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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

The prevailing conundrum with the
police is, How many of US will stay
two years more?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

This shows that one-half the voters
who scratched Butts also scratched
Clemans, and nearly as many scratch
ed Norrington as Clemans. The Dem
ocratic gain in Councilmen, and the
close shave the Republicans had Of
having any majority in that body at
all, proves that the people we're up in
arms, and were determined to teach
the City Hall gang a lesson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

James X. Hall says the colored vot-
ers in the Second are the best people
he ever saw to work. "All you have
to do is to tell them to get a al and
they'll do it." James X. takes a good
deal of satisfaction in the manner he
kept the reformers from carrying the
poll in his personal charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

Many of the Republican workers
werepaid OF, yesterday; but they got
few thanks with their cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

Candidates for offices were very bus
lily engaged, yesterday, looking after
their chances, but it can be stated as,
a general proposition that those nov
in power will q ptinue in office, unless
the unexpected appens. 1t was gem
orally reported yesterday afternoon
that the ring lei ers had held a ses-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

Council will meet this afternoon at
two o'clock to canvass the returns of
the election and declare the re-
suit. 1t was stated On usu-
ally reliable authority that the main
committees had already been blocked
out by those in charge. 1t is to be
hoped that the course of the reform
Council will not be initiated, as that
celebrated body not only hogged all the
chairmanships, but made several COM
mittees solidly Republican, notably the
Committee on Elections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

The friends of John S. Ritz were
busy talking yesterday about the mag
nifcent run he made for City Sergeant.
1t was a great effort, and abundantly
demonstrated the popularity of the
First ward man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

One Republican in talking about the
result, said, yesterday: Talk about
Butts; I believe the election Of Scott
as Senator had as much to do with it
as anything else"
"Oh, everything helped said a
friends, sadly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

Mayor-elect Sweeney was kept busy
yesterday receiving the congratula-
tons of citizens belonging to both
parties. He deserves all the kind
things said of him and to him.
John McKeever will be a candidate
for Clerk Of Centre Market, and de-
serves an election to his old place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

The troubles of Chief of Police w.
M. Clemans commenced in earnest yes
terday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

Clerk Watkins yesterday compiled
the list of members of the new Council,
and they are here given by wards, with
their politics:
First Branch-First ward, JOhn K.
List, R., P. J. Scally, D.; Second ward,
Louis Horkheimer, R., Fred Meyer, Jr.,
R.; Third ward, VIM. Mccormick, r.,
NJ. A. Chew R.; Fourth ward, Charles
c. Schmidt, D., Joseph ]. Beuter, D.;
Fifth ward, Charles F. Bachman, r.,
John Waterhouse, D.; Sixth ward,
John c. Strobe, D., Fl. w. Gartley, D.;
Seventh ward, W. M. Baird, r., w. P.
McKelvey, R.; Eighth ward, Fred G.
Williams, r., William Knoke, R.
Totals, Republicans, 10; Democrats, 6.
Second Branch-First ward, A. Korn,
D., A. E. Scheehle, R., r. T. Chew, r.,
]. H. Fox, R.; Second ward, j.. w.
Kindelberger R., Walter Bloomfield,
r., Walter Worls, R.; Third ward, H.
w. Fair, R., John Beckett, R., w. B.
McMechen, R.; Fourth ward, Joseph
Weisgerber, D.. Patrick Fitzsimmons,
D., F. J. Healy D.; Fifth ward, Ed. H.
Kurtz, D., George Long, Jr., D., NJ.
Ziegler, D.; Sixth ward, Frank Gaus,
D., Frank Caldwell, D., Burke Watson,
D., T. W. Killeen, D., John M. Ritter,
D.; Seventh ward. w. P. Megrail, R.,
G. w. Bradbury R., James P. Maxwell,
R.; Eighth ward, Ed. Radcliffe, R., A.
E. Marschner, R., Otto Kalbitzer. R.,
R. w. Miller R. Totals, Republicans,
10; Democrats, u. On joint ballot,
Republicans, 26; Democrats, IS. The
old Council stood Republicans "a,
Democrats 10, showing a very decided
change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-28

I Nettleton's water-tight built box calf
tar tan and enamelled $s." shoes $500
The Regent box calf tan and enam- @ 90
elled $50 shoe for................. ~~'oV
M & Is sb sraf * heavy soled Sl.69
Boys box calf 500 shoe for........ S1.6O
Boys satin calf $50 shoe for...... S1.OO
M sI1@ for aFctlcs. first quality Were geo
All mems first quality rubbers, were Snr
loc., for WV
Boys rubbers, 3 to So, were Soc, DC
J for ........... 10y
E&s5lS MARKET ST.
N EVENINGS.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
o.. Florida. p.r carrier ne,a 7s: DO Mississippi per

Florida. per carrier sas2 10 do Mississippi per
stTDRIEs-Beeswar in light supply and steady at
2GG &c 10 Maple steady at sp9c per 10 maple
syrup quoted G97Jc per gallon. New Florida honey
commencing to arrive. and selling from Oc per gallon
crate supply and steady. We quote: Fancy Virginia hs
picked ~ a5c: do extra 4c do No |, Virginia shelled
5hG5Ae: DO No l. Spanish shelled. 500 Pecan nuts
per n 4d4hc Hickory nuts per bush. - 5OaS
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Llgh receipts-A good local
demand and the reappearance ot Government buyers
prices are doing better for prime and No. and WIN
the scarcity OF those grades No In large bales when OF
fun quality holds its late advance. No - ratner
largely included In the receipts and some reserve OF
II reported II rather In buyers faVor IN
sense the market doing well for summer month and
will be likely keep strong with limited supplies In
easygong weather trade does not look for buyers
10 invest heavily al this time OF the year but
long the sufficiently active and regular
keep the fairly cleared from day 70 day sellers
need not grmhe The prospective scarcity TN the local
hay almost daily indorsed by dealers who have
country This viii necesstate part Of the keep OF many
fancy private that much OF the late part OF
the early fall be drawn from this point
The West therefore curtan New-Yorks portion
OF choice marks Of hay This market Is always safe
deposit for such grades at any season. We quote
soc: No do T0aT5c. No do 55G6Oc small bales 21e
less than above prices. Clover mixed, 100 No. o3q
65c; clover do 45Q5Oc. .STFeAWA stronger tone has
set In for all good grades Of long rye; the general run OF
price, IL 40c Selections for racing stable use may be
quoted at 411c Receipts of hay and straw, In tons F
River Railroad 340 Erie 40: Pennsylvania TO- Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western so: Iehgh Valley 3lO
river boats 100: total 1870 Receipts OF straw,
% tons by river. 80 by rail: total. 90
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York June l3 1890
cOFFEE-Qute spurt ot activity characterized speou-
huon coffee futures to-day This animation resulted
rre from Of longs 10 iquidae than investors 70
axe fresh hold News from nearly all quarters was OF
hearsh tenor, particularly that from
p,asu Both Rio and Santos showed certain amount OF
knsss result OF tremendous receipts from Interior
csnts these reaching $4,000 bags in total European
A-ssts than held their own while the statistical
sHnaon the world a burdensome one. All
o accumulation carrying recOrd-breeking
snek with another crop almost on Its way 10 mar
k. Fhe opening OF the local future market quiet,
,h prices unchanged 20 3 points lower At the close the
feeling quiet with prices net UNCHANGED 70 points
oHer Total futures were 1900 bags including
- I'D l2 In the department very little bust
ness progress Quotations at best were entirely
romns,. Rio Z invoice lots rated at &C. and tobbing
parcels she. The steamer Button cleared Bahia June
wit bags. and the steamer Flaxman, from Vic
,o-s June ~ 1000 bags. for this country. The
present. stock II coffee in the United States other than
RafiHan aggregates 407siT bags as compared with
IeS Ols week or the former amount S4lTS9
Sars held NewYork. 5G552 bags at San Francisco
ara OGG bags at New-Oreans-
The u contract prices in the local market to-
D frI-nNNs.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
OTHER sARKErsBY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago June 1S-There was moderate general al DE-
and FOR cattle to-day at steady prices Fancy grades
sold at IS 5Oa$5 co. choice steers = ss2 20 %
s. S5as4 10 bulls 80 7cGs4 30 cows and heifer Ss 80
"a AZ Western fed 81 60gS5 30: Texans s3 foasS
calves s. 25as - Trade in hogs was Lively and prices
advanced tly &C. choice - ~ pSJ st12 heaN
Sacsers So ecass 10 mixed 81 6as3 s7 batchers 50 6
sIS9 s7b lights 81 6yQ 50 90. pigs, 50 %0asS 10 Inc
ni.agre supply Of sheep and lambs too small 10 go
around ard prices ruled largely 5d25 cent higher
FOR desirable hocks good sheep sold at Sta
A. 90 ewes bringing and Texans 81 25fSi 90 weh
ers IS I5ds5 -: colorado wOoled lambs, s6aSG 30 and
clipped lots 81 75C s. - for inferior 70 choice grades
mostly s. = and upward spring lambs. S4g$I % accord
ins to quality chiefly 81 75G$7 . Receips-Catue Zo"
head: hogs A 600 head; sheep. 1000 haed. 49,,
Cincinnati. June i3-H0gs active, - 20pS3 30 Catte
steady $3q$5 10 Sheep steady 81 2og*4 % lambs steadF
s. .9aS7 IS. , ....
East Buffalo. June I3.-Recepts Of sale and through
cattle sheep for the twentyfour hours ended
al noon today Cattle Il sheep and lambs
car hogs - Shipments: Cattle. IL cars; sheep
and lambs 2 cars: hogs, Cate-There was
load on sale in fair demand the basis being
So % Sheep and ambs-There were no fresh receipts
and only 3 loads held being mostly heavy sneep
and ends that were not in r-lues N9minaiy pics
were quDtable yesterdays closing hsures. LAMBS
choice 10 extra So 75GSa. sheep. 81 I1aS1 Hogs-LAe
offerings were i2 loads The trade slow. with sales
eenerallv al 81 heavy mixed Workers and PISS
with some sales 81 70: roughs. So 25aS5 30 stays.
60 rtl(,SO
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

Boston, June 13-Business has been fairy active aIa
OF the market continues nrn Territory WOODS
shown increased sales al 45c for hne medum sno
fine In the secured basis Fleece woods move slowly out
the tone Is Arm Australian woo;s are hrIn Sun 1ns,r
S with prices unchanged Inc rohoWins
quotations leading descriptions OHIO and penn
sylvana feeces-X and above, 2g2oc; Xxx and IN anu
above &c; de,aine 2oa3oc; No 1 combns 2S93oc; NO
do 2sG29c. Michigan Wisconsin, ese.ox hienisan =,
d22c / Michigan comblng. 2Ic; No do. Ne no
Illinois conbing 27c No do. &c: New-Iork. New
Hampshire and Vermont 20Q2ic; No ! New-fork, New
Hampshire and Vermont 26c delane Michigan, 26q2Tc
Unwashed medium. etc-Kentueky and Indiana s-Siooa
combnc 22Q22hc: A-bOOd 22E26c; Missouri, h-bood
comhns PIC hbiood 2iQ2lHc braid combing. isa iec:
lake and Georgia i9a2oc Territory woois-Aontana and
Dakota fine medium nne. lag l6c, secured, i5c.
staple 4eGssc: Utah. Wyoming fine medium and fine.
i4ql6c; secured 4Sg4oc: staple; 4ogtc; Idaho me,
Iec: secured 40g42c Australian secured bass-Comoins
supernne 75c. good. TO473c: average, osqIOc.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

wheat sa nor ssIss unit, the las, hour the
and was generally dull rO n s ssr "a all the
peoua,on at no time In the day very broad st be-
Ss sRfF'S aS At sn es.~. Tsa.
part os Ss ery break short selling formed important,
turn uu action @ which took place later in the day This
mand FOR cash wheat. including it was said. bids from
HnhsweIp Although negotiations foreign orders were
S0ser'ns %sy & movement once started gathered quick head
night Xtisndns s0s the e'G late TsifS y wr ws1
POTS OK less svorhle crop conditions Northwes,
Of q; sas to day % and Monday asd dis
hoomhsll reported heavy rains in A1ov districts but be-
OF Russia rT e 70 90 any good From other parts
would wheat crop Prime sad an early harvest
Prospects were very favorable on the other hand THE
ooern s Miller In special report made winter wheat
acres less than the the last five years with
b1ss 20 per Sen, 1t & also estimated the
tbs eS oa 90. bush There heavy along
the Government crop correspondents reported spring
oIs,r IN N3h Dakota also badly damaged by excessive
asaiS,, @ase 1si iodays figure aggresatng eol cars
That farmers are getting the end OF their reserves
and aayr ayerP99 market closed 9ld lower Paris
sT s and Antwerp was unchanged Foreign houses were
aoa basis we a foo S1o'sons N of Of Gssh wheat
Nor'sern No na-i PqlGh tsc No Northern Duluth c
sessior ss No ssSuts: spring 7e%c red sa%e
ssPed an unmportan position the general speculative
nelo but with the advent another big ernort dernand
ss,s nnaliy IN sales Of fully 100 loads short inter
& were thoroughly aroused and the market experienced
$50 aoaona factor OF strength estimate Of only
pecess Tor chicago receipts Wednesday against eis
nscrsnu Io-oey Cearances have shown 79i 600 bush
this week but this feature Temporarily
NO. ~ py The heavy export dealing No corn
ss quoted sohe elevator 4lc delivered and Al ko h
snt,y & &oAIsEThe market very dull with less
oats c,o.sg trnds amounting to 5000 bush No 2
white ac. fe' go NO oats Soc: No white. 32c No 3
NJ Sic, rack mixed, 30d3l Nc track white 32 s7c.
western T"''s &c cups Sss RYE-Marke, Irregular No 4
""Oo'' s'ate rye eoc New-York cariots
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June i3-Cosing: Wheat. spot. No red
Western winter dull IS. No red Northern Duluth
dull az 81. Corn-American mixed spot, new, steady
si Is sd do old steady bsd futures quiet. June
nominal. July Is SID September IS sId Fiogr-s
Louis fancy winter steady is ID Lnseed oil, Ills I'd
eef-Extra India mess steady at er primes mess steady
at SIS Pork-Irine nne Western. steady al tos
Iery-American refined pais dull at 26s ID prime.
Western in terces dull at 2es Hams-short cut u 70
10 NJ firm af as Cd Bacon-Cumberand cut Is 10 10 70
nrm al sas Cd IS ~ 10 firm at 2s 3D. long
clear mddes light 80 10 80 n. steady at sos do heavy
=, 10 40 10 steady at ?Ds backs. Ia TO 10
10 steady Cd clear bellies IA TO IS 10 steady at
sos shouldere-square ~ Ia N, easy 21a. Cheese-
American finest white easy ass %; DO colored. easy
42v Cd Ordinary new, asa ed ralow-Prime city. nrm
AZ a2S Qt Turrenne-splrits Arm 33s cottonseed OIL
Hui refined June and August steady At iss Sd hosn
s4s: good United States. e2s; petroleum sid Peas
Canadian. Sc lOhd raiow-Austraian in London. nsus
25s Cd Hops at London CPseno CbaSt), nominal
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
so1-ruERN c,OrToN MARKETS

New-Oreans June i3.-Cotion quiet: mddins. sac:
low mddlng 4 l6-lec; g9od ordinary s,lcc ne, re
or eoastwise 52l: sales, 1900; stock, 2s2 ss7
savannah June i3.Co,ton steady; middling sac; low
niddnk sac; receipts us bales exports eoas,wise 50.
stock. ~ 4si. -,
Baltimore June I3.-Cotton nominal; mdding. eisc;
low mlddling i-iGc: good ordinary 7-l6c gross
ceipts 2T5 bales stock. l1G4T.
GaIveston June l3-COtton steady. niddling i5-iec
low mlddng 7-l6c good ordinary. 4$c' receipts, i0i9
bales. stock, ~ gds.
r,lddng i5-l6c: good ordinary Ahc; receipts, z3
bales 555; shipments 300 sales loo; STOCK
81 Louis June l8.-Cot;on steady, middling. 1910;
low nlddlinR 5Ac; good ordinary, 4%c receipts 90
bales; gross. 77s. shipments ii55. saies ~; stock.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

OOTTON-Friends cotton lost the advance scored
tTday shortly after the opening this murnng and were
unable this ground before the close. After
steady start, prices lag points lower. the marSet
developed Of weakness under liquidation
and broke quite rapidly, at time reaching
lsvel 4q5 points under last nights figures Bearsh crop
news and disappointing English cables were responsible
for this II sentiment tie part OF local parties
special efforts Of shorts 70 Systematically
tpress Trading dragged heavily throughout he
professional element In complete control
partial reactions the market In general exhibited little
reuparatve po~er close the feeling steady.
Win prices net unchanged points lower. Scarcely
outside investors, and operations
M foreign made but poor showing in contrast
the encouraging volume Of business transacted Tor
this branch Il trade during the last week or more
The crop and weather summarizing conditions Tor
the belt received from Washington
with Indifference. its showing having been
discounted. Private cables stating that
bulls had become under the more favorable
weater side and had sold quite freely In
te Liverpool market under which prices gave way were
much discomfort 10 local longs and IN con
necn advtces % the effect that the crop
improving rapidly that much needed moisture has
been received led the unloading around the opening
here The official Of the Bureau was as fo
bys Cotton doing well the Carolnas and Georgia
condition Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi is gen
sy improved. but poor stands reported from Ten
and Alabama In Florida and generally over the
portion q the belt the crop continues late
IN Texas is well cultivated and growing nicely. with but
feV complaints OF insects"
The range prices the local market to-day
was follows
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BBEvEs-Recetpts Gl cars. lc49 head. inciud-
ssushterers direct Nothing doing and not6ng tr sale
Feeling steady Dressed 6eef was quiet At ,agSs0 per
The Taurc took day go cattle and llso sheep for
berger and 42o quarters OF beef for other shppers on
"Wednesday the Teutonc win carry 10 Liverpool 800
Louis 70 Southampton. 2s4 quarters for schwarzschd
CALvBS-Recs4pts were I3 head all Harlem veals. No
trade worth noting. Feeling steady city dressed veas
steady 74gioc per n; country dressed trihe weak
SHEEP AND 1.AMBs-Recelpts were 21l4 cars. or 52ea
24is cars be sold all were at Jersey city
except one Good tidy sheep Of MEDIUM weight & were
neseeG Stock a. Of nfsor quality slow and weak The
steady prices and were all wanted Very yearIings
change the market Two cars Of stock mainly
P sn r %sIf sheep to 'f so A5s @ 81 g5as per 100 % medium
g god yerlngs at s5as5 I5 common to prime LAMBS q,
s. i2f dressed mutton 7a9c per i dressed lambs. 10
Sal sales"s Judd Co: 2s5 West virginia hmbs e2 n
Te5c at s 81 ~ = NJ PsT at go @ ~ S @ 8 90 S 90 g NJ at %
Mcpherson Co. $40 Virginia lambs. 81 n. at 90
g ss a DO III = NJ b. at s s. Is Y5sa,' 5usss se :e'rS
Newton CO. 2ss Virginia lambs y n at t,s $ l2s
$50 40 q 81 n m ss g n S O. . o. r ss o @ 81 r. ss g
zee Ksn.SSk DO 80 oo + at s. @ y n dS DO 7 IS n S IS
10 DO ios 10 50 30; 10 Virginia do 90 ~ at s4 90
10 10. Maryland smSs 90 r. o. at 81 81 S 25
NaHsd c fs't' s sS p Virginia lambs. 70
o r at g s 90 = yi;s.!a =, Z, 3. yeaHs' 90 H.
e. cdtS. il Hi'Fsis IS tsiaa iSSs2 ia aS. 4 a
Hs@s5.a :s Esqlu' s n s s '%o' % 81 m at
HoGs~ReccPis ie cars; or 2ss2 hesd ,c. al fpr s
sr oo II for rood to prime hogs dressed steady
saless Iudd Co date yesterday So G 9ho }To m hoss
Il 20 TO- ~ % s[s['f dG fss M r. at It s. TO- state 27 p at s.
II Hollis Gate yesterdsN o. S,ae S nTss q, q, @ e. a :
s. a. = 81 si5 4 4. at q; & s. Is o At v 49,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A NJ and 5.J5 7. NJ Daily. except sunday, -
Pttsfed: Sundays only at 92O A NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through uains
Trains Illuminated with PntscA L1ght -
Ticket Offices at l13 26i Alb and 1910 Broadway -
Union SQ W. as Columbus 81 West l23th 81 81
I25th ST. and i3sth ST stations New Yo,k SSs ana '@v
Fulton and lO4 Broadway. r. D. Brooklyn
Telephone '27so Thrty-eighth street for New Iorx
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel q
residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
11vrRPnoL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool June 10. m-cot'on- sR9t-dSod "a eyS s5S
The sales OF the day l2oOo bales. Of which lOoo
we're FOR speculation and export and included 100
American Receipts 1900 bales. including 10O American
Futures opened quiet. with fair demand and closed
duet. American mlddIing | m June. y 6td buyers.
June and Juy 2-G4d buyers July and August,
70 GAGS % G4d sellers; August and sepiemoer 22 o4d
ers October and Novemter 20 6iJ u SAD buyers NO
vember and Decem6er s-o4uS 2ottd puyrrs
ruary 20 64d sellers February and March. ro-es9
Plead buyers March and April, 2-0i9S 22 o4d SELL
era: April and May % 64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

Cotton E1ehAnge special Liverpool cab-s.spot cotton
"a sood demand sales ~ bales speculation Snd e1
C. c. 60 American 1900 recsp's 800 oes "a n
ieDi mddng upland. ID 32d Futures openea q"r
eesngsd closed quiet at i84g -o4e net GeSne On Feb
.sADeI January. Sl9nb. Jsnuary-feDrnary' o@s ~ ~
TAD March S2OLsb: March-April 81 AS ApriiaMaty
June, 22b: Jnne-July. 322b; July n
ssu september, Z2b: September-October Ok ~
Ne November 3.0hb. November-DeceEnper o'isav
Sanehester-Yarns a hardening tendency. Caoths i"r
"sslnsss doing . .a 40.
UGs-OPium quiet, with cases q9oieo az al
sSccshs & 90 and powdered % I0qs4 MgPnhe 40 ~
ssh bulk a. ~ 90 Walls. 81 10 ana elshths ~
tt2& cuinine autet sIl around with domestic bulk at
~ foreign manufacturers bulk. SOC ana OUTSIDE houe
'.k &135e. -, -
FLOUR AND MEAI~Business was somewhS, h,s hsss IN
We although the expense CT pficss ~ "a
sNr OF the wheat advance. nrny nsio - ~
Spring patents Sass 10; winter 20
winter patents IS sSG;i spring clears 81 oSg - @ 10
nrs s No winter. tsas3 o extra No wl5,s ~
" ~; grade 81 20 70 arrive. H1 -
e ac'ys quoted Good g fs, s. 1U o"ot.d
xln-dried t O5qs2 20 as 10 brand BA1 osISe
snntr quoted Fine white Doc hne yellow eoc. LIE
sss2c. -. FEED-stea6y: quoted; spring bran. ouik
NXatl4 IS sacks 10 arrive 200 10. 81 90 lake snd "a.
sscks spot SIS; coarse winter bran. $40 loaslI % a
ssass hns ss nlaaling. tlsets city isss ss @ '~
, AhAIS-wEEAT-As BAH po'nS were ns'h" 'HhSss-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet No 2
spring wheat 75aT5isc. No 3 spring wheat. IlpI4'ac
No RED. 7dH9I7i4c. No corn. 81 No yellow corn n
white e7L Gssc No . rye 5sc: No barley. 35 q4oc
10 Gaxseed 81 osi.. No Northwest. 81 ooasl O6ls
prime timothy seed s. 20 , mess pork Psr Se = .sg
e. 5Oqt4 so dry saltel shoulders boxed. 81 J0d& T5
short clear sides Cboxed 81 95as5 d5; whskey dister
finished goods per gal 2S sugars eqs r Loaf u1ssansed
to-day the butter market strong creaTeries l2g
lsc daries. 0ql0e; eggs steady fresh l2'sc. cheese
easy: creams 7+gthc
40. red 75c corn arm No. 2 mixed S5sc. Oats
quiet: No mixed. 2Tc. Rye steady No. 2 C3q8e
Butter steady Elgin creamery, 1920; Ohio. i4qiec
dairy lie. sugar steady Eggs hrmer ioh@lc. cheeee
active.
Milwaukee June Is.-Flour steady Wheat steady; No
NGr,bern 1Tc- No , Northern. THE oats steady
q 7i4g2sH Hc Rye higher No l. J9a59he; Barley steady
No. 2 40c; sample S3a5sc
MnneapoiA June l3-C7osemWhsat in store; No.
Northern. June 74ee; July. 7iqI4hc; September 1s9
isHc ON track No. hard. 75se NJ. Northern
74Lc; No Northern. 72.c. Flour higher for clears
Clear sc foas3: bran 50 25ds9 80 in bulk.
Philadelphia. June Is-wheat Nc lower; contract
r-ads June T6tsHT6Ec Corn finn and ac higher; No. 2
mixed June 8ag3Osc Oats steady: No white clipped.
s2gS2He; no white clipped slgSl ,se: No z mixed
ist glec DO prnts l9c Ege~ nrm fresh nearby, i+1
i5c DO western. i4a9i5c DO south western; li1lt7e
do Southern. l3Gi3ae Cheese nrTn HeceptsCrI0aa our,
oats 1900 Shpments-Wheat. 1000 bush corn 1900
oats 6.Ooo.
81 Louis June 13-Ciose Wheat. No red cash, Toe
June 76c, July. 77se: September 7ssc bid; No hard
sssc: September. SsSc oats-No cash. 2.iae. June
2sse Lead higher q q las. a2s. spstsr dull So =
July isSc bad Corn dull nrm; No mixed. a+iie
Oats dull steady; No 2 mlxedi S- Rye upehanssai Nv
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

London market for cane ruled quiet but steady
with Java quoted l3s and fair refining at lis vd
Beet sugar dun but not quotably lower, present
month being rated at lis iisd and next month
very firm IN tone. with good demand % ne
basis Of lice for 90 test centrifugal, ihc for 10
test muscOvado and i-6e for 80 test molasses sugar
hefncrs hand 10 absorb whatever sugars might
be offered these figures being specially tesrOus OF
securing extensive blocks of cenriflcsf