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O0ks 400. Dy: Swm'xn'a H.s. Hops, Lou H an Nam of Tim\ Lyd» D‘ Wt\ we XOVELS as ; & NG's HATS: y 0 ~Dé a C - WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 199% 0s - b Tm visit to WitkRTom Tuesday, Wednesday 1 and Thursday, June %1, 12 and- 13, At THR 0TIS HOUSE, Parlors Nos. 5 and 6, ‘fn‘lfil- B. L fulfill, M. pl; Will be at her SY RACTUSE office, No. 203 W. Fayette street, Every Batirvay. Tr Smith can tell your disease without poing any qoestions, or having any pre- tious knowledge of your complaint. 'The docter is a graduate of bath the old and mau « hool of medicine, with a practice of out ® years, and will guarantee a cure in tatarrh, - Bronchitis, - Incipient Consutap. pi dueases peculiar to men, women and glaelnc'u If »mith will be in Utica, Baggs hotel, J.e8% 6 and 70 Testimonials of cures g iin at her office when desired - If your cas ts mewrable, Mre. emith will fronkly tcl you so. nent JELLIFFE, WRIGHT & C0., LARCE SALES OF CHEESE The Offerings at This Market Over 5,000 Boxes The Prices Received Hardly Equal Last Week's Figures-The Leading 6 #-8¢ and the Ruling 6 -The Ex- change Adopts Mutual Fac- tory Insurance. There was another large offering of cheese at the Watertown Produce xchange on saturday, liver 5,00 boxes being repre- sented wore slow in considering any bids under last week's prices, but the buy» ers argnaed that the condition of the market would not warrgnut the prices paid last week,. as there was a feeling of uncertainty banging over the market which made any atreng price oitupessible. The mathet epenad shaly with bids of 8%, eents, and it was very difficult for the salesmen to get any better prices numed until near the ose, when 62, cents was reached by several factories, the bulk of the cheese bought for Philadeiphna going at that figure, A few Taney lots were quietly pig-km! up at 7 cents, but not enough was reported at that price to make it the leading theugh with pro' able more than the requisite a lots and Jun boxes changed hands at even money. Ow ing to the large offering, und the fact that salesmen were loth to scept the slight shading from last week's prices, at wus late before the reports of sales could be gathered. Titk OrFERNINq By FAcrorirs. The offering eXN‘Odi't? that of the pre- vieus week by about # boxes - The aver- age size of the lots offered was 90 buzes. or 7 boxes larger than the week before. Fif. euch, the largest offering from a single fac- tory' being from Belleville, sented and the number of cheese offe by cuch East Redman, §, Hadsall & Moore, \Ci. Dyspepstn, itheomurtem: Cancers and 12. 11. K., a . Copenhagen. 2A. Ayers lin; Bay Vaew, 50, Pillar Point Uniou, 40; In- chan River, ,) Jersey 8,0 btor, lly, Brownvalle, 5+, Windmill, 40, Day, 80, i asenmdle, @+: 95, trteans Va'tev, \4; Rextman, 133; Worthvilie, 75, Broek side, Jon, Pox Creek, 25, Miller.40, Lisk Bridge 199, Adams, TH , West Redman, 3% Tol Bruok, 18. Excelsior, 850 HMeasant Vailey, 46, bullet, @, Ball. 12, Watertown Valley, @ , Ty lerville. 42, Withatos No.2.00; Maxon, PRODUCE L | 45, Cooper (3), 206, Orleans Contre, 85; COMMISSIOX MERCHANTS, Buiter, Eggs and Poultry, 284 WasnIngtOn Strctt. Dressed Moats, £3, H4 and °6 Grace Avonus. West Wagbington Market. bh ffo, New York. Address all correspondence to Main office, ed ashington =troot. York read: shiy at 18, however, at which price Refer to Irving National Back. - E tubs dairy butter made from the 81520113 June 8, 1893, Juno 9, I. herd of J a bid Roosipta. -.. 87.400 ... 51.000 ° erscys were sold. The bidding ap . j F aporta . 12 nno “fin,“ \ 53.84 lrlwnhworkcld dearly allong tgblsxtl) with no Whit - I \ White... .....0 «@t urther aaies. n the co sales wero Reid's Improved Danish Separator! Shiy : $t (at 0 sss Proried uf sven\ faciorics._at 1640 and Cablo .. ...84@lgs Cable... 0d Lister it was rumored that threo factories Puint Vivian, 45; Riverside, 113, Parkin- Pamelia Centre, ®, Fairview, 40; Gould, fstand, 40, Empire State, 64, Uno! THE NEW YORK MARKET, ~ 22.20.0658 Market dull, noth- Market stead y , Ing doing. Facteay INsPRAANE DIRECTORS NANED The report was as follows company, the following report waandopted the advantages of this system and join t nass rmtion - and - stiggest the followin The stmplestcand Best, Has a groster & | numel gentlemen be elected by tho bon pacity than an;J other Separstor on the market. &@¥~hooml Agents wanted in the countiss of Bt. Lawrence, Joferson, Lewis, Une tiswego, Horkimer, Ham- of Jefferson and Lewis: No ueuld. H. 8 Dean, Edgar Lewis. liton, Este, Fulton, Warren For Lewis county. James Smith, H. B. crop. conditions have al p chan Another co of arter of & giittsomug‘ngahaggf” and Conk from those noted in these columns three of ot a “13:11 i “in?! dltion ® * {sugned ] . H. E. Cong, four weeks ago. Then the conditions wera | Por pound took piace in cow and sicer D. FRANK ELLIS, General Agent, R. B. seer, such as to indicate that ghe coming crop | hides today. Potadam, N. Y,. FA. Kxirr under ordinary conditions would be a fair» J. O. Cooper based 1,500 cheeso . M. ¥. _ Grorog Friars, lg good one, or at least to averago up with | ;yr Coon Bros., of Philadel! h'ia, on the examinors in the 8. N. (PLDs, ie crap of 1804, but the peculiarity of the watertown exchange Saturday E de mentof the regents of the uni. Committes. | weather. almost anprecedented, his been own ge y. versity. - An open competitive exantination for examiner in the departinent Of the regents of the university will be held at th- offoe of the civil service commission st Albany, on June 26. at 9:80 o'clock a x. Applicants may tako one or more of the following subjeoté¢ Greek, Latin. French astronomy, chemistry, physi cal “901511191\: B...} general history. ary $36) to $400 por | 25 .... year of this state. For application bisnks ad dress the New York Civil Service sion, Albany, N. ¥. Thomes Carmody Chief Examiner. jiu. 10413 EllfilehN—For exnminer and in peator in the department of the regonts of use university. Ag‘anantn must be rosidents and citizens | __ THE OPFICIAL REPORT OF SLES, t | follows. borrrer crt tl 4,307 LES OF PREVIOUS YRARS. An open competitive examination for ex- ing ealesdays of previous years. aminer and inspector in the departmen ofthe regonts of the university will bo Pate. held at the office of the New York civil serv» | 1904, , feo commnission on .Funo 27 at 9:80 o'clock A. | ..,, , x. The examination will cover the follow- N Ing subjects: Biology,. botany, _ geology,. | 1%\... physiology and hygieno. Halary $2,100 Applicants must residents and.citizen of this state. For application blanks ad dress the Now fon, Albany N. Y. Th SJON, ny. B a omas armot 0 F.} chiof examiner. Str aws a Range. Rulin faxp C001 PWG ll 8 MM -all... 188§..... .. - 3.709... 6 @ 6fe........ EXCN\NGE GLEANINGS® 7s 10. Asc. hia. - He sent a few lots to.MontrPal. P lAfinung the - factones - which reached Bhow how the wind blows. Our | Line Road. Prices are blown to atoms, Cus- tomers should blow to No. 3 Court and 4 Arsenal Sts. New lines of STRAW HATS just opened. Call and examine our stock of DERBYS, TOURIST S, | tus Bailey, CAPS, BAGS, CANES, UM- The Cook BRELLAS, HAMMOCKS, &c. 200 boxes at 65ge and 300 at 64e, care is $1 ‘par 100 porn is. The Ro: 21 checse per day. tory at Fox Creek. choese daily. , making butter. the new factory at Stone Mills Saturday. this city. Ciyy drug 61018 w hat was sold atter the board clos it is teen factories offered 100 boxes or over Following is the list of factories repre- Catups Mulls, 40, West Carthage ® Smith. ville, 35, bregling, G, Dey ors t ofters, 45, Notth Redman, 1b, B. P. Smith, 78; Mather, K0. Belloville, 100, Pitkin.40, Lor- raine, Q), North Adams,6G4, Stune (3). 145; son Bros., 25; Ontano, 122; Eames, 70; un, Hillside, 70, Line Road, Litmusund Tu8., 130. Rising Stor, 10; Wardwell Settlement, 38, Boyd, lus, Farmers', 90, Philadelpbis, 100, Spring, 80; Muzzy, 40; Cloverdale, 50; Live Btock, Union Stgck Yards, foot of West Stune Mills. 73, Cential, 46, Hill Spring. (th Straot. §, toral number lots, 76, total offering, Taylor 313111115“ James Wright, Fred L. Jol. | 5,038 The Exchango's special from Now wonld be cleared. Bidding started in slug» A brief sessiun of tho Exchange was hold at 3 ® p.w . to listen to the report of tho Layarowvrit®. June 10.-Charloe Ford cominittee appointed at a previous meeting shipped T coives to Now York Saturday. to cansilet the matter of factory insorance. The prices pald were 4 and Sc. (A; a mc‘ctlng nf‘n Gauguin? {ma sed of the undersigned members of the ater » ae bran Produce - Eachange, held fit Water | pale here today£182\ nabe crews word town, June 8. 186, to consider tho advi«a. - * a bility of Joining the counties of Lewis and offered ; 570 boxes sold at 7}fc. Thobalfrico Jeiferson with St. Lawrence .in the MutaAl pa Uheese Pam-7 and Creamery Insurance | _ You should not suffer from q@yspepelm, That wo cunghlor the idea of m-npemfiVt; ayggssgazhanfiepflliizgfi blillyi‘lllaolmssfi insurance correct, and seo no. mason why clese factory owners should not invert of DeWiW's Little E“‘& gm\. the 10 of managers as directors from the counties For Jefferson county: I. C. Cooper, 8. Lots Boxes, Price. Following are the sales at the Water- town Produce Exchange on (freSpONU' to any one porticular state of loft there are, however, certain localities where prospects are bright for a heavy yield, but as these are isolated cases they. will not cut any figure in the general result. It is a mattor of fact, however.and it will be well for our readers to recognize that the ex- . BJ@ U onl ll ... 8 .... Rie... . 6 Bi@ Me.. . 8 1841 . 8 $3 c.. .. 8 ® qsal 8 @ . . 8: . | paso sing; U 8 r4(1 Bc & g states last season. namoly Kansas ... 8 l.. fornge plant, being 7 8 of invention,\ 'other products that use]?! nrdiflmr'yéstgircumslmfnm undhwith is u: a A ant harvest were lef: to waste or were 4) boxes from Williams No. 2 at 6%°, destroyed. This being the case, then 1% 60 bores from the East Rodman factory 86 would seem natural to suppose that if the and @) bores trom the Eames factory at hay crap this season shunm be other fomge plants would be raised and 1. C. Cooper tumed over the bulk of \his harvested wig] the ideo of saving and feed- purchases to Con Urothers, | of Philadel- ing to stock, and marketing the?! as a general thing would bring the higher The ales male after the bnard clased cents wore East Rodman, Cold Brook and John M. Wileog represented the new fac- | ) . L.. & W.. 3 cars 1. Fuller made his first offering from e |_ DeWitt's Little Early Risers, gentle | f and reliable little pills, correct indiges- | ~ The receipts at Jorsoy City aro light and C w l D I R tion, relieve biliousnesa, effect pleasant | the market firmer. , Prime to fanc t & ® d ® I 1m a TeraNgmeg. Ci ST. LAWRENCE CO. DAIRY MARKEIS, Large Cheese Sells at { 1-8¢ at Canton and 7 1-8 a T 1-4c at Ogdensburg- Smail Cheese Reaches T 3-4¢ at Canton - The Potsdam ~ Exchange Grows, The Kt. Lawrence county butter is evi- dently holding its ground in the markets, from the reports published today from (Canton and Potsdain. The dairymen of that great dairy county have reason to be Emma of the reputation their products mvc attained, as evinced by the good prices bid for them. © St. Lawrence County Board of Trade. Ci¥ton, June 8. -One year aid theese sold on this board at bly: and butter at IN'je Butter seems to bear a charmed life just now, but cheese will certainly. advance mon, - The secretary bad calls for seven diiferent telegrams to give the transactions on this board this afternoon. | There seems to be a great interest in our butter siles gspecially. Thirty-eight | factories have registered 8,289 boxes of cheese and 16 creameries 932 tubs of butter. The bids on cheese were slow and slug- ish and stopped at Tc, and like grand- ather's clock it seemed, \never to go again.'' Butter commenced at l8¢ and ran up to 10c, which was refused~ Our salesmen think thefi are abused unless they can get more for butter and cheese than it's worth in New Yark. Large cheeso sold at .7%%c, twins at 74 to T%¢. Two or three weeks ngo it was mentioned that F. K. Moreland was in town and or- ganizing an insurance company among the roprietors of cheese factories. Today Mr. Moreland was again present, and by invi- tition address he gourd of trade as to the progress made. | He stated that during the past winter be had ben consulted by many dairymen throughout the coupty in regard to mutual insurance on fagtory pruperty. - An examination of the statutes ad disclosed the fact that the insurance law did not contemplate mutual Insursncé upon this class of Tropeny. But, nothing dismayed, a biH allowing it has been pro- pared by him, passed, an organization affected, and already 48 policies have been issued, and Applications are being received and policie written ova ay, The policies pow out cover $70,000, The cumxizmy is very like in form and in its practical working \to the grangers' and farmers' companies. It has capable general officers, a board of directors representing the best intelligence among facterymen, and the company is proving itself very popular among the ownem of factory gm erty. There seras no reason why it should not be as satisfactory in its workings asthe similar organizations that have proved so successful. Potsdam Produce Exchange. Porsoax, Juno 10. -In spite of the effort being made by outsiders to kill this board , the meeting of the new Potsdam Produce Excha on Saturday was the most suc- ce«sful in ity history. thero being $00 more tubs registered than ever before, and over 800 more sold. At the opening of the board 15 factories had registered &» tubs, and with four “if” present and a fis in the price st both Boston and New York over last week, it looked as though the market more had changed hands at better prices, making nearly 700 tubs sold in all, Lafargevilic Calf Market. Ogdensburg Checse Market. are bolalng for Tike. famous little pills. E. anNamee, City drug store. Hay Markets Reviewed. In its weekly review of the hay market the Hay Trade Journal says: As regards the prospects of tho com changed the treme drought in some of the 7 price. TIE LEADING HAY MARKETS man Villiage factoty is making | jows: N. Y. C., 151 cars; West Shore, 11 | Bbort cut...... cars; Erie, 60 cars; Lchigh Valle? 45 cars; Clear back..... $16.00 17 cars; * tubs. Sao . ; Pennsaylvan N. J. O., 8 cars; 0. & W., 4 cars; Vormon receipts were 750 cars day. A * The interests of the Point Vivian factory Receipts are also lighter at Brooklyn and 100 Bacon ..... are looked after at the Exchange by E105- | a better feeling is manifested. If ssgeipés g: £31.11}??? Squaw Bologna ... * ds continue light for a fow days a alig factory at Denmark iS NOW | yanee may follo®. Top grades show the poorer grades ato arge bales, $14.50@§10.50; fmir to . 12@413; clover and clover } such ss to knock these fair prospects It was about T a clock when President higher than a kite, Excessive calla called the Exchange to order to listen to the official repurt of sales which was as heavy. damp weather, and unususl frosts, with the varieties of the four natural seasons thrown or condensed into a few weeks, has t of things very material- ly. and predictions can new be made to a cortainty that the crop will undoubtedly be an extremely short one, No matter what may be the conditions during the present month, when as & usual thing, in most of Leading. price..... c.. 2........ 6°6 cents the northern states at least, the bay crop is HONG PDMCR. .. cc ee ke 6k +66 666 633 cents made and as no average one can be expected. These conditions, generally spéak- ing, prevail throughout the length and breadth of the land, and are not confliaéd ty: and Iowa, plainly demonstrated that while an extremo drought or other unfavorable conditions might cut off some Janina!” e mother a short one, ay, which ET8 At Now York receipts of hay have fall AB. Virkler telephoned from Cartharo off over 100 per cents.p from those of «if; : wg ee 8G Tags Samrday evening that he had purchased previous week. In spite of this fact the gzzge-ggcil‘é...u®lm Ourgungmo-ol. @5 market shows no change and prices remai a t* The express rate on «heese in refrigerator stationary. 8 P re ' in Q’mhon'gnlAJ' ite Amp. The receipts for the week were as fol- | Butt pork boi.. 23.90 1 Puro lard 9 | - keen, $ T5¢. M. E. Coon, the Philadelphia _ cheese ch’fl‘i‘geigflyffgufzgemmket is | steady dfhofi dealer, spent Sunday with W. O. Bail, of and weak Receipt are liberal and lower % pple, pt . Lomon®.; ... ...... Looe. sare. Sep L0; fair to PncapPes Po., Wage 'Btrawb ries »...... 110 “s y ? Watertown Grange. The meeting of Watertown grange Satur- day was largely attended, the occasion being the conferring of, the third and fourth degrees, followed by on old-time feast, and in the afternoon | an address by the Rev. D. L. R. Libby, and a - paper by that veteran granger and farmer, A. P. Rigourney. the grange was opene d in due form by Worthy Master Dunlap, at I1 1. » , with every officer present | exupt one The third and fourth degrees were conferred on seven, and demits were granted to two. The next meéting will be (Children's day, and dinner will be sorevd at 120 olelock followed by the exercises | There wall be strawberries and cake For all George F. Correy and wite are at the head of the table commuttte, and all whoso names begin with the letter C are requested to be present ind hlp them, It will be an open meeting | Come and bring the children, | The exerm nes will be under | the- supervision of Mrs - William Hart and Mrs. C. 8. Woodruf!, and will in all probability strpa«s those of any previous year. | Every member who is 70 years of age or over is e~mpecially invited to bo present, as special tables will bu spread for them with the other children. Let there be a full attend ince The address of Rev 1) L K. Libby was very interesting, and was listned to with great intrest, He told us of the condition of the farming class us he had seen _ them in many parts of the old | world _ He satd the tendency of the | times was towards closer organization, and that this was an ago of progress. He alluded to the wonder: ful advancersent made in all professions in this generation. and suid that we had only begun to receive The benefits | that were in store for us, and which would soon be brought out by inventors and scientists. - His address was replete with good thinfis‘. May he come again was the wish of a Mr. Higourney, in bis paper, ''What I Havo Seen and Heard in 80 Years,\ gave Pa review of the most important events which bad occurred during his long and busy life, | Me attended in 1818 the first fair ever held by the Jefferson Count Agricultural society. *The fair was held on the north side of the river, a lttle east of Leray street in this city. The first president of the society.. Leray: Do Chou» mont. - delivered the address, | Mr. Sigour- Evans on the 22d of August, 1828, which was a public execution. The veteran farmer also rode in one of the first railway conches, which contained sents for siz passengers each, Mr big- ourney has taken a prominent place dur. ing his long life in the history of Jeffer- son county, and now, in his 86th year, retains in a remarkable way the vigor of his carly life, both ghyslmlly and men- tally, His eyo is as bright, his mind as keen, and his stop is as brisk as may bo found in many men 2% years younger than be. When occision demands Barn?“ DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saivo. It ts cool- ing to - burns, aw? pain - instantly, eanses, a porfect healer for scalds or akin wanna. Always cures piles. E. C. VanNemes, City drug\ store. WATERTOWN MARKETS, Tura Orrict, Monday, June 10, Eggs are more plenty and 11 cents is becoming & more general price for crate stock, - The range is 11 to 12 cents, But 'very Hitlo butter was offered to- day. Prices aro 15 and 10 conte. The Strawberry Market. The receipts of berrica this morning were large and afgregated about 2,200 quarts. | Tho fruit received from Onon- daga county was of good quality, though the ban-rial,y bgng icked from old beds, were small | The shipments of southern berries were not in as gonad condition as the Now York state 'conts per quark and even less. hep; in this section is ro to be uninjure begun to ripen. Market Briefs. Watertown Calf Market. again next Monday, June 17. Jobbers' Prices to Dealers. FLOUR pring Pat$L.908G5.10 Coro meal bitd ED. Corn nae-1&0!) anaills ....... $3 Oil memi......... 95 ha suoars. 5 18 Wihdadr A...... Powdered... Granulated ...... 4 88 | Yellows .....5 MB won New Orieans, rtéggv . Centrifugal, choice.. Now Uricans.cholco.. O>ntrifugal, aree on ma ev nee n ewe se ce 66280000 0 (2 cer ea er e+ White drips.... n good TRVR.. i.. ..... Carolina'..... pmEKD FRUIT. ounmcau‘mpo Ib. Oherrics...... ... «aso B Prunes, Sultanas, Citron.. ostizzn. Lt PORK AND L FRESH MEATS. The Adams factory is turning O06 15 | ontral)'0 cars; B. & U., 2 Cts; fiver | Steer bees.87.6k08® 50 Cow beof...., m . , boats, 80 cars: canal boats, 64 cars. \'Total é Ed. Holloway shipped 64 chree from the | gao oars, against 1.186 cars tho provions | Steor fore quar., Xarth Adams factory to Montreal week, For the samd week a year ago SMOKBD MEA 48s. Hams...... 104011%o shoulders..-......;l Dried beet.... léo Frankforts .« FIBH® most strength. Prime to fancy, 80); No. 1, “Rffi-m’ggfi (¥4 533m”, mafia; PJ Salt cod., bricks. ®@So Mackerel, 14 bil. trESE FAUTTR. gas see eer e+ vEGETABLES. Brans medium bushel ......) $2.15 String | beans Farmers' Wholesale Prices. Grass mule.... liwl« R F Crates 11& ite | Hasket lot#..... Ifo ap . -Today's quetations on live stock nro: Veats, $4 to $o per hundred; bulls, oth hop, $4.70 to $5; good Diddl msr D MFATS. 0 5° Bech ste s ewt 14 c naka Nn sor hea w l9j3 faed pere 133 C HHL a s a Nde FRET S Green hard...... $2.00 apd prituc$1 15@% 23 an' s $390 86, butter. New Y ran T ine 10 -1 p. an-[Special.] Beurs 15, 'H pauclages, Receipts are 1dberu, : od The op uing is unchanged wodedes fairly active, Cre hors state and Penn .extras... .18 Wo san atras 1. t i ce birs Broon ds \ U . m subs hail brhins. tubs extr bings . . Becar Is . 20. rubs famey * 109 First« Ben is babs lut ds, . £0 kee Lheese. <\ dn p*>, 8,40 boxes. The market Retailers' Prices. nUTTEI AND £008, butter, in jars,....l80 Butter, creamery. to Eggs, por dos... lis Neufohatel..........Bo Full cream oll... . plbad 'i y's cream, Edam kee + + ite Club house T AND aMoKED FISH, too. Fiopan Haddio.12160. |, Co d Fee Mackerel. ,.. 10@1 51mg. yer box. 25c. Potatoos.. bu..... $70. New onions b'nch..o 109, Tomatoes, ib.. .... . leds, bunch....... 1 Rertmmnuaa on Le'tuce. bunoh.. apo Cucumbers, ea .5 lug Astaracus bun 6.9% Now cabtage, ib New potators.pk Suo Massina cranges!0 « Hananas,.doz.. e. Cal, Ntraw brrirs.qt 1#f150 Lemons, doz 504 c ney witnessed the execution of murderer | ablo Ralsins,$10.4- Cuff-nu .. 100. i np. A ppies.1:}k4@LG zo @ lated b sUGA runulgted.. F o wd ,. ..« 80 0 XXXX Powe'a. to ko byrup, porgal.85@#0 \inscrrnamous 10g syéte0: Cldor.............. 200 ¥LOUIL Fe Sack. Per Bbi. Epring Wheat Pat.... till) ........... 55 su 1b.) . Buckwheat (10-1b.) WNEATS Boot, Autton shopsl2 * fore gr. = sh'idor..1 ind ram W3 ' .ligifo Bologna \ HSgite ball pork . 180 hara ... spring lamb. ..2 POULTRY. I*c. Turksys..... . B 4s. 18 & In)?“ Mackerel... . i0o Porch. So thad, each.. .3 G80c PO.. ... t¥}49 COALngllrc-‘od.’ Halibu to, 3 tries, tho frais being sofé and «andy. - Moro berries aro expected this afternaan. | The prices to- day were 11 conta wholesale and 13 and 15 retail. Several hundred quarts were | sold out here Sitarday evening at 10 rat Jefferson county strawberries reccived in the Watertown market lost ear wore on June 16. | The presont (grog by the frosts. Wild strawberries have “ME OHL meni...... chxonseed meal e «e re nes Oats, per bu. .... New York Produce Market, New Yors. June 10.-1:00 p. x. Frova.-Market Low extras 1 70@3 650: City mills 4 @-. Cits mills patents wi ades 1 70@Q3 50, do fair to o patents 42350473; Min- car 3 20@5 60; do straights 550@G4 16; do patents 4 4Q>) 10, gm Fuovga.- Market firm Fox, Dealing & Parker shipped 104 veals from the Watertown yards today at 5 cents per pound. They will ship Receipts 23,000, Sales 3,110,000, - No. s uly S4 R Aux] 86515336”: Hopt. - 84 Dec. 55 - ARKET. -Western nom'l. SQS, Cors.-Market eascr. Hecoipta 638,000, uly F894; No. 2 55@ Rys.fiour.. $3.50 - Buoakwhest . «.50 Pastry .. #4 74 Rolled Onts...... 6,00 Biraight 450 Rolled Oats, half Graham .......... 4.50 - ssi} . 2, Qars.-Markot fAirmor. Receipts State 8:08; wes! Bear.-Market steady. Pong.-Market steady. 1 00 Cracked corn ... 28.00 - Bran............. 18.00 Corn and Oats... 27 a Screenings...... 20.00 8. Lamp.-Market steady. 85 51 Confeg. A...... $4 78 Stoan. - Market steady. Crushed 51-16054; 14-16; grannlated 4 7-504”. refined 1 @: 65. TAutOWw. <- Market Hay.-Market stend .. Aatrll.. | f Contrif $0rrxs.—Mnlrlkatkmmdly. 3 air .. ntril common oparozs.- Market prime . 220.500 <... 18@180. | 1 00@1 16+ rosa 1 #>. Coan.-Market dall, unchanged, Leaturn.- Market rm. Buenos-Ajtes lig«t to heavy weights non- acld 21@238, «lo newt 2@24. Woor.-Market litt a tio fleeces lol). pulied at 12030; Texas £@13\ | ig salable above $3.50, with defective rang- * | ing very low, some almost worthless, won- Aip icacmmnatt white. more. YRUPS tC Vnnmm.......,88®550¢u5ugnrsyr'p cholcogg hemfock - sote, |_ Old potatoms are held fitmly, but the de- * _ RICE. ene k 66+ € Loulstana.... 524 Japan 5m re activo: domes Foreign Markets. Raisins.Lond'n lure:- Apricots ...... 10@1%0 u... 81 |u,.-Cnnsolsdlmygx 'Calnl: Weekly Review of the Now York Butter 8G - Nectarines.1}M@@!3}4o 159 lackberries........4G xes.1.l.. ... .@ . =t. Paul common (8%; Sesdieas raisins 0%100 | Blk raspberries “fig © Y. C. - & N. i Atchison com. 44 per cont. or Silver - Market qnie . 30 {- Panis June 10 -lontes 102f 500, cll. cl... d0@1ze nop, - June In. -( orro®x Market- | the corresponding week Apgerican middlings J6d. ' War p-Market frm: tin *- tubs.... S40 1 winter 6s, 11 «1.5 Receipts. . 1d. s _- CSORN—Markeb steady. Mizcd western 4s. | 8t C Wilmer”Pig'sks 8&6?!) tao [\\ M@ Chicago Live Stock Market. Stoo 84 qr.....8»f@fl0 fi‘ififfi‘f... -..1%‘.§.§ t'mclfinlo. Jt‘me If;- 8 Ass sa cases Dir 6 extra. t ® tockers and feedors 2 and bulls 150@3 90; Texans | yi,, T1i..«ays: ''To Dr, King'sNew light - €50@4 65; d_ 4454-80; 88 | fop qmileg_ abot. vady:; natives $50@4 00; | was given up 20 : b czans 2000270; lamb® | Jaying I)r. king's New Discovery Cart® -Marke beoves 3 i0@4 75 400 mixed cows 475. 2 king's,“ «rket rough pack'ns heavy tucking a 3 10004 35. Barre. =t 1° - a «. v0 - a ings.... Bapanas perbunsh, , °m‘.\..“ *\ \92. dodd s ffuommn. wleasant little pills for cleans. | use, AD ing d i regulating the bowels better, and after using '« Little Risors. headache and cogsmpanon. © Small Cure UP LATEST NFW YORK MARKETS. Live Staci. Nrw Y. rk, June10-1 p.y.-[Special.] opetr quct with fancy stock steady, and indoor «toew some what irregular. - Mate full creain large colored fancy 7 a- White faney . ‘...‘......fi%87 I'rime to ctolco ... . ... 67 Fair to good .... 00. Uanmon kl ls . 5 @ Amall size innoy . 7 Goul to © otce .- 6 1a Commun to \mir. . Bluth 6 Part skims cholo . & G- ~ Fair to priine . .. 20222. P9@ (uinmon 200 va ave eee agre B - Full .... vlk. c cle ek 1.2.1 g 1}4 LIVERPOOL QUOTATION® TO Nv. ®IOQDUOR k1oganoc. Chaeso- American white, (Is.,. colored, 425, Od. Eggs. The market is firm at 144@14%0. Receipta, 9,630 packages. Hay and Straw. {Spocial to the New June 10-1 r. st -Re- ports vary as to the growing crop of hay, some sections reporting a lick ot rain, white others satisfictory condi- tions. The market is in a posilzn to be affecteq by these contflicung reports, 88 well as any material increaso in the ro- celpts. At presont the feeling is steady with the outlet moderate, Receipts of hay: Hudson River R. K., 20 cars; Erle R. K. 2 cars; Pennsylvania R. R., 3 cars; D., L. & W. K. R..3 tars; West Shore R. 15,17 cars; Lehigh Vull'eg. B. R, 17 cars; N. Y., 0. & W. R, 2 cars; Con- tral R. R. of N. J.. 4 cam; river boats, 70 cars. Receipts of straw: Erle RR., 1 car; river boats, 11 cars, ‘ Per 108 ibe Par 100 Ios. Prime timethy..!Q- . Salt hay. ..«....00300 No, 1............ Dib Mg; Lung rre No.l ©3684 15 ROFL PJ W» ue ue o - Whol. 0 Uloter, Longrye No. = BhIppIDG. .. ; N@SB were LAD: NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET REV]???- This morning's New York Commerolal Bulletin gives tho following review of Saturday's produce market . Butier. ' Saturday Evening, June 8. ° Tho strength at the moment is based of» tirely on the full bids of a vory fow spec» ulative buyors for storage, and they will ; only tako long straight lines of perfact | qual ltty. rarely.less than 100 tubs of, s straight mark,. and such lot are find at tho moment. haw been no gun\!!! speculative buying at ifa and the uture course of prices mus; be regulated on what speculators for refrigerators will pay. A good many feds have shown more or less beat this week, and trouble from this defect is oxproeted to be more marked pnoxt week, and that fact boips to sustain din 200 needing bold ar 4 agate, but sold fairly and steadily hold a s, bu lx‘m ahowfng marked defects Rive ruled slow. a. « * Cheese. & The market is closing on a very unsatis- foctory market for largo choose, though the finest lots have cleaned up closely. So largo a proportion of the receipts this week have shown more or less heat and the heixher cost of the stock in the country tended to cause receivers of perfectly cool fancy cheese to hold firmly. Many refusing to consicer anything below Tc,. and some nsking even more, but exportera' orders have Econ indiferent about W above 7c at any time, though a few d pug TMe in some instances dmfi the week, but at the close the market settled to Te fat and that only - reached for atrictly perfect colored or dead white, and plenty of fine cheese that on a quick market would have brought top [imrlpo were shaded an 'to éh‘nfn up, whilo fairly fing pet-talk € < rfect in every other re excepl a gen o of yellow color bad to sell at (Shiva ond leaving fancy grades the under pric stock bad to becut eeplrrcnlly nico goads but showing a little heat selling dowh to ige and more defective stock _ down to Shia. see fall craro have con- | tinued scarce and_ firm more rtlcnlnrgg colored. - Part skims bave mal dull a weaker, with dc all that could be d yended le you- boxes ¢ upon for avemge best. At finclairvi terday 375 bozes were offered; 80 small sold at 7¢, balance hold. Hops. The market is quite bare of - really now feature. Business continues slow, since brewers, for the most part are quite well stocked, whilo exporters' orders are few and unimportant - There is nothing in the way of stimulating influence in other di- rections, and trinsactions between dealers pre therefore on a tooderate scale, The business passine is mainly at the prices that have ruled for ten days or E “tam! a * mand is moderate. - New potatoes show ir- regular quality and only strictly fine stock Market. ) \Tho following table gives tha compari- gon between the New York butter mar- ket of the week ending; Juné 5, inc u 1894: - . 1895. 1895, cs 50, 1IL - aa 2200. v2 827 - BXDQM® . ecg e -- 18 - @- O16 Exports.. tab. t 6 wggkgt fhrin. arket firm. . The Discovery Saved His Lifes Mr. G. Callouctte, druggist, Benverm» His- 1 owe my lifo, Was taken ($7531, pe and tried all the physic 4 told I gould, nob liv purl sent tor a bottle and began ik 4 from the first dose began to free Bot It is w store, and about again. weight in gold. VanNameé, | house witho\t it. thy, ter U a . or $2.50 basket.... $2.09 ity drug store. A Homer H. Rice's drug store, L Chilton“ Paint OW many times have prop- erty owners been dissatis- fed with the «result of a painting job, only to be told by the. painter that he need pure lead and oil, as if that «cttled it and there could be no more controversy. desire the most durable and best job of painting in the world, get [the CHILION PAINT. painter with n good reputation, and seo that the paint is applied to u dry surface. , If these direc- tions ure follotred, you will have no complaint to make. COLOR CARD, &c., call on C. C. HERRICK & CO,. Chilton Paint 3 png r np A nica house snd fot No, 7 Granit s rgain for mome one, A. w lars down wrill buy it. 0-14 Summer street with wemcant lp Superio®r street. No $0 Centralavenue (0 16t with this large we gain for some one. Houses and lots near Arsonel street Massey, good places for the - ra howese), vacan ullt pisace; a bare to street, No. 41 Huperior strent. ftreet, Elogant place on Rutland ith barn, bot and cold water, furin) will call at the o@d Real Estate sgoncy, No. 1 bulidingw, you can bath room, oto. nd most any-thing $l - Mortgages for Sale, Money to Loan. ~- Henry D. Gootle Written by Inspiration! Corona March Diu. CHAS. W. HOWARD, of Watertown, N.Y. ~ rom #elected harce w Anaisiigs. Bove mey to workmins, * n get along $3110“ 1good Pronounced by critics to be one ot most inspiriting and \tuneful two-step ever written. - Inspired by the Institu- tion-of Corona Lodge, No. 705, L O. Q.; F., to whom it is dedicated, The Famous-Oil_ Sto nglgmuu‘ggm Indicate. T6 * \dep -For Liewellyn M. Aldrich,|\~\ _ a £90. ©. 27 Aymunal Etraot.. . TBB O0. Bargain Sal \é 8a 6 e # 0 leave a cactain per oman. of. 3 ows dB with: 7 on fet m.\ poricd of f ## If youn: deaired dot posi Custox Mape Surts| Is nearly closed. M‘m made to memmire, for $18.00) .. (| This is no-snap game. Come ___ and examing goods; only a One chance more thi week to dreas up. Call early, ( ~ Montgomery, Merchant Tallor. - || _ Over Scott Bros.' Hat Store. Special Bargains! _- THIS WEEK IN LADS TRIM- Also Job Lot of at one-half theis value MIBS M. A. HOGAN, PURE WATER ONLY OBEAIN. ABLE BY THE USE PASTEUR _ WATER ._. FILTER REFRIGERATOR in themur- - kes at the correct price, © - GEORGE H. MOWE |= Coleus, perm-mmL aC Geraniums, per dozen,
