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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-11

BUFFALO. May 8. Cattle - Receipts
TO-DAY 941 head; total for the week S,642
head; fair demand for the local Trade;
Eastern deglers holdin off; price unchang-
ed: some sales rather lower; SO cars sold;
butchers and medium grades shippers s. 81
O5 65; bcs. shippers S. 55@5 80. good
siockers 81 50@4 80; light So 6594 Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts for to day - head
total receipts for the week ., 400 head; no
GALES and prices unchanged; yards bare of
stock. Hogs--Receipts for to-day 200
head; total receipts for 'hc week 1O,15O
head: market dull and demand light 4;
prices nominally unchanged; sales of
Workers good light at s. 35@5 80; good
TO choice Workers s.; heavy fair 10 good
s. 55(95 IS; best s. as; cars unsold-
CHICAGO, May S-Cattle- Receipts to-
dav 1000 head; shipments TO day 70t
head: market fairly active, firm and
steady; thin stockers to good feeders 81
65Mf G5; cows and butchers So 75@4 50
good to choice shipping steers 81 S5(G5 10
Hoes-Receipts 10 900 head; shipments
2. 400 head; market active. firm and steady
sales light shipping at s. 30@5 40; pack
ing 50 40@5 50; good to choice heavy
shipping s. 55@5 rs. Sheep-Rcceipt'
500 head. market fairly active, steady
firm and unchanged at SO 30@6 30.
East LIBERTY, May Cattle-Re
icepts for today 521 head, or - cars o
through and IS cars for yard stock; suppl,
ply light; best sos 50; medium 10 goot
s. .5iG.6 Is; common to fairSi@4 "a. Hog
Receipts for to-day 2 ,365 head, Yorker
5 25@S5 45; Philadelphias IS 70@5 SO
Sheep--Receipts for to-day 300 head; sell
ing at S4 O0@5 so for clipped and s5@6 ?
for wooled.
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Vanlue Letter.
VANLUE. o. Nav Sth .,

VANLUE, o., May 9Th II
ED. JEFF: We send you few items
which may be of interest TO some OF
your many readers.
The Quarterly meeting services OF
the II. E. Church, was held i'll this
place on last Saturday and Sunday.
The Concert held in the Lutheran
Church, OH last Saturday evening, un-
der the superintendanee of Mr. John
Meyers, was a success.
The W. G. T. w., convened on Sab
bath afternoon; after the usual exer
cises. Rev. DR.. Paul, of Kenron,
favored the audience with a temper
ance speech, delivered in his usua
pleasant style. The DIR. was followed
by others, among whom were Rev
Howison and Mr.. Benjamin McRill.
A project is ION foot" at present
for the erection of new U. b. Church
We have been Informed that abou
g, 900 have already been subscribed
this speaks well for The enterprisinI
spirit of our citizens. May the move
ment prove a success.
From the pleasant faces of our busl
ness men, We should jcdge that time
are improving
We understand that several hand
some residences are to be erected dur
ing the SIMMER. ''JUsTUs" "
| (Shall be pleased to hear from Jus
tus- weekly, if convenient = Ed JEFF
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Please Notice.

We would suggest to the people
along the l.. Z. & l.. r. R. that you
get up an excursion from Fremont t.
this place, to come off about the 18th
of this month. We know our citizens
would turn out and welcome you
Fishing will be good then and good
time can be had.
This would be Il good time for the
officers of the railroad to visit our
town and let the people know what is
going to be done, and what will be
expected of them.
Will the Press of Lima, Bluffton.
FindIay and Fremont encourage the
people of their town TO come.
Will the editor of the Fremont Jour
nal See if a train can be secured fol
chat day, and report next week?
Let our citizens encourage the
ching and have some understanding
about our railroad.
IL the excursions il gotten up let q
committee of our citizens invite speak.
RS for the occasion. and have a geder
| Il goo6 time.-St. Marys Commercial.
Well, yes; we would do most any
thing to encourage you. But wouldn't
it be better to have the matter defir.
iteIy settled before we begin. And
then, unfortunately, the affair would
be over before another issue. Always
be properly charged, Brother. before
you fire.
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the morning of Thursday the Sd, but
in the afternoon Of the same day. Mr-
Wagner concluded il was not ell right,
and went to Findlay to consult Col j.
A Bope. After stating his case they
went to the Commercial House and ex
anined the register and there found a
name similar to tho one given. Mr..
Wagner identified tine man, and the
Col. asked for the order. The
agent" said it was too late as
the order had been mailed To the
house, bat as 10 mail had departed,
he was given 20 understand that hs
must produce it, which he did after
some delay. The result was It's des
truction. to the great relief OF Mr.
Wagner.
As they we're leaving the hotel, it i
said other parties from McComb put il
an appearance, to have the fellow ar
rested for similar proceedings in thai
part OF the county. This fellow
from what / can learn has been bus!
in various parts of the county. A
least some one in the same line of bu
siness was obliged to give up a simiIa
order at Cannonsburg. Let farmer
be wise. LITTLE ALL RIGHT
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Ada Letter

- ALA, ", akAi slH1
En-. JEFF.: I have been thinking
that few items from this place would
be ecce pssble. Since going to school
here. have noticed that business is
ysry brisk; and ell that will work,
have employment. The pike builders
are very busy; and the P. 2. W. { c.
r. Co. have great many men en-
p;oyed in repairing the railroad
The Murpkeys will be in town next
week, to carry on their good work7of
temperance. May success, asat other
places, crown their labors in trying to
lift Ada out of its dregs. 1t is aston
ishing. how the rising generation of
this civilized country has been addict
ed to debaucfery. Just a few days
ago met with some boys, whose ages
ranged from twelve to fifteen years, so
intoxicated and dirty, that they were
hardly recognizable. ..---
The Ada school at present comprises
ten instructors and nearly two hun-
dred students. Two Literary Socie-
ties are connected with the school.
viz: Franklin, and Philomathcan.
They are the grand means by which
the literary Talents are stimulated.
The City Council met and transact
ed some Of its important business on
April 23d.
Mr.. Jas. E. Fisher, editor of the Ada
Commercial, is doing a fine business,
his paper is well filed with home
news.
Ga last Wednesday evening, April
25ih, Davenport. the Great Facial
Artist, and celebrated Comedian,
gave rs quite an entertainment in Lit
erary Hall. r. s. s.
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Teachers Certidcates.

At the examination held ON the
twenty eighth of April, there were
twenty-one applicants. Seventeen re-
ceiSed certificates valid as follows
Robert A. Ellis, Hughes II. Folk. Ar
thur b. Hurd, John Park, James L.
Scrote, Frank Vandenburg, Jennie C.
Ardineer, Mary Cox, Florence S. Curry,
Ada T.nsler, Lucinda Hassan, Malta
Henderson, Flora Libler. Lottie Pick
ems, Rachel SrringfeIlow. Jennie l..
Scott and Emma Woodwork, six
months each. Next examination, Sat
urday, May 18th. Respectfully,
W. T. PLATT.
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Warried.

Markell L--BROWN-At the residence
OF Jonathan Parker. Findlay, Ohio, on
Wednesday evening, May 9th, 1877, by
Rev. p. p. Pope, Mr.. John F. Markell and
Miss Jennie l.. Brown, both of Findlay
TOLOMAN-BRUBRUING-On the
evening of the Sth of May, at the house of
Rev. d. Gray, in Findlay, Mr. Daniel
Toloman, TO Miss Susan Brubruing, both
of Findlay, OHIO.
Observation-Disclosures
Cd, 1877, at the residence of the brides
parents, by Rev. d. C. Cooper, Mr.. Henry
CollingwOod and Miss Samantha Stafford,
both Of this county.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, "a,
at the Sherman House, by ID. B. Boards
ley, Esq, Mr.. Jacob Leitzenberg and Miss
Elizabeth Mouse. both of this county.
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MURDER NEAR VAN VERT !
The Murderer Confesses-8utC Claims
to Have Acted in Se1f-Defense.


Last Fridays Van Vert Bulletin
contains a notice of great excitement
existing in Jackson and Washington
townships, OF that County, over the
Disappearance of one Arthur AnGer-
son. II appears that Anderson who
did not bear a good reputation, vent
to board with farmer named Anna
ser, who lived eleven miles from Van
Vert some time ago, but subsequently
went to board with Geo. Csrinean.
He had given orders to the postmaster
at Middiepoint not to give out his let
ters to any person but himself, except
ou a written order. On Tuesday Of last
week be sent such an order with Mr.
Carmean, and the Postmaster inform
ed MIN that ne had given letter for
Anderson to Annaser. Carmean re
turr ed, Anderson went over to Anna
ser's for his letter, and that was the
last seen of him. Annaser gave coz
ficting accoun of the disappearance
of Anderson. On Friday large party
went out from Elida and Delpta to
search for Anderson's body, and we
may conclude this had the effect OF
forcing from Annaser a confession. at
least special from Van Vert in Mon
days Cincinnati Gazette gives state
ment of Annaser's confession. From
the statement which Annaser made it
appears that Anderson, while board
ing at his house, had become criminal
ly intimate with his (Annaser's) wife.
That Mrs. A. had left home and gone
to Fort Wayne, and that the letter be
had obtained for Anderson was from
her; he had opened the letter and as
certaiped their relation, and that An
derson had arranged to join Mrs. A. al
Fort Wayne. When Anderson came
over for his letter, they had row over
If, and Anderson picked up an ak and
struck him with it; that he then seized
butcher knife and stabbed Anderson
three tunes in the heart. After the
murder he gathered up the remains
and carried them to shanty on the
farm, where he buried them and set
ting fire to the shanty burned it dowr
over the grave. Annaser steadily
maintained that the murder had beer
| committed in self-defense.
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NEW Parasols, at Canadians 52-1
List Of Letters.

~
Remaining unclaimed in the p. o.
at Findlsy, Hancock County, Ohio,
May 10th, 1877: Domestic. Miss Nam
cy Bowman, Miss Mary E. Herrold,
Mr.. VIM. G. Hanna, Miss Amanda
Kelley, Mir. J. A. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Henrietta Robertson, Mr.. Charlie C.
Ross, Mr.. VIM B. s. Spangler, John
c. Duftield, Christena Ault, Mr.. r. s.
KonkliRg. Mrs. Martha Perry, Mr.. VIM.
Powell, A. r. Royce, Mr.. Henry Sci
fried, Mrs. Sarah s. Young. Drop Let
ters. Mr. Charlie Mains. Persons
calling for these letters viii please give
date of advertisement
E. G. DEWoLF, P. N. r.
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Stop, Yes Stop.

Wool Twine, a Large Lot,
81 l.. MCMANNESS.
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Ohio Sabbath School Union.

We have Just been supplied With
programme for the Eighteenth Annual
Convention of the Ohio Sabbath School
Union. The Convention will be held
at Delaware. June 9TH, ith aud 9Th,
1877, in the Williams Street II. f.
Church. The singing sill be under
the direction OF Prof. J. Holbrook,
and those attending are requested 10
take their Gospel Hymns and Sacred
Songs with them. Arrangements have
bren made fo- board at the American
and Central Hotels and at the St
Charles Boarding House at s1-OO per
day. At boarding houses board can be
had at IS cents per day. The follow
ing is the railroad arrangement:
The Marietta s. Cincinnati, Colum
bus s. Toledo, Clevland, Mt. Vernon
& Columbus, Baltimore & Ohio. Cleve-
land, Columbus. Cincinnati & India
napolis, and the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
& ST. Louis Railroads will carry pas
sengers to and from the Convention at
two cents per mile each way. condi
tionaI as follows, to wit: those paying
full fare in going over either of the
first four named roads will return at
one cent per mile. Special details for
c. c. c. & l. Road not yet arranged
Those going over the p. c. & st Louis
road, must write to R. Cowden, Gallon,
Ohio, fer certificate, which they may
present to the Ticket Agent and get
round trip tickets, at four cents per
mile one way. Arrangements with
other roads not yet completed.
ORDER OF EXERCISRS-TUEsDAY JUNE
| EVENING.
| 8 90 o'clock. Praise Meeting.
$50 o'clock. Platform Meeting, uu
der the direction of the President
wEDNESDAY--FoRENo
$50 o'clock Praise and Prayer.
80 O'Clock. Normal Class Work
Rev. J. A. Worden, SteubenviIle.
11.O0 o'clock. Reports of Executive
Officers.
AFTERNOON.
20Oo'clock. General Conference on
Reports. Helps and Hindrances. Eu.
couragements and Discouragements.
$50 o'clock. Primary Glass Work
Mrs. Della Lathrop Williams, Del
aware.
80 o'clock. Miscellaneous Business
EVENING.
500 O'Clock, Devotional.
$50 o'clock. 1.-The Modern Sunday
School, and the Bible Idea of Child
Training Rev. James E. Gilbert,
Lexington, KY, Superintendent of In
structiou of the Loveland s. s. Eu-
canpment.
| PHURSDAY-FORENo
$50 o'clock. ATeacher's Experience
Meeting-Led by Rev. Thomas Lee,
Cincinnati.
$50 o'clock. Principles of Instrue-
tion-Prof ]. Tuckerman, Austinburg
1000 o'clock. Discussion of sans
by the Convention.
1100 o'clock. Reports of Commit
tees and Election of Officers.
| AFTERNOON.
200 O'Clock. "Orientalism of tn,
Bible, Practically Illustrated" by A
o. Van Lennep, a native of Turkey
800 o'clock. How Sabbath Schoo
should be condacted-P. n. Stroup
Wellington.
400 o'clock. Discussion of same b.
the Convention.
i Final business, and closing address
Adjourn on motion.
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Sabbath School Convention

The Eagle township 8. s. Conven
ton will meet at the Pleasant Greve
Church on Saturday, May 26th. 1877,
at 9 1-2 A. M.
PROGRAMME.
First topic-''The difficulties in the
way of our Sabbath Schools and how
to overcome tnem."
Second-"What are the indications
of success"
Third-''The labor and reward ofthe
Sabbath School worker"
neutrality-suspicious. in the Sunday
Scool work"
The convention will transact Other
business. j. L. KELLER, Pres
J. FELLBRS, Sec.
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wednesday night 6S3 signatures had
been obtained.
The schools Of Bellevue are almos;
without scholars, because of the mumps
prevailing 10 such an extent.
Near Bucyrus, recently, thirty-six
rat hunters, killed 1905 rats in eight
days.
The recent heavy hail storm did much
damage in Allen county. 4 number of
spring lambs were killed without the
aid of butcher.
We have just received from S NJ Pet
tengill e. Co, copy of their Newspaper
Directory for 1877. 1t is one OF the best
yet issued, and embraces S,574 publica-
tons in the United States and Canada
To those doing large advertising busi
ness and who wish to acquaint them
selves with the best advertising medi-
ums, the rook will be valuable for ref
erence. Price 81. Address NJ Petten-
gill & Co, 81 Park Row, n Y.
Some fishermen while hauling in their
seine, last week, from the muddy water
of the Maumee, near Perrysburg, discov-
cred a great sea monster in the seine.
Fearing they knew not what, they cut
the lines and fastened themselves in a
shanty. The monster kicked It's way
out ofthe seine and took its place..by the
side of the old house, which had been
"perating the windlass, and was greeted
with Whitney. The fishermen peeped
out and saw a colt, but how that colt got
in the seine, and who it belongs to are
among the mysteries The Perrysburg
Journal is responsible for the yarn; per-
haps he conceived it while under the in
fiuence of the night mare.
Don't allow any "beat" who claims
to own apatent which your clover huller
infringes to bull doze you out of cent
Order him off the premises and if that
will not do kick him of. Best way to
avoid all this, however, is to buy your
clover huller and all other implements
of reliable dealers at home.
Early to bed and early to rise, makes
man healthy, wealty and wise; but
&early to Ryes and tardy to bed, makes a
/ mans nose turn cardinal red
Jonathan Lininger, of Van Vert, was
killed on the railroad, east of that place
and his lifeless remains were found on
Tuesday morning, May 1st. 1t appears
that he was endeavoring to steal a ride
on freight train, by standing on the
bumpers, and either fell off or IN Jump
ing off was killed.
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No remedial ag. INT has ever been offered 10
the sick and debilitated at all comparable
to Bostetter's Stomach Bitters, in cases OF
remittent and intermittent fevers, constipa-
,ion. nervous ailments, rheumatism, and
disorders in diving constitutional weakness
,r nhvsical decay IL literally "vo ss won
ar The botanic ingredients which its
snirttuous basis holes in solution, act ike
Kan, nnon the stomach, and through the
o,nn,ach npop the brain, liver, bowels and
,arnnns sysfem There is nothing in its
com nosition that is not salubrions, IL con-
.aIns n.s1ia Linedom and the juices of the best
sns1ient ani anti-bilious roots ano s heros
cpnb'ned with perfectly pure slim lsuns
element. The bitterc are peeunsrIy fasbv baaStbv
..., ..,.o.t,ons IS by its use strength fs sustaln'
~ and fhe ability of the system 70 resist ~
moenherir and other Influences preJuo'ciA'
| TO health largely Increased
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Accidents.

On Thursday afternoon of last week
a son of Fred Schwab, On Washington
Street, had the misfortune to break
his leg.
Mr.. John Markell, of West Lincoln
Strc It, while engaged upon his farm
South of town, on Tuesday, had a
severe fall. Fortunately no bones
we're broken.
Samuel Hockster, who keeps a hssrse
for Mr.. Markell, was ;everely bitten on
the arm, between the elbow and shoul-
der on Wednesday afternoon last.
The animal. though spirited. had never
Exhibited viciousness before The
bite-wSund Inflicted, which was~ a bad
one. was dressed by Dr. Entrikeh.
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--$e<
New volume-A Gentle Reminder.
With the present number the JRF
FEsoNIAN enters its twenty third vol
1ms, and the present proprietors sec
md year; and we find it good time
"a which to remind many of our friends
# fact they seem to have forgotten
hat is that they have not yet paid for
he past year. We would like to d.
his gently and delicately, you know
Iut we want to impress the fact upon
our memories all the same. Jusl
glance with us at the following figures
and then put yourself in our place fol
minute" and We have an idea you
will come right up and settle. We art
sending out through the Fi"dlay Post
office alone between 700 and 800 par
rs. How many do you suppose o
hat number have failed to pay us any
hing during the past yearl You cam
,uess! Well, the number is just 3SS
and that number at % a year represent
ust s776 due US from subscribers ~h'
ct their papers at the Findlay Office
| and the proprietor is not much wors'
ian at other Offices in the county
We know the times have been mar,
md money has been scarcS, but 'itbrl
me of those 3SS could more easily hav,
| aid the % than we could wait on tn,
s77e Now, what we want each of thes'
sSs to do is TO come in and pay thei
90 for the past year. We would lik,
| % also for the present year, but ",
sill "eive you a rest" on that if 20,
| pay the other. We need every dolla
Of it and every dollar scattered arouu,
he country in the pockets of thos,
subscribers who have 80 far 'forgotte,
to call in" Our e1chequer needs re
olenishing, our creditors need thei
ray, and we don't like this thing o
iunning and being duuned. ONO
hours from z A. II. till P. H., and a
long after that as there is a chance O
eeing a 81 gresnhack.
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The Pill Vepders.

The Northwestern Ohio Medical As
sociation will hold its next semi-annual
session at Van Vert, commencing on the
22d day of the present month. Pro-
E H Hyatt, of Delaware Ohio, will de-
liver an address to members of the so
ciety and the citizens of Van Vert on
the evening of the 23d.
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Eo-dap's Grain Harriet.

FNDLAY. Ohio May 10, 1877.
Wheat, New MOL. 81 20
." "2 Las
Corn. shelled, soc
Oats, white, 35c,
Oats, mixed, 30c
The above prices are paid to-day by G
w. MYERS. at the L. E. & L. Rv. elevator
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VAN BUREN, OHIO

Messrs. Heck & Chanbsrlin;; The Wes-
tern Washer which purchased from you,
gives entire satisfaction,-d better
work, and with one-half the labor neces
sary TO work any other machine with
which am acquainted. We put out one
washing of 1I5 pieces, including bluing,
starching, heating water, &c, I'm two hours
and thirty minutes. s. NJ. HARTMAN.
1
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I. o. o. F. Resolutions on the Death of
DR.. Detwiler.

Your committee appointee TO draft
4 minute expressive of the sense of this
Lodge, relative to the sudden death of
our esteemed brother, DR.. VIM. NJ.
NJ. Detwiler:
WHEREAS. God. in his inscrutable
providence, has taken from US by
leath our esteemed brother, DR.. VIM.
Det~iler, therefore
Rexolred, 1st. That while we bow in
submission 70 the will of God in This
irwin affiic.inI.. W. wonld ar the same
time record cur hish Gppr, cisti-'n az
MS value as 4. member - fi.'- Ord .;
worth as citizen In tiis CONTINUALLY
his deservedly high standing III his pro
fession: and his tarne.t devotion to
and success in-efforts TO the good OF
others, especially in the Sabbath School
n which he was so long the successful
Superintendent.
Resolced, End. That we tender 10 the
family and friends of our deceased
,rother this expression of our dep
md heartfelt sympathy with tI-m il,
their sudden and trying bereavement.
ResolUed, 3rd, That a copy OF these
rsolu,ions be presented to the family
# the deceased. with the seal of the
Lodge attached, and that they be
spread upon our records and also pnb.
;ish iu the papers of the county.
r. 81. HOLIDAY,
j. F. BURKRT,
c. F. PALMER,
Committee.
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West Independence Letter-Bed Spring
Swindler.

West Independence Letter-Bed Spring
Swindler
WEST ISDEHKSDYNCE, May Q, "a.
Ed. JEFF: Many times have the
JEFF. and other papers warned the
farmers against swindlers- Still, once
in a while they still bite, in spite o. all
the papers can say. Two cases have
recently happened near here-one In
Big Lick and the other in Marion
township.
Ao individual came along and want
a responsible man as agent for certain
goods. who would give his note for a
certain sum, the goods TO BE- sent 20
rbe nearest railroad station, and BE-
accounted for when sold, or returned.
The arrangement seemed fair, and r.
w Moore, of Big Lick, accepted the
si.,.,ion." In Marion township NJ
Wm. Wagner was induced to accep
the appointment and give an order for
"a bed springs, for s192. This was on
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-11

DIR. Hsrter's Fever and Ague Specrnc
has cured when all other remedies have
failed. You can always depend upon 1t.
For sale by 8. & ]. NJ. Huber 1"
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Grain Markcf.
TOLEDO, MAY s

ToLEDo, May 8.
Whea;-No / Red So Is; No 2 s. O5
Corn--Demand fair at 59s.
Oats-White SAC.
Clover Seed-S8 so.
CLEVELAND, May 8.
wheat-No Red Winter 50 Is; No 2
81 90.
Corn--No l shelled SIS; No 2 do 62;
Ears $1,000.
Oats-No l mixed 81; No 9 do 40
White 80.
Clover Seed-$9 so.
New YORK, May s.
Wheat-Nominal at 81 50.
Corn--Western Mixed 69@10; Steam
Yellow 70@7i4. =
Oats-Dnll at 45@71c for Mixed; .
@72 for White.