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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-02

In charge of Mrs. g. II. w. MILLER, Nj, A.,
assisted by GEO. b. HUDSON, A. NJ, " grad
uate of one of our best universities. Mrs.
II. J. HEREFORD, graduate of Patapsco col
lege, Maryland, has been recalled TO our Mu-
sic Department.
In earnest advocacy of judicious culture
and suitable direction for the mind ana
heart of childhood, we have recently erected
II hall expressly for the bright, progressive
children already on oufl list, ana such as may
yet come, where we propose, ON modlhca-
lion OF The Kinder. Garten system, 10 50 train
as TO pi omote the best interests OF every child
committed to our care.
To this suburban seminary are attached,
for recreation, several acres OF ground, rn-
bracing one of the Dallas Springs, which
constantly supplies the school with pure,
wholesome water.
To our patrons Is secured thelr pro rata
distribution Of the school fund for the cur
rent scholastic year.
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NOTICE..
MAYORS OFFICE, !
,-trv oI DALLAS, August -, 1911. J

CITY OF DALLAS, August y, lS1l.J
rrha nractice of firing OF pistols aud guns
when ihe alarm of fire is glycn IN The city Is
not only dangerous, but is III violation oil the
city ordinances. 49,, ,,,,,,o
Therefore warn all persons IN the luluie
10 desist from firing pistols or guns on such
occas ions nnd hereby direct tnr city mar
shai and ali regular rs well Us special police,
men 10 arrest all persons who may be iound
firing pistols or guns within the UNITS Vi tng
city when Hn alarm ni iiis, ~ given. ~ T.,
fnfthrr emil on ali good citizens 10 assist IN
arIesting all such persons, In order that they
may lie brought to trial. 60,
l6ssitf W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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Covruut Rnsc RnlliSt.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-The
Philadelphia base ball club is trying
one of its members for attempting to
corrupt the scorer for the White Stock
ings at their game in Chicago.
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LOUISVILLE, September THE dem
ocratic majority for clerk of court Of
appeals Is nearly seventy thousand.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
sg.si.l p,p.l,hs' to The o.II.' o.l' H'r'la'
RENoMlNATED.
Hon. II, 4, Mills RenOmlnaled
for Congress,

WACO, Texas, september Hon
H. q, Mills Was nominated by ncola'
nation for congress to-day, Judge
stewart having withdrawn from the
contest, ~,
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TERMS.
PER SESSION OF TWENTY wEEKs--PAYADLE
MONTHLY,

Primary department. SIS intermediate de-
psrtment, so; classical department, sG y's-
SOFAS oa the piano, SIj; use of piano for IN
struction, 81 30; use OF piano for instruction
and practice, -; incidenta! fee, -.
Pupils charged from entrance 70 close oil
term, save In cases of profracted Illness
Our school works on u systomniic, vigorous
line: hence IL Is important that those wish
ing 10 profit by Its lIborS, be- present the F,St,
the last, and every Intervening week OF each
session. &. y. ". MILLER,
ItAIlm Principal.
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FOB wORK-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
j Blll Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phIets and every kind OF job Printing
promptly executed at the Herald nn1ce,
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EAGLE FORD! EAGLE FORD F!

Terminal station Texas and Paciho rali-
road company, eight miles west OF DaiIns
viii command lumber Trade OF wes,ein
This couniry. Parties desiring lots or infor-
nation sn0a'a aP FPH.sF. FISHER, Agent,
,5aiIm Eagle Ford,
, 1874-05-16

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con
sumption: 8A0 bu wheat, ego hu corn, 2,0Di
bu oats, $40 hu rye, 822 bu barley.
The following grain bas been Inspected into
.etoro, this morning up to 10 o'clock: t13 cars
whePt, 81 cars oorni "A cara oats. Total OLA
cars), OF 81 600 bu. Inspected out. 70,216 bu
wheat; 18o,87l hn corn; 2S,14G bu oats; 1,847
bu rye +; 1880 bu barley. ~
The vote on the rules, taken yesterday by the
Board OF Trade; was reconsi1erod to-day, and IL
was then decided that In casoa before tho d.
reotbrs, Or Committees Of Arbitration or Appeals.
no 1nember ahall hayo tho right to appear by
professional p, counsel. It was also decided to
postpone till Saturday tho vote on changing the
rules, In order to nllow, Mr.. 10. >Ranney, or
othata who desiro, to do go, to prepare am end
itis Understood that tho DIrectora a, ina
Board Of Trado did not hold = moetipa to act an
the q n 'Gen ;,x to eoant
Se TSsfS % .eps1tato ..t sp9ko against 4
matter will probably bo brought up before them
fos action with noro acrupuloun regard for
/ etiqtetts than waa dlHplayed yeAtorJay by those
"Mn Wan.ea I'M. no count should bo made.
| Inc leadlnH produce mRrkotk nora quite anttvo
to-day except wlidas, ind pr!coa were generally
higher, both e greln aud lfondstufrn. Smaller
receipts md fsir sLlpmenta reported this morn-
ing In grain. but tho throatenlngs Of storm
were tie moro potent CAUSE. Tho rain COM
menced to fall little before o'clock, aud then
was po spoolal encouragement TO holders In the
tone Of adyices received from other points.
| a reasonable degree Of activity was noticeable
| In tho 'dry-goods market, and former quotations
| werG very generally sustained Groceries wore
/ aotiye. Interior merchants were In good At
| tendance and thcir oFdora wera for liberal
| amounts. A fair local aud " mail-order " busi-
pess| was also accomplished. Prices wero not
subjected to any important change, ruling firm
qulet and easy. No alterations were mado In
the quotations Of coal, .pig:iron, paints, and to-
haooo. The demand for dried fruits continues
unlnterrqptedly active, and prices are strong all
Wise! yesterdays quotations wero unchanged.
Fiah'Eenaain quiet: Oils wero aotiyo and gener-
ally Arm, tnfpsnttns alono showing wcakuoss.
otvs assa II ,aasns ns5a snppy I'D
yardR trade 10 generally reported quiet, though
aoma doslers state that their businoss is yery
good for this stage OF the season, exceeding that
Wh sgo Psoen
mon lumber $12.60. The metal and general
hardware trade was reported al only
fsir at 4ay s4tesdy and, tor many metala strong
st tor oar lots. Building materials II remain 3n
| quiet. No changes wero mentioned iu woQtlen-
ware or brooms.: The demand Ia light for the
Goason, comparatively. An active demand for hay
1sPGf5ts 1na the offerings e spot NY
wero quito hrm in their views, Wool uas quiet also
hopB; broom corn, and hides. Timothy seed was
active, there being large number OF orders on
the market, and the better samples Of sesd wero
mand and steady, except nillos and Hungarian,
which were Wnak, owing to large offerings. The
receipts Of potatoes were again fair, that il,
compared TO what they have been. aud tho feel.
, 1874-05-16

II included 10 tho stocks Are those Of tho jobbors
and tho bulk Of tho fancy cuts Of meats are In
'pobseBsion OF parties who aro awaiting orders to
forward. The lard III Tho hands Of tho manufac-
'tuters ID nos sroludoa. ~
!, - CALI, BOARD. T.,
Grain was fairly active on the call. Wheat
wae ahade t0Wor,. corn tunchanged,, and ,oats
tatlgp4aeI. Moaa potk Waa Rctiyo and atrouges,,
stid Mn 1sra qlet os!l prloos eloaed as follows
seller tho yoss, i.08 No. . corn nolisr li'cS nv
s82Ao seller juno, co. (@6D96o, aollor July az
@g491o.. Mo. 2 oats, aeflor June; 471{O471o;
aol!at July. 44oj scllor AuBnnt, .36@3Be. ,Mess
pork ossht el1 90, eeller juno. sl7.05 Bollor
July, s1T a0@l7.25... Lard, quoted aollor tho
month, &l0.60j se!lnr Juno, @10. .45O 1876 u =
delicr July, @10,t7}6Q1O.65 asked. edloB wore
reported ~ follows. 25 600 No. q Spring vhpat
faslor juno ut &1.2856; $4,000 bu do at III .2816 !,
b;0Qo BY do soler July at $1.a85k, 1900: bu do
- $1.2s}1s 1900 hu do nt $I. .55s5; 10000 bu
Nc: oorn' eollor May at 69eS; 1900 bu do
sollsr Juno Of o21Soj 10000 bu do.soler July at
o41o; 10000 hu Do at e4s@e =: i, GOO bu No. q
:oate seller June Ut 4714o 0o6 bu do soller Jnne
at a4pi. 5000 bn do seller August at 9oo 5000
.bu ad.ss 86o; 7o0 brla mese pork seller Juno at
eli. 90, 1000 bsls do at B17.05..
! :; >. !'"''' ~, LATEST -, .
: Wheat WAS fairly active late fn the afternoon,
.seiSer 5SnS 81 Closing a. os si3s@issN. Corn osu Wss
'H@9ao lower. closing ut CSC aellor Juno, and 84o
sollor July. Provisions wsro active and firm J
sales Wero reported "a followns 1900 brlE moss
pork ut 417.00 cash i, 700 brls nol!or June lin
lots) at 4l7.05; 500 brs do At &17,021S 600 bfl5
dies 1T $780, ''I''
, 1874-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING TEHMITB.


Tho following bulding-pormits wers Issued
restorday Peter Petcra, a-ssory and basement
briok. 25xS0 feet, No. 105 North Dearborn
street Charles In Balm, 2-story aud basement
brick, 26xG0 feet, No. 22o Oybourn avenue; A.
8. Gait, 3-story and basement brick, 20xG8 foet.
No, 203 North Clark street q. La Borge 4-Htory
md basement stone, 20x102 feet, No. loa West
Madison street.
TRANAFEAa.
The following Instruments we're fled for
record Oh friday, May ID:
CITY PROPERTY.
. Consideration.
Evergreen ~, 80 It Of Lsaritt st. n I, 251ldo ~.
Il, dated March 0...... you
Nuuroo Vt, bet Uarry Point road and Aodzls ~,
az, 1op1111 It, dated May H.. ....:.::.::: 71lo
Aonsos 1t, 81 2lo It " Of Wood at, Il 1, 22xl2a oo
It, dated April 10. :..::..,: oooo
4:olroo Ut, III II Of Iahn ut, y, eoxls3 2'a ~,
It, dated May eooo
fst 4 to ,'ans ai!sy, asted M 1pr | 10000
6outh Park nv, 100 It ii OF Twenty-th1rd 81. " ,.
I, IS It to rttiroad, d4ted May 10. b,0oo
Mohawk st, IS II not Sophia st, WI 6o1123 o.1o
II, dxtel April AZ. 25.,...',..",.,.'..'..""" 27ao
, 1874-05-16
provide, for, ths. other payments oomins duo

1I1A SENATE ounnENUx nIL1. 4, ~
! Thia m0nBnfo Ia discussed in our editofa1 col
untns % II paHsba tho Bonato yastoraay. Even
with The Aoatile Rrnondments; attashed to- y,
tlorB can bo no doubt ttl0t tho efoot Of tho bill
ahdud It, bocohie lkw, would DO. "a e explained,
to approoiato tho credit Of tho United statos,
and to bring tho valuo Of lcRal-tendcrs 80 ms,oh
nearer, tho ). :valuo Of gold that tho remain
der Of tho way, to shecie pnysaanta would tbe
easy. THO attiondfnents lnado to tho bill yeator-
day do not affect ita rroylsions with regard to
cat not only to tie National Hanks, but tho on
tiro bnBincgH community. Wo appond d calcula-
ton Of tile effect of the bill the foservea OF
Tho country banks, tho city banks, and tho banks
Of New, York City. This Btato1nent has been
prepared with great caro-, and may baroltod upon
as accurate: From thcso figures 1t Mill DO soon
that tho bill wilt withdraw 441, ,5U1 900 from Now
York, now hold thore by tile outside banks. Tie
reserve III New York City banks will bo doctoasol
a15, ,807, 1886. Thia 1eaYes tho toto! inoroase Of
reBorvo that must be held by all tho banks In
their vaults $25, 1881 j..
It Is hardly necessary 70 say, IN explanation Of
tho calculation bolow, that tho O por cent, and
the 121 per cent, of rcaervos roferred to IN the
naee Of tho country and city banks, respectively,
aro tie amounts which tho proaont law 1ooks up In
the bank vaults. Tho country banks nre required
to keap roserve Of 1B por CONT but, ~ throe-
:Afths OF this may be kept In Now York, tho
pregoht law requires them to koop only @ per
cont on hand. Tho city bnnks must have \
roservo Of as per cent, but neod retain only 14E
por cent in their vaults, as they are permitted to
keep half OF them in New York.
Tho deposits aud circulation nre taken from
the Bank Statements Of Feb. 27, 1874.
, 1874-05-16
, CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

: i - - = FRIDAY Evening, AIay Is.
Tho Wholesale market was again active and firm.
Ths receipta were fair aud, with tho oads left over,
tho offerings numbered about thirty cargoea. The de-
tho morning. and about twenty cargoea ;wsro aold be
fore moon, tho market ruling firm at yesterdays
prices Fair to good milrun boards and atripR ao1d
1t o!sts and scantling at $g2 for Lud
1ngt4n. and $3.50 for Maustec, Short length 12-f)
io!s scarce and ready sale, often bringing hgher
runa largely to those ana sizea. aaln Of 400
312 joints from Mantatao wns made to-day at 90.
Common to fair boards sold 1t 81. .o0@12bo, Shin
giles aro quotabls at t37b@3.0o, outade for ohoieo
hranas. The storm In tho afternoon interfered with
bualneoa, and about dozen caraoes remained at the
docks unaold At tho closo. -,
sa&es. include the following: Cargo echr ouIlew,
from Munxe8nn, l65 M honTdB and BtripH 1t $3.50
cargo echr haclno. from huskeRon, 19o good MILL
run }af $18o0; sohr Honest John, from Puntwater,
log " IN sslsst. uPpor' at $780, acleoss at 52aoo
cafgo schr Annls Tomtne, from Aenistee, 10 m
Jotta scantinR 1t f960i schr J. D. MERRILL los m
1t y, achr p Hayden, from Mnskegon 100 strips
and bosrda At t15.bo, m lah at $2uo mill tally car
gu Rehr, KAta Atnrhnan, .fF0m oeonto 40 N stripa
Iad boards At $l2ee ssht Dsn aa1es, from Manistss
from Msnissee, 1ou 1olst and scaung 1t $3.50. All
bo'd by Blannhasd1 Doslana Co. =.
Cargo acht .Aanomuee, from :Iudtngton, 80 N
tolst apd scantling at &0t: cargo scr BERTHE Cal-
Nns from Manistee, p ldsot-oal timber at S2 90,
balance jolst and scansliag It $500 sohr phmni1
scaning At t9b0 Man!ateo tally schr Pilgrim, from,
Luling.on. ISIS m toi1t and acantlin9 at &o.ao.
Cargo aohr Truman Mo6s, from Manisteo, 900 IL
811d lin ;jotst st. 4t90o, balance u-run 1ost and
soantlln8 At $9.to. ~ sold by J. u. 1ooms 60. =,
ppsSds i ii. o.. aola 6y 1ri.h, nullsa G.. S'
- | ~ - - AT THE T1npB.' ~ .
, 1874-05-16

dated My q: t,2oo
19s 4, dated Msy 15 ~. l,cod
~ It, dated May IT,. %.
111h r, dated My is. s,7oe
~ win brlct building dated Nay 1900
1so 4, dated May 2,75e
, s; Kqo1); .1oo,oos
14o II, dated My aooa
MONTH OF CITY x1MrTe.
Lot In Block 8, Ravenswood, dated Slay TO-. 1,2,e
SOUTH OF OITY LIMITS.
Il q e to al1ey dated Jsn. o,oot
Lnta and 4, IN Block Q, Prtce's u ~ u Of Il "
Soc 10. 50. T. dated hIsy Is: 49,, 5000
Lot9, ana Lot = IN plock2, Of Fawcotts
part Of y Il Sec 4, SO, II, dated March 28. q7oo
, 1874-05-16
!. EAar LIBERTY.

:. ssssss. Dtsga'eS = r. oS{es:s 1,tsss.. ..
ss.inst ess asss Ss Teei I bsfors Tne . suppy
for E.Ea e1lee hss besn moderate, and trade up 70
rory Hight attendance Of Wholesale buyers. oonse-
quoptly a.ls buslness has been done, moro perhaps
e I'D st IL s
svs hea S 1ss f cattle tma Changed ed
sssss Es$
Heoa-The receipt. for the wsak .Nere i5a cars, ..
a e. sssa Is tSss vsss
ty e.s sss
7 ae
eoso sna 1Ss nas many 81 hauj ou
aFrEr resspts ior the weak M wars ;1o1 cars, or
supply has heen heavy ind the market dnn and drag
sSas i ri ~ dy 100
clipped some q *hioh ere :, 3er5 - COMMON - vooled @
Mess hsrdlto asll; the vessnsr 'bsing teo warm to
asos asoa sBns9 sss e q p t esSsS
as g. ~ h aeasee; common clipped, 10 70 ai1s,
- s''es''5 : : NEW YolK,, - -
EfT ,aS HSnT, r., ~ ~ AZ maxi
fos esansr1 to to
extrr stesra Among aales we're cara Illinois atsera
eh@7H swt, iosl8 " and cars Miaaouzl stoara,
bnEze IND. .fann4-Roeeipts 5000, making 10 100
for the last four days, against loo same time ast
week. Market very Mosk at further decline; fair
sSe ss sSS Eco. .paa Il 'as D, sniss{ ie%S
-n,esipte s,aso, making 1e.oao Tor tho last
days, against d .776 sans time last waek Nothing
doing IN live hogs, nominally. quoted at bAa5xo;
dsaassd 1rmsr; advanced to o7X37bc.
| = .. ~ BUFFALO. 49,
! ..DuTTAIo, May Observation-Disclosures, 1000 total
for Weck not sufficient trAde to establish prices.
Al xtock In yards shipped East In first hands. -
l. 81EER AND TANBs-Rcceiptsi 600 total for week,
500 trade dull and slow. at yesterdays rates.
Wooded aheep arrive poor and thin clipped with Light
run hold their own we'll. "
Hoos-hecepts, 6.40o; total for week, 1890 mar
kes dull yosksri, <s.oo@5.so heavy hogs, s5.7oa
-: .,.. ALBANY. >~,
IrAN1, May y16.-uArTLE-Rece1rts 100 cars short
Of last week; average quality not 90 good market
aIlEEP AND LAMns--Du1l market OF 10 to 10 On
common. 10 to 10 on choice clipped un.hearod,
eomiaoa to sar, e1S9sHo; ahearel, common to fair;
'~'i''' '14'' 'e: ST. LOUIS; ,;
ST; Lou1s, No., May lot-uous- Receipts, 1880 i;
lower for low and n1eln grades; Light, &A.75
j bacon, $5.0oa5.85 heavy, ta5o@575.,
CAFTLE-Recoipes, $40 s.. ssesay,. firm, and un-
changed. -" ;..'' -
, 1874-05-16

tnk ono ot ,WonhneBp, though choico; varieties
werd hold llrhtty::" Lcm6na ad1ahced.' and tnlM
essIs sss sssss EEGi sSSs 5rs siss
as$ Hsks 3 $sSitsts $Sssss S|s R''ssl ssEl!s !thaf
closed Il. 41o on com, Ind l1o % 6s, wheat By
.uail to Buffalo, 716o tor corn to ,Oaaogo po
for wheat to K,ngston; and 201f@2lo and 10}x
4 total Of II olnrtora wore reported, which viii
carry ont from thts. port about tAo,00b BIZ Whost,
ii ssiS,Ss 4; Ssfs r. s .sxs a es
iualde prIoo of yesterday. saies vere reported
q 3oo brig at o5No gallon Now York was
rrovsiena vere lrrogular s1a s1essi ,ik F,erk W.. W..
1od21bo per brl tho highor range Of III even-.
ang, or 800 above those of yoatorday'a ,geaston:
Tho tnarkot was governed altogethor by local
considerasions; Tho taking Of tho etook Of pork
for juno becsmo % sasoa zee tSss il I vs. ta1 sno to al
in, which thoY wcro Obliged to do. At The prlcc
dictated by the one-man ,pdwer Of that corner,
Ho o1etoa to sell at @l7.00 or buy all that; was
oi1orod him at sloo5. After large trausaotionss
Was In fair demand and very light supply henos
advanced 15@17s6o per 100 ibs, oloblug firm:
Meats werc wanted by several buyora At former
prlcos, and all tho offerings ,wcrc, taken; up.
The msrkot: oloaod :, ateadyc u the following
range Of priooss aTosA pork, cash or sollor May,
e10,90@19.95, do sollsr Jtipe, SIC e71f@17 90; |;
81 as sssS SH a9S ssSf sssS 1aSSt &ss
slo.le5l6:45 do seller june, eio.1 1@1o.56;
hsms, io}{@11Ho per 4 Tor is@1e Is svofasosi
drysatod moata loose, as GO for shoulders, oash,
nRs sbs sssS ssf sad sssSse sssS July J nS ssr
short olear, oash, and ono Hnlier July; $40 for
Oumberlants; $1,000 for long ,olesr. : This
sanae boxed st A@55o pei. ID above thcse prices.
Haoon meats, es1o for. shoulders. oS6o fof abort
@ tha same ssHos looss, - IL ioTes. baaoa hsns, 1lS@
1870. Mens beef, 410.75@11,o0; extra meBa DO,
s11.76Q12.00; beef hams, *22:60@28. 90. City
tallor, 7H@496o; ]; greaBe .quotnble At b22S@8o.
Sales were reported Of 800 brls mess pork, cash
$1,000; 800 brls DO at e18.e5; ,b,7b0 .hr1s: do.
1000 brls do At s1o9311 800 hrla do 1t s1o.b7;
1000 brle DO, seller Juy.s &1725; 700 hrls Dr.
a sls17A; 25o brla do a. 817.15 6o tes lsId
toa do at a1o.4o, 900 tcs do at $10.s71 '856ooo
lbs short ribs, at 81<o; 100000 lbs short clear,
scl!er June, At 91@o; 2So boxes do, ossh, t 91fo.
extras weroin light demand for shipment: and
rather weak. not being wanted. Tho local trade
bought bne Aparing1y+ Bran MAS irregular, being
In largo supply, but: mat with vary good de-
rnnnd. Sales wero reported Of 100 hrls white
sstres lSinn.5 i s6.2s; 1oo bril- do at ab:ao
400 brla do at 1916; 800 brla edo on. private
800 brfa; also 20 tons bran At @ls 90 10 tons do
at $780, on track; 10 tons At 818.b0 80 tona
st $1,000 10 tons It s17.5o; 20 ton. q ,s117oo
825.60; 100 brls do white at $3.75.. Tho follow
ing were the asking quotations at the closes +t'
, 1874-05-16
CONIMERCIAL.

=: FRIDAY EVENING, May IL.
{ The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-tour hours, and tor tho
corresponding date ono year ago:,
, 1874-05-16

New York exchange was sold to-day botween
banks at 25o premium, and at 600 premium for
fhe cloarines for tho day we're 50, ,ooo, ,ooo. =
Money is In little demand, outside the .ordl-
Rasy Gysrydnfy COURSE ho fato OF oS'onns y
Tho moyemont OF currency to the country is
not active. Tho collections arc reported poor!
The suits commenced against 8. J. Walker
and e. e. Picket recently, In our Courts, do not
belong to the Central National Bank Of this city,
bnt arc the property Of an interior bank Of the
Hnme nnmo.
, 1874-05-16

Wheat TaB rather more aotiva in tho aggre~
gate, though allow during great part :, q e., The
oloaing 10 above the quotations. Of laat oven.
ing. !:Livsrpool :waa reported heavy, with
ano weathor, and Now York was 10 per 400
lbs lowor,, but active for export, and tho last
demand, though chiefly local. Tho rain fur
nished an additional argument for abort filing,
tho, short iutorest being 30 very large
that any material Interruption. Of. sup:
soon drive them to tho wall. Cash whQat wns:
relatively quiet being In good request, but with
light offerings, as most Of. the wheat nowhere IL
being carried against june options. The ship-
oponed At s1.221s, advanced to et.221G, rcceded
to p1.2256, and rone. to @1.28H, closing at
1896: Beller July ranged ! Shade below June.
Seller tho month Or regular No. spring, sold
spring oloscd At @l.2e1f, No. 8 do At $40, and
reiected do at e1.07. minnesota wheat sold
at 81 .2s for, MOL, and e1.29 for No. 2, but
closed higher. Other Northwestern ). twheat
Gash saes wsre repoatsd % 9, 90 s bn No. sp1inF
at a1.261S; 400 bn do at 41.26A;: 500 bu, No. 4
spring at sl.23 10000 bn do a. @l.229z; 7,400
bu DO s1,224ii 1909 o. BY d9 at sl22 1890
bu do at el.22; o0o:bu do at 81 an il, 500 bu
at sl.2l9<; 2,400 bu No. aprlng at sl.ie; 400
bu rejected spring at s1.o7s- !, ,Go0bu by sample
(bulnt) at 600 delivered; $500. bn No. ! North-
WealaIA5 n14AuHao&@y ~ YA.2oi opuOu ~ Nv. a w
N st 81 a2 fatal IL i0s 200 b. "'4'' ~
Corn WAS unusually active, and atrong at An
! avernge advance Of 70 por bu. liverpool WAS
qMo.eI ~. 10y au.a "as . - a1 aaa .ua
reeeapss tels motntnE Wete a9ite snaA asI!nst sH1E
large ,snipmenls, waln sno Teatnes was ohllly
and otherwise unpromlsing; Bnt there vas an
additional toaaonlfor an active demand IN tho im-
p1essien entertained by very many operators
That there 1s 9 corner On 1901 ior June; Mutter-
1pga TO thus eject ha7o oeen hoard tor ;tWo
or three days past, and they aro undor-
stood 70 haye -onlmlnstod, IN = remonstIanee,
Or protest. against the use Of certain Capital by
onei man TO :englnees corner, Waeni a. part Of
that very mon ey belongs e otAeIs r. Who: are on
ne snort alde. inns LOOKS nke .oueanosa, :.
though there nady pc. nothi58 IN 1t. g1od
many OF tne snofIs oonotaaeo go-ahy snaI ~ Gus
eIeAoA = kae oesEes paEt o1 Yetos' ana Mleo 10
as quietly as nossl1le. Whlie hn sne oaan coGn on
9he marley Tas saken ,4 up tos bulpnens: 5enef
9une opened ~ eaAe hnn aayancea no 70 es2en; q
the close. Seller Joly ao!q ~ o8S9a gp6A ~;
! gasn No, = 6E9s e!essa 81 s.fong a. ezAe; H.;
Gsh m1ea a. oSz$o, ~ ~ ora a11sos1u 1s pvo;
oasH sales omo Mefo TO- r. my ny
oU " w ~ ~ ~ ~ Mo: ~
1our W W g. ne7ho 1wnou ,bo ~ ~ at
nnn " ~ ~ 4o,09S ~ Son ~ ~ a.
ou ~ ~ o11no nj A1oo " Io ~
% m ovvy H., ~ ~ ~ 3 w w ~ ~
INK ~ a. ~ ogn pan unov - W " as ouzsc
honrA ~ @ oA "a, 1ia ~ ~ q te6p c6It, ~
GS h,, rniettad at cHi<o XII, .N". GmS7sg
1b0 1Go In - Hs<So' 0o.a 80 :" Ap.si
OATS wore autot hut strong at IN /. .vera1, ia