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it is; 1 i i I v. i i FINANCE AND TBAFriC. ,1 New' York Bank Eeservea Enlarged. Stocii' Strong in. General, at FererUh.

local Secnritiw Veti. Viti Scaroelj Aay Movement. Mon 8U11 Dul-Countr MtoM ActlTi -Eaatern Xxo chang- Activ. Satcay Eyxnino, Jan 14, There another handsome gala la reserve ebownby the New York bank tatem6nt today, but. aa waa the eae last waek.

It ta at tba tiMDM ot depoaits, wblcb hv fallen off Loans bar decreased 84,72500, which of oourse would redue tba deposit There la a gala of 82.499.80O in specie, and of fZjmjOO la legal tender, and tbU with tba redaction of liabilities baa- caused au in-eraasa of S5, 04600 In net reserve. Tba sur. plus reserve Is enhanced from 81,341,500 as reported a week ago. The proportion of reserve to deposits Is Increased to 27.48 per ok at- from 25.47 per Tba banks were holding a total reserve of against 87207200 at the preceding statement. Changes in tb averages were as follows: iei rea mt in loans S.775 jno iiettw la sped Increase In legal tender.

IxotmmId deposit Decrease lo circulation 14) following a com parlsoa of th averages for the past two weeks: June7. Jinrlt Difference. raw aa.via (Su.mflJO Dee. S.TA.3uU 4S WJ.H t.an, I no. i.4wu Legal tndenw loo.

l.wsu Deposits. SiUli.tfO Use. svtii,) Circulation 14U.loa Dec. 81 400 The relation between tba total reserve and liabilities la as follows: -Jane 7. Jane 14.

JHBnttom. Specie S4S.1W.0UO Inc. egsl teDdets. ,.700 zstzmo lua Total reaerva (Tt.nzjuo Beaerva Mi 70joiu0 t77JM.4(M 70.277 JW0 Inc. Burplos hhiii- 141 Joe ss.omjoo Ino.

JciS.ouo Tba Kew York stock market to-day was generally strong, bnt ltexhibited considerable feverish nesa. The bears made no demonstration toward selling tba market down, bat there waa a 4alet movement on the part of holders in disposing of stocks which gave a profit in so doing which amounted to considerable. Those who bought at low prices, and having learned through past experience, now sell when there are gains In sight. This will prevent any very rapid advance in the mar ket, no matter how much taeorTea point that way. After a rise that showed; (ha market's strength there was a decline, and at tba.

elose an any properties wax', below th opening prtoae. There were exceptions, however, western Union was one of them. It opened at UV, roae to C3, and closed at 82. Delaware and Lackawanna waa another, which from 101S to 103, and closed at 102. In the local aoarket there waa a moderate business.

and It was altogether selling. The market for local securities waa remarkably dull, and general waaknosa prevailed. Holders did not offer properties aa any ma terial eoncesslona, bat there was aa evident anxiety to sell on the part of soma who ooald not afford to hold. Buyers found dlffloolty In raising money with which to purchase, and so there waa very little trading. The only aalaa reported were Oaa Company stock at and Cincinnati Street Hailroad stock at Messrs.

B. Morehaad Co. sold at auction on Chang 47,000 worth, par value. of Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad eon soli' dated six per cent, bonds at 30c, on the tl, flat. and Messrs.

George Eustls ek Co. sold at th? bum place g7 .600 worth, par value, of Cincin nati and Eastern Railroad second mortgage Seven par cent, bonds at 65c. on the tl. flat. Approximate quotations of local securities Bra given below under "bid and "asked.

representing respectively tba views of buyers and sellers: mmciriL aowne. Bid. Ask. Cl b. let t- (127 Cla.

30-S9 Has c. a. id 7 C. a. (old a.

C. f. car-y as. CI a. eon.

as OlBJ0-a9 4sJar Covlnirtoa 4s. na uoeinstoa sa. Cav. j-aa Mewaort Ss. Newport T-au.

Midt'D WWts, H-m'n WWs no 1M fan lia us 'ias i12 nas lOSHl lua 104 ICS Cla.io-ao4eMi! us 104 SAIMOO BOHS4. 1 iiar Ind. an-7s TJ IM.eea.tr.Ss. 'toe 17 two 4X4-)tLaCBi chajj-poBSii'iio 110 N. Ss.

C.M.A.Br.i in 101 C. S. Income. C. H.dkD.TsJ 10 Mt.aa.l.as.

tf.m aucoa -os. M.d 7m.It00 mu aa.ln.7s. tM.Sd7s 1OT ws a. p. SB -HO Ts falS C.

4C K. 1st 7s. C.AB.1S 1 (LB. dt 1a.i Cln.AIaJst 7s 1V es K. 3d 7s.

10 110 aat k.oob.s 1)01. US) C.dc 1st fi Ts C3a.ljd7s. raa a. J. con.

sa. stskkt auuoAS mxh. itB iiOoa.7s. ijai "11S fa1 Ou uiA ieiis muu rnn li 11 Rbm. lien tens US' Oaa.Ts.laVI fUHH4 iawJ 1114 liOoau7s.

18HS 'Umi7 vesjt, liven, vs. ine. 117; TSCKLLAXSOT BOKOS. CL. Be.

atki'US HMss-Teos. Ss.MS JQ7 bailkoah sTooaa. JT.O.AT.P. 47) 1. cerll SI 14 7 IS B.dt MUrd.

141 'kUX Jlilt. A. A E. P. MS llScioto Valley.

TS liKr.Cea 0 14 dt M. pretl 14S M.oom ttls atlaori. 147 77 lot LH.a -cSa l.Ji.aI.vrl Ka Cln.ttreet4 US lime sTocra. a W7 fat inus ub 4 losiil-ios r7 riia raus plus iti Isalae fa hielee 11S ioo faooii tei I t4 flna Kst 3 i tj Eichsorestl Booood Xsl 1S7 140 Q'n City -Nsl lot Third Nst im 137 'estera Oer 1 oarta DM 17 First NstOoT lit ies ffa-Lsiayeu nmx too CoT.cityNsc ite us JferoierNes. 17 us Oar.Nal.Oov.

4S im CtUseaa' Km. 1U 13 OonunArcial U5 I2S Qersnaa Kat. I'd Cta. sl uftls 2et.st IM H4 Fidelity B. D.

Vnloo NM ia 12t AT.Co. tot KM InOKNOS STOCKa. 91 Oermaala Olobe MlamlValler Caiameralal I 201 12S VO 172 Mer. at )UaJ nie os nreks Security atandsrq AoterprlseZ Dion. tmei' Firemen's Tss Wsal weei hlotoa! mscxLLs.xooa stock.

Oss Con pea ia 79 Bales Cin.8fe Dep. Rorer Wheel. 108 105 CeCtn br.n. Brnea EL LtZ Clo. U.BLYM us Olebe R.

Still. Hwlft I.4kH.OO 5T v. a. BMkiag.l 40 i Ub. IasiccatH Interest, tFla.

Clearing-bouae exchanges for thla week amount to $8,428,000, against W.12700 for the i orraspoadlng weak last year, and for last week. in banks there waa mora than usual activity, hat it waa all in counter business. Cheeking was vary brisk and deposits, which hitherto have come in spariagly, were numerous to-dajr, and In many Instances the sums were large, ao much ao that at th olosa ot th day reserves showed a comfortable Increase, th deposit exceeding tke outgo th rough checking. There waa vary little business don la discounting. v'Tn borrowing demand waa light aad the market remained depositors with 'loans at 7 par cent, and took a moderate amount of prime outside paper at per oent.

(Brokers loaned a little private capital at 70 per oent. oat time, there being vary UtU paper presented. I The market for JEaatera exchange was aa bar of supply aa at anytime of All fella Sold between banks at TSc per 1,000 premlanv, bat It was InaQffielent to meet the demand, taad nearly, all bank were com- palled to ship enrrency to Uew Tork, and tbs movement was unusually large. The mer- eantlie demand waa light and rates were na- hanged. Current paying and selling rates followat Kay log," 8elllDc.

yxchsnrs, 1-as Preta. 1-10 Frem. Utlsdelpaia txc Frtrn. l-io Freav MsUlmero Isacaaaga l-as Frasa. 1-is Fresa.

All kinds of foreign exchange was advanced, trat there was only a moderate demand, Com-Bnerclal sterling bills were scarce. and ban ksrs were wUUng- to pay SSH for thana, Posted sailing rale are as tollowat isri i ree piuudk. uiirHiar DlUt 4.S Fans demand checks 'frsuc) Farls sixty-day bills for su frrmocvt la Garnvaay sixty -day bius for oar reichmrIZ S0K U4 IM JOS uo lot -iS 100 132 US IS Ttt market for Oovernment bonds In 2few Tork was strong. Three per cents opened with sales at KWH, and closed at this prfo bid. Tour per cents opened with sales at 12C.

and closed at 133)a hidj and foar-aad-a-balf par awato pead with salee ot 111, and closed at UIH bid. Closing quotations lor three days wareaafollawai Jaae U. Jnoe M. Mr.v.Ur.K.uar.ii. Jf.

ioo tou oo! tj. i. 4 a. a. boous ol 1907.

,11. 120.2 vjh C.LUl.4 bonds Of ld91. Luis 1U)J lujj the local market waa aatlva. Offerings of four per aanta to banker war sartA.snd parchasad as 133k Tar war salsa tetwsaa kaaks at CC ah4 laYsrhtM aamaht largely at Baying and selling rates at the elose were as follows: Buylna. aelllaa.

XT. per M. 8. perceHt. uonaaoc i-i V.

H. 4A lr cent, bonds of ISO. lux Statement of th Unitea State Treasurer's offlo. Cineiaaatl. Ohio, at the close of busi ness Saturday.

June 14, lfl4i To Tnuan TT. general scconDtLJ3 JMmr To Treasurer C. accouBt-. JU0K 00 To Port-olHoe lepartmeat aa.ws To totninlnf oflioers lil.ies SS TeoorUflcatss. act at Jess auues Tatal.

By itr uroici cota ajo4e By Hirer coin (trmctioaal). 714M ao i J5.00O 00 Brsllvee eemttcate. Hy siieer staadanl aoUara. muv ve auAoo os Jbbs i7X. iojuo so By redeemsa Total liw Tark FlmajMdal leva -'Kw Toaat, June 14-Money easy at 1H3 per cent.

olosejd offered at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6 per oent. SterUng exchange: long steady at 4S9; do. short, 487. Ooreramante a fraction lower for fonr-aad-a-balfs.

Ballroada unsettled. SUt securities quiet Sbar market activ and buoyant again to-day on th settlement of th trunk line troubles, advance In grain rates, favorable bank statement, aad on th seml-offlclal announcement that th Lake Shore Company will declare Its usual quarterly dividend of per oent. this month, and not IK per eenU, aa bad bean predicted by th bears. All leading shares In brisk demand from th opening until nearly 1 p. and an advance of to 24 per cent.

was. recorded. After the time mentioned the market became dull, but at delivery hour th room traders broke Northern Pacific preferred from 7 to 45. TJnlon Paoiflo fell off IS on a report tbat the May earnings would show a net decrease of Other active shares declined from to l)i pr oent. At the close there was a recovery of per and the marxst closed steady.

New York Central and Missouri Pacific sold ex-dividend this afternoon. Compared with last night's closing, prioas are J4 to 1J par cent, higher, except for Northern Pacific preferred and Omaha, which ax to pr cent, higher. Xlnlna- Stoeaa. NBW xoaK, one is. Mining snares uun.

Consolidated Pacific sold at Kooe49B: Sierra Nevada, lb: Hate A Norcrosa, ICS; Caladonia B. H-, 60; Standard, 80. Saa Irrmaolseo SUnlng Stocks. Sax Fxajt Cisco, June Foilowlng are the mining stock quotations for to-day its Hale Norcroaw. KOi Seicner Marti a White Best Batcher 150 Mexican uoum N.tIJo Budie CoBsoUdatad.

U71 10 12J 10V 40 70 irx Cnollar WO Potosi OonsoUdated PaolBo 36 Consolidated Va is Crows Folate IS folerrs Nevada consolidated. t'isii Tellow uay so St urakft Cobs tiould at Oazxy. 70 1S7X TRAFFIC. Boainess tf thi Bay Briefly Reviewed. Iatuksat Xvaa-zaro, June 14, U84.

The following table shows the receipts and shipments of leading article of merchandia In this market forthepast twenty-four hours: aBentg.aaf Barley, bush Butter, pkb CsDdlM. bxs. Cutltr. Cheese, boxes Cone. baca Corn, boilL.

1 1 1 ha I Dried frnit FToui. bri Use. balee. Hoea. bead Bacon.

10a PI d-d Pork. bru. 75 S72U Kh WS40 0 1J0 SS 100S 1W 404 ss' Xard. ft ere buah Sat 10u Molaases. brls t4 SJ0 Oats, bush 9W0 SUu Petrol 'm brls.

1 brla 7 16TiRye, buh Salt. t47S 1174 Ball, sects SIS 340 Seeds, clover. 9(S lKUSeds.tlinty 800 S0O X8 179 1T 402M S471 BXI israaajsst o'n 1400 iHucar. bbda 160O SUfu taiurar. brla T30 X37 Bulk mu.

lbs I018S0 107000 I beat. bosh. BOO 1800 flams. lbs Ii7a0 siCOiiWhUky.brla. S71 uea COTTO.

There ia allrht splnnlna demand, and as stocks here are small, prices are steady, but the market has not much strength. tSales ported to-day, 4U bale; receipts, 1 bale; enip- menta, none; stoca on nana, i.ots oaies. joi ton Kxchange quotations are as follows Ordinsrr Good middling lie. Uood ordinary 10o. ICIddllna fall 12Ha.

Low mldiUlua U'n IDaO. MMioiina nttc. COAU Prices are easy In view of th anticipated arrival of a large fleet, and the market dull. Pitta-burg aMoat is quotable at 8c for fourth pool, nd Tto). for good second pool per bushel of 2,688 cubic Inches; Kanawha River at 7c, and Pomeroy 5ac Prices to consumers are as follows, delivered: Pittsburg, 10llc.

per bash- or S3 73 OS per ton Kanawha River, loc per or per ton; unio rtiver, 9c per bush, or S3 oO per ton; anthracite, 7 per ton. GHOCERIE3. Coma Is inactive and weaker, but there Is no quotable change from the following prices: tuo, interior, sa; oommon. imokc. ordinary, BO.c; low fair, fair.

good. 1111,0.: prime, cnoiee, uaua; zancy. usauTic; yeiio yelk li9Uc; Xaguayra, Ja ava.l&aj2&e.: aoeua za na. 2aa-Slc. per lb.

Bi-sas-The movement la very Uaht. with prices ruling easy aa follows: Kew Orleans raw. yeiiow oianneo, ana whit clarified, astern reflned yi .1 srai aereo. ff-c enus. Tc: cat loax.

ivo. AiouAaitEd i oere is out little aemana ana no ebange in prices. New Orleans fancy sella at 65c choice, 6166.. good to prime, 42400 and aoromon to fair, per gallon. Rxcawls moderately active and prloea steady at BHStoMa.

per lb. for fair to prima gTnt I 1 an It FLO0B ABB GRAIN. Ftvotra Is aot materially eaangad aa to prices, but is very dull. Holders do notlnress sale be useless, as buyers can not be indused lo purcbas beyond tbeir Immediate wants. Winte family can still be bought aa low aa MSsbnt taa better qoalt- ttas are mm aa uiKu aa ee opriBg legally is quotable at 5 769 16; fancy, if 40; winter patent.

6xa: anrinc oateov ss 8018 40: extra. 40(83 75: suirfln. KM 25. and low grade at tt Rye flour Is dull at S3 2S eia su. bsum reporteo to-oay, 00 by asm me.

as sui ja ao. as su. ana su wintae at MAS. 44 sag ts 1 ot Job 14. IMS.

Stats SO 1 14X Floor, winter family. Wheat. Ka. red. Corn, No.

i mixed CM. la, aaLxaa. Barter, extra No. fall nyt, jta. 73 WhxAt The market la lira.

sneelally for th better qualities, and the local milling demand Is fair. Choice longbarry red would sell at t3ail 07. but there Is none here No. 3 winter red is quotable at S1A1 OS. on car selling at at si 01 and two oars at si 01.

One ear No. I sold at 90c; on ear 90c; on car prime by sample at 93c, and one ear rejected, at 80c, and one ear Inferior at 62Kc There was nothing don la future. At tbe call board No. 2 win tax red waa offered at 07Ve and 96a. bid.

Com There is a firm tone to the market. owing to light receipts, but the demand ia only No. white la scarce and would bring 84 No. white la quotable at four cars selling at 65c No. mixed saiaue at and no.

mixed is quotable at 6051, oae car selling at th latter price. Four cars rejected sold at 46c Mixed ear is quotable at 4ot96Sc, two ears choice sell- Inrstteo. RTX Js a little firmer, but Inactive. Ona ear No. 9 sold at 67c, and on ear do.

at Sc. tu mior, nn one ear now as Boo on track. ne ear No. 8 sold at 80c OATBAra held firmlr. ant tba dsmud fa light.

There were sales ot mixed by sample at o935Uc, Na. 9 mixed are strong at SSc. No- 9 are held at8siHc. ona oaraeU-ing at MHc and one oar at SSkc There is no demand aad vary lit-f ie la offered. Extra No.

fail ia ottotahla at OA, ohArar xKaraoTiowa. Jnne 14th C.rs; Con. fear Ka. I a Ave rejected, one ear; wheat, one No. 9, one No.

S. two raleotaal: rra. tvom sa t- mats HOOav There (a a Arm ana steady tone to th mar ket. wltb but little doing axeept lasblpplnr. KacelpUl this weea.

li.474 bad head. Receipt to-day, 8S 1 pen en la. tawe nsaij. vootnton are qnotaa as fair to good lighw 84 S64 fair to good 86a6 aalaetad bataheraV 800 aovaamf or waa a cartes. week endlne Jaaa issa iMt Recelnts for tae waek -IT7 net n.i nut TtavaW aitilpniesu for tbe wek tijte.1 Ihlnmes Bklag staceMaseb 1st PROVlHIONa AIDflamEt HtltMntf lUWlnMI l.l wat oeyona tnia lb ere is very llttl move ment, tae market rollacqoit nrm.

Mas Poaa Umall lobbing lota of aity Pkjd.eU at 118, while mixed lot are held at 619 60. Coantry packed sells at B17A17 C6. and family BMe at fl ttxais 76. iaiWl here was a sale of 60 tleroeS current maae M7ic, free on board, and ioo lard to A ot tirees sold at 7.40c, delivered. offeringa aaU at Prim wrnter steam la hold at so.

MKAr-Ho4ders ar aot offer. Ina atocka. Bat wnowt au 8c, and short rib sides at but Bayers' Z. insse pnc. tuioui-atrs are fTrrad st 60.

DAtvn-i ne aemana Is Is active. Is a modratobbtBg nortmuL lis at as sbort rib at Md at 7c, looee.and Me. more packed. dmaad Is 1 active, vt thr oaortelear I shatxlder ttUOAB-CUBKB UlATtTii, mArkat sler. Ham sold at UW, for heavy andlam averagee and ii lurncst; nreaataat naooa onwed at OVA and shldm at 8ds3c, aavaXl all becked.

-Are quiet aad Hasna uatiivllc: bellies. 88VicnndabABld. lli XcToit1i.M bama, I lb. average, sell fug at IIJ4C, 25 tierces belli 4 8C aa42auaraa do. at iio.

for 12 lb. awagasT oiacrABArrva ruon. 9a 7 1 ry salt short L'tt 1-11 sa 1 -r La a 1r Movement of bog product at Claolnnau xor tb vek ending and 14 th tma. Rec'pts. abls'rm.

mi meats, lb. LSS.OM Zk.4M X12.S4 tH.rt.brl 7 rs -o It Lam. lbs MAM 43.7W Ufa GENERAL PRODUCTS. BxAX.ac The market is quiet aad steady. Bran sell at 811 per ton In.

balk os track. fchtpstaffB are dffared at 9tf 6iJ, and aald-dilngs at 1417. Bajtsa Remain with a moderate demand at tba following prices: New York band-picked marrow, 93 pea and navy, XMSta 40: medio an. fg l'iM lair to prime Western, 81 76a; eomsaon. 91 60.

BtJTTX a Tbe market la folly supplied, and of tbe lower grades of dairy butter there ts an Extra creamery sens maumy at zuc. oocasloasi sab Bringing 2i2ow wblle prim to ehoic sella at loiac; fancy dairy brings IScMn a small way; prima to eboioe oflered at fair ta good at 739c, and common at Sosic. ALVxa Are easy and quiet; choice to fancy offered at 7A7c and common to fair at aflae. cla xksx Th demand ta light and the market easy. Fall cream Ohio la bald at prima at 7Sc, and skimmed at 35c per lb.

Prima to choice New York Is selling at llllJc Eooa Under liberal recelpU and a light demand the market is weak, with offerings at 14c per doaen, loss off. Kar The market Is weak and dull at tbe following quotations No. 1 timothy, 12ai2 60; No. 2 do, 91111 60, and mixed, 9810 per ton in bale on arrival. Btraw ia steady and ia fair demand at 77 aw per ton in Kle.

Oius The demand for refined petrol en la moderate and tbe marketeaay at the following prices for.large lots; and small lota selling H( Ic higher: 110 fire teat. SJicj Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana standards, ic, and water-white loO bead-light at 11, S- per canon, jjoru-ou is wank and quiet for winter extra at ttoAdMc. and current make at 6356. per gallon. Lin-teed-oll Is firm and In good demand at 67c per gallon.

PxAsnrs-Remain firm, wltb a moderate. miinni.i ii.miDit. Prims to flbolcs Ten- neesee red (farmers' stock) are selling at 7fec and white; at 77Hc per eboic ro- cImbmI and hand-nicked brlnvxinr l(4ic more. Popi-irt Is dull and weak. Large spring chickens will not hrmg mora than 93 26 per and small ran ye down to 91 25.

Old chicken sell at 1oM 25 per or 8c per lb. for hens and 5c for cock. Ducks are quotable at 81 tu2 SO per doa, and live tur- aeys at ontoc per to. The demand is light and the market easv. Ohio tuver ana sanuvm sens at sins 91 0b per brL of 280 lbs, and 91 Ktttl 40 per DM.

01 teres ovurwrvu. tuu aicui ran -uoe. ter DTI. 01 aw ijs on trsos. 1 urt 1 Island is offered at par busb, by tba car-load.

Coara Liverpool la quoted at 91 15 SI 20, ana nne at i mi pr saca. easv and inactive Prime to choice Hungarian grass and German millet seed sell in a small lobbing way from store at 70f76c per bush. Tallow The demand is light and tbe market weak at94c per pound for elty, and 6c lor country. Wool There are very liberal arrivals, and the market is weaker, aad local dealers do not care to buy lance lots, or tne email 10 ts niiMvd thT nr the follow in rices washed, medinm clotbtng. xlSi2o.

combing, fine merino, Isolde; common, liogHc ynwiw-WMnea. meamm cioiuini. oviisotv. combing, 28330c; burr and cou, 2u322c; tub- WSsnd(9iC puueo, awtoc. Whisky Is tjulet, with sales ot 122 brls.

hlirhwiuH at 81 07 Der Droof callon. At aoc tiou there were salee In bond, for account of whom It may concern, err tne following whlakv made In AnriL 1SS1: 26 brla M. B. Rlny" at 62c, and 25 brls. T.

W. felamuelS" at 37fcC per IE0n" tTRTJITS AND VEGETABLES. AiLi8 The demand ia llabt and rices steady. Prime to choice Northeru russets and other varieties sell at 9494 50, and fancy Bun Davis at 96 ner brl. Chkbbies Are easier.

May cherries sell at 92 5033 60 per stand of two bushels, and sweet at 9405. Dried Fbuit Is dull and weak. Apples are seiuna- at ouaoc per id. tor soutnern. and for Northern, and peaches at 6Vatf4c per on arrival, small lots from store selli a Mfalc hlaher.

Lekons Remain steady, with a fair demand, prime to choice Helling at 83 6034, and fair to good at 92 7013 per box. OBAHoaa Are easy and In light demand. Messina are selling at 83 per oox for small, and 94 for Imperial; Jamaica at t8 rod ner brL. and Valeucia at 9537 per case. PBACBxa Tbe market is heavy and dull for tbe common stuff tbat arrives, with sales as low aa 81 per bushel, while a few prime to choice bring fx ouS 7a.

nvraAWBBajuxs Are abundant and easy. Common sell at 91 SO per stand ot two bush els, good to choice at 92 5004, and a few very fftnrv aa bltrh aa 85. Caxbasi Ia quiet and weak at 25 per DrL ana 3 009s 10 per crate. Ccci'Miiiiu choioe home-grown sell at 20(3 aoc per dox. Osioks Are quiet and easy.

Southern sell at 91 75 per sack and 93 50 per and Bermudas at 91 dual 50 per bdshel emte. Peas The demand Is light and tbe market weak under lama ntceiDta at 25al40c ier bush. Potatoes Are In moderate demand and steady at 506Oc per bush, from store for New York Burbanka and early rose, but ho me-crown stock is dull New Potato as Receipts are large and tbe market easier, crime to cboloa naerleaa selling at S3 60(98 76, aad early roae at 88 76 ea4 2a ner brL Stbijio Bxaks The demand la light and the market weak at 91 60A2 per brL. Toxatoks Are in good supply and prices are easy at 82 2S2. 60 per bushsl orate for fair to prime ana xg, ouror repaoxea.

Cincinnati Idv Stock Market. Cincinnati. Jufae 14. 1884. Receipts and shipments at the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards for the past twenty-ftfur hours, up to noon to-day, as compared with tne four previous days, are aa follows: nacxnrra.

Cattle. jfors. Sheep. 4W i.aa sSs 1.CJ4 8.411 ft 1,414 1.424 it 40t 1,19 Jan 14 141 777 1417 aaantaxra Juns 10.. S3 4M 1.71 LOT June 11.

Jane It. 8.1U IS? 47 Jnne 13. Jane 14. 21 tas tfiU CArrxar Reoelota toWtay wet very small. and, with a few carried over, there was but a light supply on sale, which were generally of low and medinm grade, and, as the offerings were small, the market waa a quiet and easy one There were but a few buyers In attend ance, and the market ruled quiet all tbe way through, without, however, any quotable enange in prices, tue aaies anaae about tbe m-iee of th nrevloo da were about aa follows: Common.

82 60(tU 60: fair to medium, 83 76V94 76; good to choice butcher grade. 86: extra, 9004 10; good, to cuotc cows, 15(35 60: good to ehoic heifers. 95 2535 75: common to fair shippers, 96 25a5 80: good to eboioe, 80(9 10 eus common to fair oxen, 8894: good to choice. 84 60; stock-era a aid feeders. 84 759a 60; iso extra, 80 00496 so; some lirht vearllnr and calves.

SUM Su. nooa Keceipu to-oay were quit iignt. Doing less than half the number of the previous day, and with th few carried over there waa but a light supply on sale. With tbe light supply tnerq was a arm reeling in tn traae, there bet ner a continued 'aood demand for good heavy and good light qualities, with but iewxooa neary araaes onerinc. ana tne era! aoalitr was only a fair averaae.

market opened steady at abont tbe previous days prices, ana nooat ail were sola out eariy In tb dav. and th aunolv of aood oualitlea was short of the want of the trade, prioesof all B-rades ransing about aa follows: Selected butchers' and heavy shippers, 95 30Q5 60; fair to good packers. 96(a6 30. some choice ton at to 85aa5 40: fair to aood lisht. 84 86V 96 16; som selected of 100 to 200 lba 96 20 86 80; oommoo, 84(4 76; eulls, SS444.

Bhkbp Itecelpto ware fair, ana with a fair demand the market ruled steady and firm at prloea aa follows: Common to fair, A4c; atoek ewaa. rv.fako. call A SViASc IiSBTB Beclpt were fair, aad with a fair aemana tne market rutea steaay an nrm at price as follows: Common to fair. good to eholea, som axtra, 7.109 fj4a. aulla, 45a, Covington Cattl alarkatV COTrsdTOic Bvock Yabjx, Jsn 14, 1884.

Seealnta CatUa. 9493 head hoes. 8.883 head sheep, 12,215 head; horses anVi mules, 62 head, Shlpmenta-Cattie, SS7 head: hogs, 1,415 head; sheep, 4,758 head; horse and mules, 78 head. Cattle Best shipping cattle, 96 25 fair to good cattle, 96 7SV48; good smooth oxen, 96 2636 75; coarse fat oxen, 94 6tKK5; common oxen and stags, 99 6004 16; extra butcher cattle, 96 0Da SO; fair to'cood batcher cattle, 86 SO- rood litrht butcher eattie. 94 76a 86 oommon butohar eattie, 94 6tXV5 extra cows, at TO0a air to gooa 00 common cows, 3 6Q4; best bu fair to gooa onus, as x3 su.

botcher hoc. 96 16t6 40: good packing hog. 94 666 26: goad shipping hof. 96 86; light shipping hogs, 84 10; stock bogs. 4 4U4 au.

eneep nest snippina- wtwn, 94 76045 10: best shipping ewee, 2ue4 75; fair WV VW HSlAPtiA WW SArlJVX wsusawaif ant oalawBga, rifii Lanjbs Bae shipping, 60a S74; fair to good, 95 654t6 85: common ana alls. 84 73U 26. Remarks Cattle: Beoeipta liberal, anarket being dull throughout th week on common aad low grade, there being a decline of 15A 26c on aomaioa grade, but good eattla rnled active and atroug, closing witjh but llttl change la prices. Prospects fair for the coming week. Hogs RecelpU light with supply about equal to demand, market continuing steady and aaehansred from last week's price.

Kbeep: Receipts light, market- steady, de mand aomawhat in exeass supply, pens be ta ateswed stt Quotations. Lambs 1 Itsoelp Very Uxbt for this season of the year, market opanlna active and strong for the first of th week, atosing a anao lower aut aouvc kUkKXIt BY TKLJKOBAPK. Osa aakJtv' mrrAiA, Jane 14. Cattl: receipt to-day. 100 through, 400 cars; tuarkst cited and hishr Indiana fears, 1.100 to lOO ibc, 86 80414 16; Missouri Leers, to 1 JOS 85 10; fair to good aatlva owa, 95 steara, 1400 Ibc, 96 60; ten ears through bald over.

8,6011 bead consigned through. 60 cars; demand light, aad hokiara firm: market steady, with a good demsBd ta Boston account; medium to good sbaep, 89 to a lbc, 94 404 76. Bog: receipts, vX aaad; consigned taxongh. 167 oars; anarket steady, with a fair densaAd for medium fair. CXT.CA.ao, Jan 14.

eg reoKpt. 10,600 market aetiva. aad bhther; rough packing, 96 2f16S0; jpaeking and shla. ping, 95 60ita Ugbt, skips, 834 76. Catue: receipt, x.U bead; blpiaenta.

8u0 had; market slow; export. 98 6wv4 86; good toeholce-ahipplng, IS lbi6 6fl: com men to diusD, (68; graas Texan, 98 7t4 60; orn-fed Texaxis, 64 6xe5 76. febeea: receipt. 100 bead sh 1 omenta, none; market weak inferior t- -8; medians good, 93 60v4; eh to to extra, Vt a. Sa- LiBxarrr, Jaa 14.

Oattiat aatalaatJolar: rits. L2kM4i alTnte ta. ao. Tc-a Irani r-J i 1 b) 1 1 A iO at oraos ccckoinkati. moind at.

toot ig. 1884 Torkara. 93 20A5 90. Sheep doll and a shad lower; receipts, 2,000 hi shipments, 3.600 head. Kaxmas Citt, Jane 1.

Cattle 916 bead; market steady: native livalSc V. 4 1.. OOI SI A IK. a hi mainly 95(95 10; closed weak. Bheep: receipts, 86 head; quiet and unchanged.

St. Xottxb, June 14. Cattl: raoelpta, 900 head; shipments, 2,400 head; not enough supply to make a market. Sheep: receipts, 100 head; shipment, Lluo head; no anpply; no market. Baral HAvrket.

PsltlBTter Jpira 14. Flour ateadw and quiet. Wheat: western higher and quiet; No. winter red, spot and June. 91 Olcs! 01 July.

Angnat, 91 ftll WAi tSepternber. (1 08 bid. Corn: WeaternThlrber and dull; mixed, spot. (X460 4c-t June, bid; July. X4(a61c: Ango-t, Oats steady: western white, Pennsylvania.

793Mc Ry steady at 68d70c Provisions steady and fairly active. Whisky steady at 91 16. Other articles araignt iimoj! rowQ, nour, is. grain, gVJd. Keoelpts Floor.

721 brla. wheat. 21,000 corn, 15,000 oat. rye, lOOO bush. Shipments Wheat, 1,000 corn, 9,000 bush.

Sale Wheat, 42.000 bush. oorn. 3b .600 busu. Chicago Jrma: 14. Flour qnlet and an.

ebangod. Wheat In fair demand and firmer early, but closed weaker; opened higher, advanced receded c. fluctuated niy. closed at WVJc; September. HSiyj closed at wjc: October, uajla; Mo.

2 Chioago July. o556Vic. closed at blftirtk August, closed at 5tfc bep- tern ner, closed at oo year, 4H9494c 3U steady at 329iSKc; June, closed at ftJgSKic; August, 2-43Hic. 1 September. 2TyU9I7.

year, 27i527-c. Rye firmer and Vc higher at Wc Barley: tbe market is dull at tX64c Flax-seed quiet at 81 09. Pork nominally unchanged: cash, 91S 50I9 2S; Jane and July. 919 2oaiH 76, closed at 919 70; August. 919 75.

Lard qu iet and steady at 8B.0Zyc June, 8.02(3 6.05c; July. 8.12K(.ldc; August, 8.258.80c, closed at 8-25fS(iTViC. Bulk meats In fair demand: shoulders. 6c; sbort rib, 8.85c: shortolear, 8.85c Butterandenrs quiet and unchanged. Corn to Buffalo.

2kc ReceiptsFlour, 11,000 wheat, bush. corn, 243,000 bosh. oats, S1.0U0 bush. rye, 4.3U0 barley, 8,800 bush. ajhipmentfr-A'lour, 10,000 brla: wheat, 220,000 corn, 8fil, 000 oats.

145AU rye, 8,100 barley. 1,100 buah. Indianapolis Jrjag 11 Wheat quiet: No. 2 red, Mc Na 3 red, 82c. Corn weak; mixed, 52c Oats weak: mixed.

32c Kansas City Jttnb 14. Wheat quiet and firm: 7io. bid, cash 79c, September. Corn strongtand higher at casb; 4d3c, July; 46c, AugusU bid, Louisville Jrxx 14. Wheat steady and in good demand No.

2 red, 91. Corn steady and In good dernand: No. 2 white, No. 2 mixed, 67c Oats steady and in good demand: No. 2 mixed, SSc Provisions firm and unchanged.

Milwankee Juitx 14. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat dull No. 2 Milwaukee, June and July, 8Sc; August, 61c Corn dull: No. 2 nominally 6535Uc Oats qnlet and unchanged.

Rye stronger: No. 1, Barley higher and scame: No. 2 spring, 01c bid. Provalons quiet. Pork mess, 819 70, cash and July; 919 80, August.

Lardi prim steam, cash and June: 8.12c, July. Bweet-plckled hams dull at llaizaic Hogs steady at 955 60. Butter dull: choice creamery, lv 20c; fair to good, 17(318c; best dairy, lSltic Cheese quiet and unchanged. Eggs easier at 14c Receipts-Flour, 11,000 brla; wheat. 58,000 barley, 6,000 bosh.

Shipment Flour, wheat, 102,000 barley, 2, SOU bush. New York Jc Hi 14. Flour dull: recelpU. 10,000 brl. exports.

1,200 brls. su pcrflne State and Western. 92 75(33 20; common to good extra, 93 803 60: good to choice, 93 60. Wheat: cash JixSVJc. higher; options opened firm and advanced but later weakened, and cloned showing a reaction of receipt.

14.000 exports, 50,000 No. 2 Cfilcaro.V.(tnRic.. in store: ctl. Woie. nngraded red, HOcwIJl 16; No.

9 red, 01; No. 2 red, June, 99c; July, 304,000 bush, at 91 0lX, closing at 81 0U; August, 824.000 bush, at 91 Ck41 02 closing at 91 OS; September. 612,000 bush, at 81 H)il 04. closing at 81 0fJ4; October, 8,000 onsn. at si ueceniMr, Data, at 81 0sJil 09, closing at 91 08; January.

8,000 bush, at ai JO. oorn cash higher options opened better, but closed with a reaction of AVic; recelpU, 88.000 exports, none: ungraded. Na 8, b7WSyic; steamer, No. 2, Ktyiuytc. nngraded yeiiow, 61c; No.

2, Jnne. dosing at August, closing at September, closing at 85c Outs Vic higher: receipts. 134.000 exports. 000 mixed Western, white Western. 88s4Sc Bay doll and easy at 60c Hops firm andln aood demand at28(SS2c Cof fee: spot fnlr Rio dull and nominal; options dull and sllshtlv lower: sale of 250 bairs No.

7 iuoatic ioo Dags, August, at h.3b&n.oc.-,iM bans. October, at 8.00c. 600 baxs. November, at 000 bags, leoembr, at a70c; June, (MS8.10C.: HtDtemMr. xxas.wc.

enaarauiiana wean: eentrttuKai. vo" test. btc. rennea steadier; granulated, 6 9-lba, Molassea doll and unchanKSd. Rio quiet and firm.

Pe troleum 1 united, tpjz. Rosin dull. Turpentine Arm at 81c Leather firm and un changed. Wool unsettled. Fork dull and unchanged.

Lard weak: Western steam, spot, 8.25c: July. 8.2SA8.aOC Aucust. b.S9r38.42kc: September, 8.61c; October, 8.65(a8.o7c Butter firm and In aood demand. Cheeee firm and tn fair demand. Lead steady common, 83c tamers nncuangeu.

New Orleans June 14. Flour dull and lower: high grades, 86 26796 60. Corn-meal higher and scarce at 93 40. Choice can- vased surarenred hams htxher at 13dllSic Bran dull and lowerat 85c. Others nnohanaed.

Bight exchange on New York, 92 per 81,000 premium, eteriingexcnange: long, Nw York JUK a 14. Dry Goods: Bleached cottons, lawns, both printed and plain, and Victoria and India lawna bave been in good assortment request, but otherwise the kst Is very dulL SPKCtal, SISPATCa TO Til KHQCTXBB. Pittsbartr Jrxx 14. Qraln market Inactive Weather unfavorable. Wheal: mills quote long berry red at 91 10(ftl 12; good, 91 0531 06; No.

2 red. 91 07ml 08. Corn: yellow ear. 6SO 59co high mixed. o657c; mixed.

6254c; yellow shelled. No. 1. 0ftS2c; high mixed, OaU in fair local demand: No. 2 white, good, HtU 87c: mixed.

8435c Ry dull: Western. ooO 68c; chopping, 6466c Barley: season for activity over, and price nominal: Western, enore. NX9S7C t-anaaa, sosttnc Pniladelpnlsi Juix 14. Floor dull and un- changed, wneat quiet ana nrm: ino. red.

spot, 11 02; No. 1 Pcnnaylvanla red, elevator, 81 12; No; red, June, 91 021 02K; July and Aagost, 81 02Hal 02; September. 91 031 03C Cora: options firmer and qalet; oar lots in better demand and steady: mixed. 55a59c: sail yellow, 62c; aali mixed. June, ei(fllHc; July.tilMAlJlo.

teDtem- ber. oata ateady and in lair demand: rejected mixed. 35c: No. 2 mixed. 3SHc.

re jected white S6c; No. 8 white, No.9 white, S8K(aic. "Whisky iDvrer attl 15. Others unchanged. Reoelpts Flour, 6.000 brla; beat.

10,000 corn, 15,000 oats, 27,000 bush. Shipments Wheat. 4,000 oorn, oats, 10.000 ousn. St. liottl Jitkx 14.

Flour InehsnMd. Wheat active and hlaber. but closed below too prices: No. 2 red, 81 02, casb: $U0l 01, June; 4c slow; opened higher, but closed about aa yesterday: cash: 61T4aj62c. June: 62a 52afic, July: August: closing at in side figures.

Oats higher: sUVo. bid, cash; SlVtc. July. Ry higher at 87(a56c bid. Barley 1 no market.

Lead dull at 8.86a.40c Batter unchanged. ggs nnohanged. Hay Bran nnchanged. Oora-meal steady at 92 90. Whisky steady at 91 08.

Provisions vary slow; -only a small lobbing trad. RecelpU Flour. 2.000 brla; wheat, 9,000 corn. 70,000 oats. 16.000 rye.

LOOO barley, none. Bhlpmen to Floor. 6,000 wheat, 9,000 eorn. aa.000 oata. 4.U0U 00.1 rye.

9,000 barley, none. Talsdo Jrrwn 14 Wfcaat dnllt Va red. 9HHc Corn dull 2, cash and nly, 67V.C, August, 68c: September, 66Vo. OaUt No. 2, 84V, asked.

RecelpU Wheat, 8.000 corn, bosh. Shipment Wheat, 9,000 oorn, laoouousn. Oil araotAX ntaPAScaxa to BKAfiroarj. Jan 14. Crads oil firmer: United itp Line oeruneate opened at 71 X-.

and cloaedat 72x4c: highest price, 72c; low-eat. 714c: toul runs Friday. 8264 total shipments, 53.604 brls. oharUrs, 6760 elearanoas, 402,000 brla. Nxrw Yoxx.

Jnn 1. Hsfl nd oil. 8c: 9J4c a t.TiTfA,s -qnA olLTtio. rxnisixntxi. June 14.

Refined oil. TTic casea. Ofo. Airrwxar, June 14. Petroleum, lSJf.

Loxsoxr, Jon 14. Patrolanm, 6Xd. Pitts Btrao Oix, a hp PxTROLxra kxcsawsx. Jane 14. Crude ell was a sbade firmer and the market was not very active: clearances.

6.32SV000 brla; shipments, 84,554 runs, brla: charters, 6S.2U8 brla; week's elearanoas, 21,614,000 brla; last week. brla PrrrttBtrao. Jans 14 Petroleum steady: eertlficat opnd at 71 He, advaaoad to 73c, declined to 72. and closed at 72c; trading; fairly activ a. Jottoa nArxitt, OAX.VXB-TOW.

Jnn 14. Cotton oulat: mid. dlrng, 11 ft-loci low middling, llHc; good ord inary, 10 6-16c net recelpU, 41 bales; ex- oru to ttreat atrttain, xauo baaos; stook, al, Lotttxvtilb. Jon 14 Cotton oalet and nnohanged. afaacx-Brnt.

Jnne steady at llVTcr receipts.60 bales: shipment. 666 bale: aala. 600 bales; Stock, 15,875 bale. NEW Yonr. Jnn 14.

Cotton dnll at 11 9-lsVSi 11 19-lc fa tare barely ateady Jnne, 11.46c. July. UMc; Augast, October, ILO60. November, la84c Ieoember, laKtc; Jenuary, 10.90c; Fabraary, lLale. aiarab.

lLldc; April. LL24e. St. LotTia, Jane 14. Cotton qalet: middling, 1134c aalee, 200 bale 1 receipt.

80 iioO bale; slock. baieav Fuwlgn IsArkat. LoamewJ Jnn 14 It TTalteA nrtmm foora, lijji; Unltod Btataa four-an d-a-haifs. 122Vs: El FauL Canadian Paeltle. 4l iiiu not Central.

122; Pennsylvania Central. 55; New York Central. ric 11: econdA 68; Reading, la. Bpiriu petroleum. 7Qr7jvi- LlvxtrrooL, Jnn 14 Cotton: Xr aapaly ad ar1na: sal.

7.000 bale: snoealaUan ana expert, lraj oajes; Aimerioan, mim baies. auaadstoxs vry cull, ott sun is, aia R8ned petrolsam, sA yAJUatmJeU, 11 r.saiaa. n4 tia, wa aVaJtV Sjaw l.biw inc. vx 00. sou tOi.iaoibL,9490ei to fair to good, $3 ii.

Hoes: re- eelota. 6.000 head: market activ and apnng, bbc t.orn quiet: nuetuatea witntn a range of fKc, and eloaed c. nnder yesterday: casb. 64V4a54c: June. 64Vas55c closed at 64 Social World Happeniiigi Out of Town Neva A boat People and Soolety la the Smaller CiUea.

Bliss Edith of Walnut Bills, dellrBt-folly eautstatned a nnmasr of bar friends at ner bom, on stay street, yestordayafternoon. Among tboa present were Daisy and Elmer Leaaord. Sadie Keifs, Bertram Beatrice Burkhardt. Elmor Stuart. JUaacbe Beiasbelmer and.

Brataar, Job Bernbelm. Elsa Barabaln. Xdltb Fecbbelasr, AI Fscbbelmer aad Bosawald Faamn AfarshalC SCr. Harry P. Clark, a soa.

of Xr. Asa a. Clark, formerly of this city, bat Bow of. tba Toledo Oom-nierciAl waa recently married to JUas Taanis Orsoe Hood, at Knaporia, atsnsss Xn. Colonel Henry E.

Clark, from Memphis, Is visiting Mrs. Win. Qoodaae, of Warsaw avaaaa. ClBdaaatt. l- Klsa Nslll Bald, after apradlag a eoonle of months with the family of Captain Eollowsy.

of A von dale, retoraed to her home, Hoaat Btfllsg, Kyn on Friday morning. Wanted: A' lamn-cnlmney for Car IX. ATOtuial Branch of tae Cincinnati Kortber. A Ught needed la gatag throogh tbe tnnnsL Condactor Clara Is wUUng, bat thsr a aa chlinasy for lamp. Krs.

Jndg Foraker. of Walaa Hills, will give a tea this week. Miss Lixxib Kbck. of Femuor, Ohio, will the gnest of her nncle. Mr.

Frank Uoavtan, XX Aastin treat, Cuvina-tvon, lor row uunuu. Tna Vnniir Vra RodtJItt al Kt XsTier Cbnrch giv their fourth annual picnic next Tuesday. The elegant steamer Thomas ansrlock has basa ngaged lor tn occasion. exuucoTss. oaio.

aTlas A rests Dreebark. of Clrclevllle. on of th leader of society highly vntertainea last Friday evenlne bv Miss Katie JLrdoian. at her residence on Church street. Amonc those present war Miss Loolse snd Klisa Kllue, Miss Irsback, Katie Urea-back, Joseph Doyie, of Cincinnati; Bert Mitchell.

wuiiioaaer ana unsries uamtg, or After enjoying tbe evening tn singing and dancing, tae party sat aown so an eieyant repast Mr. TL B. Pauley, of Lebanon, Ohio, Is visiting hr mother. Mrs. C.

bobwarsr. ilrs. Hudson Gartlsy ts spending her vacation at Mlarolsburg. Miss Jennie Wright, of Bejletontalne, hi visiting nere. Mrs.

Marr Clark and Miss Llzsle. her danrhter. Of Lancaster, Pennar visiting Mr, tx O. Mathers. Miss Clara bleely, of Anna, Ohio, who baa a large clrcl of friends hers, wsa married to F.

A. Suiinous, of Carthage, I(L, last Wsdasalsy after noon. OISCLtTILLX, OKIO. Mlfa Bossell, of Ash laud. Is tn guest of Miss Lizzi Rugglee.

Miss Mary shatts, Chillicoths.Ia visltlog friends In this city, Oolonel J. M. Wesver, of LHU Bock, Is th of bis hrntber. tr. Wmvat.

Mtx. Kd Scott and Columbus, were th guests 01 nr motuer, sais. a. js. stanica, so Mrs.

Win. Renlck returned from her California trip last Tuesday. Al Wlitlck. of Ctnefnaatt. Is th coast of Ills father.

Mr. O. F. WitUch. XATOX, OHIO.

Mrs. Annls If cCaalley, of NIoholasvill, Ky.U visiting her father. I. Freeman, sq. Miss Mollie Cottmsn has returned from a visit to friends at Richmond.

Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew In per. Buerbon, are visltlne their dsoghtar.

Mrs. James McCane. Mrs. Isaac Youuc of Con ners ville, is visltiafe br father, Mr. John Catupbell.

Arthur Tracv and wife, of Miami Coaoty. are ismoa Airs. Aiccvenay anil oiocrinenot cere. Miss Grace Stern, of Mount ABOum, Ohio, and Mrs. Jtoblasoo.

of West Virginia, ara visiting Atia. uags nampson ana asagaiem. WaPAKOXKTS, OKIO. Mrs. Albert Herdng (use Rica Moaar) ia th gaest 01 ner sister, Airs.

Angus run tie. Miss Mary Brundlae and Mrs. JoaeDbin Holder- man, of Kingstown, Boss County, Ohio, are the guests ot ur. sna k. r- isrunaige.

Miss Helle Drake has gone to Constantino, Mich to sieod tbe summer months wltb friends. Mrs. Israel Locsa and Mr. Charles Hibnerar vis iting relnllTRs st Fiaus. Ohio.

Miss Llszle Demford. ot Dayton, is visiting her sunt, jirs. mnc uautner. Miss Ida Willy, of Lima, visltiag her friend. Miss Msggle Moss.

P. C. Lay ton marred Saturday for Mount Clements. bob lew wees lor nia neaitn. eoenaw, oaio.

The marriage of MY. Will Haliht. and Uf tra itenner occurrea loesaay evening at to real denceof tbe bride's parent, ta the tireaenoe of i lsrxe circle of relatives and friends. Bey. Mr.

Airins. of Lovelaad, acting as ofUdstlntr minister. A isre sua eiettsnt reception was given ot tae groom parents Thursday evening. Among th guest present were Mr. snd Mrs.

Win. Haiyht, Sir, and Mrs. ii. a. ttenner.

Mrs. Tbacxer. Mrs. Hhsnnon, iirs. Holmes VT.

.1 WM VJ TJ t. W. .1 Ttl tmiwi. i.uutuunii, An. lii.ki Mlmies Eva Thacker.

Holmes. Anachuts. Oordon, of fioshen; Lena Nichols, yierence Halght. Belle isigist. ox Cincinnati, ouustns ox tne groom; Messrs.

Ken ner, Aasobuta. Mol mtt, XMckey. Boudebuab and joanaoa. CXLIXa, OHIO. Mrs.

T. M. Leg ir. ot St. Mary's, Ohio, spent Moo- ooy ana uesaay witn relatives in ceiina.

Mrs. O. W. Mdford visited, artenda at Mndon Ohio, last week. Mr.

Henry Kelker, of Toledo. Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. O. (4.

I.e Blond. Miss Bowie Beam wnt to Fort Wayne Monday to pvnd tbe summer wit 11 relatives. Mayor Buiioek and L. V. Htvytr, of St.

Mary's, Ufliu, are in town on leNi uusineHS. Miss Oora JohuKtijn. who bns been mkkln her home with Mrs. Emma MoKee. of this place, for tne past six weeks, returned to ner boms la Sidney, Ohio.

Mrs. J. X. Campbell, of Fremont. Ohio, is visiting ner sister.

Alias iaus MOVVT OIUCAB, WW, Miss Emma Sayre ts Visiting friends In Oraaville; Mich. Mrs. M. Brees has roo to Bah way. N.

3 to spend tne summer witn ber Brother, Job Ayers. Prof. James Iuncaa, of Fredarickstown, waa In town last week. Miss Amelia Adler, of Columbus, to vlslUng ber aisicr, Mrs. jacvo jaayejt rs.

MolUe J. Bovd is visit! dp In A kroo. Ohio. Mrs. C.

c. Wheeler Is visiting her parents. Rev. auu jm-am. niiuiwrji.i vmitv.

vfuiu. Mr. and Mrs. a- C. LlvtnSpir, of Preepaet, hare oeen imili ujt menus Ber tor several nays.

Alfred Breeee was In Crestline last week. Mr. Bralnard, of OranirevlUe, Trumoull County, uiuo, cs guest 01 tae wauT us XL, tt ait. Biarx srw. ivdiaka.

Mr. Will Codd. was la from Cmmbrldgs City last week on a short visit to sjm! fri-nTi Virgil McKnigbt and wit will apead the samaaar at ltuana arm. -Mr. and Mra.

Bamnel Seward eeiebrata tba forti eth anniversary at their marriage Jane oy a taouiy reaiuoa at uir resiusac aa rop-lr street. i Judge Alb. Cullsn and and Mr. an Mrs. Bezton, of KastaetUe.

are here vlAittn relative. James Roberts of Kptingneld. Oaio, la visiting at Mir. iru nams' a tew wtru, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Suss. of Louisville, war th guests or j. 14. xaavis ta past wea.

Th ladies of lb Prsabytartan Church ar preparing a caatata for tbe evenings of July Sd and sta. Miss Urxls Klnkead. of OrsenSeld, Ohio, Is visit- lut mimTW in Mra. W. a.

CioweU risiUna friends ta Loadon, Ohio. Mm. Onlonel 2. M. Wllllaass to visiting relatives IB Northern Kew-York.

Mrs. Kate Pyle Is vtntUng bar ststar, Mxs. Sr. MclAne. In West Virginia.

In Emma A vi Is visit Ins ber father's Tamil in Colntnbus, Ohio. Mlas Bell Mcll vain went ta bar bant In-Haw Philadelphia last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. PlnkertoB. Zsvill. Ohio, were truest ta rssidaa of Captala D. S.

Mort-iy last week. Mrs. Buaretn ana ner alias mraia, of Drssdea, Ohio, are guasta of Airs. W. W.

Walker, ea Walaat street. smiiosiAixs, onto. Bev. A. H.

Moor, of Mew Castle, visited many trlands bare durfsg th past week. Bev. O. Kennedy and- wife, of Kent. Ohio, visited some of tbeir many frlsads her during tbe past week.

wiuiam Newetl aad wife hava rtoraad to Kearney, Neb. Mr. and Mr. Edward Oaaby, of Davton Ohio, bav returned from a vary pie seat visit wltb relatives and friend hare. Mrs.

a. x. Aiiown.Mxa. n. r.

Kpps ana Mra. T. I. Ratcblos visited Mrs. John Staau la Union Rltv.

during tbe past week. miss susannan ijnuinsn.is vumagia Lima, unic Mr. and Mra. M. M.

Foakas ara visitta la DatiAll. Michigan. T. M. Boyd has retnmedto hi bom at Plttabarg, attar aplaant visit with hi paresis bar.

naw aicaucoiin, oauo. Miss Nora Kennel) bom aenla. after enlov- lnjr a vltlt of oar weeks wltb friends la- Ktueky. Miss muss siuou, 01 r-rmusiin, wa tn guest 01 Mies May Kincald darinr the past wesk. an.

jonn jeiiint, ot tne ignis nas. sac jtw- port, Is visiting relatives here. Mrs. W. E.

Nichols aad soa Arthur hav rataraad from tbeir visit to Marathon, Ohio. Mr. Hngh Herrtck. ot Paterae. W.

J. Is vtsitlag bar Barents. Mr. aad Km. Johaso Tremper.

Mra. W. J. Fa nd little son Charles, soon panted by her siur. Mias Maria Malaas.

arrived ber a Wednedy from ltmanM, Art son. They will remain wot ttua wltb their paraata, Mr. aad Mrs. J. C.

Balnea At the some 01 ta anae. on weaaesdav. Jaae Aortstoeutn. unio, ana aaibs faatoe 1 city, war anttd in snarriag by Rv. J.

T. Ball. Miss Mar Xsraaa la boot frosa a visit ta Orel. will. fellas LtKi Abbots to wtottlag aalatlvas in Atheaa, Ohio.

Mia. Kenderson. of 1 tin la a soils, im wtoiuaa raia- ttves ia this city. Mlaa Maa federated, Itiaapcill. la rteltlag Mhw Annabel unwt Miss Dor Black as retoraed anr en extend visit to Saa FranciseL Miss Mame Conrad UVlslUBgln CambrMga.

Mr, Edward Wailao. Pittabarx. to viatUax rtna- Uves In the city. Mr. Frank Brdnaaa has sataraad from aaUeg a Sprincgeld, 111.

Anutug tboa attending the meeting of tbs Stat Mediae! Society at Cotumba last week wax Dnv Barton, Beamy aad Braas. Mias las Han vysiiins meads In titcaeo. Mr. and Mra. Howard Bavnolds have ilm nsi1 ta Mount Varnoa at tag a pleasant visit bare.

VX1AX4, f- Mrs. C. IV Marnaraad son and nTJaB Battle Walk. etrs. of ClnclnnaU, are visitiag Mr.

aad Mm. Mata-ews of this city. Mrs. Homer RoblSson Jh vbdttng rslstUves aad tnends la Cleveland and jandnsky. Mr.

James coram Is vtaittng fnad I Oolambna. O. T. WlUlama anent (taaaav last wltb bla wife and friends in Moss Con nty. K.

M. Bhes. of Deteoit. ia vlsitiu bla naranta ana tnettus iah viv Nasally W. ti.

Bbed aad amlia. ar vtsitlag la ladia- Mra. Job a If gl and ber brother John Stoae-braker ar viaitiBg ahelr sn4r as FayetuvtU. Teaaeasee. M.

JsotMoo, of Batarla, to vtsiuag bis aaa. T. tbiseitr. Mis li Burt, Pti1lde1aala.ha bea lcte Prioelaal of tba girls' Kami at th Urban Cai-Vrsity. Mr.

aad Mrs. Edwl BaJly ar vfcnttag tbeir danvhtar lttu at Oraavilia. JuStr Waiweek ana wife tors aa Thuwtay for XTitisa to befone tw weeka Bev. W. J.

Clsyaangb ta a Tbanatay for IUiaoia to vtau bM atottiea. Ka r.rry weoa. LMttsvfn. xs vleitise aa IBS stS.lsr.S4 bTbJtnsb'n, tS-l CUT. Inmbna, wheaa aa ha baeat ttoltlng for ta aaat aw BAuatbs.

rs. H. ic Beaoer. of enla. to vtsMi ng th family of D.

M. Bunnell, on Nona Msln street. Mitn May atiarwalt. ot this city, left on Frtaav for a aeverai weeks' visit to mtauva and liiauda ia wBncaxttxs, Mr. Wra.

Brktt. of HsTnllwtn. was ta gaant ot Maiee KiUottTharsday. Uenry Xtiatick Trtday aa a raest af Mia. M- Wnirfnrphy was la Hamilton last week.

J. W. Elllitt Is able to attend to bis duties ss Honda y-ecbooi aaperlnteadeot. MiaTFaeParish. of Hamilton, spent Friday aa guest her sister.

Mr. J. M. Jackaton. Oscar KUItt.

of OBelnnatl.wasboin last week. W.av. VtaUm bas ooaimeaced tba raction of large store building. Miss Alice Moorbead. aftor spending sent time with Mlas iii Cu in oil na.

bas returned to tUs city. uenAaoar, oaio. Mb Ann Vangbn.of Newport. Xy to tbgs of Mia Orace Morln. Mr.

and Mra. H. Mahay left oa Wsdhawlay to visit friends ia Indiana. Mr and Mrs. J.

H. Haller have rose oa a visit to friaads aad relatives at Oakland. Pens. Mr. and Mrs.

Walt 11 1 ok 1 visited friends at Dey-Soa for several days laM week. Mr. aad Mrs. V. Ill McBuroey Sndayd at Keel.

Mrs. William Cherry street, to visiting friends al ciuoiunau. -Miss Ella Rutcbinsoa has Ia I llinots. goa to visit ralaUvas Detecttr Kiamlsbarg, waa ia Lbaoa on Tueday. Bev.

and Mr. Snmrell left on Monday last for aa extended viii In Nebraska. Bev. Dr. Walden preached In tbe Methodist Episcopal Church in this place yesterday.

S. H. Paxton, of Leveland, called oa frieada ar last week: Mr. U. K.

Graybilt. of High street, la entertaining bis mother, of apriagneld. oxroan. ohic Mlas Cera Itroly, of Boston, Vtniilc Rbera dnrlne Commeneement. vlslud Mlas Mlas Dick, of VenTo.

Obio, waa tba guest af Mlas Ida Dare last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Oath, of Hamilton, Ohio, war tbe guests ot Oxford friend last Tuesday aad aPXi XI 99(1 ta Bev.

Kobert Woes. of Oreenaborg, de livered en address before tbe and Pblllaletblaa aoctettea of tbe Oxford i'emaie College on last Tuesday evening. Tbe societyuiplomaa wero delivered by Mrs. Maa-gi Oath, of Haotiltoa, Ohic Miss Btells Anthony entertained several of her friends at ber bom oa South Mala street on last Monday evening. Misses Brown.

Robertson. Thomas and Wallace, of Hamilton. Ohio, were the guest of friends bar last Wednesday and Thursday. Tbe Commencement exercises of th Western Female Seminary will uke place on the IStb Inst. Mrs.

Samuel Wells, of Mount Auburn, Cincinnati, accompanied by Mrs. Merrick, visited Dr.Keely and famty lost Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Daisy McCutlougb, daughter of Thomas Mo-Cullougn. un of our most prominent citlat ns, delighted ber many friends on last Tuesday evening at the Diversity chapei with her easa." Dealing 1 Futures." hn Lola Ferguson, of Camdeo. Ohio, visited ber ancle sod sunt, Mr.

aad Mrs. Ferguson, last Tuesday sod Wednesday. Mrs. C. B.

Hill and sister. Mlaa Frankle Newton, are tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Loor at ATHKXS, OHIO. Mrs. J. Undiey Jones Is visiting the family of Sanson. Dr.

Herbert Jones, of Cerro Gordo, 111. Mrs. C. K. M.

Jennings has returned from a protracted visit among ber former borne friends to Columbus. Mrs. IX C. Caato, of West Virginia, has been called to Athens by th hopeless Illness of he father, Mr. JoaVph Dorr.

slim Lucy Baiiaia nas returneo rrom a saver! months' visit among relatives in various pau of 11 llnote. CV n. aiAt Is vlsitlne friends La Zaleakl. Misa Lid F. Racer, of Marietta, baa returned borne.

Mrs. Judge Silas Wright, of tancaster, Ohio, was recently visiting inenaa 111 Atnens. Mr. and Mrs. George Ewing.

of Oalllpolls, were tbe guests of Mr. Alex. Ewing family, of this plac. ejArlv in tbe week. The Young Ladle' Dancing Clob.

of Athens, wsa entertained by Mis M. Louis Braahaar on Bstur- aaymsnt. Mr. and Mra A. W.

Brown, of Mc Arthur, were Athens visitor this week, and while here were the guests of Mrs. Fanme Beli. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fuller, of Cool ville, Ohio, a newly wedded couple, were last wesk visiting Athens friendA Tbe meekness with which General Orosvenor bears bis blushing and newly acquired political bnnof is tbe topic of general remark.

Mr. Fat Dell, of Columbus, wa last week visiting nis former aome ineiios in Aioeo. Mm. Ex-Mayor J. P.

wood bas returned from a brief visit to former bom friends id Albany, this cou nt v. Mr. Frank Cornwall baa returned to Atitans aftor aa absence of aeverai mount. aTANanxtn. ohio.

Mrs. That, anamnbell ia visiting in Van Wart. Miss M. kT buyder is visiting friend In New xoric Mrs. F.

Ackerman and Mias Mary Ackarmajt visited in Cleveland duniur the week. 1L M. Wtarsr returned from th East oa Wednes dsv. Hit E. H.

Llndaey is vUUing her parenu In Knox County. Mr. Charles M. Miller, at this dtv. waa nnlted 1 marriage Wednesday evening At Civiand to Mis Laura Dryfoos.

of tbat city. Dr. Charles labeeta ana wif. of 81- Mary's, visited In the city during the waek. bosie H.

Bowers has been granted a divorce from J. Frank Bowers. Mn. M. A.

Stokes Is visiting la Wabash. Ind. Mrs. M. V.

ustes, of Zsnesviil, to visiting bar son, M. O. OateA. Mm. J.

M. Joliey to visiting friends at Cedar BapUls, Iowa. Mrs. C. T.

RarUett and daugbtor. or Ksw Tork City, are visiting W. H. Rlgby aad family. Cadet Engineer J.

C. Leonard, of the United State steamer i-enaacoia. is visiting nis orotnax, Leonard, of this citv. Mrs. Dr.

Warren, of Emnorta, Kanaaa, waa th guest 01 Mrs. vt nuggins last weea. Mrs. James H. Blair, of Tltbn.was tbe guest fo Mrs.

F. W. Piersoo during the week. Edward Wilkinson left for Batopllas, Mexico, oa Bnnday. Tbe Jane term of District Court for Richland County convened on Monday, with Judges McsUroy ol Delaware, Hnnterof Kewarfc, and atiiwell of Mliisrsburg, oa the Bench.

XBANKLUr, onto. Miss Woodward entertained last Saturday even Her guests were the Misses Reed, of Germnn-town Mim Floreuce Bhodebamel of Piqua. the of the Misse Heed: Miss Forgey. of new Car. isle.

Ohio: aud from Franklin. Misses Dickey. Thlrkleid, Anna Evans. Netta Evans, Btansell, Clark, bheraer, aad Messrs. Al Barkalow.

Dr. Death. Bob Evans, Moor, Sink ay. Baker and Dickey. Misa Taylor, of Walnut Hills, to Visiting Mrs.

Dr. Firman Evan. Mia catber. Miss Dechant and Mlaa 1 lorsnc Cather spent tbe last week la Cleveland. Mrs.

Will Whit is visions bar naranta on Walnnt Hills. Misa Sherser. Miss Bennett aad 3tls Oora Bennett sail for a rope the first week In July. tr. cnai.

uicur. 01 rarao t. 1.. soeot two aavs st home last week, and baa retoraed to Fargo. Mr John Dickey la also home from Fargo, and will spend the summer ia tbe Kaet.

Mlaa "Pink" Furgy, at New Carlisle. Ohio, to vto-IlliiK Mr, lrgey. Miss Ann vans to vial ting Misa Ball in HOls-boro, Ohio. Tbe "pink tea at tb Methodist Cbarch rooms last Tuesday night was a social, and financial suo- css. Messrs.

PL B. and Jobn Thlrrleld. M. Cbsmber- lain and Mrs. James Barkalow and Miss 8mltb at tended tbe funeral of Bav.

Frgtoa i Deytua tost week. Tb Misses Btidg aad Tbora attended tb Com- meocament exercise in amaaua last weex. MIm Elsie IT ler. of Wyoming. Is tbs xusst of Mr.

sna sirs, van ion. I'ner were tare verv eiersni narties in rranxjin last Wednesday evening. Miss May Vali, Mias Klai Barber and Mr. Perry Bue entertafaln, Arwr mna ar. rwry aus tnMriALOlOff Mr.

Elwood A Ilea aad Mlaa AUaa.es; anent wednesuav evening here. Mrs.CurUa.of MlddietowB. la vlsltlnr bar danrb. tat, an. una Areata.

atiAsf iaatjao. oaio. Tbe lODr-talked-ef broom drtll of vmaaeltv ladles, under command of Captal Xaaffmaa. eoanea ea nest ihuimiaj nignt uu so law as atr. Harris' residence.

The souad eonaista of Mil Mary X. Kinder. Effle Hecker. Jeaue t3cback. Liszi Hunt.

Bessie Bonrer, Grace acbenck, Blneb rearing. La or xlunt, Lena Brougb, Kate Allen Malm miaa-er. BalU XL Kinder and Ida Gamble. drummer. Mr.

win voang, 01 Daytoa. waa tba gaest of Will Hoover last week. Tb graduating clam af ta BUrh been pbotograpbed. Mr. Los-an.

of Lebanon. 1 vialtlsa frfaada la tbla nlace. Mr. N. J.

Catrsa aa retarasd from aa XaatatW Dip. Mr. aad Mrs. M. Boaey, of Detroit, ara visiting relative and friends nere.

Tb Miami ot Dvtoa alaashtorad tb Mlamto. surg tiug isn 1 naraoay. boot Site a Mrs. syivaaur Week spat svaral days la Daxuv-ware last week. Misses Jaani and Lauli Btooab vial to Fimaklla last week.

Tbe M. E. ChBrch social was held last Tnaadav vealcff at tb resides ce of Ms. Waa. Gamble.

A verv eniovani um waa aaa. Mim May Meyers returned from Ottarbala TJal- arstty. Mlas Hannah Ooady left Monday for aa tended visit wltb selativ aad friend at Otoy aad Fair aera, sna. Mr. John Harsbraaaa.

of Harsh xnaasvllle. wa la tow during the week. Mimes Liszi Hunt snd Mary Kinder attended the Oxford Commencement last Mim Bertie aad Wl ibar Mason, who bav many friend ia tbia plana. Mr. Job ua parr revarned from TJnlea Oty, Ts wii.i, txMm oeen tor ta patn iwt moataa.

ver, tXL, were In twn visiting friaod Wednesday. 1 ne Ajtttuet-m t.vttvts taw te net Btwt. Tbe annual reunion of the old NfBcv-chtd no Asr Mm rttMt v. a aaca-w sen. Firs eemma atoa a timber of ibllfUsa aa tba Catbollc Chorch to-day at tea o'clock.

Mr. 8. Witmvar ha a lemon laebm la drcumfereoce la bis greenbooM. Bv. Dr.

Baiter sod M. AL Herman aav lalainsd tram Hlllaboro. Obio. arooaaw xiu, rxmLAsra. Mr.

B. H. KeUer. of lew, to with iwlatlvss bera. Bav.

Charles Harsitt and ftmllv Texas arrived yesterday, aad are enjoying ta hose pltaiities of friends lo town. miss Maxy avytrs, aa accoapItsbd young lady of person villa, la a gaest at ta rmideaos Prac. Mala. Mra. M.

K. Warden, of New Ottoaaa, to a gnact at tbereaidenosof DtTa. J. Bowaf as lUBglimf" MrUa fJii'. MAamoa, ar yl- BtlTCaaiX nTMaXa, f'l na ttlSBl AStllt west, of Beainrd.

ware married aa Thursday evsa 5eortre W. Cook and famliv. a .1 ru ar here visit to bis parents. jr. jub n.

xteaoerson aaa mnts Annl Sanaa, of LeesvlUe, this county, war married last eaoday evenlne. Bav. David Heck oBci.tin rawa Cm a daughter ef Hon. W. A- Holland.

Cr Atacnana Bnrtoa. of tbls ptoea. aad Hiwravrainr, uttwitt. aaoXVBI ty. mamea a tn riaao of tae and Thursday 4.

I IXaiABA. Frank Hood, of tbiseltv.wha aaat tor the mlotstrv I thamkManaa mmm bee lieeaaed to prase tb groan. Mr. Todd, of Bicbmond, ia bare vtefttna aa pareobt, Mr. and Mra Jacb Haaa.

laa Kai aa wtatia, mm India. T. H. Rtod, of BashvlU, was vtsltUig fxtoaas aere iaat week. Bv.

j. K. Latbrwa, ao nuunt aer. Mr. Keen ad Mia Maggto Dr.

Lebmaa aa wit. aian A mmrw tMM atu vmuag aatater, atr. ag SUtjXOBT, XjmtAJXA. Oaone Job aad wif. at Oaasawtaa- rtr' wksTlad frieiMs ars tost week.

sirs. m. Swop and Mim Mary McCrsst Vtsttad ralstlves in Dvbll last Friday. Mr. and Mm.

John Hard an aad baby, fra Bear uMsittuw, stta ti 1 in. rr 1 1 tts aaa ar asm weea. Mrs. Carol 1 oe Barn, ef RkAmaaAvialaad attqiiaiaiaai eeiw iaat wees. Mrs.

Jobo MUiar, formerly of this Btoea. bat new Of Montpeuer. vtsitd trieoas her last sreek. On Monday last eveaiag. Mim laii Peeev.

Btoa ooad, woe ia Visitiag bar sister, awf. Jf. M. Jobs, I re "at a nriN I -T bar ts ap kBssas kf tbatr flftosnth weddlag ssolvsJBsiy.whteb tfotisrrs to prevtooA aaaay. l'b vaUg wa a marry Mr.

aad Job Paditoa. XneL. Tinted at A a run Mnrls' but week. Mr.Hamond.ef MoureW Hjll, waa th guest of Bev. A.

M. Marlatt and family lsat week. Joseph bbiasier aad Mr. Nettie yng. of Ft ftormantown.

wet inarrled at Ptilp ithiAslar last aaaday by Eider J. M. Laady. KufTslo. X.

tuUti-H 11 eyrtnajneid and Kent5iZiq tSfS: la. 2 I 1 Mr. Enaa Mayard. Colambaa, wa tb gst reiatlTn beta last week. Mr.

aad Mrs. Freetnaa. of Orveasburg, sprat aa aav oere ist week wiia xn. n. opicec Hon.

B. a. Motioi rd dngbtr Motl left tost week forTbosnaa.iMv. Ua, aber tay will spend glli Bl aJl ja stai R. a rta BS eTratwev'.

MtaaElla Park, ot Laytto. to tb gasat af Mrs. XI 0BT VEBIf OM, tBDIAXA. Vr. Oisrtes Oek Is vUliIng la Toledo.

Onto. Mis Maitie Tat Is viaitlug in iBdlaaapolia. Mm Cora Whit, ot Iigmasoort, to viainag aeral-tor. Mrs. Katchnaek.

Mrs. John ticCumoi ta vtolUng la raoria, HL Mr. Belle Alley is visiting ia bt. Loai. Misses Flam and Lea Bay are visiting at Canton, Ohio.

Mias Aaaa Paitgach, of Beymonr, ia vialtiag la this dtv. Mr. John Conner. of Xndtonapetto, Is visiting his brother la tbis city. Dr.

Will Pali wa married last weak to Miss Lydia Wilder. Mias Annie Deaa has returned from aa xtnda visit at Moore's HJ11. Hon. Charles t'orbiey was In Vernon last Friday. Miss Kate storey and Jennie Berkshire war VlslUng ia Loatsvale last week.

Dr. John Browa and wife, of Iowa, war vtsitlag relative here last wevk Miss Bertie Splmaa and Mis Eva Walker, ot Indianapolis, are oa a visit to Mra. Dr. D. McCiore.

Mrs. Oora A He was asltod in marriage to Homer Virgil Plac. of Memphis. st tbe bride's reel, denes, on Cbeatitut street. Tuesday night.

Elder T. M. Meyers tnciacing. Tb brutal coupl will not move South until fall. I.ndua tVrea, of San Fmnebteo.

ta la th city. -Superintendent of Schools Prof. D. M. KlUytoet Evansville snendlhg a few weeks among trieuds.

lanes Katt Mann aad Sallie Kan ar visitiag at Madison. Mlas Pan line Vanghn. of to tbe guest ot Misa Willie Moore. Kev. aad Mrs.

ueorgb S. Fuskett. of Elizabeth -town, Kv are ia the John W. Cramisll has rose to Lampasas, Texaa. Mias Id Knight nas returned from a visit to bar sister 10 Illinois, -x.

W. B. Chandler and family hav retarnad to their home at Danville, Bev. Charles H. Raymond and wife, of Indianapolis, ar en visit to Bev.

aud Mrs. O. L. Curtis. Mrs.

Fanny Van Matt, of tbelovv1ile, Ky Is Tisitlng ber grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. X. Field.

Misa Loo Rodewald and Herbert Louis eloped to Rw Albaov a few ders ago and were married and went to Syracuse, N. on a bridal trip. Miss Jennie Powell, of Madison, is ia the city on a visit. Mim Anna Sevmaa wa married to James Wilson Thursday big lit, Bev. Charts Plocb ofnciailBg.

sntw a Lax xt, rantASA. Jerry Buddeth, of Leavenworth, Is la the city on a visit. Dr. James Oliver, wife and daughter, of Lebanon, are visiting Mrs. Joseph Lougbmiller, East Third street.

Mrs. John Batnaey, of Indianapolis, Is ia tb city a a visit to Mr. and ka W. Hentley. Mr.

and Mra James E. Hubbert bav gone to Pes Moines, Iowa, on a visit. Miss Mairgie Alexander and Miss Cora Whits have gone to Keokuk on a visit among relatives. Bev. K.

i coratek ana lurnu iy of Newport. na Mrs. W. Z- AydV are in tb city, guests 01 Mr. an toit.

Dr. James Braden. of Walla Walla. Washington Territory, Is In the city, guest of relative. Dr.

Braden will take charge of French Lick Springs. Miss Nettie Hoke, of Salllvan. 1 in tbe city on a visit to friends. Mra. x.

Ridley of Cory don, ia on a visit to ber parents. Bev. and Mrs. T. U.

BebarrelL Mrs. Mary Harvey, of Uantoo, 1 VlslUng Mrs. Jobn P. Bentley. Mrs.

Mary Loupe! ch, of Nsw Orleans, is lo tbe city on a brief visit. Mra.Tlgbe. nee Mattie Hazlett. of Rt. Louis.

Is In tbe city, guest ot Dr. and Mr. H. J. Need bam.

Colonel and Mra Jobn B. lover, of Evansville are tn the city. Colonel Glover will return this week to his post, Oansul to Havre. Franoe. rm.

Amm uavts. or ant-svuie, unio, is visiting ner pareuia. itev. ana nit. coaries Kalli Rsbb, of hi.

Louis, to vlslUng Mia. Ann Draper. Misses Ids aad Carrie Aewton, of Bockport, ar vlnitiog Vr. and Mr. James W.

Turner. JXn. ElioaOregg, of Ottawa, nL.ls ia tb city on visit to ar aagntr, Atsav uti atoy. aicHACOMo, ixdiaka. Mint Beb overs, of Pendleton, is visiting aitl audb mil 01 ovtio EdtDia street.

Mrs. Dr. D. Wiggins 1 to wlimtagton, Ohio, visit. Mrs.

Jennie Rodenberg, of Kellevae, Ohio. who has oeen visiting xneoos in tnis city tor some ume, returned bom last.week. Mr. D. L.

Mot br and wife started last week on an extended trip East. Miss Mary Thompso nvtn Xtv York, where sb will remain a few weeks, and then spead tbe sum mer at Long Branch, tb guest ot her aunt, Mr. Geo. H. Blanchard.

Mr. Alien Anderson and Judge MeKemey, of Hamilton, Ohio, stopped off here on a business trip In this blate on last Friday evening. Mrs. A. W.

Macy Is tailing her parents in Hand ncas county, tnis Btata. Uen. K. Fugue left Inst Tuesday for bis ranch on tbe Holomon River. Kansas.

Timothy Nicholson. to In attendance at the National Suuday-achool Convention at LooitvlUe, Kentucky. Miss Doris, of tb Grand Hotel. left on Wednesday for 61. Paul whsr she will spend tb sum mer vita njuHTts A large force of bands Is employed at Glea Mllia making preparations for tbe military encampment the first week In July.

Mrs. Harry 1. Miller started on Wednesday for St. PauL Mr. Miller acoompanlad bar as far as Chicago.

She will remain a few weeks. Th Wayne County Homeopathic Medical Society met In Richmond on Tuesday. Miss May Hamilton, of New Castle, Is vlxlting her brother. Dr. Charles Hamilton, of booth Ninth street.

Peter Long, of Knlgbtstown, ia visiting friends In this city. Kansom Thompson Greenville. Ohio. waa la tha city last Thursday. Mrs.

E. w. cartwngnt ana xamuy, of this city, are vtaltlug relatives In Clevclaud. A number of our K. of P.

bovs are eolne to Oxford. Ohio, next Thursday to assist lb organizing a lodge of that order. aricsoXASVixt.x. xntrrccxT. Miss Lull Do vis to visiting tbe Misses Marshall at Kichmond.

Ky. Miss Maggi Randolph, of Dan villa, to th gaest of Miss Virginia Wailao. Mra.8Ui Peak, of Bedford. Kv to vlaitin ber parent her. asiss aisry iiseraon, or Lrxingxon is in tne cut.

Miss Jinephin Adams, teacher in tbs J. F. Insu late, bas tatamed to ber boat, QuLucy, III. Ksnt-Ttrcar. Dr.

D. Bennett bss retoraed front a visit to trlands In Mdlaoo County. Mr. ortf Taritoa. of Maataomerv.

Am Is a mat of relatives In this city. Mrs. ur. Hammond. Of miladelDLlA.

is vialting ber daegbter. Mrs. Dr. McAfee. Mrs.

Morrleoa McClelland has returned from a visit to friends in Covington. Mim Nellie Cacaba, ot Jeaaandn County, to vialting la tbe city. nr. Aine tie Long as returnea rrom Mot springs very niiica iiuprvvwa i uvatta. Miss 8asie Baldwin, of Bin fit.

Iowa. Is the guest of Mrs. James H. Thompson. No.

81 East rourta street. Mim Jeaai XCcGalr 1 viaiUng frtaad 1 Mlllars- Mtoioeor Hooe aad Mim Nonle Elliott, of On clnnatl, ara tbe guests of Miss Bruce, oa North Broad war. Prof. J. W.

MoOsrvev aad wife, of Columbia, Mix, ar vtsi tiBtr tnenos in ta city. atr. 'i nomas 4s. tterry oata k. n.t.

sister left oa Thursday John H. Olltort and T. L. Martin have gone ar.M 1 T- N.ki.. Hoa.

W. S. Henii ricks aad wire, af Flsmingsbarg, ar visiting In the city. Oolonel Wlllard Davis and family retarasd last week to tbeir borne tn Kansas City. Mr.

Samuel arria. tor many year agent for th Kentoriry Central Bailroad In tbia eirv. died snd Oeniy oa tne ntn aged aooat fvrty-n ve year. Mr. X.

D. Warflald. of Mlasimippl. to visiting relatives ber. Mra.

Woodward baa rstnrnad horn from a pleas- Mil imi ft uiiuuriue. war here this week vialting tb family of Cotooel Judge Alex. Beoertsoe, of Till boas, to visitiag his Lexington relative. Cob1 Jacob Mag, ef Columbia. to ta tbs city, th guest of CoTooel Jacob Sandusky Colon! Horace Mean, of this eity deell ne to ba-cobo Candida for Cniig a to eppoatuoa to Colonel W.

C. P. Breckinridge. Mr. E.

a. TteLong baa beea appelnesd a member 01 tne noara 01 a rusts es (Mtyr rsmsJe instltat. to un ue tkaki iw wstaiMiieii nr sua tsetsta ot atr, William Talbatt. Mim Paul Chenaalt to visitiag txieads in Blca- monu, ay. Mr.

K. B. Bpotunuad wtU spaa tba atnmr In New Tork. Mr. C.

W. Townsentl and wif aav retnrned tram a trip to tb Soatb. Mim Emm Pettns is the gnsat of Miss Mary Lnxon, KichmOBd, aCy. Mim Saraa BaMoek entertained a etnuiber of bar maiot verv i umaaii i iaat a nnav ni.ni Mr. John York, of Chicago, to tb gasat of Mr.

Loo Is Beode. MU Naa nieBslta, at Winchester, to tbe gasat of Mra bar vtoltlag ber mother. Mr. K. H.

Hutoblaaaa. af Xn-Ttrk kkiMtA kw weea. Ax-uovemor b. M. Biabea.

of Cincinnati, spent last week her attending tb comaeacemsot exer- dsesof Kentucky Fnlverslty. attaaes Luev and LUX Bhelbv onlt measant party their trlaad tost Ttraaaay vaiag at tbeir BIBW. BJLTZ.I10AO8. POTJB TBAIXS A DAT TO CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, lUfiiM Fllia OVLT "LTSTB WITH THROTJQH CAJta, UarlaBtU to Ho ton Elavetn Hsu ra Vaiessti. niy nuniDC ieping irons c-meiaaavi intaaew ara iCtty.

ferry boat rid by tbU Lin. um ccrsnrATi-A IMA arrtv Boston aext day. liUP.Jl. P. arrive Boston nut aay.

P. M. A. M.aRlt4 COMOB BtXIBif kaJIUVA, M. 834S P.M..

arrive Boston Sd morning tttAH. Sat) A. axrtv Xw Tork City nextday 1P. M. UaJ.

aL.WTiva Km York Qur nextday Txa) P. M. j6 P. jrtv IWw Yor Oty next y- ta. P.

M. liU P. M-. arrlva liew Vork Sty Kew Tark Traiaa rva, tat irrty saeoBd apvafjafj Tvalaa tost Graa-4 Oratral SlatJoa. Third aad Can trai are a laaati.

roebieeping Jar rtoa. "1 leasts taskaa toe aid Ifo.103 TTcr roxirei Street, Mtss atargl Peebles, wao ae neea mriii UwetswiiAT ssas isaew vatw, Mra Kttis Bfrnvsul lutwwk rxtulla, tk BEEliME flouYorliand Boston t'Vt RAIIaBOADJISIM CBimtJlt. BTANZiARTt Tb t7e CfiunamcH Mwi add a nT. tt bally. pally.

zce1asaday.TMS'-: raviarday. Saoday only. aC, AND X. AIL WAT. -Erg 1 avesrad Ontmt SlatUm.

TMr mnd (htrZ Ttuttk aLaatk. tSeveTTSfew Yort and Woton. Tt -vtTir. (iprlngbeid aad CMumhu, 7 Jt Lufrsio aad Boston Fast LlneJ tii aroiambas and faadaskv Caada AccontitiS 4 MTV, BAndnslrv aad Ilrhans Taavtoa Aeconamodatlon. Springfield acemmodatkMLi t.sni aprtugBeH 1 KtTtTCCKT tTEXTRAL Drpet, Ft wad mtataetoa Cbtuaw Taaiva.

r-. -a LttAVK. 1 ,1 WTl. and Blch. A.

Frankfort Aerommodatkio. iai. aad Stanford ax. P-- sad Wta. Express.) t-x ataysviiiv xA.pws.

Falmonta Accommodation Falmootb AccoamodationuJ a-aimootn aALfinoiui Abu outtA 6Vaf OafraJ Station. Fstrd axd Ct'Jj Ta ins. Ittti. Wasb. and New Tork lS7ir Balt Wash, and New Torkl Jaonml BalL.

Wash. aad New Yorkl ClSClSi ASK MtsTOS A9iB ChatCrol ftToWoa, rbfrd on Octroi Tbaix. CbiiU Parkentburc tJ)m: 1 jsT; Portent th. Pomeroy.Mlddlep tj a niuice, at arietta. r-rero niUaboro.ChiHic be, Portatn'S 'JO A a.

TjPmi rti'isboro A ceo moo at ton Cbillice. Marietta. Parkersb'g Parkersnu rxJC una cniiucotn txp Lveland train leave am Ba pm; blCsi. snd m. a OH 14 AMD MI.ata.irsPt.

roiaf Ottfnsf eXottott, ThtrU nad Ctntntl 4tv Trains. i5li.i titT tn 4 ds.m,.,,;; i. Louis snd Wadlson bt. Louisville and Cairo. St.

Louts snd New Orleans feL Ixaais and Loulsvllle IahLctiI. LOO l-elll- Evansville. Incennes riTTSBllMS, CMCIXXATI ATD tT.Urt Potvfqw. Pbssraper StatUm. ftarl and tvUrr itrm.

LtLAVAjAAtr1 4 Limited KiorcM Pltuburg, East. Pittsburg, Philadelphia. East. Colamhus Auesvllle Kx ureas Washington C. Zanevilla Clrcleville Aeeommonetloo epricgneld i- iprM.

Fpi-inufield Fit pr.w bprlngneld tt nres Morrow Accommodation leaves pm: urrlves.tOu a of nnd 4:13 m. a7ii Aoveisua Accomntodatltm leaves i.a, 4:00 m. and "1 1 roil unti. a m. ru.

-vroo a a zn, m.ae-.M Plainville Accommodailoa laavea rivet, -in-30 tn Mil ford Accommodation lesves a.2D tntta tn. Church Train leaves st 1 rrlvi n.VCITATI ANa KVAMTStX. Depot, COKTt titre and AVoodutty. Tkaixs. JLeavx.

4ltni ISit (ma Portsmouth Express and Mall Winchester Hlllaboro Express New Klciimon.1 Accom New Btrbtnond Accom CHE8APEAHE AND OHIO. Depot. Ptte atd Washington Street fbvmUm. TBAIJJS. LkAVK.

I AXIIVI New York Express 1 a m' Holt, and Pblin. Ex Bich Old Point snd Nor. a 10 tlts Newnott News. Kioit Lin- tl nil 4 4 (at. Ashland, Cat.

and Hun. MsiLi ml 11 St i Mt. Sterling Express 1 iaopm. ll.Mii CaNCUfBTATf. HAnlLIUV 1U D4TT Jepof.

PiTA, and ffiadiy Street. Tkaixs. Dayton, Toledo. Detroit. Dayton, Detroit Ex.

LtiAV. i Aasrrt, i -o a mj ats Dsyto.i, Toledo, Detroit i rf u. Opni I Tn Dnytoo ai Dayton Express Dayton Accommodation Indlananolis Mail 4 I is l-Mpio tats Mats Indlauapolls Accommodation. I lot a inaianeuoua r.x.reAS Chi. and tarand Rapids.

Kichmond Clil. and Grand Rapids. 14pm fl'Xit lfJCtl tf 7 ilia rtamntoB r.xpress. Hamilton Fxprtaa. 7 1J-pm T.tsia Hamilton Exprvss fltpu ilttl Ite a 4 ps i 1 oj pm toiaa Hamilton Carthnge Accom modotiun Dayton Accom modstlon Hamilton Hamilton train leave si 4:3 a m.

10 ra. 15X Pm. m. m. 11 m.

0 m.lM a i m. a m. 11 Mn m. Arrive st J0 a 1 m. no a tn.

-a ra. srjv m. Clendale trains leave at soft 11 am. IS Arrive at uiit miais CO tn. ia-xa m.

LVUMK. BL04MITOX Ab WEKTEKK, tfrand Central Station. Third and Vtntral AerstjA TSAJNt I Luvt 1 it pm Abbivl sndnskv Dny Express. Night Kxrtws tape ratfirANAPftUf. ST.I..ASOCHICA4JO.

Orant Otntral Motion. Third and Ctmfrol A TllAlHS. tttVfc ASSIVJ. Intilannpolls. Indianapolis, fct.

CminernvlUe. rlsgerstown UnthvltlA and VnrtWiru rfl0: pa a IDA ui Mil T.iop Buahvllle and Columous.Ind.l :2 ll Iiidisnapolis and Martinsville '11 -3 AS Chlcaeo. IHivenport iu-Js Inrtlapspolls. bt. cblcago-1 4 4 Xiti Lwrencel'Uig trains Icavs a smn a0pm.

Sundays Leave JO arrlvelaupa ano m. am son trains leave m.3:3 m.4?va "6p in. 10:40 m. and arrive ate -75 a m.7:4 and m. Rundaj-s Leave a and arrive a and 6p in.

Valiev Junction train loaves 1 10 arrlTS m. WlUTKtVATEB. Grand antral Motion. Third and Central TbaIhs. Lr.AVB.

1 SKStVI. "STTUsmi Connersvllle. Harersiott-n connersviiie. laprnT 4TOULKOB III1X. Depot, UiMuUn Stmtu Taaamb.

J.IAVI, JAAiiai SrAsis; TXlta -sra! IH li 4. i pm' 11 ps cn' 4 'AIPQ Muuat Healthy Ac. Mount Heatby Ac Mount HeitbyAe. Mount iealttiv A- Mount Mealtby Ae Sunday trains. Mount Heaitny lesves Cincinnati 8:22 a m.

Cincinnati Unit, wn A rH. -T flnclnnatt tlrn.lP rXOBIA AND ST. ZAtVIH DIT. 1 B. AJTD V.

Jjrpot, filh and Jfoadly Srrett. Taaiks. J.rtvi. X.aarva Xaatva. BL, Peoria.

Bar, and Omaha 'lMllpn Night Exprem pm; Decatar. Hi. L. and Kail 4 8: ay 4 pa Ka a triwci-wwAXX AWa wmweox Leav (, H. aad D.

Depot ea a rn.tMfm.4a Leave Kobbs fWesl wood) 8:18 am, 12:01 m. a Leav Brighton SMtioo 6'd a nt, to. 8:10 ra, 4 pm, m. Bnnday Trains Lea Robb (Wfttwoo) rt6 a nt. 1- ra a m.

and pmilaw Brigaus 8:10 a ns, AO JO a 1 r2A pm, feu m. C1BCINKATI. BK'HXOXD A5f CHfCA Jeivat. Plt and Jioadly Strttt. Tttlla.

Cbl andQrand Batalds Mall 7:40 am Jjs Richmond Accommodi Cblcago Erpi CUCUIIATI, HAJHLrjl AMD IXD1AX1A Vlh and Moaain oo-ew. Taams. 1 Peoris and St. Indianapolis Accommodatloa. IndL, Peoria and Ht.

Loo is Laava. I Art 7:49 a 11:30 4: mi I adt at AN XS ntPUIS AND IOIAVA. JVe Cincinnati, JfamUtonand Dayton TsAixt I Lrava. sssrr "Tslpa rBASj Tt. WTmad.

OrajAdabids MaUl mi Or. BaploB Ex I LOl'lST'IJE, XK AEOJANX Abll ttatoaw i Aioaro3t AUUTA Jtepot. PVA aad Homdin Strit. Tba HA AH" Chicago Mall- Monoa Accommodation. uaviJ Chicago Express pa a sua cAHATt esataawt, jmvm -wm Tsaiks.

I Lsva Asaiva Jackson vOleand S. O. Somerset and DanvUlJ pm O. Xxp 840 ssj action city Express OK, 4.XatIKTAV4 AND paaTaset Aepa. rtsrt mnn jwc Tsaixs.

v. vl sar amer. and Georgetown Ac :Manr.jj:: esiOZBBtl 7as euotiy 1KB VA8KTOI Aiepot, Psari aad ifawjw. TkAiMa I Lkavb. Loala, NslL.Mon;..

Mobil N.X, Pt-itna. and Jacksonvjd IWtBl AAtata a Yank fort Accommodation 1 8sW rvoat. ana and Vamnhia aad L. Back tf I OH A Memoh is aad L. Bock, tf StSapatl bt.

Louis and estl lp Bar vatatM. ro.vsri.TAAU JkJtr Xaeaaf, vU, tstxth an Tba Ufa. i itti't Past Ex proa Night Expreaa. Dav aLxoi N. Pittaoar and Pulla.

N. Jjlocbmtar and Bu ffaioJ Lakeweod aad N. Baaato, Bocbmier aad Pittab. TOLEDO. 1K "TT.

aan Taaxaa. Lits Daytoa lmimM Aooxumodatiea naraattoa Leoanoa niTsii 5:: ce m. LttalMO AeeujaJttnOBLAB Moatguiaery AccoaunedaUoa SABUOSWfT AVOCMll. Moatgomery AOcwmi taoatsottMiry a riesmt jniag. 11:15 sat -f LbaVs.

lAsjirtai I Assir tSl BJ5P ataSPal 7" f- jo sat IJs5ss" mm AVandal trains leave a 2: a m. alia sa. 1J at. lai mTUilDp mi aSAp at, 'arrtv atcineltmatl a 2 5 "M1 a. I sa Bm, am aaa.

bb ap bba. p.pf s-aa, tr mm. ttiataft mtm, 3 0 ii.