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HE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FooT-R0T IN SHEEP
Gan be Thoroughly Cured by
Using WhittcmOre's Cure for
FooT.RoT m SHEEP.

TITS Surer and Safer than any preparation Of
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been tested by many prominent Sheep owners with
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thoroughly cure the worst cases of Foul in Cattle,
and Thrush in Horses. Certificates can be had OF
the Agents.
sB-Ask for whtcmore's Cure and take no
other. For Sale by All Druggists.
II w. wHITTEMoRE,
Sole Manufacturer, Chatham Corners, Y.
STRoSg 4 ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Ohio; b. F.
,YAspuooRr, Pittsburg, Penn.-Wholesale Agents
for Ohio and Pennsylvania.
lag- For sale at the Drug Store of PECK &
HAMILTON, Perrysburg, Ohio, 47z
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NOTICE.

oFFIcE OF INTERNAL REvEHrE,l
l0ru DIsrMoT, STATE OF ONO.
I WILL be at The Exchange Hotel, in Perrys-
burg, ON rHR l9rH OF EACH MONTH, 10 receive
Taxes due the Government for License, Manufac-
turing, &c. All peraons interested will call and
pay up on that day, or the penalties will be en-
forced, ALEX. H. NBWCoMB
81 Deputy Collector 10th District.
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HELMRoLD,s ROSE WASH.

HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from haS Of
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USE ,ch hsdred ef thousands living Witnesses and Ip
wards of 5000 unsolicited certificates ind recommends
tory letters many CT which from tho highest
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Tho Proprietor has resortcd 10 their publication II
the newspapers he does do this from tho fact that h
articles Standard Preparations and do not need
to be proppOd up BY certificates.
The Science Of Medicine like the poro Column shoult
stand simple pure majestic. having Fact for Sta basis
Induction for Its psr and Truth sono for its Capital.
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IN REGARD TO EGGS.

Egg dealers, Merchants and Groceryuen can keep
their Eggs any length Of time. thereby taking adYan.
tage OF the market aud be Obliged to ship by ex
press In weather, but ship by freight and make
great saving. Eggs, by this process, are handled
the IL not prepared, liquid is necessary
to keep them in. For further particulars, or for
County, Township, or Individual Rights, inquire Of
BALDWIN Il L0PER, Weston, Ohio;
Or, J. L. LOPER, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Ed thOtNiNL0s
On June 8, 1864. put four or ave Of Ingersoll's
Patsnt Preserved Eggs under different hens, which
remained under during the whole time Of Incubation
They then taken out and found perfectly good,
that they eaten on my own table,
Respectfully, yours, JOHN NAOINTZER,
Foot Of l2lst street, harlem, n. Y.
August IL, 1854,
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VNNO THE CITIZENS OF WOOD AND
u. LIIGAS COMMITTEES.

We have pure hased the Rights for the sale OF I'm.
gcrSOli's Patent Process. foi keeping Eggs
aud all kinds Of Vegetables from one season TO the
next All kinds Of Fruits, such as Peaches, Apples,
Pears, Grapes, Apricots. Plums, Tomatoes, Oueum.
bers. Pumpkins, Squashes, Roasting ears, Green
Peas, and Beans and In fact every thing you Wish to
keep you do by using this Process thereby en-
Joying the privilege and pleasure Of eating Fresh
Fruit the year round Every thing preserved by this
Process retains the same flavor as before II
sealed, thereby saving time and expense in preparing
and canning, as in the old process as this process
will not cost 30 cents per bushel for Fruit and
cent Der doIeu 70 Eggs
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A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice Of
the undersigned in the treatment of diseases com &.
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects a radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured In the strictest confidence
General office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street,
FIRST room to the right at the top the stairway
over "Cornucopia." All letters, containing re-
mittance or postage stamp, promptly answered.
1-S5- Office hours from 10 to 4, and from to o.
Gallon or address II. II. H.TYMPANY, MD,
3zz Toledo Ohio.
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AQUATIC.
Five Mile Race Between william Stevens
and Gilbert Wsrd-Stevens the Winner.
PouoHKEEPsIE, Nov. II, 1885,

Five Mile Race Between william Stevens
and Gilbert WDrd-Stcvens the Winner.
PoUoHKKEPsE, Nov. II, $780,
Al last the leng booked aquatic contest between Ward
and Stevens has of The affair transpired here
to-day, rather this afternoon at three o'clock Not
great many people present. there were enough
20 make things interesting. Considerable pool selling
was INDUCED IN, but not much money used The
Odds atrrnated between both men, Ward times being
the favore and then Sevcns The judges were Messrs
Wiseman and Valentine for Ward, and Wood and woodn
Tor stevens The referee Floyd Fields The con-
tract read that the men TO two and half miles
MP the river and return, for purse OF $780, $3.50
side Both men seemed to be In excellent condition,
though Ward, when the concluded, complained
Of a pain In tho side
good start effected, Ward taking the lead and
keeping IL for little mile and three quarters
when stevens passed him and turned the upper stake
boat ahead. Coming back Stevens kept bis distance
well and /" brought down the house " with bold dash
just as he was steering towards the home boat
his opponent all OF three lengths The time maize
thiryeght minutes and thirty nine seconds The da v
was hne one, and scarcely ripple visible the
water. The race gave general satisfaction.
considerable feeling existed among the people the
dock previous 10 the above caused that
YVES sold = am positively assured by Dobbs, the
hacker Of stevens, Gilbert Ward and Stevens himself
that 90 r As they concerned the perfectly
Tar u y known that Ward had bis money the
stakes. aud that stevens also had money there
Stevens Certainly showed himself To be splendid puicr
IL the tAlrd time that stevens has beaten Gilbert
Ward
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1S-oP NJ
The stock market has been weak and Irregular IN 's
to-day, but there have been no symptoms Oh
panic although It has been hammered vigorously ~ inc
late and intending bulls who are at present bears WIN
the view promoting the decline. The latter has been
probably greater than those pulling the wires expec'eo
but there is every indication that It has now nearly u
not entirely "touched bottom" II Ia, however, no.
tcsable that the real bulls are not very bush in thsr
expressions Of feeling their object being apparently
sibe to s further draw out shorts and shake stocks
out OF the hands OF weak holders Doubtless many Of the
latter have already been induced to sell out while not
few of them have gone short in anticipation Of further
fall but there every why sharp rally should
follow the presentspecuatve depression and those who
think the fall speculation for rise Is At an end are
likely to find themselves very much mistaken The
same conditions which were applicable to tho railway
market before the recent decline applicable
now and they all favorable to q further rise The
suboined table shows that the principal speculative
shares from fifteen to nifty per cent lower than they
were In March, 1884,
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me SENATE GusMIrTtt on wHasvrs AND PIERS.
sail Along tac Docks Of New York, Brock.
fyn md Jcrsc, City-Their General Appear

A Sail Along thc Docks Of New York. Brook.
byn md Icrse, City-Th~ir General Appenr.
ancc. Nc.
The committee which appointed by the senate at tho
last session Of the Legislature to investigate the condition
Of the wharves p4cfs and slips New York and to make
report thereon Al the next session Of legislature made
tour u inspection Yesterday o. the aud Of
apon the splendid semboa hrysens ana when wa
giaessd at Their ai'p.sa by Messrs p D.
g. HKR.tD OF Wednesday The boat ien lie wharf at
se 1901 having % boz "a re- MEMBER sr y aar Ss eleven
sea.yi' r'srsos Low Ia Baa stanford ana
steamboat, owt ers and railroad n,ere Mr. Alfred
Mr. Rockingham. repreenting the Shpowncrs Assocaon
s,on Mr. a. vsisn.he and Oilers fSpe1nns n a. sa
rious real and supposed ltcrest that promise b.
al sesry,. t5s CITY and gr.ssedea along the
shote q we sorh ritaT toWaias VIZ ufper part %
SG' ssssSs ssea ssRSSS,s9y
p.1 u 1s o ss s Ss esns 81 A.
I'D swep, away by he ice leaving about MY feet %
Nc onsr end y hs wharf E, ire very short distance
huge pies o bricks which sppeared 70 be TOO heavy
- many places rsacce Of GLOWING such heavy weigh
!, re. ~ long s grSp e doe,, must - ,o be very Il, q
seot ~ ~ piles may BE- driven nifty feet without nnd
When nearly ppasc rsrs Zoe tie boa, turned and pro
INV SgsS SEQ sorsS Win III those on
we opposite SHE - t1e fvf several In the
q ,hs pier, 10 ~ Ks lvsr were f5and 70 Ss II mos,
Dsisneey sreet 6 sen n e s ,ss pensi,,a us gVi
me rs ss s.s.sa h@ sr haze fallen through q
vide Fef % 's n 9s I'VE end o2 gcs "a, rec.
river until g,.r s,sv aaS tie bosi was put about
va seen ,ha, DE Z Broosiyn Gus lar letter on than
= much better os laa hose q iSe Issar Passing
cows sees .esn y aea s "sess q The legend runs
Long Island ssfoEe ne as x he rssslnaoS sisoush
~a.s give. he dcp,l q bis ehaunc ~ that tiss al I've
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Snrn In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November ID, MEL
,iE, only daughter OF r. C. and Mary j. smith, aged
years and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
her grandfather invited to attend funeral service
his house. $50 Jay street. this Thursday afternoon at
half past two O'Clock.
FENEGsIo.- Brooklyn, L. l., on Tuesday, November
l3 Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW TEMEGNIo In the 6oh year OF mis-
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those or
his Oscar invited to attend the funeral, az sa
Pans church, Court street. on Friday morning, at ten
o'clock.
VAN wIcKEL-At Newtown, l. J., on Tuesday, No.
vember b. DOROTHY l. VAN WcKEL In the 79lh year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock, from her late residence, and at TWO
o'clock from st. James church, Newtown, L.
WJEcaERs-At Petersburg, West Va, Tuesday,
November 49, Ernst AUGUST wIEcHsRs, Of Altoona, Ger
MANY brother of w. A. Wiechers. OF this city.
wrNHAM -On Tuesday, November 10, after lingering
illness AMELIA O. WNHAM. wife Of Aldridgc Winhain,
aged 70 years and IS days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from All Angels Episcopal
church. corner Of Eighty first street and Eleventh
avenue, this Thursday morning. at eleven o'clock.
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NAVY BULLETIN.


The following Is correct list OF the officers OF the
steamer Susquehanna, on which General Sherman aud
Minister Lewis W. Campbell sailed for Mexico the 18th
Instant
Commodore James Alden, commanding.
Lieutenant Commnnders-A. y. X Benham, Executive
0nicer Ed f. Preblc, Navigating and Ordnance Officer.
Sugeons-Robert Maccoun; Passed Assistant, Daniel
Mosiurtic: Assistant, George A. Bright.
Pdymdsfer-Ambrose y. Clark
EngineerS-Chief Charles II. Larng; First Assistant
N y. Liitig; Second Assistants Daniel Hardie John c.
Kaer, William H. DeHartt; Acting Third, Taylor Balls
Batsch
Commanding Marines-first Lieutenant Henry j.
Bishop.
Nds'sr-Chares J. Barclay.
Acting Masf,ys--C G. Bunke,, James D. Wood.
Ac'iag Ensign--0. H. Farenholt
Midshipmen-Samuel n Kane, Aid and Signal Oficer
Badly, Griffin, Berry. Hunker, BurweIl Maynard, Rch
wisner and Resenges
Bcdtrruin-John Smith.
Cdrpen'er-Joseph r. Miller.
Sdimoke-Henry T. Stoker
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s.s;ss' 81 Z fssss
Whiteford N3orn; Nary oBrssn vsspsr, Mobile Lydia
I'D ssA s.. queer. Sss srssn sYors
de I'M out i e Ts
snds NYorki City Of CORK lsl Bridgman o.; Ws.sri[
e.iss.ton kss ss for
Ssss sa9r fiassp q
ns ov 9soda g.
d Q. sss sEsFh
doi "a Venus, salaocL. and Robsns, Martin do.
% o2.s H.lIs sf ssss. ssS sYort
s; pSl Sp.s1s 1 "a lsih
d. IA *s as s
4 NsErosr. Oct m-AnAE Lovstt Perry warren Point
NEycAsII. @. NEnt out, Fortuna, Beg for HYorkt
NswRT Oct 2a-1rr Energy Hughes. NYork tsss Disas-
Posr MAaos. O.. i7-Arr MOnsyniok. Evans Nyors.
% M M.sns op 10 Boston for
Oct q, sd rsu. sos MYorc i. Lys O.
saAsa.An Sep. a-s q, L 8 Barber, NYork
SsaSs Sf An po% Ssas IA. fSi ssnore, ids
Ear Ami: coS: Smith
Emily Fisher, Higgins, baltimore.
SD %ss b ssssss sgsy Hong Kong
American Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2l-Arr bark Harriet Fr). Az:
2Oth ships Kate Prince Lb6ey NYork Bosworth lBrl,
Kichols Livcrpool nd bark Jean Pierre r), RUSSELL
MebOsrne sd iS!h, ship Mallald fBSS Dnsy. Cork Cork;
Hawk Crowe Liverpool bark Hamlet Snow, NYork 2st,
SAVAHNAH Nov s1Beiow schr Maria Pearson CID brig
Rosolate Miller Nassau schrs Veto Trthl NYork having
completed temporary REPAIRS Amos Edwards Soners Bos
ION Daniel Holmes, Holmes. Brunswick
9thArr brig Selma, Gibbs Baltlmore schr Maria Pier
son, Chamberlain Nyork CID brig Keystone, Barter New
Mn S-cd .ehr. john Dawn. ana
Ben. Jones, NYork.
l2th-Cld brig Victory tBr) Doyle Queenstown.
13th-Arr steamer Commander, Anderson. NYork.
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Hsnrropp. Conn, NOV. H. 1890
The second tournament for the billiard championship
OF Connecticut commenced here To-Day under IsNol
able auspices Sir players from different paris o. wv
State, contested. Three games we're played to-day
with tho following result Yrs; came. N H. hem'ns
q Hartford, vs.. H. Bishop ~ Bridgeport; won ny
Hemins. second game winam Wooahaw, OF hart-
ford, vs. J. !. Cooper Of bridgeport; won by woola-
haw. Third game, Bancroft, OF Hartford, Va H.
Bishop; won by Bancroft The tournament CONTINUES
The bAlanos VI the week
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ANNUAL SESSION Of LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

BosToS, Nov. IL, 1896
The grand international division of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers commenced their annual
sion this city to-day. Mr. Charles Wilson, OF Rochcs
ter, presidcs. The association organized In Detroit
in s63 and has for its objects the Improvement Of the
condition of locomotive engineers and to urge upon
railroad officers the proprey OF adopting such rules and
regulations will tend harmonic the relations exist
ing between employers and employees and 10 discoun
all strikes, believing that the interests Of each
better he subervcd by just and rational
Between sixty and seventy delegates are present repre-
sentng all parts 81 the country.
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WEDNESDAY,, Nov. If-b +. VI.
AsHxs- Receipts none Pot were moderately active and
shade easter though not quotaby lower - IS $40 co.
Pearl were steady at sI4a ~ 80.
BRsipsruyy. Receipts Il 20 bbls. -four, is,o bags
meal iiis bushels wheat 7is do corn. eo7s d.. oats
n@s do rye aoi DO barley The market for state and
western hour under fair demand opened At an advance Of
sS' but slVssd very auiss wi,f lArt n w sevasss
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TINE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON ENHANCEMENT.

ALRAyy Nov H. 1893.
The Joint Congressional Committee on Retrcnchment
appointed At tho last session Of Congress- and IL which
Senator George v Edmunds OF Vermont " chair.
man, held one session In this city yesterday ssd
took the testimony OF william Hart, OF Boston, after
which they Immediately adjourned 70 the city OF New
YORK, where they are now In session.
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the MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Iorr Nov a. 1899
The Fr,nigg N,,e' claims tho Missouri Legislature
s'.ct A. follows seuate twenty SIX radicals and eight
s.n.s,ys,,er Hence, ninety rsdicsIs and forty esh,
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the sales comprised 1900 bbis revised quotations
appended. Southern nour in moderate demand and
steady sales $50 bb Rye -four though quiet ruled steady
and nrm. with sass Of no bbls At - 90 % 90 OF
meal saes effected Of $50 bbls % for city and
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sHIPPiN NEW S

ALMANAC FOR yoRK-ras DAT.
SUN RieBs.. NOON skIs....s 1--we e ~
SUN ~ HIGH wATAh.... ...eso ~
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NovEmsss Is, 1853.

fea Cleared.
Steamship Columbia, Slocum Reconsideration Allen.
ssss%:Sp sa1ssos: kas sorfoif City Point ana Rich
Steamship xiSsmarle bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
ssaa%sSip stout For FORD
s,sa.D w c sSsrv2 Ssms
ship Celestial Empire. Taylor Panama Merchant Car
Ship Persw tsr, Curtis, Panama Merchant , csrmsn
ssp E HGsnae
Bark ATLANTA (Brem, Hogeman Bremen-Garrels 4
BARK Contest Br,. Scott. Rio IaneCpsna,rgss Bros
Bris ciceey Helen tBr Taylor Gibraltar-M Greene
Mozart nsss TlssSGs A0n'svdeo and Buenos
sTs sss
s HE W Wfsn nobs Ss1a5s
5 Tys Reg Msss
scSr woo!ssy , Parker baltimore Bsntly Smith Co
schr Moses warng Plummer neutrality-suspicious. Rich
qS Sgs sassy Richardson
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baltimore.
Arrived.
Steamship Etna tBr) Tbbptts Liverpool Oct 81, and
D Nov ssy SCOTIA
.p China from Boston ton, for
rugged Bremen steamer bound FL 18TH lat IL 20 lon Of 49,
ss' sas. eSra Eo Liverpool
% T Ra i've ITO" ss s Malta hence FOR liverpool
10th lat AZ 81 lon 40 30 brig Earl Grey hound lZh at
AZ as o. steamship CITY of Paris hence for Liverpool
Steamship San Jaciho. Loyeand, Savannah with mdse
and to Garrison Allen. Had strong NE winds
since leaving Hateras. -
Steamship Maynowar. Robinson, Georgetown DC.
Steamship nightingale Breaker. Boston - -,
Ship Emanuel fNor). GROCER Antwerp. 90 days, with
mdse to w y Schmidts Son Co. Had heavy weather;
stove buwarks and sprung fore and main masts: 80
Bark Morning Star tBr McMann. Antwerp, 30 days. with
mdse to Funch Meincke Wendt Had strong westerly
gales the entire passage
Bark Eliza tfr Conyers, Bermuda Is days, with
hides 10 J Harvey. Had very rough weather Nov H.
t 30 lon " 3d. brig Louisa, from Bermuda for New
York.
IA DAYS with herring TO N e Greene 4 Currie.
Bark Prowess fBrl Brown New Haven IL hours In bal
last. to BOYD 4 Ilncken carr l3th.) -
Brig II Eaton fof Calais Reed, Antwerp ~ davs, win
mdse, To master. Had heavy lies most Of the passage
Brig ! W woodruff, Rines. Rondout fo- Boston.
Scr Marie Josephine tFr) Mancc 81 Peters NF, days
with fish, order Nov TO- lat 40 A. lon 80 2saw schr
DYER Of Provincetowp watcrogged and abandoned-be
fore reported !.
schr Gillespie tBry, Smith. Windsor Ms 10 dsys, with
plaster. to r DeWolf Co.
schr Emma tBrl: Davis, St Stephens, NB, days, with
laths, N Gorham borden.
Schr Wooster. Lesnd, Ellsworth, q days.
Scir Naonta. Bangor.
Schr D Oakes, Perry, Portland.
Echr Sea Flower. Chase, New Bedford.
echr Truman. Gibbs New Bedford for Philadelphia.
Rchr Mediator. - Fall River.
scsr sn h.T H.n roSdsec
schY Gar. Hammond, Poughkeepse for Boston.
Below.
Brig II A Pitt (Br), Covel, from Bermuda.
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s Dbl. very a The $ bushels ar
ley and per steamer 5OO bushels at4d, and
we're quiet 6a steady with further sales Of IS bales
american at from 2oc &c., according to quality and
m % 7sn. T s. y s ss$ sS s ss
w sass 3 sSs. Island
nsSd ssn e and mixed ps1a ysa at &c.
MAYA market for spirits r.. tarpsnos
srdsys prices common was qnotea nona At 20 i2n
s. SEX 90 90 aud $50 DO. strained No. lat s5saz
market for llu.eed continued quiet but price.
a So pes
H"les at The ss ssss es $685. eve
mess regular and cash closing at s2i 81 S26 AVID S2l
$25 IS sellers option BEEF unchanged the market
Ss1s STEADY sns Arm q. sss "a Ds
beef f hsms 10 bs sold Decline
sra @ ssys % ws
Srys and 2
lSc for hama and isc sc for shoulder Dressed hogs
western Butter WAS ancSsnsed S for
s o1sass @ state achs s0 & at re- g. M or
common dairy to choice factory made.
for either srade eSnsd but prsvoa: prices
s 81 ssss Soa ad ss Of $50
Wis for prime ghi 5w 70 White and for hG
s1EAs.sE quiet Sales Of aaoco lbs at rssc &c.,
srcAR was Without further decline but the market was
sss @ ITO h h Porte Rico se G3o and 81
not much demand but prices unchanged Inferior
ss%%$S s:%s =, : fiSs i' prime
wnsxEr-Rcceipts lla bills The market ruled very
quiet and In the absence of business prices nominal
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Under fair speculative inquiry the market for wheat
especially for spring. which sold & an advance Of
e for choice Chicago spring 90 IS for inferior Do and
~ 80 ~ l0h for No. Milwaukee The market for
lower at the close Sales 900 bushels 81 81 81 for
shipping mixed Western aoat and in store. Oats were
dun and scarcely firm with sales Of 50 bushels at Uc
73c for State and 60c Tic for Chicago and Milwaukee
Barley continued in fair demand at unchanged prices
sales were bushels at q IS for choice Canada West
u 10 for do In bond and 81 ~ 81 is for State
Western and 81 Is for State.
CorToN dull at lower figures closing nominal at
quotations, with manifest 10 SELL The transactions
were light, only aggreGating ,02o bales We qnste;=