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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

This, from the Cleveland Plain Des,.-
shows how words ARE lo-ing their Old No.
in--: And now. children. what /. 4 ess-
turion, Well. Wilhey'' 'Piease. M.
my brother is one" Your brother I. onei y
YES, ma'am, he made a century Last Sam.
DAY." @14'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Death and the people of Germany are
alike in one respect"
Name it,
The people Of Germany like to use money
direct from the mint"
go on"
Death loves shining mark, too. '-Pitts-
burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

did you tell that young man not to eaIl
here any more. asked Nabel's father. Sc
verely. MO" -*Whhy n0t,H II didn 4
think that it was necessary. / don't see how
he couh call any more, now. He calls seven
times a wees n-Washinston Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Santa Teresa, the Mexican girl who
sas banished from Sonora. Mexico. i've
years ago. because of her wonderful
cures and influence over the Mexicans.
left Texas for Arizona recently and was
accompanied to the station by three
armed men. who threatened to shoot
anyone who tried 10 modest her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

What docs that man Sticky do for liv.
lny."
For board and lodging he does the no
tels. and for clothes be docs his tailor. Ort.
side OF that he does the best he ean.'-Dse.
troit Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

There are 5000 words in the Fr,t..,
language, and most Of them were ~ -
Sunday by woman who discovered 80.
coming out OF church that her new a. -.
adorned with tag on which was vr,,,.s'
kedueed 10 shIllIngs III pence Ia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Now comes that trying time of year
Whose woes each benedict can tell.
When madam sheds the sealdiug tear
Because her Jelly failed TO leIi.
-Chicavo Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

low the eartb's surface. there is a sub
rerranean lake Of hot water. or ITO de-
yrees of temperature. II has pressure
enough to ascend TO the top floor o.
most of the houses. and will be piped 10
them fur heating purposes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

,Dead=het Diek-what's Wild Bal 50 nj
about to-days nal
TEXAS Fim-About week asa n. a..
al in paper fer sadslle that ssi4 ~. y "a
10 he sent the V. an they sent h,r,' /, -, -
toy saddle fer a rockln' horse.-t-p-t. n.s.la
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22
ITO HIM THAT HATH."
ET Ann. NATHAN MEYER.
srrSrrSrrrr~rrrrrrrr
NHRs. AMANDA HEMINGWAY MA

MFRS. AMANDA HEMINGWAY MA
m son gave a satisfied glance about
lie room. she assured herself once
more that all was in readiness. There
were the tables and the chairs, the pens
and the ink. the stamps. the patent en-
vclope moisieucrs. the Social Register.
aud. last OF all. To " hich her eyes turned
i'm fond pride. she neat piles Of daintily-
printed pamphlets the appeals upon
which were pinned the hopes Of the
West Side Exchange for Gentlewomen
the appeals that were To magnetic
the dollars from the pockets Of the very
miSsrS.
Mr- Amanda Hemingway Mason. the
president OF the society, certainly had
every right 70 feel satisfied. for she had
been committee 81 one TO attend TO the
preparation ~ these appeals. Not only
had the horid sketch u the society's
rise and progress emanatcd from her
Pine. aud the many-Sided and irrcfTaga-
Die arguments for it, continued sup
port. but to her sense Of the fitness Of
things were due the size II the pam
phlet. the width - the margin. the APP
pearuuce II the cover. the selection OF
the type and the color 81 the ink. Not n
single detail Of workmanship had es-
capped her eve In the thousand and
one little matters that constantly arose
between her and the printer she had felt
delicious and novel thrill. She had
always cherished secret ambitions in a
literary way. In the correction Of the
proofs lboth galley and pagedl there
had been vouchsafed her breath Of the
divine afI'ltus.
And now at last the great work was
done: the little hooks were ranged in or
DERBY piles aud lay ready TO be- slipped
/ into their envelopes and cent abroad
upon their triumphant mission Zach
bore the magnificent titi. ldone with a
discreet variation Of rcd and black inkl:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Here j. a problem hard to prove,
OF that there IL no doubt.
Nhich takes less timc-to fall in love;
Or when in love, fall out.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

His valet got even with Reginald for RI.
charging hum. said one young man How
inquired the other. Set HIS watch ahead
50 that Reginald got his evening elotSs,
on at halfpazt five.~-Washinxto star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Gayboy - Brace up. old. fellow.
Where's your self-posEessson?
Hsapeek--why. bic, didn't you know
4 was raarrled?-yellow Kid Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

III god advice !. to the effect that
yga should be- sn..i naturt,i pa bot weather.
re Ruufd Ike 10 see the man b. s1tn T..
Slod uatured IN hot weather.-Atehisn
Arfata.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

The tourist ha. hit the toun again. -
said slug seven. That fellow Is tyre.
Ent be- Type responded Sag flev-
en-; He Is a eass. II ypogfaphl ,ioar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

She-Why do You never compliment re
on my complexion now that we're married (:
I've got IL still
He-1ss. but now ! know where you got
it--Yellow Md Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Ihaqe found Pi.o'- Cure Tor Consumution
an uH.sliag mc'licin--F Il. Lo,z. 1916
sc0i. -. l.KInstnn. Nv. OF. ]. Isai.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

When man Is AZ work. Iaaferz stan
around aud slT he- working too cheap
Washington Dmeerat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Law Siuienf-Wh1t are heirs atlaw7
LAWYER The lccea=e7i.z r-latyes-after
the sail Is read-N. \ = Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

1t often happens when Il = grssi,etesi
that a man vii come r. some tti eui that
he eomes 20 tNo or three. Ateht.ou esiab.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Dead beats all know Just What property
l. exempt from exe,utian " l.hlHgtsa
uenloar4t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Wei. Whulev. did you find the divine
creature returned vaHr love- ''Nss. j,i~.
- sa1n as ! offered 1t To er.'-Detroii Free
Pres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Time flies when a mans dinner i wait
ins for HIM Il only cravt when he Is wait
ing for dinner y -. Picayuue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

The more odulmensiahia Your urr.rrtzkin-
Che teryer ths opposition 81. be--Atelissa
tsiabc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-22

Is taken internally. Priee .!c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
CXpORTa TO.DA,
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORI'

New-york. June - 1877,
opened quiet ana steady a; stcl nf s
la3 pants The opening prices were tnS Ign positions
s say lSS 'G a points a"I cali genera
% sand from nas Jay noIc from
between 5 O ss IN: IN aSS points s tom
hes; prices OF The mornns and OF lao p,hs decline OF
oins at The weakest interval os the marhe which Was
e nns Sp VIII, the Closing ss day To-
ts futures reached sd4oo bales ThS spot
Tc dsns CUFF sa sales lsII ssIe' the R
s s%dns % j Rss' d shsI s was largely P
able character OF The cotton grades for when ps bv the
Revision Committee no; fairly representing the sa@D.e
cned to buy cotton naturally preferred Augnst p,aet
caily available at the same pre- al |hien ' ,S favor1
able average 6u; remembered that the critical ps5Is
tax Of mpsoyns trade ard 6et;cs times while stocks are
cotton mar TlddnF 9a9i:d o WsEG and "a
stead 7S-i6c: sales. - ba,cs Mobile nothing doing
M ay s9sas1 9gs sE .r SEA" .as IS sae Memphis
fru 7l.c; sales. 90 bales Agsdsa steaay &c g. @
bales; Charleston qule, 7o bid; wilmington seaqy
owns this WeeE We're 7s Bales agan, go bales lss
%e and hSe $9 a, s ged ks X es Sas last Year
Sse rss y ' S baos f Rees ' at the ports
day 2l9 bales making total rtc o io 'y
e1 expo included $37 Britain and es bales
90 o he r.. ,s ro1 p AS i bale, Snd the
2ii5 bales Total stocks at the ports aggregate N1Ol
bales. IT., g.. -,
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesIso cotton
N BUYERS favor; sales bales speculation end eN-
port 900: American. 5000: receipts 1000; American
1000 middling uplands. AID. Futures quiet partially
I6 decline closed quiet steady az points net DE-
cline January February. 3i7b February-March 3i19e;
Narch-Aprn, 34slsb. June .4o2i2b; June-July iuZ2b
ly August AO2s: August September 3G2.b: September
October 356d351; November. sob; November
December 34slas December-January BID Manchester
Yarns dull. Cloths dull
Rumor had day. after the close OF Change
that well-known house had purchased 1000 paes
spot shipment TO the Continent Although gen
erallv believed report could lie confirmed. A
sale OF 100 tales spot for immediate shipment 10
the South was made late in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
orr1rp .,l,pkr,rs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas CITY June 25Caitle steady fiogs str, SS ~
shade lower: heayes 81 .j$3 3d.: pac"eI ~ 90 OH
mixed So 2JGs3 3T4: lights 81 2JlfS3 .u YORKER
asa 80: pige 75dS3 - sheep steady; anos f-"f
Louis. june 2JClttle steady 10 loo hls 80, On.
export steers s? gD>i native shipping; g 5
dressed beef and butchers. 81 I5HSi %; Ugh'r 81
7O and hefers 81 25GSi co. soekers ana i"e's
s2nsi 4O Texas and Indian steers - 6OHei ~ So"s ~
hcifers s2as3 TO- Hogs strong to Dc hsh"r .gmts
ass 40: mixed, 81 cOG$3 -! heavy 81 lOpSJ op Sr
strong native muttons 81 Sass culis ara DUCKS ."
So -: Texas sheep 81 30n$3 co. lamhs $'dN o. o,-.
Eaet Liberty. June 25-Cattle steady; prime. ~ uhf':
bulls, and cowA s2Ns3 30; common to good ray
oxen. S2dSS 80 Hogs active; prime lght "rKrts mn
So ~: common fair - 55nS3 CO. heavy. 81 4OtS3 -:
roughs 81 754s3 10 Sheep steady ch1lc" ~ sou
81 100; common s. J0gS3 ~; spring lambs sigSo veal
calves. sGas6 30.
Chicago. June 2J.-It characteristic Friday III
cattle "A moderate general demand Yesterdays lata
decline. The quality rather ordinary ana
bulk sold low prices Native beef steers sold at
extreme range OF 81 GGdS3 20 hut only small per-
cenage sold u So the bulk Of the cattle selling az
SASS 30 Feeding cattle I'm fair demand a. $2"Of.
81 20 Calves and choice lots advanced
with Gales 81 ?js6 -. Fed Texas cattle were not any
lower. bat grassers weakening In hogs, packers
Of good part o. Yesterdays advance. few early
made at Yesterdays top prices. fancy hogs
The DAYS business done decline ~ about DC.
sheep and lgnus slow. and the Improvement Was
largely lost spring lambs going Sass 30 Sheep sod
at 81 25Isl 10 the bulk selling At S@gS3 I0 iearngs
So 5OSi and wooded Col1ados brought 81 90
So. Recepts-Catte. 1000 head; hogs. 26Ooo sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

head all City and with ear The he lover yards
Prime sheep and choice lambs had ts moderate de-
ana were nrn all grades of STOCK III naif cars
inand and unchanged closing dull rive ana fair sheep
Of stock were t. sell close. to,nmo 80 40 on
cola a, 81 naIs3 60 per NJ ''cus ana 90, .ra
as SO % export sheep ut si2j0Sf 30 ana [ 81 T5lo
lste Yesterday at 81 go medium 10 choc. h ,1 /, mia
s. 20; dressed mutton sold at 5Tih.c per 10 o''se ~
salesJ H. wikerson go kenigesy ans a. TO- 2S5 do.
erare nj 81 10 per 1O0 ~: 100 do ~ No. az ~ N al
II H. at 81 go 80 do 81 H. ut ). ~ 81 eU ~ H. nj
s5 II, - do II ~ nj 81: 80 Kcnucky shep -" "
81 0 Ia Do rs NJ At So %; do ~ H. AT =; -. 1877
S Judi AZ CO.. 1877 Kentucky smhs: 81 ,5 A. ~, M ~
DO ~ No. M 81 IL 25D do 80 H. ~ 80; - 90 60 -, nj
si75 .G Ohio sheep ~ ~ Mt $50 20 do Today: 30
81 1o ~ Kentucky d. lOG No. NJ s3 lae ~, ca "a
Ohio wethers ~: H. - 30: lGi ewes w no. ~ ~ n Mt
Newton ~ CO.. 800 West virginia iah,pS' -, &, 30,
s, 2O 20, do. H. ut 81 20: - DO ~ TO- at - w.
sheep s., n az Sc 500 ! buck l4o 10 az ~ 20 :, nj
NcPherron A. Co.. 300 Kentucky lainb' 20, ~ a.
81 50 $50 do II ~ nj 81 81 2G2 Nrrnn 90, W IT, Oh
g. n KSnuc,y sheen 129 No. at 81 80 Virginia do' l"
H.. mt g. 30. , -, g. 90 do 90
n. az 81: II Indiana sheep lio ID, NJ - -" -, ~
bucks III H. 1T 81 2Jl Virginia sheep lle 10 ~,
UOGS-Rccelpts 20 3.2tG head NJ. - III
3c6 head for sale. Quoted steady at - ""Sf p'' w.
IL for common to good hogs - ,c- y, overase
Salcs--Georgc Dlenbact state loEs io' }" ''
at 81 per 100 n; stag. $40 H. nj - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June - 1897
BEEyEs.Eeceips. ~ cars. or 1888 head cars for
exporters II Tor city saugherers and cars Tor The
market. making with the Yards . car
be sold Demand moderate at Wednesdays prices hut
l5gs3 per 100 IL fr common
T. good natv" steers 81 g. fur Texans. 50 GQ$4 for
side dul 1nNc per n. Latest cables
from the markets .; Great Britain quoted American
cressed weight. refrigerator Gcaf selling AZ - as . 49,
Massachusetts wi, take out to London go cattle FOR
shamierg go 2aG4 quarters Of iecf
Schwar4schiid sulzheTser. the Buffalo HUI 200
cattle for the raned shppcrs: Unbria to Liver,
bristol $50 cattle f9r rcaari Moore Co.: the Fonta-
nakinG total from this for the week Of 23D eat
i43j sheep and so quarters o, beet all ports OF
at - 81 nr 70! u. - d. ill9 10. at 81 so ~
\. H. Fppstel n 70 Texanz 9G6 II at 81 e5
slndera 10 staEs ii9 T. a. IS 80 10 cows. 1920 H.
at s. o. DO no ~ a" 6 81 o. CO. 80 800 n, az g.
:. 5 Jadd Go': .Aen; ~ n at 81 g.; cows 93o
Hume 4 Mullen: = bulls ~ n. at So 60
!. =. Nelson Late Yesterday bulls. 7J2 H. AZ 81 20;
Mich COWs-No fresh receipts and no trade Mar
ket nominav steady at S2)gsj FOR TO choice
cAiVFs~Receip,. ios head all for the market. AMI
making stock held yesterday. 5iS head sale
az which 47s Sixtethsf ana ~ Jersey city
poor 10 choic@ yess sd a.sO4S5 So peT lo1 n I'm,
calves at 50 70 civ dressed 7ieaeac; coun
Try dressed at 570sc; little calves 4g5c; dressed
saes-C Dillenback: II veais 5l average ut - -
per No. = DO i55 n at 50 e: ~ DO l5o H. IS co..
j ?. iei.oa, 4 W;s:eIql eaiyes 2il y. at $50.
at S a' i5 a E.a ac H. ~ at "a - 90 40 o. 10
NJ Collins % vesis. iaa 10. at s. 81.
s. Judd & CO.: ~ veah las n. at IS Is; d. ia
sHEEr AND LANES Receipts were IS cars. or $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambecs-st
as foilo%s ana minutes earlier from West 20 ST.
o:OO A. N.-Vcstihuled Express daily for Waverly
Blnchamton Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
500 J. NJ .,Paror car 70 Bufal9 ., ,,.r,. ,o,,,
traia Tor Chicago. via Cnauauqua Lake. arrives Cleye-
land : 40 4 NJ Chicago, > T. NJ Sleepers 10 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
7::O - M.-Bunslo and CLEVELAND Vestibuled Express
Daiiy arrives Buffalo 7l5 A. NJ. Bradford 7i5 \. NJ,
Amcstown $50 A. NJ. Cleveland 1913 p. NJ sieepers TO
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections Tor De-
trolt. Chicago and The West. $50
$40 J.. Ma chartauqua La%e and TIagaaa fas
t InS4s2 psd In. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L accomnodatons At III rs 26 iol a1d g57 Br c,
ST. Chambers ard West 23d-st. ferries. New-Iork 1888
ana 726 Fuon-st. 1916 Broadway Brooklyn; 200 Ilut-
sCn-st U0hpken. and Jersey City Station. Westcott
Express calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels and
resid destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago June % (spec.aD.-The operations IN July
wheat continued absorb attention today. with palmer
signs O: manipulation than any time far The Juy
was suddealy run ~ cents bushel. and closed at
rie,ty nearly the top. II opened coz. sold between
o9 and a. and closed 7 cents. ~ ~. cents for
July there seemed to be good deal Of wheat tap
from houses representing tie bull interest There
particularly liberal selling by NortonWorhingtoa. Il
0usI up the demand al aat figure the market
back fractl.n The concerns. however. which had sold
g. freely 7lil cents were buyeri On LILLE concession
Just before the close there was new demand from
shorts. and this time there was 10 weit on tap untii
discount biggest discount 50 far The routine news
9rdnaTy hort ~ ay e WIN e ha ' Si 10 Hsir buh
Liverpool was up fraction Tor futures; but lower
spo. seatoard c'earances were the best in q week
Monday would show decrease Il about 5oooco bushels
M'iern Miller saI that c5nsi,raIl, damage had been
done winter wheat IN kans9s from the recent storms
las; Year Nothing vss done here in cash. The new
crop futures were sl5w-seperber and December up
feature In the "rt' was zine July selling by Norton
yng II July was I'D BY schuorzbupee and BALDWIN
day dlscloses that the short interest in july is much
larger than ANYBODY eNpeeissd The talent expects
d. MT expec, sustained July corner. Tho exports Tor
inc week f H,'n motae Gay" trade wio oco
/. cent closed just where It did ThursdayJuy at -
30 cents. September at - cents Receipts were $50
cars. with go estimated for satrriay SAMPLES were
s,iaay ,sSe T6 vcaher Was normal s.afaa'G,
ior,st reported frcer offerings west 81 the
Thnrslas buyers notably by Cadahy Trading was not
irip1rtart The shipping demand keeps very poor
likely 10 better in July 'naferf only 2JO.OO0
bushels Exports Tor TIE week e2slcoo bushels.
The range IN 4, cent. September selling at
~. ana at ISL, md closing at u cents July closed
the same price september. The incident very
large seaioard ceararces o0 bushels - this
from New York.
Provision ne strong. although they started rather
easy PORK and lard q sod cents Thursday. ribs.
o.. fl, = csuts over. Packers started the selling side
T6er, arpa.r.d lowcNcr. good buying. which
ed to Cudaly Proyisi stocks Iqy are expected
show very small increaser. IN spite " the large hog
r.eipte an Increase possibly l3Ooo tier,cs
and 900 pounds ribs. Hog receipts day
~ 90 with 100 estimated Tor Saturlny Very large
r.c.t,,. ar, talked = or Neek-lsO0 900
Tho cash demand Keeps good exports particularly good
On the curb "puts' Juiy wheat closed 1Ois:
I'll. :" a cents, Puts" September wheat were
ca IGis.. calls" CT, cents. puts" September
C,rn osre &C. calls" 25's cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

ahead. though tho deal not assume The pro
portions Of corner IA the generally accepted term
Mondays statistics expected 10 be busn eo py
prospective decrease OF 100000 bush m the vsip.
supply. The Northwestern receipts have iaiien OH
1,2500G0 bush Cor week while seabonrd cearhhces
have been fairly liberal. At Baltimore to-day o"u
bush of wheat received or exceIeht auanty.
with arRe receipts expected by Monday Locel export
trade to-day included 5000 buSh hard winter ma 'Ep
bush ulgraded spring. Quotations D a'oa., %tre
follows: No / hard Duluth 0Nc; NO i Nor..neIn
Duluth 1910: No ! Northern New-rork ts'tc', 10
hard Manitoba. I97sc. Futures closed I'sc net hgieI
..... .CORN-rhe corn market fer time ms motnins
enjoyed continuation OF yesterdays strength assisted
by the usual gossip concerning pnfavorabe crop
from various portions Of the West. There was SONS
selling later In the day by Chicago houses when had h
influence upon prices and tho close Was rather easy az
iSc net decline. In a general way the market ~ si
regarded satisfactory the bull interests ana IT,
II expected 81 quarters that the present nnoei-
tain crop outlook have the effect OF shuune on he
that expected TO follow ms the result OF
freight The export trade was very sIack
embracing only 1000 bush. No corn quoted "O!c
afoat OATS-The speculative market for 1aus
had steady opening with fair amount OF actiNI.s;
the advance the afternoon following corn hiu
closed duh unchanged prices. Some buying was IN
srircd midday by the clesrances or 4lH~ busn
New-York Of which amount a22 600 bush were uesuneu
for London. There fair activity in the casn ~,
exporters taking 20 OO0 hush IN all. OF when 2ooo pu
No . white clipped and 10000 bush choice c,nc
clipped No oats quoted. 22I22sci No oats
No white. 2ac: No white. 24c; track whl,e. -tma,oa'
track mixed. 2il5d23iso.. .RYEMarke steau.' GnSu.
2Gac c T. Buffalo. .BARLEY-MarKet s'e"u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
NIL LACK ANtsNA AND WESTERLY *. N
stntious ia New orts. foot Of barclay
md ChriatOphcr streets. .,,,,
>rsVIuIYE TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET

,,ir.c, ro,.a - NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlH.
mn, ORANGES. summit Beuardsyile BashlnS
I;idse Madison Morristowu. Passaic Paters n 80
IN Dover Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDps LASH
Noi'NTAIN washington PIlllllISBURG. EASIoN.
WATER GAP STROV DSBI RG. Pocono Mountains
S,-pA %Tp\ PITrSTOS. WlI.NESBARRE, NANFl-
cOIEr pANVILLE. NORTHC MBEELAND Mont
49," i,lNiu ANTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water,
vile UTICA, KCHFIELD SPRINGS. coriiana
COMING BATH pANSNllLE. BUFFAIO and al
un,rrs WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BGNGliAMTON NALL stops at pslheip@
,o.o, NJ (cafe Can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
UAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA, ELMlRA nIiS!A
IMPRESS. Pullman par,or cars. connecting AZ
Buralo with trains Tor Chicago ana points west PUN
man Parlor car. New York 10 Richneli SprlEss: 80.
100 r. M-SCRANTON. WlLKESBARlsE and El'MlfA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buret pallor Cars =, "a,
400 l. M-SCRANTON. WILNEsBARRE and FILM
ECO T. NJ (Daiy)-Ch!.ago Nestihuled iamtsi bSp n,n
FOR SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON. ELMlRA 81
FAlO Pullman Buffet Sleeping ar Ne"-io'~ "
chicago. Dining car west OF Bntalo. s,..,.,. -,
30 T. NJ ,Daiip Buffalo Express. ~ man S.sSpst ~
SCRANTON. BlNGHAMrON. ELMlkA, BATH MI
30 r. NJ tDaiy)-HCFFAIO, SCRANTON biN oi VI, Wv,
TON OWEGO ITHACA. ELMlRA. sNltACl ~ a..
OSNEGO EXPRESS. Pullman hGHe' s'ee'>"
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Liverpool. June -. 3:45 p m.-Closing: Wheat-sp7t,
NJ = rel Western winter stock No red Northern.
spring. steady - 9i2d. Corn-Spot. American nike.
new STEADY. 2s SID do old firm. Is Dad futures steady;
June $50. July. - sad August IS 81. F.our-St.
Louis fancy winter steady. Is Ga Hops az London
.3s 81: prime mess. as Pork duh; prime mess. me
Western. 45s. medium Western f2s Cd Hams-short cut.
Il L, ii u, steady ais -Cumbe.land cut = -
30 H. nrm short rib - - 10; steady. 25s: lohs
clear niI!es light 81 Is No. steady 2js long clear
,niidles heavy - 10. steady. 2s Ga short clear
maIrs heavy. ~ to 80 NJ steady. Us 3D. Gear bellies
~ 10 II H. steady 2js Sh0ul"rsSquare II 70 II 10.
steady .Gs 81 Lard-Prime Western dull 20s. Cheese
Nnerican finest white and colored dull as. Talow
Prime city steady lis Cd Cottonseel o-Liyerpoo re
rn.f steady. Sd Turpentne-Spirits steady. Ms.
Rosln-Comuon firm, IS 81.