davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
CROPS
And HOPPers.

OMAHA, june 15.-The city is full of
grasshoppers, struggling from the vast army
which was flying over yesterday. All sorts
of vegetation has suffered to a great extent.
The Herald specials tonight from the prin-
cipal portions Of the State say the grass
hoppers are passing over northward, doing
little damage. The crops are the finest
ever known.
Additional specials to the Herald from all
parts,Ofthis 5. ate and Western Iowa saythat
the ravages Of the grasshOppers thus far have
been confined to a few counties of Nebraska,
although myriads of them are flying over
the State, coming from Kansas and going
in northWesterly direction. The crop
prospects were never finer, but grave appre-
tensions are felt lest the grasshOppers
should alight and IN a few hours sweep
them out Of existence.
SALT LAKE, June 15.-Cr0ps through
out the Territory are in splend d condition.
The damage done by crickets in the South
ern part of the Territory is reported
trifiDg.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Advices
from all parts Ofthe State except the ex-
treme northern and southern counties,
from which nothing has as yet been heard,
report heavy rains with nigh wind last
night, but to-day no definite information
has been obtained as to IFS effect on the
crops. It is feared, however, that much
DAMAGE has been done to grass and grain.
Later adviCes from the interior report
great damage to the grain, both cut and
standing, in the northern and central pOr-
tiOns Of the State. The rain still con-
tinues, and harvesting is suspended for the
present. Grass, in many localities, is
ruined. The storm was Unprecedented for
this season of the year.
Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, June 15.-The grass
hoppers have nearly disappeared from this
region of country. For days past the air
has been full of them. Millions on millions
are flying northward. Farmers are busy
replanting, and a general feeling of hope
fulness prevails.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
Savannah Merchants Drowned.

SAVANNAH, June 15.-While an excur-
sion party was bathing at Arkwright Is
land yesterday, they were earned out to
sea, and, before a rescue could be effected,
Frank c. o Driscoll, merchant Of this city,
and Chas. II. johnson. clerk, were drowned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

TENNESSEE BONDS seem to be re-
covering slightly from the black eye
they got in Wall street, closing yester-
day at 494 for old and 491 for new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
suspension Of 3 MontreaI BanI.

MONTREAL, June 1j.-The Jacques
Cartier Bank suspended payment this af-
be made in few days. 1t Is thought that
tie other banks will come to its assistance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
THIS TURF.
Fifth Day at jerome Park.
McDanEeI's FIIIy, OIitiPa, Grinstead
and DfaVOIO the winners.

McDanieI's FIIIy, OItiPa, Grinstead
and DiaVOIO the winners.
New YORK, June 15.-Tbe first race, a
half mile dash for twC-yesr-olds, was won
by McDaniels bennington FILL, TigTeSs
second, Patience third. Time, so seconds.
The ladies' stakes for three year old fl
lies, one mile and a half was won by Ali
tipa, Matte \ second, Invoice third.
Time, 2:424.
The third race, for purse Of 500, heats
Of a mile and an eighth, was won by Grin
stead, RhOdamanthus second, Fadladeen
third. Time, 1899, 2;Ola. Only three
started in the above race.
The handicap steeple chase was won by
DiavolO, Deadhead second, ResOlute third.
Time, 4:O55.
TrOftiDg at Jackson, Mieh.
DETROIT, June l5.-The first days
races of the Horse Breeders Association, at
Jackson, Mich, were well attended. Fully
two thousand persons were present.
Mazuminal, of Milwaukee, won the
three minute race in three straight heats,
Clifton, Of Rome, Ohio, second. Time,
2:295, 2:3l5, 2.29.
The 2:30 race was wen by Grafton, of
Lexington, KY Granville, second. Time,
2:27, DDS, 2:3Ot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
That Mysterious Boston ExPIOsiOn

Boston, June 15.-The Corone-'s jury
in the case of James NJ. Framley, victim
Of the LaGrange street explosion, returned
a verdict this evening, laying the accident
to the careless or criminally intentional
use Of some powerful explosive material
on the part of some one other than the
proprietor Of the store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
NEW ORLEANS.

The Deg in the Manger Gets Out.
New ORLEANS, June l5.-The Lottery
Company has withdrawn its opposition to
the City's premium bond plan, and the in
junction against it will be dissolved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

CoTTOE dull IN New York, closing
yesterday at l5s9I54c for middling
upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
A Ouarter ora MIIIIOn Gone.

Boston, June 15.-The schedule Of
assets and liabilities Of Abraham Jackson,
the lawyer charged with being defaulter,
shows the liabilities S417, APO, and assets
c151 BlS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
GhastIy Tramc.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is WIN. Tay-
lor, superintendent city burial grounds,
was to-day held IN $1,000 bail, charged
with traficing in dead bodies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.


THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
One Of the most important annual
meetings ever held by the National
Board of Trade will be that which CON-
menced yesterday in Philadelphia.
Prominent mercantile and financial
men from every city IN the Union are
present, and the indications are that
the remainder of the week viii be taken
up IN discussing the hesubjects submitted
to their consideration by the Chambers
of Commerce Of New York and New
Orleans, and.the Boards Of Trade of
Philadelphia, st. Louis, Chicago, Balti-
more, and other large cities. New York
sends such able representatives Of its
commercial interests as Hon. VIM. E.
Dodge, S. 3. Chittenden and Hon.
Geo. Opdyke. The first subject that
Will command the consideration Of the
Convention is "Capitation Taxes on
Immigrants, and the Board viii be
called upon to reaffirm its convection
that all capitation taxes collected from
or upon immigrants, whether imposed
directly or indirectly with or without
color of law, are unjust and Odi0us and
ought to be abolished. Resolutions from
the Executive Council Of the Board
looking to a reduction of postal rates
and uniformity therein, fayOring the
establishment Of the postal telegraph,
and favoring a uniform system Of
weights and measures, will also be dis
cussed. The currency question, the
early resumption of specie payments,
uniform laws In savings banks and such
notifications Of existing laws as viii
insure perfect security to de-
positors in such banks, are
likely to occupy the attention
Of the Convention a day or perhaps
more. The discussion of measures
deemed necessary to remedy existing
evils in tie conduct Of the transporta-
ton business, the question Of memori-
aIizing Congress to amend the Nation
al Banking law touching cases Of bank
failures, the subject Cf a treaty for re-
ciprocal trade and commercial relations
between the United States and Cana
da, and other matters of equal import
ance will also come up for action.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

RECENT statistics, compiled by the best
9. a.1thorilies in Germany, shOW that Para
ouav has actually decreased IN Popu. alton
9earI,r half million. So much for the in
farnal var waged by Brazil and the Ar
oentines on Lopez. The Paraguayans
were declared by all authorities TO be the
most enterpristng and moral people in
south America. They are now nearly OBJ
liberated from the earth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
HOW SHERMAN PLEDGED NEU-
TRALITE.


Col. Wm. NJ. Levy, prominent Lou
isiana politician, who is known as a
"wbeel horse of the Democracy IN
that State, recently told a correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Enquirer that, Of
his personal knowledge, Gen. Sher-
man voluntarily, unequiyocally and un-
conditionally pledged himself IN the
most binding manner not to fight
on either side during the war.
The day before the occasion l
refer to Col. Sherman, in COM
many with myself and Gen. Bragg,
while taking a drink at the St. Charles
Dar. made the same pledge IN unmls-
taxable terms. His strongest desire IN
parting was TO leave an assurance that
he had no enmity, and would not par
ticipate in the fight. 1t was an opin-
ION among many that Sha-man's policy
gyas 20 retire until the thing was over,
Fben return and resume his old place at
She military school, which lie could have
done. as he was regarded as a very val
uable man for that position
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

GOLD opened and closed in New
York, yesterday, at 1l63, with sales at
lI6E.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
Union Am AsTERTCAN

Is made mp from three dailies, and Is fun OF
choice matter Mailed Wednesdays and SAT-
urdays. One year only si.20; six months
S2l0; three months, sI.Gj.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

The completion Of The new Atlantic
cable has led to the recapitulation of
telegraphie and cable statistics of some
interest, as presenting the rapid
progress made in the application Of the
cable as a means Of communication be-
tween commercial countries. By these
statements it appears that, aside from
the cables between Europe and the
United States, which are now five in
number, Of an aggregate lsngth of
9,026 miles, there have been twenty
nine laid between other countries since
1867 Of a total length Of about 28,66l
miles. This gives a grand total Of
nearly $4,000 miles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
AnVERTISE ERS.
UNION AND AM

Al home and abroad, will unquestiOnably reach
a greater number Of readers through
tine columns Ofthe
Union AND AMERICAN
than any other paper published in Tennessee o
the south. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN
NssavIie /. T.'ln.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
Another DfstiIIery seized.

The distiilery of W. JOutt, formerly
known as the Aurora, was seized to-day by
Col. Mcguire, United States Revenue Col
lectOr, under instructions from Commits
siOner Pratt, upon information furnished
by Col. Fred, Meyer, Supervisor Of this
district.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
rotting I'D JaeI.son. NIleh
ST. LOUIS.
WbiEyEv OmcinIs Iudicted,

ST. LOUIS, June I5.-Indictments have
been found against Gen. JnO. Mcdonald,
ex-Superyis0r Of Internal Revenue for this
district, Col. JnO. A. Joyce, Alfred Beyis
and Edward B. Frazier, and these gentle
men appeared in the United States District
Court to-day. The charges against Nc
Donald aud Joyce are marked on docket
.'criminal," for destroying public records,
and that against Bevis and Frazier, is the
removal and cOncealment of spirits and
falling to efiaee tie stamps aud b ands.
Judge Treat fixed the bond Of Mcdonald
and Joyce at $4,000, Frazier at $1,000, and
BeYis az 8. 500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

2 Advertisers, at Home and
abroad,
VIII unauestionably reach greater number or
readers through the columns Of the UNION
AND AMERICAN than any paper publlsned
In Tennessee or the South. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN
Nah rllla Tam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
How We Apples Swim!

The President has addressed letter to
the Car Of Russia congratulating him upon
the birth Of a granddaughter. This letter
is IN reply TO one from the Gar informing
the President OF the event.
Jacob II. Sturgeon has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for St. Louis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

WASHINGTON, June 15.-JacOb NJ.
McGrew, chief clerk of the Sixth Auditors
office, has been appointed Sixth Auditor,
in place Of c. e. Sheats, Of Alabama.
Sheats is absent in Alabama and will not
return.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16
WILKESBARRE.
The Long Strike Reported
Broken.
Work Resumed at Several Col
lieries.
4 Last Squirt

WILKEsBARRE, June 15.-The miners
who have been working at Paine's shaft
were met by a large gang this morning and
ordered to stay out. A posse was raised,
and they opened a way through the mob,
aud those who wished entered the shaft.
There was great excitement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-16

- Nl'HIs ~ " IUIlHT 80
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
, 1875-08-06
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


u bths Editor a IAs CArago 1rituns'
tho Apostles carrying their original trades
OF hshing tax collecting ETC.. In America at the pros
ent time, foar they would disrcgsrl ths luJuuctions
Of their hastar not to take heed wherewlthal they
should 10 clothed and what they shoni cat In these
lard times taking thought for the morrow ia bitter
necessity. Ths crals Of 1917 prolonged until! now by
tbs hgh-ssrH. low-moucy syscm Of tho country, las
seEouas duiahed tho iucotuo of tho average Arner-
icau. Tho salared elasaes have been especial sudcr
Their expenses hava not decreased in proportion
to thur receipts The ougo rcnains about taa same
M1 a s @ of tpus neee
tar!ly spends - much III 1875 ~ Il did in lsla,
There .y h. a. % as s T. not te1s as
may be eonhdsntly cited In proof uf the asacr'ton.
Tho main e1peadures Of such family are for rent
bsen reduction rent, but It Ia ailao4t etuussey
connnel Ia flst-casa lullses. AInal louso is held
at yury nearly not quite ~ same setma - + ~
II sometimes bringa = higher rent. Families which,
have lysd in large. hreclass houses havs sotghtnsr
localities has. thesetore Increased tnd thtsr price has
retnhtned assadY. At present.. small houses arc
~ csssS O. s.ss s % % r En- na
May. Owners that .ltyaucs will be nMde
then Aud then tae tenant wll be practically u ~
IL better afford 10 LAY s. Or $40 uusu 1uonlh
than 10 seek leas pleasant md less lualthy quarters
usually guea fos teut is sl, then, absorbed III lh4.
way II ihs iaeomu has decreased. tho proportion e
asvss onn- Thn ne1t great ttuu u food which tstoa
from oue-nfth 10 onu-thlrd of the lucoIuc. lt4
retail price y substantially tho same. Fresh
~ they aid III 1873. Salt meat costs suose.
Cort.rneal u cheaper. aud net hconsdesas saving
can be 4nado by substituting this for wheat tour. On
the xhoe, However, tbs necessary expenditures for
food have mol decreased. Cheap cotlluY II cheaper.
Vary good clothing COSTS ~ much - 1t did In la7a
The diminished production haa offset Tho diminlshtd
demau1. ~ {ur fuel tue increased agl OF tlg yaft-
coal tolds has Lowered tho lrtce oi bitu,nnaa4 eoa
uo owes. Thcru u curious feslliy AIMING lotnuses
On tho wsge question. They loss rasto I" by working
tor lts4 tlAn certain uuMbGf Vt dllaka wapk, aud
tlsay therefore decllu0 TO do so II wages fa below
THIS Level enough soryan4 60 to live with their multi
snd4,uw reatlyss to Eslaca tla supply, aud teep
up the prco Of sery!cs.
uuaeEsl rraxouins, then. shows what private 40.
couptbook Aaoy, that II eost4 tbs ayssap family ~
luch y 1--we In 1915 - It did In 1875 Tic tact d ~
imperative warning against wasting money Oh lu1u-
tics. Every cent should b1 'seon0iniked. The onIy
way 10 got bsak to uA trnes Is to 1eazs tat these
srs h&r1 tlmss, and act accordingly.
1luuxXuoLDxH.
, 1875-08-06

Dallas CTe1.) Commercial: a singular scans
wss pzcsentcd 10 number Of gentlemen yester-
day. On cutting dne, larGa wAtornolou, conf
fortAby In the caatre Was small, Sellow,snotte.l
lizard. about four incheB in length. Appar-
entity lifelsas when taken out, 1t was aoon re-
susoataled Oh being placed ia the anu, but
lived only few mtnutca, It was ot beau
tiful brown color, with white stripeB aud vel
low spots.. Most singular Of ali. like fish
caught ii the eubteksaneAn rivera Of tho MAul-
moth Cave, II Kentucky, it WAS dea.ltuso os
tho orgAus Of vision. It wAa secured by Col.
Merrlok, who 1al1 prssarve II In spirits and aend
tho wonders aud curloslties Of the national
uuaeuul.
, 1875-08-06

~ ths EdtfoS Of Tia CAfaavs Iflesast
Cn1oAoor Aug. a-1ts report u tn circulation that
tbs 1ios. J. II. Rnowass EsrslAry Of the uoaysnuon
pf tho Diocese Of Inots WITH tho aprrprsl Of nA-
jo1tty of the Standing Ca,lu,tee Of tGu Diocese. i
Abuut " isaus Tie notics for The coming Convention,
without the customary psayss Tor Diottso wshout
ptsve6t tho election of t,talop7 Tho Lily III
parish viii !aalAl u{au ths ulaetiou Of bishop anA
ttlo Of tue oil prayer "fuF NxAop hound u ahs
fAlth," etc. Snme explanation from tho Secretary
would bs in o1lsx. rEuxlA,
, 1875-08-06

ono Of tho brethren, twlrlins . l0-oeAs stamp
with NJ Af Of tecklass hennvolenco, "plensY Of!
watsn Asatts, tbat will tn.pSs ssAdy han ds to,
dive doep Into 'lull pockets and fork over the
balance Of that $lQo, OQQ."-Urook3Y9 Apvxs.
, 1875-08-06

respect htn - such City Mat1hA aud head Of tho po-
We foses OF tho osss Of Chicago. ~ ortar Of the
General superintendent oi pSl.ee.
Tue FIRHr BuhlNksa PERFORMED
by tho new City M4rnhAl was Of Kind Ia satisfy Rpy
ona TINT decidedly system had been insugufste
lnstead Of nmpoFi1ng with dEunten ,pol!conen, u
them from discharge md finally re.tous thsm 70 ths
fnres seems tiat undes ths ety Aarank they arc u
" sub to far dldcseut ant mulch moro eihcs-
cous trsasrnent. Whsn : policeman hass4fler Hess
drunk ha may ptotty safely tnAko bis mind thAs o
has forfeited Ills position IN tLa force. TITO ncthod to
as pursued honc1for~ard Ii Indicated by tie following
ordoF, which tAs
RATHER NOVEL DOCUMENT
10 1asue eF1n Superintendent NahM:
l0LtcE UEPAUIAENT UItT " CHICA10, 0TriG1
or GENERAL surEA1N1 zSpEsr, cu,cAao, Aug, >,
1a7h-GsoFoa l.. Uuss.dp, Hsq., Ctty AarAhat-b1a !:
,ss y IT, M eass g a
charged frosa HE fnfes for tha reasons hsssan set
foftL " tue respective ease.. VIZ:
for eng drunk aud dtsofdefly tie morning Vt July
". in Tho North Division. Reported by Capt. 1und
belax drunk .hs morning Of July H. Ii ths City
aall building. Reported by H. Q. Hickey, Deputy
patfolu.au Thomas crogan. Of tho Fin. P1scineitsor
conduct unbeeoaug police onanr and usinR ubscuus
4la asrespsetfnl languass 10 hls superior oaocza
LIZ = ~ on fAou*oshss ecca&oAs. AelSftsi hy
spse,a, policeman w.iit.n Behan.eas., on. account
Polies having ceased to have asi :.stsue Il t's ~
atns y hls sppoinsusnt.
oteN'aa tuAc1u+h Lawrence KBl|y, for Tho sAIne
!eaa"n - given ~ ths cAsa Ut William Bchlrn4chef
4asHsotfully snhmltt4A. JAoop HxIH
0eneEal superintendent FOtlea
Approved: dEoRoz L. DUxtlp, CITY 1issshsI
TkluuRx iu RESPECT to
7at1yKs AND DuRxo Akx, ::
~ fo1oW!aA ~ a!!scy Afterwards >ssasd By 9uper-
iAtaplent Rehtti unddt Tho AxrshAlts Rnptnyni
Fo4lna DxrAxTAeA1 Carx or CAlaaao, EFs.op or
QxfxAAL auFEAlk1INkKkT, CAIcAqa, AUD g. is7s
~ herey Instructed ths shsJ viii b asqnirsd To- H.
NJ Awful guasuEns IN theiF power &owsFls Gs snn.
Ixssaon of gambling. buu3o, md SonoiS1ns un.,s
, 1875-08-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IIOH sALt:-A GENTLEMAN RETUltSISu 10
usopo WI ~ ~ bsfssn rs1chAns" E.; far a. min mi
r.t hardwood tia,hcr land rAst ff t;nEr with cnal
aud ifen eu Esxun situated tta1snd Isefun ouu-
IT, ~ Va, miles Fnn IIamurt 4 Hhtp Hsllrna pIt!l
down grads snrtu." in ths property foe
ttunC ANY entsrpr1stuG nan HeAt u rgerances Civ
Trif,1ns UhrN.
, 1875-08-06
PDH SALE.

ISnn sAJE-I IEAvK OVER o.. ~ WORTH or
eh.ss,s 81 praps1ty. Addfess u TTi6ano oaaos.
lr0xsALE,.Ar ay4RTER VAItUX51gwo TIYK.
ELLA t. b. Issaossd J.. Affa6kE. Rs9m fo4ls 1issEt
, 1875-08-06
.HOpaEHoLp GOODS:

flH KAbf sIUsrilLY PAyNkHTs-sfqVEs.
ont, huu4s ia CAEaxo that c.n ta.uns hoass eoi.
sens st"ss bad.ns 4al!s> tnsd with uhuIos
nsuat6t1 payments LOWELL bros. 90. 7s5 Wssl
Mai LIAR u
, 1875-08-06

10 Ehs Editar u Tfk Chicago Tr1duaA:
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-1 Sec by your parar that 1fr
DuuAp has accepted tic City MarshAlshlp, mud LaA
been induced TO do from positive assurances from
Mayor colvin shat ho will aid and sustain him In
carrying out Lis orders, plans, etc, for ths bct.er
government Of city. Colyin Will not ils, but IL
Of our I'd and beat citi1ens and be went into judge
Nllixmh' Court witness 1u tlse cslobrated
injunction and sworo he forgot all opinion
gfeu him by the 0J Attorney, taking grouud againae
violating the Injunction, IN writing, At bis ro-
quest he having Il In his postess1on mud afterwards
EiTinR Il 10 Aid. Dixon to road in meating Ut tls
Board Of Aldermen, Hs forgetting ali thiz hns given
him the nnme Of the champion forgetter Of the day.
aud i be docs not forget hin promises to Mr. D.nlsp
IL will Do wonder, alld MI Dunlap may congratulate
himself In bpng better treated than others who have
rcsd OH Mr. G0lyin's promises.
QNE WHO HAD 1 PRpxtsE,
, 1875-08-06

GINGER oErlCH OF /. J. MXLDli KIT, ~ WR8r
y EnaiSuskst,, uosess u QFson-- aeaasA Aol& ~
nbathy p1yrnsata. rsntsd s1ehAnksd. sad sspslrsd-
, 1875-08-06


4 hEAurIFUL 1NFENT1uH-HnW To bkI:rCll
psE4ooty teoaa aA4urs Taught IA fuug sAae4t a a.st
dMess. baud for . circular. AddtssA Q. ELNEEAA
PaAtOSdpo. --
4 PROFESSOR OF GKRNAN AND FREfrM nE.
n asa poslton teAchst I una n The eehoas II this
city; bsal ut rtfsseia~* AilI44 A94 Y!l!Any tsS.s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-02-12
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK Feb 11-Evening. DISQUALIFICATION
-receipts 555S bbls exports 2,426 bbls; sales 40SS
bbls the general market is very dull, business small
and nearly all of a retail chaIacter shipping demand
limited; concessions demanded; Rye flour slow; No
and Supertine scarce; Buckwheat flour frmer with
sales of State at 90 for choice. Graiu-Wheat-re-
ceipts of 700 bush exports 5000 bush; sales 900
bush 25 for Amber Winter; O93 afoat for No 2
Milwaukee last evening; to-day OF a 03 bid for
No Chicago in store; held at 06 at1oat for No
Chicago; the market is very dull and buyers holding
off closed lower to SELL Corn-receipts 49, 700 bush;
exports 1093bush sales 10000 bush; 81 a SlIc for
Mixed Western ahoat old Western Mixed dull and
low at Sly "a SIC; offerings were mostly held at 50 a
SIC for Western Mixed; buyers slow at 81 q
size. Oats-receipts 1915 bush; exports 100 bush !;
sales of 900 bush; 6S q 69c for No Chicago Mixed
aoat Csc for all February for No q 671c for inferior
Winter; &c a Csc on track for good to choice Mixed;
6S1 "a colo for Milwaukee White ahoat; higher prices
for extra choce the market is shade tirmer; light
receipts $500 bush; exports; sales none; market
inactive and parties apart Barley Malt is dull and
nominal; held above buyers views. Rye-receipts of
1900 bush no exports; sales none; State and Penn
sylyania held at SO a 95c; Western at 80 a 93c Can
ada seller in bond at soc. Corn Meal-recepts none;
exports so bbls saes 400 bbs at 70 for brandywine
90 "a so for Western Yellow; 4 Is a 80 for Wes-
tern White; 10 a 30 for Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA
Yellow per Dbl; As per one hundred pounds for Bal
81 fine sfted at l S.; bolted Yellow at IS; boted
White at 10 for one hundred pounds; Jersey sack
ed, coarse quoted at 80 9 30; fine yellow at ";
White at ~ tor one hundred pounds: Oatmeal at
80 "a 62k for Western 10 a. S75 for city; w %
% for Ontario ~ bb Seeds-receps 52 bags; sales
5000 bags of State Glover at III; Western at lls "a
1lAc; Timothy is nominal at 80 g ~; domestic