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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

HENRY CLAY DEAN will choke the
eaele.bird Of freedom on the Fourth al
Clarindu, Iowa, and his friends at home
sincerely trust that tho fierce gray fowl
will tear tIenry'sshirt off, and thus cause
him 10 buy clean one.-[st. Joseph Her
aid. His shirt, indeed II the proud or
astrological champion has any such In.
tentiOn, II had better provide itself with
scoop-shovels and cxcHvators enough 10
dig down through several feet Of IIenrys
middle name.-LouisriNe Commercial.
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MEMPHIS, June S0,-Thetc Is no change
to report a. regards the Memphis & LII.
lie Rock Railroad troubles. MI. Dow, az
tigent Of the trustees, still holds possess
sion Of the road, and the whole matter
will bc transferred to the Arkansas courts
for settlement.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 8O.-It is officially an.
nounced that Gen. Martinez Compos has
occupied n position on the Ebro TO pre-
vent The escape Of the Carlists from Val.
encia into Catalonia. General Jovellar
with 10000 troops is advancing by differ
cnt roads on the Carlists leader Dorreg-
ony, who commands 10000 men.
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Tho ScnIpcrs on ItIle WarpntIl,

CHICAGO, June 30.-The Scnlpers here
have addressed circulars to all The rail.
road companies In the State, notifying
them that they will resist the law known
as the "scalpers BILL" passed at the last
session Of the State Legislature. They
base this course Of action on the opinion
Of lion. Leonard Sweet, Of this city, that,
that law Is unconstitutional.
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NInrina InlelIlrencr.

NEW YoRk, June SO.-Arrived-The
steamships Bolivia, from Glasgow, Rot.
terdam, from Rotterdam, Bothnia, from
Liverpool, Vile de Paris, from Havte,
and Cimbfia, from Hamburg.
FARTHER PotNT, June 30,-The steam.
ship Moravian, from Liverpool, has ar
FiVnd
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FRANCE.


SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE INUNDATED.
PARIS, June 3O.-The subscriptions rc.
Ceiyed for the sufferers by the inunda.
tions are unprecOdentedly large, The total
amount Ia 100000. ltis announced that
100000 persons will be wholly dependent
on The public charity for months to come.
Tho number Of men, women and children
drowned In Toulouse alone Ia roughly eS.
timated at 1000.
PARIS, June 3O.-The Pope has sent
$4,000 for the relief Of the sufferers by
the inundatiOns.
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BALTIMORE, June 3O.-This afternoon
Major j. Lyle Clarke, n well known citi-
zen Of Baltimore, was shot while seated at
the dinner table at the 81. Clair Hotel by
n young man named II. W. Brewer, Of
Georgetown, DC, who was arrested. He
stated lie was driven 10 the act to avehge
a sisters wrongs. Clarke's wound Is not
fatal,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FRICR or THE CIIIRP SIGNAL 0PHCRR,
WARRINGTON, D. @, July l.-l AN. J


For the Atlantic States, stationary Or
higher barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, cool and generally clear weather
For the Lakes the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, stationary or lower barometer,
northwest to southwest and southeast
winds, warmer aud partly cloudy wealth
or and possibly occasional rain on the
Upper lakes.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valley, u stationary or falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
For the Gulf States, a stationary pres.
sure and temperature, south TO southeast
winds, clear and partly cloudy weather
The lower Mississippi and lower Ohio
rivers will rise slightly and the lower
Missouri fall,
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LEBANON, PA, June 80. - A terrific
storm passed along the southern border
Of this county last evening and several
houses were demolished or damaged by
lightning. Trees and fences we're up.
rooted, and grain was swept clear 10
the ground for miles,
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G.s. STEWART, Ewy of Washington,
Pa, wasin the city yesterday on his way
out to Guernsey county, Ohio, to buy
wool. 1Iesays that plenty Of wool is to
be had III Washington county for IS
cents, hut it is not exactly the kind want
ed by the Eastern company he repre-
senis
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June SO.-George
Holmes, whose wife keeps a millinery
store on Fourth street, cut his throat
with razor this afternoon. Holmes has
been very dissipated Of late, and his wife
entered suit for a divorce a few days ago.
He was intoxicated at the time Of the act.
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Tennysons "Queen Mary" contain some
passage in which realism and suggestive
ness arc neatly blended Mary, smelling
Ctanmer burningat the stake, cNllsdown
The pipe to the cooks to shut the kitchen.
door or be more careful with the frying
nan
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HAzLEToN, PA, June SO-The miners
strike here IL at an end, and work will be
resumed At all the slopes as soon as they
can be got ready. II Is believed that
next week will see the strike abandoned
In the whole region.
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IN the Autumn Of iS4l The University
Of Michigan first opened itS doors, and
for n number Of years had but two Pro.
fessors. The irst class graduated in is45,
and numbered twelve persons. Now II
has Il faculty Of ,forty.hve professors, and
the class Of this year numbers over one
hundred. II is ranked as one Of the most
successful schools in the land, with over
twelve hundred students.
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Accldeilnllr Nl,ot Iiimsell,

Sr. Louis, June 3O.-The Globe Demo
crut has n special from shelbyyille, Ills,
stating that Dr.. Mcfarland Mills, n prom.
inent physician Of Frankfort, KY, who
was visiting his brother, Rev. y. Mills,
accidentally shot and mortally wounded
himself this afternoon, while taking some
cartridges from a revolver.
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presenteh 1Iis reenil.

LoNG BRANCH, June 3O.-Count Corte,
for several years Italian Minister in this
country, accompanied by Mr.. Cadwaladcr,
Assistant Secretary Of State, to-day pre-.
sented his letter Of recall to the PFesi.
dent
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CINCINNATI, June 3O.-The internal
revenue receipts from the First district
Of Ohio for the fiscal year ending June &c
amount to $S,0j6,5l7 a., being an In.
crease Of $0l5,S05 20 over the previous
wear.
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NEW ORLEANS June 8O.-on the Off.
cial report Of the Boatd Of Health, q
proclamation Of days quarantine was
this day made by Governor Kellogg
against The port Of Key West,
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Col. NAY, Of Warrington, informs us
that thecrop prospects out in that part Of
Marion county arc very promising. The
corn, oats and potatoes are especially
promising. The wheat, however, will
not be more than two-thitds Of crop II
that
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VIZ see it stated in usually reliable
papers that a million dollars worth Of
judgments have been entered Of record in
Schuylkill county, Pa, as a result Of the
recent coal strike,
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TIE feature in Wall street yesterday
was rise in Western Union Telegraph
Stock to 79I, 1t is reported that the Com
pany has been able to place its four mil
lions OF 7 per cent bonds Ito take up those
coming due in November) at 05 cents on
the dollar, which report is given rs the
explanation Of the rise, The Company
will pay quarterly dividend on the 10Th
Ofthis month Of . per cent, and it is not
unlikely that the stock will go still higher.
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Medical appointment.

LOUISVILLE, June 3O.-Gov. Leslie has
appointed DR.. Robert G. Chenault, Of
Richmond, Madison county, 10 the place
Of Medical Superintendent Of the First
Kentucky LunaiiC Asylum, made vacant
BY the death Of Dr.. George Bryant,
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Now SAVE your bed.bugs. II has been
discovered that, soaked IN a solution Of
nitrate Of potash, they produce a adelicate,
delicious and penetrating gpetfume for the
handkerchief and toilet,
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DIRECTORS;
.DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


OPRIcE PEABODY Insurance Co., I
WHRELIS0, W, VA, April 2, 1873
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Oi Wheeling expired April lSt, 1875, and
lts lneIplred fire business has been Telngured BY
Va. ~ shown by the Resolution aud CeTtihcate an.
nexcd hereto, All claims for loss or damage that
may occur RtOr u o'clock ", April lSt, 1870 under
any GTe policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
Suiunre Company, aud In force, will be adjusted
J, Y. L. RODGERS,
Secretary,
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california Democratic state con.
EaFNhnV1.

San Francisco, June SO.--The Demo.
cratic State Convention met yesterday
and adopted a platform this forenoon
Thomas Flndley, VIM. Irwin, j. A. John
son, O, I. Rylatd and r. A. Roach were
placed in nomination for Governor.
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vt. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-About o'clock
this morning the steam tug Sam Clubb,
lying at the wharf, caught fire, and after
being cut loose, hoated down stream and
struck on a bar, where It burned to the
waters edre.
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ITALY.

ROME, June Bottle Senate has passed
the public safety bill for the prevention
Of Brigandage in Sicily and elsewhere.
The bill had already been adopted by the
Chamber Of Deputies.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, June 3O.--Thc Senate has
passed bill already adopted by the
House Of Representatives making IN Of
fer to commit assassination a penal Of.
fense.
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QUEENSTOWN, June S0.-The steamer
Batavia, which sailed to-day for Boston,
had on board the mutineerso Of the schoon.
er Jefferson Border In the custody Of
United States oacefs.
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Ronds aIITnken.

New York, June 3O.-The four mil
lion Western Union z per cent currency
bonds have all been taken at 95 and in
terest by Commodore Vanderbilt, the
U. S. Trust Co. and others.
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THE St. Louis Times in an article esti-
mating the wealth of different U. $.
Senator's puts down our smiling West Va,
Senator, the Hon. Henry q, Davis, ut
only 100000, This is, we venture, not
more than half correct.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June 3O.-Count Hoyosprin:
zenStein has been appointed Minister Of
Austria TO the United States, in place Of
Baron sChwartzenborn, resigned.
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BAIL.


An adjourned meeting Of Northern Pa.
Cilic bOndhOlders was held here to-day.
About $2O0O0,0OO Of bonds were repre-
sentcd. The meeting was large, rep.
resenting all parts Of the United States.
The objections that have been urged to
provisions in the decree Of foreclosure
were obviated by an agreement between
all parties, which will be accepted by the
court. The different objections to the
plan Of foreclosure and sale known US
The Livingston plan were harmoni4ed by
the adoption Of series of amcndatory
resOlutiOns,
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SIEO.OO0 Eait1re.

TORONTO, June SO.-Coates 4 Co., auc.
tloneers, have failed. Liabilities $780,
600.
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OFPiCR FIRE / MARINRINsuRANoR C0,,J
WHEELING, W, Va March 81, 1875.
Re,Olted, That the proposition Of the Peabody In
suFanCG Company VI Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Of tho fire business Of this Company be- and the same
Ia hereby accepted and the President Of this Com.
pany, together with MGssrs, Held, 0OshOTn and
UBIlGn, are hereby appointed committee TO cons
SummatC the transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by Tho committee OI the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found to DO perfectly responsible, 49,,
[slynell Y, II: COLLIER, Sec'y
tsignedl A. WILSON, Prest
UpOn examination Of the assets and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance Company, W0 are fully MT
lSlgnedl JOHN REID,
A, WILSON,
WIN. s. G0sHoRN,
TIIOS, O'BRIEN,
WHEELING, March Silt, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
sOllCIs continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements,
WIN. BAILEY, President.
]. Y. L. ROGERS, SecrntaFy,
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DIRRcroRa;
VIM. Bailey, Henry D. Miller,
kI0nlO LOring, Henry schmulbaeh,
A. NJ. Adams, DR.. W. ]. Bates,
ST. iIiidrstR, aps
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New YORK, June 30.-The jury in the
TiltOn.B .Beecher case have not yet come to
any agreement. The counsel for Tilton
are In consultation in the Court House.
NOTHING YET
Up to three p. NJ. nothing looking TO a
result has been received from the Tilton.
Beecher jury.
Messrs. Abbott, Shearman, Tracy and
Hill came up shortly after this and went
into the consultation, after which Messrs.
Abbott and Pearsall left the building, but
would give no information M to what
was proceeding. Az 2;l5 p. NJ. the con.
ference broke up, but the counsel arestill
reticent.
At ten o'clock the court house was
locked and the jury retired for the night
BEECHER vs.. I.OEDER,
The examination Of Joseph Loeder be.
gan this morning. Robert Grannis testi.
lied that In conversation held with
Loeder about his statement the latter had
told him that there was some truth In II,
with q good deal Of exaggeration; that
with regard to the kissing between Mrs.
Tilton and BeeCher II was correct; that
no went into the room, M described,
and in coming out saw Mrs. Tilton and
Bcecher, but there was nothing unusual
in their attitude. Nothing new was
ELECTED on the discrimination. Owing
to the absence Of tho other witnesses the
case was adjourned until tomorrow.
TwEEDs BAIL.
The motion for reduction Of bail IN the
case OF Wm. NJ. Tweed has been with.
drawn for an indefinite period. It is
presumed that this action was taken OH
account Of Judge Davis sitting in the
chambers where the motion was to have
been made.
The referees in the case Of cx-Tax
Collector Badean, Of Brooklyn, found
judgment for the city in the sum Of
100000.
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NEW YORK.
THE TILroN-pEECHER JURY.

New YORK, June SO.-The jury in the
Tilton.B .Beecher case have not yet come to
any agreement. The counsel for Tilton
are In consultation in the Court House,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-30


train 10 accommodate those who desire 10 at
tend the opening Of this road on Monday July
9th, will leave this station at 015 A. w. or on the
arrival Of mail train from the north, arriving 81
Barre at 0i5. at which time an address Of well
come will be delivered by +. +. French, ESQ, OF
Barre procession will then be formed, In the
following order Montpelier Cornet Band and
Dane Tire Company, uudcr The direction Of J. H.
Jackson chief marshal distinguished citizens
from abroad; ladies aud gentlemen The line Of
march will be from the depot to the park, at
which place short speeches will be made by Hon
C. W. willard, Rev. y. n Glazier, Hiram Atkins,
and Hon T.. T.. Walton, Of Montpelier, and others.
Volunteers will then be called for by the Presi-
dent, DR. j. s. Spaulding Refreshments can be
obtained at L. Ordways, on or near the park at
/ O'Clock, T.. w. Trains will be run at one-half
fare, from Montpelier and back, TO accommodate
the people We trust our people will turn out In
full force, and assist our neighbors in the fitting
celebration Of this important event. We can as
sure them Of cordial welcome and every possible
accommodation to render their visit agreeable.
There is to be a trot, for large purses, on the
Green Mountain Park, during the day, which,
however, is entirely disconnected from the rail-
road celebration.
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Picnic at East MontpeIier.

The picnic at East Montpelier last week Thu ;
day was very successful, there being about tw
hundred present the weather being very fine and
nothin. 10 mar tho enjoyment Of the occasion
There were members Of Harvest, Middlesex and
Crescent oranges present After patakng Of the
good things provided for the physical wel-heing
OF those present, j. l. Coburn, Esd, the master Of
Winoosld grange called the assemblage to order
and called upon the glee club, under the direc-
ton OF c. T. Dudey, for a song; then prayer by
Roy L. Warren; then followed Nathan skinner,
Of Crescent grange in very able and instructive
address on our duties a. citizens Then the Rev
Lester Warren Of North Montpelier, made a few
remarks, In which he referred very happily TO the
day as being the centennial anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Bunker Hill, from which he demonstrated
the use and necessity Of organizations, and that
he hoped and trusted that the Patrons OF Hus-
handry would continue and strengthen, and make
themselves felt throughout the land
Miss Elsie Warren OF Crescent grange, read
selection, giving graphic account ofan emigrant
family going To Ohio, three-fourths of a century
ago Then followed poem written for the occa-
sion read by Miss Mary l. Davis, of North Mont
pelier. Singing was appropriately intermingled
through the exercises In conclusion, J. f. Hol-
lister, being called upon, IN behalf OF Wlnooski
grange, thanked the speakers and singers for
their assistance, and his felow-townspeope for
their presence and especially those from other
oranges and other towns would be most kindly
remembered by us, whenever calling this to mind
and stated that Winooski grange had been organ
lied nearly three years, and though not large In
numbers, ii had been very successful a grange,
and did not unduly urge any one to unite with
them; still would be glad to have any and all
present join them and then he brought the ex-
orcises to a close.
Thus was spent very pleasant day in hearty
greetings and renewals Of acquaintance. Every
thing passed off without accident, aud all returned
T. their homes strengthened and refreshed for the
day thus spent
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HARDwICR. Wheeler & Boardman have finished
saving the one hundred thousand feet Of maple
lumber on Drew's Contract.
Victor II. Bridgman, son Of John Brdsman,
Esq, Of this village, has arrived home from the
military school at West Point, where he has re-
Gently graduated.
Levi Hill has shipped from this station, within
few days, nearly fifty thousand feet Of lumber
to different points in Massaehusetts-mostly 10
Lowell and IIolyoke.
The temperature on June 2ist and I'D was
ninety degrees In the shade; on the I'D and oath,
II was nlnety-two degrees This intense degree
Of heat effectually turns the tables on the frosty
atmosphere Of the previous week. Heat and
moisture seem very ample for the best conditions
Of vegetable growth.
"A remarkable thunder storm closed the heated
term on the evening Of the oath remarka-
bic as to quantity of rain, as to the wonderful
electric AERIAL display, which has rarely been
equalled. The flashes Of lightning were most in
cessant-in fact, almost oontinuous-from all
points of the horizon, for two hours or more. Co
pous rain fell, damaging the roads, in many
places, to some extent,
The meeting OF the Choral Union Musical As
ISOLATION, held at the Methodist church, in this
place on Friday evening last, was very successful
There was a large attendance, and much rare ell
joyment by the musical friends. Sumner l.. Pin
ney, of Greensboro, was appointed musical direc-
tor. and r. +, Parker and S. NJ. Pennock, of VOL
colt, were added to the board OF executive con-
mittee. The next meeting will be held at this
place, August 18TH
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Boston Produce Market.

MnhhAtf dMuf - iHNns
BUrrER-Eyerh body expected spurt In the butter mar
ket account " me Centennial rush. bui far
Bs S s sss a1 R sa men g Ts - ssr S ss
and Vermont dacs, The best figures quote 80
cominaRd e W MIed o hay az and sS;s vii aSi
Swmand 9y,r ~ and we hear q some .sles A. 9e.!tc
ee as they plainly that nothing to be gained By
high pfees and nose Who are Inclined % hold for higher
aes WI come N Eref wesern huer VII soon Be plen.
IN preefsnce TO SoiheIn al much higher price Appear
lkny 70 many people AVN NOT be consumed II II a not
crrlsEwe have TO report arrner market for Cheese
Without AM Increased demgnd Exporis have been ope-
eei y 2AG 5 n. and although We are not up 70 the1e
W. "a 9's 1, &c. 70 eSTs 20 Then they are ses,aSs
tern, whieh old mostly At l0@l2'le ~ and as this sup
price bu ine New York and vermont is held al 10 DC
NJ and when hs poorer stock worked Oh buyers WI
wanted at any price The shipments from New York last
BEANs-. Choice Mediums have been in rather limited
supply, and price, have advanced 10 sas@9c v bushel.
aud ye eongnae g quo'e over s2e@9 y bushe Tor the
the price il nomlnaily $3.50 pot bnshoi.
EdGs-1he market ior Yrs has ruled steadily and no
at ihe ele.e, and receiver. i'm A. above quotations.
~ = la W. 4t.le aA'leu On hoe.ily
made TO go 70 View York and prices advanced TO e17ic n
not be manaue but learn Of change al the close.
E9,ly Rec 9ng oihe! kinds are oui q the market
In Hay. with sales Of choice nc stDl3 " ton, and s the
Z
at saGtl5 % ton; but SIS is extreme price.
fOIL1ki-G Turkeys have been selling AT 29d2Sc n
D.. and FOWLS at ls@Nc " n. Spring Chcksis cennand
i5eti0c u ~,
FLOUR-ihe demand Tor Flour shows signs Of i'm
pruYement but holders not urging saes and many
them sl feel that prices have touched the lowest point,
particularly f0T choice family brands This however, de-
ponds TO great extent on The result Of Onr wheat crop and
we sana ioe Abroad 1, nov we 9~es ST., ~,
series OF years without injury Patent Minnesota brands
have now wide range, SOME nnef- sending US quite an
inferior article under their name but Flour will soon
md M level The range of prices from s5edts00 u bar
/ rel fur con nd Lot
brands range from sIoooo for good and choice down to
s62SfD615 for common aud medium grades White wheat
Illinois At s62beti l5 and White wheat Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan nj s600G6la ~ barrel Bakers Minnesota extras
selling At s55Ug65 aad common Western extras at
| s475Ge5.2a n barrel.
| GRAtN-Corn has been Ia steady demand and Il quite
firm. The sales have been at s5i6e,9c ~ bushel for mixed
and yellow. Oats dull and buyers purchase only for
nmeinte wants o. the price of this article Il considered
quite high The sales have ranged from illec " busnel
for white and Mixed and rrioe at herlU " hushel Rye
dali and sell At s00N t ton aud Fine Feed and Mid
dins from silgel3 ton. The demand for all kinds
| Of Feed u quite moderate.