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The New York herald., 1875-08-21

assessment subordnaiess OF sixteen cents, to meet
the expenses OF the Grand Lodge.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS CONFIRMED hf THE
GRAND MASTER.
Albany, George B. Head; AIiegany, George Howe;
Broome, John E Wentz; Chautauqua and Cataraugus,
H. s. Hall; Chemung, c. G. Farman; Chenango, James
Coon; Duchess Joseph ID. Neal; Erie, n. McEaehron;
franklin Charles Fury; Fulton and Hamilton,
=. A. Smith; Genesee and Wyoming, l. O. VIII
Jams; Herkmer, j. H. Miller; Jefferson w. Carlisle; /;
Kings, No. |, A. A. Lake; Kings, No. 2, George W.
Reader; Kings, No. 8, G lie Quesne Kings, No 4,
Frederick Boegel; Livingston, Perry West; Madison,
B. y Chapman; Monroe, H. Griffin; Montgomery, 2.
No. 2 D. E. Mchurray; New York. No 8, NJ A. Camp
bell New York, No. 4, P. NJ CRETE; New York, No 5,
A. c. Presch; New York, No. Q, W. C. Douglass; New
ton; New York, No. Q, r. Brosman; New York. No
10, A. Geissler; New York, No. II, +, Gobel; New
l. K Bingham; New York, No. IA, John Mathes
Niagara, Edward Saxton; Oneida L. K. Ferguson; on
tario, O. w. Crane; Orange and Sullivan J. A. McCul-
logh; onondsga and oayugs A. w Bingham Orleans,
Cooper; Queens j. L. Morris; Rensselaer, William
Schwall; Richmond, II. D. Carmohn; Rockland, J. j.
Lawrence; Saratoga, Q. G. Nehr; Schenectady, O. Van
Rensselaer, Schuyler, 8. j. Brown Seneca, L. Conck-
ling; Steuben, w. Sweet; ST Lawrence, Elijah White;
Suffolk, Shepherd Knapp; Toga, W. Stone rompkins,
X s. Van Voorhs; Ulster and Delaware f. B. KIM
bark; Washington and Warren j. b. Green; Wayne.
Cornelius Pel; westchester and Putnam Ii. Beeny Jr
On motion it was
Resolved That the annual session ofhe ". Grand
Lodge be held at Rochester
petition that Buffalo may be divided into two
districts referred to the Standing Committee with
power
Permission granted to J. J. Thompson to appeal
TO G. L. U. S. from the action of this Grand Lodge
Permission was also given TO W. II Barnes 10 appeal
from three decisions OF this Grand Lodge
Numerous amendments 70 the bylaws, the constitu-
tion &c, were then proposed by various representa-,
tives and laid under the rule, when the Grand
Lodge adjourned sine de
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THE ALLEGED DIAMOND sMUGGLERs.

The examination Of Henry and Hall, the alleged dia-
mond smugglers, again set down for yesterday af
ternoon before United States Commissioner Romaine,
in Jersey City, and was again postponed. Mr. Winfield
and exJudgo Vermilyea the part Of the accused,
demanded an immediate examination but the
Treasury detectives announced that they were not
ready although two weeks ago they stated they were u
yprepared II Is charged by the counsel for the accused
that the case assuming the form OF persecution They
nave repeatedly demanded examination or dis
charge, and both have been denied The watches and
chalns OF the prisoners taken by the hotel
keeper at Stapeton, Staten Island for the alleged pur
pose OF defraying legal expenses Thor trunk and US
contents are still IN the possession Of the same ndyid
ua Overtures have been made 70 the prisoners FOR
eQmRrQmlAA MhlSA aAA n eNellaA " LhalZ RsEins
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BOARD OF POLICE.

The Board Of Police Commissioners at their meeting
yesterday ordered that in future the Nineteenth sub
precinct shall be under the direct supervision of the
Superintendent instead of the district Inspector Ser
geant Frank Weith of the Thirty first precinct was
dismissed the force for neglect Of duty
The following requistion on the Comptroller ap
proved-
Police fund-salares, $3.50 $50; alterations and re
pairs 70 station houses 81 G66 GO; supplies Of police
t6666 66 Bureau Of Elections salary Of chief Sale &c
construction Of stable Thirty third precinct $3.50 con
struction OF Nineteenth precinct station house.
S., S33 SO; Bureau Of Street Cleaning sec COG &C.
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MEETING oP THE JOINT COMMITTEE FOR THE
RECEPTION OF THE TEAM-THE PROGRAMME


RECEPTION OF THE TEAM-THE PROGRAMME
Tho above committee held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at their rooms IN the
Bennett Building, with General Shalcr in
the chair, and Colonel Wingate General Knox, Hon D.
W Judd, and Messrs. +. H. Sanford and Robert John
ston present The following programme for the recep-
ton Of the team whose arrival per steamship City OF
Berlin is expected to-day tomorrow, was agreed
upon
J. The steamer Nelson X Hopkins will leave the Bat
terry three T. NJ earlier upon receiving notice that
the steamship City Of Berlin has been sighted of Sandy
Hook having on board the officers ana directors OF tho
National Rife Association and the Amateur Rife Club,
together with the Joint Committee Of Reception and
the Reception Committee of the Second division,
N.G.S.N.Y., with their wives and those connected
with the families OF the team
= Upon meeting the steamship the members OF the
team and their party will be taken board the Hop
kins and welcomed by the Chairman Of the JOINT Com
mittee after which collation. viii be served. Upon
landing the team and their friends will be taken in
riages TO their respective hotels and residences.
B on Monday next at hafpast one O'Clock p W.,
the will be escorted by the Reception Committee
to the Governors Room at the City Hail. where they will
be received by His Honor Mayor Wlckham and formally
welcomed 10 the name Of the city After The address
by the Mayor the team will devote hour TO the re-
/ cepton Of citizens and then win be conducted 10 car
rages in waiting IN front OF the City Hail. when the
programme gwen below will be carried out by the
military aud CIVIC organizations which have signied
| their wish TO participate IN the welcome
On Monday August %, at thrce r. NJ under com
/ mand Of Colonel John Ward Twelfth regiment NGS
NY, the escort will form at the City Han IL viii con-
sist OF the following organizations Colonel John Ward
Twelfth regiment NG.S.N T., commanding escort ;
Ninth regiment NG.SN.Y Sixty ninth regiment
k.G.SNH.; officers Of the Twenty seventh regiment
N.GSNY., and other officers Of tho National Guard IN
uniform the Twelfth regiment enclosing eight carriages
containing the American team and the reception com.
mitee. the National Ride Association and the Amateur
| Rine Club, the American Oh Hand Rifle Club the New
York Schuetzcn Corps and the Cty Schuetzen Corps
The organizations above named viii form a. fOllOws.-
Ninth and sixty ninth regiments, order named on
o. Hail fftr 80
! resting on Chambers street; the Twelfth regiment in
line the south side OF the Parade In the civ
Hal Parks the NaL0nal kHe Association the Amateur
| Rife Club the American On Hand Rifle Cub the
| New York schuctzen Corps and the City schuetzen
Corps in the order named, IN Chambers street
east Of Broadway tie right resting on
Centre street The ue OF march will be from tic city
| Hall TO Broadway TO Fourteenth street 70 Finh
avenue. " JTenD seventh street alols Which " pG
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

FRIEDERIcH-BENNEY. August Is, by Rev. w Geissen-
haner, ID. D., at No 106 East Fourteenth street. Mr.
ADAM j. FRIEDEucH 70 Miss BERTHA f. BENNEY, both Of
this city
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$500, but this they cannot command An eL
animation cannot be had before next Thursday.
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Thus terminated the memorable contests Of the first
American national rifle team that had gone abroad TO
seek laures and fame both OF which II is gratifying
know. the team now abundantly supplied with.
While at Wimbledon Lord and Lady Wharnclile, with
other reprcsen tatves of British arstocracy, paid the
Americans every attention that could be expected SO,
too, did the sturdy English commoners with whom our
ri1emen in contact; and dinner parties and
sight seeings wanting to make the time slide
by agreeaby enough in London.
A short visit TO the fascinating capital OF France,
where the team received with distinction, com
peted the programme which they had laid down before
sailing for Europe Our representative rifemen re-
turned TO London, and after staying there for few
DAYS embarked Thursday week last at Liverpool on
the City Of Berlin Mr. Bruce is the only member Of
the team who, for the present. remains in Europe.
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The first match in which the Americans figured was
IN the annual competition for the Dublin Shooting Club
Cup This contest, II appears, was shot at four dis
tznces 500 600 l 900 and 100 yards ten shots at
each range Three ranges shot over and the
competition 100 yards had to be put OF for second
cay on account OF lateness of the hour In order
that the reader may refresh his memory what
done that occasion the totals Of the six best
OIL both sides given below -
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The Trip to Ireland and the Cead Mile
Failthe in the Emerald Isle.
VICTORY AT DoLLYMOUNT.
ClandebOye and the
Land o Cakes
TRIUMPHs AT WIMBLEDON.
London, Paris, Liver
pool, II ONE.

After absence OF about eleven weeks in Europe,
ihe American return to their country and friends
Their undertaking has ended most felcitously,
much TO the qualification of all Americans who
love TO their countrymen lead the in every use
ful enterprise The representative American rnemen,
who sailed on the City of Chester for Cork harbor on
The 5th OF June lasb went forth with modest
dnldence in their acknowledged abilities, but still with
abe determination while striving for the honor OF
America to return "with their shield it," Not
only have they safely brought their own arms from the
peaceful battle ground OF Dollymount, but they came
back US crowned with the laures Of victory which
their skill perseverance and nerve have enabled them
TO wrest from the best ridemen Of Europe.
From the time when The team first set foot on the
City Of Chester deck they have enjoyed round of
ovatons such falls to the lot OF few people The voy
age out was a most pleasant No member Of the
suffered from the pains OF sea sickness except
ing Mr. Coleman The the Chester
was agreeable as 10 admit the team and those who
were with them indulge their aesthetic tastes in get
Lng up dramatic concert Of which the following is
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Total of the ten best Irish scores .......
Total Of the ten American scores ....
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03
MARKETS BIZ TEDEGRAPH

OswRGo, Aug. 3--Wheat firm: No. / Mil
waukee held at 81 ak. Corn unchanged.
PEORIA. Aug. 3.AGorn. zoe. Oats: white nom-
inal at 57A; mixed, b4c. Rye; irregular at 81
aS2c.
CHICAGO, August S.--Wheat opened at
81 a3js September, and closed ct 81 2Sh Au-
gust, and 81 "a September.
TOLEDO, Aug. 8.--Wheat unchanged. No. 2
red winter 81 50:. No. . amber Michigan, 81 90.
Corn high mixed, 7Skc August. 79xc Sep
tember. 0ats--No. p &c
MILWAUKEE. Aug. S.-Wheat Wnsettled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03
FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. Aug 3.-2 p. NJ.
Gold continues steady to-day. 1t is worth In
New York l12X. ses.s,-s.x
Eastern Exchange is quiet and steady at par
buying and 1929 prem. selling. Receipts mod
crate and demand fair. 4lr
Sterling is firm, with moderate demand at
4.9i sight and 4SS sixty days, gold
The money market Is only moderately active
to-day. Rates steady and unchanged. Sup
ply ample.
Southern Railroad Z 80 bonds are worth 10l
and interest, with continued fair demand.
The latest New York rates for all descrip-
tions of Government bonds are as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03
Cincinnati Live Stock Market

Cincinnati Ltue Stock Market.
CIacIHNATT. Aug. 3-2 p. n.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Receipts. ts................ I42 $50 825
HOGS-Active ard firm. Common 81 50ay 10;
good light and heavy, 81 75aS 90 per GENITAL
gross. General sales, u SCAT gu.
CATTLE-Market firm and quiet with no
material change. Common to choice are worth
" 50a6 90 per Genital.
SHEEP-Are in moderate demand and prices
are unchanged. Fair to good are worth IS 25a
4 so per GENITAL gross
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03

NEWPORT.-The Holts and the East
End clubs play at the grounds OF the
former tomorrow afternoon.
The water in Taylor creek stands IA
feet over the race track at the Driving
Park.
At the meeting of the School Board
last night the TEeasurer's report for
June and July showed balance of ST.
S55 "a on hand August, 2. Claims to the
amount of $Is6 40 were allowed and Or
dered paid.
MIR. W aldemeire, Chairman Of the FL
nance Committee, informed the Board
that he knew of a note tor $1,000 which
would fall due on the 9th OF August. 1t
was ordered taken up.
The clothes OF man were found in
Scbaeffer's corn-feld last night, and it is
coniectured that they belong to some un-
fortunate who committed suicide by
drowning himself.
The clothing consists Of black caAi-
mere coat, gray pantaloons, boots about
No. 9 in size, nearly worn out. A pock-
et-book in the pantaloons contained a
10-cent piece and q cheap medal to which
was affixed small brass cross. A note
in which was written In German, eGood
bye--death is sweet" The signature
seemed to be ''Blasius Wagner" On the
lower part of the paper was written,
Up Poisoned with whisky" The medal
Was such as is used by the German be-
neyolent societies of Cincinnati. The
body has not yet been found.
Twenty-seven more white and four
coIored recruits have been accepted at
the Barracks.
The vote yesterday was as follows:
McCreary, 764; Harlan, 6l0; Underwood,
1856; Boyd, sos; Moss, 167; Goodloe, sos;
Smith. no; Rltllffs, 59a; Fate, 76S; Ber.
ry, 593; Henderson, 7G9; Griffith, bSS;
Marcum, 762; Patriok, $50; Nelson, 924;
Often. $50; Baker, 6A0; Shfivsr, COL.
In Bellevue the yote Tor members ol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-20
How ContnEioua Diseases are Spread 90 A
Remedy Proposed.

To THE Enron or TIM SuH-Sh': Tho action
OF the officers Of the brooklyn Board Of Health ~ re-
ported N last Saturdays Sun. N sruyne Tue cloth
Ing they found In ~" course Of manufacture In tcne
ment hoIses where smallpox csses existed shows that
the frequent recurrence Of tuch cases has 81 last
forced the BOARD VI Health to recognize the great
danger that exists andhow easily infectious disease can
be disseminated In this MY (aud out the
whole country by means OF clothing manufactured m
close proximity IN persons suffering smlll pON or
other Infectious diseases such danger has long been
knoNn 60 eNuTy moan Der oi to rde also All
been btudtuuNS keDt quiet Tor fQar OF hurting the on
htss thf"u-h"ut tie cOun ny, AZ Ii now aOout eiA
years SINCE tho same epdumc broke out m the
lOcatl ana cntcnfot throughout tue whole OF rOOk
Hn shi N'w Nof9. Even nuTal nm and Ia ia ave
hue v ere not eNt mpt from II ana WI lie the dnctOrs
were Riyint alt kinds OF tlepries ABOUT the causVs
which pIoduond tnch efeiF, there was not tailor In
the cry Ou could have lod them mat II conuium
Gated through clothing mluut lctured m tenement
houses NhVtu thr disuak' existed
the Health Blard a. Nov York have . duty 10 Der.
form IN this matter The clothing manufactured In
tnftc an rrt' OF DgVVkyn h sem to every pif ct
tbs LnteI States and SHOULD the Infection spread ~
stOrcs can clam exemption M their work " made III
nndtf precisely thV same CtrCuus ances
The r. lnchN all thls There II no
recon why Clothing house should not pruvlde rk
tiop inr me manu- actute Of lH wares thl same
o,rprnterI blacksmith, eOoper, capnat maker, or
enough IN all conscience to avoid placing tho health
VI the whOlecountry Ia jeopardy,
DANIEL FLANAGAN.
81 LITTLE srRRnr Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-20
A TALK WITH GEO. L. FOX.
THEOLD CLOWNS RECOL Z BoTJoNOE
mrs LONG STAGE CAREER.

10 WV" o. -, va "HH"'
MS lt"pctui Wow OF his Niaiady and Pos
tibility Of Recovery How the t!rcst Pan-
tomiCIist lsosks aud Arts in Priseto Lie.
-
Ibe nun who stood ut the door Uf n
ploasant soom An gl,Lh avenue vcatcrdav and
,iit,',i.. -. ~ 'N ', 49,
smllpSy "e'comeo his visitors niiSht readily
be mistaken for a clergyman, aud quiet clergy
man foo al f,,,a .,l IN II, ,o,,,, ,,s ,I,,,s,
''%"' Wv ~ '"Ds' WI ~ VI ''p''o' was ',',os'
~" VI iS '~Pies''oh' ms eyes were hRht D'u''
his nose, ean, aud month large, aud lila h ir,
which was oat short. was slightly sprinklcd wish
.. ,,,, 49,, -, - 80, - -, 49,.
Ella sea were IL, keeptng with hs clerical appear
MICA Tho only visible tl,inpa unusual al .rt
-, - 49,, - !,
mn WY MS N"'T' N"'O' "''c '''''"'o"'0u
wnh elaborate lace fiilis after the manuer OF
those our forof,ahcra vrs E,stoninu these
,,,,. -. -, - 4. - ,,'.,.',,, =,
cu"t "'ro heavy kVlu oul tohn ptAr'hV thelh"' ID
F. This letter stood for Fox" aud the
wenrer yv,a C.,rge T. E,x the .in,yp
"rm quite wei, to-doy, Thanh yo"," he said,
TN ausser to a question; VERY much better
,nIv,ss,nc ~, L, MOO. thanks To DIR. IIns-
ssy. lie IL curing me fasf. / see Inc napcr,
nr,,kcp dawn an have Lseu cpltine INV dIsense
~ surta ~ queer names. I'm not ~ bad Of as
tn-y tuink I WIS ioal e.lk after NY brother
Charities death. - siek when plived In
IIo~ton. ana w - sick when | came here, BIT
Tn &c ting bettcr Z st.
IIil v0lc, WIS strung, and when he n nae to
ot On /, G door for his little daughter his stop
nrin
do you think tho bsruth YOU use IN paint
Iny Vour f.ce detnnpnta17"
NO. .ir"-he pronounced II "No sh1r," In
thW FUNNY stage WV ot hia. NY pnNriclan
says NJ u perfectly h. rnliess You know u's put
o0 over the Oh Tx to keep It from cracking aud
peehug "a, ami don't touch tho sbin. All
clowns nso II, and mono OF them are tue worse
for II, tnnt know Of"
"Ynu have hlcn ON the stare a good many
We n, NJ. lOxf'
81 was ,unust born an the ptagc. NV mother
W an aae slant In the 1rem Mt Theatre, ana ~
ie}n whcn was i've years Old, mude my INST
appearance IA one OF the children In a benefit 81
Cuntlcs kpan. what was the play2 on, The
Children Of tho Alpst Not lonx flor that 1
pla,cd tnc DUH NJ fesf, In Richard i'll wh"n
Nj Uooth the elder. plaVrd Effu1rf Aud then
/ pl,Ved Nef1pIorn's chilli Tor Forrest Those
are inc .rtoIs / started with 30
Tho uld n1nn'a ovea nphted nm with the
recolIecu1u of his earlier daVs and Tia memory
sppu,.a eri.rt i'm re.,,d IA Tho ,.t Ills aud incl
dents OF in. ,tofrs,ional e,r,,r
81 plnveu win Nr and Nra n rrvmorc and
th.v Iau,ht ana IN dance Tnnt's ,xhnt an kea
me- az nrarci,,iy' s,to Ia Ia,ybInr "Youye
az mTaR NJ stayr hnvnryt yony VOL tncn
go, 49, p,v r ,, ,saao,,I am at mo acc I
,,t'i ~" $50 -, ~ v,,rk a., ia,a ana annssr,d
r., i'm 1a,nno ~ ~, nasor, ~ stso snnonred
W. ~ v,u u ~ =, ~ - ~, ~ -
'" WV n.'uv w 49,. ..'n -, VI w.s ~ ~" ~
u,"'t w ~"VN. ~ 'i '"'" ~ ss"' - ~,
M" tl'fe "ua holhlha llhhv annut it-reRWet
nieourm u was ~ rot alter hta returned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-20
FAD DARrMOurH Boys.
Ten Of Them Indicted for Participation In a
Very Dlsgraceiul Riot.

very Disgraceiui Riot.
Hanover, Mas, Nov. 1s-Tcn of the
Dartmouth College students were to-day indict-
ed for riotng. About a week ago they and
Others, members NJ the various classes attended
an auct "a sale Of Oonhs IN Village store, kept
by MI Parker. they Interrupted the auctloneor,
tnrew book, whipped u clerk who protested
esain.t their b d conduct, and ended the sale In
disorder 1neT were melted, ~ ~ SAID, nv "A
Understanding dislike OF the merchant. On the
next evening they repeated their on nee. Some
of tuem w"rc arrested and locked up until tie
a. zt W,tulug. They were then 70 he taken TO
tue county scat for erragnment. THE officers
put them IN CLOSE carriages for safe CONVEYANCE
To tue depot; and on the way lnrgo party OF
stuae hts made "A noisy escort. Mr.. Parker was
al The depot intending to go on the train with
The prison r.. TO make a complaint before the
ma. rtrate. Tue students seized him, nut him
IN the ticket agents office, and kept him him a
PRISONER until the tram had gone. This exploit
ouli delayed the prosecution, however, and the
culprils have been compelled TO give bail to APP
pear fur trial.
Tho college faculty. have, by a formal resolu-
unn declared int the students are guilty of
cert Ia n0tons proceedings OF q very oensur-
able and dtsgtaceful Guar cter," but have de-
Tered the infhotlun Of penalties In the cases ~
the ten indicted students until after their cTini-
nal trial Others who were ENGAGED In the riots
have been dismissed, They also say that their
intention In to aid the public officials Ia punish
property OF UtheTa."
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FRInAY. Nov. 10. Flour was fairly active :
steady for Ietai plrcelhi shading necessary 10 sell
EASIER jobpmH demand moderate Rye hour dun
a sScss "f arg po,a eai @os , sc'ys
STATE and Western. SiS55ot5.16i extra stlfc &C. s. ~
e.suh Western sprnF wheat extras. e.. 1iGSi &C., du
AA and XXX, S5.l6est3i do winter wheat and
shipping eEirha s5.5astG -; city trade and family
Dranas Sd.hontS southern Oakcrs' and family brands
f'nN2i southern shippng Nlris f"b'sf 3d. I've
s&'nSt 1870 Branlwlne. t30iOti Buckwheat nour
100 ms, 81 i.tttI-D1.
mes toe spot ~ t2235@a January quoted t2Osb
$50 p Beef quiet Bacon dun at l39d. for city long
clear, snt lRal2he. for Western do. Cut meats In d.
~ M t eeie- which sold al llAcIalso fresh hams
li@l2c, do shoulders, $40 AMI DO. bellies ~ lie.
Lara was higher sales on The spot 1900 tc' AZ 12Le
12asr. Tor old Wetcrn l2l(c for 40 lslsa l2I9c.
for prime etY. ls5ao Tor No do. ard Tor iuure de.
livery, 62ho ties. prime Ncst,r at 1890. for NONcu-
Der aud necemOer ~ Ola tie4c. seller tho YEAR ls
low steady saes 100000 rs. prime at OlBa0asc.
Drossei hogs hover AZ ApOlsc. Butter qultt; state
We cru nrkins and tubs, lss2it.; and Wesh tub. %
@30i. Cheese dun at yssla for - factory, Slss
49, for dary, ana S2lac Tor Ohio taotury, Eggu 10
good supply Al 2Slc Tor iresh and 221.ic for hned.
CHAIN Wheat hruer sales 80 900 bn a for No.
lhTu Mmnesota ti53 tor soft % Tor Old spring
si.s1, No. OhiSsso Al ilacsti ~, rejc I'd, sioss
u "a and white West rn sold AZ Ala. oats hrmcri
eal 90 900 busl, al i6lsVt7c ir common 10 choice
mie 80. 6,a Tor choice Nj Saaiqsj State mixed
tI@l5ci state WHITE b1c range VI white. AssaJo- for
81 ~ s4 is1ef rvs s SS Sa s calS as
SOS ta. cis Sip.aa State sSrSseS
ds sd at Il sSst ~ Marley sst dSi psrties spsr t,
Sora aHesI sid ass,ye sses iioOD basl n 7asIte,
a1 ss n5,es IsS dSt san 49, ssisHy A Tie
oao0hRlB So tnnees wore dull tho ony sales being
wv bsgs o aad 700 bags AAEsssiss. The latter isSls