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tion of real and personal property in School District No. Two @ for the payment of interest and to create a sinking fund for payment of saiG bonds as per resolution of the board of super visors of April 30, 1892.
 The following notice was received from R. B. Burns, viz:
 WILLIAMS, Ariz., August 26, 1895. F. R. Nellis: Cannot put crossing at Third street, but can put it in half way between Second and Third streets.
 R. B. BURNS. Owing to the above notice it is hereby ordered that the county wagon road running north from Williams be changed to cross the Atlantic and Pa cific railroad half way between Second and Third streets, in the town of Williams.
 The bond of J. s. Button to build the branch county jail at Williams was approved by the chairman.
 On motion, the sheriff is hereby ordered to work all county prisoners that now are or may hereafter be con- lined in the county jail to serve sen- tenees at'least seven hours per day on such public places and at such public work as may be considred best by either the board of supervisors or the sheriff
 Board adjourned. Approved: c. II. SCHULZ,
 Chairman pro tenn. Attest; C. A. BUSH,
 Clerk.
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FLAGSTAFF should have home building and loan association. A thou sand dollars month is too much to send out of any community for the benefit of foreign corporations.
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TIE salary of the Minister to Mex leo is Sl7,5OO year, but it goes for S35,O when he is at his post. It looks like good thing until he tries to realize the difference in substantial values. The shrinkage then is fearful.
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AT the Territorial bond sale on Mon day there were three bidders. The highest offer was par value, accrued interest and 8! per cent premium. The credit of Arizona is all right when her bonds will sell at such figure.
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BRADsTREETs reports 192 failures in the United States during the week, against l95 for the preceding week, and 252, 456, 169 and 1S6 in the cor responding weeks of 1894, 1893. 1892 and 1891
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Board of Equalization.

The Territorial Board of Eouor;. tion concluded its labors last woo, The following is the assessed tax lor,. for territorial purposes:
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Weather Forecast for Arizona. SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.-Partl, cloudy. Warmer Friday.

THE age has been reached where a man who keeps his word and pays his political debts is called corruptionist and boss.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that citizens interested in the unclaimed portion of the cemetery are requested to call on N. G. Layton, Secretary of Board, or J. Guthrie Savage, Treasurer, for deeds to lots already taken.
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THE Western Union Telegraph Com pany makes about Sl ,50O,O ,OOO annually furnishing "eXact time" from its naval observatory office in Washington.
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Advertising rates given upon application Address all communications and make all remittances to c. NJ FUNSTON, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 Entered at the Flagstaff post office as sec- ond-class matter
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J. P. Goodlander the well-knowu commercial traveller was in town Tuesday.
 k. $. Burns, resident engineer of the A. & F., with headquarters at Will Hams, left Tuesday for rip to Boston.
 Mrs. Emma Gonzales, who has been living Tn Albion, N. r., for the past two years, returned to Flagstaff Tues day.
 Fred Riley is assistant cashier in the Crescent Coal Company's store at ] Gallup.
 Colin Campbell prominent stock : man of Navajo county was in town this week.
 E. J. Bevans left Sunday for Wins low, where he will lay brick on the new round house.
 T. J. Coalter, John Worries, and w. D. Powell, left Tuesday for few days duck hunting at Marshalls lake.
 Misses Irene and Helen Thomas arrived from Los Angeles Tuesday, and are visiting Mrs. A. A. Dutton.
 George H. Hunt, a prominent poli- tlclan of Gila county, spent couple of days here during the week.
 Mrs. E. F. Greenlaw and children left Monday for Los Angeles Cal. where they will spend the winter.
 w. D. Payne of the SUN force is taking vacation, and will spend few days in Los Angeles, Santa Monica and Catalina Island.
 E h. Simpson has been appointed justice of the peace of Williams pre- cinct. That precinct now has two ius- tices of the peace.
 Fred Heinlein, the supervising arch ltect of the reform school building was in town this week. He inspected the stone work and pronounced it good.
 H. s. Van Slyck and wife and H. T. | B. Metcalfe and wife returned from the Grand Canyon last night and left for Albuquerque this morning
 George R. Peck has resigned as coun- sel for the Santa Fe, and will resume the position of general counsel for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- road.
 l. N. House came up from the Tonlo Basin FridaS and left Monday for trip through the East and South. He will visit the Atlanta exposition and De away several months.
 Ii. Il. Logan and family have re- turned from Flagstaff, where for the 'ast six weeks they have been en- ( oying season of rest in one of the choicest spots on the globe. J. C. Wasson, the new principal of ur public schools arrived Saturday 1e is from Fort Scott Kansas. He is pleasant gentleman and comes well ] commented as an educator.
 The following percons were visitors the Grand Canyon of the Colorado :, his week: Lieutenant Charles MilIon nd wifi. of Fort Apache; Dr. Gordon White and J. c. McReynolds of Nash He, Tenn, Theo. Hampe and wife of Jew York City and Miss Mary Bates f San Francisco.
 J. W. Weatherford and wife and llss Flora Weatherford left for All :, lan' 1avapai county, yesterday. Miss 'eatherford will remain and teach ,ha :. 'hool at that place. Mir. and Mrs 'eatherford will return in about ten e ays. George Hoxworth has received on nj lVltatlon to attend the reunion of Co ii : elSty-hfth, and Co. c, Sixty-seventh be held at Martins Creek, on Tn. 1( mary Farm, Holmes county Ohio, of 'ptember l7. IS and l9. 1895 Mr. D oSworth was member of Co. F. and of ould like very much to spin warns l'h his old comrades in arms. .v
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WEATHER.

Below is given the highest and lowest points registered by the thermometer in Flagstaff during the month to this date:
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above date, and there were present: c. H. Schultz,
 +. R. Nellis,
 Members Board.
 c. A. Bush,
 Clerk.
 The following business was trans acted:
 On motion C. II. Schultz was elected temporary chairman during the ab, sence of Chairman A. A. Dutton.
 A petition was received from the citizens of Williams asking that the Atlantic X Pacific railroad crossing at First Street in tho town of Williams be closed and that crossing be put Jn on Third Street. On motion the clerk was instructed to notify the railroad company to make the change in the crossing to conform with the request in the petition. The crossing referred to, is on tie county road running north from Williams.
 Bids for the construction of the branch county jail at Williams were opened and appeared as follows: A. w. Jurdn of Flagstaff. $S69.5 Kennedy x Grim of Flagstaff, $500. J. S. Button of Williams, $775. The bid of J. S. Button being the lowest and appearing satisfactory to the board, it is hereby ordered that the contract for the construction of a branch jail at Williams be awarded to J. s. Button, and that there be required of the said J. s. Button good ard sufficient bond in the sum of one thousand dollars binding him to faith fully and fully complete the contract. The following tax payers appeared before the board, in matters concern ing their assessment and the assess ments were satisfactorily adjusted, E. R. Jones, r. J. Brannen by D. J. Brannen, Aztec Land X Cattle Co. by c. H. Fancher. NJ. Hoxworth, George HoXworth, J. w. Sullivan by letter; Wm. Roden Sr., J. k. Wallace, N. F. Dougherty F. L. Rogers & Co. Dent X Saver, Babbitt Bros. Babbitt & Greening E. G. Grcening, Brannen X Babbbitt.
 Board adjourned until Monday August 26th, 1895.
 Approved: c. H. SCHULTZ,
 Chairman, Pro tenn. Attest: c. A. BUSH.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Official Report.

Official Report. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvIs- oRs OF THE COUNTY OF CoCoNINo, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, FLAG STAFF, Arizona, August 22, 1895. Board met at their office on tho above date, and there were present: c. H. Schultz,
 F. R. Nellis,
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1895.

Subscription rates, one year. ............ SI.OC
 SIX months q. .... 200 three months. ........ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

chicago juno - ,spcciaD-Thc whoa, market to-day
bear affair At the close July from ~ Gas.r and
oscd AZ G,s.c The start helped by strong cables
Exports fur than anyone expected
2sjlro Tho Kansas report made the stat" yield only
ia.rnooo bushels against 2O.3,r.~D bushels ac-
corlins IA" Government report ~ Jun" IN Argentine
shipments very small ipOtO bushels fpr week
The began weak when the grains
broke Louis acted very shaky The scabonri clear
anccs small 10000 bushels for day.
- July liquidation. thr spread widening la,c.
Good authorities tho Northwest denied friia, y
claims Il crop damage. People who estimated on the
visible thought there would be decrease Monday ~
i.JL0.O'p bushels.
Very a.irncnts from the Argentine e
bushels. started ecnins The Kansas report
crop promised reach 33H bushel.
~ 900 900 larger than the 'bunrer' Cables
considerations Receipts ias care the
f,r Monday. 100 Tn" weather. perfect.
boa s.nrnnccs only $1,000 bushels. September
opened SOC. sold between 5oe and issc and closed
4Ji-c
York sold more long oats The price u new crop
deliveries dropped almost q. September sold from ~.
..,. and closed at 2Gsc crop ndvic~s better:
receipts showed But the principal factor
the New York n1uidating.
Provisions opened strong On very Hight hog receipts
all their advance when the vent
pieces There only 5000 hogs the estimate f,r
only 25.rp. the estimate week
81 900 less Than tn" same week last year. Among
the feeling is getting rather
hog product. the cash demand showing improve
and the hog movement falling m decidedly.
IN; puts September closed issc calls On
September ~ iJ-.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

IN, ana m Sat spsscFsis sSsRr:S
nel.d s,asr. prunes as TO size and quality. 3isassc
HosTher stronger nodns o. all grades FROM, o hi:
state As rule buyers not showing mucn nie
,S5' @ snnS, he Susht a. cheapy week by
inc per NJ. We quote state and Pacific o%af T., far
sa sGS e. We Tcnr aH Goa sqS - . old cds 2aac
PoiLTRYAL scarcely any fresh STOCK Sor y" ,eyeral
weeks pas, The situation Ia unchanged h2weve'i Sar
ruling I win few prddns a s@ss al spring RIM Chickens
,rsr rrinnr per n, 22d &c do. small to good loa-c'
fs% ssl lo iS sa , cost c s pseo".
IREsSED-There are few fcsh LOWS III La. srr,yng
@S rsi so %s o F c buy % enough d9ns
to s,aish any chang IN VIII Cleaned up
dosing s'esdy o,hcr poultry ansh"n nS cocks c old
d T%'ssy so e! l duck. lIss spring East,
isg2o ,lns chGsn. do wsSrn dfypcSci
D25c: do. s,aled iQ2Oc squads per do@ ~ ."g v.
GAMEvcry little arriving and no' mnvn os, oi@ x, so
a a"s r%F5 "1 s. FT ESsh snip and golden
riover 81 75as2 -, povcr 81 nsi 90 v'n''on per
Y xNn srHAwMsrNeSs arm w We sSG1s: i1y
inr sisc clover mixed Goq7oc; clover. ,a5'c rye
straw !odG3c; "a stray t2n Liberal receipts Of
new POTATOES TODAY but few Of fancy gualy some m
tho finest were placed Al former prIs' 'u nnS orly
cu.d stock which there was no adequate ontIc even
a, very low sures e" D y@sr's sosr '' ar. . bring
ns fair prices southern cahhagos md beans ah@n,
still very low though few extra o,s are Ssrn
slightly better prices we Pso'r ,n 49, ,o
good 81 25as2 % culls 5o.T;c old potatoes, t'qfi 90 o.
sgarasus per- io . 'ns - gsas 70 aur pas whs
81 5oas2; lettuce per bb 5oa75c, calbages per io'
MaTyand wax. per Bill 50 o. do Norfolk 81 so@s2 no.
Norfolk green 5, - Do. Nor,h Carolina bush baskets
sSyasnaS p@r rsc go Soc 'cnsec- Florida per
ricr ;,a75; plant, per u bb S2as2 'o squash per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
DEBORAH NURSERY RUNAU1Y&
TWO BOYS SAY THAT THEY WE'RE BRuTALL'
TREATED IN THE INSTITUTION.

TWO BOYS SAY THAT THEY WE'RE BRuTALLi
TREATED IN THE INSTITUTION.
Two inmates Of the Deborah Nursery. at One
hundred and forty-second- and Forest-ave. ran
AWAY Friday. because. they say they were treated
crue,ly They taken before Justice Taintor, in
the Harlem Police Court. yesterday by an agent
of the Gerry Society The two boys-Samuel Ro-
aenberg and Isidore oewenthal-presented them
.e.ves AT the Office OF the society on Friday so
fired that they could hardly stand. Rosenberg
said that they lief, the nursery at a m. and had
walked all the way 10 the office OF the society.
eleven miles He said he away because DIR:
Roger one OF the instructors In the institution had
,rhinped him because he refused TO go win the
",hrr boys TO the free bath at Port Morris lie
ref,sed because his mother. who lives In Baltimore
and who visited him last week. had told him not
10 20 IN swimming: . ~, . ~,
o, second lave said that Rabbi Morris Epstein
had beaten him with a rod about two weeks ago.
c"n,e marks were found Rosenbergs arm, but
there were none Locwenthal -,.
Iustice Taintor placed the boys in the CUSTODY OF
tha agent Mr.. King with instructions that a
thorough Investigation should be made In the mat
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations fo,t Of CortIandt and Desbrosses sts

stations foot Of COrt1andt and Desbrosses Sta
700 A. VI. tally exc~p, sunday. Tor MAUCH CHUNK
art in;ermelia,e statlons o~.,-.~r, r,.-
S:I5 A. ". 'a,y for GENEVA. DOCHFsTEE BrF.
FALo NIAGARA FALLS SUPPRESSION BRIDGE. ana
the West snd pig cipal and local points: dnnE,ca 70
su.prn.on Brase Pullman vestibae ses?er TO Shie"fa
MAUCH CHUNK AID intermediate points Connections
II 100 r.. VI daily ex,ep; sunday FOR ELMIRA and al
Intermediate stations recons for rot,sv.lle and Read
Ing Nl.kesb,rre.
3,3O H. VI. ,suiiays o9.y) for Wikesbarre L. a u
Junction ari all Intermediate. stations. .
t.IO J.. ". daily. except sunday Tor L. ana Is JUNG.
TiOS ARD principe rt-nediAts stations Pullman hunes
Wlikestarr-. connections for Potsvi,le
4.2o a. VI. daily except SUNDAY. for Bound Brook ane
Intermediate stations.
G,OO r. ". sally tor BUFFALO NiAGAtA tALLs.
and all points West. Pullman ~leesrr Nesubulei raa
Nsw-York 70 Chicago sleeper 20 Buffalo and Toronto;
connection. ror Reading and Harrisburg;
C:.O y. VI. daily eNcep, sunday for Eas'on ana h'er
o,Co q, VI. daily tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
1f.R ri 'r-rAr.O NIAGARA FALLS am all poino
west ru;.rian Sisepers TO Chicago and Eun'.o Cha''
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al 235. 2si. -
ana ac3 Roaiway 81 East IAN s. 1873 Fast I'm 81
S.v-Yor $50 Futon s., Court ST. - bFoau"a' a"e
Ilr,ok,yn Annex. Brooklyn. y \ .,.,-
W. YORK Transfer Co will cali for and ch'ck DAY.
rae rom ho,e. or residence through 20 destination
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. June - lN''
CoTToN-rhe market opened a shade lower. but ruled
steady short tim ana then dened about pon's
closing prices The market the latter part ~ The
touched $3.50 FOR August and 7oi for OGSner an an
limited offerings. The market then declined closing WIN
a. n 100 bales 81 Tert W"s some f,
Of Liverpool make material ADVANCE on c.n, nm
futures but closing with net alliance o, ony ,s n
rLnr IVA ,b Iav pno',nnr to oniy 90 bales
market sustained almost entirely by the rains IN Ger
~ vc- weather The Weather Bureaus report indicates
ts,r weather IN ne1 na al s' eyr IN" day %
last week and have not been sussiant"si 10y hs i a"
Houston and Dallas Tex report and weather
in those sections today. but austin repofs ran Sn
there Indication. Of more rain. rhe South Carolina
grams report feeling IN business circles IN Eng.
land '.mewhai depressed owing to me Try
receipts the ports today about 900 bales agans
H., ports for the corning week viii bales.
against 13.os3 bales last week. l2l1 bales last year
Receipts ct Houston today were ~ bales aganf, ~
bales last week "a bales ssi year AM a at Meh
Financial Chronicle" reports that It's cl,graphe sdvic'
from the South. received Friday evening indicate
anH has been Of benefit in cotton sections where II was
needed In Texas however and In prtons 81 Nrn.'Tny.
ctssive interfering WITH cultivation a few points along
has been satisfactory general cotton Is blooming ana
.uares are forming in southern ana '.nTn rNas n e
crops are nsly IN grass Insects NJ" er'sd N i.%
bales against i7a4 bales the corresponding week n $50,
and tho ncresss IN amount n seh as conlarei WIZ
week wee 2i6l5 bales neains, 25oS2 Inst wear. and
saies fp tp@ same psriod in iss ieai Tho ioai v.be
supply q cotton shows ncrease q 45i34' t'ics ..
laiss oyer The correspsnsains iae Of iN anl decree
o. ~ -" Raies rom ~ Ine ,'n N'S,' ,rupy n
was 3o7sl@ bales in 1893 and 81 IS bales IN 1897
sa S ss sa Am' .. sHp'' was '' against
opening range ana close TO-DAY and closing bids the
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt s'reetA
ssS FAST SEses sFassSff 'f5 rRb.eisa
S Go" er A slsss"s Saf %0
A. A." NJ, Cincinnati $40 A. M. Indianapolis 500 A. u.
90. iu'fM 20 chcho ana iN SGea ST. os EXPRESS
Sman Sleeping and Hnins ca' to 49, 5oa u
. sS'i r. H. NJ wE s4fass s.:sa.
s5tlMhwa nSHsS x ass 9.I
Hrr eUnS cmennau r M Indianapolis ioi6 p. Y.
$40 i s. u. FAcr e:' sIesgins ca
10 Pttsburg Connects for Chicago daily anu 's'esas
except WvSxiIsmiNGTox AND THE soyT 4 % 49,.
$asr.. lss ntn % sun
fsrior and Dinng Cars, 40 DINING Carr. Dining
TAMPA and Ie%pRs Ill., nigh" daily
AT Te,gs1T % doIsT IiSE daily Sleeper e.:
po-i Tampa Macon and Charleston r. ~ 'a'"
; Sc:psT e xi:A0 oIo RAILWAY
5hTsSfS ss sy%o SRa p sna via
Charles Route, A NJ weekdays ""' VIII" i"'0uSa
rS Ss'P T4isE E & &f4y 80 P weekday. Through
Buffet Pa pHrl %A car a 40 e ,ol M weekday.
Fox <Ari nancb AsSury PARK G;oy ana r9ss
70 ssS 40 S.s sS f sas .s2
ocean q M csoss, "a. "a 4 riHi,,.ailSSEE.SmrA
&: ~ Ss ~ 40 ~ ,D fs Gag ssh
san@aS. sis $50 80 10 Iim,''Y 70 II c,y
nins Co., ~. ~ 81. H. ios niS s III and ss
Asor H9%,s a4d 's d FUTON az
rppadway And rooklyn Anen station. 20, q Fulton
. Ho sa s o and
hotels and residences through to des'na,onn woon
D. y" General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

Market closed haroiy steady at f. points ieoi ~"
compared with Yesterdays closing prices Transi'ffh'
notices. 81. Total sales. a. 100 bales
Liverpool cabies-Spo, nrncr. Sales 700 bales.
speculation export, bales. American 7'r bales.
receipts 500 bales. American. 1000 bales Midfiing w
lands il-l6 Futures opened STEADY. it 20 .oi al
vance. closed quiet a. unchanged 10 ~ advance" june
3i2v: JuneJuly. 3t2v July August, 3i3n August sep
34+i.s October. 3;5s. october
her 34j.b November December 34C. leccnh'r-Jaf
nary 347i.s. January February 3s'.b February Marc
.,J( MarchApT. 3Jlb spot cotton quiet AZ ur harGf
prices. NJ sales Mddins upland. 3-l6c. midiinS
COFFEE Tho local rnarke, uIlei duh md li'eiess. not
single Transaction Icing recorded The warehouse def
cries small and receipts ~ Brazilian ports Light
Iasre steady June a2 -. July "2i". August ~ -.
September. %. sales. Bugs. RIO weak lG'H'
rels. stock at RIO. 1900 bags exchange "G Santos
market dull NJ nominal quotations. receipts ~ Shnf's
400 hags stock Santos. $4,000 bags cleared n 10
Santos. s'eam,hip Lehniiz. with ~" iags Hainhu.s
quiet: June "a - Ifgs. July - - PIGS. Angus. -
rigs: September. "a pfrs: October - pies.
Contracts closed duh at unchanged prices sales were
NIL. ioows
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quotations were olaws Fi>qr aa The sd 'cs
ns va easy q" nncsanfS g'' o a. e ''r rnp 81
: rel S.,G.oc. s. 2 corn. .l.o'' No 2 oa'. -
%s'Sy SO. IS, rs. m,;: r gsA .1 ss' ~ s
s. A. IS. ~ -hort sides ,box~i. 81 5dso ~.
S ' T. sr an'i s. 81 .,saia s. %
"l 5.r , ,r marei VIZ, Weak ns,la er-sme,y
,; f ni % IN Stock S' oi ''"'
Cincinnati June % Flour MarNet quiet. light rece2's
winter patent 81 ais" 40. TO FAM s,gs' 49, do tA,,s
Dn d. ., sPss gsa 8 Sg w. 'a.' 81 = so
81 - whe' Rccr'p. lta demsna email 40 S = , Is
easy. - : yellow track Oa,.-MarNet quiet. de-
m,"d Cd M..: ec.' nt,s sS iam, So
1 Lam 'ss . as ,y al SO ' 4cs bacon steady fa,
,S'sN , "' ,ar ,,.. Gf,i7. ro1.a meats worth &c
b. loose short ribs. a.. loos. short clear sldes osg
& sS meat: 1 S"'@ ns u.s. wS MIS- s's c4y ana
qlic, sales 40 hi, a. 81 %.
Milwaukee Jun. - Whoa, in store opened sc higher
Hrcnet s.. under the nnuencc q light exports and nns
weather in winter wheat harvest neis July opened at
asss IN s@ :uspy a"l fair demand No o.
g. .pr,ne ssa5;c. the barley marke, was quiet an
unchanged. - : by sample was worth about Ole Sep,
white hold 3 acc. ana 50 white at ao'.e ~. No
nomlnay 90 M.urs unchanged FOR bran and standard
Will f"nsy are Tm FEW a, 5o s 40 o. g E
porrrs and mliers are "sy ayr IN me' NS%s q, -
July prime steam lard 81 ~ cash. and 81 20 July.
Minneapolis. June - Wheat opened strong but the
rrday ana It sold l'sc lower than yeste' day Close
July wheat opened at ,;Ae and closed at io.e phs
m o. and co.-i a, osc against close Yesterday at
cash market to attract attention keceip,s s. cars ship
msn'. - cars on ,raes NJ nard re- No. N9..n.
No D. .s.sc. No , yellow, .oc. ont,-The marke, was
s,us4 40 for patents 81 i0as3 20 Tor bakers.
and shorts Market steady Tor bran at $40 2Sasio So
sacks sii 5Oqk2 40; shorts. common bulk 81 ~. mid
dlinEs. bulk. SlJ 20
Philadelphia. June q Flour Market unsettled and
decline wheat. and unwilling . operate
R % way y & aS%a ec sn Kn now Ssa!
markc, opened sons. price, advancing Soae per bush
%rss"es any IN" dlsoS.sn .r"% s.s Is?
July Ia'.a1,s A%sas ,.;SIt., se Gs,,nn ;t'
u which are largely nominal and without important
chang" Local caloi. dull. with light cnerinss No
sS@s 's"F Ss Market for c" ss Win "s f
f,rns' former rates futures " weak and near S,ysFs'
August allsuaa.c. september. a@t33sc Egss stow and
changed. Other articles unchanged
st, Louis. June Flour qale, and unchansed Bran
n%ly n,ld ,ss, .lac $50 this side Sss WHEAT '9yer
September t5Sc. oats lower July. .5i.c, September
Shoulder. "c longs sss Gear ribs. &C. :" p
o, sn @ sSn. 'n sy S on ' sa. Fs
woolMlasour and Illinois combins. i5].c. comblns ana
low %fS co Ssl ct IN. m.aa a%
sh' nns lie n stS nne s.ass slightly
Gisc Texas ana Arkansas. medium i2ai3c coarsc and
'% m" sandy s"% %s ""f .ssns nsss
prGes,l% H. t,c: 2a Sc I'm. Ssc: iron ties: osc
speiter S. l7h "' ~ 70 wa
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 80. D. m.-ref-Extra India mess dun
sos. prime mess. duh AZ c., Gi. Pork
a 10. medium. n al
Ham-Sh nbou, "a to 10 10. arm ,3s ~ bacon
Cumberland about ~ to 10 ~ firm Sis.
rib about - NJ steady 32s long clear miIdles about
a. H. steady RS. long and short clear miidcs about
~ n steady 32s. shoulders About " ~ n nrn,
rs III. Cheese American finest white and coiored
sten,y t2s American ordinary. 3Bs
Ow-Irn- nominal. tDtonserd -IlyerpO,
fined steady iSs. Spirits II turpenne steady %
Oh Resin Common. steady at 3s lord fard-Prme
Western. spot. dun at 33s Wheat No red winter. du
2. ord No red spring. stock exhausted Flour
Louis fancy winter. duh at 50 corn-Mix-d Western
spot. STEADY ~ 3t4d June. steady sd: July
steady ~ 3,.d. August. steady 4xd. Hops IA
I.ondon-Pncinc Coast steady at II l3saf2 ~