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The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22

times surreptitiously entered and used as
library, as replenisher of some one
elses cupboard, and as place to rest and
sleep, if the intruder felt in that mood.
So on Saturday morning tracks were
followed more than mile from this vii
lage to Mr. Burr's cottage and unmis-
taxable marks on floor and bed there
showed most recent occupancy by some
one. It ia believed the coat, the umbrel-
Ia and the lemon extract left about this
village for some unknown reason by the
burglar came from J. T. Burr's cottage.
| So it is presumed the scamp made call
at the cottage before as we'll as after
visiting this village and scattering the
articles as above mentioned. 1t deepens
the mystery of the affair somewhat as to
the cause thereof. Several other va
cant cottages about the Lake have
during the winter been stealthily entered
and ransacked, but nothing Of much value
from any has been missed. Your CORES.
pondent can only hope the culprit may
eventually be caught, or SO disabled as
to make apprehension sure. Woe to the
wretch who, under the cloak of night
and absence of inmates, sneaks into his
neighbor's house or store to possess him
self Of articles, 10 times better bought
than stole, articles Of not great intrinsic
value, which shows the aptitude of some
one more willing to steal than to work
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22

The concert given on Tuesday evening
by the singing class, assisted by the male
quartet of Watertown and the Bantam
singing class was exceptionally fine and
was listened to by very appreciative
audience.
Henry G. Judson is confined to his bed
with complication of diseases.
N. L. Bloss had a runaway, last week,
while his horses were hitched in front of
the store. A hoop was rolled under
them and frightened them so that they
ing the wagon on the corner near j. w.
Flynn's and continuing on with the pole.
They were stopped at Henry Glowskey's
blacksmith shop. The pole was badly
broken and the wagon not damaged
much.
1t is now expected that the services in
Christ church will be conducted by S.
Wolcott Linsley after May %.
Abner P. Hayes returned to his col
lege duties in New Haven on Wednesday
Misses Fannie A. and Lucy E. Aver
are to return to their fathers, Rev c. L
Ayers, this week.
On Saturday, April Is, Mr. and Mr.
| Carr Watson and Mr. and Mrs Hiram B
Atwood were in attendance at the COLDER
wedding of Mr. and Mrs Joel aungerfort
of Watertown.
Henry c. Judson is in poor health q
present writing.
Hon Fl. n. Peck has passed through
the winter more comfortably than hi
| friends anticipated.
Another daughter was added to tn
family of Arthur T. Minor on April 10
Robert c. Porter visited in New Hs
ven, last week.
Melvin Thompson returned to hi
school in West Haven on Monday.
Warren Crossman has taken positio
as salesman IN one Ct the largest CLOTH
ing AOuSSo Ill DPi hCAA3 AAA0SCs
Mrs Howard Seymour and son of Ws
tertown are guests for several days wit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Richard Magee
Will Magee, wife and son of Waterbur
are guests at the same place.
Charles howe spent Sunday in Bridge
port.
Miss Agnes Bloss has been i'll at he
school in Mortified, Mass.
Hon J. D. Dayton and Henry B. Pee
were in town on Wednesday of last weel
Miss Lou Fontaine of Waterbury is th
guest of Mrs E. I. Howe.
Mr. Emmons, the blacksmith, is pr'
pairing to move to Morris, to which plac
he has removed his business.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
The Travellers Guide.
Jew YORK, NKw HAVEN AND HARTFoED
RAILROAD.
BERKsH1RE DrvIsIoH.


NEW HAVES-North. sss .. m, 100 p. 10.
South. JOSS a.. m, las p. IN.
sHELTON-North, l0lO3 a. m. 4-A p. M Soufhs
1929 a. M, 7I9 p. N.
sTEyENS0N-Sorth l0.l6 a. m-- tS6 p. m.
South. l0.le a. M, 1.06 pm.
MOSR0E-North fl0.24 a. M TAI ID. M
South, tI010 a. M. foo p M
gOTSFORD-South tor New Haven. 10 05 a. IA :,
IS p. m See Botsford below.
7.03 p. N. Sunday. IA a. m. South,
6.59, sA7, e.57s H-z7 a. m-.425 els, GAG p. m
aAWLEYVLIE-N 7-52, Io5s g. m-
l2.4o. 6.oa, III p. m; Sunday, T52 .. "a.
skooKFIELD JUNcTioN-Sorth, sos, u.e7
q. JIG, SIS, SIS, 100 p. m. Sunday, SOS
am. South, 6-42, $50, $40, lilo g. m, $50,
4.eS $50 d. m. Sunday SAB p. m.
BRooKFIELD-Sorth, sos Ills a M l-29,
6-3s, 7.25 p m. Sunday, SOS. South, es7ss-9e,
LA isHE 81 Ia and Sill RIVKR2Sorth. SIS
I'M $40 p. m. South, $50, $40 g. M
as, s12 p, m. Sunday, north, Sis a. r.
NEW MILFokD-North, So, n.ss g. m, a.o5.
SIS. 54S, TAO p. m. Sunday SEA a. m. South.
e25, sos, 9zS. l04s a. m, s.47. AS, eos p. m.s
Sunday, $50.
MERWiNsYuLE-Eort SIS, Il-Ss g. M, ass.
6.07 p. Sunday,S-S5 Am South. loss am,
k-A, SAG p m. Sunday, 4-57 p. m
REST-North, s.49, ID ~ g. M, S-13, $50 p. m.
Sunday, S49a a. m. South los g. m-s SIS, i.o4,
535 p; M; snndayAS7P.m
CORNW ALL BRIDGE-Sorth, 905 q. m, 20s
4.20,6-s5, p. m. Sunday, 9.05 a. m. South, Io.n
q. m, 3.4, 5.23 p. m sundays4I Ia p. m
| VEST CORSWALL-North, s.14 a. m, 10. u
| 40, GAS p. Sunday ,9.l4 g. m. South, lolgi
| q. m. 3.24, 5.15 D. m. Sunday, 401 p. m.
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AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.

The family of Olin Roswell have been
peculiarly afflicted. While riding, last
week, Mr. Roswell was thrown from his
wagon, fracturing his ribs. Mrs Ros-
well stepped on a rusty nail, causing a
painful wound. Miss Agnes, their
daughter, came in contact with sailor
knife, causing wound in her forehead
which required the aid of physician tc
close.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
KENT.
At ST ANDREWS,

The annual meeting of the parish of
st Andrews was held, Easter Monday,
TO elect officers for the ensuing year.
The following were elected.
Senior Warden, J. #. Gibbs.
Junior Warden, jerome Judd.
Vestrymen, r. 4. Buckingham, @. A
Edwards, Albert Lane, G. A. Bucking-
ham, Egbert Morehouse Enea Brenna,
Collector, j. r. Gibbs.
Treasurer, Albert Lane.
Clerk, Charles Edwards.
Delegates to Convention, Egbert More
house and jerome Judd.
1t was voted to shlngle the church and
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22

Col L. F. Copeland will lecture in the
Town hall, Saturday evening, April %,
at o'clock. He is we'll known in Wood
bury and always brings out a large audi
ence. Your correspondent has yet fail
ed to learn under what auspices he gives
this lecture and whether the proceeds, if
there are any, are to be devoted to pub
lie or private ends. 1t is q mistake not
to publish these items. Subject of the
lecture, 'Sampson's Riddle.'
Henry Crane, one of our Woodbury.
boys, who has gone out from US and be-
come prosperous, writes home now from
Alaska, where he has gone and is max
ing fortune shipping mules and sup
plies for the infatuated gold seekers
Henry is now at Skagway, a town of
5000 or 5000 people. The weather there
is no colder than that Of our NewIEng-
land climate.
Arthur Leach has been in town for a
few weeks vacation. During this time
he was clerking for w. Fl. Rowell and
showed up the bicycles in fine style.
Civil Engineer E. B. Hodges Of
Quaker Farms has been surveying differ
ent sections of the roads in Woodbury.,
prior to making maps and estimates for
permanent improvements, so that the
town may take advantage OF the good
roads law.
An auction sale of some of the person
al effects and library of the late William
G. Cothren will take place at the resi-
dence, Friday, at 8 a. m.
Gear Winton has returned from his
winters sojourn in Florida. He looks as
though the South was healthy locality
in winter.
Mrs Thomas Bodicut had a painful
operation performed upon her eye. A
skilled surgeon from out of town did the
work. A considerable length of time
must elapse before it can be told how
successful the operation was.
Sherwood Allen, Gertrude Trowbridge
and Eddie Nichols spent their Easter
vacation at their respective homes.
The Misses Fanny Trowbridge, Bessie
Terrill and Bertha Stuart spent the night
at the home of their schoOlmate, Miss
Hattie Atwood, In Weekeepeemee.
r. Sherwood Allen is home on a visit to
his parents. He has spent the past two
years in Litchfeld.
The families of George Terrill and Joel
Atwood have been afflicted with pink eye.
The farmers took advantage of the
slight fall of snow on Tuesday and sled
ded 60 logs to Walter Whites mill. They
will very soon be converted into lumber.
Mr. Whites energy and ambition are well
known, his logway is never full, long at
time.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
BorsFoRp TO HRnneEpoRr.

8OTsFORD-North. 7.Ss, lO85 a. IN laos. I57,
6.55 p. IA. Sunday, 7-s6 a. N. South, 7.07,
s5S, n-S6 Am, asa. SIS pm. Sunday, ESQ
p.
sTEPNEY-NoEth.7 LIS, lois am. Has m, AS,
$40 p M Sunday, us a. M South, 7.ls, s.oS.
Has q. M, 4.46, I "a p. N. Sunday, 6.4s o. n.
LONG HILL-NOrth,f 7-22, lO.1l, ll-S3 q. M, 4l2,
6.l p. m. Sunday, t:.29 p. m. South, ia,
9-o9, l-49 a. m. 4-5S. 7!o9 p. m Sunday 6-5S
p. m.
TEUMBULL-Nortn, t7.l6,. zoos, n.22 a. ~,
ass, 6-S5 p. In. Sunday, file g. N. South
I:s9, 9.4 u-54, g. NJ 4-5s, ia p, N. Sunday
BRlDGEP0RT-Sorth,7 .O5, s55,ll.Oe a. m-,4 Is,
SIS p. In. sunday, 100 q. m Arrive, la,
9-25 q. m, l2.05, $40, T.25 p II. sunday 7.lb
o.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
KEEP OFF THE WALKS.

Woodbury. passed law in the town
meeting prohibiting bicyclists from rid
ing on the sidewalks in the town, but
there seems to be little heed paid to that
vote now. Let it be understood that the
selectmen will enforce it and then live
up to it,
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
BETHLEHEM.

ANNUAL MEETING OF CHRIST CHURCH.
At the annual meeting of Christ church
G. G. Smith and Charles 81. Randall
were elected wardens; Jonathan Woot
ten, Jarius E. Thompson and j. E. Allen
vestrymen; A G. Lake, clerk and treas
urer; William i. johnson, collector
Jonathan Wootten, delegate; j. NJ
Flynn, alternate.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
:. S. s RI he Blood

is logically the best tonic on Che
market. The general health needs
building up, hence a tonic is needed
that is entirely harmless. S. S. s.
is purely vegetable, and is the only
blood remedy that is guaranteed
to contain no potash, mercury, or
other harmful mineral ingredient.
It is Natures remedy, being made
from roots and herbs gathered
from Natures great storehouse' 1t
thoroughly cleanses the blood OF
all impurities, tones up the gen
eral health, renews the appetite
and imparts new life and vlgor tc
the entire system. Dangerous
typhoid fever and other prevalent
sumner diseases seldom attack g
person whose system is thoroughly
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
MArRRroHN BRANCH.

WA lERBURY Leave, Gas, SIS, ll.I7 a. m,
Sc, 100, 500, 6.l2, %. sos. IL 20 p m. sun.
days, 80 a. m, 7.45 p. IN. Arrive-52s %,
10 40 a. m, LOO, $40, 40, $751; 6.47, 754, u-lsi
Sundays, 7!o2 a. m, STA p.
WATERTOwN-Leaye,6 sic, 7.42, 1922 a. m,
IL ~, 2.22, Az Is, 629 So, mo D. m SUNDAY,
II m. 81 p. IA. Arrive, 7.02, SIS, II-s7 8.
m LAT, All. sir, g. 20. 9-22, If-s7 p. m; SUN
| day, 9.47 a. m. 500 D. m.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
THE NEW ENGLAND z.

aAwLEYVILLE-Easri % II AZ, a.m, 7.I2 D. m.
West So a. N, 2.43, 6-52 p. N.
NEWTOWE-East 7-S4 am f7.l7 p m West fs.47
g. N, R-S6, f6-26,p. N.
SANDY HOOK-kast 40, II sc, am. rs p. m
West s-43 a. II, $50, 6.2l, p. n.
sOUTHBURY-East7 80, l2-O4, 7-32 p N. West
s.S5 a. M 2.2l, 6-l2 ?. N.
Trains stop when stgnRled only
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cI @ ansed d
toned up with
S. S. S. in the
spring. Get S.
S. S. and be pre-
pared. Sold by all
druggists.
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the surprise of all"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free, Address,
nR MILES MRnJCA
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to build new fence ON the south side of
i.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

the yard.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
At the meeting of the members Of the
Congregational church, it was voted
unanimously to ask the society to concur
with the church in extending call to
Rev J. Spencer VOORHEES, to become their
pastor, and a committee of three, Mrs
R. J. Hopson, G. s. Smith and Dea j. G.
Berry were appointed to confer with the
society's committee to that end. A COM
mittee of two, Mrs Susan Roberts and
Miss Jennie S. Bissell, was also appoint
ed TO act with the Society's committee
in the matter of pulpit-supply for the
two months during which Rev Mr. Voor-
bees will ne cessariJy be absent if he &C
cepts the call.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
LitchfieId County News
WOODBURY..

INTERESTING ARTICLES BY MR. wYCKOFF.
Your correspondent was much inter-
ested, last fall, and again this winter
and spring in Mr. Wyckoff's articles in
Scribner's magazine, entitled 1.-THE Work
ers." Your correspondent ventures to
say that had he tramped through our
valley he could have found work and
plenty of it almost any time. The series
of articles are most entertainingly written
and doubtless portray actual conditions
and circumstances among the laborers
described, but our country towns, and
presume likely those of the West, could
and would be glad to absorb many good
all round workers if they would only
seek them out. But the trouble is, this
class of laborers steer clear of the coun'
try towns.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
kIlII1llT[lIlI

demands of Nature. Every spring
the system is thoroughly over
hauled-there is general house
cleaning going on within. The
impurities that have been accumu-
lating for q year must be got
ten rid of, and the system reno
waited and prepared for the siege
Of summer. Unless Nature is as
sisted in this task, the strain on
the system is too severe, and a
breakdown is the result. Some
people neglect to supply this as
sistance, and as a result they are
overcome by an enervating, de-
pressed feeling, their energies re-
lax, appetite fails, and they are
totally disabled for q season
Everybody just now needs tonic,
apd Swift'a SpncifiC
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
ssSaved Her Life. -

MM hS. JOHN WALLET, or JEFFERSON,
EVH Mis-, than whom none is more highly
an IA esteemed or widely known. writes.
"In 1890 1 had severe attack of LaGrippe
and t the end of four months, in spite OF all
physicians, friends and good nursing could
do, my lungs heart and nervous system were
so completely wrecked, my life was de-
SPARED of, my friends giving me up. / could
only sleep by the use OF opiates. My lungs
and heart panied me terribly and my cough
was most aggravating. l could not lie in
one position but short time and not on my
left side at all. My husband brought me
DIR. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure and be-
gan taking them. When L had taken half
bottle of each 1 was much better and contin-
uing persistently took about dozen bot
ties and was cOmpleteIy restored to health to
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
HOMER G. srRoNG's INJURY.

The injury sustained by Homer G.
Strong while coupling cars at Eau Claire,
Wis, as reported in last weeks BEE,
have not proved as serious as was feared
at first by his friends here. The engi-
ueer stopped the car attached to his en-
CINE just in time to save Mr. Strong
shoulders from being crushed. AS it is,
he is laid off duty for time and his
father and brother expect to see him at
his native home at Lakeside before the
present month is past, for a short time
of rest.
Mrs Fieldstein has again returned to
her hotel, "Villa Lucerne, - at the foot of
Lake Waramaug and Mr. Dorr with two
friends from New York City, last week,
passed three nights there, being engaged
for two days in following the trout
streams in this vicinity.
Mrs T. s. Brown reached home again
from New York City, this week.
The cottage of James D. Cramsey in
this village is advertised again to rent.
Mr. and Mrs Dayton Burnham passed
three days of last week in New York
City and Brooklyn.
Mrs Augusta Pease of Hartford is stay
ing for few days with her sisters here,
Mrs Sherman Cogswell and Miss Helen
Curtiss.
Mrs L. nj. Sperry and Miss Evelyn Ly-
man were, last week, numbered among
the sick.
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Cable passed last
Sunday with relatives in New Fairfield.
T. P. Bolles of Bridgeport was here
over last Sunday.
W. q. Dougal has recently purchased
one of the finest appearing horses seeL
on our streets. e. E. Meeker lis also the
posseseor of new pair.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
GETTING ON THE SPRING SHINE

Our merchants have been Sticking up
their stores and packing away winter
goods, and are now bringing forward the
latest and best spring goods.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
Now is the time

Now is the time
t h a t every one
8 h ould take a
spring tonic to
strengthen tn Q
system and pre-
pare for the extra
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-22
AN ENJOYABLE CONCERT.

The concert given on Tuesday evening
by the singing class, assisted by the male
quartet of Watertown and the Bantam
singing class was exceptionally fine and
was listened to by a very appreciative
audience.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-14
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. June 10. The slump in the
market to-day was surprise to most
speculative observers, who looked for an
advance in prices after the apparent
abandonment of last weeks persistent
attempt to secure "A reaction. The under
lying cause of to-days decline was not
very clear
Specifically there was evidently some
sympathy with the dropping of the bot
tom out of the wheat market, and there
We're very heavy sales Of securities on
the New York Exchange on telegraphic
orders from Chicago.
Weakness permeated very much the
whole list. but was specially marked in
the rangers, Peoples Gas and some Of
the high priced specialties. Acute sell
ing pressure from Chicago gave rise 10
some persistent reports of pending
large failure in Chicago in the grain
trade But there was also an ingenius
suggestion to the effect that large
speculative combination in Chicago was
manipulating the market with view oi
going long on wheat while going short on
stocks on the prospect Of the inevitable
rumors OF crop damage before harvest
time Damage to the crop or even wide
~ credited reports Of damage would
certainly result in a bulge in the wheat
market and in sharp reaction in stocks
There was an appreciate hardening
in the tone of the local money market
to-day and rates for time money were
m0f9bly higher. Sterling exchange de
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clined half to Y cents both for actual
and posted rates. Preparations for the
government bond issue were thus mahi-
fest in the money market, and may pos
sibly have made an impression also OH
the stock speculation. London bought
freely of stocks here at the morning de-
cline, and thus helped to weaken the
exchange market. The rally In the last
hour of the stock market was plainly
on covering by professional traders and
reduced the losses in many stocks by u
point or over,
To-day's activity in the bond market
was ut the expense of values as was
the case in stocks. Sales $2300,000
United States new AS coupon advanced
Vi and the registered Is, both old and
now. II cont
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NEW YORK.

pNEw YORK. June Il. - Flour m3rket
We k and zOa5 c lower ar und ~ sene s,
Minue 'ota patenF S3fa.,b
Winter faients u.las9].
Rye aOpf weak
tSfu meal OK: yellow western ~ city
n: BrRndywins W O5az 10
RYE weak; No.s2 western 3D.
Fsrley nomI1ali western feeding 37ai0
wheat. spot, easy. No 2 red 100: options
Eo2 red ia CLOSED ok Augu S.A;
sepIemb Ts% December closed
Corn. spot, az 80 S5A options
July closed ga; pit 8.x: DECEMBER 800;
Oats, ap0G, dull, no. 2, Ben; options, July
Boef duh; family sl2 0lal250. beef hams
Hay cay. shipptng 5la3; good 10 enolce
Gus meats dull; ptckleo bellies b al
To- Tiolled shoulders N; do. baTns 7h@S
Lard easV: western steamed s6.sI. Jaly %!
nominate re1ned quiet.
ForK dali: uuess sil9Sai.l(0; short clear
sig 2ial4.Ua; family 9i3 5lai4tU
Bptter firm; western creaInerv I3AQlbbs no
factory 04@i2A: Elgins l6h: Initial on
l2al4; State dairy I2A ai5k
Cheese teady; large white, 610G&,
Eggs quiet State ana paansyivants
LIN vest IN fresh lIkal2 Southern lOkail
Potatoes stoBdg. new YorK s2.0Ji new
eg2tai
TaIlow steady; city 0s per package) a
country 3AaiB.
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AUGUST COTTON

We hereby invite all parties long,
or owning August contracts for the de-
livery Of cotton during the month Of
August in New York to communicate
with us or to direct their brokers or com
mission merchants SO to communicate
with us. There is in New York to-day
only 42,604 bales Of certiicated cotton.
A fair degree Of cooperation among the
holders of August contracts who in
the aggregate must own great deal
more cotton than this, will assure much
higher prices from their holdings. 1t
has been through disorganization .of the
bulls and the comparative organization
Of the bears that for years past the
former have been compelled to liquidate
their holdings at a loss. Times have
changed, and il those who own contracts
for the delivery of cotton win stand to-
gether and demand what they have
bought, the people who have sold it
to them will be compelled to either find
the cotton or pay handsome premium
for the liquidation of their contracts.
We are prepared to receive any quantity
of cotton on August contracts upon the
usual brokers' margin, and we believe
that il the cooperation above suggested
can be secured the result will be greatly
to the advantage of holders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-14

C,ott7n seed oil dull: prime crude 2l4
do yellow 25K huttel oil 26a29
petroleum du0; United -; refined New
y ,rk se Is. philadelphia and palfimora IS To-
Roa'n steady; strained, oommoa 20 EoJ.
lIA alas.
Turpeatine steady.
klce firm domestic, lair TO extra on q
81: Japan bAad
good to ohoIns-. zSRb
ahbagp tteadY. Southern snsl25
ed, u. fsCs h saIps tn ugh nut c emit fore
noon bus nes very IL later ten, ency
- nward under ,earish Eur pean cables
oseu du ! net uncha ged e,l7s0b bags i'll
otu i'm June go; July - s.: 80 X o dun;
No. invoice "a 10 jobbiDg B%c, MILD
Gull; Cor Eva Shal5k. -,
eus@r, IA, strong; fair refining 3Ka3 l-'6
sentrifupal QS-tuet 5-l6; refined hrmi gra' u
lated h3g
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( OrAL ~ OIh NABh BT.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 49, Enormous liquida-
ton for Joseph Letter caused a general
rout of the bulls in the wheat pit to-
day. Prices at the close showed a loss
Of &c. in July and 2d3c. in September.
Corn left off 7sdMc. lower. Oats de-
clined asd5sc Pork lost 71ac.; lard and
ribs each cents higher.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Md, June 10 Flour du
wee,err euperRne V8.s04.gO6: do. ezra as.6 \
4 5; do family &5.S536.35.
wneal y eak ana / wer spot and month
g5a)5X bids; JUly 19%a8O; AUGUST TN askon
SuutEeIn be u hY sAmple eeS
"Oln easy spot and June .. Ha}5& July
Ra75G: August a5A sept emhe; 36&a36A ;
southa White corn q; do yaloF ava
Oats cast r. no .. west erp SIS ABB.
kyo bLeauy Ko2 nearby 40 SAFES.
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RALMIGH GOTTON.
RALEIGH, N O. juno -.
NKW YORK MONRY.

NEW YORK. June I}.--Money on SAL
cent closing 1T per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Eat per cent Sterling
exchange ess'er with actual huei cess IN
bankers, hills 1T 4S5xafs6 for dc nand. at
4g4ka4Mk for sixty days. Poated rates 4.45La
4.87. Commercial bills 4.SaA. Silver &c :
tlhaates 6TKafSk. Bar silyeE ON mexican
doIlara 4sh GoveTumo bunds firm
State bonds dull Railroad bonds firm
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS L.. juno IL Cotton II tur
dull sales A,40J bales.
UrHRR MARKETS.

Galveston steady G, - paIes
NnPfnl steady. f9s al bales.
R0si0n gtf adv. 6K. ls2 bales
Wiltu. ugton. stfady u. 10 bsles-
PbiladoIDhiR. firm. il l6, 70 bales.
6@vannah, quiet. 6. bales
New Orleans. quiet l-l8. AZ bales.
Mobile. nominal. Z. N bales.
Memphis, steady. 10 bales
Augusta, stesdY, ~ LODI bales
CHARLESTON. 0uiee 6, bales.
Cincinnati. st adv, ~. 7i4 bales.
Louisville, Rtea y, 62s. - Bales
st. Louis, qutst. d go bale.
Houston, quiet. 5 l5.l6, 81 tales.