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The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

The average weight of the brain of
the despised Chinaman is larger than that
of any other race on the globe except the
Scotch.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

Beware OF counterfelts. The original
DeWiu's Witch H. gel Salye is certain
cure for piles, eczema, cuts, scslds,
burns, sores aud skin diseases. Geo. f.
Sampson.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

That man Wixford, who was injured in
railway accident. sued the company for s20,-
Geo damages arr pleaded his own case so soly
and powerfully that be lost it," How WAS
that?" THE injury for which he wanted
damages was a broken Jaw
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

Cure that cough by using SIMPSONS
syrup of white pine and tar at Samp-
sons drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, having known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in al business transactions,
and THANKFULLY able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio
walding, KinnAn & Marvin, Wholesale,Dru
gsts, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bot
tie. Sold hy all Druggists. &c.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

The young diplomat. Mother; No, Johnny.
you have had pie enough" Johnny; Mother.
It is impossible 10 have enough Of your pie
BE gets smother piece.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

Sampson, the corner druggist, carries
choice assortment OF stationery of all
kinds.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

You can spell il cough, cCff. csugh,
kauf. ktff Rough, or kaugh but the
only harmless remedy that quickly cures
it is One Minute Cough Cure. Geo (.
SAmpson.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The morning service, Sunday, at the
Congregational Church was largely at
tended and the music by the double
quartetteF was especially fine. In the
evening the church was crowded to lis
ten to the Christmas concert and many
were unable to get seats at all. Tuesday
evening the children gathered for the
Christmas trees. There was program
of instrumental music and an illustrated
story of the first Christmas nigh
About $50 children gathered for the oc-
casion and were pleased with gifts be
side which each child received a sled full
of candy. The music OF the Sunday
evening concert was in charge of Miss
Berle Walton and the other parts of the
program was under the direction of Mrs
John w. Fogler.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27
BETHANY BAPTIST.

Christmas was observed in Bethany
Baptist Church with interesting exer-
cises by the children with singing by the
children, a very pleasing feature, under
the direction of Mrs. d. F. Judkins.
The little ones, particularly, acquitted
themselves well in their various parts as
they usually do. A Christmas tree laden
with presents for all was not one of the
least of the attractions for old or young.
The occasion was one of the most enjoy.
able ever held by Bethany Church.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27
Christmas Observance in Our
Churches.


The Christmas entertainment and tree
at the First Baptist Church on Christ
mas night attracted very large COM
pany of people so much so that the
church was more than crowded and
many were turned away for want of
even standing room. The platform was
prettily decorated with large tree on
each side and along with several smaller
trees. In the front was built up white
frame work of pillars and arch in Gothic
style daintily trimmed and festooned
with evergreen and bunting while from
the point of the arch was suspended a
gold star illumined by incandescent
lights. The cantata was named "The
New Santa Claus" 1t was designed to
show that Notwithstanding the great
changes of the times the spirit of Christ
remains unchanged and In the midst of
all our progress there fingers 10 the
hearts of young and old a love for eve
sung by a quartette composed of the
Old Santa Claus and the New with
young ladies was rich In sentiment and
song. The offering amounted to 81 3G
and is to be devoted exclusively to help
those in need of Christlike sympathy
and aid. The PASTORS S. S. class WAS
the committee of arrangement. To all
who assisted and contributed to the
success of the cantata the society wish
to express their sincere thanks and ap-
probation. Following the musical came
the distribution Of presents from the
trees. The pastor of the church was
made the surprised recipient of very
handsome combined oak desk and book
case from the members of the church
and congregation.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09
church Of Christ.

Preaching next Sunday morning at
the regular hour. Subject for con-
sideration: ''Manna for ALL" There
is bread in the house of your Father,
and to spare.
At 8 o'clock in the evening (rain or
shine) this subject will be presented:
who Is Your High Priest" Accor-
ding to divine injunction we are to
stop and consider the apostle and
high priest Of our profession."-
Heb. 8: IL
You are invited to these services.
CLAY I. RuNYoN, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09

Presentation of Diplomas. :.
instrumental Duet. Mrs. Celeste Hover
...... Miss Fay Hnddleston
Benediction ........ Rev. G. T. Runyon
A small admission will be charged at
the entertainment on Thursday evening.
All other exercises are free. The patrons
tend the exercises. The proceeds Of the
entertainment will be applied toward
purchasing books for the school library.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09
Baptist Church

The regular services will be held
next Sunday. Sunday school at 10
am Preaching at IL am. and 500
pm. We worship in the opera house.
A hearty welcome is extended to all.
P. A. EuBANK, pastor.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09
Tho Lamar schools.

The closing exercises OF the Lamar
public schools will be held during next
week. On Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
a. M, the 9Th grade exercises will be held
at the school building.
An entertainment will be given at the
opera house on Thursday evening at
which time the following program will
be rendered:
Invocation. ....... Rev. j. T. Knuckey
Chorus-1The Holiday. BY the School
Exercise-''The Blacksmith.
.............. kindergarten
Fan Drill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. list Primary
May Pole Exercise. ID and Sd Primary
Physical Exercise Drill :. intermediate
Seven Times Seven. .......... Grammar
Delsarte Attitudes. Miss Laura Fortune
A Shakesperian Conference. -.
-. Young Ladies' of high School
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Cleopatra. Miss Llllian Lynch
Shylock ..... Miss Agnes Mourning
Desdemona. Miss Rosa Thoman
Lady Macbeth Miss Josie Silver
Macbeth Miss May Kornman
Miss Cawdor. !. !. Miss Maybel Kinnee
Hamlet Miss Bessie Doughty
Juliet. Miss Fay Huddleston
Romeo. ........... Miss Lille Brown
The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held at the opera house on
the evening OF Friday, the 18th. The ex-
ercises for the occasion will be as follows:
Invocation. ........ Rev. P. A. Eubank
Piano Solo. Miss Bessie Doughty
Essay ........,...... Miss Slna Hasty
vocal SOLO. ......--.- MISS BESSIE Lee
Lecture. e........ ........ hev. y. y. Horn
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28

Lewiston valley has long boosted
ofthe excellence of her products of
ruit and grain. The meeting of
The Interstate Fair Association this
fall gives the people such an OPP
portupity they have never had
before of making All exhibition at
home to prove conclusively the as
se,tion so often repeated. The
,rsmiun list of the fair is now
ready for distribution. Let the
public spirited citizens see to it
that The exhibits made are fully
oreditable to the rich section they
reDresent. The grains, fruits and
,acetables, live stock and other
industries of the county should be
ranresented as best fits the richest
and most progressive portion of
the great Inland Empire.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28
PEACE DECLARED.

why devote all your time reading
ABOUT ABOUT the boer war and the gold fields Of
A'aska? There are other matters of vital
importance. You may make a trip east
ana Will waut to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service use the
Wisconsin Central Railway between ST.
raui and Chicago. For rates and other
information write James A. Clock, Gen.
efai agent Portland, Oregon. AFT
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE, Rows

Mrs j. II. Loomer has put up rocking
chair as prize for the handsomest no :,
III Lewiston to be deciee,l by votes At !
cents each, the proceeds to 90 TO the fa;r
n committee will be appointed and yot.
ing oegin at once as it will be a moot.d
question. Vineland men dong business
III III Lewiston are eligible to connet,.
MS VIII have tendency to raise the
price OF spectacles. S. V. Loomer also
oners one center table for the best busheI
OF barley on exhibit. A'''e'
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28
WHEAT STORED FREE

Inc Lewiston Milling Co., are prepared
10 store 10000 OF wheat for milling pur-
poses without any storage CHARGES
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28
l.. g. NEAL.
UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER

And dealer in furniture, picture frames
and moulding, White Wheeler & Wilson
and New Home sewing machines. Ma.
chimes to rent. Telephones: Store, goa;
residence, SIS.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28

The bosses may make the fusion
at Boise, but who will make the
votes in November.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-08-28

twics " iidenthaler delivers fresh bread
ord s day all over the CITY. Leave
groeer;.. with the delivery man for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 29-CattIe-Receipts 5000 head; steers
choice steady; others
slow Natives-Best sale today. carloads at 50 50;
good prime steers. IS 20qS5 poor medium 81 5o
selected feeders 50 1884 10, Xed stOcksrs s. 80
dS3 cows 81 s5S4 s. hefers S3dS4 70, SIG
s. bulls s. 50TS4 so, calves 81 50dS6 70. Texans
Receipts 200 head best sale today, carloads at So
and active 81 40GS5 20; Texas
So 1884 %. Texas bulls, 80 1898 80 Hogs
Receipts to-day II 600 head $4,000, left
estimated 600 I0Gf5c lower, moderately active
s. 2TIa mixed and butchers So 10G$5 2Ie good
choice s. 2OGS5 2Tz rough heavy, - u5QSO 10
light s. O5GS5 272 bulk OF sales s. l2GS5 27a Sheep
Receipts 900 head sheep and lambs steady 70 slow
Good choice wethsrs s49S4 IS fair choice mixed
2Oq$4 % Western sheep S+Gs4 10 Texas sheep s. 80
gS4 40 native lambs S5GS6; spring lambs S5GS6 so
Cincinnati June 29-Hogs active 81 sass IS Cattle
steady So 25TS5 sheep steady 81 5OGS4 Lambs &C
tive higher, So TJdS6 10
East Liberty June 29-Cattle steady: extra, So 5o9
SIS so: prime S5 45aSJ 81 5OGS+ Hogs slow
and lower. prime mediums IS SIS: best Workers. s. 5Op
S. 30 heavy hogs 45G$5 so light do and pigs s. 402
IS so roughs 81 75GS4 90 Sheep slow choice wethers
S0dS4 40 81 50gS2 go spring lambs, So 500
s. so. Veal calves, S6GS6 so
East Buffalo June 29-Recepts-Cattle 90 cars; sheep
and larcos A. Shpments-Cattle, SO
cars, sheep lambs 16 hogs. 3 Cattle IN
changed fair supply moderate demand choice TO
extra S61S6 -; good choice, 50 504S6 Sheep and
lambs dull spring lambs IS 1895 for choice 70
extra mixed sheep. S4GS4 % wethers handy weights
s. 4OGSs so: fancy sold 81 70, heavy SO so
ass 70 Hogs dull and lower heavy 50 409S5 so; mixed
45dS5 Workers. 50 45GS5 so, pigs, 50 451S5 So
roughs 81 50aS4 10; sags So 5ods3 rs. Close weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

tations follow Cut loaf crushed. Soe: dominoes I'm
half bbls onlyl and mould a. 6.G5c cubes and NxNN
powdered. 595c powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered. 59ec Eagle confectioners graduated. 605c
Eagle graduated and fine Eranulated 5aoc
Eagle n cartons 10 bags and n bags of fine granu
lated, 59Oc Eagle fine granulated standard graduated
and diamond a. 5s0c: confectoners' 560c; Nos l. .
ana j. 545c: " J. b4oc No ;. 535c No 6. 53Oc; No a.
5-25c; No s 5.20c 515c 10 Zoe: No II. ; O5c
Nos p ID. IA u and 18 &c. This weeks summary Ct
the statistical position made by Willett Gray
shows stocks in the United states and Cuba together
2o6 69 against 2I56S last and 34057
tons last decrease 1873 $50 under last
Europe-Socks Europe 10000 tons against 1896.
coo last and $50 90 year: total
stocks IN Europe and Amerra. 500 tons against
i,4l3555 tons last week and I67OS1S last
the same uneven dates and 1852 6i2 tons at even date
OF June last The deficiency OF stock IL 2S4 lS9
excess OF 55 623 tons December IS 1899. The
refusing sell at the figures named BY buyers lite
for 90 test centrifugal 36c SO Muscovado and
1910 for 50 test rnolasses sugar The English news
lacked special feature. noting in London
quiet, with quoted 13s Cd refining rs 3D.
Beet steady. quoted lis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
The following are the total
ports since September /. 1899

FLOUR AND MEAL,-There was a moderate demand for
Pr as an edysnce on sssoqn q the strength in whsa
s. TO- winter patents s. 25as4 65 spring clears s. ~
s. 5s2 go no grade SEE s5 Der ed spo o and 10 a
i've Rye FLoUR-ouist quoted Fair good s. Is
Firm; quoted Kiln dried 81 56ss2 IS to brand.
s. 6 ELS g9ts ana 6uS yeoT D S
T5e bran si .7Ss at fsy White o a6 SI6 sss 1ae
seed oil cake s s s c 01 I'll o shSp 30 clinical SIS lin
CHARACTERIZATION most important
night on this upturn. which followed forenoon de-
little for sale the ronouneed re ahq mere 9f Nofshe
markets lending to increase buis sentiment here and to
Offset other considerations that were opposed to ad-
t IsHqen9y ~ Louis vas said 70 have started
threshing was DELAYED by too much rain. Room trad
late market especially as vsTnoo5 as fopTd 10 bsvs
turned quite sfronE in the afts+poo IA NJ
the early loss and closing but 4d under the previous
and closed iidl3sd net lower. On the
IS points Berlin 2S a8i5 marks and Antwerp =
ITanc Foreign houses early in the day were sellers Of
2Ooooe bush more than last week. and since January
The Illinois State report noted condition Of 81 win
wheat condition was The Modern Miller said that
wine ne ylelo OF winter wheat would not be reduced
snow in his weekly report found conditions still very
winter wheat NOT likely to exceed 3ooOOO0o0 bush
weather IN North a7d SoI+b TIaI,+a 80 &c 49,
and in Minnesota fair Norhest eeint er 7 49, ar
wheat in Minneapolis sold S03.c up to s4lsc and
closed at sake. The option Duluth from
S2-sdS47s. closing at S4Ac The premium on July al
Neyv-Eork over September down from
"a &C bush. The export trade seaboard points
amounted only three loads Quotations cash wheat
afoat basis. follows: No New-Yorll
S9-zc, No I hard Manitoba $3.50: No : hard Duluth
% &c: No Northern Duluth. 81 sc prompt: No
Northern Nevr-York s9Ac. .CORN-Starting
some hrmness OF undertone the
little ar midday under scattered realizing
orally favorable rallied In the afternoon
with wheat but closed rather firm &c There
was export business Of only about while
lower. Argentine stpments proved be 100000 bush
ahead OF last week The Illinois State
condition % with the the year. ?
ahoat 80. 0ATS-The trade in Of small
urne with futures nominal and cash transactions
ing TO 10 600 bush No oats closed 29iac No oats,
2ac: No white &c; No white. VIC: mixed
29i2a3l track white 316351ac No white clips 3214c.
RYE Market Irregular No Western. &C, No
Western, eAlzc. both aAoat: State rye 61Ts2c.
Z Nev-fork CARROTS. b PLEY-Market
feeding 44a4sc and mating 49i4653c. both
YORK Eradstreets export wheat, including for
the week agsTeFate 1s4 IA bush
last week 2s P9s bush in the corresponding
1898 Since july this season the wheat
aggregate 1879 ga aoe bush against 22 n3s
year Corn exports for the week !
bush against 251=S95 bush last bush
in this week wear Since July this season corn
exDorts 200 bush against I6q $50 274
bush during the same period year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

METALs-The market for ruled very weak in the
q SOC making the decline foF the week about 81 DO Of
Tnted states for five months Of this show
failing on OF about p Per cent soPaTsd With la5
goris. against ~ 6ss last year At the close pig iron
nae9 FOR e6ppr vas s. beef There was no Change
here With 5us9ss Very agle Leao remains unsettled
more active 81 25qs4 80 Tin in London closed easy
market quiet with small trade progress
at S31 5OGS32 The brokers' price for lead s. . and
Tor speIter 81 2744
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The sales movement in the
conservatisH while buyers disposed procrasnae
strong with good export demand noted a.! day
Very tttls staple was on Sc at the clos with the
NevOrleans centrifugal common l2ql3c fair 14al9c;
s4S45c: Por+o Rico. a4a4oe syTups-c5Hu1on la62oc
1916 good lZe-SS prime 2a23c. fancy. 25Q2ac.
steady some departments hrmer owing the I'm
with little or no denand the tendency is
erate Snqarv prevailed and rates were anchaaged and
steady Quotations 20 LAyerPoo were I'd Lo2t9n go:
de "a Antwerp. ga Hamburg 5oa55 pfennigs; RortsE
o 67 TO IveTD6o PEI 100 r lse London
otsnGs aoewQTthg business .o Refined
We quote Pstroeps6 82 n S en 81 y ou n g. 5
S s 54 Sumner 81 nm ysI6 sSas8o s on Summer Hs yR
3oninai; Prime winter Yellow 8s949c cry aseed
raw rec iinseed oil quoted Dc under brands
account OF packers provisions fell of sharply during the
So~zoro- rallied by strength
closed quite Arm with most Of the early loss recovered
l5c lower. Chicago
rs~afved o hogs expected Il GOO
r-6sv kansas City and Omaha each received p 0t0.
PORK STEAD quoted SIS4Sl3 70 family. Sl3 75g
ST. So. short clear. $l39Sl5 c5 BEEF STEADY;
ooed S94Se So family. Sl0uSl2, patcket. $40 30
ash so; Inoia Sl69sl7 80 BEEF HAMS
quoted: s20GS2l DRESSED HOGS-Steady
quoted. Bsc0ns TIC. $50 =. 7.e 100 n, 7Hc; Pigs.
80 CIT MEATS-Pfck1ed bellies firm quoted
smoking Relies Sc; 70 sac u n size "A n. b4s9
SO Picked shoulders steady quoted. 654c. Picked
hems QUIET quoted. 9s4 GI0b+c.---.- TALLOW-Flrul.
quoted: City. 4i4c; country. 4ha4sse. LARD
steady quoted. 7I22c cry lard quiet. quoted 65oc
Refined lard quiet: quoted South America Sc Continent
GU 81 a6%c. Western 81. ge4sc -. ,sTEARINE-
Quiet. quoted. 0leo. 81 a7c; city lard stearine.
PICE-The quiet again to-day,
closing generally steady IN tone ar unchanged prices
follow Domestic. common 10 low fair 8r4n
&c fair good. 4sG5e prime TO ehoies y a. Sc
4l.a4@sc Rangoon II bono. 2H27zc
sTGAR-Business IN refined sugar was active much Of
viii element well represented The
FsarSet exceedingly nrIn from start % finish Quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West Esd CoFtandr Deshrosses
fPennA Il. 3.
Cortaadr Desbrosses
Streets Daily except Sunday. SUNDAY
daily. sunday leaves sunday
Z sunday leaves rs Sunday leaves is sunday
lea. Is A N. sunday leaves - A
4 II 20 4 Local EASTON.
s'S,I o. Is. 70 a N For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con
lie, 100 Noon BLACK DIAMOND EX-
PRESS" Hnnds1ues train word Limited
capacity Due buffalo > sonnecng with through eepers
-12.53, ZOE n For WlLkEs-BAIRE, SCRANTON.
T~315, 4.IOP Coal segiar and @diste pOinta
y'5.IO, y5.2DP Local for MAUCH CHUNK
s3.55. XB.I0P.G Chicago Nesribule Limited MAG
ARA FAILS and points West Through Sleeping
ana Toronto.
TORONTO.
-S.55 900 N. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
4 vest -
so PLANFIELD and HOUND BROOK locals daily except
Sundiy: N; 10, -6l1 g
Tickets Pullman accommodations
l5 Broadway, 5 MON square West rs Columbus Ave y
So Fulton Court Sc 50 BdEy and
n Y Transfer Co viii call for and check baggage
residence through 20 deaLinauon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
ENPoRTs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YCTk. June 20. 1900
CDfF L-l-lne acIlon C. the market FOR Brazil coffee
futures ursa-tsfacto-y snecu-
larre interest shown and the
much disposed 70 make with news
calculated 10 MIX their opinions market
Icsf = trEIe % = franc while Hamburg partially
hiE5er 10 sent news Of further advance exchange
10 against 8 31-32d S6rUTday-and
decline az - refs n coffee. The market
barely sea1y and Eo and Santos together reported
ce-pt ~ 10000 bags The latter showed expanding
movement q crop coffee but the receipts and
eanrcs taking cay with another. e backward
Increment = new erop supplies. The American visible
Supply y cc1ee = down 30 914 bags. against
3ll-s%aS bags year The situation REALISTICALLY
regarded & strong buyers SUI
plies show disposition
deliveries distribution Speculation
IL coffee futures slack al with bearish
uS7s after the market had opened steady here al
changed prices zIth sales q 4.5oo
sl and suoseqent dealings increasing the business
q 0l6 with the finally steady points
lower having eaEed on under realiz-
Spot coffee closed quiet barely steady the
somewhat nominal basis of So ass Rio
p-as L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

carrier 81 259$2 Florida per carrier $a$1 u.s.
sippi. per case. TO9Sac
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-With the hlling OF
Government orders dependent outports par
uculary for Manila Cuba and Porto Rico he market
has been relieved ef Of the surplus which had
formed and there a somewhat buoyaut
to-day. Prices marked up the Undergrades
Of useful hay we're quoted with more confidence. The
supply grades 0 a
waiting position The tendency the market, however.
is toward a radical advance for best hay
We quote Prime large and small bales per 100 ~,
6Izq90c No do, s22qs5c; No do, sOGs2i2c; No do
T5dI7l2C: reflections 5OdB0c Little quotabe OF
clover here the Is T06soc for useful
STRAW-The market is somewhat the late
Government have drawn round
We quote 72Iz673c for long rye. Receipts
Of hay and straw in reported at the Produce Ex
change at noon to-day; Hudson River Railroad, $50;
80; Pennsylvania, 30: Delaware Ii and
Western 10; Shore 40: Lehgh Valley 30: Ontario
Western 10: by by canal 90. total
Receipts Of straw. $50 by river: do
rail. tota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour steady; No 3
spring whsst s No 5s9 S cas- H9
81 No . white 26Isq27c. No 3 white 26a264.c:
faxseed 81 50; No northwestern 81 so prime timothy
short RIBS sides dooe SIS e5as dry saJed shoulders
y12ASa bssis Of hgh wines 81 e sugars cut loaf IN
changed on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
creamertes l4Gl9cs diaries, Is NaUlo-2c
Cheese quiet slsGeI-c. Eggs weak: fresh. lO1ac
red s8assc Corn dull; No mixed, $40 Oats easy
No > mixed, 26zc. Rye quiet: No ? 65c Butter quiet
Eggs steady lOqi0]=c Cheese firm.
Duluth June 29--wheat No hard cash. ss@.e; July
ass &c; July S4A September s5sc Deeeroer sc
No ? Northern, SIC. No spring, 7s%c oats -'1g2se
Corn. 42lsc.
Milwaukee June 2s.-wheat higher: Nc | Northern
62G62Isc Barley No .. 4eG5oc sample. 4op4Sc
Minneapolis June 2e-Close: Wheat in store. N9
S5rthern June. she July. s41sc; september, eiBc
on track 1 hard, - sc No Northern - 5e' No :
tents s. co first clears 50 .; second clears 81 80
Bran bulk Sl8GSlS 50
Philadelphia June % Wheat hrm ana &c higher; con
tract grade June. s1's6s2l2c Corn 1ae lower; no 2
Western creamery, 2uc, 90 prints
&c. Eggs and weak fresh nearby and western
fuli and lower New-York full cream fancy, small -
a9Ac, New-York full creams. good 10 choiee S5S-te c
II 600 bush: corn i23OOO: oats. 4T.0oo Shipments
Wheat 5000 bush corn a, 0oo, oats, ? 100
St Louis June 29.-Clostng-Wheat No red cash
s2c: July SIC; August s21sc. September; s2Ac No :
temc - &c Oats No cash, 25c, July @i'%ci sep
tember % sc; No white. 2se.
JuIy So &c august sGAc september. s6sc. Corn lower
cash ii &c September 43hc Oats active lower 10 :
cash, 2{1e. ssptember 25.e Eys dull ows, "a Ss soo
prime IS 4O October IS 50; No 81 10 on unchanged