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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY MOBNING, JUNE 19. 1888. Snvxvxtx tS0tls. THE GENUINE Atlantic itij STOCKS STILL HERMAN HELLER'S MAKER OF SHOES. MARKS BROS 1332 CHESTNUT ST.

TLANTIO CITY. CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE. This comfortable house Is again open for guests, Superior accommodations. Personal care and at tention. Twenty eighth season under management of Its owners.

J. KRFM A SONS. "TJNITED STATES HOTEL, The Largest and Leading Hotel. OPENS JUNE 23, 1S8S. HARRY B.

WARDEN, Mgr. B. H. BROWN. THE MANSION, LARGKST.

MOST CONVENIENT HOTEL, uiegantiy rornisiiea. Liberally managea. Coach to and from beach and train. Orchestra music CHARLES McftLAnn. Proprietor.

w. m. UUUUHO. ChlefClerlt. rJIHH TRAYM0RB, ATLANTIC CITY, N.f.

Open throughout the entire year. AU modern conveniences W. W. GREEN ft OOt THE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. A. H. KOBKKTS.

HOTEL DENNIS, Open all tbe vear and facing theses Bait Water Baths, Passenger Elevator, ifco. Telephone. No, 10. Hot BORTON ft MARSHALL, TJTOTEL ALBION. OPEN 8 JUNE 16.

I 1 Cor. Atlantic and Mass.avenues. CHARLES DUFFY, formerly of Continental Hotel, Biocaion riotei, may, J. vine orcnestra. flHw uancing paviuoo.

CAN MARCOS. KJ PACIFIC and MASSACHUSETTS Avenues. Atlantic City. Entirely new. Furnished through uub iu Mjemost peneci manner.

JOSEPH PAGE, Proprietor. TT OTEL BRYN MAWR. COR. MARY a a l.A.M) ANU ATLANTIC Avet Opp. V.

Hotel. P. O. 260. Chas.

Grady, late of Mansion. HPHE BRUNSWICK. I. PACIFIC AVE. BETWEEN TEVNESSEB A1SD NEW YORK.

NOW OPEN. JOHN MACAULEY. TJOTEL LURAY. ON THE BEACH. KENTUCKY AVENUE, Airst cias in every respect.

WHITE. HOTEL ELBERON. TENNKXSEE AND PACIFIC. OPEK ALL THE YEAR Enlarged and well neateu, wunaiiinoaern improvements. J.

KOOPMAN. FLORIDA HOUSE, PACIPI0 AVE NUK. between NEW YORK and TENNE hhuook. Tho Coal Output Where Anthraolt. Shipped Market Features.

St. Paul was the only weak spot In yester day's stock market. After opening steady at 63 It dropped to 62 upon a report that ine earnings lor me secona ween in jun were Inrgely decreased. But this was con' tradloted later and the close was more steady. Only a few stocks closed off and many made small gains.

The market acts a little toppy, as If the advance would not bold much longer. Sales In New York were 171,427 shares. Local stocks were steady to strong. Hunt Ingdon and Broad Top advanced to 18. Of the Heading 4s 6179,000 sold atSSWaHSW.

Of the $787,450 of government bonds ten dered yesterday 6186,150 were accepted. The Closing quotations were 107al07 for the ss and wy8nVZ! for the 4s registered, raya B.IZ6 for the coupon. The Huntingdon and Broad Top coal ton nage last week was 28,407 tons, an Increase of 14,425 tons, or 100 per cent. A gentleman who represents a large blook orNorfolk and Western stock In New York ays that be believes the company will pay 2nercenL to the nreterred stockholders by January next. He Is not at all certain that 1 per cent, will be paid In July, butsays that lor the current fiscal year prouumy nent.

will be nnld. The movement tor a am dend on the preferred stock started abroad during President Kimball's recent visit. The weekly statement of the local national banks shows the following changes: Loans and discounts. Increase, reserve, in crease. $465,000: due from banks, Increase, due to banks, increase, de posits, increase, si.suY.auu; circulation, in' crease.

$850. Albert Fink, commissioner of tbe Trunk Line Railroad Association, sails for Europe to morrow for a vaoallon extending to Sep tember 3a President Hloan, of tbe Dela ware, Lackawanna and Western, will Jour ney to Europe In two weeks, hoping to bene fit bis health. The Iowa Railroad Commissioners say that not 20 per cent, of the traffic ol tbe rail roads ol the State will be affected by tbe reduced rates, as tbe bulk of traffic Is through freight, which Is regulated by tbe inter State commerce law. Transactions at tbe New York Stock Exchange last week make a favorable showing compared with tbe corresponding week ol 1887. Sales of stocks Increased 63,728 shares.

ales of government bonds Increased $56,500 and of State and railroad bonds $444,600. In addition there were sales of 2,124,000 barrels of pipe line certificates. Brokers are happier than they were In tbe summer of 1887. Tbe earnings of Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg for tbe second week In June de creased $10,272. St Paul decreased for the ame period $21,801.

Northern Paciflo In creased $70,843. The Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics furnishes the following: The statement of anthracite coal tonnage for the month of May, compared with the same period last year, shows an lucrease of 151,116 tons. The entire production was 2,851,470 tons, of which 1,447,601 were from tbe Wyoming region. 648,367 from tbe Lehigh region and 855,501 tons from tbe Schuylkill region. The stock of coal on hand at tide water shipping points May 31, 1883, was 812,425 tons; April 80, 1888.

733,314 tons; Increase, 79,111 tons. Tbe production during 1887 was 84,641,018 tons, of which 22,508,082 tons went to Pen lylvanla, New York and New Jersey, 5,590, 472 tons to New England, 3,707,118 tons to tbe West, 1,739,052 to the South and the balance was scattered. New York stocks which advanced closed as follows: Chicago, Burlington andQuincy, 112; Hocking Valley, 20; Cotton Oil, Lackawanna, 128; Delaware and Hudsou, 108; Denver and Rio Urande, 15)4: Erie, 24J East Tennessee first preferred, 63; Indiana, Bloomington and Western, 11; Louisville and Nashville, 53; Kansas and Texas, 11; Michigan Central, 79; Missouri Pacific, 72; New York, Chicago and SU Louis, New England, 89; Northwest, 106; Northern Pacific, 22; Norfolk aud Western preferred, 47; Oregon and Transcontinental, 23; Pacific Mall, 84; Reading, 59; Richmond Terminal preferred, 06); St. Paul preferred, 102; St. Paul and Dulutb, 49; St, Paul and Dulutb preferred, 100; Texas and Pacific new, 21; Union Pacific, 64; Wabash preferred, 22; Western Union, 70.

Tbe declining stocks closed: Canadian Pacific, 56; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 44: Chicago, SU Louis and Pittsburg, 10; Denver and Klo Omnde preferred, 45; Fort Worth and Denver City, 22; Lake Shore, 00; Manhattan Elevated, 82; Ohio and Mississippi, 10; Ontario and Western, 15; St. Louis and San Francisco, 88; St. Paul, 63; Wabash, 12. STOCK BALKS. ATXSLAM the higher grades of One car ol winter bran sold at $17 per Cat tin Market.

Philadelphia, June 18. The receipts at the West Philadelphia and North rennsyi. phla Drove Yards were: For the week: Beeves. 2.S0O: sheen. 10.000: bogs.5.600.

Previ ous week: Beeves, sheep, hogs, 6,100. Brkf cattmi were in fair request and price advanced trom I. to Nettie latter rate on the medium and and common grades. Extra. good.

medium. common, SHKBPwcre In fair demand at a decline of to He. Kxtra, 5c; wood, medium, 34a4c; common. VaHXc; lamna, wuic. Hons were slow of sale.

Western, Miller. TaTlCC. Milch cows were In moderate demand at Milch cat vks were dull and lower at 4a7o. 1'at cows were la better demand at 3a4Jic WHOLESALE MARKETS, Chicago, June IS. Fifteen minutes before the close of the regular session July wheat was 81c tbe closing price on Saturday.

Tbe fact that there had been two sharp de clines for good reasons early In tbe day and each time a rally to a point better than the Saturday dosing, Indicated no very soft market, whatever may be In store for the future. One operator, who sold tbe bulk of bis wheat at much higher prices, showed his band by ohanglng, It is estimated, 1,000, 000 from July to August to day. The offer lngof the July. together with the coming out of long country wheat, caused tbe declines. Aside from this there was qulto as good local buying as selling and liquidation was at least checked.

Prices ranged as follows July opened at sold at 80o. and 81c. early and later between 81a and 81a and steady at latter figures near the close. In corn as In wheat the sellers of last week wore tbe buyers to day. While tbe market opened surprisingly weak the large lines of property which were expected to come out ou stop orders were not.

sacrificed. After a momentary break to 49c. at tbe start July Improved to 50c. and kept fairly steady around 50c, where It Oats were fairly Arm after the opening and tbe closing price for July was as on Saturday 82c. Tbe range was 81c.

to 32c Tbe leading lutures rangea as lonuws: Whkat, No. 2. Open'. Highest. Lowest Closlni.

July. 81 802. 81 Auenst 81 83 J. 49K 495? 60. 60)," av( 81 4 26 5 25 tH 81 Si 832.

4I)J 60 60). 31 31 2 252 82X 82i 8H 49i 60 60X 61J4 aiX 32 27 28 uecemoer ConN. No. 2. July Auuust beptember Oats.

No. 2. June. July. August September Muss POHK.

M3.60 113.82V; glS.flO 13.78 13.9'.) 13.76 iab5 14.02 13.85 $13.824 13.924 14.024 8.474 Aumisi Lard. July. August. 8.47X S.47X 8.65 8.00 a 60 8.46 8.57 8.67X 8.62iJ 8.S6 8.60 8.60 7.524 7.5'!4 7.62(2 7.70 October. 8.6 7 8.67).

H1IOHT RIBS. July 7.50 7.5( 7.67K 7.B6 r.S2H 7.50 7.62 7.02jJ 7.70 7.474 Auzust 7.67)4 7.05 September Cash Quotations were as follows Flour quiet and dull. No. 2 spring wheat. KO'iaHlc; No.

2 red, Ko. 2 corn. No. 2 oats. 31 Vc: No.

2 rye, No. 2 No. 1 flaxseed, prime timothy seed. S2.16a2.20; mess pork, per barrel. $13.76 lard, per 1 OO pounds, SH.4 2: short rlhs a'dpa.

loose. S7.60 dry salted shoulders, boxed, short clear sides, boxed, Whisky, distillers' finished tcoods, per canon, SI.2U. iteceipts lour, narreis wheat. 26.000 bushels: corn. 263.000 bushels oats.

182.000 bushels: rye, 1.000 bushels barley. ousneis. hnipmenis lour. narreis wheat. 1.000 bushels: corn.

220.001) bushels oats. 87.01(0 bushels rye. 2.000 bushels barley, 6.000 bushels. On the Produce Exchange to day tne DUtter raaricei amei: creamery. aairy, eggs, whic Prices of Oil.

Philadelphia, June 18. National Transit cer tificates opened at 7Cc. highest, lowest, 2XC. closlns, 73a Sales were 428,000 barrels clearances, 162,000 barrels. New York.

June 18. Petroleum market opened weak at and after a slight rally In the first half hour the market weakened on the discovery of heavy selling orders in Pittsburg and a decline to 72s occurred before a halt was made. Ii the last hour a slight rally occurred, and the market closed nteanv at 73c Consolidated Ex change sales. 2,000,000 barrels. Opening.

mgriest, lowest, closing, 73c. new York Exchanire saleR. 557.000 barrels. ODenlnir. mzc: meuent.

tuc: lowest. ns nr. 73Uc Total sales, both Kxchaoges, 2,617,000 Barrels, THE C1TI SUSTAINED. Damages for Widening Chestnut Street to Re Paid by Assessment. Common Pleas Court, No.

4, has sustained tbe exceptions taken by the city to the mas ter's report In the matter of awarding dam. ages to Brown Brothers and has sent tne report back to the Jury and master, for the assessment of benefits upon the adjoin ing properties. When tbe new building at the southeast corner of Fourth and Ubestnu streets was being erected tbe owners were compelled, under an ordinance of Councils, to recede five feet from the old building line. A claim lor damages was made, and the matter was relerred to a Jury and a master, who awarded Brown Brothers A Co. S13.500.

This verdict wns given agaiust tbe city. Tbe city ciaitnea tnat tue adjoining properties were oeneniea ov ine wiaening 01 me pavement, and otfered to show this, so tbat the ury mignt assess oenents against mem. Cbarles E. Morgan, the muster, overruled the offer on the ground that it was not a widening or tbe street as contemplated by ine act 01 Assernoiy. Varsity's Crew Off for New Raven, Tbe eight oar shell crew of the University of Pennsylvania, which will compete with tbe Yale crew on the Thames, at New Loo don, next Friday, started for New Haven yesterday with their trainer, Ellis Ward.

Tbe Freshman crew will depart for tbe scene of the struggle to day. This will make tbe University's tbird season at New Haven and they have yet to carry awav tbe laurels from Yale. The two crews are composed as loiiowa; university now, r. iv. siraaer; J.

W. Deggles, E. P. Ooodell, E. M.

Church, H. H. Hypber, O. Gray, C. Hill; stroke, A.

Wright, aud coxswain, Malanta Kusbeda, Freshmen Bow, Williams: Unest, Johnson, Church. Hmlth, Hend, Ooodell; stroke, uray, ana coxswain, ueacon. Arranging for the Groeers' Jnbllee. A meeting of tbe retail grocers' Jubilee committee was beld at tbe Grocers Ex change, Eigbteentb and Market streets, yes terday alterooon. The mammoth Jubilee of tbe grocers of this city will be beld at the State Fair Grounds on August 9 next.

The race track committee reported tbat they had arranged lor len races, ana uua made provision tor prizes. President Tumblcston proposed that a tea wrapping match with the west side tea clerks ol New tork for the championship medal be Included In tbe athletic sports. This was referred to tbo athletic committee. MARRIED. ANDERSON TAYLOR.

June 15, by Rev. W. H. llorrell. at his residence.

43 Cornier street. Camden. Emory H. Anderson to Virginia layiur, uuui ui rmiiuieiijiiia. CHOMWELL BOWK1W.

June 16, 1888. by Rev. W. H. fiurrell, at his residence, 43 Cooper miwn, vmuuciL viwno vniiuncu ueilie HOW era.

both of Philadelphia. I.EAMINQ BROWN. On Monday. June 18. 1HHH.

at m. James' Church, bv the Rev. w. Nichols, Thomas Learning and Josephine Lea Brown, daughter of John R. Baker.

1CH A EL A BOTT.On June 14 at lh r.l. oence 01 tne nriae's istner. ty tne Kev. o. Ames, Arthur Mlcbuel, of Boston to Helen 1, a Abbott PKIRCE PLISH.

On June 14, by the Rev. Jss. H. Marr. John F.

I'elrce to Miss Katie Pluh. both of this city. HTOCKER HORT. On June 14. at Bt Free P.

E. Church, brtbe Rev. William U. Marrl. son.

Frederick tilnckor and Lizzie liort, both of riinaneipiiih WARIZ On June 14, by Rev. J. It. Wcstwood. (leorgo F.

Hwartz and Lucy A. Yearsley, both of Port Penn, Delaware. DIED. ADAM8. 0n 17th, a Adams, wife of John Q.

Adams. Funeral at 2132 Camao street, Wednesday at 3. BARNEIT. On 10th. Joseph Frederick, onlv son ot Thomas M.

and Clara A. Harnett, aged 7 montha Funeral at 1028 Palmer street, to day at HltOWN. On 17th. Mary Jones Brown, daughter of John and Kate llrown, aged 17 months and 8 days. Funeral to day at It, trom 2616 Ashbur ton street.

HRUCR On 17th. Levlsetta daughter of r.iuriiuBKiiu urn iui ivii nruce, in ine 2utnyear or her age. Funeral Waduesday at 2, from 4014 Lancaster avenue. BUNTIN. On 17tb, Oeoree Buntln.

aged 68 years, Funeral at 1849 North Twenty fourth street, Tuesday at 2. HURNS. 0n 17th, William Bnrna Funeral Wednesday morning at U.30, from 2607 Lee street CARROLL. On 10th, Peter, son of Peter and i iiiuiuu ana uays. Funeral to day 2, from 47 Beck strset, below Queen.

CATERSOX. On June 17, 1888, Mary Ann Caterson. aired HI vears. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence ol her son, Dr. William M.

faterson, 203 North Ninth street. To proceed to Monument Cemetery. CLARK. On 17th, Jowpb son or James and Mary Clark, 21 years. Funeral Wednesduy morning at H.30, from 1928 Catharine street.

COOK. On 17th, Catharine, wife of John Cook, aged 40 years. Funeral to day at 2, from 314 Newbold street. CA8IDY. On 10th.

Mary Cassldy. aged 88 years. Funeral at HU Ann's Widows' Asylum, Tuesdsy morning at 8. 1K HAVEN. On the morning of the 16th Instant, Msry Cleaver, wits of Hugh Se Haven, of Cbesttr Vslley, Friends and relatives of the famltv are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, on Tuesday.

19th Instant at 2.46 P. M. A special car will be attached to the train leaving Ninth and Green streets at 1.86 P. M. for Port Kenned)'.

Returning, will leave Port Kennedy at 4.4H P. M. Interment private. Please omit flowers, DOUilllF.KTY. On 1 nth.

Daniel, son of John and Rose Dougherty, aged 11 months and 16 days. Funeral today at 2, from 2057 East York street DOUtlllEHTY. Onl7th, Bridget widow of the late Daniel Dougherty, need 42 years Funeral Wednesday morning at from 1258 Nswklrk st flllltKI.r. ftn 17th H.M..I Mr It from 1202 Hanovsr street, Wednesday at 8, ECKHARDT. on lath.

Margie, daughter of Henry and the late Maria Kckhardt Funeral from 467 EastUtrard avenue, to day at 2. KDMR On Kith, Mary J. Eddie, wife of the late William Eddie. Fuusral at iu.ia iiorndr avenue, to day at 1, ton. ton.

to to of be A BY TUB SUA. NARRAGANSETT PIER On the wave swept shore of Southern Rhode island, a place ot rest and enjoyment, unsurpassed on tbe Atlantic Coast. Htifflclent communication with the outside world, yet so delightfully Isolated that the Hnndsy outcome of cities cannot rush in to annoy and monopolise. From the first the patrons of this resort have been of the highest character quiet persons or refined taBtes, who blend Into one harmonious whole, or society at once Intelligent, aristocratic, yet free from cosmopolitan, The Pier and Its environments, designed by nature, aided by art, Is Indeed a haven of rest The restless sea is In the loregronnd and In Its fury lashing the Rturdy crags or rolling In long billows over the sanded shore the finest beach In the world, is sn ever present picture of marvelous beauty and grandeur, while In the background Is the picturesque mingling of upland and dale, of Bhady walks and drives, ot sylvan glens and thickets. Expressly to enjoy the bathing do visitors come from every Ktate in the Union.

No sand wastes, no dusty thoroughfares Intervene between hotels and the buihlng pavilion. Directly trom their rooms on clean kept walks the bathers trip to the beach the glistening beach, miles in exent. where the children romp and play trom morning till night a charming scene with the lazy lapse and lisp of the waves. The wants and wishes of the visitors are ministered to by (Irst olass hotels, arranged tor comfort, ease and all season enjoyment. Wide verandas Hrviuu seiiwaru anu roomy cnamoerswitn mouern appurtenances, give lair views or water and land, Tbe tables are supplied by the Rhode Island gar uviiNaim tnemaraeu in cne large omes punctually svstentAtlnallv.

Knquiry of the proprietors of one or all of the hotels will bring prompt response: Quests. Atlantic S. T. Browning. 200 5' wood j.

A. Tucker. 200 Columbus. W. A.

Nve. 100 Delavan J. o. Chandler 125 Gladstone W. A.

Nve 200 Greene's Inn H. V. A N. R. Greene.

150 Massasolt John Babcock 125 Mathewson S. W. Mathewson 800 Metatoiet J. H. Caswell 200 Ocean Geo.

N. Kenvon 100 Revere F. P. W. Teflt 200 Rockingham J.

G. Burns 260 MONMOUTH HOUSE, neven wiles below Long Branch, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J For terms and other tnfnrmntlnn aHrlrenw TT. MALTRY. Monmouth House, or Hotel Lafayette, jriiiitiueipuia. rjlHE BERKELEY ARMS, TlF.RiTRT.tiiv nnir.iw rvtrrvTV FlrSt clASR hnlff I Aft.v vnnti frnm nmtn n4 tiAae Barneeat Ttav silnerlnr tnhlA iLnA handsomely furnished, gas.

artesian water, elevators and all modern conveniences. nArfert drain age and sewerage, surf bathing unsurpassed, boat ing ana nsning. Terms, viz anu upwara. aecoru Ing to location of rooms. Address, for circular aud particulars, as above.or to the CHRLSKA HOUSE, nia west 1 sat 1 oi.ui street, rt, x.

rjTOE ELBERON. This unique Seaside Resort open for guests from May SO to October. Address, T. JONES, Elberon, N. J.

JELAND'S OCEAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH. OPENS JUNE 16. WARREN LELAND, Jn. fTHE BEACH HOUSE AND COT 1 TAOES. HKA OTRT.

V. J. Open June 16th. Most desirable location, close to ocean. Beautiful drives.

No mosquitoes Address, a. j. u. rt. uKUALr.

coionnaae notei, rnna. ine iievon inn, ilevon, is now open. CPBAY VIEW. HOTEL, tO Ocean Reach. N.

on the beach, cor. Ocean. sprny ana nea view avenues, i weitto season. JOSEPH WHITE, Proprietor, P. O.

Box 2057. IN THE MOUNTAINS. PAXINOSA INN, NEAR ASTON, On the summit of Weygat Mountain. Finest scenery In the world. Two boars' ride from New York or Philadelphia.

Season opens July 2. 1888b Send for terms and circulars to CHARLES A. STONE, Proprietor. Kaston. Pa.

Of the Brock House, Florida. HOTEL KAATERSKILL CATSKIIA MOUNTAINS, Y. Rates Reduced $21 .00 a week and upwards urine July. Season opens June 30. Railroad access direct to the Hotel via PalenvllleJatskill Mountain Railroad) and Kaatv er skill (Kaatersklll Railroad), ftend for circulars to w.

F. PAIGK, Manager, Gllsey House, Broad way and Twenty ninth streets, New York city. MR PAlOKwill bftfttthflirntel Lafavottn. Phil adplphla, on Thursda.v of each week to furnish luriuer miormation ana rent rooms. CATHHILL, MOIINTAINK.

TREMPER HOUSE. Open June to Oct. The proprietor may he seen at Fifth Avenue Hotel Mondays and Prldavs, or address J. H. TREMPER, Phcenlcla.

Ulster LEWIS V. OO0D3KLI. Jt'g'r. For merly or iransion's i ioiei. DIRONDACKS.

BLUE MOUNTAIN T.AKR, BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, HAMILTON COUNTY, N. Y. PROSPRCT HOUSE. PROSPECT HOUSK. PROSPECT HOUSE.

PROSPECT HOUSE. GEORGE TUNNICLIFF, Manaiter. Address until July 1, 80S Fifth avenue, New roracuy. BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, In the Blue Ridge Mountains, Washington County, 72 miles from Baltimore. Western Maryland R.R.

Opens JUNE 27. scenery unsurpassed. No mosquitoes Connections at Union station, Baltimore, with Philadelphia and New York trains. For circulars. Terms, address J.

P. SHANNON, Manager, Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore. Md. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. 66th season.

Opens June 2a Bestlocstton In the CaUslcills. 15 degrees cooler than New York. Rates to July IS, (3.60 per day $14.00 to 917.50 per. week. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSR (Send for Circular.) Catsklll.

N. Y. NEW GRAND HOTEL, WESTERN CATSK1LLS, OPENS JUNE 27. ONLY HOTEL ON MOUNTAIN TOP, WITH PARLOR CARS DIRKl.T WITHOUT CHANOE. For circulars and terms apply to H.

8. DENISON. Murray Hill Hotel, N. TM or Hotel Lafayette. Philadelphia, Pa.

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS. HEATH HOUSE. Thlsheautlful resort will open June 1. Reduced rates $12 to $14 per week. First class livery and twenty weil tralued saddle horses.

Send for circular. J. WARREN COLEMAN. THE WEAUTENAUG, NEW MILPORD. In the beautiful Housatonlc Valley ot the Berkshire Hills; elevation 750 feet no mosquitoes, no malaria open trom June 10 to November: everything first class; new management.

Address JAMES SMITH. FOREST HILLS HOTEL, 1'KANCONIA. N. H. OPEN JUNE 80.

LOCATION HIGH AND DRY. PRIEST A DUDLEY Proprietors CJLEN PARK HOTEL, WATKINS Olen. N. Y. Largest and nearest entrsnce to Olen: flrst cisrs: popular prices; will make to regular room guests free admission to Glen, send for clrc.

and analysis of mineral spring. 0. 8. Frost.Prp. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

EVKROREKN GROVE HOUSE. Canacltv 70. Abundance of shade, llverv and farm attached. Terms $7 and Send for circulars to GEO. DEDRICK.

Cairo, N. Y. WAKENS GLEN, N. Y. FINEST Scenery In America.

The Glen Mountain House, onlv hotel connected with Watklns Glen. Strictly Hrst class. Opens In June and closes In Oct. JAS. M.

MOOItK. Man. A. J. MICHENER, Prop.

AT THB SPRING9. riLTTTl TaTTTTTTn' OTTT TJtTTTT OT11)TWna W. Immediately on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. This ureal health and pleasure re sort, with a well estanl shed re nu tat on or a CKlv. TL'KY lor the medicinal virtues of the WATERS and fine Hummer Climate, he loir near the Bum rat of the Allpuhanles.

more than 2,000 feet above tue sea level, uovr OPEN FOR THB 6EAS0N. For rjamnhlpts. with full Information, call at TL C. BLAIR'S HONS, corner EIGHTH and WAL XI TTf .,,4 H1I1TIW li A milMwimU AA.na. i su i miu aunsvaa.i tmuu ta, uiiuiiuj Usa TENTH aud UARKKT.

or address B.F. EAKI.K, Superintendent, iAJBATOQA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEt, UNITED BTATKa HOTEL. 8RASON OP 188ft Open from June 18 to Oetoher 1. TOMPKINS.

AOK A PERRY. jypNNEQUA HOUSE, M1NNEQUA RPRINQS, BRADFORD PA. OPRN FOR GU1CST8 JUNK IS. lllehest DOlnton Northern Central H. Invl oratlna air; asprlnt of wonderful curatlvs qualities: elevator, Rood music and every modern convenience: hotel strictly Ant class.

lutes 9 10 to (14 per week. L. J. ANDRKaa, Bup't. CEESSON SPRINGS, PENNA.

MAIN LINK PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ow top or ALLEQHKNY MOUNTAIN THK MOUNTAIN HOUSE Will open JUNE UO. All trains stop at Cresson. WM. It. UUMlAlii, Humrlntendent, Cresson, Pa.

QOLUMBIA HALL, BPKINnS, IS. Y. In the hlstirsl uolnt of the Berkshire mils. Will OPKNJUNK M. Cuisine unsurpassed, de llahtful drives.

orchestra, medicinal baths, irand scenery, no mslaria, no mosquitoes. Newly lur nisnra iml aeasoa. Apply to 4. v. junujin, Prop.

Hotel Hamilton. 603 fifth N. Y. JEVERB HOUSE, BOSTON. On tha Rnronesn Plan.

Celebrated for Its sunerb cuisine, and nrst ele In all respects White Moun tain ana sea snure visitors stopping; in notion will find it the coolest and most comfortable hotel In the city, aud convenient to their depots 1 730 ARCH ST. NEAR EIGHTH STREET. In addition to our immense Barealns already advertised we invite attention to the following Gigantic Sale 2,700 Ladies' Jerseys at 39c. These are the overnroduotion of a well known manufacturer. They are all perfect in shape and finish, eoat back, positively fast color and warranted not to crook.

8 CASES White Corded Piques at 20c. Wide Welt, Reduced from 35o. This is the Greatest redaction ever made in these goods by this or any other house. 10 Cases Colored Crinkles With Lace Strives, Very Drettv. Made to sell at 121c Our price, 8c.

500 DOZEN Momie Cloth SplashersBureau Scarfs at I0c.pI5c. Ladies visiting; the seashore or moun tain should not fail to take a supply of these a few idle moments can De agreeably passed in working the quaint designs to be found stamped on them. On account of the great afternoon rush Ladles would do well to call early In the day. Mall Orders recsiye prompt attention. MATTING DAY.

$332 a Roll, 40 raids Worth $6.60. Good quality Fancy China Mattings. Just arrived, 116 rolls of ancy Mattings, such as we have been selline at $6.50: now 83.50. We don't know of unv mnrn to ho "0IJ 1 Kn OI any IHOre 10 D8 ha.d at the Price 0ther b.ar" prnins. tnat ura worth look mtr MattinfrS V.

E. Archambault Son, Headquarters for China Mattings, N. E. Cor. Eleventh and Market Bti.

cxl Estate dv Sate. MONEY ADVANCED TO BUY HOMES. On terms of five to twenty yirs, payable In monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly payments, as desired. In case of the death of tbe borrower tbe debt Is oanoeled and the property belongs to his family, In this man nerlnsurlng; bis life. Tbe system adopted by this company offers an easy and Inexpensive way to purchase Real Estate either tor Home, Investment or Business purposes, costing little, If any more, tban ordinary rent, and embodies the best features of Building Associations and Lite Insurance.

INSTALMENT BONDS In denominations of $1,000 and upwards, Money invested by monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly instalments and for periods of five, ten, fifteen and twenty years. Tbe same accumulated at remunerative rates of interest and on accommodating terms of surrender. At the end of any year during the continuance of tbe contract tbe Investor bag the option eltber 1st, To withdraw the value of his Bond In cash. 2d. To convert It Into an Income Bond.

bearing Interest at 5 per oenL per annum, payable semi annually, or 8d. To allow the whole to accumulate at eompound interest and to be withdrawn at tne close or tne Dentin selected. These Bonds provide for all classes whether wage earners, men of snlnry or men or capital, the best opportunity to accumulate money ever offered. The terms upon which they are Issued are definite and liberal and as an In vestmentof moderate amounts regularly paid It Is the safest and best la tbe market. Interest allowed on money deposits.

United Security, Life Insurance and Trust Co. ot Pennsylvania. 1001 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADA Room 7. CAPITAL. $1,000,000.

FULL PAID. WEST FOLSOM. Magnificent Large Hulldln Lota, $46 to 9160 on jtaay ray in en u. LOOK LOOK I LOOK Lota 26xllX 7MHO, 60x220 and 40x120; all uranniy itocaiea. Not many left, but all cholctL t(3r Nearly worth sold within a few day.

All on their merits. Hee agents on the land Deal with no others. WeU Folaniu faces the lovely Kufledffe. with Its lOOcharmlntr. baonv homes, ail built within two years.

Three railroads, 109 trains nines iron, nmaaeipnia; quarterly tint els. 6l. cents a rite. Towns on every aide. Board walks to stations stores, school, churches and college near surroumled by lovely country homes: within 20 minutes' ride of Philadelphia: cheaner.

better and more desirable In averv wv man city norae a van yourseir at once oi this golden opportunity. All to he sold by July 1, 1888. Kxamlne the lot yourself. Com pan the Prices, locations, Blses ot lots and terms. WEST OLSOM exce all nthsrs.

Trains from Rrosd Street Station for Morton and from Twenty fourth and Chestnut streets for Kolsom. Call for plana on 1IFXRY D. COOK, Hnperlnlrndrnt, ta5 Soatla MiXTIi Mtreet. 5ilpWoc Wildwood Beacb Is conceded by those wbo have visited It to be the most desirable aeaslde resort on the Jersey coast and now tbe very best time to select bulldlm lota. The proprietors will accompany those who denlre to go down on WEDNESDAY of Ibis week.

For views and full Information call at 29 feouth THIRD Street. PHI UP P. RAKER, President. FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN WILL A MnPOHT far Ml a. rmi vnrv an, v.

IT V.lliM AN. attorney for owner. D26 WALNUT Ntreet, Philadelphia, or HILL AriWAKTZ, agents, ileal Estate tot illcnt. FOR RENT AT MORTON, A 12 Room House, with bath, hot and cold water. ciirrmKe bouse and stable, with acres.

Address l). HHiLLinutujtu, Morion, ueiaware co. BXK30Ual. AFTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any one otherwise than myself. EN HY HOPPER, near Chestnut Hill, Montgomery county.

WOOLEN BLANKETS CLEANED, retaining all previous properties. Steam Rrourlns: Establishment, southeastcornerHEVNN TKKNTH and FAIRM0UNT, Mtorea 1OT3 Chest. nut, 113 Boutu lentil, 710 uaricet street, Wll mlnston. Del. AST OFP CLOTHING BOUGHT Call or add.

Mr. or Mrs Wallace, 418 8. 171b, II EADtjUARTEHij FOR RUBBER XXdooda R. Levlck'sSon l230 Chestnut, MEDICATED BATHS, WITH 8UPE KIOH Maswite. applied by a young lady, 1643 FONTAINK Htreet (lfllh and Diamond).

IN LAN) CHEAPEST CREDIT H0U8K IN THK CITV. H1H ARCH Street MRS. HOFFMAN, BUSINESS CLAIR, voyant, tells names In rail of her vlsltorsand the name In full ofjheoneyou marry.fllHN. luth. MRS.

OR AY GIVES MASSAGE Treatment: ladles or gentlemen. No. 618 North TKNTH Street FOR YOUR CLEANING and DYEING go to 10O8 Columbia avenue and t)14 Pin. st CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED by "Tbe Philadelphia, "at Hist and Race sis. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST oft clothing.

AddrenM. Kats. AO. Houthst LAST LECTURE TO WEAK, ats. nervous men is mauen in FOWLER, Moodus, Conn.

DR. Da HARDT'S PENNYROYAL Pills. 1. Hold by drunlst Utiles UU8 N. tMh ost and gound.

LOST DEED OF LOT, 8 69, IN Cathedral Cemetery. Return to W. W. BTKONU, 243 8. FOUKTU 8t, Full.

STYLISH SUMMER SHOES Gentlemen's French Calf Patent Leather Laced Shoes, $3.00 French Calfskin Shoes, hand sewed, light and fine, tipped or plain toe, $5.00 Extra Light Kangaroo Summer Shoes (very much worn this season), tipped or plain toe, Qentlemen's Finest French Calf Patent Leather Oxfords, hand sewed $3.00 Very Finest French Calf Oxfords, hand sewed, extremely elegant and fine $5.50 Extra Light Fine Kangaroo Ox fords, hand sewed, $5.00 N. B. These are the finest Low Shoes made, and are to be had with Tip atrToe or Plain Toe. Write for Catalogue. MEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY.

JIISIC. FINE ARTS). ORATORY. Literature, English Branches. French, German, Italian, etc Labqkht and Best Equippko In the World 100 1 ustructors.

2.252 Students last year. Board and Room with Steam Heatand Electric Light Fall term begins Sept 13. 188a IU'd Cal. free. Ad.

E.TourJee.l)lr.. Franklin Boston. PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Primary classes. PudIIs mar register now.

A. BROWN. A. 1539 CHESTNUT St. WEST JERSEY TON.

N. J. A Home for the Hnv. Snlnot thorough, Estab. 81 years.

Terms, gjoo. PKIKCIPAU 1 CALEB ALLEN. B. (Eng.J PRINCIPALS. J.

W. BIGNEY. Ph. D. iSlauts.

T71XPERIENCED PORTER, COLORED, wants situation outoi tne citv. Aoaresa i. 1017 CHES TNUT Street. Camden, N. J.

WANTED A FEW GOOD MEN TO Introduce to the segar trade the Electric Se ar Lighter and Cutter. The latest novelty. Call toom 6, 819 WALNUT Street, third floor. KCi( LADY AGENTS WANTED IM tJVJVS MEDIATELY: also men. Grandest money making Invention of the age over million sold.

Mrs. II, F. LITTLE, Chicago. 111. WANTED AT ONCE LOCAL AND Gen.

Agents. Salary and success guar. Write, J. Austin Shaw, Nurseryman. Rochester, Y.

BAKERY FOR SALE AN OLD Established Bread and Cake and Ice Cream Saloon dolntf a good business. Qood reason for selling. 1020 SOUTH Street 170R SALE LIQUOR DEALERS, AT. aJ TKNTION. Three thousand and flftv nhnmft of the Pennsylvania Wine Manufacturing Compa ny a niuun.

ml iiiw pur nm, ur une jiuntireu aoilUTS per share. The Pennsylvania Wine Manufactur inic uomnanv's cnarter dv trie Ijgv stature nt Pnnn. syivania was approved May uv. 1H71. and bv sun piemen tosald charter approved the 6th day Kiurcn, ion.

no vfDiuuHiiv snail nave tne riirni to KSTAHLI8II AGKNCIICS. The company was organized on the 9th day of April. 18 T2, with a pttiu upcHpiini ui tnree nunurea ana nve inousana dollars. The whole ot said stock tor sale. For particulars inquire or jh iuhakl ihaka, fiJ7 FIFTH Avenue, Pittsburg.

Pa. NO LTCEXHK RKQUIRKDl rpHE TIMES OFFERS FOR SALE A a. win pie Hoe weo ire3s which It has discarded for a Double Pressof the same make. The press will print an elirhtor four page paper the size of Thr Timks, and Is In every respect equal to new, havlnjr att the latest Improvements. The entire outfit.

Inclurtlng Press, Wetting Machine, stereo tvping rounury, eic, will oe SOia ror Originally cost over Terms to suit pur Chaser. Publishers who nave use tor such a press will CAPB MAY. VTEW COLUMBIA HOUSE. il CAPE MAY. NEW JFRSSTV.

First class appointments, electric bells, gas, ele A.vm. MJC iivr.H. niCXWIL VUIIUM OPENS JUNK 30. P. 8.

ATT1CK, Proprietor. 'PHE ALDINE. CAPE MAY. DECA TOR first house from Beach. Open fbrsea mu iiwa rur imrucuiara au.

lueo. Blueuer, fro p. DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA. TJURNETT HOUSE.

STROUDSBURQ. Pa 1GO Rooms, single and en suite. Hprlna water. Hot and cold hatha MO teet of shaded porco. bpacious lawn.

J. Wir.LIAVD, Proprietor. "TOUNTAIN HOUSE. PLEASANTLY XT a. located.

Klevatlon I.tiOOreet. Pur water. lryatr. Porclrciilaraddress MRS. THKO.

HAUSER A 80 M. TIIGHLAND DELL HOUSE. OPEN until Aovemoer. Elevation, l.xnn tML rurv, ur air. j.

r. rciui.KE. HTKUUUSHUKU, Pa. CENTRAL HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa.

Hlsh location. Large airy moras, new and handsomely furnished. Wlda Siassa. rure mountain air. Terms reasonable, snd for circular.

a D. OVKKFIKLD. pATARACT HOUSE, L. M. TUCKER.

i irsi ass mountain resort haii rrnst i boating, flhlng, lake and river. June, 7 per week. GLENWOOD HOUSE. OPENS JUNE 0. DelurhtfullV located, command In a in.

mne view oi uei aware vaiiey. 17 acres 01 private grounds. Complete lo every respect. Auurew I. liAHAn.

13BA.CH HAVEN. ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Nearest hotel to the sea rTnnht.riiMji1 vlaw Many Improvements since last vear naaaenirer elevator, new bath houses, pavilion, Ao. Open from June until October 1.

For terms and clr culars address Robert B. Enxle. Beach Haven, N.J, ASBURY PARK. A nt Tnv aqtjtttjv tjtt N. J.

One block from and In rutl vi.w nf ocean, au city conveniences. Artesian well water. mrite, airy rooms. cuisine. M.

J. BOYCK. TRENTON HOUSE AND CAFE, A9 HURY PARK. N. J.

On the American and Kurouean nlan. Delta Rtoclc annex miAnA Alt oltv conveniences. MILS. M. F.

AON RR. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY Park. N. J. Now Onen.

ITndnr sums mn. airement, TIIEO. 0VE8, Proprietor. ST. JAMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J.

Nnwonen. Hednped rars for Inn. an. polntments first class. K.

A. WYATT, Manager. OCEAN OROVB. THE WAVERLY OCEAN PATH. WAY, Ocean Drove.

N. J. A lew yards from the heach, with Una view of the ocean. May to October. M.

L. RDKR. rpHE ARLINGTON. X. Accommodates .150 suests.

T.ncaMnn nn. equaled. Near Tabernacleand Auditorium, Rooms may us secured oy man or telegraph. WILLIAM P. DULBKY.

KEY HAST, N. J. KEY EAST, N. J. THE BUCKING HAM." In the nines and near the hearh! 'THK BKRWIt'K," on the beach, open early In June.

Miss HIMMONiJ, 8047 WALNUT Street, until June 16. AM ON THE PINES. PINES I PINES I PINES! NEWKLL HOU8G.lnthe Pine Forests. will open June 1. Boating, Bathing, Pishing.

Pur mineral and cedar waters. For circulars and advance engagements, address W. II. PKNJNOCK. jtrown's Aims, n.

j. SUBURBAN. XiriSSAHICKON INN, WJSSA TT HICKON Htallon, Chestnut Hill Branch Pennsylvsnla Hallrnad. Oiien June 'X Booms may, nteautlme. be I nsnected Tuesdays and Thut uara.

oeiween ami r. i J. K. Kl.NOSLKV A Proprietors: Alsoof the Continental. I OTEL BEECHWOOD, je 'II TOWN STATION, on P.

JENKIN. 10 miles from Ninth and oreen, Philadelphia. Open Juno UQOins may oe inspected alter '1 v. dally, K. W.

i'AKK. Proprietor, Jsnklntown. Pa. WE'RE going to move into our New Stores at Eightli and Arch Streets in about ten weeks, or about tho 1st of September, and we don't want to drag our present stock with us. We want to start in at our New Stores with a fresh stock, so we're going to sell everything in the Chestnut Street Store at naif regular prices.

So for the next ten weeks there will be, fresh bargains cropping out in every department. We're going to begin sell ing off for half to day. The Silk Bargains to day: 3,000 yards of imported Black Surahs, made to be sold for $1 a yard. These are to go at 69c. a yard.

About 1,500 yards of Figured Bengalines and China Silks to be sold at 75c. a yard. The same goods that we have been selling at $1 and $1.25 a yard. What's left of those excellent quality Surah Twilled Black and White Checks to go at 65c. a yard.

The regular pricu was 85a Black Lace Flouncings. Chan tilly reduced to 98c. from $1.25. Chantilly, 3 designs, reduced to $1.25 from $1.65. Chantilly reduced to $1.42 from $1.75.

Chantilly reduced to $1.75 from $2.25. Two special patterns reduced to $1.98 from $3. Three patterns reduced to $2.68 from $3.25. A beautiful Chantilly Flouncing reduced to $3.95 from $5. Hand run Spanish Flouncing reduced to $4.94 from $6.

Platte Val. Flouncings reduced to 50c, 60c, 75c, 83c. and 95c. Drapery Nets, all the latest effects, at naif. Pique Flouncings reduced to one third the regular prices.

MARKS BROS 1332 CHESTNUT ST. Waukenph't. RICH DELICATE PURE. DAISY CREAM SALAD DRESSING GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Corner HROADand MONTGOMERY Ave. NEW AMERICAN OPKBA COMPANY.

Guntav Hlnrlchs Proprietor 25c To KlKlit, Thurwinv and Shc. JNlguts. IL THOVATOHE. 50a To Morrow and Friday Nighisand Grand Matinee Siuurrttvy at 75c. CHI MKS OF NORMANDY.

Keutn on sale at Grand Oner a House and Owen A felmpson'ft, 14'23 Chestnut street. Next weeit rtiK huiuvmiain uinu FOREPAUGH'S CASINO. To Nl.ht! To NlKht! To Nlghtl FR A D1AVOLO. Itn M.ti at. lilt hnHtnnt al.roAL Prtntlnantal and Lafavetle Hotels and Casino.

Coming Next Week KATINITZA. BASE BALL TO DAY (TUESDAY). Athletic Grounds, 2tlth and streets ATHLKTIO vs. CLKVKLAND, ATHLKTIO vs. CLEVELAND.

50c: boys, 5c Grand stand free. Reserved reals. Mfic. extra. IMav at 4.

Umpi re McQiiBld. THE GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM, 708 CH ESTNUT street Admission, 25 ccnus. (Gentlemen only.l The human frame revealed in all conditions of health and disease, from the cradle to the grave. U0.UO0 extraonliuaryarouders. Open trom a A.

M. till 10 M. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. OPEN EVERY DAY. Admission.

2fic Children. lOo QYCLORAMAOP JERUSALEM ON THK DAY OF THR rnncrFIXtOX BROAD AND CHERRY. Open Day and Evening. AltCttCriX SalCS. CUSTOM HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, Collector's Office.

June 4, 1888 Government Bale. There will be sold at public auc lion, at the United 8tats public storps, Iock ntreet, near Third street, at 10 o'clock A. on Tuesday, June 241. quantity of unclaimed and bonded merchandise. Catalogues giving lull particulars will be furnished earlv on the morning of the sale, JOHN A A A I Collector.

JACOBS AUCTIONEERS, 227 HOfJTH Htreet. Isaacs' Pawnbroker's Rale of Ladies' an dents Clothing, Watches, Jewelry. No. 60.1 12 Royal sr. John 8ewlng Machine, Bedding, on TUESDAY.

June 19. Order of JOaE ISAACS, 17itt RIDGK Avenue. proposals. REASlTirEPART'M KICK Ob" THE SECRETARY, WAHHINd TON. 1.

June 13. 1888. sealed propoal8 will ta received at this uenartmeni until a ciocK I. M. THURSDAY.

July 12. 1888. for supplying Wilton Carpet and 1 B.OOO yards of liody RrusKels Carpet with the necessary Carpet Borders, and IfMKM) yards of Carpet Lining. Instructions to bidders will be furnished upon application to this otltce. The right to rejfctanv and all bids and to waive defects Is reserved.

No contract will be en tered Into for the carpet above referred to until Congress shall have made the necessary appro Nation therefor. Proposals should be addressed the (Secretary of the Treasury and endorsed. Proposals for Supplying Carpet and Lining." UGH a THOM PSO.V, Acting Secretary. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ST A TIONKItV. Furniture.

Kuel and other Sup piles. Incompliance with the OonstltuMon and laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I hereby Invite sealed proposals, at prices below maximum rates fixed In schedules, to furnish stationery, fur niture, met ana oilier supplies ror ine several ae. part men ts of the State Government, and for making repairs In the several departments, and lor tha distribution of the nubile documents for the year ending th 9 rat Monday of June, A. D. 1889.

Benarate cronosals will be received and separata contracts awarded as announced in said schedules. Each oroDosul must be accompanied oy a bona with approved sureties, conditioned lor the faith ul performance of the contract, and addressed ana delivered to me befarm twelve o'clock Tuesday, the loth day of July, A. D. 1HK8, at which time the proposal will be opened and contracts awarded, in the Reception Room of the Executive, Department at uarrisDurg. Blank bonds and schedules containing all neces sary Information can be obtained on application at Uili Department.

CHARLES W. STONB, Secretary ot the Commonwealth. Safe Jlcposit Capital full paid, 11,000,000.. Vy 111 Hi UUAnAflTKJl, TRUST AMU SAtK Uhnwu ULttrAaT, rins. 010, in anu ovj ii i nireei.

Rents WAFKl.nt t). 10, 14, liU aud t) M), la Its Burglar proof Vaults. Receives for safe under gttarantea. Valuable Papers, Uold and Silver ALLOWS iNTEItRST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY. Acts as F.seciitor, Administrator, Onardlan, As.

slgnee, Receiver, anil executes THUHT4 ofevery kind. All Trust Funds are kept separata and apart from the assets of the Company and Invested In the names of ttis parties for whose bens, tit they are beld. RECKIPT FOR ANT) SAFELY KEEP WILLS WITHOUT CIIAROH. For further Information sail at lb.ofllo.or ssaa for a circular. THOMASOOCHHAN.Presldent.

KOWAltDC. KNIcHIT, Vlco President HARRY 1. OKLANY, Treasurer. JOHN J. OII.ROY.

MecroUry. IlICUAHUU WINSIIIPrrustOfllosa Dimficrnn? Thomas Cochran, W. Rotch Wlster, Kdward C. nliilit J. Rarlow Mnorhead, Thomas MacKellaft John J.

Htadlger, Dickinson Sergeant, Aaron Fries, Charles A. Sparks, Joseph JrH Clayton Jfreuon, Hlchard Y. ivnk. financiat. JROWN BROTHERS A CO.

E. Cor. FOURTH and CHESTNUT St. Issue Circular Credits for Trailers AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS Of THB WORLD. 2 JAMISON A BANKER, THIRD AND CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.

our Imp'd MAKERS OV I I viNRRnnnsc ill J.11U U11UUU Opm Hint Low, On, inff. aL tut, inn. Rhnrr. Heading. 2W 2013 16 21)'i 29 16 12,870 lhlgh Val SSii 62)4 52J4 68 Leli.

Val. 1st in. gt Paul 63i 631, B3, 2,20) Penna bi'i 62SS 61 6M," l'JO Nor. Pacific 23' 23 2 a Nor. Pacific 5M," 5W, 60 2,160 Oregon and Trans.

23). 23J, CO Jersey Central 82 loo Hunt Bit. i 18 IS 13 17U 640 HuntiBd. Tp. 41 41).

iH 41X 660 t'alawlssaid 2 Catawlssa 1st pf. 68(4 Mlneblll 5 63 16 Erie 2t, Penna. Steel Co. 180 ISO 63 Norf. A West.

pf. 47 47 2oO 68 loo Norrlstown 120 6 Utile Schuylkill 04 10 W. N. Y. A Pa.

UJK 2X THE BEST NUTRITIVE TONIC JOB Impaired Dttcestlon, Malnutrition, In Convalescence, Pulmonary and Throat Dlsenns, A SOVEREIGN REMEDY For the Weak and Dnb.l.iatAd. Indorsed br all Pliynlclnn throughout inv t'lviiuvu vwonu. PnoPiwann Prn ra Mawta av Pima the world renowned sonclftUftt on milmnnarv dla Johann Hofp's Malt Extract as follows: "I can highly recommend this pleanant remedy In restoring weakened digestion. Asa large number of pitlentfi lak the necessary power to disest flotld food, and would, through the use of stimulants, be merely excited and weakened, ttierefore I regard It of Immense value to the Practitioner to bring to his aid a pleasant remedy like the Genuine Johantj Hofp's Malt Extract, which will act not onlv as a tonic but us a nutritive as well, and which Isles exciting than wlneasastlmulant." JOHANN HOFF, RF.R1.I.V, P1RIS, VIKNV. EISNER MENDELSON CO.

Kolo Agent. 330 Race Street. Philadelphia, lit IV Art nf VrMiidulnnt; Imllnllnna Trip Genuine has the siiriiatureof uJohnnn If oiT" on the neck, and comes in flat, squatty bottles wit. ueruittn IjHupi mereon. TAKE NO OTHER.

EDGAR. On 10th. Frances widow nfthelatA James Edgar, aged 100 rears, 7 months and 25 days. Funeral this morning at 10.30, at 1519 Sansom street FERRY. On 15th, Sarah, daughter of the lata ernaru ana Marv lerrv.

Funeral this mnrnlnv at 30. from 1918 Buttonwood street. Ff SR. On l.llli Fish In the Alth tnnr of his age. Funeral at 064 Larch street to day at 2.

on luth, Bernard, son of Ber nara ana Ivste liallairher. aged 13 months. Fune ral to day at 2, from 2411 Ashburton street OARDETTE. On Hunday, June 17, 188a In bis 85th year, Kmlle B. Gardette, M.

D. Hts friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence. 910 Walnut street, at 10.15 A. precisely, Wednesday. Interment private.

OLENNINQ On 16th. Thomas Olennlmr. aged 49 years. Funeral to day at 12.30, from 912 North Front street GltlER On lfllh. Rnrah wife of the Ufa llenry Grieb.

in the 73d vear nt her ape. Funeral Wednesday at 4, at 62d North Twenty second street. GROERL. On Iflth. Prnt.

T.nnl Frftntr npnnhl IntheOOihyear of his age. Funeral to day at 3, from 2927 Poplar street. HfGGINa On 18th. John, son ot Martin and Mary Higgins, ased 6 years and 3 months. Funeral to day at 3.

from 2850 Hummer street HUTCHlNsON. On 16th. Phoebe Chew, widow of Eber Hutchinson, aged 70 years. Funeral today at 3, from 1 105 Evans street JO YN ES. On 1 Bth, George a.

twin son of Richmond and Mary Joynes, aged 5 years aud 1 week. KEA9BY. In Salem, N. on 16th. Qulnton easily, aged 60 years.

Funeral from 297 East Broadway. Halem. this morning at 10.3a KEICHL1NE. June 18, Colonel W. H.

Ketch line. 426 Franklin street. Due notice of the funeral will be given. KJOWLKS. On 16th, Frank E.

son of Frank C. and Annie M. Knowles, aged 2 years and 6 months. Funeral to day at from Clifton Heights, Delawure county. LE.SSNER.

On 3 6th. George, son of George T. and Lessner, aged 5 veara. Funeral at 1333 Randolph street, this afternoon. LOtJDENSLAGER.

On 17th, Joseph son of the late George and Rebecca Loudenslager, In the 6'2d year of his age. Fuueral this evening at 9, at 720 Christian street LUTZ. 0n 18th, Mary May Lutz, daughter of John and the late Lina Lutz. In the 19th vear of her age. Funeral from 712 East Thompson street, to day at 1.

McCLAY. On 16th, Samuel McClay, aged 53 years. Funeral Wednesday morning at 11, lrotn 8825 Aspen street McOiNNIS. On 15th. Hannah, wife of Daniel McOlnnls.

aged 35 years. Funeral this morning at 7.30, from 115 Green street McK ENN A. On 17th, John son of John and the late Mary McKenna, aged 23 years. Funeral Wednesday morning, at 8, from Island road and Eighty seventh street. MALLON.

On 10th, Annie, wife of the late James Mallon. Funeral this morning, at 7i, from rear of 1302 Germantowu avenue. MARTIN. On 17th, Walter Raymond, son of Nathaniel and Mary Ann Martin, aged 17 months. Funeral at 1229 Cadurnlarier Ktrnut.

WetlnHfulnv. at 2. MERRITT. On lath, Susie, wife of Alexis O. ajerruu i unerai 10 aay, at 2, from 612 Washington avenue.

1 1 I If rtn nr vu ler and dnughter of Mary and" the late John B. agen in years. Mineral this morning, at 7, from 1218 Lelthgow street NIXON. suddenly, on Saturday morning, June 10. of paralysis of the heart.

Martin Nixon. In bis ist year. Services and Interment private. O'SHEA. On 18th, Elsie.

daughter of John and Kate U'Nhea. aged 3 months. Funeral tA dav. At 1. from 1012 Clare street.

PRENTZEL. On 17th. Anna Marmret. relict samuei v. rrentzei ana aaugnter or the late Frederick Hoffman.

PULASKI. On 17th. at SOnS Rldre sninlis REEVES. On 15th. Clara wire of Wsttar Reeves, aged 29 veara Funeral to dav At 12 fmm vi nuicniuson street RIDDELL On 16th.

William TT. Rlddell. snn of Hannah R. Armstrong and the late Richard Riddell. Funeral to day at 2 from 132 North wenty tniro street.

ROY. On 10th. Michael Rnv. amd 7.1. fnnsnl this morning at 7H, from Mill street.

Branchtown. 8AFFER. On 17th. William F. Safler, aged 80 years.

Funeral this evening at 9, at 712 Tusker irevk SirAW. Onlflth.SamnelC son of Samuel fl and the late Elizabeth 8haw, In the 63d year of mange, cuuerai tu uay at irom an juitanna street. 8H ETTSLtNE. On 17th. TTnnnnh wlfenl Tnhn Shettsline.

aged 95 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 2. from 1236 Brown street 8HRrJBSHALL. On 16th. Genres Shruhshall.

8 jcai ruiierm iruui nortn roriy fourth street to day at 2l SMITH. On 16th, Sarah daughter of Gideon u. rmum. oi uaningion, nariora cou nty, JUU. SMITH.

On 17th. William B. Smith, aged 85 yeitra, uuenti at zura Area atreet. at 3 VEfTINGER On 17th. at 1739 Thomnsnn street, William J.

Veltlmier. son in law of the late 'inomas ana Catharine Porter. WALKER. On 17th. Sallle T.

WRIGHT. On Kith. Emma Wrlrht wtr nf John A. Wright Funeral at Bryn Mawr, this HIV1UIU HPh Weekly Mortality. The nnmberof deaths In the cltv for tha weelr ending at noon on Saturday was 353, sn Increase of 83 from the previous week and an increase ot 12 trom the same period of last year, ill the whole number 212 were adults and 141 children, 84 being under 1 yearof age: 185 were males, 108 females.

81 hoys. OO girls 237 were natives ol the United statesand 101 wereof foreign birth. The principal causes of death were: Apoplexv, Hrlght's disease, 3: cancer, 10: croup 1 conges tion oi tneorain. in: congestion or tne iunirs. cholera infantum, consumption, 49; convul sions, 18 dehiiity.

14 diphtheria. 4 diarrhoea. 1 dropsy, 6 disease of the heart 21 scarlet fever, 4: ivnnoin tever. 14: tnnammatton or inehrAln 17 Inflammation of the stomach and bowels, 16 Inflammation of the lungs. 14 Inanition.

10; marasmus, 15; old age. 16; laralysls, lUAII pux. O. special Notices. rss THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD CO.

l'li Kmiib FOURTH Ktreet JuneB. 1RRR. Notice In nlven that, an nrovlded fop In the Reorganization the principal of the old General Mortgage HoihIn, with IntcreHt accrued and unpaid tr July 1, 1HS8, will be purchased In cash on and after June Hit, at the office of Mennra, Irexel A Philadelphia, trom and after wlilcU date Interest on said bondn will ceano. au mi uuKtsiK, PreBldenf. (Mnfirmlna the above notice, lamed bv The Philadelphia and Heading Kail road Company, we further announce that our certlllrnieM InniumI under the Plan of Reoreanlzutlon for The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company' nx and leven percent.

General Mortgage Itondnwtlt be redeemed by us In cash on and after June UK, 1H8H. Interest will cease on nald certificates after June B0. 1HH8. In order to prevent Inconvenience to certificate holder we will be nrenared to receive the name on and after June 25, and give In exchange therefor our checks payable Juue U0, 18HH. THE PHILADELPHIA AD RKADINQ RAIL KOAU COMPANY.

227Hoih FOURTH Htreet. PifiLADtci.piiiA, June 0, The nrlnclnal of all outtHntidltiE uteri I tig snrln. with Interest to July 1, 1HHH, will be paid on Monday, July 1HHH, at the olllce ot aMe.tsrn. Drexel A Philadelphia, after which date Interest will cease. European holders may preHent their scrip Messrs, J.

H. Morgan A Ca, who are aulhorlsea purchase the same. GENERAL OFFICE LEHIGH VALLEY KAILROAD COMPANY. '2'2H SOUTH TUIHU BTItEK'l', JttnS 12, 1HHH. The Bosrd of Utri tors or the Ihlvh Vallev Railroad Company have this day declared a quarterly dividend of ONE AN1J ONE QUAIU'EH I'rtt nnyahle at this office on and after MONDAY.

Julv 10. 1HHH. to the holders of the capital stock as they stand registered on the hooks the Company at 3 P. M. this dav.

On SATURDAY, July 14, 1888. dividends will paid lo women only. w. a ijiikknuh. Treasurer.

Stjal Notices. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NO. 4. FOR TUB COUNTY OP PHILAUlOr hi A.

June Term, ihhn. no. 710. Notice Is hereby given that aniillcatlon will ha mude to tbe above Court on HATURDAY, tbe fourteenth day of July, A. D.

1HHH, at 10 o'clock 111 WUflUHIItV TTIlll VHV iUVIIU1n UI VIIV Actor Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, An Act to Provide for the In corporation and Regulation of Certain Corporations," approved April 'J0. 1874, and the supple ment inuretu, lur uiw vnnrier oi mn inieuuea corporation to be called TMR PIULADKLPH1A AHT1ZANS' POLITICAL AHSOCIATION, as set forth tr the petition now on file In the Prothono tary's office, the character and object of which la to organize a ciuo lor improvement aua aa vauueiuent. ana lor social emovments. FKAXSCI4 A. OallOUKN, Solicitor.

larged and thoroughly renovated. Opens June 15 MR, and MRS. JAMES STOKES. PITNEY, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVENUE. ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. Address, Miss A. L. C.

KENT. TTOTEL MONONOAHELA AND DU a uuKHNE turi'AOK. Atlantic and Ken tucky avenues, now open, lock box 3H. RAWER, MOORE A JAMESON. HARR HOUSE, tiouth Carollua a' South Carollua avenue, near the Beach.

MRS. A. C. HARR. THE "MARGATE." SAMUEL KIRBY, Proprletot OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

HOTEL EMERSON, S. C. NEAR the Owao and Hot Baths: thoroughly 1 neaiea, raoaorn improvements, eiecino Telephone Sn. 93. rtamuel J.

Young, Proprietor. rpHE ELDREDGE," SOUTH CARO a JjIINA Avenue. Three nues' watic to ocean and depoL AU modern Improvements. rpHE MINNEOUA. One souare from P.ARR.IL.1 sonare from Ocean, Pacific, near Arkansas ave, Undera'd drain, age, city water.

Hend for circular. W.J. COWLEY. THE BEACH NORTH CARO LINA avenue, Atlantic Cltv. HADDON HALL, UAI1DON HALL.

KDWIN LIPPTNOOTT. HPHE NEW BERKELEY, a A wn fl tivdwt.w.v B. VT. 8PENCB, Proprietor. PENN' A Avenue, NEAR THE BEACH.

METROPOLITAN, Massachusetts and Atlantic A venues. Under new manuitemenu M. C. ANDREWS. tSbNCE DE J.

Na 1809 PACIFIC AVENUE. One block from beach. Unohstrnctedocean view. Cuisine ana appointments nrst class. HOUSE, COR.

KEN XV TUCK and PACI FIC Aves. Oood location. Terms moderate. R. POLLOCK.

HOTEL PEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, NEAR PACIFIC AVENUE. Cheerful, Homelike, Rest Attention. Open all the year. wakkm a. jauuuy, Manager.

THE BRYN MAWR, S. Carolina near Beach; open all year; new house, ele gantly furnished, every improvement, J. C. Keffer. rpHE REST," ATLANTIC CITY, 28 Ja.

renn remr nea. jower terms ror June UTHERF0RD VILLA FIFTH i vear. Larae bed rooms: first class table: moderate rates. SURF PLACE and PACIFIC Avenue. F.

u. KLWUUD. TTOTELGILSEY, OCEAN END CONN. I FULL OCEAN VIEW. Electric bells and eas throuahout.

Lare rooms, with hlirh ceillnirs. Beds and laolb nrst class, unenjunei to October I. P. N. K.

mm WKN Proprietor. A TLANTIO CITY, N. J. THE ST. X.

CIIA KLES," jrrand location, 5 acres lawn to ocean ou.uuu sq. il porcues. nem oi very ning. ffHE CLIFTON, COB. ATLANTIC AND wwiJiUiiiJu avenues.

Atlantic city, j. JOSEPH kaulk, Proprietor. THE IDAHO, 26 ILLINOIS AVENUE, eleaantlv furnished, excellent cuWine. Pine Ocean view. Terms moderate.

MISS M. 110UK. CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC between Rhode Island and Vermont avea. run ocean view, oitvt. a.

r. wAniunuiufl. CHICAGO COTTAGE, KENTUCKY Avenue, near the Beach. M8. JtlHN A.

STA11U CHATHAM. PARK PLACE. OPP. Hrhrhton. Newly furnished.

Now open nnior new management. ti. u. rtui.ijii's. fCfTlHE MENTONE." JL SOUTH CAROLI.VA below Pacific.

near the ocean. am k. jauheitv. CEAN HOUSE. Corner tXJNNECTICTIT and PAPTFIf! At.

I nues. opens June 27. J. A. kkiu, Manager.

SENATE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Grand view of ocean. Electric hells anJ modern Improvements. Thoroughly heated.

THE RENOVO, TENNEHHKR Avenne, near the Beach. open tor ih season. w. k. uhkkbemas.

THE ELKTON. NOW OPEN. KENTUCKY AVFNtTK. A. P.

MO KRIS. rpHE BELMONT, S. E. COR. PACIFIC aou Avenues.

Pleasant loca tion; Iss y. JONES. rpHE WELLINGTON, Ocean end Ken a. last season anu nana soraely furn'd. Open all the vear.

A. a HUNTER. TNGLESIDE. KENTUCKY AVENUE. a luo eel irom we iieaco.

rerms sionerate. MRS. E. WILE. rpHE WINDSOR, OCR AN END OK ILLINOIS The nrlalnal Herketey will he run In oonneo tlon with the WINDSOR alter alerailons can be made.

O. WATKHS. CEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, kj j. upen sit tne vear. Kvery improve menu aaevatoraniait Hatnsin niuse.

CHARLES EVANS, Proprietor. OTEL NORMANDIB COR. PKVTSTA. AD ATLANTTC AVWWTTKi FIRST CLASS IN ITS APPOINTMENTS, Open all year. 30 R.

FLANTOKV. TACKSON HOUSE, OCEAN END OF rj houih CAKUiiinA Avenue, upenaiiyear. Telephone 8ft. MRS. S.

ff. SWEENY. II OTEL ALLEN. PACIFIC ARK AN ment Newly Furnished, Thorough and Complete ill an itsijepartuienis, jua, b. uavib, HE WAVERLY OPEN ALL THE Floe sun parlors.

Coach meets trains. MKH. J. L. BRYANT.

TERMONT HOUSE, OUKAN ESD ATLANTIC AVKNUR. Open all Uto year. New manaKement. Coseh meets ailtrains, i eiennone ita i. ihjhksi rpHE CATARACT," OPEN MARCH jl.

unaer aciri ntw mnnannww. ttnen tit year. A. J. KINd, Proprietor.

Formerly of Manstou House, Mt Carbon, Pa, DENVER HOUSE, N. Carolina A bel. Atlantic Kvervthlnr new. House remod eled. P.O.

Box 1 'J7. Open all th. year. A. Hcbnaldsr.

SHIRLEY, OCEAN END KENTUCKY avenue. Htenm heat Rest appolntm.utA MRS. M. T. HODTH ALL, ot Washington, I).

mHR NOBwnrin. OCEAN KND OF KFNTUCKY AVErTCR MRS, r. ALHKKI.T. KH, M. N.

RKKDEH. IEWITT HOUSE, PENNA. AND PA lm. vlr lw Avenuea ti. At o.

uruv iu TlTCHEN'S COTTAGE.COR. ATLAN aatk Kboa. isiana avss, M. a. uuoummoo.

mo RENT ON OCEAN AVENUE, jk. near tne oeaco. bsv.ii nooms, vary cneap, Apply or address, LOU1B SfENKB, 107 OCEAM AvsntN. V. Total sales, 20,267 shares.

BONUS. 300 City 6s. untaxed, 1HS9. 100 City e. untaxed.

800 City 6s. untaxed. 1BD5 S.000 Col. and tin. Midland 6s 2,000 Lehigh VhI.

cons. m. 6s, 3.000 Nor. Pacific 3d in. On 10n lo 92 2.000 N.

Phil, atid Norf. 1st m. Us. 1IH1 6.000 Cln. and SU Louis 7s, reg.

1'2IX 2.OO0 Penna. Co. (Is 1IK1U l.OOO Phlla. and Erie 6s 115 4.000 Penna. and N.

V. (Anal 7s. 1890 llfiJ 1B3.OO0 Itnullng Ren. ra. 4s, receipts, Hsij S6.0O0 Beading een.

in. 4s. receipts hmi 5(K) Nav. 1st ra. 6s, 9ft Schuyl.

Blver KustNidebs 104 900 State 4s. 1HI2 119 15.0O0 Texas Pacific 2d m. 3H wyn lexaa rue nr. iaim. scrip.

H.I 79 Texas Pacific 1st m. surln 670 Western N. V. and Pa. 2d m.

Total sales. 1219,537. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Theat and Corn Lower Oats Steady. Rotter Firm Eggs Steady.

Monday, June 18. Belter crop reports kept the grain markets moving downward again to day. Wbeat Is trom nlc. lower. Keceipts were G9S bushels; shipments.

670 busbels; stock, bushels; Inspections, one car of rejected. Options Included 10,000 bushels of July early In tbe day at 89c, and 16,000 bushels of August at Spot sales included 600 bushels of rejected Id grain depot at 94c Options closed at 93a9ac, for lor July; SSaSS4c. for August and for September. The visible supply shows an Increase of 506,117 bushels. Corn Is la2c.

lower. The course of tbe option market has been downward for some weeks, and as the tendency Is SUM toward lower prices local traders are holding oft and only buying sucb spot lota as are actually needed. Business was stagnant at the Commercial Exchange to day. No. 2 blgb mixed and yellow is nominally worth 61a.

and No. 2 mixed 60c. Receipts were 6,175 bushels; shipments, 4,766 busuels; slock, 82,. 087 busbels. Inspections, 85 cars, including 82 cars of No.

2 mixed. The visible supply shows an Increase of 1,343,508 bushels. Options closed at 57a5ia lor June and July; 678580. for August, and 68u58jjc. for Sop.

tember. Oats are steady. Spot sales Included MO busbels No. 2 white on track at 1,800 ousneis ungrauea wnue at vw Dusnets No. 8 wblte at 44'.

No. 2 white In grnln depot ta beld at 45c. Receipts were 7,308 bushels; shipments, 6,871 busbels; stuck, 44.050 busbels; Inspections, 12 cars. The visible supply shows an Increase nf 447,687 bushels. Options closed for June: 8232c.

for July; (Jii3uc. for August, and 84nH5c. for (September. Eggs are steady at 17al7'c for near by Brsts, loss off, and 17a for Western. Manl were 120 barrels and 712 crates.

The week opeus with a firm tone to the butter market. Wit the hot weather comes the opening of summer resorts, and this, coupled with tbe demand for cream and fresh milk at tho lunch counters and Ice cream saloons, creates a consumption of and cream which cutsofT tbe butler from near by dairies. The demand is therefore turned to creamery goods, which will Jirobably improve gradually In price. Manl Hta were848 tubs. 64 nrkins and 158 boxes.

Holld packed Pennsylvania creamer, extra, lHa I9c; KUiln creamery, extra, 21c Western cream Sry, extra. do. good to prime, IHbIHc; York state dairy, extra, Pennsylvania creamery, prints, strictly luncy, 2(u2lc: average extras. fair to good, 17h18c; Iresh white and streaked for packing, 10a 12c Cbolce uncolored cheese moves fairly and colored slock Is not wnnted. The market Is barely steady.

Manifests were 866 boxes. New York factory, new cheese, fancr, UVaOa; fair to rood. 8aH(c! Ohio Hats, new, taucy, W.aBSc: prime to good, THaHc. Live poultry lain better demnnd, ns many consumers desire to dress their own ohlck tns. Tbe market closed In good shape with a fair outlook.

Chickens Live fowls at llal2c. for hens and 10iallo. for mixed lots: live spring chickens, 20 e2oc. for large sizes; dressed fowls, fancy, nearby, 12c; da, western, choice and fancy, lie; falrtosood. 9a I Oc: dressed snrlnieers.

small and medium sizes. 18s22c; largs, weighing a to 4 pounds to tbe pair. 25a30a per pound. Cotton Is steady, middling uplands being Worth 10c. Refined oil Is eorler at 7Vc for 70 degree Abel test In barrels, and 8JiC for 110 degree test In cases, Flour Is steady, Pennsylvania family sold ntf8.t0 per barrel; Onlostrnlgbt attH.Oo: win ter patent at 14.905; Minnesota clear at Hand Minnesota paleut at D4.H0h4.95 per barrel.

The teed market is dull. Millet Is worth 12 and Hungarian 81.60. Winter bran Is worth 117 ,17.60 per ton tor choice and S18.50sl7.25 for iriroe. Spring bran It worth fl6.S0al8.M per aAAnvn ca rropriswrsi.