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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY TWELVE PAGES

heifes s3@sS 5c bulls and stays Sole $50
bologna cows STSl2 fresh and sprnsers sV9sfo'
Uogs-Receipts light; opened and shade higher
bu closed weak philadelphia 81 SoaSf Vo best iorH
crs s. s0GSt So common fair workers. - 'ogSs 90,
pigs 81 jOd$l "a, good heavy sows. S4GSi o sag - ~
rough sows SO SheepReceipts light demand lgns'
market UNCHANGED prices extra ~ w . :" ~ '
50 30S3 20. fair 4OGS3 5CcuSl %; yeirilh
81 S0$4 10: lambs SS 30$5 20 veal calves - oogso'
heavy and thin calves - 2orS3 =" . ,.,. u...,,,s
Union stock Yards Chicago. June G-Catte-hecs -
1900 head strong. Comoa TO- extra steers 81 ~
G$j stockcrs feeders &" ,3aS 80 COWS an no, IeS
81 5GQS IS calves S21s4 &C. Hogs-Receips 100 neal
The market was Irregular. Light were easier othe'
grades were 1rn Heavy 81 G5QSt -; comm2n to cn%Se
mixed GOHS4 So choice assorted 81 t0psl w iBh,
s. COZ &, ~ pigs stQSl o. Sheep-Iecepts 1900 head;
market weak choice 81 25aSi 30 lambs y %
as. 49, so, -, >o,,v.
ST. Louis juno G-CatticReceips io5i head N1 ,,
cattle market was active and buoyant strong cohpeton
between buyers advanced prices lo1lIc ana local del
WIS only partially supplied. Texas cattle was also Strong
and active with prices fully higher Native steers
50 tOdS4 10: cows So % Texas steers. - 2'GSf llog
Receipts head. Market opened easier; a rev kn0i
heavy sold 81 75 and good light at 81 pHSi 90 Inc
sales at 81 jjQsi 90. whch Is &c lower
than yesterday Common light and roush s mAed 9u
brought light and pigs. s3 l0p>f o.
sheep Receipts 1851 head. Market dull and &c lower
81 30 native. 81 20. stockers 81 JoaSl 90 ia"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07

TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Wy X. u.
COTTON-The not advance contracts Tor me cay va
po,ns Then cane a sharp rally which carried III
10 80 AGAINST 1l9 the opening. Whch was az 30
Lowest Tice the market closing with August AT -'@
apd Tho lone steady Total sales for the Gay WtiS
300 baes The market dominated very @'s0.' -
49,, - il4l.e,. "i4lc.1
seie-s a, iCld advance aiterward ensed OH couple
T'ro-- 1'i w -.
ouenv advanced points. and closed WIN nel ~
~ 9G4d sales II spot cotton al Liverpool were lV"p
(sovernl-lt weather issued o-oaN was
Shorts 70 cover and their free buyng was m&I'Ili
be,n 10 the advance The local bulls DID all teY CUu
-, IN " iii'' f'''
an unfavUrable week cotton crop easy OF me aus
ana The crop was reported doing well but from me
other cotton growing states complaints OF coo hss a
ar, weather indicated poor prosper iT ne S'o","S
cron SYNOPSIS Of report shows iN2i IN ItNNa Co,
e. we'll worked and DONG we'll In Mississippi me wea''s
;s ronorea ms benr cold since June J. che KING 'e
ana cotton IS good though growth was retarded some 10y
cool nights ard lc have anpeaic- Geile4dl warm ,,,S
In Arkansas cotton Is about ~ n StiuStu'
In Tennessee cold weather has seriously inlfei colon
II is thought that THE Chronicle viii issue an a'iie
rsor+ to-ro-rov rrcrnnC which will exceed that given
nv the Bureau month The Agricultural '.if
ul issue the regular monthly report a. II o'clock IN
Saturday ard the trade expects that VIII make poor
showing The receipts at the poits are lEh sl.Mls
olr 81 bales for the day against 1870 bales ast Week
.65 bales last year Receipts Houston were 243 bales
against CO bales week. sos bales last year Ne"S
at Nemphis co bales. against ~ phles lasl WetN,
AZ bales last year Receipts at 81 Louis ~ bales against
o. haies last week bales last shipments al hous
TOW S53 bales at NJ uph,s 1sl bales; at II LOUIS ot>
bales The Southern spot markets were GeneIav hril
Memphis st Louis Savannah and Norfolk show
ing an advance Of lice -. ,o,z- ia. ~.
Opening range cios= today and closing bios INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York June G.. 1894.
nrANs b AXD soS s% Medam D very & me-
nand and pea are 20 du thai Tece's,s are Tor
beans moving slowly tho feeling Is easy Green peas
9as q1olS Be1 ans a a's 81 Go white
R RSi Z s. s6s2 sO DO red Edn 4ogs2 DO turtle
so1P u sSGS 50 c S TO- do foreign marrow 50 go
So 90 do foreign medium. 81 5oas CO. % foreign pea
S Ss DO Is sco EIsea 81 ? S Dds '''
DuTTERA strong speculative I'VE ecen' on cane on nea ,S
ali grades with quite feeling al the close kar
'hf 6 GAY he SsS bidding under the call on Chance
turned values upward and since then me business nag
in the Improvement. and there is better sale for useful
S's of iS e s airS arrivals Of cpoy are quickly
ana the market shows an exceedingly hrn tone We
Der H. TIC: 1870 l6i4c do seconds, 4Qi5c
do thirds sai4e STATE da na nkn ' Ws. H 5s
seconds frss 1896: dairy tubs. thirds l2ql2sc
,1n Wsstern dairy ioai3c factory extras l2!QI2Ne
seconds johgi2c: do thirds. 8gl0c old butter
ciEEsErhere was lisht demand , FOR large size fun
cheese and the feeling was li,ile snse,ed but
hurry al the orders for Saturdays boats believing
only moderate demand from home trade and oc begins
10 look for round lots Part skins about 'sc
Liverpool cable 5os The Paris
1907 boxes cheese to-day i is reported that
day she had TO- 900 boxes cheese We quote
State full large; colored fancy, per H. o%agAe
ssGs7.c' do common 70 fair 1sQSAe; d.
small ste s iansY swer and 20 os%ego coun chos
Sc: DO common prime 5T7izc; do Chenangocs choice
ozSSS sti run lighter than last week and
best sections indicate moderate supplies In
show further slight We quote Jersey doz
i4aI5c: state and Pennsylvania l3aitc Western good
FRUITs-FREsH-Fanc strawberries hold steady but
Gscnm snS in is. supply bu, shade
Choice large gooseberres steady put small ana common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. June GFlour dull. unchanged: sales eoi
hhs. Wheat strong. No red spot and June ST. ~
July .Nlkd5Sic. August. J9isHJJAc, S"am". no req,
54N05iisc. milling wheat by sample J6u3sc' stock, 1'o
bush: sales 2i.OOO bush Corn nactiv" ana Wm"i;
mixed spot and June lJc asked! July. itsc bd steamer
mixed. i2'.c bid southern corn by sample 4'Nf.'sc' 90
grade &c, stock Ii293S bush. oats strong ana
higher: No . white Western i7nisc: No > mixed DO.
"a lGc. stock 36Gl5 bush Rye dull No ?. 3J13Jc;
stock. 7.1>5 bush. Hay steady unchanged Coffee dul.
No :. 1ji4Gljssc Other articles unchanged
Boston June Flour quiet. but steady. Corn scarce
and irmer oats scarce and higher. shorts quiet Pro-
steady. Butter steady and unchanged Cheese
quiet; best Northern, 0'sGl0c: Western. 9g9'sc Egss
nrner. buf quiet.
Buffalo June G-Spslng wheat limits unsettled; no de-
mand Tor either spot r. closing NJ / hard spot
G7i.aG7kc: No Northern. G6i.NGGsc: No hard. T.
Ni.N6Gisc. 40 ] Northern. N'.Tb5isc Winter wheai
higher. dun. 40 closed No white &c. No
extra white. Coz asked. Corn scarce higher; demand
Light No yellow on track. 4NsIijc. no 3 yellow 80.
NJ corn sc. No 3 corn I2isc 40 yellow store 4lc.
No , yellow i3sc. 10 corn 81. 3 corn oats
very scarce. p higher: ~ white &c NJ white 41c
white i5isc No mixed. 45c. clipped white. 40.
sample white. i6sc. Rye higher. 40 ? SIC In stor"
Flour quiet. steady. NIL feed dull unchanged Canal
freigl's steady. wheat &c; - 90 Ne@-York.
Chicago June q The leading futures ranged rs fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07

TAIs-1RON- Dealings In Jig ron conunHI' o.d
,,e~r1irg the strike although prices are i'.I a., IT,,
,, AMI con ,cssons dinicu!t to obtain GA mn i ~,
moderately active demand Win rIl T Iron Storas,
Com,any's hands IS -, 500 tns &los,'..s a. s,i 5s't
5; dvana; No X, foundry Sll 75G$2 -: So soi,
SiIGSil -: scotch $40 800 So 81 i',.sn S'r sct
'oI;PER~Thcrc IS very little local feature ~ a.
late Notwithstanding the report, 81 LEAD
There was steady today With ne s'.' - e. n
." ;TI2-A somewhat steadicr tone pr'yaN~i p,'uy
due the hrmer mSI&s' abroad o." ,,iieicss rnar,e,
ssiiboyrb ll,tlc better was exhibited ana p'''''
h9MtT05TIaAssEs AND sYRUrs- There s continued fra-
ness On the part * holders q really d"s'r'p'" 81 ,
s' d nna on The other hand ths lower grades az
somewhat negectet and nors or less ,nnr 70 Common
Io|.le: fair 20 prime IGgl 100. choice; - - on H.,
iic iar to good 2je2>c: prime to choice 2snc nT
nary lcglac' fair TO s''o' l'V''0' ''''''
%HTAL STORES stock Rosin 1900 n1s: ,alsGn'ine
liza hbs; Tar lG3 S.. Ihr'r Is INC. long
as quoted or a, $o%4s9,c Ko'in is still "'i'S "''
az" oil is ard prices are en,lroy
nominal Lard and lnseei oils are selling IN a ''1'
prime crude bbis nominal here prime crude loo.c'
- &c: o., crule inv sii.l Sc prime summer white
a6d37c: oil. 3oc lard Of. 5Nlfon. lHs.'n ., an,
lean, raw 52c. American boiled. 5oo Calcutta raw
OCEAN rREIoTsT9s market f9 scrs f,ef issr IS
TO Liverpool loads grain. 10. =" iass g. 95 e.
to LONDON Ioaa s Ias' io. -, Anive-, lad grain
IONS hea! i,s.rt,n1 load grain p. 20
isst enei as 4" 80 tocrn los We quote Liverpool.
S.i,,ya, "a ,etcd. Bristol I'D. Iuli.
= ,rb ia Xexcastle "a asked. Antwerp. MONT
It3l' tIo-,,rg o9i. nfrs cotton
4a' "a petroleum
fof .d1'oe Gl CHARTERS
~ O"lt'I ds,tav,d a degree more y vitality
Inc sehsra r,,h fo,eyer no lmprrvencrt
as 70 rates Charters follow: Spanish steamer 80 tons
phosphate from Charleston ara g2 i i dss.
Liverpool private terms snip 49,, r. T., .',n
New-York 20 Hong Kong I'e, or i,np,t.fnte
bark go" bis en- ~ Itri',sb sep v'eat san
70 Naples, - Ii2i ana IT, a., - r~,,- lark
Francisco to CoTS' i0r or'l ~ T., POI Eizaicth
S26 tons. general 'aIE, -, ,,, ,+it. 1851
option or "a s"'rip I'. r,. -. ~, cast I.rr-
las 90; l'rlSn snip. G.ais - for, = H. ~ east
land. ;sS, h'i, , si't ,ot ~ IAN lin, o- 81 ,e
las. aqs a. ur,sh l1rk general cargo.
New-Nork 70 TWO lHftS N ~ q, -, tr,cari -. ~
schooner general 'his - ~ -, -. e. 80 and
bti; BARK asrhAiinm Ia b''a 9 40 ilc ~ - Thonas
discharged schooner lInDeI !'cN' - -, 81 .7f-
81 schooner lumber Cnari's S o. "a a. a nnmi.r
schooner lumber. lar.n 10 Sew l"In - -, a..
Of schooners from local coal p'E's '-'" i.,td.
ton. Coo 20 Bang zoe t. I'uclspi o. -. iii,,f,x
ford and Passport. ''c - salein ara ~ i a. tho
PROvlSlONsThc market wa ICY Iu c,sh 1r're'v
future line at the West. hui sieaGr1 "I..S t,.I
showed nrm undertonr WIN n, ni,, 20 AZ Sile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
l nsVSS ana cios- today and closing bids tho

Market closed quiet steady at 5q6 points advance
rs compared with Yesterdays closing prices transient
bic notices. 725. Total sales lo3o bales New 81 n
spot to-day and last night as ohcaly reporter Fo
consumption 5S3 bales: total 5S3 bales spot market hi
rniddlngs upands 7sc middling Gulf 1Nc which Is un
gross receipts 34s2 bales: exports Continent t3 bales
Britain 2660 bales; forwarded lgsl bales sa!es
bales spinnes 5Sj bales stock, 2l31e3 bales Total
net port to-day. sj7 bales thus far This week
312S bales. Exports to-day: Great Britain 2Sl2 bales
Continent. 1913 bales: stock. 4iS.296 bales.
Liverpool cabeSpot cotton IN moderate demand sales
bales speculation and export 1000 bales Aner,
bales: middling. LIED Futures opened steady at d4d
advance closed very s;s,iy 2G4d advance Jenu
AIRY February 4O6b FebraryMarch. 4OIgltS June 4olb
JuneJuly 40lb: JulyAUgu1t. +0lH4o2 Augus.SeptenDe
4O24O3 September oer 4o3v: October November 4D3
6404 December 404j December January 4O1b
Marchester-Cloths steady yarns. moderate demand.
COFFED-Tho maH-i sas quiet during the morning
and fairly active in sc afternoon when free selling
OF September and HeO'Iaber ~ one prominent firm
caused OF points. Otherwise the market
Sales included 800 December exchanged for
September 10 points difference. Rio official cables
unchanged from yesterday No quoted at l4.T0O
refs: exchange unchanged at 5-l6 receipts. 1000;
cearances the United states 1000 RIO stock. 1872
1000 bags quiet l. 800 for good
At Hamburg there WAS a decline Of i4QH pfg The
close being quiet. with June quoted al 70 pig; July.
775O; August 1850: Septembe- 20; October 40 No
veruber 69.75. The Havre total sales footed 5000
bags. Prices IT. instances franc lower.
June a6 francs; July $3.50 August 9275. September.
81. 80; October. $3.50; November. $50.
Contracts, closed steady 10 10 points decline.
Sales 2l.-Jo bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07

within ebort JIG bush OF July The spot market
IN both was considerably higher At the present price or
oats the comparison with wheat Il interesting showing
as does only about 0G13c discount under the pc' u
wheat choice varieties o. cats less man lVc
discount in other words selling Tor cent ana
n hal. n pound while wheat Is only about cent u
pound. The price Of al Chicago was advanced &c
The best price the day. and AZ lf-'.c net au,ance,
81 property was strong keeping with me advance
In futures Cash oats were 1d2c higher but dull Thrift
two thovsand bush No > white sold AT &c; oo,uy 'usa
tract vhire nj iS05Oc. 900 bush track mixrl at lNc
and lCO bush No white clipped al Sc elevate 40
oats were quoted at MALT Market Nr:ner; ui-
rroso1 Western GA soc Canadian. a0Q95c sixrowed.
>5c: two owed 72GT5c. BARLEf-Maret hrIneT;
No Milwaukee 6GG87e: ungradcd Western. Gir1,c
We give for comparison the closing prices OF me pre-
vions day and The corresponding dete last year
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so,-r1rrnN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June G-Cotton steady; middling. &c: low
r,tiing lie: good ordinary. 09c. and
cclps 3aS balos sales. GAS bales; stock. 2O50s bales
Norioik June :" >, r1narv Il / ,sr. nn ana gross re-
eIs IA bales exports coastwise 53 bales. sales 1913
Sovannah June G.-cotton steady; mdding. TIC. low
,rliIng Cac, good ordinary. 6isc; net and gross
ceips 25s bales exports coust"lse LEU pies' saleS
10 bales. stock. 2i.4.2 bales ~
New orleans. June cotton hrm; good mddins
Tl0c. rndlllng Tsc low mdling, &c good ordinary
iGr net receipts i62 bales 2s2 bales exports 10
m. continent 23T5 bales. coaswse. liOj bales sales
LOO bales; stock. 1910 bales.
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81 West Forty second St: 55t Third
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At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One-hunired- and
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Brooklyn 63 Court-st: SOS Dchalbave. l.2tO
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PAY YOykERs A VISIT.
Estate of the Late
JAMES T. FURBER
FOR SALE.

The country scat 4 the late JAMES I FCRBER. -
many years General Manager 4 the Boston and Maine
Railroad system IS offered fr sale y close ne esta,e II
IS located IN Somersworh. y H.. - hhles rom poVe.
and Is pre-ennenty suited f0r the country residence
a gentleman desiring % control hrst-class stock farm
The Mansion House IS one ~ me nnest country houses
New England and contains ID richly finished roors
with ali modern Improvements. including steam hes.
on the farm ~ a foremans house ~ rooms ia,se
Uav Barn with silo a COW Barn. Stable Pigsefy hen
House Ice House etc All these buildings are eaoo,ao
and spacios new nrst-ass condition. ana ounI are!
tho most approved modern ideas with water oousns
into them an except The Hay Barn and ice house 4
Ws,e- Tank with capacity u 1900 gallons supplied
hv an Fclipse Wind NH. The farm covers ancai w
acres oue.har a which Is tage producing grea e'gs
~ HAY and the other half pasiurags ana WOODLAND A.!
one desiring further particulars ~ personal hsVS
~ the property may address the Aamlnstratof 'on'
- poor az Essex 81. Lawrence. Mass.
nm, Auction Tuesday June 18th. 1894 !
\ 'ct-.L +, m A. Astoria Assembly Rooms, one are
80, double aat three vo-sory and basement co.ase
Nos 3g6 .OO 4O2 +0+ Hopkns-aNe.' an np'0'VN'e"S
,rntnutes rorn ferry inspection invited
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Sab r. s G TO r o2os. Mosr mrs s' a.
Bal John c ana VIE 20 H,xanGnravn 5000
IIressant Fanny To- Peter Aiken. 5Ith-st s. oo,o
n GSs g JAM to cy Savings Bank o,
Tirooklyn. i4th-st. :. 1885 It Of Avenue b. on,o
clinton. ilsnfy and viz. to I'nion, TVS, G.?
New YORK. +th-aye $. 13l # OF Ssth-s'' N noo
C6 5Tn,S I,otrc r to Port Morris Land Improve
men, Go. l9ad-st. $. ~ IT OF willow-ave ,eso
cStt yr'FJ JOHN ami wife ct al to George Hubert a..
900 East lstns 20 , secure TS5s' 20, ncurablcs
7othrst 3 So4 and sio IT OF ist-ave. ? % ooo
p %' PtnsS NARY to Martha Rye lie
map "a y Fox estate sam mqs'hs oa,c soh.s
pu Bots It's, Ffsnx - - ION avS 10000
Dmon Daniel O. ana we to Elmer pI,ce yeor, 600
rrcEs' Emma to stephen il Van SosTand. 1000
FS Sna an SIT@ %"" T'' Of 10th
French rel George george winam clarence Martin ,mo
Gam. william and wife to Metrop0nn LATE In,
S9amsus ave- ana o''F' i5a 600
CEN Y'I Adam to Matthias schlase,cr Amsterdam 900
ave. 80 It Of G7th.st year ..,i iaooo
Jewctt and another. executors 33d-st. = e5 mn
un,ncs 81 aad Wife to F Tranor ct AL
trustees Alexander-ave. ; " corner OF southern ,..
Hermann. Charles to jasias l. buiiiey al
ecutors. stnntonst. W corner of Norfok-st. ooo,o
Johnson George. ana vie to Arthur J Ridley. ..
Ja SS'% Winom Daniel carroll Jane-st. oOoo
s. 553 IT Of Hudson-st years............ 1000
Weinberg. Max. 70 Barnet Klenhe-g Potter 40
Place. o 3Dl.4 II . OF Anthony-aye. years. 600
Livingston. John w. and Wife 70 the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Y.
lst-ave. and lOst-at. ycar................. 10000
Lcrkowitz. Max |. ct al 70 Jacob Klingenstein,
Sth-avc corner lGth-st, demand ........... 1900
Iaue Charles. Arthur J Ridley s3d-st.
l25 n Park-ave. ycar................... 5000
Iowensteln Louis and wife 20 Anna NJ West.
executors etc. Macomb's Dam Road. 4os It
Of Goble Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
LANCER, Samuel wife Morris Berger
corner Rutgers Place and Cnton-st months. 1000
Lyons Timothy. and wife 20 Alice ID Weeks,
l23ds Of 2d-ave. Neutrality-suspicious.. 10000
Meier. Charles. Samuel Kempner and another.
i3th-st W Of Avenue A. | month. ......... 10000
morteagcs 5 ..',......1.1.,. 2ocoo
W Iexington-ave 500 II OF sith-st 3 years 1000
O'Dell, Mary j. TO the Emgrnnt Industrial Saw
year Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Barton. = y l3is-st 325 n Q OF shave year. 5000
guardian etc No sis 7th-ave 5 years ........ 1900
st. years ............. ''................,. 1900
pS Rcdfori.st years $1,000
Thee. Edward B and wife to Mary + Dempsey. ~
ll0th-st. : 1856 II OF Lenox-ave, demand 5000
Van Ripper, Charles. and another 20 Metropolitan
Savings Bank lot 6s. map village Morrsania- uuo
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st. instruments Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
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55.:... .:.:.. E; 81 &: &; d:
corn. 30 ?.
5 . II: ::::: 81; 81: E; g: g.; g..
oats. 50. =
4" ........" :"::=: I. * d: L. u
Mess PORK. yer bll
s ss.=s:: .. 'H !s Size i!ss l!s SIZE I.'s
Lard per loo T..
s.....: :... 60 G;;- 60 81. e. &C. s 60:
s lss .:.:::::: 81 81. sii:, SO
cash quotations verN as f'ii VS.. Flour was ste
Noted. y spring wheat 5'is colo ~ spring wheat
S-N@! y" ID 49, - c,fn ig Zine inotat
scci s. ne.. PORK per 6S l,9si ~. ard Pr
e. 80 s,s" 49, 49, . n r & ee,$5 ~. shd
dear sides ooredl s. 9asG % whsk@y dis,i.rtS M
ni,ei 5, - Standard -" s. - on the Produce
l E,SnrnSe i ,a' nl. ie md. ai5c Eggs
were arm. fr-.h northern. io- yer dozen.
caooau Jun. riosr gachanscc5 wheat ,o ' ,h az;
a.,r =, missl Sc: \. yellow ~. 80 TGl,s
a.. 81 MO co. I,->s SIC ror@ sales q
mos pork 81 ~ mny rorS si- dear famy >i3 LIN ~,
,, a, ~. Fet,le dried r.. iakcr. larl 80 leat
. e. h1 e.r . ,1 WTsKe, ,s,l Sales Il
a.,t..,., 60. sasi, = 81 10. were go ttia
ti.rau.e- june '.,"ring o. Shorts ari nl',t-@
c-.p r.f-lr's made unuslay af"ns market 'o,lAy.
frr Wheat Drrl - -1. ll-,4' yesterday
ri.arr nrurs. up .7o AMI closed 30 ~ ~ sellers;
Samples about 're fs~f'f 'nf. fh" demand
irInr moderate anI receipts lelf close 90 track =,
northern e.. ~ . .rrnr. go. ~ . hard winter %
I-.,, TIE market f..la, VS. nominal for - ~ o.
SAMPLE sfeair unchanged ltY" ia god demand 30
,. ,, i.. i.t-y Ale f.r =, q white clrn quiet
-. "a. =. -. t,r..s- ,.is v.r. qile, ami un-
'',a-.t llnir auu m former quotations. Domestic
,... 60. 81 ii, al "a 49,. n ~ Exports very dii!
l.,r - ~ ,'n 'sr,,,,,s l,'~t. = nan Ter ton
,rt.l ,ic ~ mltii'ngs d., Si2 ~. rel dogs sis -
Minnenp,iis June The bulls swrpt away oppsa''9
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-04-27
Judge Maroum.

For some time past it has been
known that many friends of Hon,
W. ". Marcum were pressing him
to enter the race for the Democrat
ic nomination for Judge Of the
Criminal Court Of Wayne county,
w. Va, and II was only few days
ago that he consented TO enter the
race.
Mr., Marcum was long a citizen
OF Louisa and we take pleasure in
saying that we know him to be a
arst class lawyer, a gentleman in
every sense of the word, anda man
who will be true to any trust placed
with him, As County and Town
Attorney he was a faithful servant
and retired with thcconidence and
good will of the people, If the
Democrats of Wayne shall see
1T to nominate Mr., Marcum
we fee safe in assuring them that
they will never have cause 10 re-
greet it, Asa Democrat his record
is clean and as Judge he would be
governed by "A ~evel head" and the
strictest sense of integrity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-04-27
Johnson County.
PAINTsvILLE.

PAINTSNILLE.
Work on the odd Fellows Hall
is being pressed rapidly.
The present term of the graded
school at this place closes Friday.
| understand the school will then
close for this school year.
Mrs. II. n. Adams and Rev. }.
W. Castle, whom we mentioned
some time ago as being very sick,
are now much improved.
G. NJ. Cooper is sick this week.
Mrs. Obrien, aged II years, died
yesterday and was buried to-day at
the family burying ground at Flat
Rock just below town.
Nelson Robinson, marshal of
Pikeville, was arrested in this coun-
ty last week, and returned to his
own county on the authority of a
dispatch stating that he destroyed
the school tax book Of the town
aud took the money and was leav-
ing the country with it. He had 4
woman with him, but she was al
lowed to go on down the river, but
we understand she was apprehend-
ed at Catlcttsburg. ~
ROCKEFELLER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-04-27
Reduced.

John johnson returned from
Frankfort Wednesday, where he
went to appear before the state
Board Of Equalization on behalf Of
Lawrence county. lie succeeded
in getting the additions made by
the Board 12 on lands and person.
al property, and 30o on town lots
taken OIL, This leaves the books
just as they were whom they came
from the hands Of the supervisors,
An addition Of 29eo had been
made to the Boyd county assess
ment, but delegation from that
county succeeded IN getting It re-
moved.