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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

ciebiee-Atu w tym druglm
garnku Wary. sic skopowina.
PrzYkladaj tedy ma ogien po
jednem drewku,aby sic wszyst-
ko powoli warayfo. A ajak
s%kopowina zaczn.e .wret, to
We zmies Ie OTTO }yAke i zeszus
mujesz; Qsol:6 u1 ME po--
TT zebujesz, bonn ja1 JUL osolifa.
Tylko 4suwa2aj, &ebys ME
wykipialo. A gdy skopowina
chwi!e spora powre, to swlozysz
do garnka te:. OTTO pietruszke,
diva korzonki itej kubeby, co
W pepierku zawinieta, swfo4Vsz
z medel ziarnek. A mad
kominem W papierzea ga
/ s t czki to tYch
isteczkow wlo1ysz kiika.G A
kartcfe z gropka to wstawisz
pa, ogieii " 1edy, LAX ,belziesz
miarkowal, ia sic nabozehstwo
|skohczy}o, ably .ob'qd by}
ciep}ysi. gotowY "jak wroclmy
z kosslciota A rozumiaies to
wszystko? nya 4al a:sz-
- ;. 4 :juzci, bee cpr7zeec'e 2
m6wiss pc polsku, toe l..rozu-
mialem. ss*1 -, -2.sE. :.
- No o-tylko uwa&aj, 1ebY
skopowina nle wykipia}a a ME
zapomnjj w}ozy6 l. listeczk6w
4 wychodzili wszyscY do
kc6odioola:. !. u: e. !. :
"A JUL ME zapomne o
niczemo. .tyiko ju1 skohcz.
~.Po odej5clu wszystkic
gospodarz m6wlf tax sam do
sieble:S poczciwe" i tro % &
kobiec,sko, oagadala mi pe]ne
uszy, ale czy ja@to- wszystko
spamietam? Ola mnie szperka
W kapu5cie. Pc jedne'n ''rewku
ma ogieh przyk}ada6 $ ''':'wac
pietruszki kubeby listeczkow
wlo&yG - ot6z i gtovna czesc
litanil kucharskiej.
l zalat sic nasz mily ku
|charz se,klwapliwie ~gotowaniem
wedlug przyk zah &ony. Gdy
mysla}, il ju1 czas doda6 do
do skopowiny przyprawy,
wklada} takowe jak mu bylo
pdowiedziane: napra6d pietrusz
Ike, potem Kubebe czyll
pachnacy pieprz, a :nareszcle
siegpa} reka mad komin pc
tytke papierowa z lsteczkami;
rozwinai papier, by}Y tam "
MIN drobne podiugowate
listeczki. Czyby to byfy t ,jak
mi iona mowlla? pomysla}
sob:e. Ale wszsk4c wyraznie
powiedziatala - Ii e c 2 k
l nachyli} tytke papierowa
mad garnkiem, 9 listeczk'
wysunely sic wszystkle naraz
" owa gotujaca sic s%kopowine.
@, do stu kobialkow!
mole tego bedzie 90 wiele-
aagadat sam do siebie, ale toe
ME powiedziafa, lie tego mann
wio2Y6; zreszta toe to take
drobniutkie. ss-:sss
Naigl6wniejsza rzecz by&a
spetniona, reszta za6 nastepo
wa}a swoim trybem. A gdY
domownicY wrocili z kosc,o}s,
obiad bYlju1 ~ugotowany.
Gospodyni zajefa sic same
nakfada'plems potraW Y. ma miski,
zasiedli sie=do stoia i edli .
chwalili -wszyscy, il i'm dobrze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

sle j ME sehce., Ii d VI
Pc obiedzieasi oprzecie Ygo-
spodarstwa szgromadzili sic
wsgyscy " izbie, DO ma divorce
Epocza} adeszcs padad. Z roma. !;
wiall ii. WI. vnyylp66lnie Q ten TEN, jake
piekne r:kazanie ~aslyszeli, g jak
tam ijpieww an,o, ! =, og6le o
tenn co kto widsial, a.gwarzyh
sobie wesoio. =. 81 \ ~.
Pc piejakiejrchul weso}osc
poozeta ip'oosee5pnniied, i ten + ow
[poczeli sic kurczyc ::1akos i
wykrzYwiac brsie, jakbY i'm 2:
cos delegate. Wreszcie poczeli
wYchodziG pa dwor sjedno "a
drugiem, to raz. to drugi j
trsecii tax dalei: z razu Mkt
sic do rzeczY ME przyznaf j
mkt sic pred nikim nie
zdradzil 0 tenn, GO mu :do}ega:.
|A2 matka zagadne}a; naimtod-
szego syna: 60 tobie Frracalu.
de sic tax lkrzywiss?
Co.. lii, bo-tak- take nam
rzniecie W. brzuchu, njakby-
mo, iakby mnie no4em prut;
ia p%rzytem~.. sieszcze. no..
strasznie.. L. :rozwolnienie wy
Epowiedtia1 niessmia}o z
urywkami Frsca].-
= Matu'k:u, toe i mnie tax
samo sic robi -wtracila 2
pospiechem Maryanka. "
-,C63 au grzecha = dodala
gospodyni-toc ia tax samo....
Wreszcie dMewka. chtopak,
a ostatecznie@ i parobek' przy-
znaIi sic do .tych samych
dolegliwo5ei. Ale %gospodarz.
sam, iakby ME sivszal co oni
tam gadhja, DO sic odwrocii i
predko wyjal k6rowa tabakie.
re ! za&yl tabaki, a A,iuchal
po,eznie, ably ME Eau su<ono,
il ma ma ustach jaki6 iroDicz-
ny usmiecb.
I poczeto. %zgadywat, CODY
to bylo prrzyczyna takiego
zepsucia 2oladk6w-czyby ia
: - i e. - r -" 49, $40. sfsS.+- =
skopo VIVA. kt6ra tax .dobr7e
smakowala? Ale to ME ]. po-'
Fdobna; boo nie pierwszy raz
skopowine iedli. ~
GdY potem siuzaca porzad--
kuJac garnce ma kominie,
~zajrza}a do garnka cd sko--
powiny, w ktorym resztki
rosoiu i naturalnie przyprawy
ma dnie sic z~najdowa1Y- "a
wofs1a gospodyni i pokazala
jej owe. resztki. Ia spostrzegl
sly, il tam -dobra garsc sene-
sowych lisci .rozgotowanych
size znajduie, a przekonawszy
sic, is liscie senesowe, jake
wczoraj z miasta 2 apteki "a
80 - u.s. - 49, - -
trojaka przywioz}s mad ko-.
minem W tytce po}o&yla,.
zgins}y, krzykpa}a niespokcj
ME i zapersona:
Cot u najwy1szej szubie.
nicy, ojczulu, to6ci ty ,,1anc-
bletrow" Il, niemiecka senes-
blaetter) nasypa} do skopowi-
n.y..
-Co--jak-gdzie .
"A ju2ci 2e " garnek; ale
wszak3em ci nakaza}a tych
tn pachnacYch listkow wto&yG,
a ME ), zancbletrow". (:
Zee, bodajes wygada}a ;
too przecie powiedziaia6 wy
raznle: llsteczki, vice znalaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
wEDz.
K UGO
TowAtrslKoPoW1NE I
jake z TEGO SKUT- !
K NAsTAPIhY.

olqu apl, <s W.
/ niedaiela v poznej ieslen', gdy
" pewnej wiosce v parat1'
bartezkiej domownicy pewnego
gospodarza zamoknegolo :. w'y ".
rali sic do koscio{a ma wie'kie
nabozeistwo W Bariegu. Zona
gospodarza - nazwi-
ska ]ej nie wymienie
4arzadza'a W nastepuiacy
sposcb: Dzlsiai ia 2 wszyst-:
kiemi domownikami pojdziemy
do kos,iofa, a ma cleb!e,
ojczulu, kolej pozostac W domu'
x HIM, mruknai gospodarz
tubalnym glosem, tosci m;
ju& wczoraj 0 tenn spiewals TO
i zostane. 5
Ale ME tYlko zostanlesz
W domu, .%opatrzysz: inwentarz
W oborze, ale Il obiad nam
.ugotujesz - powiedzia|a Cos
podynl. .'''-@ ~.
- a no, to i .ugotuje =
byla odpowledz. i.
- Zatem sfuchaj ojcaulu:
- ale toe ieszcze ma czas, az
sic umY]e, uczeszs twarda
mycke ma glove wsadze i ia
pregowata. du2a chustka
welniapa sic przyodzieje -:
przynjes mi ia Maryanko (byla
to corka) re skrzyni z komory
,Jupki dzisiaj ME wezme boo
powietrze szykowne, etoneczko
swieci. -."..s 80 j:
- .T,Gi bez tel gadaniny
moglabys sic tax wystroid~ =
baknat sobie ma tawie siedzacy
gospodarz. .-"s s." 500.
= A wei, jul ci' "a wiele;
iakbym eli nie powied2ia}a,
tobys mic ME wiedzial. =
!: A ty Maryenko ii ty Fracalu
lbyl to SYM szyk1jcie sic
chy2o, abym ma kazanie ! IA
msze 6w. zdqzyli. A" bartek
(parobek), a MARGIN (pasterz)
czy sic JUL wyguzdrali? b.
=. Anula (dziewka) ju& swoje
obrzadqita, kartchl nsskroba}a
i sauna sic ochludziia, tobym
t-- =
mogll JUL wszyscy razem isc,
boo to niedziolka swieta, to
trzeba sic do Boga modli6, a
dobrzeby by(o, abym ma r6-
4aniec zdazyli. A je2elie ME,
no, to sic ro4aniec l. podczas
kazania mole odm6wiG !"
- Tylko tam "a wiele
Panu Bogu ME nagadaj, zresztsa
dwoch robot razem Mkt roblt
ME moze - mrucsal pod
nos en- gospodarz.
"A wei go - otuknela
gadatliwa gospodyni - lepiej
bys ME bluznil;ezyz to kazanie
i ro1aniec So dwie roboty?czy3
to ME MONA z uwage s}ucha6
kazania i razem nabo3nie
odmawis6 r63aniec? wszak1e ]
TAX niclnnego W kosciele sic
ME robi.
Y \ ! no, q : jqs idd. a ME
j sadsj;fbo san ! ..wieoei i. maya
1dasz, nit Wwszystkis nasze gesi
razem = ozwal sic znieeier-
pliwiony gospodarz.
= Ohio, patrsc,e g, ieaszcze
bedzle ae mnie kpil gotow
mule pogniewac nh do koscio.
Ia odejde. "A too 81 jeszcse ME
;nakazalam, jak masz obiad
gatowat... S' -
Mario minds rag poWiedz!
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOpOlis.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Four-Receipts. $500
brls; exports, ECO brs. Market quiet but fairly
steady. Rye -four easy. Corn meal dull. Rye
quiet. Barley steady Barley malt neglected.
Wheat-Receipts. 1900 bu exports. Alag bu.
Spots steady; No. red. 63s4c: No. l hard. 67isc.
Options opened steadier on better Wall-street
news. yesterdays big export purchase and the
bullish Price Current, declined under heavy ca
bles and reaction in stocks, but had second
rally in the late afternoon on a fair cash de-
and both here and West and better later ca
lies; closed unchanged to nc higher; July.
81 3-l606l%c. closing at 61kc; September. 6l2i q
6: NC. closing at 62bc.
Corn-Receipts. 5000 blu; exports 1903 bu.
Srcts easier; No. 2. 33Isc. Options quiet and
moderately weaker, influenced by better crop
conditions: closed sac net lower July closed at
S:'lsc; September 331z Q33i2c, closing at 333sc.
Cats-Receipts, 254, 100 bu; EXPORTS 49, 667 blu.
Srots steady No. 2, exc Options. although
dull, ruled steady good export demand and
rust talk; closed &c higher. July closed at 214c;
September. 2O7sc. closing at 207sc.
Tsllow dull. Cotton seed oil nominal.
Hay steady. Hops dull Hides firm. Leather
steady. Wool quiet.
a. 9h49Ac Lard steady; refined quiet. Pork
dull.
Coffee-Options opened steady at SOILS points
decline. ruled active, and closed barely steady
at SOILS points net decline Closed July, 975Q
9S0c; September. 915@ Soc Spot coffee-Rio
sy; mild quiet. Sales 700 bags Maracaibo. p. {.
Sugar-Raw quiet but steady; refined quiet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. July 16-Flour slow. easier. and
s. fancy s. ?'e eSoe essra fancy
Wall street continued TO influence the specula-
tive market. and as stocks went SO did wheat.
lures strengthened up and closed quiet. firm and
shade higher than YESTERDAY spot dull and
54d54&c No. 2 hard. s35&c bid; July. SAC; Au-
gust s4sc bid septe,m65Sr "a ;essie Corn
market this morning because of cooler weather.
With rains in the West c and rea r ing rspSst
under yesterday. Spot lower; No. 2. cash. &c;
July &c. September Sen s' b, bid bid s fpr %
and the close was above yesterday. Spot higher;
No No cash e July S Msv bid G August xs &c
track. Barley nominal Corn meal, sl.50. Bran
Sacked saiable. east track. at s2@s2lsc. and
thy seed prime. s2.s5. Hay-Choice new prairie
declined under pressure of excessive offerings
Butter unchanged Eggs 6rmer at &C. whisky.
N22 Bacon-Boxed shoulders and longs. &c:
Rosea shoulders. 3. &c., longs. ss2sc: ribs ssisc:
shorts. &c. Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls: wheat.
ments-Fiour 5000 bu; wheat. 5000 be: corn.
Acc bu: oats. 1900 Blu.
BALTIMORE. July ls,-Flour steady and un-
changed: receipts q. AS brls; shipments % IA
bris Wheat quiet and easy; spot and month.
5s5.Qccc September. eolsdsossc receipts. 100. 2s9
slz@s2c: receipts. 80 SIS bu: EXPORTS IA sOs bu:
steady: No. white Western. s2isa2sxc; re-
ceipts. n. SOS bu exports. 1900 bu. Rye quiet
No Western. Csc Hay steady to arm: choice
timothy sislisso Grain freights steady: steam
to Liverpool. per bu. 2M92Ed. July s.nd August:
Sugar steady and unchanged. Butter quiet and
changed Cheese firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI. July ls.-Flour quiet. Wheat
Arm. No red. &C. receipts. 3. 500 shipments
5ao bu. Corn dull: No. mixed. 27lsc Oats firm;
No 2 mixed. iss Rye quiet: No: &c Lard
easy at <75c Whisky steady: sales OF ss5 iris
at s122 Butter steady Sugar firm. Eggs dull
at &c. Cheese barely steady
TOLEDO. July 1s-Wheat firm: No Q cash
and July. ssc: August. ssixc; September s?5,c
con dull and steady; No. mixed 271.c Oats
ouiet. 70. mixed. 1sLc. Rye steady: No. .
ca h 3Ikc Clover seed steady: prime October.
$50 OIL lower: North Lima. 5sc: South Lima
SEC Indiana. Sc
DETROIT. July 1s-Wheat unchanged: No.
vi jte. Gre. No. red. ssc: August. s9izc: Sep
tember. Gox0sszc; No. red. &C. Corn-No. 2.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
WHEAT REMAINED FIRM
AND ADVANCED IN FACE OF TUMB.
LING wALL-STREET PRICES.
Good Demand for Export, with High.
err Quotations i'm Paris-Provis.
ions Turned Weak.

CHICAGO, July 16.--In spite OF tumbling
prices in Wall street and the weakness in
local securities to-day. wheat held its own
and even improved a shade over yester-
days close. The export inquiry continues
good and Paris cables reported an adj
vance equivalent to 2ssc. Corn was heavy
on fine crop prospects. Oats showed firm
ness on bad crop reports. Provisions were
weak on selling by tired holders.
The wheat market started shade higher
than it closed yesterday. the principal rea-
sen for the slight additional strength being
the fact that prices here were practically
at an export rate and that as much as
go eco bu had been worked on the day be-
fore Liverpool opened shade under
yesterdays closing prices. due to the ,sc
decline here Wednesday. Probably for the
same reason Liverpool in some instances
reduced their buying limits for spring
wheat &c per bu. In the afternoon some of
the bids from Liverpool were advanced.
permitting the working of 10000 bu in all.
including the 10000 bu done in the fore
noon Paris closed at an advance. equiva-
lent to 22sc per blu. and those latter mat
$3.50. September opened hQAc higher at
from $3.50 to 562sG5615c. and after fiuctuat-
ing for a time between 56A95611c. only
touching the latter point for one trade.
gradually settled to 55sQ56c, and during
the greater part of the session the range
was between 56a56Ac. The lowest for the
day was 557sc. but not much was parted
with at that figure. Aside from diScOur-
aging Wall-Street conditions, routine news
was generally favorable to holders. North
west receipts were 2s2 cars. compared with
403 a week ago, but in comparison with
only 1913 cars last year English bids fol-
flour were advanced Sd per brl. and good
business was done. Chicago receipts were
216 cars, so of which graded No. 2.
The corn country was favored with cooler
temperature and rain. That made the mar
ket heavy, although by no means radically
weak. Receipts were only 204 cars by rail
Exports from Atlantic ports were 2l6, 'Sl 81 blu
and vessel room was taken here for 200. O0'
bu. September ranged from 21AQ2Issc te
27%c and closed at 2I19G27tsc.
The volume of business in oats was fairly
heavy The early market was firm, in
fiuenced by a good demand and light of.
ferings September started at 16%c ant
with wheat took the price to 161zc
where the disposition to buy was re-
vived: rally took September up agar
fered at the close. showing advance OF
1sQAc since yesterday.
Liquidation in the provisions market has
become an almost daily occurrence. Some
of the tired holders appear to be takins
turns at becoming exhausted and other:
are frightened thereby into a similar aban
donment of their load. Pork declined zoe
and closed at net loss of 15c, lard dropped
.05c and ribs .O212c-
Estimated receipts for to-inorrow-Wheat
213 cars: corn, 23S cars, oats, 10y cars, nogs
16 900 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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ton OF Wednesday. while corn and oats ruled
the same. Track ods were follows:
eWheat-No. 2 red. sac: No. red, 5os4051s&c;
wagon wheat. Sac
Corn-No. l white. &c: No. white &c: No.
white. &c: No. white mixed. CSC: No.
white mixed zee; No 2 yellow: 2ee; No yell
lev. &c: No. mixed. 2sc; No. mixed. 2sc. ear
corn, &c.
oats-No. white. 1sikc: No. , white. 1sc: No.
mixed. 1850. No. mixed. 15i-c.
Hsy-No. timothy. s19l2; No. timothy. $50
10; prairie. sed9.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid BY shippers.)
Poultry-Rens. &C; springs. 1896. &c: cocks.
&c; turkey hens. Sc; toms. &c: old toms. sc;
ducks. DC. geese. 40
Hutter-courtry. 4Gsc: choice. case
Esgs-Shiprers paying sc for fresh stock
Featiiers-i'riIne rcese. soc per 10. prime duck
DC per 10.
Wool-Medium washed. he: fine merino un-
washed. Toe: tub-washed. coQeSc: bury and IN
understandable. Sc less.
Beeswax-s,c for yellow; pc for dark
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green salted Hidcs-No- I, &C. No. 2, &c; No.
calf. &C.; No. calf 5hc.
Green Hides No. l. &c: No g &C.
Grease White SIC; yellow. IKE; brown, &c.
Tallow-No. ]. Fac: No. 2. 2Lc.
Bones-DTy. $l2d13 per ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
Iron.

PITTSBURCi. July 1e--The American Manu-
facturer. in its iron trade review, will say to-
morrow. Those who keep the closest watch on
the local iron and market still fail TO note
the first indication OF change. In all branches
the trade keeps on as il has been going for some
ECnths past. with small demand and some
trouble in holding prices. The only thing that
prevents a big slump in prices is the fact that
values down TO little above the cost o
production. In fact. there seems to be no use ir
offering concessions to buyers. because they dc
ECt want TO add to stocks. The entire bushes:
world seems TO be awaiting political develop
nents. Pig iron is dull. Grey forge is quoted al
s1o.50fe1l No. !, sl2 25G112.50 (foundry) Bessemer
81. 25Q12.5O. Finished iron and steel is dull Bes
muck bars. 1.20ul-25 common iron. 1Gll1sc; stee
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
VITAL STATlSTICS-JULY is.
Deaths.

Henry Trentelmaine sixty-nve years, Ohio
street, near Belt railroad, disease of lungs
Infant Mcintyre. sS3 West Washington street.
stRlborn.
railway injury.
Harvey Siler. two years. sos Mccain street.
dysentery.
AIollie W. Farmer. thirty years. 1o3 Spann
avenue. peritonits.
Bridget McCarty, ffty-three years. II Camp
street. hemorrhaze.
Mary +. De Alley. thirty-fve years. s. Ingram
street, acute enteritis.
Miranda Williams. ffty-three years. 1889 North
Capitol avenue. poison.
Minnie Penrose, seventeen years, West Addison
street. congestion of brain.
III. p Randall. lightweight years, 904 North
Delaware street. senile debility.
James Henderson two years 2e1 Yandes street,
cholera infanturn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Eight Transfers. with n Total COnsid-
Grafton of $o.:S6o.

Instruments fled FER record in the recorder
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p July l5 1896, as
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstraoter of titles,
corner OF Market and Pennsylvania streets. In
dianapolis. Suite 80. first Office floor. The
Lemcke Telephone i7e0:
Southeastern Saving and Loan Associa-
ton 10 Wilheinaine A Radtke. lot -,
in Pickens x Loftin's East Washington
street addition sl-VV
William Wambach 10 Anna Whitaker. lot
142 In Soann * Co first Noodawn
adCitOn -'"O'
Florence Whitney 10 William II. Wilson,
lot pa. i'm Browns southeast addition. 10
William H. Hodgen to Emerich Schmid
and wife west half of lot -91. in Spann
a. Co.'S second Woodlawn addition. l,SJO
Charles c. Ludwig ct al TO Tallie Murch,
lot 81. in Floral Park; lot is, in Cheno-
weth's subdivision of Munsons subdi-
vision of Berkenneyer's addition, and
lot 50. in Douglas Park. S600
George w. Boicourt 10 Zachary Boicourt
ct al. part of lot 72, in Ogle ct ais
East Park addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
Anna T.. Schafer to George W. Earhart.
LOT lis, in Jamison's second Belmont adj
dftton 2oV
Washington School Township to George
Sigman. lot s. square 3. Allsonvlle..... 16O
Transfers s; consideration........ 1850
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-17
2S1xc. oats-No. white. 2olkc. Rye-No. 2. sc
Receipts-Wheat, 10. go bu; oats. Loo bu.


OIL CITY. July 1s.-Credit balances. slos; GER
81: closed ~ SI on snies 10 Geo brls This Is the
hrst time that certificate oil he's sold at one dol
lar since JAM q. 1886. Shipments. $500 brls:
rms. 81. $40 bris.
WILMINGTON. July ls.-Rosin steady;
strained, sl.32k: good. s1.37I. Spirits OF tur-
pentine quiet at 21&Gs2Lc. Tar quiet at sl.10.
Turpentine steady. hard. sl.3o; soft, $40; vir-
gin, $3.50.
NEW YORK, July l6.-Petroleum weaker.
United closed az s1.o2 bid Rosin quiet strained.
common TO good. si.e21Qf.6S. Spirits OF turpen-
tine quiet at 24ia125c.
SAVANNAH. July 1s.-Spirits OF turpentile
firm at &c. Sales, SCI brls. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON. JULY 16.-Rosin firm at si.30l
1.35. Notwithstanding doing.
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LUtAL GHAiN MD PRODUCE.
Trade shows Little More Activity
at Firm Prices

The cooler weather gave little more life 10
trade on the wholesale streets and on Commits
sion row. while prices ruled much the same.
Poultry. eggs and butter. on light receipts carry
much h-rner tone. although quotably
higher Provisions are moving well for July but
81 an exceedingly low range OF prices. The
iron sn1 hardware markets are fairly active. and
leather dealers report some Improvement the
last day two With dry goods houses boot
and shoe uer and hat and cap dealers trade is
VEN quiet.
Tie local grain market continues without fea-
ssrs. Wheat recovered yesterday the &c reduce
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! futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. No spring wheat, 54hQ55izc;
yellow 27l4G27lkc. No. oats. 1s7s@l7c: No. 2
white, lee. No. 5 white E. O. b.. isQlsc. No 2
No. 1 haxseed 70Q7oizc Prime timothy seed
s2.s5. Mess pork. per brl. se.35@s 40. Lard per
Id 3.5sc rt-rib sides Qoose). 3.5GG3.55c. Dry
salted shoulders boxed. 3%q4c. Short-clear
sides Cboxed). 3s4d37sc. Whisky. distilers' fin
shed goods per gal. s1.22.
Recepts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat. 5000 bu:
corn. l04 600 bu: oats, $4,000 blu: rye. 1900 bu:
barley, 900 bti. Shipmepts-Flour, 10. coo brls:
wheat 95 600 bu; corn. 1874 900 bu oats 81 900 bu:
rye, 20, 900 blu; oats. 2,0o0 bu.
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Margaret and Joseph C. Stark. ss4 Broadway
boy.
Maggie and Fred Baker. DO West Michigan
street. boy.
Leonard and William Russell. 1ss Newman
street. boy.
Della and Elmer Smith. 2ss Columbia avenue.
girl.
Ellen and John Warren. West Chesapeake
street. boy.
susie and Oscar Smythe. "A Springfield street,
boy.
Effie and Earl Sawyer. City Hospital girl
Monte and George E. Kemp. PA Yandes street
boy.
Mary and George Langston. loi Brooks.de ave-
nue.. boy.
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Thursdays Bank CIearings.

~ Chicago-Clearings. sl4 40 s65: balances. ST.
tlSS9- New York exchange, 70c discount. Money
easy Sterling exchange on London demand,
49,. and SiS17a for sixty GAYS. Call loans.
BOO per cent: commercial bills. per cent.
IT New Orleans-ClearingS. s1.165. 1S7.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS32 210: balances.
$50. 90.
At ST. Louis-clearings. s.l77.5IS: balances.
f7l3i&.
At New York-ciearings sioi.Cs5. 100: balances.
se7s6.5sS
At Boston-cIearinss. $I7.s7 asi; balances. So
S74a3s
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. ST. 7Is ss5: balances.
q. &c. ~
49, saitimore-ciesr.ngs, ;e.sss, IsO; balances.
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The Maule Coal Company. or Princeton
was incorporated yesterday, with capital
stock of $4,000. It's directory is composed
OF John. Francis, Robert. William and
Alexander Maule.
The Post Publishing Company. OF Fort
Wayne was Incorporated with a capital
stock OF $1,000 The purpose Is TO publish
a new daily and weekly paper. The dircc-
tory are A. j. Boswell M. f. Burns. s. c.
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The remains Of the late Henry c. Rod
gers. who was drowned near Antioch last
TUESDAY. were brought to this city at 4
o'clock this morning. The funeral will occur
at o'clock this afternoon at the home of
hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Rodgers.
No. AZ Park avenue. Both funeral and
interment will be private.
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Wool.

LONDON, July 1e.-At the wool auction sales
to-day 1856 bales offered. of which 1000
bales withdrawn. The superior greasy
grades OF woods were generally frmer and cross
breds showed upward tendency. American
and Russian buyers idle The sales in de-
tail were: New South Wales-3.352 bales:
secured. sSQls sd; greasy. 3AGlod. oueensland-
Fps bales: secured. 94deS1s I'D: greasy. SO
slsd. Victoria-2coO bales; secured, 71aG1Oisd;
greasy. 6AGllisd. South Australia.l.la5 bales:
secured. 7Ad@1s I'd; greasy, 4iz6Sd. Swan
River-l4s bales: secured. 10izG11d; greasy, so
Sd. Tasmania-so bales; greasy 7l4@10d. New
Zealand-S.2 92 bales; secured. sdd1s 2isd greasy.
ei.M9i.d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal-2, 511
bales; secured, 71sdQ1s Adj; greasy. iAQ7d
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Flora A. Crist. frame addition. North Indian
arolis. $3.50.
Nancy ]. Less. addition, II Newell avenue.
$50.
Henry d: Pierce. repair frame dwelling. 900
West Fourth street. s7s.
+. II. Ayrss. frame addition. 7i2 North Della
street. $40.