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CcaoSrns' IxQvrsTs.

FArst AcotpfS ~ Futrox srrrrr Coroner Naumann
yesterday held inquest a the Second precinct station
house the body OF Daniel McKi,rIck who died ffon
the effects % compound fracture OF the sku caused b.,
accidental fall from cornice Of wfiscns Brfdins
corner of Gold snd Fulton steets Deceased
the roof of the premises and while the removing
the "a cornce and erecting ne fe the outer
Deceased forytwo years Of age. native Of ireland
aud lived No 0 First avenue where be has ieft wife
and cir children.
Lrrrix Graf Kn1xp nv rAr.ue Dowx ssAiss Mary
Slen xcCsrren little girl ten and half years Of age
whose parents reside No s Eas> thirty third street. was
killed. Monday BY falling down fight OF stairs while Al
play Coroner Widey yesterday held inquest on the
!Ody, .fnd the jury rendered verdict sf 'sccdsnia
half od died yesterday the residence Of hs parents
No. 80 varda sifss fo the enes6 Of injuries received
g hs,ss ,ss sssg 'y., ear No g Of the sisn
siGy$llhs d1si x SslI y r. elsSgsa Y n: sssy,
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SEVERE STAINING ArrnAy-on Friday night a seriou.
sbbng ARRAY occurred at No la Forsyth street. between
j. H. Biaker and German named August Bechuer 7.
appears hst III feeling has long existed between these
Ties On the night la question they met and dspute
into a fight when Bakcr drew knife aud stabbed B-e,tpr
In the right side severely that he unable appear
court until yesterday The wound inflicted upon him
deep and very narrowly escaped his vilas. Praknr
ing and committed for trial at The General Sessions de-
fault OF 81 900 ball His natural mpe'ro-ty nt disposition
will doubtless cool In the occupation OF breaking stone 20
which he Is destined
BRUTAL OrrsAcr.-On Tuesday NIGHT young woman
named Bridget Butler Fordhsm see her mother
On her return she lost her way, and eng named
Patrick Kennedy she inquired her the Third
He Informed her that he going n that direction
and taking Into lot Joined another
rnaed Lawrence Mooney The two wreehes then brntav
violated her person. Several boys M the yay who heard
tho Offenders while almost W the sson of the rrae.
Judge Connolly refused bail prisoners commit
tad them for trial The held witness, and
sent TO the House OF Detention.
WESLEY AiiSs AGAIN LiSBo-Hr rs cEAsesp Virn
yAcRt-cv-Hs SENTENCE pr.ruGSrtsHy.-A large
number OF picxpoctet and prcmscuoas hcv1s who
unable to attend the Ierome Park Tuesdsy aer
gathered about Harlem ridge later The with
the view ol securing piundcr the
nnsuspecng ~ they crossed the bridge hr teun FROM
thc Among the number rh4ie. Williams alias
"Nes'' Allen alias Robert Mcssare. we'll known our
police, and Thomas Mccormick alias Jimmy Mack An
officer Of the Twelfth precinct these ia suspicious
proximity 10 sevcrsi gentlemen potkeis aud wing their
character arrested aud detained Va The house
night. Yesterday morning Alien aud Mccormick were
taken 10 headquarters and shown after which
officer escorted them 10 the IoDs charge Of vsgnnry
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s AMT A r ".
The Cholera in New York-No Deaths From
the Disease eYcstcrday-RepOrtsF From Brock

The Cholera in New YOrk-No Deaths From
the Disease Ycstcrday-ReportsF From Brook
lyn.
The weather yesterday the unheahest that has been
experienced for some past The humidity of the
pere was excessive this added 10 occasional drzzles
made the day most dssgreeable About two o'clock
in The afternoon there strong wind storm, and
soon as passed of the rain which had partially ceased
commenced again 10 fall.
OFFICIAL LIST or cHoLgRA CASKS.
The following named cholera reported yester
dav:-
Wm j. Bel II West Thirty first street.
Hannah Hawkins 81 Mulberry street.
John Hawkins 81 Mulberry street.
Mrs. Has 4a2 Tenth avenue.
NO DEATHS FROM cF0LsRA yEsrrRnAY
During the tweptvfcar hours ending at two O'Clock
ora AFTERNOON not certificate OF death from choer was
renored al the olce OF the Registrar This was oObtlegs
tho fact t the last cases Of shoera lave no, been
CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN,
The cholera again gives evidence OF decided abateen
ony two new registered yasterdayone in the
ward the recent outbreak and In the
Twelfth ward The particulars are:-
Arthur Burts aged ten ~ Sandford street Case critical
Mary Jane Burns aged two Smith street. near Nelson
Dead
The total number Of deaths in the city twenty Of
which from cholera and six from cholera infantun
andd diarThcea
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Marine Disu stcrs.

- ErsAnsHr saygpAN, Bolton hence for New Orleans, Il
thc vessel before reported ashore Body Island
The Columbian Coast wreokng Comranys steamer Rescue
and wrectins schooner Compromise, with steam pumps
cables aachors Ae been despatched assistance
y srxAnsa r sxrH-Yeserday morning about O'Clock
the steamboat Smith while lying the foo, OF Jackson
street. Err undergoing repairs Ere. and was nearly
destroyed She wac owned by Messrs Fisher Rockefeller
valued Al slc0 90, and partially insured.
snr Hrusornr--rhe Norwegian brig Thirseih Of June
from New York for Hamburg. put into Hslfsr, Ms 2ah
inst land eleven Of The Of the Hamburg shp Hum.
bola Capt Boysep, from Phasdelph Sept "A for Hamburg
which fcuDdersd in the Gus stream during gale on the
ad Inst The ship thrown her beam ends and seven
81 The drewnct Tie cspts,n and oncers were
among The sxsed The captain had several ybs broken
Blnu Csiss busy-Tte bss Frances Lewey. which ar
rived this port 70 srsy from rroners bssught pas
sssss ne crew d Ss bash Caleb Haley bsfcrs npcred
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


| Jersey city.
Tun MssrSc NAN CoSRoy--Arprsr on sr~rrcioS III u
now pretty certain that Conruy Ia drowned hut under what
circumstances remains mystery The given IN yea
teriays EnArD caused inquiry TO be made aud cane
conro on apsns e
him 10 Comunipaw In his bos the former had received
wi" sornc dispute sSous Ss pr price before sr,ns ana lie
ccspoy he bos, tenc eapsIrsd IN he ssaae A.snemsp
scsd.as g Isayei.e ei' nc.y heard erss os "mnrdsr
ihe repeated were and passionate. Early on Won
sy Sssa h as CITY y @
wss a ne sssn eG s w s ners weIe very e N
eld bat and money % n, fersge 20 Rrootyn Ms a.
" 4. night pc,c.iycs sen, after him On rassaay %
questions conroy twenty years Of age was
~ @ w ,sa o nd s safo q tn
Dos'r LIKE CEIis-Excrse cHAsr--Two hard
characters named Fat Rafferty, and James Bradden broke
into the quor store Of Thomas cougher Of
sna ssss1 on Saturday y nsS and i spsd % %
constable onslow iha. worthy kept sharp look and
ss jumped
desncs eooy tens hs constable be could not s
The wa,hdr" on.ew sred and missed Pa, Jumped
xssIe .asnE. The heap. barrels. he escaped TGsi
wirx DrssRuor BioArvChr istisn Aubleier was ar
rsicd In Brooklyn yesterday by Jersey city onncer
chscd With descrns his wife and hvc children and living
with snsiher woman n Brookyn lie committed 10 tho
A MAD Doc Kn,sp.-ycs,erdsy afternoon mad dog en-.
tersds erckery and lamp Grove street and broke
qua uy q glass and china ware The proprietor Of ".
revolver be fell totsrins into The ruin be created.
Newark.
srsrscwsv rcrI prAr-A woman named Mintop who
resided wswrct sree lied suddenly Tuesday evening
Her husband vss lying in the bed with her and for long
lime refused aduisson 10 persons who they had
,viant buslgess The county physician u engaged 81.
'eneatins the ease
Rrvs,vss Aeon sA rossevuAs sHor Yesterday an,r.
oon ocsrs VIM a,rs and rSAacis sreuse we're convers
IA IN saloon about the Ss excursion Of previous day.
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6 HIPPlNG G NE w S.
AIN.HAo yoaK-Fan
stN NTsrs. ~ NOON RISES eve 3 n3
tvs ~ Efca WATER. IL 90
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER &c. 1868

Cleared.
steamship Bogussla dIam). schwensan, Harburg-Kun-
sss%:sD qrSS pas %essss fss
seamsap Jas s Green, Falrehnd, charlcs.on-Ben,ly
steamship Rcbecca clyde Young, wlrnlngton-w r
s,sSl ss,,ssm.slp Roy.r Dome yil%nsorc scsaspess
ucndG msin.sss paimcre r.''0A' wy ROM an' h'on
sIsa,nshir AIeemar,c soarne Norfolk. City Point and
Steamship Maydowcr Robinsor. .,leyandris--J Hand.
sss%sSip F,Ssns msnses bossn% ovan ane'
:, Steamship Wamsutia. Fish, New Acknowledgment 4
sSD Ro gS9ts'y ys. s%pfGn ssn Co.
ship sir Robert Peel, iarrahee, Lsndon-0rinnel Min.
ship Helen Cooper Smith, An,werp-un,on Navigation
Bark Thomas Fieldsn tBr), Phlpo,, London--Bcyd 4
- Park 4 Lened Nichols Buenos Ayrcs--J Norton. Jr
baih Ammo Garden, Nelson, Bfidseport-BJeti, Son
nrtg gosslis % I,sr csmpS Tr,estesiqcoyich sml.h.
sris croeas Reed; w,Imnsio9-; Ferris Co.
s sass ssssSs. SSSsaS9s Co.
Steamer sr sa;i aii.asss.' ' fo~eI. fsS'Rsi ssimore
ste,msh,r Veteran reported yesterday for Beaufort,
should have been Savannah.
Arrived.
steamshp ely Of London tBr) Mrehouse liverpool Sent
y vita Queenstown Iah with mdse and to passonsers
sea,ship ncnona Rr, Dixon london sept q via Havr.
The asap'S IN Is 10 o~ers Ssa aa,rsain. s''n' As"Na'
steamship Ilansa !B,cml Van oseyepdop bremen Sep,
siissio specie o-iish. Co. Sew ii 81 he Irsrd
@ s & .sp :. Ss Y e s &. X y
lon IL 20 British steamer brig rsred bound Z, and =,
sss Ia, Il IS ,Ss q g. y spsLe q Sn Snif
si% s'ys sr sss Ne. ss.
ia was much sned b", Rer captain sps 10 reach New
ON ert nsr s,tsr providing her with boat and some
s,.aa1hip Gslssh walker. New Orleans sept Is with
y Vow Ts aea 90 board IN ms. sns wss snra a
a @ nsssnp. .s Sr ,y. ssps i. S PM lat
wnon down proved 20 be hs Revere q TURKS ISLANDS. from
I'd sssns % .a on ss sTS John "
an dcd of fever and ssne aud that tho balance o.
the same disease. no,wh,andna this her esptsn required
possible two men We farnished as moaeinSs Sn, ,SS two
.c men W. &c could not p.re and :. haIps., oscsh We
Steamship San salvador atkins savannah sept a. with
s,samsIp vssy d,,y snyder Richmond aud Norfolk
with mdse and passengers. TO Hand
% isaac Sspaes poas Baker Boston win md'e and pas
81 % % "c W IN y ss n. c q mwa
&uo Experienced heavy weteriv gales the entire pas
Bark Meg Merrlles CBr, Lordon Colombo fceyion) April
cps Es % ess e fsSSsa Esa.o
raSSr s & .. s ssss Sy ~ 3 WIN s.s fs s
BARK Brsasn tBr Greene, Cow Bay 10 days with coal,
BARK sass tBr Brookmsn. olace Bay days, with COAL
Mig Virginia, Wood Madeira, n days with mdse and s
Brs Frances Lewey Isvsy, Fron,sr "a davs, with log
Wood and mahogany. TO 9 u Mallory Had pilot board
Is Msr,hs SBr,. ouion Gaes Bay, days, with eO TO
sehr p,rso Dorr. rinssn, with coal. 10 Yss,er.
sssr sssr rlh%ns, ls,,n Johnson Johnson Calais s,L.,
sOar Il Carlisle, shsidcn, Bristol.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Cholera near North Adams, Mnss.-Five
Deaths i'm Twenty-Five Hours.

Cholera near North Adams, Mnsss-Fhve
Deaths in Twenty-TwO Hours.
Troy, N. y, Sept &c. 1885,
The cholera has broken out with fearful violence in
tho vicinity Of North Adams, Mass. There have been
eight cases and five Deaths the doctors say, within
twenty-five hours Briggsville ia factory village To-
Gated one and q half miles north Of North Adams on
the road leading to Stanford, w. 1t numbers about
hundred and 6fty inhabitants, and like North Adams
and the vicinity hereabouts has hitherto been regarded
being unsurpassed healthy location. This is n
mountain region lying nestled In among the OF
the Hoosac Mountains At nine o'clock Sunday
night, at Briggsville g aged eighteen years, named
Guililand who worked in tho factory and who lived
in the neighboring town Of Revlin, taken with
cholera She had inst recovered from the measles and
eat piece Of cold turnp In twenty minutes after she
into collapse, and died in three hours George Mogul
factory employc aged fifty years, was taken on
aged respectively ten and twelve years. named Gaque
or Goikn, were taken with cholera on Monday FORE
noon Inoy were pom IkSn at tho same ,lme
minutes of each other MIR Brown, aged forty years,
boss dyer in the Brggsvle factory, was struck down
with cholera at the same time the boys, and died
within fifteen minutes of the samo time OF their demise.
These five cases. all terminating fatally, occurred within
twenty-five hours There have on two cases in North
Adams both occurring about the same time MS the above
The patients Miss Bracket and Miss Buckley, both
Of whom have nearly recovered At Blackingon, fac
tory village two miles west OF Adams, factory pr was
Monday suddenly struck down with cholera Prompt
measures were taken, and the girl in fair OF
covciy.
The beautiful weather OF Tuesday and yesterday seems
10 have checked tho farther ravages Of the dsense
anncuneed There are wells at Briggs
Vile, and there have been heavy rains recently the
water has surface water To This the sud
den appearance OF the disease Is attributed Dra Babbitt
Hawks Burlington Farwe and Briggs Of North Adams,
oil or whom attended in the above named cases pro-
10 cholera OF the most malignant type. The vie
Tins suffered terribly from cranps-knos as large as
hens eggs being drawn up in the liubs and the toes
and angors were drawn down sharply IL cut of.
There IL great CONSERVATION and excitement at North
s.ieUau aN1t thp In
Of this sudden and fatal upton OF the dreaded
pegtence
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OHIO POLITICS.
FROM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
The Radicals Going TO Have Everything Their
Own Way-The Fight Congressman.


The Radicals Going to Have Everything Their
Own Way-The Fight ON Congressman.
CINCINNATI, Sept ~, 1883.
Politics In Ohio are very much one-sded, very like
the handle of Jug in fact and from present appear
ances indicate sweep for tho radicals complete
that enacted in Maine some days ago. There seems to
be firm determination to endorse the action Of Con-
gess to the fullest extent regardless Of the
quences and 1t would not be surprising TO II the de-
mocracy lost every Congressional district IN the State
The State officers to be elected consist of Secretary OF
State Supreme Court Judge and some other unmport-
ant funconaries in relation TO whom there appears to
be no excitement whatever all the interest being con
centrated upon the fight for congressman. II
you ask democratic politician what is going
to be the result Of the election, he will tell
you that they expect to gain at least two Con.
gressmen, in addition TO those they have They
expect TO be able TO beat Delano in the Thirteenth dis
trict Bnckland in the Ninth. Eggeston the First
Delano elected years ago by majority Of two
hundred and twenty-five votes but he has saronp can
ddae against him in this in the person of General
George W. Morgan, and may be defeated. Buclsland
was also elected by very small majority and tho
friends OF Tnofrock are confident Of change Egge-
ston is opposed by George H. Pcndleton the democratic
candidate for the Vice Presidency at tho last general
election, who expects to be elected by small majority,
but the chances that the majority will be the
day, and will leave stone unturned to secure his
| triumphant election
STRENGTH THE PARTIEs
The following fgures, showing the political condition
OF the several Congressional districts for the last two
elections win be referred to during the present cam
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WkDNEsDAY, T.
Asnrs-Eeceipts. none Pot, with light receipts and q
moderate demand, remained firm at 50 60 Pearl
at sl20
psrurrs-Receipis e2sS bbls. -four 10 bags corn
meal 7 bushes corn and 40 do The market for
state and Western continued active, prices of
choice and inferior grades advanced I0c c per bb
while the other grades ruled comparatively steady The
sales aggregated l600 bbls at the quotations appended
moderate demand prevailed for Southern -four and pre-
yous prices were rc.llzed Sales 100 bbs Rye onr
Sales $50 bbis at IS 70 ehe outside price extra or
meal notice sales of 200 bbs at "a IS for calo $5
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tges

5Nn Fe.,.. IVVAa
hiniN shares continue sovs AZ tia first board
tolumbin Gold and silver closed &C. higher than al tho
sams tine yesterday Hope Gold 2oc, walk,.Lead l5c.
sipp BAell was Tc lower, Quartz Hin 4ocA Al the
second bo@v Consolidated Gregory Gold eosAi oSc.
lover Than the nrs, board selling at sl7 S. Hope
Gold was 2oc hyher, selling a. % 20; Atlantic anapA
cllo sold at t2Ds. Corydon s5 20, DownisviIle GcAd
=, %, Eagle Gold g. Holman ocid ssc, Epp Buell.
~ 10, hcs'ans acdcsc. Rocky Mountain s7
fhe Cashier Of the A,ps Of Upper Canada has suAd
tsc foowins circular the managers OF the branches
% lhs bank ihroushou, To- province
sAsn w Usrns cAs.ps, TcscSro, Sept "a 1893
sesuB ns p6fisn III ~. hsds-s ana deposlsors Of sSs
sssF hsvs Y NV yol, WAcr ths dlfse,len % the
:; .s;ss::s.:sI9l s:s:s = NJ . ~ M. =
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rrIze He was 10 the act Of passing II over 10
Sehe for inspection wasn Il discharged.
me bali entering subles face q me right temple and COM
Vas prscasua stas and Klein was locked up 10 await
the result Of the iAiuries
asy tns Centenary meeting postponed I'LL next Wsdnes
day.
AxorHu FATAL RAnRokp AccDEnT-on Monday
ling cars Elizabeth run over BY the cars and instantly
liled.
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so.h s conductor ana driver u the car were s.oner,

from all blame. S's~
FAfAI FAIL DOVE SzAihs .-Ars. HarsarstM NeCsry,
IN Eask Tver,vh,nh ssrest on ussdsv evsn.s s,,ued
sn9 bsskwaids striking On he back Of hsr bead She
Coroner Naumann yesterday held inquest the body
and verdict o. death from ooneusson OF the brain
and native OF Ireland.
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separate from lot, from sesend 81 hand y sdion % the
vate terms ex Time Is Money. Other descriptions
sa TnrsHr.1Wsie very quiet. tn. engagement. TO Liver
noa pDS So cheese @ % {: 800
Io.s at e sd 100 bales wool 3D. % hSa tobacco
a; 81 = nsfs ,sSssss
and e s s Re- 30 sLS a. @ Ca The charter.
. Se re S.s, S@ "a!
ass from Fo1 .so sse
@ y M q Sns 70 hsnss 70 se GO % Gss
po ana s Y Noo Sna % 81 co one
NS.s:s' Is. Va vas ars. ss. p9sa.pssa sale. Outside
Ss.esy:so sss sc Sc %ssa rsso isS Rico co.
srpss.,ns Speh,ns.s q,
rs., parcel. s c @'is aosp. :. 'so
.ssss u q 5sr G sh 80 do sr,s4 @
Al 81 Is 81 81; also I2cS do common do 10 arrive al 81
% cDSngsa and tho msrse, vas
se6ns % uns on The spot and a C arrive s
gold slo, snd - 'e suI,eny
shade rrsr wiz more dong at ,s mprovemsnt the Sales
Sr ns% s ossy sslfy issss,ss Is, Il s p 4
s sSa s2s s go fct prime also or future a.,.yery c'
ssc s q s " . . @ a asS I 1 s
ss. 5 ss 'T x s,'sy IKE e a ap ss. a ana "a, & %
lcr shoulder. of b;con We have saies ressa The
Ss Is.s ha,sr :leaas al so sS .si !, s
uanxe county pas Nc So for Western, and a5c i5c
fo state Cheese was unchanged at l0c lsc for
dairy 10 choice eactory mnSc.
PsTEctIr~. .-crute steady NJ CSC ir bhis witch
price 500 bhls were disposed OF bonded quiet but
values were unchanged, sases 500 bhs st &C. n f3c
HuE-Ihcre wasa moderate demand FOR small for
lmm.iiatc and trins sales were made amount.
otherwse ih.re va. no business The steamer Grarads
which arrived IN to-day Charleston brouatr 10
Mcssrs Daniel rsisgr Co h1rs of ths years with
g r.TG9s :" & s -a r,s I. ne ,s s g ns
u being vel mllled ana very bright
SrsaRSE ruled steady sales sn9U io-. at lGt.c isac
also lsCnl lhs grease nj aSc. i2r
srcAs-Tbs market continued heavy. without changing
dccidoy. The demand noderefe cons'ng
paly from The sales comprise hhds ncinding
few sss lots Porto Rico ~ from il<c 1tc hut prn,
cllaly Cnhs al from ose i2 also ss oSes Havana at
iOtsc. Refined heavy at 6stcs for Standard,
granulsted powdered and crushed and I5sc
We quote inferior 10 refining Ditc Osc: 70
god refining. lOssc. lokc fair 70 good lie
ste PRIME srocery i2c ska,c; Porto Rice !o.e 10;
iic aif5ic; No isais Ike i2sc.i No. 6a %. ls%e
n iai.e.
~ 2isc. i21.c
vHisKFy.--leccpts, 80 btia Market quiet bu firm We
heard u sales OF 10 bbis In bond at l3c
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%Members present Congress.

%Members present Congress.
vALLAsDGHlM
is stumping tho State with his usnal pertinaoity and
"ncver say de'' principle But with all his efforts, bril-
liant as they may be- he is only doing his party harm.
Indeed the less Val and Pendlelon say
the better for the democracy in this part
Of the coIntry Their course in Congress
in refusing TO man dollar towards the support
OF the government In its Efforts to suppress the rebellion
Is fresh In the minds Of the soldiers aud people 10 be
ensily forgotten. They are both good speakers, and
always draw crowd matter whcrc they go; brr their
words have but o weight except among class which
in n very small minority. They bear tho rcla-
ton 10 the democratic party here that Fernando and Zen
Wood do TO the .snnicrrncd' in New York, and
sponsbe ia great measure for the complete prostra
ticn OF tho conservative party in the West to-day is
true the conservatives backed up nv great many
influential men like Tom Seadman, General Nor AN, /,
Thomas Ewing, Jr and others; but the influence they
possess the people completely ncurazed by the
acts and speeches Of val'andighain & Co. Result
Thrty,e forty thousand majority for tho radicals
the 9Th Of October next
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with light rcceip.s and small surry fho market for
wheat advanced &c. Sc bushei with however nothing
dong beyond the pressing wants o local mlers The
actions confined 10 900 bushels at 81 - for Chi.
cgo spring S3 50 Is for now white Western and s. ss for
poor rnher Western There great activity corn
market tho demand being chiefly speculative resupq
advance OF ,c. q, per bushel TIE sales 275 90
bushels sSc a0c for mixed Western aoat DO
in sioe sc for INFERIOR and Csc for white esern Oats
prisiny 9,D bushels a 52c. J5c for Milwaukee. le
52c for Chicago Rye advanced considerable
tive: sales 1900 bushels Western at 92c 81 Barley
also mer sales 26 go bushels 81 80 for Canada
West and State Malt quiet.
Conos.-The demand trile better to-day
pared with yesterday the hrmness Of holders had
eject restricting business extent
only reached go bales The receipts amounted to 729