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FoHEIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. March s-whs4t~-E arsne< s~ e,.s.
Hefhinz aotus' eeFs1sg on passage nnuslual. Ne /
ttaHtafa CAlifoTll4. - "A WAHa Wa.lk - ~
ltt n01ufr5 r1askefs vrakt sFns,a-fs Irte f-rt,ss
h!ng1qm vheat. - 90 qnartsfs, sasfr Ie9 30 ~.
-. WhtA5 Eud Sa0r On rasssae 20 Tnifed Ktrw.
DIN, ~" 1g "a ccntirrnf 1 - 40 Ns
AifkHtb0L. Mkrrs wheat firm wheat sra
n1aT. dn. Pais. steady. Pseneh coantry r.a,ts.@
Wheat Spot No. rca Western winter. a. Il.
No Ngrthern sprn< 81 futures Fteatg. Ws-sS
g. aidi MAY. " no Jolly q al ''N'1a'
CCru-Spot. fm. Aueriean aired rs. =. az
Adrian nired old. y pa: future stsaay. NJ
steady. d I'D, July. ss 7id 1.AS'
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Great Mtninx Activity on Prince OF
WaIcs Island.

ke,chikAn Is now attracting the sttcn-
tian OF the world as being situated la
tho heart OF enc OF the richest c0ppcr
and free gold districts OF the Americ an
continent. Two years ago ketchlk a b
WAS only known as trading post Ter
fishermen. but today Il IS populated Win
hotels stores. saloons and private reSi-
dences. all modern in construction, Many
foundations are laid for future oonstruc-
ton.
In the next sixty DAYS there VIII b
hundreds OF prospectors and mining men
there TO look after their properties or
seek their fortunes. There has been
very little prospecting done, except along
the beach, therefore comparatively MUTE
is known of the real wealth OF the DIS
trlct This l. the first winter that min
ers have worked during the entire sea-
. SON Last season proSpcctors had 10
purchase their Quilts before going there.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March s.-May wheat opened Ac over
Saturday. AZ 0satssc encouraged by higher cables.
Trade tuf few minutes moderately active The
export orders which had been hoped for. by reason
az the hrmcr foreign markets. failed 10 matsriaiifs
however. and the market turned easy. May re-
lapaed TO soiassse. where Il ouns for some time.
Holders grew weary q waiting for support that
came, and about noon began selling, and the
price tinhisd May declining 20 G55c The cioss was
weak MAY sgsc under Saturday, at sSsc
The corn market heavy but closed fairly
steady. May closed T. down. at 3isc
The eats market a slasn ore May was
limited and closed shade down at E2o
Thr provision market dull May pork closed
I've down. At NeE, Mas lard no depressed. al
s. ~ and May ribs Sc down. at S. 40
The leading futures ranged follow:
"a a. frsnips Hiuh..f I...sst rf,.fn~
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ChicaEo.

CHICAGO @sryh 5-Cattag recvipss y 90 na-
fivrs Eari 20 rriasr steers $3.50. pnff fo uaraiafn
rfesrE .i7s sha.ss t'esr. SaA75 satzezed fsrse-s
afar-t stsadr s. l1aAs Hitsd stark-ls slga g. eos
81. -oHa s.eafF ~ slrT Elaa .7 hflfdfs g iaif g
raurefr .sFs8s 20 s1ow rsa1 70. hala atseslf
.srs7g Z. asef 20. sslrrs. sa-Aausss ssas Tssaus-
pr-sfylts 800. Teas fed fFear rtea8s 10 atruds
s. ssa4 -. Texas balls. arm 81 sss4;3
Hog Reeaipfs tadAs. = so market cBenrd lafs1c
ttshrr. rldeed weak TOP g. good ciasraraae rrraf
and Asrhers s. T0zt e good % rh1ice hravf 81 -
s. rough heavy Hs@as.9 hsht AssaISl. talk
* sales = sp@8 90
sl.eep.-Receipts. n 900. Eood % -hr4-r wr.hcrs
s. ssss. LIZ . eholes riIst, A1sSAso. Western
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

but now the merchants can furnish many
things needed without the expense and
trouble of a trip to other markets. A
first class steamer will soon arrive at
Ketchikan anu make regular trips to tho
adjacent mines, including Copper mount
ain and Shakan, on the west coast Of
Prince OF Wales island.
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WHAT rms MINER WANTS.

We wants a false set" az teeth Tor tas
"fouta ~ the tunnel" aud glri ~ eN-
t.s arlN."
tlu wants a four-ju-haud tie for the
'ct Aar 20 .he shaft" and a boot for the
'lcut % fhe Incline
He ucs 5s Jockey who can ride a
"pcrlny- horse" and use the "spur ~
rho le 3sr" cr % backing donkey" tpump)
and "Gr,gc "a ypoSscut.
He wants an expert" burglar 70 tan
the ledge detective to follow las
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Trade opened today fairly brisk and active, but
with no Noteworthy incidents Prizes are unehanss1
from Saturdays quotations and business generally
Is steady.
Eggs continue the weakness Of the past week. ana
dealers are doing the best they can with an over
stocked market.
Fish are plentiful and steady in price me
Resale brought in, late this evening, about thirty
tons Of halihut, which is the only incident IN the
days market.
Wheat has gone down again. being quoted To-Day
at 52tc aud SIG. .
Otherwise there is no change from the market Of
fsrla
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sheep. SSJasssi yearlings, s5TsaS5o native lambs.
sSa1.S Western lambs. ssa7sA
Omaha.
OMAHA. March t.--Cattie Receipts, 100 head.
market N6l5o lower; native beet steers s. s0ds 70.
and heifers. ssSs Gamers. s3s: ttockers and
feeders. SeG8LT5; calves. t.dg 2; bulls and stays,
s. 7Na3@
Hoss- Rccepts, 800 head. market shade to Sc
higher; heavy, AT064 20; mixed A72A9s.fs; light,
si7Aasfs; bulk OF sales, stT2tas.7b
sheep-Recsips. 5000 head; market, steady; iambs.
s.75aT.
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THE COTTON MARKEr.


NEW YORK, March s.-There was crest exciie-
ment the cotton exchange tnis morning va
can OPENED with prices showing an advance II II u
= points During the afternoon the sxrtrsncat
on the cotton exchange quoted down and sar~d "a
ON realizing and full port receipts AZ the oioss ~
tone WAS steady with prizes point icwrs Ia
twenty points higher The position finally
showed net advance Of II TO ~ points and ~
later months were anywhere from | point lower 10
points higher The total sales for the day arc ess
RAted 1t 10000 bales
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SAN FRANCISCO. March Wheat, inactive;
spot market weak BATiey. weaker. Oats, firm
Spot quotations
wheat shippins No l. 80; milling EAoasI
Harley Fcod 74F7se; brewing. s2fasse
osts-Gtay Oregon, A@sallis; mlling. sLisa
La. nd. slEkgL@
Receipts.
rTsuf quarter sacka u So DO Oregon. ! $50
wheat cgniai, i2t.rA So Oregon, 40 barley. CEN
tails SIS oats. centais. Use. do Oregon. Lto. do
Washington. 81. hans. sscka. SO. corn. crntsls.
80 potatoes sacks. A2ia. bran gAess. $40, do Orr
gnu : $50 mld5iiBgs saeks SO, hay tons. sl9. %
oVEoa. 40. wpcl, bales. 60. hides. number. re-
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Mlustuds- Middiinss sI7AG: tTAn, st38ia per ton
Hay Wheat, Ssnssa. whsat ard certsi. sTsTa;
fsrt harley s. saS~ - aHaift ssHe = stock - 5aa
5. compressed wheat ssFlo stfAw pet hale ss4Eesc
ratafacs Fariy rose TEEss. fiNef NaItankl. a5R
Sc 0fexun Burbank. Go8N
Arriss~ choice. 81; common. ~.
Ru;ter F&neY creamery. sic, - seccnds, lsiflnc
fares dairy ifesBsc. a. geeuufAs. lsa3sF,
tsberso- Mes CalifaruiA, ssssc. yoznx Amerina-
fs93at-; EzgieFu. ~ lie
FEzs-EtasV, California ilsi1c
Wool sad Hops.
woci- Spring Nrvaaa, laslsc. Eastern oresoa.
raaantain iauts. lasl3 mqentain lambs. ssssa
san Ineauin r,Ains. siioc; Bamooids aaG Msnao
ciao. Its4Ec
H5ys-rsug 4 lsss tss Nc tor fsoias.
Closing Quotations.
whess-~tHAet4Es. NAY. Ne Dsosnstsf sl,ss: cash.
Sc
nasisy-No ISLES
cssa-LArxs ysgsor 81 sssi n
q. e. "a
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sEw YORK. Match s-TAe rtatszaeas n "a.
visible turFig 4 grain ie stofa And ssoa. On eat
gfHag. March ss tmsale1 ~ ne Sex Yorf rJ-s-
4aer s1fhsnEc y = flttnrs What. - sS aar Aassh.
s's ius7saes So 80 hushsiN osts o. 80 bu,heis
Increase. iL 20 tsashsi1 Rge li7s 90 lsssasss. IN
crease. 81. 90 bisheh
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f'utiF~ steady.
Wheat.-No. usins. csss4e; No. red. Esaeso.
GONNA p Iasss3ic
Oats No. q aas8lse, Se white sssAse. No. .
white HsN ~
Harter Ma M6aar
ssea Ne ! asH. E.G. sasthssss. 40; prss.s
pask-Mess pr hhi. 81 sss 10 a.
Lard Per g1e Isa = -zss1 ~
Esl@ @As0st sides jsosn q 6sss v
saeaiasrs 1lrY ssltsA h1szS s49sSe
sides stpft clear. tu1sd 6 ss4sm
Wh4s8r- u,gstlla~n' artstad 500. - - -
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SAN FR ,NCIsCo.


SAN FRANCISCO March s. sta4lug or Loadau.
siXty DAYS, A&, stsiltns L0rio1 SIGHT AS
Financial.
Silver hAss sfc, MsHi5an dollars sss &c. dra,,s.
9gbt. Ete9 d. tc.rxraps. N.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle

Seattle Wash. March 5. 1890.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, SPOKANE anu
Portland clearing houses today were; 49,
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THREE GOLD MINES OPENED.
Palmer Mountain in the List of
Productive Districts.
okANooAN TO THE FRONT.

Thirty Thousand Dollars Antfcf-
pated as the Total Ciean-up of
the Okanogan Free Gold Mines,
Golden Zone and Black BEAR
war Eagle MiIIs-surprising I'M
provements Made In Golden Zone.
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BLOODSTONE rings. the birthstone ror
March. William II. Ftnck. 5eweier. SIS
Second avenue
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s2saS; cedar squares. 7. .. and 10 feet. SssN
piekets. Sl2 .
Kun dried 81 In advance OF rreen. Drsysss. sc
Cement ljohhingl-Portiand- X H. q B.. cu;
AlseE. N.T5
Lime liobbinsl-Rochs Harbcr, N&; San Juan.
u0.
Plaster liobhingl-~Goiden Gate. Der barrel. c1
Plaster hair fjobbnglW ashed. flse per sach; IN
washed. $40 per sack
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. March s-ThcFe was nothing
doing today in either ships wheat Owners de-
mand higher rates for ships than exporters will
ing TO PAY and farmers holdiBg their wheat AZ
higher rates than BE- paid. except ~ loss 70
the buyers Quotations today were largely nominal
at saS5se for WAlla waa and siasse foe valley.
q e. q
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HOW can tho British trooper bold
Defeat the WHY floer,
Unless he tones his system 10
With good old Jesse M0oreT''
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WASHINGTON. March g.4Todav,. s,.tem.nt a
ihs condition a the treasury shows.
ATAiiah4s cash haiAnus ............... Tn eer u
N"1 sef'o 3x97a
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Plaster hair tjohbngl ashed. $50 per saeh; IN
washed. $40 per sach
% % 20
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat-Erport. No, ! club. s2.c; No. ] hluestem,
sSsc milling, No. club Vic; buestem. 5isc.
% 20 70
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, March s--wheAt market duh and weak
and export be lower. Bluestem. Sac, club sl5c.
g. q, q
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FOREIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK, March s-Tfe Commercial Adssr
nscrs London financial cahlegTam says:
The markets here today very dun hut th~e
ws shsht tendency toward better prices toward
tho close Everybody is awaiting fresh war nsu
and The budget 10 be read an parliament tonehL
Americans opened we'll aud kept stssay mt itis
untii The afternoon, when they hpurtsd nsinlr
rev fafs buying ~ Atehison ard Norf.ik 4 West
ern rEcfsfrsd stocks. Tho tank rccc4ted G4m In
sold from Australia
Can money In demand. but bills wsss tlsusir
TAd for The strsita.
Paris chsqus, Bla
neditatsd
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LONDON. March s-Canadian Pacific. i0aS; rnir
feeine preferred. fss northern Paciae prsfsfr.
-, Anhison "a: Grand Trunk, "a Anssanas.
Randi, - Bar silver, steady, n J.led ref eusn-
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TWO CENTS A DAY
us the COST
OF q Guaranteed Cure at
Your Own Home.
ONE PACKAGE
CURES CATARRH
Or Your Money Re-
funded.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-06

ANUNClOS AMERIcANoS
sUE PUBL1cA LA ookRrai 6SSENdfA A
Emulsion de Scott.
Hhe New-York and Porto-Rice
Steamship Company.
lldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams,
%Ae New-York Life Instrance
Company.
Vino cordial del DR.. Ulrici.
Maquinas -" escribir Remington.
Universidad oe Notre Dame.
ylno reconstituyente de Stearns.
equinas de escribir de Hammond.
Xlao de cereza del DR.. Aver.
sEebrina compuesta, del DR.. Ul.
s6ci.
"'1@Raff" sa{ # de seguros de vida ''Ha
Ms Mary S Academy, Notre Dame
ySor del cabello, del DR.. Aver.
4ee6n Forest City,
"a II. A. - Lima & Co. Comis
ooley Smith 4 Co. ,Comsionistas.
S1rzaparrilla del DR.. Aver.
Almento Mellin para nifos.
k doras del DR.. Haydok.
eoras para 81 higade del Ds.
jAyer
AaFnotores d Rsrk1aA
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A IN
Quotations at St. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

changed snj doV Ws;.at 5qSs ? as ssd' ss.h. s SCI! i sRs s ss;
s ass,ss coE s : :: ssTh; sis 6, j ! az 8, s sSlg. s ssA
june y1n,s'' Csc ssD. july. ai, ssc:' se p'nMeo aisc; No. Z
white, white: 5 2I1se; st PoTh f sr%: s iSSsins IS. s sCs nry Lafa
ribs, s7.37k; clear sides, s7.S2h.. Bacon steady:
boxed extra shorts 81 rs; clear ribs, s5 cSra I Glsar
81. lod2l5. Bran. sacked, east track. ssG7Oc.
~HayyeETrimothy strong at sssoai2 50; prairie eaay
ties. 81. 80. Bagging, 7Ndssc. Hemp Irvine. sc.
R~sseseidptts.Flour 200 2 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn.
GOO brls: wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats.
BALTIMORE. June 2s.-Flour quiet; West
ents. s4.s5a465: spring wheat straights. s4lo9
49, receipts 70 sls brls; whsas unsettled; ss spot
ssisc; steamer No. : red. soGs6ssc; receipts. ID
s sss SS; Southern South, a wheat. sy sample Corn TS@ asm
mixed, spot and month. 46A@46l4c; July, 4sAq
!ehe: August: 4es 9.slae; steamer mixed; 45Eg
Southern white corn. 5oG5lc. Oats quiet; No;
easy: No. 1 timothy. $751; so asked.
LIVERPOOL. June steady: No. !
Northern spring. Is sgd; No. l California. Is Cd
6 ass I'd lof bee iularss nominal easy; 'ely. Is nd; ssPts %lxsd.
new, dull at As I'D; American mixed. old. firm az
Lard-American refined. in 2s-fb pals. dull at
ss5 e~ sa; prince Mes snsst IN aiers ssssa dull al At .s s ss
American finest colored steady at 4ss cd.
oLEDo June 2s.-wheat active and lower;
spot. sec; July. s63sc; August, s6Ac; September.
September. 4slkc. Oats active and lower; No. 2
cash. 26c; September: 25l4c. Rye dull and un,
sndnf higher no 1885 p prsn; 's ssse5; 1893 SssVf prince nssa s. $50 %.
October. s5,s2is; No. q. Sass nominaf
CINCINNATI; June 2s.-Flour dull. Wheat
2, CSC Lard easy at sss5. Bulk meats .teady
active at 1923.
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NEW YORK, June 26.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available
supplies from the last account: Wheat, in
the United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, an increase of 691, 900 bu; afioat for
and in Europe, an increase of 100000 bu;
total supply, an increase Of 1,491,0 900 blu.
Corn. an increase of 1,250,000 blu. Oats, an
increase of SOC. 200 blu. Among the more i'm
portant increases reported TO Bradstreet's.
not given in the visible statement, are those
of 10000 bu at Fort Worth. JOS, 900 at Co
las. The principal decreases are those of
100000 bu at Northwestern interior eleva-
tors. los. 900 at Chicago private elevators,
90. 600 at Joliet. 1900 at East st. Louis and
5000 at Manitoba storage points. The ag-
gregate supply Of wheat held at Portland,
Ore. and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, de-
creased sc, 900 bu last week.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
June 26.-Less than l25 head of horses were
offered in the auction sale to-day, against
l5O the same time last week and about 100
the corresponding time a year ago. Tn ar
rivals consisted principally OF ordinary
grades. and there were none that buyers
considered top kinds. There were probably
more dealers on the market than last week.
but the continued dull trade has evident
ly forced country buyers to curtail the
shipments. and the supply to-day was not
of sufficient proportions to cause any ac-
tive competition between buyers. Sales
were, for the most part. on a basis of
steady prices compared with last week.
but there was no indication OF an i'm
proving tendency.
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az; piciled shoulders. S6.75: picked hams,
s.. 75G10.25. Lard weak; Western steam.
sos; refined easy; continent, SIS. South
American. IS: compound, SOS. Pork firm:
family. slS. 75a14; short clear. slSql5Ze'
mess, s12. sab IS; tallow dull and nomi-
nal: city. &c: country, 4A64ssc. Cotton
seed oil steady; prime crude. &c; prime
yellow, SEC.
Cofee-Spot Rio steady; No. Z invoice.
Szc. Mild steady: Cordova, sAQl31zc. Flu
lures opened steady. with prices unchanged
to Is points higher. and closed quiet, with
prices 5 points up 10 5 points net lower.
Total sales. 1920 bags. including: July.
7.l5c: September. 1851 .40c: October. 1.40c;
November, 7.4od7.45c: December, q .65c;
February, 7.S0c; March, 7.s0q7.s5c, May,
7.90c.
Sugar-Raw strong: fair refining. 4 3-16c;
centrifugal. SO test, 4 n-l6c; molasses sugar,
8 15-l6c. Refined strong; No. 6. 5-SOc: No; Z.
5.25c; No. s. 5.20c; No. 9, 5.15c; No 10, 5.lOc;
No. IL, 5.O5c; No. II, sc; No. Is. sc; No. IA.
SC; standard A. $500: confectioners' A. 5.60c:
mold a, 6.05c; cutloaf. 62oc; crushed. soc;
powdered, $500; graduated, 5.Soc; cubes,
5.95c.
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THE JOBRING TRADE.

CThe quotations. given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
candieszstiek. sEssc per b; common MIXED.
Sc: cream mixed. &C; oid-time mixed. &c.
WANTS ND = 1ss19si ara s,TG G%s:. 49, sssl sit.r, English I,a,
peanuts. roasted, 7qsc; mixed nuts. 1oc.
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75c9s.25. Peaches-Eastern Standard g.
ID. s2G225; BIB seconds. sLs0a2: California,
s&.andard, 2loq2 20; California seconds slsOg2.
berries; s.lb; slssgLs 80; pineapples. standard.
beans. s-ib. sOqasc: Lima beans. N.2Oa1 Is: peas.
@ sasrs' sn'sas s'cg Ted Cherries farly sun sSca sss s: strawb fS9-
ries. s5asoc: salmon. lib. s5cGS2: 3-lb tomatoes.
Coal and Coke.
Ka Ans%iaeit s4.as; Pistssurg. s.ggss;f Raymond, @aa5;;
winifrede. s425; Jackson. A.25: block. So. %:
s Island a per Gi & bur lume Sru $, he'd d lS@p i sSks per he Sul ps s S Ss;
3 bu: Blossburg., $ per ton; Ccnnellsvilie coke.
S. per ton; smckeless lump. 80.
Alcohol. s2.4sG2 so; asafetida. 2s@soc: alum. pa
scrm. Mas5c; copperas. brls, SOC; cream tartar.
pure. Sca33c: indigo. s5aSOc: licorice. Calab..
Morphine snql 4 'i E. { w %as psf o.. e ssI5as s1 %: m sssisG:
i4giSc: oil. castor: par gal. sl-l5Gl.25: oil. Der.
Ea%Os W. per per iS o.. s ssa. Seiu SaIsa s.; eaaa 4; q s5@sSs::
soap. CASTLE. FIR. 12ql6c: soda, bicarb., 2Isd6c:
peter. i66iic; turpentine. 54asoc: elycerine. i7s
Zoe: iodide potassium. $2-eoG2. IS; bromide po-
sQ12c; cinchonida, S5qiOc; carbolic acid. 30g33c.
Dry Goods.
Bleached OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L.. nc:
Berkiey. No. so. sac; Cabot. TIC; Capitol. SIC:
Cumberland, TIC: Dwight Anchor. Sc; Fruit OF
f Fun T %idah. &c: Git Edge. &C.: Gil eesin Age SIC:
Hii. nc: Hope. &C; Linwood. 71ac; Lonsdale.
CSC: Androscoggin. o.. &c; Androscoggin. lO-4.
Brown shsetinss7AsIantic A. s5e; Argyle:
CCC. &C; Constitution. 40-inch, 6lzc: Carlisle. 40
t sSas, 6; Pw j. hts: s MiTi Fine Fin aE Tsse: E Inaian r. HEAD Sss:
droscoggin. ga. 2lc: Androscoggin. ie-t. &c.
lean Indigo. SC; Arnold long cloth. b. Sc; Arnold
Size; Merrimae pinks and purpies. SC; Pacific
fancy; SKIS; simpsons mournins. Sc; Simpsons
American shifting. 4Sc: black white. Axe: grays.
kid-nnished cambrics-Edwards. &c; Warren
sFict,nss1;Amss iSas:se AGA. nc; cane.sesa.
Cords ACE. lie; Hamilton awnings. &c: Kimono
fancy, lie: Lenox fancy. 1Sc: Nethuen IA. iohc:
ma. isc: shetucket sw. 5nsc: shetucket F. SIC:
Swift River. &c.
Srain BagsvA an s s,5So; American.
a e.ss9 1s. s.;s. s s1ae.ss: SAs; A% aSss
Normandies. 7c; Renfrew dress. &c.
Flour.
Straight grades. na42o: patent -four. 1920
AS: spring wheat patents. S.40a5.sS-
Groceries.
conee-Good ioaizc: prime. l2di4c: strictly
prime. H0ssc; fancy green and yellow. ls8z2c;
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few sold today: ysals: aS5SsSas $500
Workers.. good weights. SIS; light. SIS: mixed
heavy. S5sassG pigs. .s-SeSs'' roushs' sLS
S cars. Market very duh and
tending lower lambs. choice 70 f Fam = sS,ISgs;
$3.50: sheep. top mixed. $42SqtSo: calls 20
good, sa6i-i5: wethers. si.soeA7S. Market closed
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Beeves-Receipts, go.
No trading. feeling steady. Cables quoted United
s,or bees higher al &c per III. shipmenss $50
cattle and 800 quarters q beef
200 calves unsold. veals. st5o0s-n: culls. 81;
Sheen ard Ismbs-Receipts. s.si4: 81 cars on
sale and S cars arrived after market was over.
Ss; two cars extras at sssodsssH; culis. g.
Hos. aoEs. ,, SC ao'i' 81 cars on sale. Market
NATIVES and 1000 TEXANS. Good style cattle Of
s shsae "e lower. ''t Heavy ma native steers. s~sassesss:
siosEers and feeders: 1910 butcher COWS and
sL35G520; Texas grassers. n2sa2S
Hogs-Receipts. t.2eo. Mostly Slfoc lowers:
@s s,Sssshs HIGHT. shscsssOs sot piss s'sSSiS. ~
sheep-Receipts: a.Tss Light supply; mostly
lambs. sSasS: muitons. q Is: Texans. Hs
CAS-; feeders. rQi: culis s2-GQa.
el sdi Eo lbs l fssaSs. sarse. ssssSy. ma Native I'VE
shipping and export steers. A1585S: dressed
i'cco ibs; sasS@ai 70 s'e s,oeksrs ana iesssss. asss
LS: cows and heifers. ssa4as; Gamers. slss3
ass: bulls. s2.xdal0 90: Texas and Indian steers.
s.. sOdAS cows and heifers.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market ioc 10 &c lower.
butcher stock. S.l56Sas.
sheep-Receipts. zoe. Market lsc 20 sc lower.
Native muttons. ti4t.5o: lambs. sAs46-ses cusia
and bucks, <1-506f.5
CINCINNATI. June es-Hogs active and lower
at A&Q5N.
Cattle dull az &-25QS1o
sheep duil At ss7s6tss; lambs dul ct go