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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The TRUE CODE OF HoNoR "A man
cannot afford to be unfaithful under
any circumstances, a man cannot af
ford to be mean at any time; man
cannot afford to do less than his best
at all times, and under all circum-
stances. No matter how uniustly
you are treated, you cannot for your
own sake afford to use anything but
your better self, nor render anything
but your better services. You can
not afford 70 lie to liar; You cannot
afford to be mean to mean man:
you cannot afford to do other than up
rightly with any man, no matter what
may exist between him and
you. No man can afford to be any
but true man, living in his higher
nature and acting with his highest
Observation-Disclosures Dai1y Com
1llOner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29
Sheriff's 81.
RY VIRTUE or 4

RY VIRTUE OF s.,
- order Of sale issued ont 8 Dkl'RP1..
second Judicial District Of Ias i Inc Dis,s
ana ior Boise county mon ~ Ierfito, es
rendered II said court il fayor agmsnt AZ
y. +. Channel. doing bus;nesa q 4. @. ny d.
a sns nr I name q A. g. Church ~
, lnsee Hundred and Eighty.two' ~ tie y y
WIN legal interest thereon fro,. and Lila ~
March, 1876. together with co Um the iI,S an 9
SoS. ~. commanding me to al, u's y, ef suit "
ara interest which the defendan, ~ the loIs
OF september, 1874, or sinca 4, mad on lbs Y
in and to the following des ~. Gate scon
That certain frame buildinc i lioea properls
tel, situate in Quartzburp n AIown as Poa..@
Territory, immediately opnos;ta o,se COunt W
Nous, house ano next to Tatro and I,c s1iaa's
NORM Delng oox4S feet moreOr lss. stable q \
story nigh with additions on .h tsss one anj Y
SIDES about twenty feet wide. ana az east and ~
together with the hereditaments 80 cellar llsss
appertainlng thereto and the lanS anu apparlsa
The same for such space as NAV ~ an0e and any,
convenient use and occnnat;or y q Necessary sa
extent of the town lot clairnsd " The san,a
lie notice is hereby given that ~ ~ ueiendant ~
a a;y u Sep.emDsr, a. D. 1876 al ~ o,o'a The
sen IN 'front.' OF the Court House doo, clOek II
&C pubic auction, for cash, tha !, 70 Idaho az
property to the highest bidder to . ABOVE desss
ment, costs and accruing costs. '''siy saidis
Idaho City, Aug. 10, 1851 - SfEWAsg
Ebess
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The deepest perpendicular mining
shaft in the world is in Prizibram. Bo-
hemia. 1t measures $3.50 feet. The
mine is for lead, and is supposed to
have been worked three hundred and
fifty years. Greater depths have been
reached in other places, but not in one
perpendicular. A rock-salt mine near
Berlin is AIS feet deep, and a coal
mine in Belgium is 3,542. The deepest
hole in the earth is the artesian well
at Potsdam, Missouri, $500.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The following decisions by the Com
missioner of the land office are taken
from Cops Landowner for August:
The portion Of mining claims sold
to an alien cannot be patented while
such owner is an alien, but on his
declaration to become citizen his
right dates back to his purchase and
he. may thereupon secure United
States patent for his claim.
Regular army officers who served
during the rebellion may initiate a
homestead entry while in the army,
but on making final proof must show
at least one years residence ON the
land entered if they served four years
during the late war
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

EASTERN papers record the progress
of tramps throughout the country.
Their tracks are marked with burglar
les, highway robberies, rapes and the
torch. Central New York has recently
been the scene Of these ravages. The
tramp appears to be the fitting devel-
opment and outcome of our late civil
war and Of republican administration
which has educated generation to
lawlessness and crime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The President approved the bill au-
thorizing the cavalry forces to be in
creased; the bill to carry into effect
the Hawaiian treaty, and the bill to
encourage and promote telegraphic
communication between America and
Asia. A bill which failed to become
a law is the one appropriating $780,
900 to pay judgments of the court of
claims.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The first shipment Of a portion o.
the great statue Of Liberty, which is
to be erected on BedIoe's island. in
New York harbor, as a lighthouse
has been received from France. There
are eight sections packed in as many
boxes in this consignment Only two
boxes have been landed, one contain.
ing the right hand and wrist, and the
other a portion of the torch The
casting is of dark bronze and hollow.
between 1-l6 and one-eighth of an
inch thick, and braced throughout
with wrought-iron stays. Centre rods
run through these, taking the same
direction as the castings, and are Dol
ted to the stays The box containing.
the hand and wrist is twenty feet long
and tweve feet high. The casting is
about fourteen feet by nine between
the extreme points. The thumb nail
is two feet long by one and a-half feet
wide This section required twenty
men to handle It, but was lifted by or
binary derricks from the hold Of the
vessel and lowered to the wharf on
skids. This consignment embraces
tue right arm, hand and wrist.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29
LETTER FROM CANYON CREEK
EBESEzER, Canyon Greek,
Boise Co., /. L.


Boise Co., !. I.
Ed. Being lodged in ths
timber again, ! take the opportunity
to write you aIew items:
MINING OPERATIONS:
The Ebenezer mine il being worked
under Superintendent Hawley. IL
has on hand sixty tons Of first-class
ore, which will be packed to the Gold
Hill mill for. crushing. Con Healy &
Cos. train will do the packing. Fhey
will commence next Friday. The
boys will calculate to crush two hun
dred tons; and, Judging from the
prospects | have seen, they will re-
ceiye a handsome reward for their
labor.
Dave Lamme & Go. are preparing
their claims for next season. They
also have some very rich quartz mines.
HalIy, who was interested with Lamme
& Co., sold his interest to Lee Etter
for $500.
Lyons & Albro are very busy at
present, but will be tllroughin week
or ten days Then they will have
lively times with the fair sex; and,
judglng from their conversation, they
will sign articles Of agreement with
some of our Idaho widows. Go in,
boys; you are we'll heeled as far as
rich mines are concerned.
All are we'll here with the exception
of j. Fisher, who fell down a shaft
thirty feet in depth last Saturday. He
is getting along very nicely.
NAUwIrKA.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

IT has been decided that when a
horse or carriage is let out for hire
for the purpose, of performing par.
ticular journey, the party letting war.
rants the horse and carriage fit and
complete for such journey. If the
hirer or driver treats the horse or car.
riage as any prudent man will do, he
IS rot anSwerable for any damage that
either may receive. But he must use
the horse for the purpose for which he
hired him. For instance, horse
bird for saddle must not be used 10
harness. If the hirer violates this ex-
press condition of the contract, he is
liable for any dana ges that may occur.
Ii the horse is stolen through the
hlrer's negligence, such as leaving the
stable door open all night, he must an
swcr for it. But if he is robbed Of it
by hlghwaymen, when travelling the
usual road at usual hours, he cannot
be held for damages. As these ques-
tons are frequently in dispute, these
decisions may be interesting.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

IT is said that the Chinese commits,
sion has been virtually broken up on
account of the feeling among the mem
bers at the failure of Speaker Saylor
to appoint Kasson as member, ow-
ing, it is thought, to the latter's bitter
speech against Tilden. Wilson, of
Iowa, who was appointed in Kasson's
stead, refuses to accept, and Mead
says he will not go to California un-
der such state of affairs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

AN Ohio court has decided that the
city ordinance of Columbus prohibit
ing the employment Of women in sa-
looms, is, void. Women as we'll as men
have tfteright to engage in any law
FIJI occupation or employment that
does not tend to immortality, vice or
crime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Salt Lake
Herald from Paris, Idaho, of 10Th inst.
says:
A county convention was held here
to-day to elect three delegates to the
Idaho territorial convention which will
be held in Boise on September 18th
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the course in Washington of Hon. S.
5. Fem, delegate to congress from
this Territory. Our delegates were
instructed to vote for and use their in.
huence to secure Fcnn's denomination
for congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.

NJ Office is HEREBY, GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance of the order of the prohat i
court OF the county of Boise. IN the Territory !,
!.aano' made on the eighth days of February. A. n
1910, IN the matter of the estate of John Noonan
deceased, the Undersigned, Administrators of SAT-
estate VIII sell ut either public private sale to the
ghest bidder for cash, i'll seperate parcels and snh
lect 10 confirmation by said Probate Conrt ~,
lharsdays the ninth day Of September. 1915 at 10
CLOCK ~ In front of the Probate Judge ) once in
iuaho CITY, in said county. all the right
est ana estate OF the said intestate at the time
uea.h' and all the right titIeand interest thaftba
saiu estate has, by operation of law or sotherwsr
aoquirea otner than or in addition to thar 81 fhe
sala lntsstate at the time II his death in ana IN
described mining ground to-wit Tie one
Undivided onehalf hIterest1n three. t
situated on Buena Vista Bar. in said county snns.
80 as D"nonae Noonan claims; also the one nndi.
sluru nan interest iii two mining claims on soia
Duena VISTA Bar and known as TAYLOR & 90 :
s,alins also certain mining ground in Moras creas
aooVe ldano City, aud known as the Douylus : ~,
ton claims. oaaS Sui-
Terms OF sale cash on confirmation of sa,a -,
said P.obate Court deed at expense IF pnrcbaso ~
JAMES McDEYITT.
Idaho City. Aug IS. a ID, 1876. : soy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

THREE congressional commissions,
composed wholly or in part Of mem.
bers and senators, will sit during the
recess of Congress, the commission to
re-organize the army, the commission
to report on the silver question, and
the commission on the District of Co
lumbia.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The Times, of Fargo, Minnesota
notes: "Seven hundred Icelanders
came oser the Northern Pacific rail
road as far as Glyndon, the other day,
on their way to Lake Wipnepeg, Man.
itouba, where the Canadian govern,
melt gives them all the (swamp)
land they want. The best hold OF
these people is cold weather and fish,
and as they can get plenty of both in
their new location, they ought to be
happy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

PUBLISHERS of weekly papers of Bos-
ton and New York now state that
chromos lire no longer of use in OBJ.
taininS subscribers. The idea has
lost its novelty, and there is hardly a
country home but has its two or three
oil prices upon the walls.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

At a meeting Of the London aero
nautical society, several schemes
were propounded for the construction
of flying machines, and one gentle,
man, who expressed an opinion that
balloon-sailing was a game not worth
the candle, announced that he had in
preparation a machine to be worked
by thirty-horse power steam.engine,
which would travel through the air at
rate of two hundred miles an hour
as safely as a railway train.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The breach in the republican party
in New York widens. The address Of
the republican reform club announces
that set of delegates will be chosen
entirely separate from the custom
house wing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The report Of the grand master o.
the grand lodge Of colored Masons
shows the membership to be between
10000 and $4,000, and constantly in.
creasing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

A CHINAMAN has just been sent to
the California penitentiary for three
years under the name of "You Lie.0
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

THERE are now twenty-seven vac
cinators named by the San Francisco
Board of Health, at five dollars per
day, or $l35 per day total.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The tops of the surroundings noun
tains were again whitened with snow
yesterday
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

Daniel Drew's transactions for five
years with a. single firm of brokers, as
reported to the register Of bankruptcy,
reaches $75,OOO,OOO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

BoorH thinks that the democratic
greenbackers will support Tilden
while the republicans of that party
will stick to Peter Cooper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

A CHART of the moon, six feet in di-
.ameter, is soon to be issued in litho'
graph in Berlin. The original chart
was drawn by DR.. Schmidt. director
of tie astronomical observatory at
Athens, and is the result of thirty
years. labor Thirty astronomical
observations were in some instances
required to complete a small fraction
of the chart. The Prussian govern
ment purchased the drawing for ten
thousand dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

PROFESSOR FAwcErr, the blind mem
Der of Parliament, says that it is a
mistaken sense Of delicacy which for
bears to describe beautiful things or
scenes in the presence Of the blind,
who are really always trying to see
such things through others eyes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

GRAssHoPPERs now infest thirty
counties in Georgia.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29
For Vice President,

THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29
National Democratic Ticket.

For President,
s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May 10. 1879
Gss soI, ss,is '''' - '' s''.'' ~ s"''
Cotton quiet; mddns ike; low ,nddn " iossc;
fssS sss'" 70 ss @ sss
NOZZLE May TO- 1875
Cotton quiet; m,ddlur iiEc. Ike low middiIny.
bales Exports coaswsc, 9oi sales 1000 stock 5000
SAVANNAH May rs. 1874
Cotton steady mddlims Ills; Icy mddlng o.is
Exports eoassise, oo'. sales. rs. Stock is.a4i. ~
CHARLrsrox May 10, 1876
Cotton quiet; niddIins. liAac; Iow middiing ike;
good ordinary. ioc Sei receipts i' bales saes. iso
ro% SnshnHssd; :ns, soo Ss Wheat arss sales
os,sd Y rates ~Ss Canada hid Is .suss
Cor" es q %s q sspsa S 81 ssd 4 ss m ear
81 W for Ssltcd SIS sg Tor unSesd per ton Mil
,s $50 per ten Canal Size pss.
g 20" I" T. HsS 70 s .,
mcnis Wheat, 7.s0o bushels; lumber. $1,000 icei.
BUFFALO. Nay l8 1870.
bushels: corn 10000 DO oats; o5aouo do BY rsrosd
r s S s.s s so y g Do s.9a as 70
&: Ss "ss ss ssg; Ss s" ssrn BY S d.
ss,s 1910 Dc barley e DE-; canS, 's y,s ,,n
ased Flour rm sales i"1 sSls At nue"nsea quota;
ss s DO s' wss Michigan s as
S"s r. n sss ss d. d.
A. sss Oats O.. ut % ncne here wsnseG ys I'm
s2l . for heavy mess. Lard dni at i4c. iiig,wines
nominal Seeds quiet; unchanged -, 90 80.
Flour steady: Wheat aaIe.: No. white sSssi 81 a0s;
49, hss aus = I, 4s Il u scrsa smseT Michigan II ~.
Sans ~ ss COY" s a. pc ~ ,ac, sr nu ss hi Ss
mixed 54,lc May. s4.ss low 10 sss; 20 white s5e
.s; a sSs: ''%ssfS .i ST. ' assT
ii,vDu bushels wheat, 1870 do corn, 1917 60 oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Abel Dcnison, President OF the German American
warehousug and Security Company. OF No. p William
street and OF No Dcy street, has been adjudgcd a
bankrupt BY Register Allen tho petition OF Arnold,
Constable Co, the New York Rubber Company,
Pratt Brothers. Robert Schcll, Richard Arnold and
Alfred Bccar, 10 whom he about $3O0O0 Tho
claim Of Arnold, Constable 4 Co. amounts 10
S2l ~; Richard Arnold, $45, 900; Robert schcli,
81, 100 O3.
The firm OF Lcggcst 1 Young trucks. or No. 1sa
Pearl street and 400 Madison street. have filed q
voluntary petition In bankruptcy. They have liabili
tics amounting To $1,000 and assets s., 0Ou
Wcfskcr brothers. ribbcns, OF No. AZ broadway,
have gone into bankruptcy There sixty cred
iiors, tue principal ones bong The following :Halnci
Booth, sl4g9s 90; J. H. 4 Allen weiskcr SIC, 1888;
= Newman, $6,4l0; Rohert scinncr, $d,162 Their
Liabilities aggregate about their assets con-
sist merely oil old accounts ana real estate IN
Wisconsin and Iowa, which has probably boon tod for
taxes. as the irm has paid any since 1861
The failure OF Mcssrs. Messenger n Wright wool
brokers, OF 40 los Duane street. has boon announced
u. g. Opcnhcim dealer In boots and shoes, OF No.
2ol Grand street, has made an assignment Tor the
benefit OF his creditors
The hrst composition meeting OF tho creditors Of
Lewis Bccxcl was held yesterday before Register H.
W. Allen, Of No 152 broadway, when the bankruprs
liabilities were stated SD, lO4 81 and his assets
$id,su composition Of twenty cents On the collar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

ending to-day were IS $50 a5o against s5l for
the corresponding week in 1878. and $U.oc4 ,o54 In
1874 The total exports OF produce from the port since
January l, this year, were sol 423, sss, against
$50 SO for the corresponding period in 1875 and
sl0., 3os, s5s IN 1874
ISvEsrxExT sHAEEs
In investment shares the following were the ruling
prices:--Morris and Essex. 1857; New Jersey Rail-
road. 1885,. New York and New Haven, 1856; Delaware
and Iackawanna, los io7 New Jersey Central, s4'i
"a ea1; Rock Island, 1o5 Cleveland and Pittsburg
guaranteed, s3h; Producers and Petroleum, ll2h
1i27i 49, wes-Fsrro Express, s77s s7sl; Amcri-
can, 62,s; Adams, Ill; Delaware and HUDSON, llots
all.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London ndvices repor, tho rate Of discount in
the open market for three months bills at tx per
cent, or =. u - per below tho Bank rate. Con-
soils steady and United States bonds nrm. Bullion
10 the amount Of f55. O0o0 went into tho Bank OF
England on balance to-day. The following tho half
past four o'clock p " for money,
a6'. o6's do. for account 96ss 1868 sold Mt lo4a
lsd''s l09A; tcn-forty bonds, 107as 107k; new
lives. 1o6k; Erie, l3x; do preferred, 81 o. The
FYrancier says practically there Is no market for
money the Stock Exchange. In Paris Ren,cs arc
lo5r l7kc..
RAiLRoAp BOMBS
Railroad bonds were nrm on small business St
Paul consolidated sinking funds in demand At 50.
Northwest consolidated gold coupons declined to % ~
and Union Pacific sinking funds 10 o. Harlem coupon
rsts brought 1854 do registered lI6; New York Cen
trail skies OF 1897 1905; Western Pncincs 90a; Della
ware and Hudson coupon sevcns Of 1894, los In tho
afternoon tho largest transactions in Union Pnclc
rsts and Erie ourths the former advancing TO 1855
an the Inter to 100 Central PaciGcs from o71
to losh. Union Pacific land grants sold At 99iz, Fort
Wayne seconds at Ill Northwest consolidated at 1o2
GaIcna and Chicago rs,s at o6 81 Paul consolidated
al0 os and New Jersey Central convertible at 103
Tho following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Un,on Hrsts los y TO lo5N; do. land
grants, oeH to oa; do. sinking funds, 81 to 9i; Cen
trails, 1855 to 1851.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares rather more active and sold a.
follows American Exchange. l0oh; Commerce. l15;
Fourth National, 90; Republic, Isl Central National
lolx.
In State bonds the dealings unusually active In
Tcnncssces, which 437S for old and to ~ for
new.
PHILADELPHIA .
yh~.i~ 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
A cURIoUsLY FORMED SKULL

Tho body Of a drowned was found on the shors
at Governors Island yesterday morning aad sent 70
the Morgue. In the afternoon Deputy Coroner Mac
Winnie made examination and found the right side
ofthe head very much depressed, though by blow
from some heavy instrument. This circums.ancs
caused him 10 make an internal examination or the
head which disclosed very curious malIormaflon
Tho apparent depression was caused by the extreme
thlnness OF the skull that sdc II vas IN fact Sc
tour of the skull also irregular There was ne
fracture, however, any other mark OF violence The
malformaton had probably existed from tho birth d
the deceased and even without his knowledge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

COTTON on THE SPOT sTEADY--rUrUREs
srEADY--FLouE QuIEr-wnEAr rIRMkE
CORN sTEADY-oATs QUIET wHIsKEy DULL
But FJHM- PORK IowEE--LARp LOWER =
PETROLEUM QrrET-srIRITs TuRrFxT1NE Low
En-nosIS fIEM-ons srFADy-fErIGHTs,
STEAMER ROOM QUITE FIRM, cnARTEEISa
TONNAGE sTEADY-CoFFTE QUrET---sUGAR
FIRM.
TUESDAY. May 100 r. W.
Commercial matters were without important change,
tho merchandise markets rule remaining in state
Of quic,udc without apparent change IL va,ucA, Al
tho Produce Exchange -four quict but without i'm.
pnrtant change IN prices Wheat fairly active and
nrmcr Corn was steady but less active Oats were
quiet. Whisky dali but rorx and lard unsettled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

N indorsed notes vas offered and secsDssl ~ ~
creditors BY . unanimous vote Z
The following examinations were held q the once q
Register John W. Fitch. No 345 Broadway, yoster
day:-fn tho matter Of c. c. Stuff to bis property
g bankrupt; Is TO the value Of the real estate Of
Frederick Schuchnrd 10 x dover right for hts wife;
70 the claim Of Mr. Lcvey as against the estate d
Farhcld Trask; examination or claim OF Mrs Stoin
against the estate OF her husband bankrupt; as 70
certain property Of John II. Kinney; continuation Of
the examination In the matter Of Harris, Richmond
ShaIcr, importers, Of No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

Who'd was IN lar rcquest aud the market irmer
The sales about I5uUn bushels 81 O6 81 10 tor
inferior sprns ~ 3 Tor No = 20 for mixed 81 - for
No Chicago. fresh receipts. 81 20 for No Milwaukee,
fresh receipts - ~ Tor Northwest 81 81 ~ No
1.-the oassdc price Tor small lotS - bid tor No.
nr.t ten days in June; 81. q Tor state white
apd amber winter mixed. 81 - for No. 2 white
Nclgsn NJ. for No. I Minnesota spring.
Corn les active but withcu decided change except
which trinc higher. the sales about
lWtsh bushes. NJ UDr H,tsc. Tor sicnmer 5Sc
oslo for no grade. c a6 ~ Tor ungradrd mixed, u3sc
Tor old sstrrn mixed and 6ic Tor Iowa mixed RycSacs
2t.uD bushels within the ., for Canada In
bond nrrs. . nc for Sta,c Penny .vania and
Sk. sic for Western BARLEY quiet with sale Of
Ut,bu~heIs Western pris ate terms Barley matt
i.r extra choice winter made No. canada Oats we're
without decided change: note sales of 55 bushels
41r No hicaxn: 49, for nil ed stare Nc foc
for the Of mixed. 3c Tor rejected @ 4v Tor
q graded
tTr,r In foreign dried there moderate demand
Prices steady We quote :-<ew raxns
sox 81 ~; half DO 81 so quarter do TO- loose
nuscatc. o. - = W Per box according quality; new