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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12
The Llfc Of John Knox.

John Knox was horn at Gifrord-Gate,
n suburb OF HaddinGton, Scotland.
nearly four hundred years ago, He
was born Of obscure parents, who had
been feudatorics OF the earls OF Both
we'll. He received his earliest education
Mt the grammar school OF Haddlngton,
and passed from there when but six.
teen years ot age TO the University Of
Glasgow, whore he registered in 1922
For cIghteeh years sight OF him Is lost,
but there Is evidence 70 show that he
was ordained o priest in the interval.
There are no details concerning his
conversion from the Catholic to the
Protestant faith. His friends early dis
covered his gift OF speech, and insisted
that he preach the new doctrine that
he had espOuyed. After seeking light
from God he humbly took up that mis-
sion, which he laid down only with his
life. Scenes in the lIfO OF this great man
Will be wildly presented in the Scot
tlsh Reformation" given Mt the Grand
Opera House February q. % and &c,
for the benefit Of the West Virginia
Home for Aged mud Friendless Women.
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East ohio Epl,eopaIlnn convoeation.

The convocatIon OF the Columbus
DeaneTy In the Episcopal church in
BelIaire was a most interesting one.
All OF the sessions we're well attended
by home people. as well rs clergy and
lalty from other places. Among the
most notable ones present were Rev.
Richard r. Graham, OF Columbus; Rev.
Louis II. Durr. Dresden; William Il.
McCutcheon, Cambridge; William e.
Rambo. Lancaster: Rev. j r. JeH-
kIns. Columbus: Rev. George II. Ed
wards. CINCINNATI: Mr.. Owen Bowden.
Cambridge: MIR. Mckinley. Dresden;
Rev. DR.. swope. Wheeling; Rev. Ed
ward II, skHye and b. NJ. Spur.
Moundsvillc: Rev. Jacob Birmingham.
heeliug. All OF the officiating mem.
bers and many OF the visitors lunched
in n body at tho Windsor hotel yester-
day evening and enjoyed the time spent
mt the repast us only such company
could,
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sehelarly and nrllllant Leetnre.

The closing lecture In the Y. NJ. C. A.
course will be delivered next Tuesday
evening by Rev. ]. b. Koehne on the
subject. 1.-THE New Arlstocracy." The
following comment is from the Pitts
burEh Times: MEN and empires long
in the dust were called forth to tell
their part in the development OF human
soslcty. The mission OF prophets
great reforners-the priniples they I'D.
vanced. the causes OF the downfall of
llluStrlOus nations, the ideas which
gave birth to political revolutions. and
their effect upon modern times, were
outlined and grouped together In n
magnificent combustion"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12

Chna. d. Hood. Rrosor and Manutnc-
tnrnr6' Agent, Columbus, Ohio, eeTtiAea
that DR.. King'S New Discovery has no
equal rs n Cough remedy. ]. D. Brown,
prop. st. James hotel. Fort Wayne. Ind.
tritlfCa that he was cured OF cough
NJ two years. stnndlng, caused by La
grippe, by DR.. SthE'8 New Discovery.
II. u. Morrill,. Bnldwinavlllc, Mas, nays
and never knew II 10 fall and would
IRthor have II than any doctor. because
II always curCN. Mira 11cmmlhE, 222
r.. %,th ST, Chicago. always keeps Il at
hand mud hRG no fear OF Group, because
II IDatnntly relieves, T'rcH Trial Bot
tlIrl NJ Logan DRUG Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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THE little daughter of Mr.. Fred Web
Dor, Holland, Mass, Ind very bad
cold and cough which he had not been
able to cure with my thing. gave him
n % cent bottle Of Chnmberlain's Cough
Remedy. says W, +. Holden. merchant
md postmaster at West BrlnAcld, and
tho next time saw him he said Il work.
ed like charm. This remedy ~ in
tended especially for acute throat md
lung di8cnRcB. such az colds, Group
for ita cures. There is no danger in
giving 1t to children for It contains
nothing Injurious,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12

Yesterday a marriage license was is-
sued which illustrates the cosmopolitan
character OF Wheellng's present popu-
lntlon. The day before two native syr-
ians were licensed to marry. Yesterday
n license was issued 10 Ian Zajlcek,
aged %, and Ana CmIn, aged q. both
natives OF Italy and residents OF Wheel
Ing. The woman said she was widow,
but her first husband lived only twenty
four hours after he married her.
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II Cost. Little and Doc. Mich.

Remark when you attend play or
concert how many people disturb the
performance by coughing. One man be-
gins and the cough seems to be conta-
Slous. Tho interruption is great null
sancc, and there Is no need OF Il. for
anyone may cure n cough with the
PlneoIa Balsam. which costs twenty
1--WE cents. It soothes the Inflammation
In the throat and loosens tho mucus
which clogs the dir passages. A few
doses OF Sly's Pineola BalBam stop q
cough and heal a sore throat.
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Try Electric ijitierT ua II remedy for
ynnr trOubleI? II not. get bottle now
and Ret relief T,b!g medicine hnB
been found 10 be peculiarly adapted TO
the relief and cure OF all Female Com
plants, cScrting wonderful direct
influence in giving strength and tone
to the organs. II You have Loss OF APP
petite. Constipation, Headache, Faint
Ing SPELLS. or are Nervous. Sleepless.
ExcitnbIe, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Btters Is the
auedic!ne YOU need. Health and
strength ara guaranteed by It's use.
Fifty cents and 81 90 at Logan DrnE
Co.'S DRUG Store.
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Mr. g. CnIllouettc, Druggist, Beavers
VILE, ILL.,. says: ITO DR.. Kings Now Dis
eaveTy l owe my life. Was taken with
la Grippe md trlOd NIL the physicians
for miles about. but Of no avail and was
given up and told I could not live. Hnv.
ing DR., Kings New Discovery In my
store | sent for n bottle and began lis
use aud from the first dose began to get
better, md aftcr using three bottles
WINS up and about again. II In worth its
weight In gold. We won't keep store or
house without It." Get free trial nj
Logan Drug Coz drug store.
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OF Plneoll Balsam and tho danger Ia
past. II Is the right thing for coughs,
Better than any home mixtures, Better
than any other medicine whatever for
that cough-that tearing. s!cep-killlnE,
anxiety breeding, dangerous cough,
Ely's Plneolh Balsam cures sore throat
and Ia quick and sure In all bronchial
affections. II viii relieve the cough at
once, 1t makes breathing much easier
and the BpasnS icFs severe In cases OF
asthma, Price IS cents. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12

On or about April W. A. Helm &
Co. viii open first. class shoe store In
the Rodgers block. Mr.. Helm, the head
OF the firm, 3 well and favorably known
TO the trade, having been connected
with L. V, Blond for the past thirteen
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Trades Assembly Notice.
For Sale-llunlet Saloon.
Catarrt-Riy's Cream Balm-SeVonsh
Department stOre-stonc & Thomas
Eighth Page.
bishops Bird seeds-GootEos Phar-
ToTrchllght stovcs-renjamIn Fisher.
Insurance Change.
800 Bicycle Free.
bIEc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12

Il. Shopper hns removed from the old
stand. 1903 Main street, to 1867 Main
street. The new quarters arc much
more commodiOug. and u full line OF
spring millinery Ut staple and fancy
stock Ia offered to tho public. Como In
and gee the great bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-12

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record n deed made December II by
james d. Cox and wife to John j. Cox,
FOR $500, for eight acres OF land In Tria.
delphIa district, adjoining lands OF
George u. Slsson and others.
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ABOUT POLITICS
And Some Other Interests ofwest
Virginia People.
ALL SEEM TO Be FOR M'KlNLEY

For President and Atkinson for Govern
or, but There is Great Diversity OF opin-
ion us to the strongest Men for Other
onlees = Tho Lumber 'Buslness Shows
Quite Boom In the Southern Part OF
the stato-Mr. msishen Talks.
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Money to loan on real cstlte-weBt
virginia SavlnEs and Building Assoc
citation. room II masonic Temple. Office
hours GIG to S:l6 y. M, every Monday.
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II. q o. Excursion 10 Washington, D. c,


Round trip $40, tickets good ten days
Trains leave Wheeling Mt 1925. 1855 and
II 20 n. m, $40 and 545 p. m.
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Gen. u 5. Grant camp, No. ", SONS
OF Veterans will give free entertain
ment tonight Mt odd Fellows hall, cor
ner OF ChaplIne and Twelfth streets, a
fine programme has been arranged. and
u large crowd Is assured. This enter
tainment Ii the anniversary OF Abra-
ham Lincoln's eIEhty-sevOnth birth.
day Following is the programme:
Star Spangled Banner. ........."""...
ChoruE.
Address OF Welcome. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dr. C. i. Ulrlch.
Recitation Memorial lynn
Vocal Solo ,.............. ....,...... Selected
william Clemens.
Address Abraham Lincoln
q. a. Pryor
Song, ,..,,.,. Columbia, Gem OF tho Ocean
Reading OF Llncoln's Address at Get
ty8bufR ,,.,s..s..s. ..-.........'.'.'s..
Prof. Rainbow.
Song. ..,..........,... Hattie Cry Of Freedom
ROctntion--(Wh ......,..,.. LRus Dec
q. A. Pryor.
song ,s...,.,..'..',s ,,,.'t.'sss''s''' hucffc3
"A this entertainment has been some
expense to the c1mp, silver Offering
will be asked ut the door, II ought to
DO a great success.
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ALL KINDS OR EYES FITTED,
NW MI W
Charge,

Ifyon noNd SpCotnnlUs, eyes tire or head
nChcs whom rcndtng or sowing, consult US
Rnd have your eyes examined for glasses
FREQ Ot charge, DinlOult cases n spoeinIty,
IfyDn have tried others and failed TO fltiyi
ElhAAss 10 suit your eyes, come ta Hs aud
we will grind special glasses for your case,
kinds Uf EinaNOa repaired. Gold glasses
tNkon In exchange. SOlid Cold SpUOtnOIes
lifted tn tho eyes FROM $3.50 up Steel from
al.oO up. PROF, SIIERF,
scientific Optlnlhn md Specialist Ia reffAo.
ton OF tho ByS, ttlO Main street, Henl.
quarters for Ar titlGihi Eyes.
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acknowledgement


0nieoi No.. "a and " Fourtronlll elre0t.
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You don't have the choice of two lots but the
served freedom Of the Of stock Our commercial
tide rising and we going to raise still higher by
tinuinghis another week. This above all Others lifetime
to buy BY faithful representation the word confidence
anchored in the minds of customers Unmercu squash
ing and smashing prices throughout every one of our man.
moth departments Iyou don't believe it come and be con-
vnced If you do believe it, come anyway and convince
others.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
ON THE SANGAMON.

Great Damage Resulted From the Storm
in Illinois.
ST: LOUIS, June "a special to The
Post Dispatch from Springfield, Ills,
says: For three hours this city was
swept by one of the most violent cleo
trical storms that ever occurred in this
section of Illinois. Many thousands of
dollars damage resulted. In many cases
the first floors Of residences We're food
ed with several feet Of water. The
municipal telegraph, fire and police cleo
trical systems were knocked out for
eight hours and the city left in dark
ness most Of the night. Several alarms
of fire added to the terror of the situa-
ton.
The state house electrical system was
demolished, telegraph and telephone
switcnboards We're scorched and other
damage done. Thousands of sparroWs
cover the ground, having been drowned
by the deluge. The Sangamon river has
risen five feet and is still rising. There
has been great damage done in the low
lands
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
FLOOD FOLLOWS STORM.

Rock River at Luverne, MIMI, Out of Its
Banks and Great Damage Caused.
LUVERNE, Mimi, June 9.-The work
Of the storm here is more serious than
was first reported. Hundreds Of cattle,
horses, sheep and hogs were drowned
along the river bottom. The width of
Rock river was from one to three miles,
and many fields Of wheat are ruined
The water began to concentrate from
all directions, and at II o'clock calls for
help could be heard along the river
Rats were hurriedly prepared and a
rescyling crew started after the perish
ing families who had sought refuge On
housetops and trees. The water rose so
rapidly and the current became SO
strong that the rescuing crew were
Capsized Into the Water
and barely escaped with their own
lives. A second crew started out and
landed all safely on shore. Several
people have been reported drowned,
among them being J. W. Catterson Of
Ash Creek, a farm hand Lightning
did considerable damage and many
buildings We're shattered. Hundreds Of
feet of track have been washed away
on both the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern and the Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha railroads and
no trains are expected for several days
The losses are now estimated at 5000, OOO
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
b WILD WHEAT MARKET.

Fluctuations of Nearly Three Cents With
- in a Few Minutes. :
CHICAGO, June st was the wild
est wheat market seen in year The
fluctuations Went from side to side with
a rapidity that was bewildering, jumps
of nearly a cent alta time being fire.
quent. July wheat had an advance Of
&c last week, and it looked at times as
It that advance would be repeated dur
ing the session. It opened nc above
the close, but it was in heavy supply at
that figure and the price was jammed
down 24c in a short time Then came
the trouble. The bulls redoubled their
efforts and soon had the market on an
excited boom, the elimination Of which
was a rise of &c above the lowest price
previously made. But the boom col
lapsed almost as soon as it was made on
the posting of the ridiculously small
worlds visible decrease, prices went
down with a rush to 60Zac, or
Nc below the opening and
$3.50 below the higher marks Of the
session. The rise i'll the first place was
due to Thomas crop report, which
showed a decline Of per cent in the
condition of wheat during the past
month. The buying was very heavy
for an hour. John Cudahy alone must
have taken 1000, 900 bushels, and other
prominent brokers We're also heavy
traders. At the top Cudahy was said to
have sold as much as he bought pre-
yiously, and his aggressive trading con-
tributed much to the break OF $3.50,
which occupied only Is minutes on its
course. The market had recovered be-
fore noon to the opening price, but an
extreme nervousness was visible and
rendered anything possible before the
session closed. .s& 2
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GOES TO SEE M'KINLEY,
Kerens OF Missouri Said to Have Bee
Summoned to Canton.

Kerens OF Missouri Said to Have Been
Summoned to Canton.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June "a good deal
Of gossip has been caused by the sudden
departure Of Richard G. Kerens Of this
city, Ghauncey I. Filley's political ops
ponczt, for Canton, 0. It is said he
went on a telegraphic request from
Major Mckinley. In regard to the
matter The Republic says: z g 81
"Kerens' friends declare that the OBJ
ject of his visit. is to confer with Nc.
Kinley's ieutenants throughout the
country who are to be. assembled before
Hanna leaves for St. Louis The the
cry Of the F'illey men is that Mckinley
proposes to call Kerens off and insist
that he shall make no further warfare
on the regular 3 Republican organization
in Missouri. =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
TORREN rs 0 B. B. IN
Several Inches Of Water Added
to an Already Drenched
Country.
Many Residences at Mexico, No.,
Undermined Storm in
Many States.
Large Number Of People Driven
From Home.In Rock County,
Mimi.

MEXICO, Mo-, June ga tornado
struck here late in the evening, causing
more or less destruction to houses.
barns, trees and crops. No one was in
jured in Mexico. It is feared that the
country suffered more severely. IL.
Rain fell in torrents, fully six inches
covering the ground. The damage by
water is considerable. Many residences
were undermined and their occupants
compelled to leave them. Some were
rescued by horses and others in the bot
toms Waded out in water waist deep.
The creeks are higher by several inches
than they were during last falls flood,
and for that reason communication
with other parts Of the country is
cut off -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
BRIEF BITS or NEWS \

-
Frank Mayo, the veteran actor, died.
g Grand Island, Neb.
Silver Democ rats have captured Ohio,
according to estimates Of the G,iinciin-
natl Enquirer
John Maguire, the Montana theatrrii-s
cal manager. is to BE Richard FANS
fields manager Tor the next five years.
An agent for the Cubans located III
Minneapolis has set out to raise $40, 900.
IN the Northwest for the Cuban cause.
The president has minated Richard
M. Brakeman Of Massach to be
consul Of the United States at 1ala -.
Spain. 's1
N Jules Simon, the distingn ished
French statesman, ffermerly premier,
who has been dang erous1y i'll for some
time past, IS dead, aged IS years.
n Railroad Comm ;;ontr George D.:
Perkins s was striet1ea with paralysis
while walking along, a street in Des5
Moin y and is in 9 serious condi tion
Muzuffe Din, the new shah Of.
Persia, was formally enthfoned at:
Teheran at IL 80 p N. His majesty
received the 'e1nbers Of the diplomatic.
corps in auo-snce at 4 O. clock.
General Rafael de Queseda, who was
preparing to lead the next tilibustering
expedition to Cuba, died at New & ork
from the effect of surgical operation
to remove cancerous growth il the
throat.
The treasury DEPARTING has issued a
call on depository banks for the balance
OF their holdings Of government money.
The amount involved is about 50, $780,
900. The call is payable OH or before
June Is. 81.
Ray Mcdonald, Anton and John S..
johnson, the American bicyclists, were
all beaten at Roubaix Sunday. johnson,
paced by a triplet, lowered the European
! half mile record to So seconds at the
same place Oh the same, day
The western cyclones Of the past
month have caused a sudden demand
for window glass and stocks at the
various selling agencies in the West
have been greatly reduced. The unex-
pected demand has encourag ed factories.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, June. s, 1896.
FLOU r. ir1nly held S=. SIS
WH1-E IA-T 2 spring, 61e;= Mol
Northern, 63115c;# September, 6s5sc.
Z CORNING. 3, &c. s.S ss
oATs--No. 2 white, 1880; No. 8 white,
1886. 81
BARLEY No. 2, SIC; sample On
track, =24@31 nc. $50 80
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
Bonds Oyer-Subsc ribed.

New YORK, June e.. z. Morgan
s. Go. report the s., loo, 600 of consol s.
per cent gold bonds Of the Milwaukee.
Electric Railway and Light. company
have been described. Most of the
bonds were taken IN L.ondo lon.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
Minneapolis Grain.

@3ss s5. MINNEAPOLIS, June S, 1896.
~ WHEAT-June closed, 5sc; July,
57Ac;s September, 57M c. On ttrac l1--No@
i hard, SOC; No: Northern, $50; No,
Q N orthern, 81 s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
SHARKEY AND CORBEIT.

Their Four-Ro,und Contest WIN ProbabIys
Take Plaoe ,Jue e.
SAN francisco. June 81 The ar
ranRements for the four round bout be-
tween James j Corbett Oh arnpiio "a
heavvua;oht = t,,e ,,,o,..d s. ana Tam.
"a, 49,, e -,
!. 80. 80 >. 80 ,e''..o' : 80 .l'
g. = is'W WI y ll'aa.as'
8, ..ae e, sen.'lne ~ ny
ueler loss'
o.O nil.A VII " : "
1ues. Wsas tilat Srpeo. Was y s'l
oous - 1lle7 eross 10
pue 7llarkey out y - y
10y s.anus y,ln WI s. y p1l cele, llo
ao.1i sW1,'.I 1lie y 1ne .coneess
pe ~ =, iar q, y
!he clup WI" = look W. ior Ms nnan clai
nyelese = ue slouio lis- - pt5ster
Sno io.ll &, uunus sI-
peoo, - WI W e,iele,ei ~ one =. ueclslon
o0aol wy usoieio " VI
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Duluth Grain

!. DULUTH, June 8, 1888.
WHEAT T. Cash No. 1: hard, 61s e; N il
Northern, 6OAc;;sN o.s Northern, ok @5sAc;
No. 3 spring, 56k@57Ac; rejected, $40
size; June No. I Northern, Gle; July
Mol hard, 6214c; IN Q. Northern, 6lc;
September Mol n Northern, Gle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10

The ever-increasin popular
ity Of Climax PLUG can only
be attribut to its high quail
ty, delicious flavor, aud satisfy
ing substancethre features
which all judges Of Chewing
Tobacco know to be essential.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
NO PARTY MEASURES.

Present Session of Congress Did Little Ex-
cept Pass Appropriation Bills.
WASHINGTON, June Off, as now
seems probable, the first session of the
Fifty-fourth congress adjourns this
week, it will be the shortest so-called
''long SESSION. since that of the Thirty
fifth congress and one of the shortest in
the history of the government. This
record is probably partly due to the po-
htical difference between the senate,
house and president, which has fore
stalled agreements on lines of legisla-
ton, and partly to the determination
with which the Republican leaders in
the house have carried into effect
Speaker Reeds caucus prediction that
the congress would be a do-nothing
assemblage. Foremost among the in
evitable and regular acts Of congress
are the .,..7. szz ~
Annual Appropriation Bills
for the support OF. the government
Their preparation has constituted a
large part of the work Of the session.
Of tariff and financial legislation this
congress has accomplished none. With
a scant margin of free silver votes in
the senate, and with a majority Of
nearly two to one against silver in the
house, it was evident from the. begin
ming that no general policy could be
agreed upon. The two bills framed by
the house ways and means committee,
one for the issue of a short term popular
loan and of certificates Of Indebtedness,
the other to increase the rates of tariff
schedules ON wool, manufactures Of
wool and other articles, were killed in
the senate by the determination to sub
stitute therefor silver coinage meas
ures. %-@- %.-ss=
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
81. PauI TJnio,,n Stock yards,

<
No. Il hard 62Ic; IN Q. Northern, 6lc;
September Mol Northern Sic.
So. Paul Union Stock Yards
SOUTH ST. PAUL June 8, 1896
OGS-Market SC higher.
CATTLE-S tead good demand for
i fat cattle. 5ss
SHEEP Market steady.
Receipts: Hogs, 800; cattle, SO; calves,
20; sheep, Q.
Chicago Union stock Yards.
CHICAGO, June s, 1898.
HOGS Market active.
Sales ranged at So So. so go for g,ht;
ss3.2O@3.45 fc1. mixed i; S.. OO@34 40 for
heavy $50 Is for rough
SO AITI F. larket generally dull SC.
{ lowe 4. Il.
Sales ranged at s. 80 % for beeyes;ss
I $1.4O@3.7 % for cows and heifers;; sS2.5O@3.7O|
for Texas steers; 5000 10 for stockers.
and feeders Use
SHEEP Market for pring lambs
strong; other grades Weak To li,c lower.
Chicago tar III and Proyis ions.
CHICAGO, June s, 1895
Hosting PRIcE
WHEAI me 60 July,
September 6l96 061 &c. sssS seSs
CORN July, 2s1c; September 2o77llc
tune, July, 1856; Sop
lstember, SIC; May, 2l1l
PORK June, 10; July q. ~ III ~; Sep
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