,
bales; stock lG921 bales. ,,u,,g 7c. low
sovannoh June iN-Cotton quiet: mddllhg' ~, re-
mid Hing GE.c: good ordinary. 6hc; nst ," rs
ceipts s3a bales sales 40 bales stock i4fso riddns
New Orleans June l9.-Cotton cas-! sooHl Urinary
5-i6c; mlddling Tc low middlins os ssas, exports
i-lGc receipts. AS bales; sros oos bales saeA
10 GREAT Tr,ain 3 3iO bales coastwise -''Vo D"'N9'
900 bales; stock. 1856 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
yaAo ALEXANDER HELD IN HEAVY BAIL.

Isaac Alexander. who arrested last Saturday.
charged with perjury, remain In the Tombs
NJ ne gives surety In $4,000 bail Judge MARITIME
bked the bail In that yesterday.
Alexander Ia the father OF Alexander Alexander,
and 1t Is charged thai he committed perjury forty
times In his testimony In supplementary proceedings
IN his sons case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
nosrON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston June I9-The wool market Is guet an' ohio
mostly confined 20 small lots The tone j. W, 2oc FOR
Xxx and above and KIM and @Oc for 10 - ,a'ninsi
M iTc No washed cOmbing wool ouii anu LII s'r
ohio nns delaine Quiet N 22G23c onto and 2,le -.
Michigan In unwashed combing sales are ~ .'e an6 un-
one quarter and three-eighhs blood nWaSn'' ,rr,oy
table heeces At i2al6c per pound soS92t
and similar woods selling on scourei nas' goregn
or al Sli2c In the grease Pulled woods au'' i''
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

bc5ec latter in the Central elevator and 2ooC push
graded western 65qsoc Canadian g2g9as Srm
~ . Niwaukee GGd6Tc; ungraded Western. osgoc'
we give for comparison the closing prices OF .e pre-
,.ios 1nv and for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
ountry dressed unchanged q, RIA

Sc for extreme weights. eeD u oh0
sales-A: W Lamb: 1922 State hogs $50 N aver.0. =.
S. w. w. 80 ID. VI
Hailenbeck & Hollis: 3 State hogs 100 =, a, a. A.
do $50 No. at s. so 10 do 200 i at IS 2J ia AZ o y
ID. at s. %. " - ~ w, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

The success OF the Milan Exposition is repre-
scented by Italian papers as above all expectations
At any rate the enterprise is well represented and
supported by its official organ. named "The United
known editor Sgnor T. Sonzogno. Two numbers
of N arcalV been Issued.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02
WILL NOT AFFILIATE.

The knights Kills q Plan to Join the
Federation of Labor.
Dies MONIES, May 26-The knights of
Labor state that they will not join the
State Federation of Labor, which opens
its second annual session at Burlington
tomorrow. Many of the Knights of
Labor assemblies in the state have
elected delegates, but Grand Master
Workman J. Van Der Muellen of Des
Moines, who is also state organizer, to-
day advised all of them to stay away
from the meeting. The State Fedora
ton of Labor was organized in Des
Moines year ago, but the Knights Of
Labor were not admitted because all
the members of the order are not trades
union men. This caused considerab BILE
bad blood. Some of the leaders have
been trying to patch up the difficulty
and amalgamate the two orders at the
coming session, but Van Der Muellen's
action has apparently knocked it in the
head. The Des Moines delegates left
last night for Burlington.
The subject of Independent political
action, in the nature of forming new
party, will come up and will cause a
lively debate. Many of the members
want to form new labor party, at
least for the state and local elections.
W.. f. Obleness, state labor commits
sioner, will make his report as organ.
izer for Des Moines and will oppose
such course. ,.#.s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02
A FORTUNE FOR ANARCHISTS

Anarchists Condemned for Publishing In.
sulting Articles.
PARIS, May &c Anarchist Editor
Hinault, in Dion has been sentenced
to two years in prison and fined a, 00G
francs for having published an ar-i.
Gle insulting to the army. Guerin
Belu and Gauch, have been arrested
Gauch is worth 100000 francs. H.
made will bequeathing 800, 900 franc.
for the benefit of his anarchist com
rades In the event of his death.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02
Killed Hel ParNmoir.

DALLAS, Texas, May 26 u. A. Arm
strong, prominent architect, was
killed this morning by Jacob Fingers,
merchant, who discovered him in Mrs.
Engers' bedroom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02
Eighty Wealers Sent to jail.

SEATTLE, May 25-Eighty common
wealers, charged with stealing train
at Yakima May 10, were today sent to
jail for terms ranging from toto GO
DAYS. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02

Pennsylvania alone produced nearly
100, 600, 900 tons of the total production
of l79, 900 900 tons of coal in 1892 in the
United States. Next in Importance to
Pennsylvania in the production of coal
is Illinois, followed by Ohio, West vir.
glnia and Alabama in the order named.
The special sanitary inspector sent
to Lisbon by the Spanish government
in order to inquire into the epidemic
which has prevailed there for some
time past, after long investigation de-
clares that the outbreak is one of true
Asiatic cholera, imported to Lisbon
from the Cape de Verde Islands.
George Waldron, Texas darby, who
formerly acted as coachmam for lead.
ing Philadelphia business man, has a
perfectly white streak or stripe extend.
ing from the ends of his two little I'm.
gers to the soles of his feet. 1t was
caused by being struck by lightning
several years ago.
The tunnels of the world are esti-
mated to number Lilac, with 4 total
length 514 miles. There are about 900
railroad tunnels, twelve subaqueous
tunnels, ninety canal tunnels and forty
conduit tunnels, with aggregate lengths
OF about $50 miles, nine miles, seventy
miles and eighty five miles respectively.
The total expenditure of the British
government postof1ice telegraph SER
vice during the last year were sl66. 5s2
more than the total receipts, which
were f2,526,3l2. There is a total bal
ance Of e5O9,706, of expenditures over
receipts, covering the whole period
since the state took over the telegra phi
service from the private companies.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02

BAPTIST misunderstanding 11:3O
I'D m. and p. m. Sunday school 1890
a. m. Young peoples meeting p. IN. |. S.
Hicks, pastor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02

The amount of candy consumed In the
United States every year has been es-
timated at 10000 tons.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-02

.@.-=-2.--;--;- -. -. - .-..ls.-::-1za
BRIEF MENTION.
Curiosity counts the buzz saws teeth.
Live men never fight over dead is
sues.
Elephants and epidemics move with
silent tread.
Perjury is but dangerous form of
court lying.
1t takes big milking to supply a
pint of society cream.
Every telephone should be supplied
with Doctors ear.
In the public schools of Germany the
girls are taught to sew.
The instinct of the mole laughs at
the infallibility of man.
Rhode Islands penitentiary is run at
an annual loss of 100000
Almost any woman is strong enough
to cut off Samson's hair.
The juryman testifies under oath to
the powers of a woman's tears.
Fifty disheartened gamblers annually
commit suicide at Monte Carlo.
A lawyer seldom fails for want of a
partner who knows how to charge.
1t is lamentable but true that poor
novel may outlive good sermon.
The bullfrog, by peculiar arrange
ment of the larnyx, has a bass drum in
| his throat
The management of Austrian female
prisons is in the hands of female relig-
ious orders.
An elephant is fifty to sixty years in
attaining maturity, ard will live a cen.
fury and half.
Rats are the most valuable scaven.
gers about the streets and in the sew.
ers of large city.
The Empire of Morocco is the most
important state that is absolutely with
out newspaper.
1t is estimated that Mount Etna has
thrown cut nine times its own bulk OF
clnders and lava.
The French Kongo region, covering
a5O. 600 square miles and having pop
ulation of 10000 contains only 3O'
European residents.
Near Chestertown, Md, there |!
small lake called Still Pond. which
has never been known to be Iuf1led
even by the most violent storms. L
never freezes.
The patents applied for In Washing
ton last year number 10000. The tota
number of patents outstanding on Jan
nary l was $4,000. The receipts o
the patent Office are 81, 100000 a year
and the expenses $780, 900 less.
The increase of wealth in the ia
western states during the past hal
century has been extraordinary. Il
1850 the average per capita of popula
ton was &l67, where IN 1850 it wa
$2,25O. The average in Rhode Island
the richest New England state, wa
81, 459 in 1890.
There were 1926 cycles used TO
pleasure solely in France last year,
; fact disclosed through the collection o
the tax imposed on them. The propo,
ton of bicycles and tricycles is no
stated. Cycles used by tradesmen TO
purely business purposes are exemp
from the tax.
Mr.. Graham, the great British cleo
trician, has invented "loud.speakin
telephone" an apparatus which gail
ers and materializes the wave sounds t
such wonderful degree that they ca
, be heard any place in large room
even after travelling over the wire
hundreds of miles.
Pennsylvania alone produced nearl
100, 600, 900 tons of the total productio