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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
WIcomIco County.

The Cur WoRM-The ravages OF the cut
worm have been greatly increased by the dry
weather. and in some cases the farmers have
been compelled to re-plant their corn fields
almost entire.
DAMAGE BY THE DROUGHT is estimated
that the berry crop has been shortened at least
one-half, while the peas have been injured to
even a still greater extent.
LAUNoHEs.-An effort was made to launch a
large new schooner at Salisbury, on Thursday
for L. Il. Jackson Il Co., but she stuck to the
ways. little sloop was launched at Shad Point
on Saturday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
The UessIon OfGoat island.
HOW TIE souAppLE srANps.


The Central Pacific Railroad Company want
Goat Island, lin San Francisco Bay, directly
opposite the city 'front.' for their depots and
general terminus The island belongs to the
United States, and the San Francisco people are
bitterly opposed to having it ceded to the Rail-
road. A committee of prominent citizens is
now in Washington, to help defeat the bill, which
has passed the House, and is pending in the
Senate They had an interview with the Presi-
dent yesterday, which they describe as " satis-
factory" They.have asoertained that the Senate
will not reach the bill this session.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
SECOND EDITION.
800, p. M.
Now York.
EXPLOSION OF THE EPSILON.

New YORK, May 28.
About thirty persons were injured by the ex-
plosion of the tug boat Epsilon, yesterday. Six
are 80 seriously burnt that their recovery is not
expected.
A GERMAN sTABs HIS WIFE AND HER PARAMoUR,
AND THEN srABs HIMSELF
Frepz, German baker, stabbed his wife four
teen times, for refusing to live with him, she
preferring man named Lnderman. her para
mour. Linderman was also stabbed, and then
Frepz stabbed himself, and will probably die.
The others are likely to recover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Congress.
SENATE.

WAsHINaToN, May 2s.
The House resolution for adjournment on tho
third Of June was presented and motion to
substitute the 9Th of June WAS negatived. Also,
a motion to rescind the former resolution for
adjournment.
Tomorrow the Tariff and Tax bill will be con-
sdered.
HOUSE,
The House took up the Senate Ku Klux bill
Bill was reported for the Commission on
Commerce to enforce all contracts in the inter-
est of government to aid foreign and domestic
commerce, and providing for rebate of duties
on ship-building materials, stores, &c.
Motion to suspend the rules and take up the
Ku Klux bill was rejected, yeas go; nays 1Os.
About 20 Republicans voted against it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Washington.

RED CLOUDS INTERVIEW WITH THE PREnDENr--
TIE TREATY.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.
Red Cloud and his Indians had an interview
and talk with President at the Executive man
sion, to-day.
Official information has been received from
England concerning the additional article, but
not being Of definite character cannot be OBJ
tanned for publication.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Personal Intelligence.

Our respected townsman Edward Belts, ESD,
has recovered from his recent illness, and is
able to give attention to business Affairs.
DIR. Isaac Jump, of Dover, one of the dele
gates from this State to the Philadelphia Con-
vention, was in town, yesterday.
The Greeley men urge that their candidate
has but one brother-ln-law, and he is in feeble
health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
New Advertisements, ThIs Day.

Funeral notices.
HOstetter's Bitters.
Attention republicans.
Iiouid Rennet-Mclnall's.
lager beer pump for sale
Notioe-City Asse sessmenL
HonHe for sale-D T. hawkins.
HarJware-Truman 4 Shaw, Pbila.
extract OF Vanllla-Mclnall
Mexican Vanilla bean-McInall.
Dentist Dr.. j. p. O'Daniel
boarding at 1lOq West Front street.
confectionery at aud and West Sts.
Dollar Reward 5Oap-City Item.
House wanted-E. Pennington.
Dry C3oods-V. a. Arch ,mbault
Dning and ice cream ruome-G. Morse.
Roots and shoes. Zaun a Son
Notice-pa the ship dissolved.
Notice-Masonic Hail Company.
twenty hnrse-shoers wanted
StOrekeepers' Union.
Jewelry Lusiness for sal -ziba Ferris, Jr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

DEATH OF A WILMNaToNIAN IN New YoRK.-
JAmes Campbell, printer, and native Of this
city, died in New York, on Thursday last Mr..
Campbell was young man of more than ordi-
nary intelligence, was one of the most rapid
eompositors in this city, and was highly esteemed
by the "raft, and by all who knew him. His sick
ness was the disease Of smallpox, contracted
while ON visit to his friends in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

HOSE CARRIAGE lRAoE.-A race is in prospect,
to take place soon, between the Water Witch and
Delaware hose carriages. The race will probably
be had at Schutzen Park, and each carriage is Ia
have on it's reel 1900 pounds OF hose, and
manned, each, with fifteen men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

LEAVES FOR MINNESOTA Mr.. T. G. JoneH and
family and Mr. p. @. McColley will leave Will
mlngton tomorrow, for Minneapolis, Minne-
sofa. Mr.. McColley was formally employed by
the Delaware II. r., but lately he has been in
the employ of the New Orleans, ]. L G. N.
Railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

NOVEL BETA bet was offered last evening
by young man, that > companion could not eat
two water crackers in less time than he could
run the distance Of four squares. The bet was
accepted, and lost, the first cracker not being
that -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

The public schools will be closed on the day
OF the great Sabbath School Jubiles-June
lsth-but not on Decoration Day. The Board
OF Education is composed of prim, industrious
old gentlemen, who don't believe In too many
holidays.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Missouri.

LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY DAMAGED BY TOR
NADO.
Sr. LoUrs, May 28.
A tornado in the southwest part Of Missouri,
on Saturday, did great damage. 1t carried away
a railroad bridge, ruined four farms, ind caused
the loss of many lives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

The Chicago Times (Dem.) says that many
Democrats who threw " their hats precipitately
at first, for the Philosopher have replaced their
hats on their heads.
There is not singel Federal office holder a.
mong the Tennessee delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Dorchester County.

SHowERs.-The refreshing showers have at
last come and crops OF all kiuds are are improv-
ing.
PEAs.-The growth Of peas around Cambri lge
day 80 bushels were expressed to New York.
URowELL's MILL.-rhis mill is now in full op-
Grafton and is said to be the finest in the coun-
try. Its work s of the best quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

PUsEY HEALD, M. D., | puvs,c,,,,s
MARY Ii. HEALD, M. D., FhfsloiASs
marl9-lyof
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienic
Treatment of Inyads-wihOut Medcines-has nov
been In successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen states and Territories.
In the HYGIENIC TREATMENT Of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-giving as not only
utterly faaeiOus but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines such daily adj
minstered to sick persons, IL given to those in Wig
orous nealth would inevitably make them I'll. Rea-
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
sucn g Healing "a Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome FoOd,
Pure Air, Various forms of Tepid, Hot and @ Ild
Baths Ia Pure Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble musces, the relief OF
congested organs and equalization Of the cIrcula-
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths Abundant Sleep and
hest Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea.
ton, etG.
DIR. M. II. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies', as does DIR. T. hEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited ln Town or Country.
marl9-Tu, Th& >atfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
HaICbi.Iife In Prison.

A man known as "Sy Kelley" died the other
day in Edinburgh at the age of eighty-two He
had been convicted in the Police Court three
hundred and hfty times, and had spent upward
OF forty years in prison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
HOUSE,
England.

THE PRESS DISSATISFIED WITH MIR. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, May 2s.
The papers are dissatisfied with the reply of
Mr.. Gladstone, regarding the supplemental ar
ticle, as it added nothing to what was before
known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

The New York Yearly Meeting Of Friends is in
session, this week. On FiTst-day, at the regular
religious services, Samuel M. Janney and Lucre-
tia Mott we're among the preachers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PH1LADELpHIA, May 25.
Cotton firm, 252z@261l. Mess pork 14@14H.
Flour holders full price superhne 6@6Z ex-
tras 74@7s<. Wheat weak red 81. 1902. .15
Corn steady yellow 69@74 Oats 57@6O. Whis-
krY from a3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
a3larria0es.

YOUNG-PYLE On the goth inst, in Philddelphe e
by Rev. Joseph Mason, pastor Broad street NJ. Il
Church, Mr.. William p. Young to Miss Lydia c.
Pyle, both Of WI mington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

Some hints to house-keepers, and a poem which
contains sentiment, with appetite, will be found
on our third page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Th. srr. et nf AY.nilI,

To grow rich, earn money fairly, spend less
than you earn, and hold on to the ditferenc' .
The first takes muscle, the second self-controi,
the third brains
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
UNDER rnE oAsLIaHr.
THE LINGARD NIGHT.
nmnanx which Mr. Il
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-A strawberry festival
will be held at Calvary P. e. Church. on this
tomorrow and next day evenings. Go q pleas
ant time is expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Telegraph line Completed

ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION OPEN TO EAsToN, MD.
The telegraph line down the railroad, to Ras-
ton, is completed, and we received, last evening,
the following congratulatory dispatch from that
town
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

Shall corporal punishment be abolished2 The
Wilmington Board of Education, last evening
decided in the negative. The rod reigns, yet,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28

Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, brother of Lord
IStton, and Minister to Washington, from 1849
to 1852, died in England yesterday. During his
mission to this country, Sir Henry negotiated an
important treaty with John NJ. Clayton, then
Secretary Of State, which passed into history, as
the Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
nR. GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
nosrn,, Na,r no 1pca

NR. GARRATTS ELECTRIC DISKS
Boston, May 2s, 1862
A. G. GARRArT, M. D.,
Dear Str..-l have experienced such marked good
Effects myself from the use OF your electric disk, In
incipient dyspepsia and for nervous cough; also
having these disks used In other cases ON the
body and limbs for restoring from weakness, lame
ness, imperfect nerve-euergy, and for p0nr-bloOd
circulation, with such decided success,-that l de-
sire to offer my strongest testimony as to their e-
cacy, and as being well calculated TO relieve aches
and pains. AID help the feeble Of all ages.
Very truly yours
Jos Phi BURNETT Chemist, Boston.
This excellent and simple disk -batlery-Ut which
we have suppl quite large number during the
past year-is both efficient and durable as well as
40 frOubLe 1t is perfectly clean and worn on the
body or limb next the skin, acts without shock
easily, comfortably and Continuously, furnishing
the prOGracted tonic effects OF selfactlng localized
primary electricity without the trouble or expense
of pUnderOus battery.
These ceaseess- working Disks have been found
invaluable In relieving pains and weakness of the
chest buck or side in spranS Of the ankle wrist or
shoulder, in nervous headache, nervous d spepsia
bronchial rr ta0n, rheumatic or neuralgia pains In
removing old rheumagic inhurations which may be
causlDg prOtracted lAmeness, &C. For sale by
k. BRINGHURST a CO.,
APOTHECARIRS
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
GAZETTE" OFFICE, EAsrox, MD,

UA1ETIk UFFIoEi EAsToN, MD,
May az, 1872.
How do you do? 1t affords me pleasure to
give you the first hearty shake Of the hand
through our telegraphic medium. The line Is
just completed, and by the exertions Of Supsrin-
tendent Caldwell, we are enabled to keep beyond
coaches and steam power, when desiring to con-
verse with distant friends. W. H. OoUNoILL.
We heartily return the congratulations of
our frianda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
The Turf.
A RACE AT SUFFOLK PARK.

RACE AT SUFFOLK PARK.
trotting race will take place at Suffolk
Park, on Tuesday, June 4th, between the cele-
brated mares Goldsmith Maid and Lucy. The
purse, for this race, is $500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
The Drama.
TuR woRK1NaMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.

THK woRKINoMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
MI. A. Eyerly, of the Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia, will produce at the Opera House
oil the evenings,of Friday and Saturday, June I'll
and sth the great moral drama, by Laura Keene
entitled The Worktngmen Of Reao York or, N,
Cause Of Drink, which had protrActsd run in
New York this season. and recently at Mrs. John
Drew's Arch Street Theatre under the title OF
HOrkingmen Of Philadelphia. II ia 3 play oil
strong interest and appeals to the sympathier
Of all clAases-rich and poor alike. The princi-
shop, with engine and machinery, in full blast,
every completeness of detail, the mechanism be-
machinist of the Arch Street Theatre. New
scenes will be prepared for the occasion and the
different characters sustained by well known
artists.
UNDER THE aAsIIaHr.
Mr. Germon promises an admirable perfor-
nance for Thursday evening. He intends to
put the piece on the stage, with all the mechan-
cal effects surs to work well, and the cast Of
characters includes Mrs. Virginia Germon. Mrs.
Chester, Mrs. Edwards, and Messrs. Chester,
GOtter, Bradshaw and others.
THE LINGARD NIGHT.
In the company which Mr.. Lingard and his
talented wife, (Miss Alice Dunnipg,) bring with
them, for Friday evening, we recognize some
familiar names. Miss Blanche Galton, and Mrs.
NJ Pyne Galton were formerly members OF the
Susan Cation Opera Company, and have visited
Wilmington, very acceptably, on former occa-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
$3.50 P. M.
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, May 2S.
Probabilities: Clear weather will continue
over the Middle States and extend to New Eng
land this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
NA ATTINGS, CARPETS, DRY GOODS.
M V. e. ARCHAWBAULT.

NA ATTINGS, CARPETS, DRY GOODS.
WI V. e. ARCHABBAULT.
N. r cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
VIII open this morning:
1000 pieces " Whlte, Red Check and Fancy Canton
Mattngs In al widths, 25, 81 81, ~ A. 60, so, DC
GREAT ,RGAINS IN CARPETS.
New Styles English Tapestry Brussels Carpets, al
81 25 81. 81 &l5O.
All wool Ingram Carpets, rs, sT,s1. 81 a.
Wool filling Ingram arpets, 81, co, SIC
Tag, Hemp, and Cottsg Carpets 20, 81, SOC.
Floor OIL Cloths, all widths, 40, so, so, T5c.
Gilt Rordeyed Window Shades, T5, 81, 81 25.
White, Bun, and Green Shading, 25 81, 81, roc.
CHEAP LOTS DRY GOODS.
Honeycomb Bed Quilts, 81 2s, 1a7, $3.50
Dan ask Table Linens, 81, 81, TO, 81 T5c
Cheap lot Shee'ing and Pillow Muslins 1sc, up.
Oolored Bordered Towels, q. s, TO- 49, 15c
Light Dress aud Shirting Chin zes, only iOc
BIaQk aud Fancy Grenadines, %, rs, 81, 81, SOC.
Rich Iustre Hack AlpacaA, 81, co, az, no
Linen Drlllings, striped and plain, IS, sic,
N. Il, cor, Eleventh and Market Streets
my2s-lt PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-28
Prussia

DEATH IN THE ROYAL FAMILY.
VIENNA May 2S.
The mother OF Emperor Francis Joseph died
this morning.
, 1872-01-11

A young man IN New York 50 closely
resembles 3ihe Grad pahSz Aiexis that
dn1ing tbs preDeuce of that dignitary in
(k3 city this counterpart was closely fol-
lowed BY crowd Of admiring ladies and
small boys.
Mr.. Boutwell, advertises that he will
pay Of specified $50, 100000 Of the
Outstanding -FEe-Twenties on the 7th of
March next, except such part as may be
paid of before that time.
, 1872-01-11

This Is the heading Of paragraph in 6
western paper, recording saisids: " He,
blew his head off. Bilious, poor and
dieheartsned-the gun muzzle in his
meysh his toe OHthe trigger and up gOeb-
hiSkAir. i
, 1872-01-11
MOreIli, the manage Fl u lthe 1taIiaan ope

ths person Of young Russian PFincuss,
who POSSESSES d magnificent voice. Her
name i Engal5 tschcwitchl Out ofipity,
hnWsTeE, for nom Russian opera goers, the
debusante has consented to: change her
formidable -patfonymic for the softer de.
nomination Of Angellil
, 1872-01-11
AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN oNR
OF THESE MACHINES.

BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN oNa
OF THESE MACHINES.
TNHEsE UNEQUALLED Machines do al H.
Il different kinds Of work required to be done in
family, and make all the different Kinds ofStitehos
without the complications Of the other Machines,
All persons will please examine the WHRRIHR
& ILsoN SEWING MACHINES before purchasing
any other.
The Wheeler & Wilson, as is wen known, has
won at nearly every trial in which it has competed
the highest award Of merit The representatives Of
other machines, ever confident, have entered the
lists time and again, only TO be defeated; and hnd-
ing It impossible to compete fairly. have eRdeav-
ored to decry the value Of premiums. They are net
slow, however, to boast Of the few they have re-
ceived. But in the grand trial. daily use through
out the world, where only true merit finds favor
and superiority wins the race, the Wheeler & Viii
son Sewing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion by the verdict Of the people. -.
These Machines are ada pfed to sVerr vSrt-
~ OF sewingi
From the slightest muslins to the heaviest cloths
They work equally well upon Silk. Linen, Wo6lsn
or Cotton goods, with SILK, Linen, OF Cotton
thread; Scanning Quilting Gathering, Hemniihg,
Telling, Cording, Tucking, Braiding, Embroidsring
and making button holes, with the Rreatest facity
Ifit be inconvenient for the purchaser to visit
office, and il win be as faithfully e Is shs -
lection had been made personally. ~, tr4
Full instructions, recently compiled, and giving
fun information upon every point in detail accom-
pany each Machine, and enable the most inexpe-
ienced to operate without difficulty.
Our interest in the successful working Of Ma
chimes is not second TO that Of the purchsasr, and
we-esteem it privilege to aid BY eolTssPOndensP
w. NJ. STODDARD,
GenI Ageat for Pacific Coat.
427 Montgomery St., 8 doors south ofths
old stand.
So SAN FRkNciseo.
, 1872-01-11
7F57tWsEkh7 ARGUS
THURsDAY. JANUARY IL. ala72.
RcF9FI''mss III

There are 450, 600 miles of telegraph
wire AZ niEurbpS. j lei, 900 in America, IL, 4
600 in India, and. 10000 in Australia.
There are. n addition, $4,000 miles of
submarine cable and yet telegrapic ex-
tensions ,hroughO the world are going
on at the rate Of loo, 600 miles Of wire
per annum.
In Brighton, Massachusetts, on election
dav two young ladies devoted themselves
10 the work of distributing the Labor Re-
form ticket but though treated with the
utmost courtesy theresuh Of their labors
will not encourage them to further efforts
in that direction, as Of 474 votes cast in
that town only twelve were for the candi>
dates to whose support their efforts were
directed.
The question of transferring the Indian
Bureau to the War Department will again
be agitated at the next session Of Congress.
Every year-so It is estimated-the U.
States sends 40, 900 of her citizens 10 visit
Europe. .Theygpend there theprstty little
sum Of $12o, 100000, says an English
JcpnakeJaa IITkg . ,EsLUt i
t,sI Eight thousand men are constantly en-
ploysd rebuilding Chicago. 80
p "A guild of ladies is proposed to be form,
Cd in England, under the leadership of
. Miss Harrison, to promote modesty Of
dress, toudo aFsgIwith extravaganza, and
substitute the neatness and sobriety suit
able to modest women. .. r
Two thousand captured Kuklux Klans>
men are said to be ineaFcerted in South
Carolina.
The census of 1870 returns 1890, ,533
Germans in the United States.
This is tie state Of educational matters
in Russia, One person out Of 12S inhab-
itGnts goes to primary school there ia one
echool to every $500 inhabitants, !947, 1868
roubles, the foub1es equal to dollar, are
expended to support common schools suf>
fcient in number for 80 millions Of people.
ThesuUvel question has been raised in
CEic3Eo, whether the last tenants will be
held responsible for their rent after their
houses are burned to the ground.s laga7
Official sretpFps, give, the Republican
State ticket il New York an average ma.
iOHtE Of tFenty thopssnd., ,.,,s.,,. ,,,.,...7
..liH -er-~S>---
, 1872-01-11

The cranberry crop Of the United
States Is estimAted At one million bushels,
ofs.third Is prOdueed in New Jersey.
, 1872-01-11

Coon ADvIoE.-President Porter of
Yale, College gave the following advice to
the Audshts9of that ihstitution ahe other
day. young men yeH-aFs the architects
Of .EQRn oEn, aoEhIuessT Rely upon Jour
own strength of body and soul. Take for
your star selTeliancei fpith honestyyand
industry. Inscribe on your banner, luck
is a fooly pluck isahgEod Don't taks too
much advice keep u the helm and steer
your own ship and femember that the
great art Of commanding is to take fair
share soffifh6S hnlkl. zDon't plaetieeu too
much humanity. Think Rsll of yourself.
Strike out. Assume your own position.
Put potatoes m Vpurleats yer a rough
roadsand smnll1opel So 8 thsr bottom.
Riop 6boEe Che en3ious and Jealous, Ere;
above Che mark you Intend g bit. Energy,
inTineible liberalization, with right mo.
iix, are the levers thath60ve Iho world.
Donlt drink. Don't chew. Don't smoke.
Don't swear. Don't 1eesipe Don't read
port ~iis. - ,Bsa ssISIsA 'Bs sci sslf.rslc,
ant Be generous. Be civil. Read the
papers. Advertise reur bHsipess Make
m6nsy and do good With Love youEg
Gedfad feIIoE;mmy Lore truth and yirE
tuS Love YOUR country and obey it's
laAss If this advice is implicitly followed
b. tbs young men Of tie country the mill
lslnipm is near athand,
, 1872-01-11

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT:
1.-THE Weller & WILSON SEW.
ING MACHINE THE CHAMPION :"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-03
Chicago Provision market.
oHIoAsO, Jan.


FloHr-Dull and nothing doing; prices omi-
nAly unchanged; total number of barrels Of
plain in store reported to-day at 32;700, nearly
1900 less than . y ss ago.
Whsst-Active demand. hrm and his her No.
selling early ct 81 2O3 cash, advanced steadily
to 81 az, olosin z firm; seller Jan. same cash:
seller last half closed at Al 22s; seller Feb; 81
zs2j No. In light demand at 81 2Si No. ST.
los.
0orn-Activs, firm and higher; No. =. ssllip e
at 40s s40s; seller Jan, same cash; seller Feb.
4lsa41s; May 46ss47; rejected IS in store.
0ats-In active demand and higher; No. 2
s'Osins at 32i CASH 323s@S Feb. rejected 2Sss
20.
Rye-In good demand, firm and higher al 69t
1854; sales of 5000 brsbel. and 50 cara al 6 Z;
! oar 634.
Barley-Quiet; No. 2 d0!a61.
Wsisky-In active demand and steady at IS.
JeedI-DulI; sales Of good Timothy at s. 80.
Dressed HogS-FAir TO active, but easier; g
few sold early at 81 80, but most sales S. 90;
closing steady.
Provlsions-Dull and weak; mess pork low
sr; pork sold at $l3 lsaI3 90 cash; sIS 4oAl3-
474 Feb; S13 80 Jan tI3 50sl3 81 March;
closiag OF Sl3 90 eaSh or January. Meats dull
and nominally unchanged; st the evening board
the only sales nne pork lard for March at
$l3 IS; market dull.
Lsrd-sO;d at sac; Jan. 74,S; Feb. 9; closed
at 90.
| Reoeipts-Flo1r 4, 169; wheat 1882; corn
lI9, $50; oats ~, 426; rye 1861; barley este;
| dressed hogs 1913.
| shipments-Flour 1878; wheat 1873 corn
1904; oats s,54i; rye 1856; barley 1885,
dressed hogs 1924.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-03

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