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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
The Miller S Peck Go. Your
 OPPORTUNITY

The heads of our various departments all want this space this week as they all have something important to say we can't accommodate them all at once SO we let five of them tell short stories.
 SILKS.
 The recent auction sale put some great values on the market and we got a few we will place on sale in two lots the greatest assortment of silk ever shown in this city. At 49c-This lot includes Surah. Satin. Duchesse. Faille. Francais. Illuminated figures and stripes. Many of them are worth double.
 At 69c-Here are fancy stripes in variety too numerous to mention:
 COLORED DRESS GOODS. Some of the importers anticipating the reduction caused by the new tariff have taken time by the foreloek and made prices accordingly. here we mention. AT 73c-10 pieces Illuminated Algerian cloth. This lot won't last long. so come early.
 At 79c-5O inch Melrose cloth in cheeks and mixtures, value SIPS.
 BLACK GOODS.
 Include the following new veaves: Con- tile Drap de Tonlon. Cheyrcn and Diagnoal. Railway Cords. Neptune Serges in plaids and fancy weaves
 At 59c-Extra fine French Henrietta. superb luster. This lot of goods was con. ceded cheap at S5c.
 CLOAKS and SUITS.
 One cloak man says there can be TO dis | appointment here.
 At S7.9s-Especially in that lot Of Coat that we are selling at the above price mad, of fine diagonal and he says they would b, cheap at SlO 5O.
 At SI.97-Ladies' suits. short basque silk lined. value sl2.OO.
 CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES at less than cost to make.
 At 75c- loo 26 inches Umbrellas. para gon frame. natural stuck and fine Enelisl Gloria. warranted fast black. value sI OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
E. T. Turner & Co.
Sole Agents for Butter
 ick's RubIishina Go.

Gut Flower Department.
 We do not know in advance just what Flowers we will receive every morning. but every usorning Af s<SO we shall receive possible by one of the largest growers in the stAte tO STOW. Yesterday we had Lillies of the Valley. Carnations. in differ ent cOlOrs. Roses. different kInds. VlOlsis. Ferns. and they looked beAaiif1l picked fresh every morning Don't foress us. all al Dry Goods Prices
 Cloak Department.
 We have All kinds of Fur CAPes. kt all prices. a nrW c0mpltfe stock. the new 6ol- Cape is AttrAriine A great AnOunt of Kt tentiOn- One thai We are selling quite 6 number Of. l. A beautiful -'MelfCn- with French braid sllk. good Ai s7 ss. people say il is the beat for the money fO be found
 This depArtms nt IS beginning tO hum. the ~ssthsE is getting in condition % to getting into our ClOAks. and why Dot To see our stOck of outside garments IS to Ad- uire. to try on enc garment is 10 bGy. We will warrant the follouing named garments tO be 58 per cent lower in prSce than any eomPssiiOrs. and the q1AlIty to be better At that. and when you come to fi. why VIC cannot be tOnched. the n oss nAgnlncisnt gAluasut ever made up for 6. This Coat is lOEer by 50Per cent less than AnybOdy's-
 Our s7.sS IS sueh as is Asked se for.
 Our SS-9s ve have seen A similar one for sll
 Our slO Cost is simply unap.rOAchEhls. And the stI-
 And the same up to SIS, lOxsr prics and A better ft and altogether A better sAtisfAction is the Ind1ceuent thai ws offer the trade to come here
 There is a little counter Af the lower left hand corner of the store which a good many dollars pass in fhe cozrse of the day. | 6 counter which seems la possess great Mt- traction for huysrs. A regular case of the Magnet and the Needles. The wky of it is no secret Our friends tell us thst VI have the Pretfisss and rnost tylish lct ol Dress Goods to be found in wnserhurr Don't believe ii if yOu don't want tn. Vi, have told that and yoa st it a cheap Hl we, but If yoa buy Neat Dress vs tkirl you should Af least look at cur ssock. Eo, ve are surprising people this se&son-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
Flour

at s3 95 and 2l lbs of Granulsted Sugar for ons dollar when you buy it by the l. sdred, this is Kelly's platform and I sS ping to keep track of how many D. ople .. | come and support 1t by buying a barrel of Jones' Flour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
The California Robbery.

SACRAMENTO. Got. 16.-A large force of detectives Is still hunting for the men who robbed the outbound train of over $50. 900 near this oity last Thursday night, but they have not yet discovered O olew which will lead to the identity of the men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16

Bsrthelomy Begins His Life Sentence
 BuFFALo. Oct. i6-Georgs. Baxtholomy was sent away to Aubu&l hil life sentence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
Football Accident.

BOSTON. Oct. I6-At practics Richard son. Harvard's left end. broke his oolial bone. This is the sixth serious accident since practice began.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
On . I.enr Tramp.

BROOKLYN. Oct 16.-Georgs Petersen started penniless from the city hall on . tramp to Chicago. whers hs hopes to ar rive in e5 day&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16

Richard Burton, Ph D. of Hartford, de- lighted large audience at the First church last night in his lecture on the poet Ten nyson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16

Fall Millinery

Fall Millinery sales give promise of larger proportions than did Spring. and it is only because new goods arrive daily that we are able to keep the stock com plete- Since our last announcement a choice line of French Trimmed Hats has come to hand You ought to see them Let us repeat that we select only one of a kind and that our prices are away below all competitors.
 Don't fail to see our Childrens Trimmed Felt Hats. all colors S1 9S.
 Onr Felt Walking Hats and Sailor Hats are much below local current prices.
 Mems s Neckwear-
 Everything new is not always desirable or useful. There is an exception in Men's Neck rear. It is the Kodak" bow, band bow that can be used with a turn down collar and adjusted as easily as with A standing collar. We consider it to be about perfect and predict for it large sale. It will cost yoT nothing to look at it. A fine assortment of styles and the price is only 47c.
 Men S Underwear
 Don't you thing you had better put or heavier Underwear now? We offer A case of Natural Wool Shirts and Dravers, good weight. full proportioned. well made the best in the city for the money, soc each
 ~we are agents for the Staten Island Dyeipg establishment. Give them a trial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
Notice

Sealed proposals for the furnishing o. meat. bread and hsh for use at the Alns. house. for six months commsncing Novem- Der l. 1894. snd ending May I. 1895. ~iIl be received al the selectnen's cfsce until Wednesday. October 17. st o'clock P. m- The selectmen reserve the right to reject any or all bids-
 PERHr O. MoxKIs.
 WILLIAM R. BHooxx. Selectmen-
 EDoAR W. Prxxxr. Waterbury. Oct IA. 1894
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
The Miller & Peck Co.
Waterbury & Naugatuck Concrete Co,

Asphalt nonrinEs. bridges. driveway. 2c done in first class manner at short notfce and low prices.
 Headquarters sss Min street. Orders re- cctvcd at Is Exchange Face. Cutters harness store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16

washbuxn. Crosby & Cos and Jones -four sk.2S bsxral at LAdd's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
E. G. 1kILDUFF G co.
 No. 54 Bank Street.
The Art of Writing Advertisements,

Is claimed by to be gift of exaggeation therefore it just we'll to bear in mind that there sometimes difference between the bargains the paper and the bargains the The best story gives the imagination something do, your imagination then and inspect magnificent stock of Fall and Winter Clothing and will surprise you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16

PUBLIc STATIONS ARE LOCATED AS FOLLOWS: Baldwin St. NoI? James F. Roe Bank St. No ss6 Central Offics. Bank St. NJ. N. H 4 II. Pass Station East Main St. Nos. A n. T. & N. Co. 'Mcadnw No I2a. F. H Sears. \. |. < N.
 F Passenger Station. West Main St. No 2a. ScDViIl House. Bethlehem. Post Office. Judd Brothers. -HotchkiSSville. Post office Fl. c Smith. Naugatuck. C. Water St. H. r. Mccarthy. North WoOdhury. Pos; Ofice. Dr H S.
 Hartman. q OmastNn. Central Office. Union City F st Ofice. J. J. Linskey. WatsTtown. Post Offlce. B. c. Atwood. wAtcTville. WaterviIle Drug Store. .W"olbury. Pnst onice. pr l. Y, Ketcham' 'WOOiburY. Dr ID. R. Rodger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
Tones Speculative Flour | 83.S5.

If You will give my man an empty bb1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
FIRE WORKS Explode

hpd w0unh n Snmbor Of Chlcngo Demo.
Gratis Returning from the Convention.
CHICAGO. Juno 27.-py the explosion
Of caso Of fro works on tho rear plat.
torm Of tho special train bringing homo
from tho cato convention tho march.
ing club Of tho Cook County Democracy,
last night, eight Of tho membura %ero
burned. Tho accident occurred O.,
Bloomington
Tho following Iuro burned. W. G.
Aaay, city prosecutor, was burned;
John W. brown, back Of nccl; aud both
hands burned; Chester Cleveland, both
hnnis terribly burned; Col. Emorich
both hands terribly burned: John ?.
Hopkins, Hfdo OF fncOiand hands burned
mu7tachn and hair sinred; John W.
L2nhGrt, LOFT ilandnnd right wrist burn.
cd; William G. Walsh, both hands
burned Tao iUport WA started that
m attempt had boon made to blow up
the train. GfoRt CxCitOmOnt followed.
Il will DO wooh or moro before como OF
those who wuru burucd Will Lo ublo to
use theit hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
THIRD DISTRICT.

MANY vuteru Advocate r7In EHrno u
Grauvinr uOuchin' for Cougsoah
70 The Editor OF Iota'.?c,rrr.
sir:-Will YOU kindly publish few
words regarding the sentiment Of many
yotors, both Doriocratic aud Rcpabli-
can, CONCERNING the ecleCtlon In this,
the Third congressional dlatrlcs OF
West Virginia.
In Monroe and the adjoining countiea
tho boss and most influential citizens
oro farmers. This district is always
Democratic, yet Republicans GOO o fair
rbanco 10 win this year. Hence every
politlcian and lawyer ia on the alert ior
n pInco at tho hands OF the Republican
party. Thoy will not go down with our
farmers.
inclined tc advocate tho nomination OF
mon who do not possess tho clements
nj strength that 60 TO make up sucqess'
hi candidates. This is nearly always
our lot whom victory Is within our
grasp. aa h..
many Of his former supporters. at the
same limo no would run tho hcst race
ri any man the Democrats could put
up. Many OF them van' certain !, kin "a
nj Republican cent, but do no: Wish 60
toIi /, ou,righ. The Democratic farm.
c c want a wiso and prudent man from
SInopr their ranks who vii! LOOK 10
49, 49,; ,;,to,n,ts and ia not ambitious for
rho Republicans want snch q man
o,an In order that he may command
cTonph Of Tho Democratic farmer votes
Wo boz to cali attention to man OF
Tho above description, and i he d9es
not quit the Republicans Of tho ai1 o,bS-
wo i,nploro them 70 select some o'lS'
man from his class. ,.,,
Granville Houchina, OF Mercer County
;s, and always has boon, true, consist
ont and honest Republican. 10 Is
maj Of superior intellect and great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
Follows In the Wake OF the Grrar Cyclone
10 pIinnuSoIa-

Follows In tho wnNc OF the Grrtr Cyclone
10 nItnnusoIa-
sLEEpY EYE, MtSR., Juno "a cy-
ctono visited this vIcintty last evening,
scattering death and destruction In Ito
path. Charles N1IcIh, eyed elxnOn
years, etar,ed from tho house to close
tho barn door and was caught and
killed. From Micita tho atorm worked
east, striking John Schmitrs place,
thrno miles wCst. The family did not
no;o its approach IN time and father
mother und four children wore taken
up 10 tho ruiuG Of tholr houso aud ecat-
tOred several rods from whcro tho
house stood. They uro moro or lcss
injurnd, but onlv one. CIR! Of fourteen.
ia acriously hurt The track Of Che
storm was about Two rods wide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
TCRRlnnE CYCLONE
Scar Nschlo!d, hIIauepotu-Two Persons
Killed md Several IrIturrI.

Scat Nschlo!j, hIIaueSotu-Two Persons
Killed md Several INJURED.
LrrcnrtrrD, MISS, Juno 2S.-A terri.
bic cyclone passed within two miles OF
Litchfold last hight, II covered strip
Of about ton rods vldo and four or five
miles long and killed two persons. Sev.
cral othera arc injured, Sumo fatally.
Six or ecvon farm housed wero destroy.
cd end trees md crops vert, wiped clean
to tho ground. One house caught fire
aud was destroyed. The dead reported
aro: Miss Jcunio Lindstron, OF St.
Paul, Ggod twenty-five; Mrs. John Ssu-
ders, aged sixty. Several physicians ara
In tho cyclone territory doing what thuy
cen Tor tho injured. It Is thought sev.
oral othors will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

L fhGnd In mood Is friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend In DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump tion,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
TRIAL will convince you that it has won.
Gcrful curative powers in ell diseases Of
throas Ghost aud lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed TO do nj! thatis claimed o,
money will BIO refunded. Trial bottles
free Q, tho Logan Drug Com pany's drug
store. largo bottles 60c and 81. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

WillisWelch and his mother. Amanda
Welch. lived alone together, Mr.. Woich
being deud. But Willie hsd lett homo
tho afternoon Of March %, Gpd wont
over in Taylor county 10 SEQ his sweet.
hoer., ne he said, nntl did not get homo
until after his mother died. II nigh,
DO stated IN this connection TINT Mrs.
Wclch and Russell lived only a ohort
distance apart, but it seems that Rug
sell haa been On bad terms With his
cother-in-law for long timc dnd madc
mauy threats. 1t hns been developed
in evidence that Russell bought box
Of rough On .ats OF Cleavorger s. Nc.
Intro, nearby merchants, sometime in
March, and also that he bought forty
grains Of sulphato Of strychnine oil
Cunningham Bros. druggists, az Ciarts.
burg, ". Va. on February 2, lS9t, Mr..
G. S. Bland, their clerk, testitying that
Russell represented TO him that he
wanted the poison to kill dogs.
The stomach OF Mira. WEIGH was taken
or by Dr.. Bosworth and Mcdaniel and
taken to Morcantowu, W. Va. 10 Prot.
\. R Whitohill, chemist, who found
aracnic sufficient In the contents OF the
stomach to produco death, bus found
no trace OF strychnine.
Prof. WhitnhIli was on tho witness
stand six hours Tuesday and withssood
searching cross examination at tho
hands OF Attorney Dayton, but .canle
out INSCRIBED. Dire. Nc Daniel, Boaworth
and Smith will gys expert testimony
to-day.
Tho evidence against Russell and
vile is mostly c!rcumst.ntial. The trial
will likely last ali this wook aud next,
aud tho verdict will be eagerly received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

bcnnvoloncc. lie can got moro Demo.
cratic support in Monroe, Mercer md
Summers COUNTIES than any other re.
publican aud than many Democrats
would got lIO IL by far tho strongea.
man NO know. Whole families Of Demo.
Gratis mean TO work for him clear
through 10 snccosc, II no does not suit
tho party, pray select man OF his Cla'a
who may please party and people both.
MANY Worms.
Grtnntlt. ". 10, J,ze 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

ST. JoHH's UHvERsrTY, MINIS, jane
2S.-A cyclone struck St.. Johns Unit
yorsl.y q. CollccevIliO last night, total
ly wrecking tho industrial school and
all Of the outbuildings, ouch as bakery,
bnrn. carpeptor shop, alaughtor house,
ezglue houso, laundry and shoe ahcp.
Tho roof Of tho main building ia badly
damaged, and countless windows wore
broken. Tho damage Is about S300o0
bnppily no lives wcrc lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Tine T1eb 10 Is. % tako effect l55tl n,
Elnllv, EDrcubcr 10 1871
Leave TncciinS-t8:01 r9:S, Elisa II. n, f2:2o.
e3:!6. tis70. f3;o3 e.. n.
Leave PGrioSlIG-tS IS. psi. ,,t:fS n N. ,f1;c5
r3:2l 1850, 30 p m
LEIyp Martins frrry-ts:i1 1851. ,Il:inn n
ISL 'S:!7. tl:I1 SD:l2
Atrtye Term!nslJuucttru-t tom, III: 8;
e. III, t2::S, 1884 fi.i5. s9:l5 2. 10.
LEW Terminal JunctIQn-tT:2!, 300. e n,
To. a n. ;3:62, tt;O1. ISit tS.+j p IN:
,Ii0j. tI:lO, ij:i9. ts:Sl ,, ~
LesTe PeninsnlH-f7:G4, i1Iiaa, "1c:5l :;:u.
ii:l7. iJ:2j. t5:SS l.. II.
Arrisn wneeHns-fI;ij. ,9:2O 4 II, Sio:GZ,
III TAGS. 1851. t9:sj p. II.
H-Iily. tDaily except Sunday. ;srndiy. oa!y.
l.! tIslGs Will rlla on EasfeFl Time
w T4USSlG, Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
ARC Tor IusurpH

II net, now is the tiuo to provide
yourself and family With q bottle OF
Chanberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhna Remedy Es an insurance against
any soriouH rcsult8 from 10 attack OF
bowel complaint daring tho summer
months. It is almost certain to DO
needed and should be procured at orce.
No other remedy can tate its place or
rnlts york.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

FoR honrcress, chronic soru G!rruas,
bronchitis and soveyc throat troubles,
Cubob Cough euro is always Gurc. Tho
Cct'vo principle OF Cuheb can1o. DO
Eainsatd. All drugSists and physicians
will testify to Its healipr properties
and successful action on tho mucous
membrane.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
part, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
nr CYrlnnn MT C,nncnn-

GIESc0n, MINI, June GA cyclone
struck about iiyo miles northwest Of
hero last sight, Killing and tnjuring
many people and destroying large
amount OF property. Five in one family
wcre seriously Injured and seven IN
upnthny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

WIE1vAR. MrEs., Juno 93.-Rsports
from the country around horc show
that over thirty houses woro totally
destroyed By tho cyclone. A family Of
aoven is reported to be killed. at Rose
l-..i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

70 T2om e ;r.J Concern;
Ihavo oulcsed 10, years with noural-
Gle headache and Krnuso's Headache
Capsules is the only remedy that has
done noe any good. Would recommend
them 10 all similarly affected.
CHARLES PAssoT,
ZIG North Sixteenth street,
Sold by Alex T. Young, John KIari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
WEIGH MURDER CASE.
w. F. Ruesoll and His Vito OF
Trial for THOR Lives.
COUNSEL EMPLOYED
Gu Both Sldcs-Tho Tragedy That
Shocked Barbour County-Ctrcum.
stnntiai Eytdcuoc COusrd thc Arrest
OF nj. ond HRS Russo,i-Tho Dond
W0man Tho Mother OF Mrs. Russell.
Poison Found IN Her Stomach.
Neete, Dtra,ea TO Dc InnYr,c,r

PnrLrPPi, W. Va, June 2s,-Thc cage
Of Tho Stat, va y AZ Rr,sel and Ma.
CO.,. p,,a.u 800, ,S''., ',
H1'0' i'u',e"' 'n''eIo" 'o' u ,o'o"y' Vao
put on 's'al horo Tuesday, judge J. 7.
lioko on tho bench. Melville Peck,
prosecuting attorney for Chic, barbour
comfy, is conducting tho prosecution,
nssie'cd by U. 7. Totot and $. V. "oode,
Eaqa' The detensc Is being ably con-
Quoted by a, G. Dayton }. Hop Woods,
T. o. Blue and W. .. Eittlo. Thcro ts
n etrong array NJ lo,n, io,cut IN ctthor
o,do =. ,ro,nr,a ~. !. 80 - A.
',4o no 1's'''''V ieeN IT o"o Vi ''o
aolcut prosecutors In tho sta!e fnl On
all around good lawyer, Thilo a, &.
Daytu,. rh,ni cou,ooI lor nm JrIcrrN
has a rrru,ntIon am Ia,v,nr tba, 10 no.
co,tinei 10 pnrborr corotv Tho iryv
oanbtr,rcd It, lin J"loy JH,; ~.
bauslcd tho f;rs. nonni ni Sorty mon
a grca, ,ronv ,.itnespos Inv H,o,
sunnoncd IN tcs,;tv in thn cnse rSouf
sevepty.tvo born ,lrcniv bcTn ann.
noncI IN .ho st,,o AMI CIV ior tba
do,ondonta wh,ln nvcry DIV adds Ia thc
Iono la, Grent ;ntcr9s. /! rnnniirs,cd
in TIM t,;ol md Ibc nycitomrnt rnns
hi,h and ti,o CONT now !, nsrLcl Jmr.
inc ,ho ansa;ons ~ ba corrt
THE HISTORY " the cH'Nn
Tor Which, L. NJ. Russell and Margaret
Russell, his vito, aro on trial 10. thcIr
IN, or lihor,v "a h, ,ol,nv,.
n. So ~, go, ~,
on March ~ 1917 MRS AMANDA
WGlch, lrnother Of Mrs. RusselD who
lived Mt Pepper, this county, died rdsJ
suddenly, only being aich ninc hours.
She suffered great pain. with strong in,
dtcntions OF poisoning. She was buried
next day, no inqueat 6oIng held. Soon
aiLof she waa buried tho noighbors be-
gan to talk much about foul crime
that had hoon committed, tho authors
being, as they believed, F. ii. Russell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

sYMT1oTJ = Moisture; Intense l;ctiuR uad
allowed 10 continue tuI1ots form, which 0i.crl
bleed and ulcergte. becoming vcrr sore.
SwATSg'S OINTMENT stops tao itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation and in rnost cases NJ
rruvC. the uirpo;s. AZ druggists. or by mail 10,
6Ocentl DR.. STIyna Il 9on. Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

CUlclGo. juno 2a--Tho lntOr troubles and Eu
n2ITagdti0n Oi other OCursh news GGnt wheat
doEn Today, July. closing " lower and sep.
| tCmbytic loser: July corn closed &c higher.
July oats 2l,c lover aud provisions Ut D A!yh:
advhnto.
FlU1it easy
WuEvT--tlst Goc spr+oyG79r r; so orri J77tc;
Juno S's5st5;25c July tsa5s54rjS5+c; SegIem-
Cons-casR 10 . 41,9c: Juno tUsnstHa4lslc;
Illy AH4gNIhiltgc: septcnlbGc i0EailEsAul4c
oATs-Crsh No, , &c; Jpnu iiat5"G4iG; July
S5SSlsH9G3lIic; September 1929 sacJi.c.
FLANsEED-sl 81
TIMOTHY SEED-St IS.
Mrs Posx-CSsh gl2 c11S; July ST. 57t!Gl?6 5
| 81 S!l1
sWotr Rn=-Cash EaHns; July 60 e7Hqt $50
I2.s; scptcmbersj 5s}aaG 51fi4B 67i.
Others unchanged,
MY YoNi- Juno :a-FlopE, rere!r.s Eacoo
oGrres: exports S2,0O b1rnlS: sales II ,0cl lar.
-vis; market neglected Wheat, receipt. 81. 90
bushels; exports 1000 bushels; gtles 701i,O,V
| husheIs Of futures and 1900 bushels Of spot.
| spoi market weaker; no. hGri ts5sc5 options
wcgk md lover; 10, 2 red Jane cox; July
| 6itiG69zsc; august &c. CO,u. sccipu q. 81
Nlsntls export, % 90 buShG., guics 50 coo bush.
els OF tuu1rrs and slOGJ bushels OF spot; marse.
| steady No. mixed t5s.Ec Juno ;5l.S; Suly lii,a
&!YaiShc August ibaalGbaaiSEsc; September
| i6+GiiNatGIc. Oats, receipts 1900 bushels
| exports 10 bushels: GALES Il0UOn bushels OF fu.
turrs md 23.C0 bushels OF spot; market dull
| end vTGk; IulT HiIaAeSN;iJ!c: August aisfl
52ia3itic; September S3Lc. Hny, hops nnd
hides dull. Cut aents i!rUL Lard steady; wet.
Crn steam md fully = 10 september e %. Hcss
| pork firm hnttcr weaker western lntry lOni5n
| thczHe stondy. Eggs dull Tallnw steady.
| R0i!n md curpcn.ine quiet Rice and lo!Isscs
steady Cdaeo steady Of 5aN0 points up. Sugar
| lTn.
DArrrxoer. June .4-Ylorr Gun: .ncr-r-s
| 400 barrels; shipmclts 5000 barrels. Wheat
dul! nEd lcTCs; fpot 5stzGiHCT July 9aT9jl; an.
aus. 6)nfqhac; September GlL;nGl5j5 receipts 81
| July we; receipts l4e00 bushels: shiDSItnts
1000 h'ishcls, Oats caster; No. : Thi:o western
| zoo RE inactive; 10. .. 5Sa5G1 Huy s.cndy;
| good 10 choice timothy elI H0Ai5 o. Sugar Arm
| liuttHr end cheese steady. Eggs vcas: fresh l2c
CRcrSNaI, o., June cs,--I7ou, dun url
| ScaS. Wheat Guat 40 > ned J5nAi:c; ~.
| c1ipts 90 bushels; shipments $50 bushels Corn
| easy No ? mixed Iafc. 0nts caster; No J
;,ilxG1 I7E;c. Rye nominal: No. 2. Sc. Porl
meats steady OF 8 42H: nncon ilnn ct sS o.
| WHISKY ste'cy RI 81 IL. Butter dull 5uglr
| Gu.ct. EgTTs iiTncr at 0L1c Cheese cusy.
| pmLLpr1rITIL June 2S--P7uur veal Wheat
weak; 80, red June C)Ac; July 60aH1%ic; August
! OlGGl%:C: ScptCm 6or 52aG,H2. Corn iirm; 80.
mtre1 Juno and July +GHntGIsc7 August isHa
| 55'aG September tiG;Th:C. Oats unsettled, No.
| $1}Sr September S5aSjc liuttCr qrIler iaucy
western creamery isc- EggS Gull; western l2c
Tn.Cpo O.. June 29,-Whont hover and rtr,ly-
| No. . cnsh md June STAG: August 5sssr;
| Scp.grnbcr 5a2Sc; December $50. Cora dun: No
. cash i1Jir Oats lower; No smlycl iJlSp
! Rye dull; cash Sic. ClovtrsscI steady; prime
1 cGsh Is 20: October o ~