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Fifth-County Coroner.
SiXth-Probate Judge.

Fifth-County Coroner.
SiXth-Probate Judge.
Seventh-Judges Of Court of COmmt Pleas
notwithstanding Attorney.
Ninth-COunty Sheriff
That after the second ballot for each office the
lowest candidate is to be dropped, and majority
of the votes of the Convention TO nominate
resolution in the handwriting of the Hon
Richard Smith, the first clause of which statpd
that the Republican party had always been fn
favor of the Workingmens party, created q ute q
lively time in the Convention. The Chair de-
cided that it was unable to trace out the hiero-
glyphic scrbbling An enterprising Enquirer re-
porter tried to get over it, but failed, and wns
promptly set down upon by the delegates, who At
this time seemed to be in quite humorous staae
of mind.
Another one tried to make it out and also failed-
Finally the Convention decided that the orlg1Har
tor of the resolution should read 1t He came up
to the stage bul after getting over seven words ea
the resolution tumbed to himself and gave IN
that Dick Smiths writing was too much Tor MN
He accordingly collapsed and retired behind tss
| scenes, while the resolution was ordered To ne
| printed and then adopted
| The Committe on Credentials reported:
Third Ward-Second Precnct-Buchanan Kiuss-
mann and lsmail are the delegates.
Fourth Ward-Delegates, Fagin, Cullom, Pierce.
| and PierpOnt.
Eighth Ward-First Precinct-Delegates Cronin.
| Myers and Connersman.
| Fourteenth Ward-Stevens is entitled to the
seat
Sixteenth Ward-Delegates, Robinson. Schroe-
der, Morgan, Folger, johnson, Porter, WiulamS
Reuter-, Neff and Funck.
Eighteenth Ward-Powers, Turner, craner.
Gass, Marshal, Reed and Tarr.
Twenty second Ward-E. A. Wilson in place ot
A. T. Hildebrandt
Columbia -Bodine, White and Vardenberg.
First District.
In the Fret District W. II. Baldwin was made
Chairman and Harry Powers Secretary Hon
Louis Seasongood presented for the nomination
the name of Hon. Ben Butterworth Mr. George
Hoefer moved the nomination be made Dy aceaa-
nation, which was unanimously earned Mf.
| Butterworth made speech accepting the nulnzia@
J ton.
Second District.
} Dr. J. W. Underhll, Permanent ChailmaHs
Secretary Jas. M Walters; Assistant Secretaz7ess
J. c. Hart Simon Strunk Geo. w. Gallagher
The nominations for Congressional candidafe
from this D strict were: Josiah Kirby, f. r. Ran
som, Thos L. Young and Henry K, ssler
The first and only ballot resulted:
Young - ~
keSSier.. ''..'---'-- ~
Ransom withdrawn
Thomas L. Young was declared the nominee
The County Convention then again proceeded To
y business as follows:
COUNTY INFIRMARY.
The nominees were Wm. j. Hayes, of Miami
i Township; Adam Schwarz, of Lockland. and
Thomas Wills, of Green Township. The batlaa
l. Stood
'''''''--- q
SchWarZ 20
" IN
Mr.. A. SchWarz was declared the nominee
l. COUNTY SURVEYOR.
l. The nominations were John H. Welsch, Chas. A
Tnsker Geo w Haire and f. s. Wallace.
+ The first ballot resulted:
vi Melsch
VI Tasker
II Hare.
le "aLace '..''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''
to No election.
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CUPID'S CAPERS.
A Rich Foreigner Runs Away With a
keyport Girl.
Natropa, Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Aug. 22.-Yesterday a
runaway couple appeared before Justice
Of the Peace to be married. To the Judge
they gave their names as VIM Deveer and
Elizabeth B. Ogden, the former of Holland
and the latter of Keyport. They were then
pronounced man and wife. The lady is
eighteen years of age, with slight figure
and pale countenance. Her jet black hair
was parted in the center with a slight
frizzed curl falling down on either side so
as to conceal large portion OF an in
tellectual forehead. She was attired in
black travelling suit and wore no hat. The
bridegroom is twenty-six, ofmedium height
and slight build. The bride is the daughter
of the Postmaster at Keyport, and the bride
groom is said to be rich foreigner. He
handed the bride documents which con
tanned the sum OF $4,000, besides an annui
ty of 81 200.
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Irish News.

From Late lTlSll EACndllses'l
Cornelius O'Keefe has been appointed
analyst of the Cork Butter Exchange.
Margaret Logan, aged sixty five, of Killu-
can, was accidentally drowned July 2lst III
flax pool.
Miss Murphy and Miss O'sullivan took
the veil on July 24th in the Convent
Church. Clenakilty.
Supply of cattle and sheep was small at
the Oldcastle Fair held recently. There was
an average attendance.
Sir Samuel H. Hayes and the fourth
daughter of Lord Lifford were married July
25th at Meenglass, County Donegal.
F. Maxwell Ancketell, of Kilgaddy
Clogher, Tyrone, has been appointed to the
Commission of the Peace for this county.
Station at Rathduff, between Mallow and
Blarney, on the Great Southern and West
ern Railway, is about to be reopened.
Teresa, daughter of James O'Ncill, of A
Cathnlines Road, Dublin, aged sixteen died
July 31st, at the Convent OF st. Augustan,
Paris.
Matthew McClelland, J. P, contractor OF
Londonderry, has undertaken to erect
new Catholic church at Magherafelt at a
cost of 45,6OO.
Married, July 3Oth at st. Michael:
Church, Limerick, by the Rev. c. Conway
William P Ryan, c. E., to the third daugh
ter of John Bernal.
Walking match will come off on Angus
9th between Mr. Cornelius O'Connell, o
Blackrock, and James Hansey, of London
for G1o side The walk is to be from Mac
room to Cork
Annual bazaar and drawing of prizes fo
the benefit of the poor will take place a
the Convent schools of the Sisters of Charity
Clarenbridge, 2Sth and 29th. A grand sue
cess is expected.
ODonnellan B. Foster, High Sheriff 10
County Galway, took his seat on the bencl
on July ODD George Morris acted as fore
man. Jury passed resolution dismissln
the County Surveyor, Mr.. Humphreys.
The potato blight is becoming general il
the district of Birr and it is feared that tn
heavy rain recently will spread the disease
In several fields the haulms are quite blac
and withered, and the tubers are ais
tainted.
Fire occurred in Longford on July BOT
by which four of the principal houses O.
Main street were totally destroyed. The
belonged to Messrs. Thomas Legg T. C,
Edward McGovern, T. G., and r. X. Cox
1t was with difficulty that some of the o(
cupants were rescued Damage done is e:
I timated at over 5000
Galway races came off on July 31st at Ba
, lybmt Thousands of persons attended Th
!; Galway plate was contested for by the fo
. lowing: Capt. Rates, J. +, Lee Barber, J. f
Moore, j. Kaye, NJ. A. Maher, 7. Jackson
A. Chichester, T. Y. L. Kirwood, NJ. Taylo
/ Pm Fitzgerald, J. r. Moore, P. NJ
i Saurin Mr.. Denny W. Nugent, J. r. Sac
lier, Captain Rochfort J. Gubbins.
e A severe thunderstorm passed over Tual
$ on July 23d, doing damage TO life and prol
: erty in the adjoining districts Three shee
= were killed at Tohermore, COW at Kel
y more, and horse at Kicurriff. A growl
6 up girl was killed near Belmont and ht
;; mothers leg was fractured, the deadly tlui
having come through the chimney and h
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Suppose you were out in jungle some
where's said Strobel to Billikins, while
walking through the Zoo, land should see
tiger come charging down upon you, with
fur up and mouth open, what would bs
your first thought? "Well, l rather
think" replied Mr. B., that for about two
seconds I'd conclude Marthy AIMS mother
had Just got back from her trip TO camp
meeting. 1t would be comfort though,
when I found out I'd been mistaken about
il"
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Edition
FOREIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star
THE TURKS AND MoNTENEGRINs
LONDON, Aug. pa dispatch from Wen
ma says: 1T. is stated that the Turks and
Montenegrins have commenced hostili-
ties"
DEFEAT OF THE BoSNIANs.
Another dispatch from Vienna says the
Bosnians have been badly defeated at a
battle near Stolatz.
SQUARE MEAL FOR GRANT.
VIENNA, Aug pa grand banquet was
given to General Grant last night. There
was brilliant company present, including
Counts Andrassy and Cassan.
THE MISSION TO AFGHANIsTAN.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Owing to the death Of
the heir apparent of Afghanistan, the de-
parture OF the English mission to that
country has been postponed.
THE RUSSIANS TO ENTER BAroUM.
A dispatch from Constantinople says the
Russians will enter Batoum on the Zth.
sERvIAN INDEPENDENCE.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that Ser
via has formally proclaimed her independ,
ence, and there was great rejoicing and IL
| luminations at Belgrade in consequence
| thereof.
| THE PRINCE REFLECTED.
MUNICH, Aug. 22.-Prince Hohenlohe, the
German Ambassador at Paris, has been re
elected to Reichstag on a second ballot, II
Forchheim, by vote of $500, against 9,6OC
for the Ultramontane candidate.
THE I. C. P & R. C.
The International Congress for the Pre-
vention and Repression of Crime, including
penal and reformatory treatment, assembled
yesterday. NJ Won Bjornstjema, Swedish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, was elected
President, and Rev. DR.. E. c. Wines, OF th'
United States, Honorary President. Ih'
municipality of Stockholm will entertain
the members of the Congress to morrow.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-After the second at
tack upon the Emperor, William, the broth
er of the assassin, who were officers in th
army, rendered their resignation. but Wer
allowed to retain their places and to chang
their names from Modelling to Ediling
BY strange coincidence man in Colone.
who was formerly named Becher and who
after Oscar Becher had attempted to assassi
nate the Emperor in 1868, changed hi
name, and happened to select his wife
name which was Modelling He will nov
have to try his luck again if he insists upo
having a name that is free from reproach.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed On
record since our last report
Edward Won Durel, 10 mos, city.
Infant, founding.
Emma Wright, 16 yrs, city.
Louisa Kaelin. yrs United States.
Infant Rathenburg, stilborn, city.
Salie c. Healy, 70 yrs, United States.
Englebert J. Klug 4 mos, United Statsa
Walter Braan, y yrs, Ireland.
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THE STRICKEN SOUTH.
Her People PrOst rated With the
Fever, and Her Cities De-
serted.
National Associated Press to the Star.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 22-Yesterday re
porter visited number of prominent ply
sicans with view to learning the per-
centage of mortality from yellow fever
among their patients, and thus arrive at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22

DERsONAL-John Hickey, from Island Moore,
on Shannon River, Ireland or his friends, VIII
find friend of Mary Hickey at the Gauit HoqSe,
until Thursday evening, August 22d. JAMES
KIRWAN. "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22

NOR RENT-HOUSE-No 81 John street, on or
II before October lst a brick house of nine rooms,
hall and side entrance. Inquire on the premises.
19-3t
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TOR RENT-HOUsE-No IS Milton street two.
+ and-a -halfstory brick; bath, gas, hydrant and
cstern 'front.' side and rear yards. Inquire at 446
Main street l5-ot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTED-sITU ATION-By boy of II to at
w tend horses and cows Address p Jackson
Btreet lJol
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HE ACCOMPLISHED MADAME BYRON,
Astrologis 259 Central avenue, near Seventh ST.
Ring the bell. No gents. au2l4t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTIST'S Manual of oil and water color paint
A ing crayon drawing &c, SOC, of booksellers
or by mail JESSE HANEY d CO., 1l9 Nassau
street, New York
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PERSONAL.

nERSONAL.-J Blnn's Auction House, 1913 W.
Fifth street, is the place to sell or buy all kinds
OF household goods 43 years in the business IN
Cincinnati. aul9-ot-
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE--No 80 John street. ten
r rooms hall and basement entrances Apply tC
DR.. J. II. BUCKNER, Room l, northwest corner %
Sixth and Walnut streets, l9-ot
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xxTANTED - SITUATION To do light house
w work and sewing. Call at 25o Clark street in
ha raar 2l-3t
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VHy ANTED -SITUATION-To cook and assist
w with washing and ironing in small family;
city reference given if required. Call at $40 West
Fifth street. E-3t
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HXTANTED - WASHING - Or ironing to do In
w families; best references given inquire e. al
S51 Sycamore street. Zl-N
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WY ANTED - TUATIONS - By two girls to do
w housework; good cooks; reference given;
city or country Call at lao Richmond street, side
entrance, Sd story. 2l-3t
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vKT TANTED-SITUA a first class cook,
w in city or country. Apply at No lS9 Mound ", n
ttraa Zl-0t
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WV NTED-SITUATION-By first-class cook.
w Please call at grocery, opposite st. Aaylers S
Church. Z-"t
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FOR RENT.

V1OR RFNT-HOUsE-Of rooms No. AZ Sher
man avenue. Inquire on the premises.
au20-2ts
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FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WY xyANTED-WASHING house cleaning, by
w respectable widow. Call or address oZ flno-
lay street, I'd story front z-ot
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YKTANTED - SITUATION-As cook or general
w housework. Reference given. Call a, at - ~
Water street. Zl-5t
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WY D-SITUATION-By young man 20
w wears of age, in grocery or saloon; can
speak German and English. Address Box 400, Gov
ington, Ky. l93t
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or by mail JESSE HANE1 N OO'' III N1ss"V
street, New York
TLOCUTIONISTS' Journal gives best standard
lect humorous, &c. lOc Of any newsdsaler or by
mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 1ls Nassau ST. NY
CKETCHING FROM NATURE.-ln pencil and
= water colors and drawing and painting in col.
ored crayons practical instructor, Illustrated 5oc
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANE4 q Co.. ll9
Nassau street. New York.
nAINTER'S MANUAL.-HOUsE AND SlGN
painting granting, vanishing, polishing kal-
Eominng papering, lettering, staining, gliding, &c,
Soc Book OF Alphabets, SOC. Scroll and Ornaments,
ST. Furniture and Cabinet finisher, 5oc. WaIch-
maker and Jeweler, Soc. Soapmaker, Pc TAX,
idermst, Soc OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY q CO., 119 Nassau street. New York.
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wv ANTED--sI UATION-To cook, wash and
w iron, or do general housework i'll a small
family by an experienced girl; best OF references
Apply at 81 Avery street. 2l3t
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NTED-SITUATION-By a good German
w girl, to do housework in the country. Apply
ut 95 Central avenue. Zl-5t
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w ANTED-SITUATION-B a man and wife
w on a small place; man to attend to horses
end woman to do housework. Address VIM. CIR
WIN 272 West Front street. l93t
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WANTED SITUATION - In a retail dry
w goods and notion business by an energetic
Young man of over eight years experience Let
Ter from former employer. Address ENERGETIC,
" Longworth street. Cincinnati. 2l-3t
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TKYANTED - STU UATION : BY boy fifteen
w years of age who Is willing to do any kind
bf work, in city or country Address $40 Elm
street. 1851
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VIZ TANTED - SITUATIONS - BY two first-cass
w girls, one for cook and up stairs work. Call
mt 337 West Ninth street. 2l-3t
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XKTANTED - SITUATIONS - By two girls, one
w as cook, the other as general housework.
f,sli al o2 Ludlow street 21-3t
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National Associated Press to the Star
THE TURKS AND MoNTENEGRINs.
LONDON, Aug, pa dispatch from Wen
ma says: ut. is stated that the Turks and
Montenegrins have commenced hostiii-
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SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

I'VE
THOR sALE-PIANOs-On elegant new sample
Il piano for only $50; one second hand Concert
Grand, but little used for 5000 fine lot Of Ma
thushek Kranich Il Bach and other first class
pianos constantly on hand at greatly reduced
Main street aul7-3tSW&Th
TNOR GANS-One eightstop 1910 organ
II with grand organ attachment for only $iUV'
one sevcn-stop $230 organ, nearly new (splenuluh
only S75; one second hand twelve-stop $4oO organ
with pedal base in splendid condition. Tor Slo0
one eight-stop 500 organ with one and three-quar
ter bank of keys lease little shopWorn) tor SlD q
rare chance for Sunday schools, at RUDOLPH
WURIITZER & BROS 115 Main street.
all7-StSW&Th
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Great bargains for next so days at G REEN'S Shoe
Store a77 Central avenue. Ladies' Shoes 81, Misses
Shoes SOC, Childrens Shoes 25c, Mems Shoes 81
aul-30t
pOOTS AND SHOES-S. MARX, 1876 AND 1873
Is West Fifth street selling at retail at wholesale
prices Bargains. Call, it will pay YOU JylI-3m
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-HOUSE-No 1913 W. Third street
Il Inquire at next door west ZI-3t
v1OR RENT-HOUSE-No 60 Main street Ap
II ply at No. 60 w, Third street. Zl-5t
NOR RENT-HOUSE -Three-story brick, 365 W.
F Seventh, rooms. Inquire at "a Barr street.
2l-3t
TNOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room for
one or two gentlemen. 19l LongWorth street,
between John and Central avenue. References
required.
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WY ANTED-SITUATION-By young man to
w go to the country to do farm work. good hab
It's Address @. G. H., 80 f. Sixth street, 19-3t
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WY TANTED-SlTUA UATION-By a reliable person.
w as nurse in confinement, or any kind OF sick
ness Call or address % Plum street 2l-3t
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wv ANTED SITUATION - BY Young man
w willing to work; best references. Address
VM ENYART 46S Baymillcr street. 103t
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VXT ANTED-SIT UATION-By German girl for
w hsusework; good cook, washer and ironer;
riity or country. Apply al 255 Court street. 2l3t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-19

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
tom holding Terms at the City OF Seattle, In ana
for tho Counties of King and Kitssp.
The University Of the Territory OF Washington,
plaintiff, vs.. Samuel F. Coombs and William
Boyd defendants.
Complaint filed in the County Of King, in the
ONCE of the Clerk of said District Court.
The United States Of America send greeting 70
Samuel F. Coombs and william Boyd, defend
ants.
You are hereby required to appear in an sction
brought against you by the above named plalntin,
in the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory Of Washington. holding
Terms in the City Of Seattle, in the County OF
King for the Counties Of King and Kitssp. and to
answer the complaint filed therein. within sixty
days after the date Of this summons. or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you, accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover the sum OF
One Hundred and Nineteen and sixty-nve one
hundrsaths Dollars. balance unpaid ana nov 0ue
upon q promissory note for -Four Hundred DOL
lars made by said defendants on the 27tn day OF
September 1864, and payable six months after
date to the Board Of Regents of the washington
Territory University with interest at the rate OF
one and ope.hAK per cent. per month, payable
semi annually, and for interest on said sum Of
$l19-65 at the said rate from the I'd day ef june,
A. D. 1867, less the SUM of Fifty-eight Dollars,
and for costs Of suit. And for more SPECIFIC
statement of the cause and nature Of said action
YOU are referred TO the plaintiffs complaint now
on file.
49, Witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis. Judge
lL.s( of said Court, and the seal thereof, this
t--) 18th day Of June, A. d. 1878.
JAS. SEAvEY, Clerk.
By wM. II. ANDREWS. Deputy.
G. II. HANFoRD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
je22-w7t
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, june II - Ophir,
All; Mexican, l2 Gould s. Curry, :
Best & Belcher, l324: California. Is;
Savage. 1913; Con. Virginia, 1873; Vel
low Jacket. 8; Alpha. liz; Belcher, 3s5;
Sierra Nevada. 40; Utah, s.; Bullion,
SIS; Exchequcr. 1856; Point. 495; Over
man, l3 a: Justice. 365; Union, 3; Alta,
S; Julia, It; Caledouia, $50; Hale l.
Norcross. Il: CholIar, &c.
Sailed Bark oakland, Port Msdi-
son.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1S- Flour
Prices again reduced q shilling; extra
family and bakers, s. 6005 IS; extra
superfine. S. s7@6; superfine, 81 500
81 60.
Wheat - Quiet good old milling,
81 so.
Barley-Dull new, s5c@90c; old.
95@97s; sales unchanged.
Corn-Dull large yellow, So.
Rye-Inaetive nomiIaliy,14.
Hay-New crop. 7@l2.
Pota:oes-Dull; 1401ac.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
Tomorrow will be legal holiday
banks and exchanges closed.