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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Rubber goods.

-21c.s siS;t fF
 Tourist cases. rubber lined. 4scom- paftments,-A23c. N Shampoo aprons. 75c sort,-5Oc.
 Dr.. Kelly's expanding douche; guar anteed, worth $3,-80c. E.
 Bulb syringes, excellent quality, regularly soc c,-80c. s5 \ Goodyear hot water, bottles, guarau- teed for one year, regular $1,-59c Goodyear fountain syringes, conn plete with hard rubber pipes, guaran- teed for one year. regular $1,-50c.
 Hot water bottles,~ and at, finest grade, worth $1.5O and g and guar- ahteed for one year.-05c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
THE HoWLAND DRY GOODS co.

alleged to be owed to the Connecti- cut Steam Brown Stone Go. A quan-. tity of stone was attached but Lewis and O'Connell claimed to own the stone. The court finds the plaintiffs could attach the stone because the proper notice of intention to sell the property was not filed with the town clerk. 'z*e
 In the suit of Frank E. Beach of this city against Emerson W. WignaH and Mary J.. Beckwith of this city, the court finds for the defendant The action was brought to recover on a note tor $176.. .fst :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
F Tooth Cleaners.

Euthymol paste, 25c size,2 for 25c Pebeco paste, soc size.-25c.
 Sheffield's paste, 26c aize.-16c.
 Browns camphorated power, Poo Riker.s paste. 26c size.-1Oc.
 Riker's powder, 26c size, ,-1Oc.
 Calox, 25c size.-16cs
 Lyons powder, 25c sixe,--1Oc.
 Sanitol,s powder or paste. 25c sfze.- 10c. Sozodont, 25c size,-17c. Kolynos. 25c size.--t5c. Dentacura,. 25c size,--16c. Hoods dentifrtce,s 2Sc slze.-f0c,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
DECISIONS IN
 LOCAL CASES
 BY JUDGE SCOTT

Judge Howard B. Scott of the Com mon Pleas court has handed down de- cisicAs in two local cases. In the ac- ton of the Connecticut Steam Brown Stone Go. of Portland against Henry Lc Lewis and David OsConnell of this city, the court finds in favor of the plaintiff to recover $877. .37. Lewis and .OeCoamelf bought a. stone yard or HouBa:tonic avenue from Mahoney & Gill. The latter were sued for a bill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

Recently there back to the store man who left tsome years agd Hecame back after career at stores that counted eminenty And he back with lot of ideas that he at commenced to put into service: =. ,.
 One of these ideas is that of sale of toet-wares at just this time of the year Wedoubted it's success But he had facts and figures to show that folks such he wished to give them. So he had his way And it is to the folks of Bridgeport to prove him either right or wrong. s1eaT
 Here is what he had done, briefly Taken lot of the best known home remedies and toilet preparations and big quantities of each been secured there no fear that you will be disappointed And every article that be bought epe that befuly depended is fresh and exceent of the quality that the store enjoys selling a
 In addtion--bg quantities of articles thatwe sell along at less than usual price things probably those prices which usual at this store. Es @
 < Wednesday morning and the days immediately fol lowing will tell the story Do Bridgeport folks appreciate a toiet-wares sayingg Is MT. Policeman rightf He waits. with for the answer: E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Toilet Powders. ;.

Bathasweet, 2P5c size,-15c. - - Comfort, 25c. ,size,-10c. <, Java Rice, .50c eizes-SOc.a x.
 LaBlache, 5Oc size,-30c. -Mennen's; 25e size,-15c. -Pozenni,s, 60c ssize,-S5c.s s Saunders, BOG aze,-80e. Eversweet, 25cs size,-19c. : Amoline,.. 25c. size,-1Sc.
 Bahcock,s Corylopsis. 25c size.-
 Satin Skin powder,s -25c size,-19c.
 Fellows Swansdown, 25c ssize,-ldc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
WhSON'S NAME 10 BE PRESEN1E:HlIB :lI BIZ
 JUDGE WESTCOTT I

Trenton, June @The New Jersey delegates and alternates to the Dem- ocratic nAxionAt conyention at Balti- more. t6day sanaAlm0slsly selected Judge John Westcott or Camden to present. the name of Governor Wood Tow Wlspn to the convention.
 this man wilson was Judge West cott's declaration. Former Senator Robert g. Hupepeth was elected to succeed himself as the New Jersey national committeeman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Creams g Lotions.

Gouraudsg Oriental .$1 30 size. size,-3zc. =
 Malv1na cream, soc size.-2oc.
 Pompeiian Massage Cream, soc ze,-30c. 157sssTss Riker's Cerate, soc sise,-1ec.
 Frostfl'a, 25c size,-17c. as Daggett & RamsdelPs, 36c size.- 26c.
 Daggett & Ramsdell's, 5oc size.- 30c. ss s, ds4s4E - af eEspey's g. creaxps 25c- size,18c. ~ Countie Mazda cream. s50c size. Mum. 26c size.-17c.
 Ponds Vanishing cream. 25c size, e,-
 Satin skin cream, 2scs size.-1sc. .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Sundriies.

Absorbent cotton, called cotton waste by some dealers, sanitary and good full pound roll, regular price 25c,, sold special at 19c,--i0c. A-.s1 Orange wood sticks, worth 3c,.-1c. Dr: Georges corn shields, wonder
 Pearl nail sticks, worth 25c,-15c.
 Sponges worth 10c.--5c.
 Chest protectors. worth $1,-s0c. z
 sChamofs, nice grade. worth 25c,-- l1Oc.- sal'.g ses , Tooth picks, worth 5c,-2 for Sc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Perfumes.

Mary Garden, usually $2s oz,--91 .:s0.
 Djerkiss. usually $1 ox,-00c. Grown Crab Apple Blossoms. usual ly COG oz.-50c. Piver's sAzureas usually s7c oz,--
 Pivers Le Trefie. usually s7c oz,
 Altar Tropical. usually $1.25, S9c.
 Spiehier's Lily of the Valley, usual iy $1 oz,-00c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
KENEALY'S SON feis'
 LANDS PLUM

Stamford, June 4-Udwatd J. Ken ealy, son of Michael J. Kenealy. late chairman of the State RApnblican committee. has been appointed scollec- tor of customs for the sub4port of stamford, vice Edward J. Tupper. re signed. The new appointee is a young lawyer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Soaps.

Soaps.
 Cuticura, 25c size,-r12c.
 Packers Tar. 25c size.2 for 25c. x ResinoI ztc size,-19c.. alenn's Sulphur 15c, size, 1 SC. ssc. =, Buchan's Carbolic.s 2tct size, -1ac.
 Hand Sapolio. 10c. sise.-7c.
 Physicians and Surgeons.- 1oc size. --5c.
 Wipaams' suAving Stick. z5c size.- i13cs taA .asS se! easfle- is-f- -@. trReaI,ss unsceRteds a12e size.--1Qc. < Munyon's Witch Hazel, 10es -size.--
 o0dbtry's. 25cs size,-15c.
 Afmour's, box cakes, usually 26e. --lSc.
 Castile, large square, 15c size, Sc. SssaCastile, large bar, usually s16c, ,--6C.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
30 ARE DROWNED

Winnipeg, Man., June 4.-Thirtv people from near St: Paul, Minn., who construction work in the mountains
 are reported to have drowned while crossing the Frazier river on a raft and in rowboats, being caught in the raging current :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Buck of Port Dover, Ontarios. are guests of their son, J. Ofton Buck, maHa6er of the R. C. Dun & Co. office; aha vinE come to Bridgeport today to attend wooster, which will take place tofnor- row noon at the South Congregational church.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
IBrushes..

Imported tooth brushes. many. styles and shapes, some ventilated, 'manyN idealers count them a bargain at 15cs and 20c; as many.as you wish .at,-5c. es
 eNaN brushes, selid. back, worth 25c to. 5Ocs--10c., st sss: s.a-. rss-
 Ideal hair brushes, worth 75c.--44c.
 Hair brushes. with ebony back, pure bristles, worth $1,--00c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
1,,5oo RETURN TO WORK

London. June 4gffteen hundred more of. the striking dockworkers went back to- work today and thel officials declared that the strike had collapsed. It was said that sufficient mon to handle the necessary shipping had re- turned and steady Improvement was expected -kTss as s. rsa --FFe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

Copenhagen, June liking Chris tian .xr has quietly begun his reign. and life is proceeding as quietly as II there had been no change in the sov- 1870. and he has long been prominent in Danish affairs. His wife. formerly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
' s54 ='zsS Sas s.s.'t $16,5o Note well the pffcs, then come and see the fsb1ies
 so~ss2
THE ROWLAND. DRY GOODS co.
street. avenue, Cannon re4

widely known in tilis ciit citty: He iStks son of Sigmound L6ewfth e1{d 4ereQn- nected with the Hartmaun DfdW1nE Co. The bride is one of tlle popu14r young women of the city. 6h6 1g the daughter of J. Ho6entha1 prom inent tailor at 67z State street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
DIED.

DUNN.-In this city, June B. 1912, Thomas J. Dunn. s
 Friends are invited to. attend the funeral from his late resfdence, No. 289 Black Rock avenue, on
 Wednesday. June 5, at 8:3O a. m., and from Sacred Heart church at g
 q m., with solemn htEh naGas@
 1nterment at St. MfchaePs. cemetery. gss szs ss ae
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

Optics Ellis Rover Boys Townsend Books and books of this character will keep the boys interested and awaken their ambition Harper's Boating Book for Boys is a splendid book just out These are found at Jacksons
 Book Shop 986968 Main Street, at pleasing prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
L,OEWTTH-ROsENTHAL ssgis''rs
 r F WEDDING TONIGHT

One Of the largest weddings Of the season will take place tonight when Walter Ioewfth and Miss Sadie Hos enthaI will be married at o'clock at the Park avenue temple by Rev. Maurice Thorner. MT. Loewith ! Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
NEW KING OF DENMARK, WHO IS f0RTY-TWO YEARS OLD, HAS \
 CHARMING WIFE AND TWO SONS

the. Princess of Mecklenburg- -schwer- in. is very popular with the Dani1n people. She is devoted to her twg' sons. Crown Prince Frederfck ana shown in the center of the picture between his distinguishes parent&
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
MAN EIiEgrRoCUTEp ..ss. !: WHILE INEIxAH1NG .z6ss.-.s
 z x ss se. .AUTo4GOBITE gIREg.

'l lWaterbury, June 1-Jotu Reed, 9s
 an employ of the East Side 0araGes
 Cd, late today .9While uaif1H aa elecff{k pump tor infMtlns aeAdaopile tfs&
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
Temporary Injunction
 0radt6d to Salhtel 9ra31B

Samuel Graves, the Fairfield avenue 3dnct 3dnctions fA asainst sfi the &efTst teiitsn cerriage co. of isss Main sff55t rs- straining the company from k6eping Graves automobile. Graves brought the car to the defendant compeny,s place to be repaired. He was notifle4 the hi1i- of $157. He took the cnr out for drIaT. spin and didn't bring IF back and the Metr0politau Co bf0ught igy-' al proceedings. JudBe Reed in sthe Superior court this morning rule4 that the Metropolitan Co had | reul< edy at law if there waS' q bill owed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

l ,washingfpn, June 4.-A nG1nz sg- eratiol performed, last weeks 0n sens 11s in the Senate, today to have br8eghf him. to- the verge of death. Bleo4 poisofing Is feared and hopes for nD recovery have been prncdcally aueu-
 dor1 al fe z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20
Worlds Records
Broken in Coast
Olympic Tryouts

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May h.
Three worlds records were broken and
one worlds and one Olympic record tied
today at the Pacific coast Olympic trials
on the Stanford oval.
HORNE OF the Olympic club OF San
Francisco. with q wonderful new mark OF
feet, seven inches in the running high
jump. OF an inch better than his own
worlds record. and Ralph Rose. olym-
pic club. with a new Olympic and worlds
record In the shot pu, or . feet Ga
inches. right and left hand. aggregate.
were the two particular stars
Forest smithson tunattachedl was a
surprise Of the trials. The worlds record
holder OF the iio-meter hurdles finished
third. Fred Kelly. University OF South
ern California. won In o:iSx. three-fifths
OF a second slower than smithson's best
time. Ira Courtney. Seattle Athletic
club. tied the oiympiad record of o.ioss
In the io-meter dash. In the so-meters
his time was o.2S. one-fifth Of q sec-i
ond slower than the oiympiad record.
NEW YORK. May is-Jim Thorpe. the
Carlisle Indian school all around ath-'
iete. won three and was second IN two
OF the five track and field events In the
eastern tryouts for the Pentsthlon COM
petition at Celtic park today. The Of
ticiAls were satisfied with the showing
and laid he would be one OF the American
competitors for olympic honors al Stock
holm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20

BUTTER No. !. lib cartons. aic; No.
IN ec-ie' tubs, siei No, 2. sshe; packing.
cHEEsE-rmpor,sd swiss. &c; Ameri-
can ss.ss, -, v.vNA ssiss. sc. lNlns,
soc; daisies, @c; triplcts. 1901 young
Americas. 22c. blue label brick. lsc. linn
berger, Alb, nc; lib. SO.
lie; pike. isc. trout, isc. large crappies.
lsdibc; spanish mackerel. isc; eel. isc;
haddoeks, lie; founders. isc. green cat
fish, lie, roe shad coo each; shad roe. per
pair 2to: salmon, Toe, halibut. sisc. yell
low perch, "a. buffalo. sc; hullheais. lie.
.prns ssa ssas se ss eJ ess dII FL
ducks 100 DC. geese, isc. turkeys 2Sg2sc:
pigeons. per dos; ti.so Alive; Hens, ilQl
'iiAc; old roosters, 90, old duoka full
fsathered, isitc; geese, full feathered, Sc.
turkeys, ii&lsci pigeons, per doz. &c;
homsrs' Per dos. saSe' SQUADS, No. J. n,soi
BEEF cur PRicEs-Ribs, No !.
isc; No. @ lsc: No, ., iic. chucks: No.
J, sssc. No, :, ee No. .. Slse. Loins: No.
!, &c; No. ;, ilAo: No, 3. iS&c. Rounds,
No. |, laise; No. 3 i2e; No. !, ire.
Plates, No. |. &c; No. Z, Tssc. No, i. 7c,
vEGETAsLEsrbsets, Old crop, per 10.
new California, per ID. lc. Celery. csE.
Hernia Jumbo, per doz,. tio0; Florida Ia
The rough. sGSc dos,. per case AZ Gu.
eumbers hot house. par boz, s2.00. Egg
plant. fancy Florida, pei dox, y1oa Gsr.
lie, extra fancy. white. per doE.. IJe.
Lettuce. extra fancy leaf, per dos., l5c.
Onions California, white, boiling. per IL
5c, Wisconsin yellow Globe, per IN. g.,
red Globe, per h.. scI spanish, per crate
sg.n. Parsley, fancy southern. per dog''
punches. 5oa7bc. Parsnipa, fancy south.
srn. per doz punches. toQTso; Psrsnips
per H., 2he, Potatoes. Minnesota Red
hivsr Eariy ohis Seed. per bu., u.K'
Minnesota Early Rose seed, per bu III IA
Bliss Triumph seed. per bu, a.eo; VII.
consin white stock. per bu., si.k1, Ruis,
bagos, In saeks, per h., INC. tomatoes.
FLORIDA. per e.bsk crate. n1: Cuban,
per s-bsk. carrier. ss.sA Turnips. per ID.
FRuITs. ETC.-Appres. Extra fsnev
Ben Davis. per bhi.. Wa; winssaps. ~,
DBL; 81 fancy Missouri PippinF, psr bbi
A.2s: Idaho Jonathan. extra faaoy. psr
bon, $40: Wakhington spitxenbsrr' nsr
Iex, E.to. washington Il. BEAUTY. ~ ~
bSx, q. gS; washington styman Winsnsn.
per box. $40 Bananasi Fancy ssiscf'
per bunch. sz.3o2.Sei Jumbo, per burci,
hIsqs.1A Dates: Anchor brand. nav,
sasry srsna. new. 8 lib. pass ia 1r sos
per boz. 81 Figsi California. Der csss
81 IL No. u pigs. Sic. per Mse = ID No
IL pkgs., 80; per case OF 70 No. pkss
E: bulk, IN % and ss-it. boxes. Der h
zoe; new Turkish. s-crewn In 20-ib, boxsx
Der lbs., i5c; s-crown In alb. boxss. psr
10, lie, T-orown In 9-lE boxes, Der i6.
isc. Grape fruit; Florida, o sixe. per
crate vi srs. .s ss sre c,.. NO. s.ss
IN ebls,. r.Oa7.s Lemons: Limoniers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20

Selected brand. extra fancy. saa-sse slses.
per box. s.: Iona Limoneira, fancy. 90
80 sizes, per box. $50, 80 20 Sizes. s9c
per box less. California lemons au-saf
eises. rer box, 81 596A Oranges: Calf
foruiA csmsllia brand. Nsveis, extrs
fancy, sS-l2s-lsA I7s-Ae- zis-25o sizes, per
boz, s. Is; extra choice. all sizes. per box.
a. Ella phant brand. laS-i5o-lTe-ao 20 rs sxes.
Der box. 40. 50 - sizes. per bon.
ass Ptneapples S-ss-A nxes. per crate.
IS strawberriss: louisiana. per case u
a pintS. N.5a
LAEEoUs-Aimoncs. TARA
gonA. par 10. Isisc; in sack lots. lie lesA
cocoanuts. per sack. Aoo. Fflberts, per
10, lac: In sack lots. lc less. Peanuts.
roasted, IN sack lots, per ID, 7ssc. roasted
less than sack lots. per h.. Sc: raw, per
ID, &C. Pecans. large per h.. lie: in sack
lots, ic IessL wainuts. new crop. lsil.
California. per ID, lie: in sack lots 10
less. CIDER, new Nshawska. per l5-Sal.
4 Dbl. 500. per @-gh bhs.. SO: New
FORK Motifs. per B-gsL y bol. k.sos per
@-gai. Dbl, $50 Honey. nes. = frames.
,1is. Kroul per B-gsl. keg. S.1s: pee
gal keg. slA
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st. I.oui. General Married.

ST. LOUIS, May s.--wHEAT--F irmer
track. No. 2 red. $l.soisai. ~: No: hard
81. itfi1.isx Futures, close, steady; May
ti.lSh: July. si.0TA; september. sl.9As;
CpRN-Firmer: track, No. . Sisc: No
white, SC. Futures, close. weak. May
size: July. Tsike. September, 1se.
oATs-Lower: track, No. :. sc; No.
white. SIC. Futures, close. weak May
5also: July. 4sAc: September. Aitc
FLouR-Dull. red winter patents, &,s
@k75; extra fancy and straights, $500
$40: hard winter clears BTbGs.is
sEED-Timothy 5000.
cORNMEAIs-t3e0.
BRAN--weak; sacked east track, 81?
dlN
HAY-weak: timothy. sa4ooassooi prai'
RE, s22oog2s,0o.
Professionalism unchanged. job.
bling, ti6.s0 Lard. unchanged. prime
steam sss0nt00o Dry salt meats, un.
changed; boxed axtra shorts si0.76; clear
ribs, sl0T; short clears, sll.0o Bacon
unchanged; boxed extra shorts, sil.TS
clear ribs. siI.75; short clears. $500.
PoULTR = Steady chickens, lac
springs, seaSc; turkeys, issac; ducks. lie
geese. SC.
BUTTER--Dull; creamery, 3td2ec.
EC,gE-Steady. l7kc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20

GRAIN AND PROVISION,
pnina. a.. aaax af Trade.

Features OF the Tradtng ana ttostnk
Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May is-Aotions OF the
cent liquidation by holders had been
thorough and that prices had developed
tendency to recover. The close was
steady at a net advance OF hGrc to We.
The close left corn the same as last night
to sphc below. oats unchanged to hc
down and provisions off SO to 22tAc.
Wheat trade was mainly a scalping af-
fair, Tho tone appeared nervous and
dealers were disposed to keep their com
mittments light. Al first the market
sagged as a result OF railroad reports
that seemed TO point 70 a bumper Yield u
Nebraska. Later there was considerable
buying under the leadership OF some OF
she larger FIRMS. The result was an up
turn which held fairly well until the last
hour.
The more friendly feeling for the buy
ing side OF wheat received impetus In
part from cable dispatches thar Canadian
and Argentina offerings were of miser-
able quality and that worlds shipments
proved to be small. July fluctuated be-
tween N,o7A67l.0S and si.0sAQi.os1s, clos
ing barely steady SqAc net higher at
81 osA
Corn prices swung uneasily backward
and forward within a narrow range. July
ranged from 14h@74isc to 745sc and closed
nervous 10 net lower at 7sAc. Cash
grades were slow. No. yellow, 7sisa7sc.
Uniformly good crop advices weakened
the oats market. July ranged from Rlsc
and ts14c,. with the close isAc, a loss OF
NC from last night
Provisions slid down grade on account
OF receipts Of hogs showing a decided
gain as compared with last week. Sep
TENDER delivery Of pork dropped the most,
s2hc. Otherwise the declines averaged
about lOc all around,
Cash quotations were as follows;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. WTo.s
May 49, lsi2 Sealed proposals In trip
licate will be received here until p. M.
June 10 1879. and then publicly opened.
for furnishing labor and materials for
constructing Annex TO Hospital, includ-
Ing plumbing, heating. electric wiring and
fixtures. at Fort Yellowstone. Wyo. In
formation furnished on application. En-
yelopes containing proposals 20 be In
dorsed Proposals for Annex to Hospi-
tai and addressed 10 Constructing Quar-
termaster. M20-2i-22-33-siJi
MAMMOTH HOT sPRINGs. wYo..
May 49, 1912 Sealed pfopesals In trip
licate viii be received hare until D. m.
June 10. 1919. and then publicly opened,
for furnishing and installing pews and
other furniture in Chapel at Fort yell
lowstone. Wyoming. Information fur
nished on application, Envelopes con-
tanning proposals 10 be Endorsed Pro-
posala for Furniture in Chapel and ad-
dressed TO Constructing Quartermasixsr,
MOBILE 23-Slu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quota lions of the Day on yarioss
Commodities.

NEW YORK. May is.-FLouR-Quiet;
spring patents. 20; winter straights,
IS. ndS s.; winter patents. NN&Sse spring
clears. AsAn4sa. winter extras No. l.
y. s@Aso: winter extras No. :. stlas4 %,
Kansas straights, S.lSaAS. Rye flour.
steady; fair % good, S,ooeaic. choice TO
coRNMEAL-Easy: fine white and yell
low, aIsgi.se; coarse. N,NaiIS; kiln
RYE-ouiet: No. s..r@ c, /. T., Buff.
falo.
RARLEY-s, mailing. a.7alS.
c. l. T.. Buffalo.
wHEAT-spos market. firm: No. > red,
N.s1A c. l. e.. domestic basis to arrive;
export, si.Ih c. l. T.. afloat 10 arrive,
No. ! northern Duluth, n.ssis Z. o. b.,
afioat. Futures market closed unchanged
TO NC net higher: May wheat closed 81. ".
July closed 1ltis. September closed 81. 0ass.
CoRN-Spot market firm; export. sac
I. o. b. afioat. Futures market. nominal.
Receipts. Asee bushels. shipments. Seei
bushels.
oATs-spot market. steady; standard
white. 6ic In elevator; No, 2. SHE; Ne,
:, sic; No. I. 6aase. natural white and
white clipped. soisasiisc on tracks Fu-
lures market. nominal. Receipts, $3.50
bushels; shipments. ASA bushels.
HAr-steady: prime, $50; No 1, u.@s
no. :, i.4SU i.B, NO. J. A.IcNIs.
HIDES-steady: Central America, sc;
Bogota. Assa2sssc.
LEATHER-Firm hemlock flrsts, SO
nc; seconds, st6esc: thirds, sG22c; re-
iected, 1sc,
PRovisIoNS-Pork steady: mess seo5S
Q2l.0o: family. tea1a2i.oo: short clears,
sls 2SG $3.50 Beef, steady: mess. slS0Nu
1850: family. tisoouisso; beef hams, s2s.oo
As1oo Cut meats. quiet: picked bellies.
10 TO IA pounds. tlLeoni4oo. picked hams,
siabo Lard, steady; middle west prime.
sl0sS@io7S; refined, steady continent,
sil.@; South America, tis.ee; compound,
ssoogiaso
TALLow-ouiet; prime city, hhds.,
Sac special. SIC; country. 6Au6fc,
BUTTER-weak; receipts, $50 tubs;
creamery, extras. Sonsoisc, firsts, 80
slsc: thirds. .ssis6e7isc; state dairy, fin
est, 29isGSoc; good TO prime, &Q2Sise.
CHEESE-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 2ssS boxes.
EGGS-Weak; receipts, Mil cases,
fresh gathered. extras. NC; fresh gath
cred, extra first storage packed, sie;
fresh gathered regular packed. @nsoitc;
western gathered. whites 2ihG22c.
PoULTRY--Alive. firm. western fowls.
isc; turkeys, iso. Dressed, easy; western
fowls, Hdi5e; turkeys. iS922c.