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The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
still Another Fraud Resolution

The following resolution was pres entrd
as question of highest privilege in the
lower house of the New York Legislature
on Tuesday by Assemblyman Daly, but
the republicans objected, and the Speak
or ruled il out of order:
"Whereas the State of Maryland has
instructed its attorney general, in case
Congress provides for expediting the ac-
ton to exhibit bill III the Supreme
Conrt of the United States, alleging that
Rutherford b. Hayes and William A.
Wheeler were not duly elected Preident
and Vice-PreSident of the United States,
but that Samuel j. Tilden and Thomas A.
Hendricks were elected President and
Vics-President of the United States, and
praying said court to decree accordingly;
and +"a
"Whereas bill has been introduced in
the Senate of the United States provid-
ing that such action shall be expedited
accordingly; and
Whereas it has been asserted in the
public press, and by implication in pub
lished affidavits, that one OF our Senators
in Congress, the Hon. Roscoe Conkling
possoseos valuable information and per-
sonal knowledge of alleged fraudulent
and illegal practices affecting the choice
of presidential electors in the States of
Florida and Louisiana in 1876; therefore
"ResoiUed, df the Senate concur0 That
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling and the Hon.
Francis Herman, Senators in Congress
from the State of New York, or both and
each, be instructed to vote for the afore-
said proposition in the United States
Senate"
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
General News.

The frost ia Canada has seriously dam
aged the fruit trees and gardens. The
grain crops may, however, yet recover to
large extent.
The Bass River Savings Bank of South
Yarmouth, Mass; and the Union Savings
Bank of Fall River, Mass, have been
granted the benfit of the law restricting
payments to deposltors.
The seat of Representative O'Oonnor,
in the Ohio Legislature, has been form
ally declared vacant in consequence OF
his disreputable antecedents. The Lsgis-
lAture has adjourned until January next.
The Pennsylvania board of pardons
has refused 10 interfere with the decision
Of the court in The case OF Dennis Don
nelly, the Schuylk II county Mollie Ma
guire, who IL 10 be hanged on the I'D
inst.
I he music festival at Cincinnati yester-
day had fair wether and an immense
! crowd. The city was decorated with flags
and evergreens. Mrs. Osgood made her
first appearance in the oritorio of the
Messiah last night.
Philadelphia Fenians pronounce the
report that Capt. n. r. Harris was about
to issue call for 1000 volunteers to go
Russia without any foundation. They
state that he is an adventurer and has no
authority to represent the Fenians.
The Wabash railway case has been re-
moved from the Fountain county (Iud. }
court to the federal court at Indianapo-
lis, where the motion for the appoint
ment of a receiver will be pressed. The
injunction granted in Illinois is contin-
ued.
AT 81. Louis, last Monday, little Char
ley Cottrell, six years old, playfuly
pointed Sharp's revolver at his aunt
Mrs. Dowler, and with remark, "Lool
ouI, Aunt Lib, am going to shoot you,
pulled the trigger. His runt fell to the
floor, shot through the heart
The Eastern Amateur Press Associa-
tion met in Philadelphia yesterday, and
decided to protest toLhe Postmaster Gen
eral against the order preventing amateur
Journals from passing through the mails
as periodicals. Delavsn w. Gee, OF
Washington, was elected president.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

we condemn them for failure to attend
to the education of the hand / believe
that Wilmington can produce az many
educated mechanics as any city in the
country of the same size, and that she will
turn out rs many in the next ten years.
Let us not condemn the uneducated, for
in some cases they are the best worknen
The uneducated workmen frequently
possesses faculties which serve him in
stead of education.
am especially pleased to learn that
the Board of Education has chosen for
It's head gentleman representing NV
profession. / have known him for years,
and know he has never tagged in his
efforts to make things better; and with
your assistance, gentlemen, l am sure he
will be able to improve our educational
system TO some extent, at least. 1t
may be improved much, for / believe
our public schools are among the best in
the country.
Abiding to the press of Wilmington,
the speaker said it was n curious press,
1t seems to be necessary for them to be
battering at each others heads or get
ting up something against their neigh
bors; or reporting so closely things that
are said at meetings of The Board, that
made it look as though the members were
not so well educated rs they should be.
So much had this been done by the re-
porters that the preachers meeting had
found ii necessary to avoid them. He
deprecated this superfiuous exactness on
the part of reporters, and wished that in
the future they would omit the reporting
of harsh words and expressions where II
was not absolutely necessary.
To the toast "Our faithful and efficient
Superintendent" Superintendent Harlan
declined to respond on account of the
lateness of the hour.
DIR. Grimshaw offered a toast to the
reporters, and Mr.. S. Hersey, of the Re.
publican, responded in an effective man.
ner, giving his hearers some hints, facts
and suggestions in regard to reportorica
life which they probably never knew be-
fore.
Mr.. Baird moved that the meeting ad
.journ with vote of thanks to President
4 Eckel, wnereupon the latter returned his
thanks to all present for the compliment
of their attendance, and dismissed tht
assemblage.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
New Castle Letter.
ANOTHER NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WALKING MATCH, ETC.

WALKING MATCH, ETC.
NEW CASTLE, lay 16.
|. Plat, of the firm of Platt g. Elklng-
ton, merchants, will in day or 80 begin
the erection of a large dwelling house on
Vine street below Delaware.
This evening Rev. Geo. r.. Bristor will
lecture ON "Ths Creed OF the Baptist
Church" Seats are tree and we predict
large audience at the NJ. e. church.
Grand lecturer, Charles King, A. f. &
A. M, together with Mr.. Gilmore thar
uess maker) and Mr.. Erhling, of the
Neaodrk Ledger, paid our city visit last
evening.
Richard Jones will on Saturday after
noon at o'clock, make o start from the
Court Heuse on a walking'match against
the old Veteran, Fine. The route is to be
up Delaware street to Orange, thence to
the Market street bridge; over the Chris
tiana creek at Wilmington and return.
Dick has quit reputat on as "walk-
ist,' and wa Look fora good timo. He
will, like Sergeant Bates, carry the stars
and stripes.
strawberry crates are beginning to ar
rive and soon the old Battery will pre-.
sent an animated appea q ce. The sort.
ing of crates has become one of New
| Castles industries. Few If any of those
who see the immense quantitles:.o of crates
|
they can be returned with any certainty
| 10 their proper owners. AT Jersey City
they are loaded into berry cars and
brought here, where the ear Is opened
and on the end of each crate is found Q
number stenciled. THIS number repre-
sents the station. Now each humber Ii
filed by its If until all the cars are emp
tied, when they are again loaded, begiL
ming say at the last car on the train IL
[ which are placed those which belong a
Klrkwood, or Middletown, and continu
ing, so that the car or cars containing
those belonging to station are cut off a
they pass down and those for the brancl
road switched off ALREADY prepared 70
them to do in like manner. This assort
ing of the crates has been for some year
past, and is now under the direction o
Mr.. j. =. M. Wise, Jr. A large Dumbe
of men are employed during the season.
The late cold snap is said to have in
ljured the pear crop in and about thu
city. Beans and tomatoes were injured
in some places, and numbers of fiowerinl
plants destroyed.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Another Russian Cruiser.

AT one o'clock to-day the State of Cali.
fornia, a new steamship contracted fol
by the Pacific Coast Steamship Company
to ply between San Francisco and Port.
land, Oregon, will be launched from w
Cramp & Sous shipyards, Philadelphia
She is $500 tons burthen, can accommo.
date 400 passengers, is 315 feet long, and
built to make IA knots an hour.
A telegram from Philadelphia last
night says that the California has been
sold to the Russian government, and
that 100000 in gold was paid on account
at the office OF S. A. Low, New York
agents of the Pacific Coast Steam Navi-
CATION Company; that considerable al
terations will be necessary to fit her for
her new duty, but 1t can all be done with
out. delaying her completion for sea, and
adds that so far as is known this is the
first steamship purchased by Russian
agents in this country.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Brief Locals.

Court will probably adjourn to-day.
Decoration day will be celebrated here
Posters very cheap at the GAZETTE
job office.
The DAILY GAZETTE is still increas
ing in circulation.
Call on Sutterly 800 Market street fol
fine photographs. may2tf.
City Council will meet in regular ses
sion this evening.
The recent rain has damaged some
what, the strawberry crop.
Delehanty IL Hengler at the Opera
House on Saturday evening.
Teeth extracted without pain by DR.
Gallagher, No. S35 Market street.
When passing down Market street, lool
at the display of pictures by Sutterley, il
the windows of No. 302.
Unlike other cathartics, DR.. Pierce'i
Pellets do not render the bowels costi VI
after operation, but, on the contrary
they establish permanently healthy ac
ton. Being entirely vegetable, no par
ticular care is required while using them
Sold by druggists.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
A Ministerial Excitement,

Rev. George r. Kramer, pastor Of
the Household of Faith Church, ha.
been on visit to Cecil county, Md
during the past week, where he dedioat.
ed a church, and also preached to the
Susquehanna fishermen, Last evening
some thoughtless person circulated re.
port that he had been drowned and this
report gained such credence this morn.
ing, that number of persons called at
his house to condole with his wife and
make inquiries in regard to the affair
The report, it is almost needless to state
is entirely unfounded, and Mr.. Kramer
will arrive home this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
[RST EDITION..
IocaI Time Table.

800 LEAVE WILMINGTON.
!. Pn.lllaielphla; 2os, 6;55, Il SO; 3 o. s.9o' 90
4. iam A. M; 1881, 1910, 2.3O, 4.3o'
/. ; 8 D. m. ON sundays; 2.09. y 10 a.
|sm, ! 80, 9 10, p m. ,o ,o,o
or YORK 209, B u, a m, u 81, IL 40,
M. on Sundays: 2 % m.
timore and Washington; l2i4, l 10,
/ an. Psi, 1869, 5 ". pm. Sundays
h l., DEPOSIT. 456 p m; no Sunday
r. r,stle: 5, 6 20, 9 80 a IN; O5, 8 80 p
'o sunday train.
ware K. H.: rs, 9 80 a m; / O5, 9 30
4 Nd sunday train.
imngton & Northern X. RI o 20 a
AN 50O D m, no sunday train.
1 agare Western X. H.: 10 ~ a MO 81
4 n sundays: 10 30 m
y.ARRIvE WILMINGTON.
a. D., ,ad,ppia: u 66, s 81, 9 "a a m; !.
~a lgI, S55, 45i, 5i4, 8 25t
In 10 pm; on sundays: IL 30
Kan 80, . 81, II 10 p m.
|y'rIo. Z: II 50, 81 IA m; IL a. IL 81
tsapm IN Sundays; II 56 a m
! tm. az ,o ~
| ,J5 m; on Sundays: 2 IL a IN . 81
fgg.hington. 2lS a m II q, IL So
!5p III; on Sundays; Is m; 8 ~
Por Deposit: 500 a m no Sunday
.ysr Castle. I IS, 30 a IN IL 90 m
sp.iOip p M; no sunday trains.
H. aware r. R.. s50a IN; 4 20, q 40
lu sunday trains.
IW .mmgton Il Northern X. r.; 8 0S
sm.siOpm; no sunday trains.
/ b-aware Western X. R.; SO a m
m, on sundays; q 90 n m.
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Btnad street and Washington ave
1880 10 80, | i5 a m; 2 80, 3 80
5l5, 645, 9i5, II 80 pm; on Sun
,3lam; 60l,9 IS, II 80, p IN.
/ f(riy. second and Market streets
nijam, Y Is, 8 55, & 50, IL Is p m
ssalayS : 81, II - n m.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Burglars in Cecil County

The railroad office of the Baltimore
Central Railroad, at Colora, Md, was
endered by burglar on Wednesday night
last and some 81 taken from a drawer
which was broken open. The agent, Mr.
s. Brown, has No clue to the perpetratoI
Of the robbery An attempt was also
made to enter the house of s. T. Hind
man, but the party was scared off by tht
dog. Geo. w. McCardies' tool chest, in
the Iailroad warehouse, was also broken
oDen.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Festival TO.NiCht,

The strawberry festival under the
auspices of the ladies of the Sunday
school connected with the First Presby,
tsrian church, will open this evening IN
the old Board of Trade rooms, Masonic
Temple. The ladies' intend making il
one Of the most enjoyable affairs of the
kind this season. They should receive q
liberal patronage.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
|ign TelcEraphic Summary

|nHemnt Of the East Indian
llta without previous notice
,bpuliamrut will be discussed
\ |lytrionM question-The Lon
loIl, that the issues of the
a'' have passed beyond the CON
Il the British Parliament
iil'ldr at present, it is thought
h,orlble influence on the
tstN. Petersburg-The execu-
e >7an conspiratOrs has been
--aAl'@ question of commuta-
',dNu,sr,l-The Prince and
Wales aud the Prince of Den
special visit to the American
'Ir Paris exhibition yesterday
0il'lnned at Burnley, England
'-lh race for the Chester
4 y Al Chester was won by Pa
zealand second, Jester third
'loi Persia, has arrived at Tiff,
Emperor William does not in.
sentimental magnanimity. II,
AN attempted assassination as &
l. affair The trial of the per
Fill take place shortly.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
for To-day.

DO Mddie iiomtic States and Eng
tiom 10 northeast wmds, falling,
! rl rising barometer cloudy and
rel jy Wwiaer, clear .,oeotl.er.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
DisOrderly Conduct.

George Ward. col, was before the
or',sr,r M1sGr last a evening, charged with dis
oruerly conduct. He was required to
pay costa and give $500 bail for his future
good behavior.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Strawberries.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad, was:-
To Jersey City, .......... l
Previous shipments. ts................... 53
Total thus "a
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Our County Court.
BUSINESS sLACK-CoURT ADJoURNs AT
400 O'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


AFTERNOON SESSION.
New CASTLE, May IA.
After the mornings report was sent
over published in yesterdays late ed-
tion,) the Court lapsed into silence until
one o'clock when it adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re-assembled at o'clock.
Judges Houston and Wootten on the
bench.
+ Mr.. Turner, counsel for Jane Sullivan,
applied for a decree OF divorce for her
from her husband James Sullivan, be-
cause OF Ill treatment and desertion. Ehe
decree was ordered to be made out.
The was the first case after the re-as-
sembling of Court. In fact this was the
only item of interest that occurred after
the sentencing of prisoners.
The greater part of the afternoon was
spent by those in the court room reading
the papers, and looking at each other. :
AT 400 court adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
To Carpenters & Builders

The Trustees OF a.. o...em NJ. E, Church
will receive sealed proposals fer building
NEW CHURCH EDIFICE on the old
site,
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Flour and Feed store of Il IL. MOZART
ney, No. West Iuth street, w lmiugton,
Del, and at the onice OF Thoopolis P.
Chandler, Architect, 226 Walnut street,
philadelphia, Pa.
The trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, and will require the one to
wh m the contract is awarded to give
good and am pie security. The proposals
will be opened on Wednesday,, May lind,
at z M
The ivelope containing the proposals
should be marked "Sealea PROPOSAL and
may be left with r II. McCirt .ey, No ?
Niest 10th street, or addressed to Rev. Q.
+. Sheppard, MI. Salem, Whining ION,
Delaware
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees,
mayl4-TL
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
us Wssnln',rre sann'erest of Any Man.

nov.ns'on Post.
Is not movsnaaaa smnaaeurated by Mr..
@an. IIls IIlssement iu the interest
III lI'.sd " otates, w OF the people OF
tq1lr h own Caisfr a'i,s,frlSght-the II right to
'Oasunn alton PTS to arrest or de.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

A beautiful complexion depends upon
the purity of theblood. To keep the
blood pure and healthy use DIR. Bulls
blood mixture.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
DEF,

DEF,
BRTNGHUR At On the morning of the
18th inst Anna. daughter of oseph and
Anna r Bringhurst
E The relatives and friends of the family
a re respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral on Seventh-day afternoon, the 1sth
inst., from the residence OF her parents,
corn ar OF Third and West streets. To leave
the house at 5 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

ID STREET lEsTERDAY-The
i'A'' was dull, but steady. Gold
'i0lA from 1909 to 1909. Gov
O'll1h We're firm, States dull and
.'''' Money on call was easy
/ o''' closing at a per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

7 RADICAL Congressman exhibit a
D. lear to ave an investigation
f 'I' Florida Electoral vote.-
Al.I-IDl-at il II they can.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

leI forney has been seeing the
i4Dlo'uon, and poetically remarks.
WI! fettlt, the graceful pioneer
%e'llorable adornnents of our
'l' A' Falrmount, showed me the
Tue American section ON the
si,le OF the Palace ofthe Champ
1t is simply effective and har.
i' S a silent sermon in itself
nave in thirteen windows OF
.,'. sl'1 the thirteen original State.
'u OF over these the succeed.
making thirty-eight in ALL"
l' . the Price of Gas
EbioPPa s passed in the New York As
tLa, s provlde, that gas GONNA
nsr eras State shall furnish oas nf J
pdI. y, nd,. not less than sixteen stand
10 clhs. ho"ei' az a price put to ex.
llabi,ae's bes containing more thai, lO0
au1 'S, % W. 81 per thou.and cubi,
band mcr cuts CONTAINING less thai
aud II, u'Vne n,s tuaa 75,UUO inhabitants
and mnr'. U'.'eS containing less thar
and md ulote than 30, 900 inba b;,sn,s
raIr'i ~ NJ Gil'ies, villages or other in
and , places contsiiing / va Tho ,
aud in ofe vi, .n Than 25,Ov inhal,l,ants
tIplar.S' ~ an ,S SSill,s, villages, or incor
ScoSS trsss,l ls.s lhan 25 Ooo p and - mar, ,,'r,
frss inhabitants, So. illumiuatin, atm.
Sp lon to be myrchantablnA As" and n csm sh'
! uaSE ark qnalIty, Gas meters tgr srs sr', y y
steg aHs Indicating the sIrs ospaciIv ar' % o
hd The @ul 4l The 'lare of It's tnooy beine yes, a.
antw 1TrOsll that NAV be e1anS rea ies, ps,
b for the GWoii,umer tirl, is limited to iiv tiy,
ars3 81 gas gas used BY tIe tIe aa"Snth a1,er tina
b be \" "ees N,', will be the sum avtle anthn,
aud rspsi,,ic sU Collected in advance' Ivan sa'hSI Al
ng Of gas ,o,s ars ~, for the furnisbin,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

The frost ia Canada has seriously dam
aged the fruit trees and gardens. The
grain crops may, however, yet recover To
q large extent.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

Savannah, buying ls, selling Il premium Charles
ton, easy. offerings light, sl66l5 premium, a pre-
MUM; New-Orleans, commercial lie, bank, Il; st.
Louis, 81 premium; Chicago, 80 premium and
Boston. 12l2 premium.
The United States Treasurer Rt Washington to-
day received 1910, 600 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts $500, 900, and
internal revenue receipts S6S0,000. The follow
ing Is the Clearinghouse statement to-day Cur
rency exchanges, 500, ,4SS.742; currency balances,
$3,422172; gold exchanges, $9,531. .997; gold
balances, $134,OS5.
The sum of ElSl 900 bullion was Withdrawn to-
day from the Bank Of England " on balance" max
ing total in that way Of f447000 in four days.
British consols in London advanced to 95ll16 for
money and 95l3l6 for the account, yielding some
what at the close. United States bonds were
strong; 1865 at 1O7, new 5s at 10Sls, 4l2s at
log, and 10-4Os at 1099i6. We quote American
railway securities as follows; Erie 1853, pre-
ferTed 32Ss, Illinois Central SO, Pennsylvania
Central 314, and New-Jersey Central 3l4.
There was no quotation for money. In Paris the
per cent French Tentes opened at an advance TO
113.37l2 and closed at 1910.
The gross earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, for the second week in June were Slo-
ia "A.
The following official statement of the canal
collector at this port shows the total amount OF
west-bOund freight shipped by canal from New
York together with the total amount of tolls re-
ceved on the same from June - to % inclusive, 9s
compared with the same period last year:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnPEAN NIARKETs.

ffvrapoot June p -PorE-Eastrrn dnl al 30 Western
dn 1 i2 umbrrlni Cut steady at % Cd; short
Pb Urmer a 90 Long Clear hrmeg at Ud. snort Clear
frmrr a Sd Long cut nrmer at Shoulders rTin
or al 27 Becf-lulia M,ss dull ~ sa Extra Mess duh
IA o.. Prime dul az y. lard-Pume Western
dun a 30 a Talow-Pume city duh ~ 81. Turpeutne
--ft.fs dull AZ 20. RusB-COmmOn dnll at b fine du
st So Chroso-AmeucaD Choice dun az 4j. Lard OH
N FlOur-FxtTa state dan ~ 20. Wheat o.
-ur.ne duh q Id. No SprIE dull al STA;
Iyior.r old Mixed = n dul ~ "a 3D.;
Ngv doll latg - Oi--NOue The nurkct
rrfuts OF the from Atlantic ports, 1000
ar frum Pacific ports l95 qr from other sources lSOOO
an. Receipts Corn, Z 1000 qrs-
2f-l23J Cotton qlct and unchalge1
MItHug Up a. Bitd Mddng Orleans b'lcd. sales o the
day 5000 q lOuO 9hts TOT sue lA''sn tLu eA'
rYrt Eecep-s GlOO bales including 90 bales American
iufur- paFily i1sd better; UIlands Low Mdhng clause
uno delivery IS al; low MidunuE Caus une and
JuIv delivery G1g rpaud Low Mhding clause July and
AUGUST delivery 67g-d Julants, Ln Midhhng clause Aug
t.t and SeptrUber delivery, Ugni Uplal DIS Low Mddmg
clause -enttmher and october denVey b'Igd also ba
clause, October and November deiy-
cry s, al Uplauus, hiding clause New Crop, shipped
Nayel ser and December. sail. 6iasd.
IrRViOOI June pa m.tard, 36 per cWt tor Afnerl
ca Bacon, 80 90. cwt. for Short Clear MtldleA
tTyFErDO June 24--5 D. u.Ihe safes Ol cotton totay
Urudru 800 bales American Futures quiet but steady
I.IyFRPOOt. June 2A-j:3U y. M. -Commun b0dn, ~
LONDON. JunC % $50 m.IaOW 3obd per cNL spirits
of Turpruune. 23 81. per cwL ,oc,
LONiON. June 24-Eye ing-CalCuftn Linsecd 4SOl per
or Ilnsced OH. e27 o a R27 l5i uer son.
AyWR June 2i-Iru closed IS francs 90 conumes per
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

FToUE AND MEAIs-FLoUR-Market heavy very mod
crate eTe9rt & dsmsTG s5o b Rsus 5s60 bb
Exua si0s7 10 for the whole iangE 10Y Dds UI % a,n
Extra slas4 81 including LOpO 6bs Extra ota - ~ ~
ana L1Oc yPt gP 90 Fyra - $3.50 7J 100 6bs q
g 25as3, manly - S9@'Z M ,o .Siss So 1900 6ys
for export ogotaG9. no. & 5a9S ~ % af S'P sI
Choice 70 Fancy 25 common % GOOD Western t1T @
Trtfa One f4as4 10 Good % Gnoce oo - syGs5 90
gs7 75 Win some holders sfkns higher agurss' ST.
Good DO - soGsj 90 Good % ch9S9 c@i,1IIEt EIIlEEIt
FIOUR about steady fair export uhI'Sd JOo
Pgg Ea6' a 75@F5 10 FS to c6oeS S s5as5
Chioe 70 Fancy Family g sJds f N.Y.
STs5 mSfs 5s5vs 800 bb sold Sqs2 80 yellow Westerns
~ To- lower yery moderate sH
port limited Oiy ming MIME M i bgsh spot nclading Tn
graded spnng 8jc asl No sPr9g Csc Nc sslnI 5
90 SSeS So oS d6 S0 81 i6Ss S6P5Rm IL so So DO 81 y Willie
Il IA Amber Long 81 Isl EItra White g 22 Also 5000
bash NO Winter ed for dsiiysy 1g 70 ~ M va @ - es
ssRed do JulS siOi bid 81 90 asked DO August 81 eGs
i9s y'S S 90 Jny a Oi y cosng OS bid q % asked
no w %inl Jay 81 Os ess1g 81 o. : bi8 81 ssEed do
August 85e bd q os skea o hYE M stsaGy '7 s @
bnsh No. Western ~ % 29h Jgly oSS os
ana bcfoRS ia lc ioWer good bnsness for export ta
home ade large movement in future. sass 5zSSgo Ss
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Isct mainly 42d42Ae. No 43tet4 sci manly pd aaSd
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Yelow Az dJOc Western Yellow, 500 40 y VIZ" w. o4
tS fesUer xed June A2c. closing 4lc Dd SAC hshou
% @I Isc closng 42lac bid 4J 2c. asked do August
443S eiosIng 44qc. bid 449e asked 10 y Iuhei nS a.
Hc coing l4c bid. "a &c. askod; do July s'ie Siosn
tisc bd l54c. asked doy August - 4o,ts oiss s
46e. bid. 464sc dnr No p s0aaSIci No
WIitS 1908 i1c Mixed Western, S0GSi sci Tbis Wbs
s,ss ssas5e including 756O bush NO cheaso
ssafdaV sftern5on Tor export Slc- 10000 bush 40
oS speculation 80 c 600 Bus foT July 80 q
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