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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

BERLIN, May I0.-The Vossisiche
Ieituug says that the upper house of
Bavarian diet after two secret sittings,
has agreed 20 the proposal to place the
insane King Otto, OF Bavaria, under
guardianship and 10 transfer the crown
To the regent and heir presumptivc.
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PoI.oned br Impure Cheere.

LoeANsPOET, Ind, May fG-The
three families of Peter Rothermel,
Martin Carroll and Charles Myers were
poisoned Monday by eating impure
cheese. Several members are still in a
dangerous condition
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AKEoN, o., May 10 During a thun-
derstorm Friday at Britain Hiram
Wagner was passing under q large oak
tree with n team Of horses and plow.
Lightning struck the tree, shivercd it
to pieces broke the pillow and killed
one OF the horses, but left the other
animal and Wagner unframed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

IN 1850 there were 6,787 person. In
the prisons Of America, or 202 per
100000 Of the population; now there
are 59'25s' or 1,1sO per 1000, 900, a re.
marlable sign OF the times.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

PORTLAND, Ind, May 19.-The resi-
dence Of Jacob Crowl near DunlSiriS.
was struck by lightning. and Edward
Sargentand daughter who were in the
house. badly stunned and burned. but
both will recover
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Nearly All window. broken.

BATTLE GEEK. Mich, May i9.-The
worst storm In years passed over this
section Thursday night In Bedford
and Assyria nearly every window pane
was broken.
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Irrncl spir- Arrested.

BERLIN, May 19-The Vossische
Zeitung reports the arrest at Mayence
Of two well dressed Frenchmen. who
were engaged ia skctchinr the forts at
that place The prisoners declined to
Give their nnmes.
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a pnme.tle ,onnndrnm.

Mrs. Jack What's the difference be.
.wccn pillar Of salt and a mighty
ard timer
Mr. JacE Give 10 M: what is il?
Mrs Jack Ones Lots wife. and the
theirs "a wife's lot e. Detroit Free Press
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RIO JANEifio. May 15.-An official &C
count Of the recent fight between the
government forces and the insurgents
in the state Of Rio Grande do Sui states
that the government forces were victo-
rious. Several encounters have oc.
CURED within a comparatively short
time. il all Of which the government
troops defeated the insurgents The
minister OF marine has resigned.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

ELRHARr, May ia very severe
rain and wind storm visited this sec
ton between and 10 o'clock Thursday
night great deal of damage was
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

He-D5 you play the piano2
shc-f m sorry 60 say, no.
lie lcnthusiastically)-I love you
Ellai--uallo
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

Columns, ga, May 10 Philip Beemap
Of this city who Saturday fell heir &c
100000, was allied in a-runa way Mon
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

a GODDESS woman is a monstrou.
woman.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-23

A wise physician is a John Baptist.
who recognizes that his only mission is
to prepare the way for greater than
himself "A. - Hardy.
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JACKSON. Miss. May i9-The state
convention Of bankers adopted resolu-
tions requesting our senators and rep
resentativcs TO vote for the repeal OF
the tcn-per-cent tax on state banks
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BALTmoHE has . Baldheads' elnt.
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Jesus. lover Of my soul.
Let mo 10 thY bosom hr.
While tho pillows near mo roll
While the tempest still IL high.
Hide me. o my Saviour. hide,
TIL The storm Of life Is past
Safe into the haven guide
Ohi receive my soul az last
And Jesus says 20 her. Mother are
you weary?' And she says. yes. Jesus.
am very tired Jesus says, Mother.
are you poorg' And she says. Eyes.
am very poor. can not sew any
more; can not knit any more. am
very poor Jesus says TO her. Mother.
would you like 20 rest?" She saws.
Yes, Lord, that is what ] want-.rest. E"
Courage, mother" says Jesus. 81 will
see thee through" She goes home.
The next morning. in the tenement
house, some one dwelling on another
floor comes TO her room and knocks
No answer
The door Is open She IS dead! The
night before, the uhariots Of God halted
AZ thot pillow OF straw. and Jesus kept
His promise. He said that lie would
give her rest, and lie has given her rest
Glory be 70 God for the heighth, The
depth, the length, and the breadth Of
such Christian COMFORT ON that we
might bAvc such JOY % that which in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28
CHAPTER "a, ACTS 1898 PASSED FEBRUARY24 1898

BIZ IT ENACTED By LEGISLATURE WEST VIRGINIA:
twenty Of West
glnia, be amended follows:
90 copy each Of said lists shall posted front door Of
the Court House session
the County which presented examination
personal property returned
delinquent shall the time
published county of the
county treasury
compliance quoted publish the following
The Of paying their be ttsd
from this list before publication.
IA. FRARzHEIM, Sheriff Ohio County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
rvpprss AVID FREIGHT ~ COLLISION.
WHO WILL BIZ on BOARD

Summit. H.. July 20.--The ST. Louis expires" on
the Chicago and Alton road crashed into calumet
Term!na: freight train. standing on inc oaiu',.e
Terminal crossing one mi.e south OF here AZ ''''
.,oov lac, night wrecking a number OF cars ana
,n,uy,ng seven men. five OF them mall agents
George Swan. mall agent. was fatally huf'
I,nIted States deputy marshal who was r(dfng ne
100, the mai, ana express cars. was alsp quitr
snmrions.v injured The engine OF the express ram
which was running at fast rate OF speed s,'u ih
~ unIng between two empty cOai cars ~ lne
tne es.,,r The engine badly wrecked. the zen
der. baggage postal and express cars dhrh,d p a'i
~ ~ az coach and chair car deraEed. Inc fll-
M m coaches remained on the tracks intact row
me accident occurred no one can te, pns me
III. MA ,hst some one was crimnaly careess. ne
c,nnsr saws he made the stop at the crostIhs
e e,t could not the light at the sgnai io%,r an
Duf Su.sng Dlacei there to insure him siiFiN III
tn s,nr There are switches at this crossing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

flcoro rv % tsp.ci1D l. ne I'D story IN "h''t
,av lover pics. September opened ~ '''s '"n'S s''l
,..,.., "a. and ~. cents closed If IN" lTrior'
1.hore W. .ohing new There simply m" old S o."
,-- ruagonr. the large movement ~ new "h'n' ""''
Cables lack 81 export demand. small speculation ana 81"
,.ressin ia outside markets. The fcllns VAS ch'j b'
rooei,ing and elevator concerns against country p'
cl~.es There was noteworthy buyiug. some pr''""
win. concerns however took good des OF "r"' III On
nuts The only bull circumstance VAS the cienrhhoeS
about so bushels. - 80. ,,,o,
rrt,cs the lowest ever made on 'iiH mar
,,.t rAs cents wheat. The cash sales h'i
bushels charters being maze
bushels Corn opened raih'r weak -" s|l'''
West At the ciore u ehoN'd auhS'
,o,ulee RECOVERY September opened OF +l. sold be
,vo.n 4lt. and 42A. ana closed AT as certr nc cS
we're l72 the cst for fnnrdsy was ~ Athousn
,,u, ev, uoriion Of belt has had showers u
AZ argucd that such long ana sever" hrou' thr
corn lelt needs general storm rather thar tho"eth
SINNERS continue builish th" old crop deliveries
inclden, jump OF o cents III ne july
Ntil~ covering, not over -ovo
ush.lS Julv solo from 30 and closed ~ ~ cents
seu,ernhor kept within "a range Of cents s"I'ns IRON,
~ TO 2Ts. and closing At I'm cents H'copts were W.
cars. he estimate for SATURDAY,. W
prnylsions little cnsier one ~ the packing con
c.rns ttftng out line Of shorts taken in when
,hc strike was on the close pork show"d loss IRON
r1ur.dnv nj 10 cents lard and ribs. loss OF 70 10 "a
~ 40 hogs. prices were 10 ~ Genus
lo,,.r. fle estimate saturday lGoW Inc pro
fossnnal opinion provisions continues rhtNf bulsh
ON breaks ON the curb puts On september wheN were
,4s cents calls 63h Puts on September corn were
AZ GEMS, calls. 42% cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Julv 2O-Cotton nominal; middilng, CSC:
low mddng 0-iGc; good ordinary. DC ~ ana kros'
ets lG2 laef sales. l2i bales all splhhtIs, stock
7tTl bales W~eslyNet and gross receipts "a bhier
exports coastwise 722 bales: saes, 2' bales spnne'S
2i3 baes. ,,,,, - go,
Norfolk July 20 Cotton quiet mddng &c low
nnildloy a-lGc, good ordinary. 1'sc net ana gross
,cccuis 81 bales: exports. coastwse - bales sales, ~
bales stock 712i bales Weekly Sei and sros, recri-
~; bales exports. coaswisc. 231J ba.es sales, liO
bales.
j-lGc. middilng 1916 low middlng. ?.l0r, e"ph
ordinary BIC: net and kIoss receipt - m.rsi et
norris coastw!se 80 bales sales, Loo bales stock c"r
rccieD Is 900 bales. Wecky-Nci receipts. ~ bs;er
gross. 33 bales. exports cons'"s' wv D""'' 'a''
500 bales. ,,,, g.
low mdllinr Gisc good ord mary, G.c. net ana gross
receipts bales. exports coasivs" 10 bales. sales
bales stock q 2,J bales Weekly Net and gross re-
csips T25 bales exports coastwise, |23J bales tn's
bHies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

TO fair 7s@sNc do small size fancy $685. 90 Con- CON:
do choice colored 5Q54c common to prime 4h@4sc;
full skins. lisa2c.
rGGsA continued good demand for the better s,aae.
vance But stock largely defective and improvement
per dozen isc State and Pennsylana ito Western ,s
ps CASE i' a 81 s DO TO seconds Dr s.
Snet and i fs SUCH ''f he rs
ana a fsi po or sss Pss shade
and showing wide range OF quality ana sa" si
S %s only iSs1 wh %ansa Strictly aaa
shade easier Backberes steady for ianGy or uu'
RasSsT.s Na,EmsODs Of fancy Isa
s, p. but srm s Ws ocs sac
Do .ads SOUR 81 sssss " 70
cn Per rs Ms go ~ Se
cara s'nsF' bslawars per b. $oSa Ms Early sS
at ,Ts: biacSberrcs Sa SuceseTrics faoc
ss r' %a.S@rOns per per ' Sb ccGss 90
DRIED FRuIrsBeyona the fact that new blackbsrriss
sample at 2s the,e is nothing new oa ns s'Ss asae ssr:
We quote Apples eysporoted fancy per ~ ssifse 40
i%@sc c 70 and skins: Iaic peaches syspos
a DaC 1H o ds sG" rsspS Ssrs apose
i5aI6c cherries ai4c aprcots' i4@icc prunes as to
vices generally favorable at home and abroad We quote:
nss s S.c % GOOD Ss. to Ssmi e:
do prime. l0iiQiiac do common to fair. sa9c
POtyITRY-AIIvE-On In BY freight since
steady; spring chickens shade nrmsr
not quotaby advanced Other kinds generally STEADY
and unchanged quote: Spring chickens. small 10
n. 120l4c; fowls. I.Ml2c; old rooster &C;
turkeys 9qOc ducks pair 5os5c geese eocasi -;
pgeons 2Od30c ...DRESSED-Scarcey any fresh re-
cepts OF Western to-day; these have been cleaned up
closely strong prices. A few lots may have been
strained shade above quotations but there Is hardly
enough fairly establish advance Philadel-
phIa chickens and Long Island and Eastern rlng ducks
We quote: Turkeys. 10, lnsc; fowls,
1910; cocks 047c; spring chickens Philadelphia. no
&c: dry picked. i4alsc; do scaded lodlso;
spring Western. 6B0c do Long Island and West
ern Isc Eastern geese l2Giosc; squads. per dozen.
81 25as2 Is
HAY AND STRAw-S,rictly prime hay shade hrmer;
other grades unchanged We quote: Hay. No /. per 100
~ $4,000. do No 10 No 60as0c. do shipping SOC:
do trash 20a30c: do clover mixed JOndpc rye straw.
long, 50aG5c: do short. and oct straw. 40g45c.
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-Ligh, receipts Of po-
to-day and slight advance In prices Red sweets
hrmer; good yellow in fair demand Onions dull ana
barely steady Cabbages steady. Peas weaker Beans
steady Greco hrm for choice large but small dun,
Tomatoer easier. Cucumbers in less supply and lower
81 5oasi 70; do Southern, 81 25as q sweet poiatoe.
yellow No l. 81 5ONs4 80; do red. No l. 81 50ds3; do
No . siQsi 20; onions Maryland and Virginia. per Dbl.
81 5OS 10 do basket. T5gs7c: % Orange County.
per Dbl slgsl 10; cabbages per 100 sass 50 beets,
rer 100 punches. sasi -: peas bag. 81 5oasl IS;
string beans. siasi 25 cucumbers. Long Island per
700 81 10 Jersey per ha:fbbl basket T5c do Virginia.
81 :0t$2 25 do South Jersey 81 2as1 J0 do Maryland.
per sGs 50 do Virginia s5cqsl 30; green corn,
per 100 jOcsl So SQUASH per bio. i5clssl eggpants.
Southern, per bbl, $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July %. 1894
prANs AID pFAS-Dornes,ic marrows medium h,u pi
beans are practically out of stock mere, anu Few white
that there very Jew IN 'n i1,,le wanted Turtle
~ ,o,ns hovr no inquiry present yellow eye "" ".
stn'l l.ed kidney quiet but h'd VIZ n's 20 sxno,sr
i"frls nisn,y but very dull Foreign marrow duIl
quality Of remaining stock below , nor,es,ic mar
moderate request and steady ., SO do pes 81 "
40 White kidney so s50s2 ~; do red kidney , ~ &
ca,o[ns O rSn ~ 81 t 80 sT do foreign pea
49, I" ~, gfs.n peas bbls 0I; do bags u o2's;
do scotch. 81 i7'sQsl 20 u.., =. -. >.
~ .t 40 d,rcuit TO ind full supply and hold
,s ,re generally asking isc for H. ihnt pre- var.
yet as the dsa" he s.talnea Therc is con
,llernblr stock slightly shading eN. ya-.t ys,r.,s
sI1 gboyc iTnlTec. but Is NOT misrh's ,,h
,,e cher srndes OF creamery dull state aaiy '"Ss
,,, ~, Inn 80 scarce that prices can hardly De
h,seI upon actual business Ima,l ~ Ia
~ n,,ser n here Factory steady. rhers nus heey some
sr nSnr INJURY Tor i:c quality Moderate inquiry
from trade Extra Gas,y nv ne'h h,Ssp We ouos
pV", state pennsylvania Western extra. per 10.
iirdrisc do fr-ts i60i7c; do seconds. lshgiosc' aS
, do seconds to nrs,s. i4GI6sc: do Welsh tubs nc
onGs 10 nrsts i4gi6c dairy tubs thirds ltqiss I'M.
,~arn dairy nrsts itc DO thirds TO srrondS i0Gl2c.
f,.orv nrkns l3ni4c: do tubs nrsts 10 extras, i2p
istsc. do thirds seconds. ob9liisc
CONGRATULATIONS accepting the situation and
i,n@ their large lots at prices exporters
sna there will fair clearance. Fancy full
ar. making &c. nothing more unless under special con,
Viii mostly be carried but few have been bought
NJ Que I,bts shading fancy little are quoabe at SAC
s grim" e r. 4 oc ts but there
lots selling below that price Part skins carried over
"ie eream large size white coored fancy. &c; do
choice ssds7.c do good to prime. Ssds,se; do common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now JuIN 70, TN'F
COTTON Tho co,on market dull and lower to-day.
prices easily responding early 10 the be1rlsh news
and the apaih-c trading During the balance ~ the cay
there little movement to prices, ana ohly
small trade. The cl1se quiet ana steady VIVA
August q bid range August GSj06.NS Total sales
we're 30 go bales 4 partial Gath decline IN Liverpool
and Indifferent spot demand abroad CAV" heavy ton"
the opening prices sovy working III more IN the
absence II demand than any activity IN selling Inc
inquiry spot moderate. both At home ana
evidenced the sea ~ spot cotton at Liver
pool days past. while the HON" spinning demand
Is Of small proportions ana offerings Increasingly
liberal The volume 81 local speculation H. limited hl me
narrowness - market and outside speculation - AZ
mos, corpIete, NJ n standstll Fea- o the movement
ol To- be IN" depressing lh'u'n -
NJ situation coupled with the talk II short lime
abroal ana with not yer, trade situations II
home predictions regarding the crop show practically
little variation big u pvr'1 bales being h"ld
10 before eyes of the bulls possibility Toy IN,
frop This coming the narrow MARKET devoid ~
ejaculation trade situations uniaVpahle botn at homr and
abroad dscourag@s me hull side. neferth"less me TACT
y within g." points OF the lowest
figures touched bsur- the war reduces the hfs"-s
iv.nrs. II the bear position.
Opcllns range .Lisc to-day anl closing bhds uic
pfybt and Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

Marie. ccsrl quie, ami steady a. poin's nrt H'c,e
r,rtar~d With 5.s'efiay's dosing prices
u,til@s - Total fnles. 5'ib tal'- NrN ~ ~,
.,f., today night nfcialN Tevtt~", o'
nm, bal.- sumptoa. 600 salcT lv.". w. 80,
su,, market -'raay. mIIlng upan'~ j ~.
which H. i-lGr lower, c'n'i"i .i "a
IA, s.sinx Kew York gross fec-lit- D.,
t.fts CON, nen'. $40 bales. Forwarded 80 49,
! i.I b.i~ spnr~rs 0r bales. stock. l%'N Da' All,
1o,,i ne. port receipts to-day. LAS Onle- mus
,...4 taii b.l.s Exports today continent -'.'
ifr,r,,.., cable spot cotton dull. -airs 49, ~,
.,.,',,l,on and .rpor ~ ha"s Afnerlca wa u
80 .,t,t. s0sD i,!.- midlHg upland, . l'-'ss' Vs.,
...nit PARTIALLY CtI decline -'' -
ally might prices lh'f '' ,..,
,,yI.i g-I. september. bob. 7"i' ~
10, S,,.~ll,er ai6 49,, NINeini" ~
-, ,,-.,i..f January 2i-, January -f"h uad, -"
~, - bri.r, NAH sea- t. sGi, March S'ii '"-",
mi unr h1ua~,l 'l' rs ll.
r,f,rr IN. market Ire-'u'~d n' l'"''''T - -,
- ,.v0ul extreme luness Prices WIZ "',N -,
D. d.. tnv tsit some strength ~as 1eNfHpr4 j." ~
''..f..y. IN. mufh~' was weak ''""' ~.
49, ,,f-tf. the ra's = ~NchHtr" wa l''' -
A., ~ -...,.ts 600 lse- rieafantf- tnr ih' h'
-. 80. ,f.ct ~ ito. lo>.N'" hlt' S'' 80
49, 90 inactive. receipts II ~" iaS' $50 ,..,.
-, l,,- CLEARED from Rio %" ste'm''7 ,.',.n
go -, 90 t,g- ma santos ll'lp~ln 49,
49, =. ff,trfrrs 4lltlfiun- l..l'nr4 - llt. - "a
80 f.i, =, me-. Auxlrf - - p'Ts >"i'F -. 49,.
~ 49,. n - tfg-. November. q" q" Xxx 49,,
49, -. ~, .DD isgs with ciYa'ss prices wv -
49,. fur - frn1s- August. - IRAN ~ 80.
-, o. f~,n.. D,'otfr - ~ ffnnc-. Tia" lint.
~ -....rt. ,l.--l stem. 80 unrhnnsrl Iil''N '' F
,I,- sale. ~.rv 81. 10 basr as i'i''"S' az,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
"oFCL PLIGHT or A COxEY ARMY.

e!oney' Neb.. July 2O-The members Of thf
hs,. eoh'ingent OF the coxey army" who are
,yraos ''sf arrest. are exposed 10 an epidemic Of
i,,s FEVER. The symptoms are Already mani
0, aaa there are at leas: three wel-denned cases
soa,a,''y' caused By their presen, food and sur
q ma..ss'' The men have been confined more than
. aeco Aeon 10 small! building hardly large enough
The pri.nmooate one-haf their number Many Of
hoct ~Sinsts are competed TO s.eep on the bare
EVEN mn,r,, - oyerrun with yermin' The sich call
before ths Hs Drngs from twenty-five 10 Nifty
utmost ca uoctor The hospta Is taxed 10 It's
forty ur Slpseity The men are guarded by about
ns prisonssru states deputy -narsha;s. who allow
s.ons hair a. nc . outdoor exercise excep; occa-
6f Spr;nsn. IN ne creek The men were arrested at
0ls pen ~ snsb; on June is. and were herded in
9oaied y MN lot TWO weeks before trial was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 2O-Flour steady: unchanged: sales.
400 thls. Wheat dull and No : red spot the
month ana August 3+7s9o5c: September a2ssd1o"c;
steamer No red. sc milling. sample 36hoc stock;
105 4G bush sales 10000 bush Corn dull mixed spot ana
month. 47itc asked: Southern BY sample oofa%c do on
grade aa.c bid; stock. 1872 2s6 bush Oats inactive ana
lower; No > white Western. 49a3oc: No ? mixed 4ie;
%93! bush Hay steady. 1916 Grain freiGhs steady
an inactive. Cotton steady: middng iasc Provisions
firm pork Sl4 Is: bulk shoulders. &c; short rib
sides. Sisc clear sides Size cured shoulders We
hams small l+i.c large l31sc. lard SHr huiter lair'
creamery i9c. ade fancv l4c store packed ioalo'sc
unchanged.
Boston. July 2o-Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady. oats dul and easy Shsrs steady Provisions
quiet. Iutter quiet and steady Northern creamery lsa
lHc Western lIi.d iSIc Cheese firm; best Northern 10
ai.c E2Gs quiri but steady
buffalo July co.-sprng wheat Demand light: sales
1000 bush No hard. G5a.c spot; 5000 bush DO. Z,
GSizc 1900 bush No Northern do. G2sc: 5000 bush
Chicago No l Northern. to arrive. UAso Closing; NO
hard spot. G5i.c do +. 6'isc. No l Northern spot
G3Lc DO C 1 T. G2sc. Winter wheat weak sales. 100
6s,c No extra white 57'1c asked. Corn quiet; No 2
yellow. 41c No yellow, scarce. 40: No
corn weak. f5f4T<0c in No yellow. sc; No =
corn 47c. No g. 46c truck. Oats lower; sales car
40 white ~. : No white. ioifc, cars 20
white 43c on track: 5000 bush No white. sc: 1pD
asked In store. Flour dull unchanged MIL feed ntmer
coarse winter bran. bulk. $i4 10 medium do. ~ 90
wheat shipments sii coarse spring bran Sl' 30
medium do s3 -: spring shipments sl". me white
feed $i54SiS %: medium DO. SE fine spring sii ""
mixed fed IL fe-1 $lf - Canal fr~Ehs steady
wheat. ave. corn &c 10 New York
Chicago July 2n.-Thc leading futures ranged az fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 20.-34j p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dun at 6ss 3D. prime mess. dun at sos Pork-Prims
Western fine steady 70 do. medium steady at
60s. JIsmsShor about II to ~ ID steady at SIS
BacGltumberand about % TO 30 10. dull at iOs;
- 70. duh 39s; long clear mddes.
about ~ 10. dull 37s long and short clear mddes
h. dull 36 ShoiIldersAbout II 10 IL 10 dull
at 9Gs Cheese white and colored. firm
o, 45s Cd Tallow-Prune city dull AZ 25s Cd Cotton.
seed OIL Liverpool rennsl dun at Dos 81 Spirits OF
turpentine steady at Dps 3D. Rosn-common steady at
IS Ti.d Lard-Spot dull "A 3js Cd. Wheat-No req
winter duh at T. Cd: No spring dull at Is lOd Flour
st, Louis fancy winter duh at 5s Cd Corn Mixed
Western spot dull Id July dull at IS lOid August
dun at Is 10isd. September dull at IS 9.d. Hops ~
tondon-Paclfc Coast duh at 70 Jsgfi 5s
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rvrpcysrS AT MOUNT GRETNA.

uount Gretna. Penn July % tspeciap-There was
an interesting programme a, "e s
- the Pennsylvania Germans VINO came
,a.,n al sections OF the state The Executive Com
from al -, chancellor Hark's cottage and elected
nrs, new members to the society one life mem,
Der an" Vas fixed for October 2, Mt
the annusiI IN The afternoon Professor A. haer
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Ionton July oO-There offered AZ the wool sales
to-day 800 bales which OF quality The at
tendance good. and the competition was active
Home dealers bought most cossbreds. while buyers
for the Continent favored ernos Following are the
sales greasy IN detail: .
New south Wales-I 200 bales; greasy, 4x1od.
Victoria--i. 200 lnies. greasy. 4.g0'td
South Australia 400 bales. greasy, 1850.
West Australis-cO0 bales greasy, ft1id.
Tasmania 100 bales; greasy Iiand
-Zeaiand-fooO bales; greasy. oglo,5d a., ,,,,
a sale Of skins held In Mncng Lane to-day mar
Of INC offerings There good attendance
and n fair Lone wooll"i declined " and medium
short / arfhipg Australian In good demand ana
were mostly sold par June was occasionally y tn
farthing dearer
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lectured on Pennsylvania Germans; Harry Houck.
OF the State Board of Public Schools also MADE an
address and spoke OF the traits OF character to be
found in the Dutch OF Pennsylvania The afternoon
programme closed with an address In German
by +. j. +. Schantz.
In Chautauqua Hal superintendent H. o; foose.
of HARRISBURG delivered interesting talk upon
The Teachers Personal Power" This evening the
Mohawk Indian poetess gave entertainment or
reading illustrative OF the Indian character Inc
class lectures went as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

and private terms II alleged that rs 42c was
received for OF the bush No white sold
~ 4oc, and 10000 bush track white sold 4ln5ic.
MALT-Market nominal; ungraded Western CSlrSDc two
rowed State. I2g75c; six-rowed. s2as5c
We give for comparison the closns prices pre-.
eous day anu TOT the Corresponding date last
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WALL SITS LIFE BENUMBED.
,rpREssrNG EFFECT OF THE TARIFF
DEADLOCK.

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" rrprArSrY-BRAzEN CONFIDENCE OF THE
s,cAR TRrsT-BusINEss AND SPEC
,r,o> WAITING on WASHING