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"A lot Of extra buffalo robes for sale Il
H. q, Aitchslls clothinr store
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"A has assortment Of bsasss eloakpgs
for sals Il Young 4 BzadtorIo.
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Head Light oil, Is cents a gallon, at
Boyd's Cash Store.
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Extra-heavy. scarlet and hluo

Latest styles Of millinery goods of a,
kinds at Mrs. Thomas's.
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m. .R.v ri b A,.t;,, IL g. =.

IS pounds Of granulated or cut loaf 81
gar, for $1.OO, At Boyd's Cash Store.
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Dat meal, buckwheat flour, boiled
meal and graham -four, a.
CLARK 4 WINo's..
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The Ladies Society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Prot. Kiehle
Tomorrow friday afternoon. sociable
in the evening, 10 which all are invited.
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Among the other Improvements Mr..
Hayward is making in the Central House
are the substitution of four-plate windows
for the old ones, and blinds on the upper
windows.
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|: Nh: Wilbur Thompson has been doing
some very superior work in the way ,of
| sraining, etc, 1t Nj. n. Labrs house. It
shows Mr.. T. to be Z firstIclsas workman
one who is sbls to do '.s;.factorily shsaaes,
.ofanything needed in hin line.
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M r. n Kswks

:, Read Denni''' local, before you read
the Presidents meseaas -
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, 1.-The best place to buy holiday goods is
at Young & Bradford's.
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% ~ Nsuenn 1nteuoA OpenlnR
Wholesale liquor 6sors, on the: 15th. in
Mr.. B. Vossbery's building. j ,.
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We are indebted to Senator Window
for public documents of interest,
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-Maltby's oysters always on hand at
Parsons's, =
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For choice groceries, 80 to s. II. Par
0OnJB. a.
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Denni9'a.

M1LL1NERY.-Latest. styles, cheap, a.
Mrs. kemp's new store, next door to Cur.
tiss. Also, fashionable dressmaking and
sewing of all kinds done. -
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ss sn..: enc Of Keeps Patent Partly Made |
Shirt only $l.50--at Young 4 Bredford,.
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J.. l-,.- FINANCIAL. a..
Gold-Buying At Sill; selling SLAP.
Foreign exchsnge-$5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, $22.50 =. ..af
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CLARK 4 Whitney are killing off their
beet cattle and freezing the quarters for
use and demand. They will freeze up in
this way 280 head.-Bisnarck Tribune.
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,-Fre.h ehs'tuuts, ss.', nuts, and til.
os's stock Of candy IN The ity A. u =
@ W.. .ss-,srs"apUHisaA
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The Sank Rapids Sentinel came out
thb week under charge of Mr.. w. L. Me
man, Of st. Paul. He is highly spoken Of
and viii undoubtedly make paper in
svsry way satisfactory to the people on the
east side. Ben" retires with the good
wishes Of his editorial friends.
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BMfiRI0Fit T COURT CURT
DeoenboI Torn. 1878.

The winter term. Of the District Court
opened Tussday-the Hon. j. NJ. McKslvy
presiding. ~ - '-.' =
The arand iury was called and >pswered
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Peaches only Is cents a can, at Boyd's
Cash Store,
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.

JoURsA1 OFFICE, Dec. 9, 1878.
Business continues somewhat dull, owing
no doubt to=the bad condition of the roads.
Wheat comes in slowly and to-day No.
l. Is worth &c; No. 2, &c, or three cent.
less than St. Paul prices, which certainly
speaks we'll for this city.
Pork comes in freely, and is now selling
At &c, while venison has declined to 1oa
lO3. In cut meats there is no change.
Lard is worth 14al5c and is scarce.
Elm butter there is no improvement, as far
- prices are concerned, end packed NAV
be safely quoted at l5al7c.
Wood sells at $3.5oa4. 90 for dry maple.
@3.00a3 so for mixed.
Hay is worth from $6.OOa6.5O.
There are no other changes to nms. ~
will be aeen by our retail list:
Oats-32@35c.
Corn-55@65c.
Flour--Patent Process, per sack $3.50.
xxx, $500
XXX, S2.15.
Green apples-s5.25a5.5O per Dbl.
Potatoes-30@35c per bush.
Beets-30c a. 40c
Beans-$l.4o @ $500 per busbel.
Onions-60 a. zoe per bushel.
Rutabagas-l 5a20c per bu-.
Cabbage. $5.00a6.00 per 100.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $3.5o@4.oo perl u
Butter-l5 g. zoe per tb.
Eggs at zoe per dozen.
Wood-Maple, $500 $500 per cord,
- Hsy-S5.75 g. 600 per ton.
:, straw-$2 per load : .
Beef cattle-2c@ 21c on foot.
r" " &c a. &c dressed.
Cut Meats-5c g. l2!c per ID.
Pork-64c a &c /"
Lats-1s a. zoe
Venison-10all cper Ii.
Salt-S2.75 per Dbl.
Pork-S25.00 per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, Sc
Turkeys l21c 1"
Hams-City cured, l73c "
Country" 1oc G. l2!c
Cheese-l5c O. zoe per ID.
Honey-1n comb, zoe q Csc per Ii.
" strained, l5c a. zoe "
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
fair to good 3804Oc.
poorly washed 35@37c.
Fleece washed, choice Sc
good condition 33a,35c
d." poorly washed 3O@32c
Unwashed, light medium &c.
" light coarse 22@25c.
e = fine 21@25c.
heavy, chaffy 2l@23c.
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Sam. Hayward is now a gentleman of
leisure. Monday morning, At the Union
mill, he dropped 40 pound weight At
tached to the packer" on to bis foot and
has found it necessary to lie by for repair,
fue . while.
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STILL THEY COME

Another addition to tn e
already attractive stock
of Toys, at ::
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-Mrs. L. Lieser died Friday, leaving 4
husband and ten children.
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Lap robes for sale At Young 4 Brad
lord's. .a T. ~ t' ~. = =
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?. What has gotten into the weather Of
lsts1 From Friday until Tuesday it VA
misty and drizzly, with genuine rain.
great rarity in Minnesota in wiuter-one
day. Tuesday little snow fell, though
not enough to make good sleighins. This
1aornins the air wss filled with alnos4 i'm
psscsptible particles of frost, which adhered
70 the trees, making when the sun came
out about ten o'clock. beautiful spectacle.
The Rev. D. Burt, State superinteud.
ent Of Public instruction, has been invited
BY the Board Of Education to deliver lee.
ture in this city on Education. The time
has been fixed for next Tuesday evening
This date is unfortunate ~ the Good Tenn
plars have an annual public meeting
some importance that evening. Canuo,
Mr.. burfs lecture be postponed until the
following Tuesday evening,
r-Me"srs. E. T. Tobey and F. Levan-
selaer are about starting q Nove,tv Wal.
IN lower town. Their building ia now m.
der way. They will manufacture bracket.
childlen's carts and fancy wooden work Of
various kinds. They will put in steam
power, and expect to go into the busines.
quite extensively, the timber in this vicini.
tysbe'ns the vezy, beat to be had any.
where. They will doubtless make the en-.
erprise success. -,
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They were excused until next morning At
8 o'clock
In the afternoon the calendar was read
and the cases fixed for trial. The follow
ing is the calendar, with report Of what
action has heen taken in each case up to this
afternoon.
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STOP YOUR C0UGHl

V1IIIAM h DER,
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, n. Y
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The election of officers for the ensu-
ing year, held by the Little Giant Fire En-
CINE Co., Tuesday evening, resulted ~ fol-
lows:
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az .ssaHtE e
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Foreman-C A Leagle.
1st Assistans-H J Rosenberger.
ID Ass,stant-E Kellermann
Seeretary-John Vandersluis.
1reasvrer-Frank Bettenburr.
Finance Co'nmittee-H. Ottensmeyer, J.
n. Rosenberger and Andrew Fritz.
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There are said to be nearly 5000
pheasants in store at Sank Centre. Ashley
cannot be sold, shipped or kept, somebody
is in peculiar fix.
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Contributions to this fund are earnestly solicited
ana may be sent TO my office. No. 63 all street.
WILLIAM IL. GUI0N,
Treasurer or the Board or Trustees.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 10, 1878
Cotton dull rniddling. ls,6c low middIing 40 good
NEW onLRAss June TO- 1878
Cotton demand fair EIpiiddlins lsc; low mlddIing
gross M. Sales 100. STOCK 81 SS6. In Tuesdays
market ia should have been Frames instead OF Con-
tinenL
MoBILx, June 10 1875
Cotton unchanged; middling, Ike Net receipts 65
bales Exports coastwiso. Va Sales 100 stock. 1891
SAVANNAH, June 10, 1875.
Cotton ouiet; middling, l5sc, low midding iIkc. /;
good ordinary llc. Net receipts s7s bales Exports
coastwise, asa Sales, Is Stock, 9,72L
CHARLESTON June 10 1875
low middinE fssc good ordinary isjIc Net reeeipts
81 bales eales $50. stock L642
oswEco. n. y, June TO- 1875
Flour steady; sales OF l,lo0 bbs at 80 rs Tor No.
aud Ell IS for double extra. Wheat irmer extra white
Michigan, 81 IS; No Milwaukee club. 81 To- Corn dull
sales 100 bushels OF high mixed e2r Corn meal
unchanged; shorts So; shipsius So; middiugs s2T
ton. Canal freights-Wheat. 5Sc.; peas, &C.:
and rye, oats sc to New YORK lumber. 81 u TO
Canal shipmenis-2sk5 $50 feet OF lumber.
BUFFALO, June 10. 1875
Receipts BY lake-Flour, t.sOo bDls. wheat 1900
TaToad-Floar 100 6Ss; Wheat o1 bushels corn ~
a0gg do. oats 6UO do shipments by railroad-Flour,
lg5U bbis. wheat COO bushels; corn 1900 DO. oats,
Is 90 bushels; corn 81 1oo do oats 5000 do Ship.
mcnts by canal 20 interior polnts-Wheat 1850 bushels
Canal q, &C. tsr wheat &C. Ssc Tor orr,
cnangci sales OF coo bbls Wheat strong and in good
demand safes OF 90 Port Washington at 81 ~ l2o0
white Michigan 81 49, 400 do. extra do ri So Corn
nrm and in lair demand sales Of l600 bushels sample
on private terms. So DO sample at IKE 7l1fc Oats
High nes nominal At 81 20
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l1ek, DO. nves, 1881, registered 117X q ll7K; DO.
do., do, coupon, l17zS 11sh.
THE FoREIGN MARKET.

l1sh do. nves 1881, registered, 117X ll7K; DO.
DO, do, coupon, l1TX 1lSh.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
There ia no reported change In the Bank OF
England rate OF discount. II stil is quoted at az
per cent. The proportion OF reserve to liabilities
ia now 4OsS cent against 80 per cent last week.
During the week the bank gained f447, 900 in
bullion. The specie In the Bank or France has
decreased 2.079,0oo francs during the week.
Rentes declined to 65f. SC. Erie opened at Is
l5h, sold at 1874. and closed at 10. seller The
following are the last quotations :-Consols for
money. 92h %; 40. for account, os l-16 93h;
old '65 bonds. 1867 lo7; '67 bonds, 1922 l095l;
ten-forty bonds, 1O4A lO41s; new nves 1884;
Erie, 10.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were in fair demand and prices generally
were wei sustained. Erie arsts were up TO 10l,
Iourths being steady at 80 and nfths selling at 80.
The Pacncs were all firm. FirsIs Of c., 9. ana G.
sold at 4sl; Delaware and Hudson, registered,
1854, at 100; Harlem frsts at 110h; New Jersey
Central Consolidated frsts at 106, and Chicago
and Northwestern coupon gold consolidated az
s2A s2lz, against So last sale.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds were quiet. Tennessee, new, de-
clined to 64H and new series to "a. Missouri long
bonds brought 1o2,1.
BANK SHARES.
In the city bank stocks Hanover u1) sold at 90.
Ninth National (41) at 100 and American Exchange
QO at 11sH.
MEMORANDUM.
Among the incidents OF the street to-day 1t may
be recorded that Turner Brothers failed. This
firm went down in the panic; but, aided by stout
friends and their own credit, were enabled to re-
sumo business. Holding, however, much unavail-
able paper and disappointed in the process OF re-
covery from low prices both for real estate and
bonded securities IN which the drm was inter
ested they have been obliged to succumb to the
inevitable, ana carry with them In their misfor-
tune the sympathy OF their friends.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


FLOUR DULL AND UNcHAEaED-wHEAT LESS
AcTIvE-coRN EAsIKR-oATs FIRMER-RYE
oUIET-BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED
BARLEY MALT oUIET-PoRK IRREGULAR-
LARD QUIET AND FIRM-PETRoLEUM EAsIER-
NAVAL STORES MODERATELY AcrIvE-oRo-
oUMT-oILs DULL-wHIsXEY EAsIER-
FREIGHTs ACTIVE.
THURSDAY, June 1916 P. d.
Commercial affairs underwent no change OF mo-
ment> to-day, the markeJ being either dull or
quiet, but In most cases irregular. On 'Change
hour was dull. Wheat was less active and lower.
Within the past few days there have been heavy
sales at Milwaukee Tor export to Germany-esti-
mated by some TO reach as high as 5000, 900 bush
els, including the sales In this market. or this
amount about 600, 900 were sold by one firm. Corn
was easy, but without essential change. Oats
were strong. Whiskey easier ana dull. Pork was
quiet, but flrmer. Lard was also quiet but prices
were q shade higher. Cotton on the spot was
dull and futures easy. Petroleum closed easier.
Naval stores moderately active. Hides were
generally quiet Leather quiet Oils were dull
Groceries strong.
CoTFgR--owing 10 the high stock of Rio and Santos
holders very Arm in their views There was
better jobbing demand, and inquiry from dealers
Ena Miller ut l7c gold and 1000 bags do Grenada
on private terms Messrs. Wait. Creighton Morrison
report follows stock OF Rio and Santos in first
hands New York. 80 6l0 bags stock In other cities
Baltimore. l. COG bags Galveston 1900 do. Savannah
400 do Mobile New Orleans and Boston ~ 6o6 do !;
afoat and loading for New YORK, 1850 do. do
other ports the United States 800 do Total stock
and supplies Tor all ports OF the United States, 2 ZIG
bags Stock of other kinds in first hands only Java
government bags, 400; do. grass mats ,62; Singapore
hawa pnrf1
Rico s62l do. Costa Rica. 5G92 Mexican, 54s do;
Manila los do. Angostura, 2S6 do. sayanilla, l03
mats Java, 2So6 mats, Singapore, first hands We
quote:-ordinsry Garages Ice i6ae tar do; lie.
lss Extreme range for lois lssss isss;
sss ssc Go' grass mas &c ssc singa pore
pSmiasS sc lie Porto E.so ie 2.G iae Costa ia
a hsc i SAVANNA lSe Axe taras s is g.
& Tor e He 1s he ne ob se eo
limited TO the wants OF lew spinners. There
G Sids which SH We're reused SO bales in the way
Sss ,s 10 ots
ps minis MS SUI ns lHS
TO paoe
Liverpool market were Of unfavoraole tenor Prvale
ported dull and aToOni]s market SssDaten q
he %e Mere 10 trace futures oponsd s
cTsT sasssaas lartSsE sS:ns sse
g Sy ST Ss 81 and the :
ne; We s SUSss sS s s@ly - is s
octoSer. Is s6c i5s4c November is i-i6c is sslc
s RSss9sss s5rasry Sf L ass ssaGn March, s
April lsSc % zs1c; May Is asssc . lee Quo
September j. 1874, upland cotton store run.
s 70 the sa atsds not soaS SS
nary e stTc s gocd go o6dnsTy lsG low G%ddns
based on American standard Of elas.iicaticn =
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- =
For future delivery blasts midding mo sales have
been follows :-Yesterday alter two y. MJny, loo
Is gl6c, l70O AZ 10 ~ &c August 100 at 10 92c,
l5c september, SO az Is 9l6c 1000 at IS l92c
October, 100 al l5Sc Move nbeI 100 at l5c, loo at
Is 5S1c.; December, 400 at rs es2c; January, 200
April. 2Oo az issse Totsi ssS0 baes Today up 10 Two
r. N.-June 100 at lSlc. 800 At IS 7l6c; July DO At
IS 9-l6c, 200 at Is lg32c go at Is 9l6c.,
100 at 7sc 100 at l5tsc loo At lsc SO is II s2c
lsOJ At IS lossc 10 NJ lsse August COZ at l5a4c 100
Is u SIC 500 at is il6c is 2s32c 100 at is lille
900 IS 32c. 30 AT l5c, 00 at is 2ls2c, no at
I5sc september CD Is yl6c 800 l5 l7y2c 100 al
at f5sc 600 is lzc 30 at Is 96c. 400 Is IL y2c
$50 Ike 100 At Is l52c October tOU at Is T32c
l5zc, ~ at 10 I2c So at 10 9lbc November 500 at
Is Lie 2oo At y ss5s 2os g u 49, 40 AIS Lido
100 at 1l6c rs l-s2c 200 Mt Is 1I6c; January
$50 AT Is 32c 100 IS &c., So at Is 531c. March 100 at
Is 9I6c l5Isc sou at Is II April 100 Is Lille
100 i5c so al5 2c. Total 2 20 bales Grand total
Galveston, IS; New orleans, 3O7 Mobile, 81 savannah
81; Charleston 1873; Wilmington "a Norfolk 7l; New
York, 6O7; Boston, 1885, Philadelphia. 40. Total 1900
bales Thsday last week, zb6; this day last year 2Ola
Total since septem ber f0705s bales Cotton freEns
closed follows-io Havre. BY steam, &c TO Ham
5c.. compressed: Liverpool. 1890, BY sIsam; BY
FLOUR AND GRArs.-Receipts-Fiour 1880 bbs
wheat 265 800 bushels; corn, $500 do Data 81 zoo
do barley matt So do. The hour market WAS
dull but prices were unchanseds we sales
was quiet, with sales Of So bills and 400 bags at
a. As 81 % for Brandywine. We quote western vel
low So ~ 81 30: for Jersey aud Pennsylvania yellow
SyGJa 81 IO coarse 81 as nne sed 81 as bolted vel
low = .; eoltsd waie 81 g per 10 iss Jersey saeted
n snarl lhe "a
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.


Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, June O.
at old ST. Peters, Oy the Rev. James l.. Conron,
john DARCY, Esq, OF Camden, n. j., TO MRS.
MARY MCCARTHY. eldest daughter oil the late John
Fitzpatrick, OF TompEinsve, 5. ]. Immediately
after the ceremony the groom and bride sailed
from Jersey City per steamer Pommeran1a Tor Lon
don, England.
MANCHEsTER-HRED-AtA Albany N. Y, on June
o, FRANK l.. MANCHESTER, OF this city, to IDA j.
HEED, OF Albany.
SATTERTHwAIT-BRLL.-At Bayside, L. l., June 2.
by Friends ceremony ). CLEMENT SATrERTHwAIT.
or Aiken, 5. c., and CARRIE j. daughter CT tha
late Thomas G. and Eliza IT, Bell.
SCUDDER -NICHoLsoN.-On the 10th or June, az
the residence or the BRIDES father. by the Rev. G.
II. Corey, RAYMOND u. ScUDDER and Miss NJ. +.
NICHOLSON, daughter OF Thomas Nicholson, Esq.
No cards.
WILLIs-MMEs.-ln Brooklyn, June 2, 1875, al
the residence or the BRIDES mother by the Rev.
Hepry Ward Beeoher, GEORGE W. WILLIS to MARY
L. MILES, daughter OF Mrs. Catherine @ Miles.
WooLF-MoRDECAI.-I New Orleans, La, June
3 1876 at tho residence OF the BRIDES parents. by
the Rev. A. X. Gutheim HENRY N. WooLF, or Lon
don, England, TO CEcILE MoIDEcAI, OF New Or
leans, La.
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THE FLOATING HOSPITAL

Tie following additional contr buttons to ths
building und or the floating Hospital or ST. Johns
Guild have been received -
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THURSDAY, June 10, 1876.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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wheat was less active. and the market favored the
buyers 70 the extent OF To- &C. per bushe Inc sales
were about i50VJ bushels at 81 ~ 81 III for NO.
Chicago spring. 81 10 for Northwestern spring 81 is
81 lSe Tor Milwaukee, 81 IS 81 10 Tor ungraded 81 10
Tor 10 Nitwaukee-marketc closing at about VI ~ and
lew DAYS there have been heavy sales ut the West for
Germany. Corn was easy. but uncha nged with sales
OF s. OJU bushels 79c. s1c seam sic. Sc tor
dry soil Oats nrm. Tho sales 900 bushels.
AZ TIC Ic for mixed, 7fc 75c Tor white Barley
quiet and unchanged. Barley malt quiet; the snes
25OOO bushels two .rowed state 81 40 81 rs
81 60 tor Canada 81 % 81 90 FOR fourrowed state 81 40
n 81 40 for two-rowed state. Rye quiet with sales
OF 3,5U bushels state AZ 81 per busheL
HiDrs-lhe market was quiet The sales we're so city
slaughter at yc., 800 dry Texas and l7s savanilla,
Ayrss q Ibs q ies, 2le. a Re. DO. q iOs.
z2c,; corrlsntes y lba y lbss 40 RIO orando,
California Il lbs. Is Tbs, Ac Central Amer
lean trimmed Is lbs 20 lbs, DO do 10, unframed
~ lbs ~ lbs, l9c. Aatamoros, rs lbs rs lbs, lSc
20c. Vera Lruz, IS lbs 40 lbs lie. lSc. 1ampco,
q ibs ~ lbs llc Isc. BQgota is lbs 70 lps lac.
~ lba n lbs Ice. Iruxo. IL lbs. q 10 lbs, l7lsc.
Caracas ~ lbs ~ lbs, lie LaguayrA "a lbs Is los,
loo. 7c Rio Hachc, IL lbs ~ bS., lyc lac. Cura.
Goa, lbs y lbs lac lsc Port au Platte, 10 lbs Is
lbs, l6c. Bahia " IDS 70 ba, Ice, geld, selected
Texas ualyeston 20 lbs lba, 49, do Indianola II
n lbs 20 lps, Zc 2c. western, IS lba "a lba, $50,
l0c Southern, 10 lbs 10 lbs, 40. alSc., currency,
LsiraKn.-Tho demand tor homlock sole was fair and
the market was quiet and prices were weak We
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