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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

Odd Fellows Relief.

ORGANIZATION OF THE LODGES AND ENcAMPMENTs
INTO A GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Last evening, meeting OF Delegations from
the several lodges and encampments OF Odd
Fellows meet at their Hall to devise means OF
relief for the destitute of the order. All the
lodges were represented save one-Asylum-as
follows
Delaware No. 4-G d. Lincoln, James p.
Jefferson No, 2-Samuel Sayers. Robert
Wright and Thomas Hney.
Mechanics No edwin Hirst Andrew L.
johnson and VIM. G Ball.
Fairfax, No. 9.-Jas l. Cheairs-Pyle and w.
IL. Hinkson.
Hope, No. 21-R II Mcdaniel, James Eggle-
ton, and Thomas Mitchell.
Columbia No. 26-W. II. Foulk, Woodward,
and John Clarnen.
Hermann, No. 59-Christian SpoeVt,-Sharp
and Charles Schulmster.
Eden, No. 3I-Wm II. Cornbrooks, Thomas
L. Yong and NJ. Whitford.
The following Encampmeuts were also repre-
scented
Delaware No. david Downes D. II. Car
penter, aud L. L, Wggesworth
Reynolds, No 4-E u. Moore, Edward MICH
olson and Joseph Seal.
committee OF three was appointed to devise
systematic plan Az follows: Edwin Hlrst, NO
4; j. p. Hayes, No 1 ; d. II. Carpenter, No. y
The general features OF the organization VII
be: g eneral Committee will organize al
sueh and will elect officers consisting OF Presl
dent, Secretary and Treasurer, aud an Executlv,
Committee of one member from each Lodge AMI
Enoampment shall also be formed, which Com
mitee shall lay all matters OF relief before thel
respective Lodges examine all applications 10
relief aud draw on Treasurer for same, eaeh OF oI
der to be signed by two members OF tue EAecu
tive Committee The General Committee WI
meet weekly to hear reports, DC,
Eden Lodge has already approved the pian'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
The Extension tIeeIinE.
MEETING AT wAsuINar1N SCH ,oL-nou AZ, ON TUES
DAY.


MEETING AT wAsHINIr1N SCH oL-HousE, ON TuEs-
DAY.
After fully expecting to go, Mr.. J. I. Head was
unable, on account of sickness, to attend the W
W. Extension meeting at Washington School
House, on Tuesday There was quite number
present, and all were quite disappointed at Mr..
h. i absence. John q Jackson who has been
making the preliminary surveys. aud assisting IN
the canvas-ing for subscriptions, addressed he
meeting and gave such information as seemed 1,.
ronte ware represented by MIR Tweed, Mr. Green
field, and others, and others. and those of the
Little Elk line by George Mackey, Esd. member
eject of the Maryland Legislature. The majority
of those present appeared to be in favor OF the
colabined Big Elk, Hickory Hill, and Little Elk
line.
growing interest is manifested. and it be-
comes mota and more evident that persistent
exertiou will result in success. farther meet
ing was decided to be held. at Kitnblevilie, on
Tuesday, the 9Th Of December.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Home Loan meets, this evening.
Council met, last evening, and without the
transaction of any business adjourned until this
evening, at o'clock
The Republican mentions the probability that
Abner p Baily will be brought out as candi-
date for Coroner. He is worthy man.
Mr. H. b. Mcintyre. Councilman and member
of the Board of Education, who has been very
iii of typhoid fever, is reported on the mend.
A good manylpeople who make much more
pretence have less of the real philanthropist
about them than Eli Crozer-'We The People"
Crowds of men and boys swarmed over the
country, with guns in their hands yesterday and
for every pound of rabbit damaged no doubt
pound of powder and shot was fired away.
Samuel Finley of Newark, had his pocket
picked while in the Court House at New Castle,
on Tuesday last. He lost four or five dollars in
money and several papers Of considerable value
A correspondent complains that in spite Of
various attempts TO remedy the defect, there is
a leak In the gas-burner over the Philadelphia
Inquirer fle,. at the Institute. He asks whether
there is no gas-htter in town who can remedy
the leak.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

MEETING OF THE TEACHERS INsTItUrE-"A GRAND
sUGGEss"-TIMEs DULL, BUT IMPROVEMENTS
STILL GOING ON.
Correspondence of the Commerciall
LAUREL, DEL, Nov 49,
The latest item of interest in Laurel is the
Sunday School Institute, held by Rev. j. Ii
Vincent, D. D., in the NJ i. chuich. The exer-
cises commenced on Saturday evening Nov
10Th, and closed on Tuesday morning. They
were varied and interesting,
The music led by b ]. Moore-Miss E T.
Cannon OTganst-was superior. The appear
ancs Of Miss Reedy, from Milford, added inter-
est to the occasion.
About dozen ministers and between thirty
and forty delegates were present, among Wnonl
were Methodists Methodist Protesiants ana
Preshyterians.
DIR. Wins being obliged to leave on Monday
afternoon, the Institute appointed heV. ". II
Hutchin, of Ciisheld, Conductor, Subsequent
interesting black board exercises were gwen ny
Rev. d. @. Ridgway, OF Milford, and Rev. e. u
Watson. of Dover. We noticed our old friend,
and active member of the Conference Commit
tee, Mr. L. Il Hammersley was present, happy
in his work Of faith, and pleasant as autumn
sunlight.
The Institute was I" grand success, so say'
the conductor pro tenn, and every body else VINO
attended
There is great complaint here of hard times
but improvements in The way OF house building
still 20 in. j..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
1he ship-Yartls.

LAUNCH BY THE II. a II. oo--woBK ON THE "oAN-
ONIcUs."
The steam propeller Westouer, built by the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., for the Baltimore
Steam Navigation Co., was launched from their
yHrd on Wednesday. She is steam freight
6oat of the following dimensions; length, IT'S
feet; width of beam 81 depth OF hold; 1O feet.
she il tsii mount ed by an upper dcch. This boat
iI a sister 60 the Roanoke built by the same firm
for the same parties, and now on the route be-
tween Baltimore and Norfolk She il a propeller.
Work continues, night and day. ON the Cdhoai-
Gus no orders to the contrary having been 70
er,yed. and it il thought that in two weeks she
will be ready to leave for u g Cuban coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
To s,op the RnvnEes Of Moths.

Camphor will not stop the ravages of moths
in carpets after they commence eating. Ihen
thew pay 10 hesd to the presence of camphor,
cedar or tobacco. A good way to conquer them
Is to take coarse crash towel, and wiring it out
of clean water Spread it smoothly on the car
net, then iron it dry with good hot iron, re-
peating the operations on suspected places, anu
or the pile of the carpet in the least as 1t Is not
necessary to press hard, heat and steam being
the agents, and they do the work effectually on
worms and eggs. Then the camphor will doubt
lees prevent the future depredations OF the
miller
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
AmuseInents

NH. sTEvENs AND COMPANY, AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. John A. Stevens and his Company per-
formed in the drama Daniel Boone, at the Opera
Hous.. last evening to good-sizel audience.
The performance will be repeated this evening.
and tomorrow night. EaOch ArCien or UIder
In. Pdlm with the farce Of The Stage Struck
Tailor for an after. piece.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

SOCIAL VlsIT,S OF T.-Over one hundred mem
bcrs OF Wilmington Division No /, s. of T., OF
this city paid social visit to Great Western Di-
vision. Of Philadelphia, last evening. They
wero met by delegation Of their entertainers,
at the z. W. 4 b. depot, and the party, with
the Great Western Band, proceeded to the hall
at l7th and Federal sis where refreshments
were hberaliy provided. Speeches we're made.
and other exercises introduced, and the party
returned about midnight much delighted.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
LEAKINs q ATKlNaoM.
New Advertisements, This Ray.

I Fstev 4 Co.'S organs-Iaa N Clemmer
S,einwny a Sons Planns-Jas n Clemmer
TaH iur a Farley's organs-Jas N lemmer
4 ronns nv Manning A CO--Jas N ClGmmer
rsIsn0 Stonls-Jas N Cir mn er
IIOuse and sto o for Teni--Henry Burnett
Ia cy gGods--u DIXON Pm IL
hardware, &c.--Truman shaw
Tinware-J BueiCk
NoIice to cred tors--L Bird
Fducatioual-Euehy Academy
pouse for rent-W II Gilmore
Use Raupleye's olive soap
Grand Orera Borse-J John A Stevens
|, ook wsntpd-67b z Fourth street
0is RYE Whisky-Brwman
Good groceri' 8 nj B1wm6ns
Ft"cy sipners--T + Pennington
.Jnatic To q 1T r Pc ming IN
NOtlce-Keynolds EncaHpment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

The AID SocIETY.-The following statement is
handed TO us: 1.-The ladies' of the Wilmington
Union Aid Society we're obliged to turn many sp-
plicants away, to day, finding it utterly imposs-
ble to attend to 30 many and necessary to adopt
other measures for the relief of our ooored
poor, desiring to give them the same as any,
but 80 far they have presented themselves al
most to the utter exclusion OF any others. We
hope our frieuds and contributors will take no
exception to this az only the best motives prompt
us to such course of action"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

DEAD INFANT Found. - Yesterday morning,
while some boys we're playing shinney on
vacant lot at sixth aud Jackson streets, they OBJ
served some loose sods laId suspciously togeth-
er, which they removed, and on opening the
earth they found small box which. upon being
opened, was found to contain the dead body OF a
newly-born white child The box had contained
spices, and was marked on the lid ''B o. Wells"
Coroner Wiuslow was notified, who summoned a
Jury, which after viewing the body adjourned
It's Investigations until this evening, at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE.-The executors Of
the estate of the late John Thompson sold most
of the personal property on his farm in Mill
Greek ii ndIed, ON Wednesday. The prices
realized were generally good, showing that hard
times are not much felt, out in the country. A
pair of very good oxen brought S2l2. Cows
sold we'll A credit of six months for all sums
over $40, was given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

SEVERE AooIDENT.-Mrs. Rachel Reed, resid-
ing on Bird Avenue, a very old lady-said 70 be
nearly IOl-met with q severe accident on sat
urday last. She was descending the stairs,
when she was seized with paralysis, and fell to
the bottom, sustaining injuries from which 1T Is
feared she will not recover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 28.
Cotton higher 16j<@17c. Flour firm and in
fair derzAnd supeEhne "a 5005; extras 81 25
0D575: Psnna., Ohio and Indiana extra family,
a. 2507 rs ; rye flour "a so. Wheat quiet and
steady; red ti.5Oapl 1860 amber '$165; white
81 Tool 80 Cora steady; yellow 67@68c !;
western mixed 66@67c. Oats active white 81
@54c; mixed soc. ,Whiskey steady at 94@951Sc.
paANDYwINE MILLS aUegAgIoNs TO-DAY.
Family Flour. q. =. ~. .is9 500 s11 90
Extra Flour. ..M......... 775@ -.s.75
Sqperfine Flour. ..4........... $3.50 B.75
Wheat, ,,,,.sA............ 1.65
New Corn. ....E............ 56
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
u-HUSLLNS,
NUS INs.
MaTTaT NO

p-HUSLLNS,
NUS JNS.
MUsLiNS.
Persons about making the Fall purchases should
not overlook the fact that Mr. FINN Is selling the
baSt muslins at the lowest wholesale cash prices
T. ductmeDts are also held out in the fol owing spe-
clBllt eSs
DOmet, Ballardvsle, Gil ert and Shaker flames.
Sack End Suiting + annes.
Loom Dice Table Linen, O up.
Beached iamask Table Linen, 65c up.
Lin N Towels OF every description.
Comp etc Stock o. Napkins, 81 up.
Shlrtng Linen
Hamburg Edgings In great variety.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
8. e. corner Seventh and A ch streets,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
1eaths.

PR sFON-- the morning OF the 26,h inst,
hhlI mast o'clock Rebsccl j., WI Q OF WIN rres-
tnn la the 6Tth ear OF her age.
ghe lat YES and friends OF the family are re-
ane,t ully invited to attend the funeral rom tne
day morning, nth mo, 9sth, TO leave the house az
II o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
THIRD EDITION.
Crime.

CONVICTED THE THIRD TIME.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.
Christopher was yesterday convicted for the
third time, Of the murder Of policeman o'Meara.
TwEEDs ooNFEDERArEs sEETENoED.
New York, Nov. 2S.
Ingersoll was sentenced, to-day, to Ave years
imprisonment at hard labor, and Harrington to
19 months.
EXECUTED FOR MURDER.
WASHINGTON, Nov 28.
Henry Young was executed to-day for the muir
der of Frank Hahn. the drover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

THE Potato RoT-BAD REPORTS, John Dem
nison, OF Mill Greek Hundred, has lost largely
by the potato rot, having carted away four hun
dred bushels OF potatoes and shot them down
in the gutter to be carried away or used up by
the rains and frost of winter. Other farmers
have also lost heavily.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

WATER TO BE SHUT oFF-DRAw YOUR FIRES =
The water will be shut of from the Upper Basin,
after O'Clock this evening, in order to make
necessary repairs tonight. Persons using steam
boilers, supplied from that reservoir should
draw thaira firaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

FmE-on Tuesday evening the Quaker City
Cooperage Works, at 23rd st., and Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia, of which VIM. q. Penny
packer, OF this city. is proprietor, were damaged
by lire to the amount OF $4,000 Fully insured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

TERRAPINs FOR ESaLAND. John L. Cald-
we'll, Superintendent of the Md. d Del. railroad
has received an order from London, England,
for lot of salt water terrapins, and the receipt
for cooking aud preparing them for the table.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

GYPSY vIsIr-A gypsy cavalcade, consisting
OF two wagons and q small open top carriage
passed through the city this morning, and took
the road to Hare's Corner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
YlatrIagfS.

MAXVE1t,-wATsDN = ON Thanksgiving even
iny by Rev L. Marks Mr.. William Maxwell 10
miss Sallie Watson, all of wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
AGtu advertisements

A PHlLANTHL oPIC GIFT WOULD be clothes
N Wringer, with cog-wheels Fhi th we know TO
be the most dura ley. IL should be used by ever
time labor, and clothing saved by It. Ask your
neighbor who uses one II she would do without It,
Sold BY
No. $50 CEght Thirty-nvel Market St below Ninth,
Phisdelphin.
IVORY AND IMITATION IvoRY-handled table
table and ea knives, game and mea.-carqeis
table steels. For sale by
TRUMAN b SHAW,
~ PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

RUGBY ACADEMY institution will COM
mence its winter term on Monday next, Decem-
ber 1st. Persons Wishing to secure seatsfoi
their children had better apply at once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

THB McLEAR CLAIMs.-Mr. Bird, Register in
Bankruptcy, gives notice that he will be at bis
office tomorrow. to receive proof Of claims in
the MoLear bankruptcy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

suspEEDED-The sheet iron rolling mills Of
Alan Wood Il 90 on Red Clay Creek. have not
been in operation for some weeks. Though we
understand there is prospect of their early re-
aumption.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
UeeoREed.

JOHN NJ, MoRRIs OF WASHINGTON.
WAsHHaToN d. @. Nov. %.
John M. Morris, the executive clerk Of the o
s. Senate, died last night, of consumption.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Tie Clayton House

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
CM T-enchard. BALTIC.
Richard T, Melby, Cape May.
VIM Duke, Phila.
PD Oottingham, Snow Hill Md.
James Todd, Phila.
A G Snyder, Ashtabula.
~ Lloyd, Del.
VII Churchman, Del.
s II Benson. Phila.
G. L Ely, NY.
WB Pstten, Columbia.
Jos Hall Jr and VT Cape May.
Nv L Wilson, Phila.
r Kelly. Cleveland, o.
, Mr. and Mrs JDo Stevens, BALTIC.
Harris. NJ d, Kent Co.. Md.
Jacob FrartZ Lancaster.
TW Marshall and wife, West Chester.
Geo Robinson, Phia.
Oh Adams, N Y.
WI Bruner, San Francisco.
Geo Copeland, Phila.
CE Lippincort. PhilA-
The Maryland sash factory and planning mill
of Wilson & Son. in Baltimore, were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Loss $4O,O Sixty
men are thrown out of employment
John Halliday has been committed for trial at
Smiths Falls, Ontario, for the murder OF his
life. She was found in her house terribly man
gled, and in dying condition.
Lewis E. Hernard, employed in the post.ofice
at Baltimore, was arrested on Wednesday night
for robbing the mails. He confessed his crime,
but the extent of his depredations is not yet
known.
The round house OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road, at Rockland, Placer county, GAL, was
burned yesterday morning, with nine locomo-
tives, and about the same number OF railroad
cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

POLICE CouRr.-The report includes nothing
but three drunks, since Wednesday. The usual
fine and costs were imposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

BOWMAN, the grocer, Second aud King. is the
place yon are looking for when wanting groceries,
Dried fruit, conAed goods ETC., OF all kinds. His
assortment IL large and his prices always fair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

N Spencer Thomas, of Elmira. N. Y, was in
town, yesterday. He carries on large manu-
factory of tannin. at Painted Post, in which
two Of our Wilmington citizens are concerned,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

NIoTICE-The members of Reynolds Encamp.
~ ment. No. 8, /. o o. F., are requested 10 meet
at the Odd Fellows HAL, on Sunday, Nov. SOih, 81
precisely quarter before one o'clock. to attend the
funeral Of our deceased Pa rilrch and brother, Da
Wis Missimer. BY order of the Encampment Attest
noy2S 2t p. G. DAILY, Scribe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

GIBSON, Son Il Co.'S pure Old Rye Whisky and
pure Wines and Liquors OF all kiAds can be had {
Bowmans the grocer, Stcond and King, at far
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
WeatAer Record.

REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.
Probabilities. For the Middle States North
westerly winds, falling thermometer and partly
cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
SECOND EDITION.
The GaIIs,vs Postponed.

CONVICTED MURDERER TAKES MORPHINE.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 28.
Milton Malone, who was to be hung to-day
took morphine in prison last night, and remains
insensible,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

police census of Baltimore taken on Wed
nesday, shows population of 300 1893. Since
the beginning OF the present year 5000 buildin
permits have been issued in Baltimore
The Manhattan and Powhatan returned to the
Delaware breakwater last evening, at o'clock
on account Of heavy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

Council will hold it's regular weekly session
for business, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28

Use RAPPLNYEs Pure White Olive Soap, and be
the envy OF all your neighbors who wash with poor
soaps. Almond agent, Wilmington, Bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
noME OF THE sERMoNs.

DIR Matlaok's sermon at st, Paul's Methodist
Church yesterday, was based upon these words
In lhe day of prosperity be joyful, but in the
day OF adversely consider; God also hath set the
ono ever against the other, to the end that man
sheud tind nothing after him." Eecles. 7. IA.
We have a synopsis of ths excellent discourse
prepared, but are unable to give 1t place, to-
day
At the Unitarian church, Rev. Fielder Israel
took his text from Daniel, Xl 81 " But the
people that do know their God shall be strong
and do" The discourse referred 10 plumber OF
timely topics. and strongly dlsapproVed any
war With Spain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-28
Letter from Laurel.

MEETING OF THE TEACHERS INsTIIUrE-"A GRAND
sUooEss"-TIMEs DULL, BUT IMPROVEMENTS
STILL GOING ON.
, 1873-06-04

North - sof cf Church at II I, 6ox1o4 IL; dated
May IL consideration, $1G,oOO. "
Lois and IN Block o, lu Cook h Andcrso1,'s " u
q Eco u, %, IL, dated May 13 consIloraton,
Wabash ~, botwoon Thirty-third .na Tnrty-fous s,h
~ = 30 It to alloy, tlatod May o; consideration,
lot 8, IL Block 1o Of 1oa Addition, dated April il
Lot ID ss1no, dated April IL consideration s2koo.
Lot 20 and 80 Of Jordanh Los 10 to lB 10. of o..
asns of T. eeo' A. 49, dated h1ay
lot il ii Rosoi Y, Block 2s, Boo. s, o. Il, dated
May 81; consideration, 81, ,&25.
Lots y and 10 In sa1nc, dated May 81; cona!aera
Tssr ioia IN nolaosn, dated Juno consideration
Tho premises No. "A Kansas at, dated Jan. i con-
~ 5, i Dloek7, Hols'oln, dated Juno z; consia-
oratton, $500. {, i
Lot. Ii and T T. il neet st ID. ven.wood d.sea
April II consideration, T,800.
BouTH uv CITY L1MITa. .
Lot ID Block 1, Of Hoyt ct al. Subdivision, Il
! ~ n seo ID. SO, II, dated May 27 !; consfdera-
: LID % % ~, in Fish h Young. Lot 8, in.KsX
ofsT seo I, 50, ~ dated May al consideration,
* i u 2, .ezss,n and I'd, !. T. seres q .
X9fn,TA g, X eoo lo aa H. dated aay "a eOn'laora-
Lots 80 to q, in Block l. in putnams gubsiylalon,
r. r. Hof seo ., %. u, dated May 27; conaidora-
P1airio ~, bit Forty-ntth and Forty-r1th pts,
% & to alley, dated May 20; consideration, .75o
Fftioth IT., AGO # Of Droxel AZ, q t. 155x193k It,
dated May 9f J; consideration, IS, 500.
- saIne ~ tho Above, dated May 27; consideration,
Chicago AZ, 80 BIO II Of Cleveland av T. 6ox195
H. dated March i; consideration, 81 ,250.
, 1873-06-04

dearer pricon obtained for autumn delivery
TIE re plant bud slightly suffered during tic
,>"At Hamburg, Germany. tho market, from
reports Of tho lath inst., had beon firm Tor ill
eapt III rhoas, v6ieh had boon purohased % fTeey el
TO- arrive from England and Portugal. Tho
wero small, With aotvo dotna1id from all pnrta
Of Germany. Tho weather had heen aoasonsbly
nnc, and the growing cereals Ind generally
satisfactory hppearanco. -.
eoliAl and vegetation ,,was 1nahing rapid pro-
greBa. Tho damage that wha 'Searod from tho
troats and snon during April haa not boon OF
very much Importance. ..,
49,, !" At Antwerp tho stock ot wheat hnd leen
nearly ali gono. Tho tono Of the market Tor
"At Amsterdam tho woAthor wns ,nildor md
more sa ss ssss1nsblo about tho middle Of May. Ryo
"At 1orlin tho fine woat1ior hid weakened
prices Of bresdstufs., Spot wheat. was froely
o1orod, With buycra et d reduction, and forward
delivery. Fdtdre d6liTbry wheat wrs fiat. At
magdeberg, alternate rain and sunshine. ::
wcro small with oouooaslons asked by 'nail1ers
:, :" Ad7loes from Adolaiao, South Australia, IN;
dor lsto Of the 28th Of March, state that Theat
AAN AAfh4lEOu u1 pt1 w iu6l WuAVl NA0VAcA rtAV
export and eauaed a deo1lno In freighta TO- tho
United Kingdom Of 70s por ton. It was catima-
tod that about oue-third' Of tho surplus Of; tho
wloat crop had boon already exported. .
q At Genoa, Italy, the market for Whoat waH
steady, tho arrivals limited, with Btooka Yory
considerably diminished.
Thoro had beon much rainy Woathcr lnt
,pcsth, Hungary, and tho whoat plant WAS throat
enod with rust. Tho harvest prospects, which
loolod 30 bright abort Tina ago, had beonrna
dubious. -:
. sAt tho Russian port Of niga, 887 ships ar-
rived, Including 88 Steamers, mud shipments OF
wheat, ryo,: and oats havo probably. bccn nado
"rhe growing crop OF wheat In Germany is
aatisfaetory in appearance. ]:
=, ;" At odeBsa, the reports OF short wheat crop
10 California had oaused rising. pricos. The
woathor was favorable for the growing cereal
crope,, and tic wEoat crop waa expected to DO
oqual to that Of 1866" -
In the afternoon wheat and corn uero active
and excited over tho reported failure OF throe
or, four operators; but recovered their oquau-
unity before o'clock, wheat closing 10 Higher
tha9 s q Change; No. spring seia s sl.S255l 5
sellcr July, both options closing ut the outside.
Corn aold at tho s0111 1@8e1Io seller tho month,
and 1895 6@901so seller July, tho former closing
1t 8A@389c, and the lattor at 8916o; and 321lo
seller August. OatB wero 10 lower, closing 1t
1920 BOILER July. Provisions wero quiet and
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