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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Reduction of Western Freight Rates.

New YosK. February o5.-The deputy
freight agents of the three trunk lines
running west of this city have been mott
fled of y reduction of rates made on SUI
gar and coffee only as fellows: Chicago,
80 cents per loo pounds; Dayton Is cts:
Indianapolis IS cents; St. Louis 4S;
Columbus "a: Cincinnati %. Louisville
80: Quincy As all other points on the
basis OF 35 cts. to Chicago. This order is
for car loads Of $4,000 pounds and up
ward for one consignee of the same date
and will be SO way-b;lled. 1t is believed
by merchants that the reduction of rates
on this class of freight is merely the be
ginning ofthe Lowering of all rates.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

WASHINGTON. Feb 25---The Senate
finance committee to-day held a special
meeting on the new tax bill. Secretary
Brstow and Commissioner Douglas were
present most of the time and furnished
the committee detailed information con-
corning the probable working of various
provisions of bills. No action was taken,
bat the indications from an informal dis
cussion are that the majority af the com
mittee will recommend the passage of the
bill exactly. or at least substantially as
it came from the House.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Gossip Scrapings.

brooklyn Special (Feb. 22) Chicago Tribune
A full and detailed report OF Bcecher
remarks to Jeremiah Robinson about his
niece testimony, | send you fer the first
time: Robinson was talking To Gen.
Tracy, when Beechcr walked quickly to-
wards Robinson and said: gu ought
to be proud of your niecel Her story
has truth for a foundation, but is, in
effect, lie. Robinson turned on his
heel. Tracy followed him, and, putting
his hand on Robinson 5 shoulder, said
''Dont repeat what you heard.
Bcecher Is excited, and don
know what he says" Robinson
replied IF Mr.. 6eecher knew that,
within twcnty-four hours after he had
made his confession to my niece, she told
me of it, exactly as she told it Just now,
he would not have been in such hurry
to call il lie. The incident has occa-
stoned great deal Of debate-some of it
not over-compiimentary to Beecher.
BEEcHERs ApHERESrs DOING THEMSELVES
INJURY.
/ Towards gross attack on Mrs. Moul-
( ton in the Star has been followed up by
number Of anonymous letters, some of
them too filthy To quote. One such mis-
sive, addressed to Mrs. Moulton. and
written III disguised hand. brimS over
with gilt-edged obscenity, the language
being both elegant and shameless ribald
Her cnraged husband offers $1,000 for the
detection of the scoundrel who wrote it
BOWEN
will be summoned as a witness. but in re,
buttal. If Beecher alleges in his defens,
E that his remorse was due to the fact thai
a he had consulted Bowen To discharge Til
ton from the Independent for entertain
ing hcterodox views of marriage. Bower
will swear that he never consulted
Beecher about Tilton's relations to hi
newspapers, and that Beecher never vol
unteered any advice with regard to Til
ton or his situation. The reason tina
Bowen gave some time ago 70
severing Tilton,s connection witt
the Independent was to tn
: effect that well-known lad
contributor to the Brooklyn Union hat
complained of something worse than in
3civility on Tilton's part Her complaint
added to another motive for getting ri,
of him, which consisted in his havir,
taken sides with the wrong section of tn
local Republican party against the othe
land more influential clique. actual,
&gave Bowen his excuse, and Beeche
had as little TO DO with il a
myself. | abstain from mentioning tn
name of the lady directly responsible 70
Tilton's departure from Bowen's service
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
Anti- SNuuopolist
Scraps Of the Scandal Gossip

Mr.. Tracy continued his opening speech
on the Beecher side throughout the ses-
sion Yesterday, the burden Of it being OF
the same purport as the telegraphlc re-
port to yesterdays DISPATCH. The toll
lowing is the only portion of the speech
containing new matter:
General Tracy then said that Titon'
views also underwent an important change
in regard to the relation of the sexes, be-
lieying great social revolution was i'm.
pending. In regard to this mattel, Til
braced the radical side. He made this
subject matter of frequent conversation
with his associates, who visited at his
house, taking ground that every relation
between the sexes were proper that was
attended by mutual love. These views
and these associates were extremely often
sve to his wife, and a source OF even
greater anguish to her than the
change in his religious views.
In 1856 Tilton induced his wife, against
her will, to invite to her house young
lady whose acquaintance he had made,
and with whom there was no doubt he
was desperately in love, as appeared from
his own letters. 1t was his own intimacy
with this woman which nearly drove his
mother-in-law to insanity. The lady in
question seeing the danger to her from
Tilton's admiration finally left, and
broke off the relations with him. In his
letters to his wife Tilton spoke of hi:
friendship, as he called it, for variou:
women With freedom which was as
tonishing, in letter written to his wife
on the 18th day of February, 1857, ne re
ferred to his intimacy IN certain
Western family which h
had visited, and said hi
whole life would have been different
his wife S mother had been woman Xix
Mrs. -. and if he could have been shell
tered under such a roof as that of Mrs
-, instead of breathing the atmospher
of Livingstone street. He also spoke Q
having carried Livingstone street milde,
on his garments for years, and that if h
returned to Brooklyn at all he should re
turn better man.
General Tracy then said the famil
referred to in the letter was that IN who
the young lady already referred to was on
of the daughters-thc young lady whor
o. he afterwards took to his own home
Could husband inilict greater cruelt
upon wife than by writing such a letter
In January 1868, Tilton's criminal cor
duct had become too notorious for col
III cea ment, and his wife, In one OF her mos
al exalted moods, taxed him with his Sill
I'll Conscience struck he fell grovelling at he
ii feet, and she gave HIM her free and gel
Hl erOus forgiveness. The letters read
III evidence showed that at the intervle
It'll hpfween he two on the evening Of ,)al
uary %, 1868, Mr.. Tilton made a COME
sion to his wife, and that she accepto
his pledges of repentance. She wei
further than this, and blamed her ow
Ill conduct as the cause Of his transgre
III sions, continuing loi a long time after
HI lash herself for the imaginary fault.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
The Supposed Bender.

san FRANcIsco, Feb. pa dispatch
from Florence, Arizona, states: The
man recently arrested as Bender, the
Kansas murderer, escaped from his guards
on the 18th and wandered in the noun
tains four days, till driven by starvation
to come in he was recaptured near here.
He gives his name as Henry Deischmiller,
| is very reticent and answers exactly the
| description Of Bender.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

THE lie Sueur Sentinel learns that the
recent investigation into the records of
the Auditors Office of that county, shows
a deficit-mainly in the interest accounts
of from $1,000 to $4,000.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04
The .Antl-MorlopoliSt-

Although it has nots far been mentioned
in connection with the scandal, you have
had occasion quite lately to print it IN
your columns as that of one Of the par
ties to a very singular Washington di-
yOrce case.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-04

On motion Of Mr.. Warner the rules
were suspended and messages from the
Senate taken up. the House corcurring in
large number of Senate amendments to
House bills.
BECKER COUNTY.
The Becker county county-seat bill
came up, the majority of the committee
reporting in favor of indefinite postpone
ment. and minority, consisting of
Messrs. Crosby and Ingerson, reporting
in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Listoe of Wilkin county. supported
the minority report. and Mr.. Frazee of
Becker county. opposed.
Mr.. Martin urged that the question
was submitted to the people last fall. and
resulted in favor of Detroit. Mr.. Cham
bers being defeated by Mr.. Frazee on
the county seat issue.
Me>srs. Irgens and Pierce favored sub
hitting the question to a vote of the peo-
pie.
Mr.. Egan opposed submitting the cues.
ton at the present time. in view of the
present unsettled condition of affairs and
the unsettled condition of the country.
Detroit is nice, healthy town. owned BY
the people. Audubon is owned by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30

NEW YORK, September 20. Cotton -
Quiet at l3Sal35sc. FlOur-Stealy; super.
fine western and State s. 00a5 40; common
to good s. 7Oa60 good to choice 50 0ja
8 so; white wheat extra s. 5Oa7 90; extra
Ohio 50 0ja7 80; 81. Louis 50 s5a9 w. Rye
Flour Unchanged. Corn Meal-Stealy
at 50 5Oai 10. Wheat Active; No. .
Chicago spring in store 81 2lal 20; No, 2
Northwestern 81 24al Is; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 2Gai 2SH; rejected spring 81 O9al vs.;
ungr ded do new 81 r. Rye-Quiet; wes.
tern and State at ssa92c. Darley-MOre nc.
tive at $l'lGal 20. Malt-Firm. Corn
Opened better and closed quiet with the
advance lost; western mixel steam GgaiOc;
do sail TOa72c. Oats--Firm; western mixed
4Oa43c; white 4jaj6c. llay-lleavy at iOc.
Cohec-Quiet at l9HR22Hc. Sugar-Qui.
ct; fair to good refining 79SasHc; prime
sac. MolasseS and licC-ln mOdcrrte de.
mand and unchanged. Whisky-Steady at
81 l9iIai 20. Wool-Steady at 2sa4Gc.
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Tic Tnnillarlie.

II remained for the Cincinnati Gazette
to ease humanity OF one Of its ills, and
this it it does by publishing in peculiar
manner this receipt for the cure Of the
toOthache: a gentleman says After suf.
iering eXcruciating pain from toothnche,
and having tried in vain to obtain relief,
Betty told inc gentleman had been wait.
ing some time in the parlor, who said he
would not detain me one minute. lie
came-a friend | had not seen for years.
He sympathized with me, W lille | briefly
told how sadly was afflicted.
ANY dear FRIEND" exclaimed he, II can
cure you in ten minute'.'
allow? howl" inquired !, do il in
pity"
@ln.tantly," saidhe. "IIetty, have you
any nlum?'
"Ycs."
"Bring ii and some common salt"
They we're produced; my friend pull.
verified them, mixed in equal quantities;
then wet a small piece Of cotton, causing
the mixed powder to adhere, and placed
II in my hollow tooth.
"Thete,' said he, "if that does not cure
you will forfeit my head. You may
icll this in Gath, and publish II in As.
kelon the remedy is infallible,'
1t was 80. Inexperienced sensation
Of GOODNESS on applying it, which gradu.
ally subsidized, and with it the torment Of
the toothache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30

CHICAGO, September 2O.-Flour-QuiCt
and firm; new extra s. l2hNj 20. Wheat
STEADY; No. . Chicago spring, sales at
81 00Aal II spot; closed at 81 0994 spot;
81 OK bid seller September sales at
81 or al 10 seller October closed at 81 OS
seller October; 81 07!al OK seller No.
vember 81 OK seller year; No. 3, OSa9SAc;
rejected SlAas6Ac. Corn-Firn; No. 2,
Ole spot; 54c bid seller October; Az
seller November; 4jc seller year; rejected
So Sa5ic. Oats-Steady; No. ., Soc spot;
391sc seller October; size seller NOyen.
Der. barley y Active and firm at 81 10
spot; 81 OJtaal VI seller October Rye
Firm and unchanged Pork-Quiet and
steady at S9l 9Oa2I 10 spot; $2l Sja seller
September SCI IS seller October Lard
Dull at l3Hc spot or October. Whisky
Dull and lower at 81 10.
On call board wheat was frmer at 81 cox
nj 10 September; Il O7Eal OS October.
Oats steady at 3Ga36hc September; 32S.C
October. Pork unchanged. Lard $l3 27iI.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-Flour
Quiet; superhne s. s7Iia5 90; extra, s. i2jE;
high grades s. OOa0 90. Wheat-ln better
request; old red sl:42al 43; white 81 4j.
Corn-LOwers at 7la75c. Ryc-90a92c.
Oats-Deprcssed; mixed 4Oai2c; white 4Ja
4sHc. rrovisiOnS-Firmer. POrk-$29 4j
a22 80. Lard-sl3 G2Hai4 20. Butter
Steady; New York and bradford county
extras 32a3ic; firSts 2sa30c; western extras
26a2Sc: frsts 22a2Ic; rolls extras 2ja2sc;
iirsts 24a25c. CheeSe-Steady; western
1Oallc. Eggs-Quiet; western fresh 2Tagsc.
Whisky-Western 81 20.
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wheeling stock Market.

WHEELING, September 29.-Thefollowing
are the arrivals Of stock at the Christman
House yards the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CArrLE-Arrivals during the week, III
head; sold at 3a4'ic per ID.
Hoes - Arrivals during the week, 80
head sold at7lSa7Nc per ID.
sHEEP-Arrivals during the week, %
head; sold at &c per ID.
Cows-Arrivals during the week, head;
sold at s35a45 per head.
CGLvEs-Arrivals during the week, II
head; sold at SAG per head.
LAMDs-Arrivals during the week, 80
head, sold at sc per lb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30

RAILROAD BoSpS-Steady, with princl'
pal business in Pacific issues and North
west L Ohio consolidated.
SToCEs-0pened strong and higher, with
general advance in prices, The improve
ment ranged from u to y per cent Us com
pared with the closing quotations yester
day. The extreme advance was in MiChi.
gan Central, which rose to 57I5. Pacific
Mail advanced from S6S to IS, Western
Union from 75Is to 1914; Lake Shore from
537t to 54E; Northwestern from S95s to 49,
St, Paul from 3lsS to 344; 0hios from l6H
to IL; Wabash from G.! to ~; Hannibal 4
St, Joe from 10 to 1914; Missouri Pacific
from iSlt to 4jI!. The advance in the
other shareswas from u to y per cent. At
the second call there was reaction Of !! to
per cent from the highest point, Pacific
Mail declining to 81, Western Union to 75tt,
Northwestern to S9J!, Lake Shore to 53is
and st. Paul to 39h.
The advance in gold and the decline
in stocks were caused by rumors about the
failures Of corporations and individuals,
all OF which proved to be without founia
ton. Stocks during the last hour Of bust
ness were active and frmer, with u reCOv'
cry OF haA per cent from the decline oc'
caSioned by rumors Of failures, At the
close there was slight reaction, but the
final quotations were nearly all higher than
those OF last night.
Vice President Scott, of tn Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, to-day submitted q
statement to the Directors. The earnings
for July show net profit OF $500, aud
those OF August Sl43,937, making total net
earnings for two months OF S?3?, 53l, an in.
crease Of Sl47,?09 over the corresponding
months Of last year. The figures OF the
company show that from March /, 1915, to
the present time there has been q net re-
ducton in the liabilities Of $l,467 1884, and
also that the present indebtedness and as.
sets are very evenly balanced.
The transactions 0t the Stock Exchange
were 9Gj,OOO shares, Of which 10000 were
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern common, 5000 st. Paul com
mon, 1900 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000
Ohios, and 1900 Union Pacific.
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LisEt'S Playing.
LSrtllncrl


One lady OF rank, at whose house he
was spending the evening, committed the
extreme indiscrction Of asking him to play
a violation Of all rules Of etiquette among
great musical artists. lie had been en-.
chanting her guests wiihhis divine music
and had Just come in from supper, when
she preferred her request. Madame, Jai
nlinge tres peu," was his answer. ("Mad.
anne, have eaten very little"l and, with
this implication Of having played out the
worth Of his supper, he left the house.
Ills contradictory elements only prove
him to be what he is at the pinno-half
demon, half angel. II his mood happens
to he n gloomy one, his fingers 0y about
ns II he had demoninc imp at the end OF
each one. His playing becomes almost
Internal in its wild passionate power, and
he looks fnrtively at his audience with n
malicious expression Of delight and tri.
umph, watching the effect he produces.
This il his demon side. At other times
he will play with the deepest pathOs,
touching the keys so carcSsingly, so ten.
derby, so weepingly, that I've seen men
listen with the tears running down their
cheeks. And yet, when he rises from the
piano. not a sound is heard. lie Is too
great to be applauded. lie does not need
Il. lie merely walks quietly away from
the instrument, waiting till some one re.
covers breath or sef.possession enough 60
speak, and then perhaps the first break IN
the silence will be a long dcepdrawn
sigh, and GLOW grand" spoken in an I'm.
dertOne Of awe.
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RaItiunore,

BALTIMORE, September 29.-Flour-un.
changed WheAt-Firm; amber western at
81 50; mixed do 81 "a. Corn-Steady at
Csc. Oats-Firm: western mixed 46a4Sc;
white 5iajl JGc. Rye Steady at 73aSOc.
Hay - Unchanged. Provisions = Strong.
Pork-Firm at S23 2ja2J 30. Bulk Meats
9lIa9Aa12I5c, loose. Bacon-Firm; shout.
ders i0al0I5c; clear rib l4c; hams ljIa
l6c. fArd-Dull at l4Ac. Bntter-Firm;
western extras SOC; irsts 2ja26c. Petfo.
leum-Easier; crude G9Ic; refined i3lIa
ai3sSc. Coilee-tirm; jobbing at l0lla
22ISc. Whisky-Steady at $iis
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CfNCiSSATr, September 29.- Cotton =
Quiet at l3c. Fiour-Demand fair and
market firm Whcat-QuiCt and weak red
81 3jal 40. Corn-Dull at 5SaGOc. Oats
Active at 3Oa4jC. Barley-Firm and I'm.
changed. Rye-Scarce and firm at lja
Soc. POrk-Steady; country S9l 20; city
$2g 90. Lard-Quiet; summer l3Ac; prime
steam l3Hc; kettle l3'sai3Ac. Bulk Meats
Quiet at S3ial2hal2Ac. Bacon-Steady;
shoulders 99ic; short rib 1870 clear sides
scarce ut l3jsalic. WhiSky-Firm; 81 "A.
HoGs-Steady; stOCkers 50 Ija7 90; CON.
mon light to good light 81 jOaS co. good
butchers IS lOas 40.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, September 29.-BusinesS
less active with commission houses and i'm.
porters and but little jobbing distribution
effected. Cotton Goods steady in FIRST
hands, but irregular with jobbefS, who are
cutting prices extensively. Cotton nannelS
active and firm. Prints not so quick, but
GinghamS and Dress Goods active. Over.
coats, CaSsimeres and Flannels in moderate
demand. Foreign goods quiet.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, September 2s.-Wheat-
Quiet, steady and unchanged; held at 81 50
for No. /, and 81 % for No. 2; rejected 90c.
Corn-Quiet and weak; high mixed shelled
lie; low mixed do zoe. Oats-Firm and
better No. State sold at 4jc; No. 2 43c;
white 45c. Petroleum-Firm; demand &C.
tlVei standard white car lots iOhc; Ohio
test (l5o') Ike; in a small way la2e higher,
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, September 29.-CATTLE
Receipts to-day l,i63 head, or 9 cars Of
through stock and Il for sale here, making
9,992 head for the past two days. Supply
good and demand slow, even at the oil
prices to-day, and dull trade. Best 81 80 to
So So; medium to good s. % to 500; com.
mon to fair 81 % to 81 10; stockers and
feeders s. 70 to 81 49, bulls 81 so to s. 25;
HOGs-Receipts to-day 2,42O head, or
S,90j head for two days past. Workers IS %
to IS 49, Philadelphia 50 % 10 - 80,
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 1900 head; and
1900 head for two days selling at 50 70 to
& 30.
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New York Money and Stocks.

EEw YoRK, September ?9.-MoSEY-
Market easy at per cent. Prime mercan'
tile paper 5j!a7 per cent Custom receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $4,000. Clearings S2s,OOO,COO.
GoLD-Closed at ll71t, after selling at
llG's to HIS. Rates paid for borrowing
were S-t4, lilo, l.S9, S-3? and 5-G4 per diem,
GOVERNMENT BOSDs-Steady,
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PITTSBURGH, September %. = Wheat
Firm and prices unchanged. COrn-Dull;
ear 79a7IC; shelled 7Oa72c. Petroleum
Quiet crude 81 IL at Parker's; refined 1879
Philadelphia delivery.
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Is the newest dance, the feet are glued
to the floor, and the knees gently I'm.
dulaIed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wheeling WhoIesaIe Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELIIGEScER I
Wednesday. Srptember -.

OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGESCER, I
Wednesday, September ~ }
There has been fair degree Of activity
in trade during the past week, and while
general business is short Of what it usually
is at this season OF the year, it is improving;
confidence is again being restored, the best
evidence oi which is a better and more
cheerful feeling, both in mercantile and
manufacturing circles, The leading mar.
krts, however, are devoid OF any new or
important features deserving OF special no.
tice, excepting some changes in values,
Roasted Coffee has advanced lc per pound,
Cheese half cent, Eggs 6a7 per doz, high.
er; these are about the only changes OF i'm
portance We have to notice.
BuTTER-Very scarce. Prices have ad.
vanCed to SOaSjc per pound.
BAKING PowDgR-35a3sc per pound,
BRooMs-Fancy, 50 95a4 75a6 25i plain,
- 5Oa9 20,
BEEswAX-95c.
CHEESE-The market is considerably
frmer than at the date OF our last report;
the advices, both from New York and the
factories being favorable to holders, and
We advance our quotations hall cent pOr
pound; prime Ohio factory, in jobblng
way, II i!al2c
EGGs-None in the market Quoted at
lsa9Oc per dozen.
FRUITs-The arrivals Of Peaches are iall.
ing of, and the season is about over; the
receipts recently have been Of good quality
and in better condition. The market may
be quoted dull at 81 25al so per box. Ap.
pies continue to arrive freely, but with a
steady demand prices are maintained; SSa4
per barrel. Plums have disappeared out Of
the market, and they are over for this year
FIsH-Quotations are for packages con.
tanning 100 pounds OF sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. No. 2 half bbIs ~ 0O; No, 5 10
large s. 80; Cod fish nominal. Lake her.
ring, 3!c, Pickerel 50 so. Trout s. so.
White Fish 1925
FLouR-There is nothing new to record,
excepting an easier feeling in sympathy
with the recent decline in wheat, but good
old stock is still holding its own, although
the general position of the market indicates
a lower range Of prices for both old and
new; however, there is not much donbt but
old stock is destined to command u pre-.
MUM over new for some time to come. We
continue to quote:
Fancy brands OOds IS
Family go ~
SpTins '.,..,..,,,.. 7Ssi 30
Eye.,",..,.....'''..,,,...',,,',''~ 900. 1895 !"
FEATliERs-DulliI i've goose jOc.
GISsESG-More active at SOC,
GRAlN-Ihere is continued steady de-
mand Tor old winter Wheat, and with light
receipts and offerings, prices are fully
maintained. The arrivals oil new crop con
tinue liberal, but there is wide range in
the quality and condition; good deal OF
it was more OF less damaged by the rains,
and consequently there is a wide range in
prices to quote: WheGf-Old, 81 4jal s.;
now 7tpntI IN DDIS-rhp mark ct Ia Wpnk