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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
LOCAL AFFAlRG.

A correspondent in New Castle hundred writ
ing us, yesterday, says: Excuse haste must
so out to plant corn. We had heavy rain
Thursday afternoon. with good deal Of hail
1t did no damage ; fruit all right"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
weather RECORD.

REPORT OF THE sIaSAL SERVICE
WAsHINaToN, Mag g.
Probabiiitien For the Middle States, falling
barometer, increasing south east winds, threat
ening weather and light rain, stationary or
slightly higher barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

The WEST Church EsTERrAINMENr.-The la
dies of the West Presbyterian church will give
a musical and literary Entertainment in their
church on Thursday evening next, the most at
tractive feature OF which will be the beautiful
form of Jean Ingelow, songs OF seven, illnstra-
ted in tableaux vivants. The exercises will, no
doubt, he bofh instructing and entertaining. Tho
liberal patronage of the friends of the church is
solicited. See advertisement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
FOURTH EDITION.
AN OCEAN DISASTER.
The "schilicr' Steamship Wrecked
on the SciIIy isles.
FIIY.y .eo PERSONS BEIIEyED 10
Rs. L0ST.
py .A,lln.lc eaole to me Comm e.clal.

BY Atlantic eapie 10 the Comm e.cial.
LONDON. May $.
rntelx7pnce of II shocking. marine disaster has
just reached this city. The Eagle Line steam
ship lseh,iler, Captain Thomas, which sailed
from New York, April 2sth, for Hamburg, by
way Of Plymouth and Cherbourg, las been
wrecked off the Scilly Islands, and it is believed
that 900 persons have persisted.
-EcoSp DISPATCH.
LONDON. May Sig 81, noon.
Il, Additional particulars thus far received Of
the wreck OF the steamship Schiller show that
the disaster s as tsrrible as AT first reported.
The Incident occurred at O'Clock.
tins morning, ut which honf the
steamship struck On the dangerous Reta-
mere Lodges, near the Bishops Rock. \
ST. Agnes, the sontliermost OF the Scilly isles
has landed some of tlle survivors of the wreck
at St. Mary's island another of the group.
The survivors were picked up while swimming
with the tide. They lad several narrow escapes
from drowning, and were a number OF times
washed off rock They declare that the num-
Der OF lives by the disaster is 200. fearful sea
is raging, and it is scarcely possible for the
boats engaged in searching for the survivors TO
live.
The Selly life boat has put of tor the wreck.
THIRD DISPATCH.
PLYMOUTH, England, May $.
The agent at this place of the Eagle Line has
proceeded to tho Sciliy Islands A gun was
heard at 10 o'clock this morning near the scene
of the disaster
FOURTH DISPATCH.
LONDON, May 81 p. VI.
Up to this hour live passengers and the crew
of the steamer Scltiller are known to be saved.
IL is known that the captain and the second
mate were drowned The steamship is now ly-
ing broadside on the rocks, under water, the
main mast gone.
steamer and several boats are cruising
about the scene of the wreck, searching for
survivors. The disaster was owing to the dense
fog which prevented either of the scilly lights
from being seen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08


LIFE,
.sroc'alto he Commercial.
DOVER, DEL, MAY 9th.
Air. Coinegys began the closing argument i'll
the suit of Stout Us lillen. yesterday morning
and finished at 11.30 Judge Gilpin then
charged the jury, reviewing in the course of his
charge, the evidence of DR.. Goodell, and the
medical eperts. He emphasized the fact that the
child WAS never observed to breathe, notwith-
standing the efforts to induce respiration.
Whether the child had separate, indepepdanl
existence, by force of its own vitality, after
birth, il for the jury to determine.
At a quarter past y, the jury went out, re-
turning in half All honr. with verdict for the
defendant This settles it the circulate
of blood, &c, in the child observed by the
physicians, was . life sufficient TO give it al
independent existence, and by which its father.
lev. Dir. Hall, s entitled to the enjoyment Of his
wife's estate. for life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC Arts
A stated meeting Of Executive Committee of
the Institute Will be held this evening at 8
O'Clock. Members of the Board are especially
requested to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
AaiI Eoad Zines.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
L. BALTIMoRE RAILROAD.
ssl1zaBER IS. 1874.

sBITEGBBR 2S, 1874.
Trains viii leave wilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations, 6.c1 o.i6
$50, 10. 80, n. H., 2, d, T.21, $780, p. In.
Philadelphia and New YORK, l.a1 D. m ia.l1 ~ IA
5.52 q. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, l2.o9, io.J9
a. m., $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and " WasuiRgtor i2t2, a.os 1922, a. ~.
1896, 1.23, $50, I.l0 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, 5.Oe TO- 10 a. M, rs, $40 y. iii.
Harrington AMI Int erlnediate Stations, o.i1, 1910
a. m, go, p. m.
pelmar and inter- ,diate statious b.U1, 1910 AIN.
DAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia amt tsrmedate Stations, 400 $50
p. III.
Philadelphia and New York. 1881 4. III.
Baltimore ami Washington, l2.o2,20S II. IN.
For further Information passengers referred
TO the time tables posted at the depot.
marl3-ly H. Il. EENNEY, superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

EXTRA TRAIN To-MoRRow An extra train OH
the r., W., and b. road will leave this city to-
morrow morning at $40 o'clock, and returning
leave Phadelphia at o'clock in the evening.
This will very we'll accommodate many who de.
sire to attend the opening of the Friends Yearly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

PERSONAL II. S. McComb and hs party
Of travelling companions arrived home late ON
Friday night from New Orleans. They had
been absent nearly four weeks.
+. c. Ferris, OF the COMMERCIAL reached Will
mington yesterday at noon, direct from Aiken,
S. c., having left that place on Wednesday. He
proposes to spend short time in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

The SMALL PoS.-This disease fingers in our
city, though there are not known to be more
than four or Ave cases existing. A child died
with it yesterday, on Second street beyond Mon
roe, but due precautions have been taken to pre-
vent its spread
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

EXECUTION SrAYED.-The sale of the Penn'a 4
Delaware laihoad, advertised by the Sheriff OF
Chester County for Thursday, May 9Th, did not
come off the execution OF Mr.. Bell having been
stayed. The trustees OF Martin Landenbeiger
did not apply for their promised injunction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
SECOND EDITION.
The city Treasury.

nIATEMESr OF APRIL REoFIPIs-pRErkSr STAT
us OF THE MUNICIPAL DEBT.
City Treasurer Vincent furnishes ns the fol-
lowing statement, showing, irst.receipts during
April, and second. the present status OF the city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

Excursion TO New YonK.-Mr. Z. I. L.
Smith has determined to make his sixth annual
excursion to New York and up the Hudson, this
Summer and has made all arrangements there
for. The date has been fixed for Thursday, the
22d of July. The trip from Wilmington to New
York will be made as usual and the liaLian
Cool, now being reftted, will convey the party
up the Hudson. A landing will be made at
West Point, where the excursonists may re-
main while the steamer proceeds far enough mp
the river to occupy that time in the round trip
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

i, !, n Judge L. Nj. Pitta died suddenly at Nor
.o,a, Va yesterday, while pleading case in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
com mercfal Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARRETs.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.
Flour Arm; S6@6.50; high grades, 1908.
wheat cents lower,r red S1.43a AS; white 81, 48
@1 go; corn dull. yellow 89@90c.; oats dull ct
75@78c. Provisions unchanged, mess pork
S22. 5O@2S lard @16c; whiskey 1.18.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwIsE MILLS FoH FLOOR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

SMALL ORDER FOR CARS The Harlan Il Hol.
iingsworth Co. have received a small order for
cars and work has been partially resumed in their
aboDs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
MarriaNes.

WiLkINSON-LEACH AT the residence Uf the
brides parents, near Mt. Cuba, on Thursday, the
9th inst ry Rev. q. l.. More, Mr.. Andrew j. WIKI
lnson to Miss Emma d. Leach.
QUICKSALL--BErELLF.- the 9th inst. at The
residence OF the b idc's mother, by the Rev. Geo.
X Kramer. Mr.. Harry Qulcksa, OF Philadelphia,
10 Mss Carrie NJ. Beetle, OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

The ice in the st. Lawrence ryier III very hea-
Wy, and several ships are fast in II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
FIFTH DIsPATeH,

LONDON, May So, z. NJ.
--.rwenty-sx persons ON the Schiller. in addition
to those before reported saved, have landed at
Trescom and Dryer Island, belonging to the
scilly group The Captain is certainly drowned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

0ICCoNNELIkDURd, Pa. May g.
The Blg Cove TanneIy, owned by Parker {
Keefer, nine miles south ofNiere, was burned to-
day The fire s still raging end engines have
been sent from here to save the adjoining build
ing- The loss is unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
Teip advertisements.

GEORGE w. BUSH & son, FRENCH
" sTRERT WHARF, SELL THE BEST QUAIL
tiles OF HARD WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
COAL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

LOCOMOTIVE No. i9-I.ocomotive No. 49, of
tie P. w. X b. Il. H. which was so badly dam
aged by tho run oil at Folly Woods, several
weeks ago, has been rebuilt and resumed its SER
vice on the road to-day. The locomotive was
rebuilt at the shops in this city and brought
out for the first time, yesterday afternoon, when
it was run up and down the tracks in front OF
the depot. 1t began service this morning by
conveying the mail train north from this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
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The question of Life. e

ESD OF The SUIT All DOVER, YESTERDAY
DICT FOR THE pEFENDEST-cIRorLATIoN Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
AT ooo.@
(,HE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
EoR SALE.

For SALE.
si5.ooo Is, MORTGAGE BONDS,
OF thy
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
OF WILMINGTON,
SECURED BY REAL ESTATE WORTH FOUR
TIMES THE AMOUNT
Interest payable quarterly-hiay, August, Noyem-
ber, February.
10 SHARES or wiLMINGToN 4 CDR sTlANA
TUHNPlkE 60.
II. II. ROBINSON no,
BANKERS
Focarn Asn MARKgr sTREETs, WilhiNdfoA. Del.
CRAlGE, JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BRuK Eks.
SIXTH AND MARKET srs., wu.MRGroR pE.
FOR SALE
10, SHARES tELAwARE II. II. STOCK.
NEW YORK AND pHILADA. STOCKS BOudHT
AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Every f4Gill,y afforded FOR persons desiring 10 ea!
or luvest IN STOCKS, Bonds, OF Gold.
1elegraplnc quotations received constantly turing
The day.
lanl,1s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

r HKENS VALLEY COAL.
Just received and for sale one cargo very Sd-
perior Iykens Valley stove end egg coal, orange
Street and Railroad avenue.
aprl7-lyof JOSEPH FotfT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

Excursion TO EEuoRoTn.- date OF the
proposed excursion to Rehoboth has been fixed
for Tuesday, the 18th Of the present month.
There is still same minor arrangements between
the p. W. e i. and the junction IL Breakwater
companies to adjust but this, it is thought, will
be duly done. The fare will be the same as last
year-three dollars from Wilmington, and slid
ing scale for stations further down the road
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

There has not been police arrest for Two
DAYS
The peach trees are nov III full bloom as far
North as Middletown.
DIR. Dawson has entero' upon his duties as
superintendent OF the ltehoboth Beach Camp
meeting Association
The Ninth Ward boasts that it has not now,
pauper in the AInshouse at the expense of the
county.
A patent has beeu granted to Charles A.
Brandt, of this city, assignor to James A. Hoop
er, Jr. OF Baltimore. for an improvement i'll
machines for turning axles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08
FIFTH EDITION.
'Eannery isurned.

4Aerea s RrErnns TAysnng DEsrnoyrp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-08

.sToc'alt0 he Commercial.
y,...,. n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
California RthcInen.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-The
tournament Of California rihemen opens
to-day. Twelve teams Of six each en-
tered, besides 200 individual entries
Tomorrow there will be long range
match at a thousand yards open 10 all
comers. Aggregate value Of prizes.
$1,000.
At the military short range match of
the California association, to day, under
the direction OF Col G. II. Shaw, presi-
dent OF the association, the weather be-
ing favorable, with the exception of Il
pretty stiff breeze acrsss the range, the
attendance WAS good. The distance Was
200 yards; L. 5. Springfield rifles; two
sighting and seven scoring shots.
Tho creates. possible score, S5.
There were one hundred and twenty
contestants. The two highest scores
were 80 each. In shooting of tn" tie
the first prize was won by four point and
the second by two. The third prize was
won by score of twenty-nine. Ton
competitors scored tw enty-eignt and .ho:
oil for the remaining five prizes.
OF the forty-eight contestants for the
Kellogg challenge cup-distsnce 800
yards; i've shots; greatest possible score
twenty five-twenty seven scored the
requisite fifteen points to admit them to
the second stage of the match, which was
deferred until tomorrow morning, after
whi0h the match between twcly" teams Of
National Guards will be shot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH
To TEX
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


BALTIMORE, October - This was
the fourth and last day ofthe races, The
attendance was large. The race for the
Breckenridge stakes, for three year olds,
two miles, was won by Aristides. Time,
3:3Gt.
The second race. for 500, mile and a
quarter, WAS won by Madge. Time 2:l24,
The handicap race, one and quarter
miles, was won by Madge, Ozark second,
Moses primcrose, third; time 2:l2l.
The breckenridge stakes, two mile
heats, was won by AriStides, Victor Sec
ond Tom O'Chilt7ee third; time 3:3G!.
The compensation purse, mile heat,
was Son by Rhodamanthus, Arcturu,
second, Big Sandy third; time, l:44!, and
l;i4l.
Tho steeplc chase, two and n half miles,
was won by Disvalo, COronct second,
Deadhead third; time i:lj.
All pools sold last night on the Brcck'
enridgc stakes were declared oil, because
it was not annouaccd that q Chiltreo the
winner OF the Dixie stakes, would be- re-
qulrcd to carry five pounds extra. The
question then arssc whether Nandslitc,
the winner OF these stakes, and also the
Breckenridge stakes last year, carried the
five pounds penalty required in tn" latter
race. and as it is almost certain 'hr did
not Mr.. Sanford, the owner Of Brigand,
who ran second TO Nundalte tor thu
Breckenridge stakes last year, to-day, put
in claim Tor the purse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
SOntr.cIiou."

4 quaint writer in the New York
Merenru who styles himself Avery
DrycE>s, l.. l.. D., drops into a poeticsl
mood and describes the object, and ef-
fects of the machine called "cONtraction,'
and how in the old Judcau days, the
Divine Nszarcnc scourged from the TEN
pile, with a whip "t seven small
cords, the money changers and .peculs-
tors who de,ccratcd its holy precints.
And. in the Roman days, Brutus, en-
bodying the wrongs Of his countrymen,
lsshel with his heavy whip Of patriotism
the shrinking backs of the tyrsnts who
walked in high places with proud disdain
Of the people. The time is upon us when
the people, embodying the justice OF the
Divine and the Brutus teryor, will place
tho Right above the Wrong.
Bring out n wise OF Iron s,rons,
With II screw Of fraud and lever OF
For the people suffering much and long,
Ns slaves TO every faction;
Wen squeeze the fools in spite OF their
snrleks
TIL the tears roll down their pailld cheeks,
And their agony ever fiber SPEAKS,
And well call the thing
Pat down the lever. turn the screw,
DO they owe Us Il dollar? Put them
through
A scheme 10 make that dollar two,
Nor let their struggles save EN-;
Rag money is a thlng accurst-
We made The buODle-we'Il make II burst;
Bat we'll get 'cm in hot water first,
And then, by Jove. we'll shave '"m.
What matter If the grimy slaves
For the profit OF money getting knHyes
Are daily hurried 10 wrctChcd graves
Ey woe and need and famine
What matter II wages shrink each day
While flour and beef at the old price stay.
30 long rs the riCh their pockets may
Additional plumber cram in"
To live on what they do not earn
Is the wisdom bankers and brokers learn;
So give the screw ano;hcr turn,
And s1ueeSe the people through;
II the iamishcd toiIcr lack for bread,
Wen give him stone or two Instead,
II he lave no roof 10 cover his head,
Confuund him let him burrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
The House Murder.

NASHVILLE, October S2.-Thc Amert'
cans special from Franklin, Tennessee,
TIN, evening, says: The grand jury this
evening returned an indictment against
Griffin and Allison for murder in the
first degree, in killing Col. House here
yesterday. BY consent Of the State :
Attorney, the prisoners were recognized
in bonds Of $4,000 each for their appear
ance tomorrow morning. The bonds
men were Enoch Brown, Innis Brown
and James +. Brown, fathrr-in.luw and
brothers-in. law of Griffin. a great many
OF the witnesses were examined by the
grand jnry, but nothing is known Ms L"
The testimony adduced. The case will
come up before Judge McL"mare in the
morning.
The burial ofColonel House took place
at 3 O'Clock this evening, attended by the
largest procession ever witnessed in
Franklin. lie was buried with Masonic
honorf, by Hermann Lodge No. :.
Nance House Jr., was resting very
quietly an hour ago. His chances for re-
c"vcry are considered rather favorable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October %. - Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
weak No. spring 81 l6; No. 2 81 10!
seller spot; 81 l0seler October; OF sell
Ter November; o.: seller Decemlsr;
No 95G9Gi; rejected S4!c. Corn
Steady; No. j2ic seller spot; 81; id
seller October; 5OG 5O!c seller Novem-
ber; 45c seller December; rejected sole.
Oats-Quiet and firm; No. = 33tG33l lc
seller spot; SO! seller October; G2c seller
November; 2Gi@ 26ic for rejected.
Barley-Dull at 9Oc; seller October SIC;
seller November ia 72!c. Pork-Steady
and in moderate demand; 81 25G2l 80
seller spot $50 9j92l 10 seller October;
Sl9 OOmsi9 % seller November. Lard
Firm; $l3 jOGGl& % seller spot: $l4 40
tl l3 - seller October; Sl2 % seller year
Bulk Meats-Dull and nominal.
On call boaTd-Whcat-Firmer at
81 lOl October; 81 0S November. Corn
--Firmer at o3e cash; 5I!c November.
Oats-Unchanged. Pork-UnchanS"d.
Lsrd-Uncha1ged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
New York Cattle Market

New YORK, October 22.-Breyo---
Receipts 800 head, making $40 bead
Tor tour DAYS. against 4OfO for the sane
time la,t week. The marir, WIS quiet
and the quality mixed, ranging from poor
to prime. The market was no better for
selling interest than Yesterday, and
closed extremely weak AZ the lowest liz.
urcs Of uc season. Common to natiye
steers sold at ~ to l2lc; isir Texans Sc.
Sheep and Lamts Receipt, $50 head,
making LEO head for four days, against
40 mead for tho samc time last week
Prices We" fairlytu,taincd, and the mar
kot was steady but quiet at i!@ttc
for sheep, aud G@.!c Tor lambs, with =
few extra state lamb, AZ 7E'o = 4. S%jne
Receipt, 1870 head. making 1850
head for days, against -, 500 Tor the san,"
TIM last week. None offered o'v,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23

'.pect Ill ever see another such kind,
Christian man. And the alligators got
to know the Nancy Jane, and to know
Captain Tom, and they m swim out and
rub their tails agin the boat an purr like
cats and look up and try to smile"
"They would?'
Solemn truth, -tranger. And once
when we grounded on bar, with an op-
position boat right behind, the alligator,
gathered around, got under the stern ana
bumped her clean over the bar by grand
push. 1t looks like H big story, but
never told lie yet, and never snail.
wouldn't lie for all the money you couid
put aboard this boat
There was u painful pause, and after II
while the pilot continued:
sour mines got out once, and crowd
of allioators took tow line and hauled
us up stream forty.ilve miles 10 Nicks-
burg.
They did?'
"And when the news got along the
civer that Captain Tom was dead, every
alligator in the river daubed his left ear
with mud as Il badge of mournIn', and
lots of EN- pined away and diedH
The passenger left the pilot house with
the remark that he didn't doubt the state
ment, and the old man gave the wheel a
turn and replied:
"Thar's one thing | wont do for love
nor money, and that's make liar of my
self. was brung up by good mother,
and I'm going to stick to the truth If this
boat doesn't make cent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-Petro-
leum-lower; refined i3l@l≻ crude
! &C. Cloyersccd-340lO,. Flour
Dali, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
family S. 5Q(a7 30; high grades 81 IS
CaS - Wheat-Dcmand moderate with
a downward tendency; new Pennsyl-
vania 81 iOGl Al; white 81 4Otal 45.
Rye-U nchanged. Corn-Fsirly active
at zoe. Oats = Steady; mixed 35a4lc;
white 43ta 49c. Whi,ky-Lower. But
tcr-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extras 35m&4c; irsts 30m 32c;
western extras 2Sn, 3O,; irsts 2jCGgSc.
Cheesr-Steady; western line l2iGri3c.
Eggs Steady; fresh 3. 21(a2Sc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23

WAsHINGToS, October. y The Post.
office Department to-day decided To order
the railway postal car service between
the cities OF Pittsburgh and St. Louis, via.
the Pan Handle and Vsndalia route,
passing through indianapolis. The rail
way companies will Immediately provide
the requisite number of cars and the ser
vice will begin as soon as the Depart
mcut can make the necessary arrange
ments in regard to clerical labor and
alterations in the schedules. BY this ar-
rangement it is calculated that the pres
ent postal facilities OF large portion OF
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys will be
greatly augmented and improved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
News York Market.

NEW YORK. October 90 22.--Co,t"n--
Steady at l4ic; futures closed weak; De-
tob"- If G-%2; November Is ll-32Gr.
Is 9.lGc; December l35-l6@l3 ll-32c;
January l3.ml3 l3.3lc; February l34m
IS 7.&2c; March Is !l-l6ml33c; Arrli
1&rCl2 lG-16c; Nsv If l-lGTl4lc.
Fiour-Rcccipt, l7,Ceo barrels; superhn"
western and State s. 1000 40; coUmoG
to good ij 50taj 50; good 10 choice 8 -
G,6 80: white wheat extra 81 300, 5 90,
extra Ohio - G0mj 50; s.. LOU, - oO
r,9OO. Egr Fiour-Quicl and urchnng-
cd. Corn Noel-llcsvv at So "nn 3 -.
bushels; No spring, new and old, = 50
tai 81; No.. 3 81 llV -; No. Mi
waukec, 81 2j@,l 20; winter rcd western
inferior, 81 lO'Gl -; good 81 80; white
- 4On,l -. i'yc-Qmct;; State N2lt
g2c. Ma't--Quiel; Canada Wet 81 So
BaTlcy-Firm Corn-Openod steady
aud closed heavy; receipts 10000 bush
els; western mixed, steam, GglD69ic; do
saj 7om7ic. Oats-Iouil; receipt, 10
600 bushels; western rsiXcd AID State
37C, Ale; white 45m sc. Hay-Firm at
SO 90. Hops-Unchangcd. Coffee
Quiet at 1Ssm bic. Sugar-Firm; tair to
good refining 53CGSc; prime Sc. MoIas-
ses-Fur inquiry. Ricc-Quict At 1ic.
Petrolrum-uas asettled; crude 6ic; refined
l34ml34c. Ro,in-Flrm at 81 SjWl 20,
Turpcntinc-FIrm at 42c. Egg>-jr r.
changed. Pork-Firm at $2l -. Beef
-Unchangcd. Cat Mcats-Quiey; mH-
dies steady: long clear city lot. lard
Frner; prime steam II g-lGr. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Ch""-e-Cn-
changed. Whisky--A Shade lower st
Il