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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
TnE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT RIFLE TEAM.

SEVENTY REGIMENT RIFLE TEAM
A general meeting OF the members OF the seventy
regiment held last night in the armory Thir
,yaith street and Broadway Colonel vosc announced
that tho object of the meeting was TO awaken
enthusiasm and interest In rifle practice,
and take measures for the establishment
vi rifle team IN connection with the
regiment. He announced that already Major
McA pin had presented goid medal Tor the bost score
at 200 yards. list was then opened, and my mem
bcrs signed their names as competitors. The compet
tons will commcDce on SATURDAY week at Creedmoor
each will be gwen Two sighting anu hve
scoring shots both 20v and 500 yards Tho team Will
Goa sist OrtwcNc members aud SIX reserves.
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PROTECTING TAE LITTLE ONES.
The folio wing circular issued yesterday IN both
English and German, by tho Board OF Health, and Is
intended Tor distribution among the tenement


Never neglect the bowels In Infant Com
suit the family dspenary physician vt once aud nc VIII
give rules about what should take ana now " should
lie nurseu. Keep your rooms cool M possible
have them we'll ventilated, aud 10 not allow
any bad smell to from sinks. privics. gar
bage b. cutters about the house where you i've see
that your own apartnents right aud complain 20 thc
Board Of Health No 3Dl Mott street. " the neisEDorhood
IN offensive Wien infant and irritaDe IN ihe
hot weather trip on tho water will do IL great deal VI
good dsrryboat steamboat an! may prevent cholera
niantum. vi not allow children to eat nnrpo or
dccayed mutt. An infant under a year, oia snon,d
not have any frut By physicinus order, n
vey dress your children in thin clothing aud
bathe them with cold water one or more times DAY
Children under Old do not need any
thing but he breast or good milk Cows milk when pure
Is made like womans milk, BY adding onc-thru wner 70
twOhirds MILK and warming 70 blood heat ana ttic
oneourth OF ounce OF white sugar 10 pint OF ne
mixture Of milk and hut In the CITY good aen
the milk has plenty OF water aud TOO little cream II you 40
not nurse tho enid that the nursing bottle tuoe
and mouthpicce kept clean water when not nseu
and the addition little soda will Keep " from bccon ~
sour II baby thrive well cows milk consult
physician and take him Of the MIX you nre nsiny
bring to No 3O1 Mott and the b"nrd o. Health
will examine IL or YOU BY order Of the Board,
c. 4. CHANDLER, President
Eyxoxs CLARK. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
LANCASTER RACES.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 49, 1871
In tho Agricultural Park day tho $3.50 class
race, purse 500, divided by John L. in three
straight heats siIas second, Sorrc George third
Time, 2:l3--2 40 2:42.
The .:35 class, purse 5000, divided was won by
Morning, Sam French second. Sorrc Tom third. There
were five heats trotted thc fourth heat being dead
heat between Morning and Sorrel Tom
Best time, 2:34
The running race, half mile DASH was by Miss
bennington, Lazy i'm second. Time, 53sIs
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CRICKET NOTES.

The match announced 10 take place to-day between
the first eevens Of the Manhattan and 81 Georges
CLUBS has been post poned until Thursday next
Thc Staten Island Club are endcavorng to arrange
match between their second eleven and that Of tho st.
Georges, TO take place on Saturday next The ~.
George Club however, cannot make up the elevon In
consequence Of tho engagements of their members
The record Of the local cubs TO date Is as follows
st. Georges, played games; won Z, los! 2; staten
island. played g games won 2 lost 3; Manhattan.
play ed games won =. lost 1.
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NOT AsIATIC CHOLERA.

Dr. Cushman yesterday made post mortem exam
nation OF tho body of ono Van Kcuren, who was re-
ported 10 have died OF Asiatc cholera ono Tuesday
The cause OF death was nsccrtaned 70 navo peen
cholera morbus and not Asatic cholera
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CREEDMOoR.
SECOND DAYS SHOOTING or THE FIRST CON-
PETITION yoR PLACES ON THE AMERICAN
NArroNAf RrpLE TEAM

SECOND DAYS SHOOTING or THE FIRST COM
PETITION yoR PLACES ON THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL RIFLE TEAM.
The weather yesterday proved favorable for the sec
ond days shooting VI the nrss composition for places
on the American RHO Team OF 1871. There were no
additional entries 10 those the lists the day h.
fore, and NIL Of the twcnty-ssven competitors,
excepting MAJOR H. S. Jewell, were present at Greed.
moor by ten O'Clock. The men were speedily distrb-
In squads before their respective argcts and set
10 work. Tho wind blew rather sliny mp the range In
q direction which wired from 'shaifpast four' TO
"halfpast SIX o'clocE while the shooting continued
at the 500 yards distance. Here. however, some ex
cellent work was done, and Mr. Lamb showed ro
narkaby good scord Of 70 Of possible 10 points
AZ the next rauge--90o yards--Mr Hyde
made splendid score Of ~ points, while
many Of his fellow competitors ''went to pieces"
around him, for WINS At this range with shifting
and gusty wind which Auctuatcd rapidly between
'haifpsst sx' aud halfpa four O'CLOCK that the
greatest difficulty found 10 record respectable
showing Al the last range---Lo00 yards---nothing
very brilliant marks the days work. Messrs.
Blydcnburgh and washburn registered 60 out
Of Is points Mr. I. L. Allen again
tho leading very full score Of
Of 200 out Of possible Dps points, Mr. Lamb making
the samc number Of points, but falling two behind
Mr. Allen at the distance. The team total--tnar
49, the aggregate OF the eight s0oresis 669 out
possible 1880 points, Although in these scores
the shooting y fairly uuiform 1t Is not by any means
Of character TO strike terror Into the hearts Of able
aoversares who are organizing Tor the tray. ihere
should not be score in the cam under zoo points,
and at least half Of them ought to be above this num-
Der. fHtl . f'i ~
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'ln9 Is the Official time Of the race ;.
PIGEON SHOOTING Al NEWPORT.

THE PHILADELPHIA GUN CLUB ACCEPT THE
CHALLENGE OF THE NEWPORT GUN CLUB.
IDy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, X. L., July Is, 1877.
Tho following letter received noon to-day by
Mr.. Robbins, and which will explain i,sof:--
PHLApELPnfA Gus CLUB,
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1871 !
Mr.. s. ROWLAND RoBnISs, sccretary:-
DEAR siR---Your iavor OF tho l2tn Inst duly re-
ceived. Tho Philadelphia Gun Club viii be pleased to
accept FRIDAY August H. as the Gay named by YOU,
that on when 10 tho match with your team.
Your kind ufer TO urnlsh all The BIRDS will be most
acceptable Trusting the meet will be pleasant
ono, ] am very truly, JOHN Z. JOHNSON,
Secretary.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MoNoNGAHELA.

Tho United States steamer Mouongahcla arrived at
this port yesterday morning and anchored oil the
Battery. " Is understood that she viii soon sail Tor
the Asatc station 10 lake the place oil tho tennessee
flagship OF that place.
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SARATOGA BETTING BOOKS.

Tho latest changes In the betting books on the prn-
cipal stases TO DO run at Saratoga follows
rgAvEKs srAKEs-JrLY 2l-oNE MILE AND THREE
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REGATTA OF THE NEWPORT YACHT
CLUB.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NEWPORT, July Is, 1877.
Tho Newport Yacht Club held their second this
Afternoon. the prize being gvon by Mr.. Sidney Jones'
The wind blew a fair breeze from southwest and the
boats had an excellent opportunity to test thor sailing
uualitics. Tho cnt r cs wore as follows
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BEACON PARK RACES.
BosToy. July IS, 1877.

bOSlON, uIy 10, Io1I'
This was the second day OF the July meeting at Bca
con Park The first race for the 2:27 class purse
$780, OF which 500 TO the first 500 TO the second
$40 to 4 no third and $40 to the fourth horse
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Tho competitions by members Of The Amateur Rilo
CLUB for places the team Of that ASSOCIATION
winch Will shoot September against the Ca
nadisns cont.n ucd yesterday at Crecdmoor MIR. p.
watcrs conducted the shooting. There were
six entries AS VIII DO seen IRON the
totals OF tho scores which given below,
Mcs,rs Waters, Geigcr aud adison made some very
nnc practice. Had not the ''nativo American rule"
barred these gentlemen the privilege OF shooting for
places ON the national team. they would have stood in
the following order among the list oil competitors
Waters, nth: Gciaer, seventh, aud MADISON, tenth
alnu on II.
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The four events that on yesterday were all
run fine style and gave general satisfaction 10 all
but the oscss The track rather heavy from tic
OF the day before, but safe and sure Tor tho
horses TO run over The first race was dash OF
mile and eighth with eight starters, and, although
here three iayoritcs, the WAS won by Mr..
Bcyln's bennington my IN the same style that she
won the uay before over tho same distance o. grounl,
carrying three pounds more weight, and Cyril was
second this occas ioL he had been before when
Hattie H. The strangcst tact Connected WIN thls
that the nrst and second sold "a the n'.lu
In many oil the pools. The second the X D.
bins StaNes which won by Mr.. r. Loriilard's bay
gediug Bombast, beating Mr. Astor's trenerck the
Great (orotncr 10 Mr. Saniord's MonarcnIsO and TWO
others fine style. The result OF TINS race may nave
some effect tile betting on the rrasers stake nj
Saratoga which comes OF Saturday next for n, as
some people say Frederick the Great Is good colt
rs Baden Bauen the latter has no business TO
lie the favoritc Tor that race The tnrd race was "A
good one, Kclnncy beat his opponents 10 sa'ant
style he last ana most cxciiing event o. The Gay Was
stecplechaso, which closed the second summer meet
iue this popular racccourse. There were sax start
era. aud after very closely run race throughout,
without an accident or even mistaAe Dr. Lsncus
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ExxoNs CLARK. Secretary.
, 1877-03-05
DREADSIUFFS

FLOUR-Was dull at unchanged prices There ,vn,
literally no demand. and tho market was only nominal
Sales were limited to IS brls winters on private terms
aud 100 bris Minnesota spring extras ut S. So The
market closed quiet. with the following as the asking
range OF prices: Choice winters S7.75@8 50; medium
w1ntcfs S65o75o; low grade do, G.oos65o; choice
spring extras. So. 50s700: medium do, $8Uce16 80:
shipping extras Sa.5t9Gn0; choice patents sss 0aaa
a,oo common d. s7.oos7. 5o spring supcr1ncs ST. 80
CAS- Ryc -four, S4.373@&4.7o. Duckwhcat do, So 90
@7.50
BEAs-Was quiet and unchanged. Sales were limited
10 10 tons at S13- co per ton track.
CoES"MEAL-sae was made OF 10 tons coarse at
Sis. IS per ton on track. :
W!iEAf-Was moderately actise. though With less
oon than the preceding day. and The market was easier
declining nc. aud closing nrner Nc below the latest
prices Of Friday liverpool was quoted easier cargoes
neglected, and New York WAS dul Our receipts were
sesf Hight but the posngs indicated small increase
IN our stocks In store during the week The trading was
eh,enY oca few orders being received from outside
and local buyers were disposed hold of fur further
1seea; 1eens wie ssTe a w"s more anxiety s bnt
s56s; 5fslps sR!s sale
hs,s a. xsll Is theorists There effect tas pfecs
esss :.ss Hees4
have esmpaiss7egy ssaS'y ts seed mort thas vbtss
.ss.,g
7? ssei .y "aa sea 1Sss9ssa &
closing at Seller The .nonsi, "a. ncaris sominIi
a5 a1,n; r. - cIo,tns u sis; the April pre-.
current receipts OF No. closed about ST 33 Cash
aa!es Mefc por;ed Of 20 700 u No. 2spTing at ST aIN
go ba Se do as 81. is IN city. an! ST ia
@ IN 4. shd Fulton; GOO bu rejected at 93ts
TOTAL. -. $40 bu- ~AAo W. t4eeA-
,ls M.XXEsoIA W4z*E-w.. qnler and easier. sae.
He!e Itmitca TO $50 bu ar SAMPLE NJ ST. IS on track
an6 KY ou 40 IT ST. -39 free on board car.
4xs;sEsd ahoat tac Is It he co:s Of
ft1oay trading. With little change At the time of 3D.
tournament. The fresh arrivals were ru1er cnteT a,
consequence OF reduced storage charges Liverpool
E9 ouotc4 easier. with neglected, and New
aoIk vas du and lower, while our recelpIs we're aFer
49, cafs Inspected into sorc]. and sympathy With
10 sraay ~ declined sc on Fd.y .feFnoon hold
t!oaa parttcuiat y IS ;he s:urm IS expected to aEe
muddy roads II the couctrJ and redQce e yolune Of
, 1877-03-05
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, andStraW'


I ta1Er MATHEMATICS OFFlcx.,--
Sealed proposals. IN tslPcate subject % tae asqas
Of the 4uaEtermastcrs at the following named pos@ r.
and at sioux Cry Il, until T. O'clock noon o1 W
Ing and delivery Of Wood. Coa Grain. Hay, and stEaT
required during the nssal ysar commencing sm1 III
is!7 aad ending june 20 1873, at the following pce'
Fort. Abe!combic. Abraham Lincoln, Bufard @ Rsm:
bins, Randall Iice Seward Stevenson, Sally, s'sss
ton. and Totten- and Camp Hancock and military 9E a
lions a. Cheyenne. Lower Brute, and Standing Eosn
& e s se .a bats1 M.aa
also At poses At mouth Of Tongue KT and ~
posts on Or near the Big Horn River, ii. T. to-
Separate bids ahoud BE made for each Post aaa !o
8 St "a: :a
the specified supplies will be received md p1eseae'
Eaca Did uluSt be accompanied By &uaf19&J ti1s = =
esss The CONTRACT Is swarded e the person aG
Client security furnished By him. tmmediate6: t H.
guarantee must be aligned by two IcsponEbse hx
orr - be certtded good and sufficient susaaIe. =,
United States District Attorney, co1tector 9a ~
msnt Or rssponable person known TO the ofesr feee
The Government reserve. the right to M ors9
blds L bidding for grain, the bidders WI sa1e 'n7
Blank proposals printed circulars stating re s9d t9
and eatnated auantues required each pge no an
ing fun Instructions g to the manner Of htdan5.
eions . b oosssyed by b!dders and terms m Hi
office Or 70 the QuartermasteEs at tbs vxsons poe A
containing proposals. should be maFasdd ssd
. s. sss o1 or
depot QuarteTmsatess. BENZ. C. CAnr:r
Chief Qualtet@*1s5.-
, 1877-03-05

on trial. 10 ess
JupeE JANEsoS-Arzuments in No. 81 ~
rs. Delaney. Then to 20 on law calenda. T. w
rJED6E MooRE-2, 3 I Of March caleno,rs ~
case on trial. !: - 10
~ 5gpen uas r RoesHs-15s 2 aud 1e1 to 17a, tnep,t,,
JUDGE Boorn-set cata IDS, Hartm,n
GarFlty. and calendar Nos. 257 to go. inr,a.. ~
except $50 and 26o. No. 255. '~3aa0e
,Junah3 F4nyEA1--set case No. !, 178, s1n., >,
Chicago Building Society, on trial. ,.4et y "
~; JUDGMENTS. a.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Corrr-Coy1I,sx.,.
Henry l. & &Basling, ct al, Trustees. vs. Cba,Ies +
Sur1HIon CounT-CoxFEssroHs-J Tf,< =.
benjamin Newman. 81, i36. 66.-1saac c11.Ss. crsIs r
same: s5, 95S 32 Theodore T.. Moorc MS. u: s,n.A y
s.. 120--k1chard Dcarloye ct al. Va. Hs;aae;; S;aae;
MMeimsath, M s3a1.-same Heinrich H.ina,t;ss Hii1n'ts
and Carl Schild. 1888. The B. I. An5.sssaa
Company Va: r. II. Whitaker, $55S. 60. 4msns'tEoa
1904. 10. 1.4as1aet.
JUDGE G.Rr-Charles McGraw, use E, sb.aa =.
al, Vs. Ebenezer Wilder, $50. 1eo" 9
CIRCUIT CornT-coyPEssroNs-Ch sp.,,
win ys. Robert Russell, 81, 316. Is. ~ oala
JUDGE Ro0ERs-Charles Gossage ct al.u r.
Vail, S339-T2. 's' L. r.
, 1877-03-05

withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 4, 515 bu wheat, l, 506 bu corn,
200 bu oats, 200 bu rye, ), 900 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store IN
this city on Saturday morning: l car No. 2 n.
W. wheat, cars No. . spring, > cars No. 3 do,
4 cars rejected do (12 wheat>; 5 cars
No. l corn, 38 cars high-mixcd do, "a cars
new do, 25 cars mixed, 81 cars No, 2 corn, ~
cars rejected do t20S corn,; : cars white oats,
cars No. :, do, rejected do, cars No.2 rye;
! car No. barley, car rejected do. Total, 247
care, or 49, COO bu. Inspected out: ), 747 bu
wheat, Is, DO. bn corn, 3,275 bu oats, l. 033
bu rye, and s, sol :bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
brcadstus and lire stock at this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks ending
az dated
, 1877-03-05

in an6
values was appafeht ~ ~,
very pronounced shnnkage. tnoueh not al
erades snfYprei caua11Y, Stock cattle, for example,
we're salsble At quite as gooa nEures as prevailed the
week before The decline IN local onteae1s SUN "so
slight 1oa15c fully covering IT. Far to gooa tnip
pas ~, ,~anca ~ t,c s,,nn1r consisted The first
the pieponoe, ~ t.5 rr.5 - ,r s-na+
buyers in OF the heavy run Of stock, dcferrtng
,rrbnscs ,,ntf1 he nosftfon Of the Eastern market
snoula occotio 4no4e 4alts ss a, 49, ..s, 49, 49,. ~,
more than ordinary actlS1sy mas characterized the u
mand and inCrcdibc 1t may appear tho close OF tho
week found little stock Lett over unsold
CT bccyes suitable for export the offerings Wete
fewer thnn for the week before and sales at nfices
above S5.25 cid nut exceed SEQ head
bunch Of II head averaging LIT lbs fetched
So a5, and for 100 head averaging ns vas
obtained, but most Of tie transfers were At &4Qt9
rs for medium to prime shipping cattle; At 50 .!D
, 1877-03-05

ToiEl.....---...--.S..3lG 137,s33 s. e8. csc, OH
Transactlons a: saa Franeteco being for four weeks
result shows ssin Of only rer cent ana vet New
xork gains 2 per cent Boston - per cent New Or.
per cent and Mnwaukee rs. per cent The loss At
FltlaburE and ST. Louis II much less than the decline In
c.ea IL tsansa:tons measured In qasnsltfes In the
aggregate. Eaf1 Of cent appears. Of which less
than half is due to Incl stock transactions ut
New York n short the ccartngs indicate increase
IT n2rc tran per cent In quantities exchanged, and,
notwithstanding decline of per cent In prices.
positive tncreaxE In amoun1 Of business transacted
I7easurcd In values.
SHR1EKAGE or PRICES ON THE NEW yoRK
STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following table shows the shrinkase IN the
principal tock-E1change securities between Feb
20, 16st', and The last week O: February lSs7;
, 1877-03-05

MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Recent returns by the Tax -Commis 6ioner OF
Massachusetts show that, notwithstanding the re-
suction in municipal taxation reported, the total
OF municipal 1E~ebteduess continues to Increase,
and now amounts to exactly per cent on the vulu-
alton aEa inst L. 2 pcr cent ut the close Of 1873.
Now Us then, 81 towns have no debt, and now rs
have less han per cent. against SO year ago.
The Indebtedness Of Springfield ie now s. pcr
cc.:: o: her valuation. the same that Of Boston,
bli !soston has sinking fund Of more than one
tn.-d OF her debt. while we have none. Reckon
ing ont her sinking fund, the debt Of Boston Is
about 2. per cent The slight increase of munic-
ipal Indebtedness in 1867 must be attributed to
The unavoidable completion Of public enterprise
already undertaken. and partly l0s concerns the
variation in per cent? to the reduction in yalua-
tion-
THE BANK OF FRANCE BURpENED WITH
BULLION.
It Is announced thut the Bank Of France receives
for the present fine gold at only one-e eighth per
thousand discount tperte), instead OF taking it at
par. AZ 1t has hitherto done. The purpose Of this
regulation il evidently to prevent further accumu-
luton OF cash aud bullion. which, your readers
Will have observed during month past, has In
creased about 98, 600, 900 OF francs or course
the caehang Of bank notes is not at all Affected by
this regulation. London Times, Feb. II. .
THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT or INSURANCE IN
NE" 1ohh.
me recent appointment OF John f. Smith Post
a.'e' Albany, TO oc inc superintendent Of lnsur-
aase AZ" o1A state, mas excited much surprise
MI amltn Is . stfons hepnbliean' the Governor who
areoaeu .an.o. nna ~ democrat NJ. smitn Is .
New York 1ribane'S Albany correspondent ex-
pS.l p,I.na 90. tue ApPolntment was maoe W .os'
-'vu."en n otuet 70 WIN 'o1 ~. t',ucn .ae nup
~. " eons'nsa IN .ne !os
!.u'. t.e y, "e"'' '"e
..,,. ~ ~. .>:a.l1s ~, "...,
~ 49,. ~, -. rseant ;aoa,h,r anctton ..,s -,
tne 'ast 1n1s me aaeuoa sag VI
,o---- orss ..-- -~1.rt.d ha. 1,cc,.,nned son,e
surnrixe The New York 1T:oyld saws In It's f;nan-
Clal Column 3uAt IL Wds too EoeesF u LIE stIeeE
that couple o; epecutnting stock brokers were
, 1877-03-05

long and abort clears quoted at TIC -asu or March
and &C seller Anril. Cnmberands auIct At 7l4@eac;
long cut hams all boxcd sweet picked hams
nta:Ac Green hams. 1tHSHc.
Bacon quoted ar GSc for shoulders for short RIBS
oAc for short Clears il@l.c for hams all canyased
and packed.
GrEAsY-Was quiet ut 5E7itc,
BEEF Pf:ODUtTs-Wcrc stcady and quiet at s1c73
@lloy ~ 5or mess: mess: $1l.75al.oo FOR cxtrn mess: and
T*LLow-Was quoted at 79e9711c for city, and 6ss@
&c for COUNTY, luts the inside for No. =. Sales were
made Of $50 brls at S7.37,4S7 l. SO per 100 lbs.
, 1877-03-05
AMERICAN CITIES.

| vx,rvo.x s.l"0 1o'N
elaa,ec. Futures closed steady; March H. 4,1s +5e
April 1:.eoc: May, soc; June. 1as4c; july
aiasee: oesoosr' lastelS. SC: SoyemosI, IL. 40 10
rfour-Market dull: rccclnts. = mo b,,s strongly +,
buyers favor: No. =. s4.osa4.5o; super state an
Western, s.. +o@5. 65 common good extra, s5.550
s. fSui ta?s s. s. Xas:sis ns}sS! Gs:s
II a2S! %es;e W. 1na hsayy ssa
ay los ehsag s sx t
saort saI semsne TO- s9mplste shipments; nnaae
Milwaukee, held ut st. a Isl vi bid; ~ Chcag,
fFItns: $.ios4l;a Kyn auIss; Western. ses4s;s
prime ungraded Csnsda 9Je; NJ. cAnaa, sl.UO Mali
assrs4sa *sa By?
ss aa 1aa aa hSa;x: rst Mss m1sd aud h
itors=naiI iHtar~anStRP'ax ma Unchanged. aSSi
n x!eaf ts oSs!a Mn fnE @emand m RI
sassr dull and lo%er EHa aiT 10 seol fen ST.
pTne, sxs;; rssasa hral, Et1 iaoaesate ,:s;aa,d.
Changed.
rEr:9tErn-Dull and nominal; crude, loc; re1ned
Tst1SMnnetsIy IA Mxst4iy stt44y i; la,ss,
E.os-steady; western fresh: II =.
Eio Grandc !,Eah midies aud 1savy welsnts aSa:5c;
calif"t1ia 1o; r. q: sa3c common a. .a.74e
pulled. aos i5c: nnwashsi, 1tac % Teass. Tia 81
ssnsa s1s ;asS Nsy m xs
ns nsfs Esas Wsssea Ss Ss sss s1
se ,S Ial4 9'Sne1 heavy and S!os$ nrn prime
Z lG Ii. -'"'~' S''''''s''to'-'' A"s' 'i' JIG
EEgllEsmmeestefn EaFsEss5 '.e unchanged.
Mn.skSSlafEet dun ..s,,1
5 ai 5et 1ks 51ss I 9 2; 1Ess
IsEs,cns.x t! lc clib II s9,d
ST. LOUIS March 80 F. 5os5s and u,rn.n.n
~. r,2r-E.F, 1; snd nsaanssd; medium Fang:
Fsslas os;nn aad 'exf5 III Se sd fa
! ApT f eSsnS" Gsn s,a,: mxSd s; 2ts esh tss AP il
sSsas ';f ss' 5a !s*sf to s< SIC Barley quiet; No.
IT, E 5 ss eli
is; a5a as9 I'd ;3: * s H. "a
;ss s ps ss2ss ss fs5 s
'' s0s'' '"'' e"'s'u, , w., w.,
pu,,.nr,r,u. lm,rAoahrhtA: l'art :, II hsr.o,
~ z , 40 ,tnnN ~ easy: i9 crude
flScsSGxif' s. h1i Mancsos family, 500
Rsas5,Santa and Ohio do s7oos775; high
Gaa'ssWSsat dui, and lower: amber, s1.sss,.ss;
Is 4ia f;fiS ss :s s5. fob Oats quiet; white
Lar1, Hs9 siosc sS': a''''s' mess pork
1.rrv, ,.rx.VEhc,t " : ~ ~ ~ h,,, ,,. ~ o,o.
sa1aESTs-cofa' 4Ss 7:s Ga; Sa 'o'"' 's'o0' o.
To,r,o n ,r,r,h , @ mr..
t".In ~: ~ MaISn M ';GF h-Qnlet.
e,,hhr Ga. ~. . NMte anasa 81 43; No.
1r.m s.. g4tu uo !h; amber Alc-
70 Ica spot and March. S!.<4; May ST. SO;
~ rcd, Sl.31. Corn 4uict; high mixed, 4t;x:; May
liz: ri soi, as"e Mas +:tec; APRIL 45r:
1mii AMI Sn,ninaI uaG1tn; ~ asked Oats
ed. sic ~'o' - 'e'as' 'i'e"'Kaa' SIC; REJECT
GngssEp Ho"s-ss TSsS:
u III IL, e'"oors' wheat 49, 600 bu; corn.
Stitrnryrs-F,our sro hr,.. vh.,, M ~, -.
rnrn - ~, hr. nnt. ~, o!1a Hnea~ @boVo On:
' 0 wv ' oAs cr|,u ~ ]
,,-,,v,,,~ 'sLLa*
.,,on1r1 A' N1"'s" '.-eoIloS-firm and un-
FI1r1s-atnrtc, du,1. extr. es --,
sti txk.ti .5. M u 75t1 sseo. ~ Ia1nily
GEAiS-W1cat In fuir i"n9nnd It - s.;SUss.
@ H. in foIGn1Eet feIr '1c,a :, d9:i: Willis re: mixed
tno,SIstoSs.rork n, lrnl at SIS Bulk meats
ID :ou uu!ct and mncI.anrr ns;;z cgaT rin. ssgse
SC Lard In fair dcn,and tiercc s1J Ooffa "a 174sS
"h1sKf-steadT and unchanged ut S1.O8,
N,,w.rxvv ,,,,,sn ntA"AukEE.
d. ''A 'AA' 4o1h-'<o'et and unchang-
GEA1E-wheat weak: opened and declined ,;c .cioee,