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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28
asW 'I1s,ssI sIfaa.l,. { Itictoxis. 4

The elections yet to occur this year are
in Califofnias FseptembT 3, for state and
judicial officers, four congreasnen, and
members Of the legislature; in Maine. Sep
tAe lsgislature; in lows and Oho. October
IA, for state officers and members Of the
leglature: in MARYLAND, Massachusetts,.
Minnesota, New York and Wisconsin
November !. for state Offices. and members
ofths legislature. and IN mississippi and
Ns.; Jesssy November 4 for, members Of
the legislature il Pennsyl vania November
4. for btate itlsalur1r md members of the
Legislature, and in Louisiana, Deoembss l.
ibf the sd6ptiou Or rejection Of the proposed
constitution. 4. nembsr Of oosgrees Il
Oil vacancy, will also be elected in Iowa
October IA.
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Iisp,oRr.Ac.

Detroit, Aug. 29.-The four cared race
open 10 allreRattas, (which the umpire yss.
terday decided should be rowcd over on &C.
count of the fouling of the eShowaecaemettes
" the W Wyaudoue crew, 'wss pulled this
morning, the Showaecaemettes and Mich.
gaus participating. The Excelsior four
first over the line 10 yesterdays trial. re-
fused TO pull. claiming that the qmpire's
kde9S6n ws9 ub1nsk Tbea raq1 wes won
seasfl& bYa theeSho1lecie9e,tSe 10 3 :56
Di4 bee, pne, 4ue snda bslf. xth the cur
I 1eAg Bhncb Aug. s2s -As Aoi@ou.l
PARK today Beafta won the mile dash
Csstognette second; second Csrita third
Time ! 80.
London. AUG. 2sS Ths; great YORKSHIRE
stakes we're fwon BY Ruperra; Wheel o
Fortune second; Rycerski. third.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

An Ascending Express Once Clerk
Assassination Of two Men Near wall
pole, Illinois.
ST. Louis, Aug. Pit will be recollected
that few days ago dispatch from Kansas
City stated ihas Wm.t X. Bell, receiving
clerk in the American & Kansas Pacific
Express Office, had sbsconded with consid-
erable cum of money. Nappears he receiv.
ed two money packages containing $3,OOo
each, from the Kansas City bank addressed
to Wichita, Kansas, on Wednesday, appro.
priated them to his own use, and accompan'
led with. asyeman, said 70 be respectable
ss 81 Ldas Ss ' rSStsS ssssss,s;n.f The e
police here were notified and Detective
Page assigned 70 work up the case. He
learned that the woman returned to Kansal
City Saturday night. He followed her there
and learned from her that Bell expressed
from here $500 to Trenton, N. j., and ther
left the city. This money has been recov
cred in New York and probably Bell vii
be ..rested in day or two. u lsSj~l
st. Louis, Aug. 27.-Thc body Of Jas
Reilly, pork packer, who disappeared from
his home here Thursday. Wss found in th'
Mississippi riversa6ost9O &les below th'
city last evening.
81. Louis. Aug. 27-Sam H Pemberto,
and Wm Roberts. while returning fron
G.llatine, I'm. U their homes near Wal
pole we're wsylaid yesterday and assassi
mated. Pembcrtan had been to Pembertol
To take charge Of a Law suit. and whil
thsfeI he'd difficulty with party interest
ed 70 The suit, but nothing serious occurred
It 10 suspected that the person with WHOM
be he'd the trouble committed The murder
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1ELEcsAPH.c sREv,T'Es.
JEwErT's SALARY.

Saratoga, Aug. 27.-The examination Of
Jewett. receiver Of the Erie railroad.
brought out the fact that when he was
offered the presidency Of the road he re.
quested that he should bes paid in cash
$i5O.0oo, being guarantee Of $l5,O0o
yearly for ten years; besides this he was en- en-
utled by the agreement TO receive $s5. 600.
T6ayable annusly. These tefms xere'asreed
Is, aid he va paid the Sl54O00. When
the oourt sppoiated him receiver h,.3 sslar,
!" H': t|5td + IS being '''n7 '.''f'
THE RELATION EXPLAINED.
Saratoga, Aug. ,2S-At the railroad in
vestigst,on. to-day. VIM n. Vanderbilt ex
plsincd the relation of the New York Cen
trail and Wagner sleeping and parlor ca
companies.
sa,3 f.gaw1Qsr AT SEA- .gsl vi
Boston. Aug. 28 The schooner Stepher
Bennett. from this port for Baltimore, cap
fsIzed Capt. Bennett aud the crew Of five
persons and three passengers are supposed
tote lOet.f " II ~ r.: ft
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recent expre.sions Of opinion TO the con.
trarv. re affirm that the shipments OF
honda and iron or any other commodity
Iii be quite inadequate to settle for time
the ENORMOUS balance which must be aeon.
.,",.t;no ON account Of AQg1oa food.
The r,ossible ultimate effecssDf thiS eeft Of
hnl S~nill u Mise off from one one
IN pne narter q cent ~ the te Of
di1 mi bw quotl anon ankegAt four
or 6SsYsr cent. tee ratezxt bank =.
England. T.
POOR CROPS.
The reports Of the harvest are daily more more
leplorable. Al several places the'e nave
M sssp 'hi''y ''pss hours s.;;S'; .'f$3 .','' ,iL
In. ood5nuSSctloo, vjth the stock exchange
+ sAfti.men,: aS @ the The %tsiidre Of james Case, jry
iobber In railway stocks, is announced. His
daaciencies is estimated at from e2O,Ooo TO
e 4a,oose. ,!oos
INSULTING KING.
,.p.i.. rAnrr 90,-'rhes election 1t Bof-
,i..n4 i D.& heid 81. Sunday The re-
nublicans OF Bordeaux have resented the
presence or KING Aifonso dt Arcachon by
placsrdtng the town with insulting rel
erences u. .tbe ktug Thspoaics ,toscsseem
}doss im@sdi.ssiy, and 5 inquiry h.s beer
EjnSajauted.s >-'4s- s*fHa1" S'
WILL ASSIST A NEW LOAN.
Coustapt,pople, Aug. 28-It il believet
I Id government circles that after the solution
of the Greek question, England AID Franc'
/ viii assist the porte to launch .. new loan.
/ sHIPWRECK
,Yokoh.mal AnsI I25.-The steamer Nor
denskiold, snppoSed to be the store chip TO
the Nordenskjold Arctic expedition has bce'
totally \ Lost; PFsv- saved.
QUITE A NOVELTY.
london, Aug. ga Cleveland dispatc
says ths shipnsats of iron Wednesdsy in
cluded small quantity of pig for Americs
quite novelty in trade.
BAD FOR CORN.
b Buehssia.. Aug. I3s.lIhe weather coatiI
I iheedfy Sndh plseqSsntly there is it'll
hopsOf fmpfdVemeht In the 1ndiansc cor
crop of Roumania and Bulgaria.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, August %.
WHEAr-Firm. Shade higher. No. red
96c spring S62 cash s7lc bid September j;
87a bid October.
hx1-Fifmsr. 48A4
Cokx4Nrmsr, 81 sc cash, ss!c sep.em.
Der, 33cs asked October.
OArs-Firm, stronger. 2lsc cash, 22sc
September. 23c bid October.
/ AiI1r-7zc. bid ssptsQhef.
f6IKANGk, lower y7Oe@7OS cash
|$7 95 bid September, $S071@8.1O asked
October.
LARD-Quiet, unchanged, $55ol caaI,
$3.50! bid October.
WHsKY-Higher. 81 on.
MILWAUKEE,.
frggYYEy Ailwspkee; Ausn@ 8.
s.WAsArl3@l&cA AigSsN Hard IsSc M
/, 92Ac; No. 2. 894c cash September s9c
October 8ss No. 8, Sac; No 4, 774c.
CoRN-Firm-32sc.
OArs-pull., No. 2; 2lHH
RYE-4sic: sfsssfS ~
| BARLEY-COc. =
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PRoposrp REDUCTION OF WAGES.

PROPOSED REDUCTION OF WAGES.
Loadon, oApSs 4zrIAs Manchester tiu.ss
diaa says tie executive committee Of the,
north and northeast Lancashire masters as7
ISOLATION will meet on the 2nd Of September
is is A. r. :s%. .sass:'sp 10.
towards the alleviaticn Of the depression in
trade Ia absolutely necessary. but general
reduction l. liable 70 take place. A CORES.
po.4esA sA:a9s5A.s.Fsh hsA.:s y. p.s;,.nt p.c,;,as
whas extreme measures they may adopt.
TEE BuLLIoN QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
London. Aug. 2S.-The Financier aays
that l7s,00O pounds Of gold 10 expected BY
.tsenss q Southampton on 6ryt Of Sseesm-
bes. he h1lki u athiSl - ID, NJ aher
vlth io0. 900 pounds recently arrived will
Pseoebly 90 % meet the American de-
osna. 4 great deal more bullion viii
usooossse ~ slos sA1G90. In soml
quarter y Y believed that within . CON
p:raaivsiy brief space tvo millioa Ipound
viii b ssat here. Nosvi.Assandtns III,
S' a0TNHaf
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
fn~bGsl.i III NAV Nod. August Is. :
,aYAeAr!spripS ,t,ongsr, fWinsse a@lc
III C&ef,s s1airly active No. 2 red August
$h4343fa23Ia $50 bns
RYE-Firm. Slate 67c.
CoRN-WitlDst decided change western
~'5sa 6s@&ssf! sssaaafssissa sss,. w...:z1n w.z mixed
27c@S2c, white 3l@39c.
BARLEY-75c. (
PoRK--I.over, 1915 caah.
LARD-Aboss steady, unchaosca $5S5
RsN~QsisG sssti@a t,sa aq a
| Rurr1a- --UneAanesd.,saa s3 "a
E0es-UuchAnesd-sesli lic.
CuEnsE-2c(GHc. Z
! WnMEy-$l.06i.
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NRE4CRjPTl0N FREE

For the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness, LON
1 Neah9Vd. Aud al aisoc1esA. hrolgAt On By
'sslssseass. s : xdass:s bx xafDsES x : o3, rs s
NaaaAN street, New York.
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nAaais9sV W 1rttee.ru.-

Il 9sis s3nswArA sfHser. as.Fsst
-:eises sasa New ork, .Huguss es
81 axmey-506 psr ossGsa9.f&i 80
Goy!.apepsa-Fsssaes.es a'st aaa
,e Stock9sTHEesAYy,.s,s =! II s!sss ~ ft.,s
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A nc AQUATIC pIcNlc

ToRoSro, July ls.-The Hanlan Club
will hold a regatta here from August 10Th
to the Goth. Eight thousand dollars will
be given in prizes. Elliott and Boyd will
Re invited.
PROSPECT OF A RACE AETwERS SMITH AYn
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Chilian fleet is still blockading
Iquique.
The war-like preparations on the Greek
frontier continue.
The Senatorial Committee on Ferry's
Educational Bill elected Jules Simon Pres.
ident
Prince Jerome Napoleon intends to
visit Empress Eugenie as soon as she has
recovered.
A dispatch from London says that in
some quarters the war in Zululand is de.
clared virtually at an end.
Gen. Garibaldis application for the an.
nulment Of his marriage with Signorita
Ramandi has been rejected.
A dispatch from Berlin says: The
Russian authorities estimate the number
OF Tekke Turcomansi arms at 10000.
A correspondent at Paris reports that
Prince Jerome Napoleon wholly disclaims
the intention OF becoming a pretender tc
the Imperial throne.
A Spanish decree will be published
shortly, annulling the decree Of '67, re
lative to articles from the United States
conveyed in Spanish vessels.
A dispatch from Rome mentions repor
In circulation at the Vatican that the
French Legitimists are trying to induce
the Comte De Chambord to draw to him
self the clerical Ronapartists.
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Our AWful Confederate Congress.

LITTLE RocK, July ls.-w. H. H. Clay.
ton, United States Attorney of the West
ern District Of Arkansas, publishes no.
tice to the effect that no action will be
taken at the August term OF the court in
any criminal case, and informs the parties
and witnesses in such cases that their at
tendance will not be required until No
vember Sd next. 1t is alleged that this
action is taken because Of the failure Of
Congress to appropriate for fees Of mar
shals, and it closes all criminal proceedings
in all cases where compensation is paid
out Of the United States Treasury. Il Is
probable that iurther postponement will
take place in November upon similar
pretext that this courts jurisdiction ex-
tends over the Indian Territory, as
nearly all the criminal business is derived
from that section. Some forty or fifty al
legged criminals are now in confinement in
the Fort Smith U. S. Jail, whose trials are
thusly indefinitely postponed.
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ZUI.ULAND.


rEAcE ovEEruREs OF cErEYwAYo CONFIRMED.
LONDON, July ls.-A special from head.
Confirming ] % tbe report % Of tbe sen5i,g Ss 5n W
tusk to the British Camp. Ceteywayo
promised that the rest OF the cattle and
the two cannons captured at Isandula
would follow. Lord Chelmsford sent a
message saying that he would delay
crossing Umyalossi oneday and consent TO
accept the disarmament ef one thousand
Zulus, instead Of the entire regiment. Dur
ing the days Of grace, thus granted, three
great columns Of Zulus were seen to leave
Ulundi and occupy the bush between that
place and our camp. The intention TO
make night march on Ulundi, was there
fere abandoned. Gen. Wolseley has sent
an officer here, asking for full information
on all military points.
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BondhoIdera, suits Against Railroads
NAsnvnLE, July ls.-A development in
the suits brought by the holders Of Ten.
'nessee bonds against the railroads Of this
State is attracting much attention. An
effort Is being made by the bondholders
to have the motion to appoint Receiver
for certain roads heard on the 28th inst.
Judges Baxter and Trigg, the Circuit and
District Judges, are passed over, and out
OF the nine Judges OF the Federal Supreme
Court, Judge Strong is selected, though
this district is in Judge Swayne's Circuit.
On the well known case Of the st. Paul
(Minn.) r. R. Co. vs. Chamberlain and
others, the Supreme Court rendered a de.
clsion thought TO be conclusive OF many
oil the questions made In these cases, and
settling them adversely to the bondhold.
ers' claims. Judge Strong alone dissented
from this opinion. The present move is
regarded as an attempt to defeat an adop.
ton of the settlement OF the State debt BY
the peopleat the August election.
The American says Judge Strong, how.
ever, stands so high as an able and up.
right Judge that It Is believed here his
situation is a fortunate one for the rail-
road companies, for ii he settles the ques.
tons involved in accord with the rule in
the Chamberlain case, as it Is felt here he
must do, for the case presented here in
behalf Of the railroad companies Is a
much stronger one than shown in that
case, the bondholders will abandon
further prosecution OF theirsuit.
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The Ch hcsapeake and ohio and its Con
nectIona. .f p

The man. .Sgers Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, having prudenuy allowed
their enterprise 70 rest during the late
.years OF depression, are now availing
themselves Of the returning national pros
perity for completing their undertaking in
its various ramifcationS. Presideat Hunt
ington has just issued circular calling
the attention Of the friends OF the Com
pauy TO the importance ofhelping forward
such further works as are necessary tc
giving the road those connections with its
sources Of traffic at the Western snd and
with a good harbor at the coast. TbC
road, as at present constructed and operat
ed, extends from Richmond, Va, TO Hunt
ington on the Ohio liver, distance Of 42E
miles; and Of this section Of the road Mr.
huntington says: -.
while the coal, iron, timber and othe
natural resources with which It's rout'
through Virginia and West Virgins
abOunds are giving II q steadily increasing
local business, which will ultimate!,
reach very large proportions, their deyel
opement must, necessarily, be gradual
and to build up 0 traffic from thesl
sources alone, without Western ,connec
tionS, that will enable the road TO earl
sufficient to meet It's obligations Is no
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Extensive Grain Buying In Central
Illinois.

Illinois.
A telegram from Springfield, ILL.,, to the
Chicago Tribune, under date Of the 14th,
says: There is considerable excitement
in the grain markets in this vicinity. Not
only are local dealers at every railroad sta-
zion in the country making exertions to
contract for all the wheat in their vicinity,
but representatives Of Eastern exporters
and Louisville and New Orleans houses are
in the city, and from here dispatch agents
TO all the surrounding stations to con.
tract for both wheat and corn. For q
day or two, when the movement firBt
commenced, there was disposition on the
part Of the Eastern representatives and
the agents OF Chicago firms to bid against
each other, but this appears to have come
toau end, and an understanding seems to
have been reached. 1t is asserted by re-
spOnsible parties that 81, 900 bushels Of fall
wheat have been contracted for delivery
at the warehouses on the lines in this vi
cinity for shipment to Chicago by Monday
night, and at least 10000 bushels more
torshipment to Baltimore In July. 1t is
stated, upon authority, that there are on
deposit at the various banks in the city
upward OF half million dollars to the
'eNdit OF leading grain dealers in Balti-
mOnr, Philadelphia and New Orleans"
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
No Abatement Of Yellow Fever al
Memphis.
New Cases Frequently Reported.
The Exodus Of the Msmphlans
Continues. !,
Further Particulars Of the strandlug
Ofthe State Of Virginia.
Ex-senator Ramsey to be Secretary
MCCrary's Successor. 2
THE CITY OF DEATH.

yellow Fever on the Increase at Mem.
phis-BuslneaS Generally Suspended,
and the Exodus OF the People Un.
hbated.
MEMPHIS, July 1s.-Two new cases Of
yellow fever were reported to the Board
Of Health this morning, Fred. Rekers, a
barber, and ], N. williamson. Both Of
these parties have been sick for two days,
and the yellow fever symptoms were fully
developed to-day. All trains going out
late last night were crowded, and many
are leaving to-day. While a majority Of
the physicians do not apprehend the fever
to rage in the city, they advise all those
who can to leave the city. The weather
is warm and sultry to-day alter the thun-
der storm of last night. ,........
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GEORGIA.
An Impeaehmenl Cnsn on nnna-

ATLANTA, July lS.-The House Of Rcr-
resentatiyes to-day voted to instruct the
Judiciary Committee to prepare articles
OF impeachment against Comptroller
Gen. Goldsmith, based on the report ofthe
Committee Of the General Assembly that
has been investigating the transfer OF titles
to wild lands. The grounds OF impeach-
ment will involve Hinton P. Wright, a
friend OF the Comptroller, who, 1t Is al
alleged, offered to bribe two members Of
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oSE Of the largest sugar mills in the
world is soon to be erected in St. Charles
Parish, Louisiana. The total weight o.
this mill, including the engine, will be
100000 pounds. The latter will be oI
about 800 horsepower The rollers are to
be feet long and 40 inches in diameter,
weighing each $1,000 pounds, or in all 81
900 pounds. The shafts are of wrought
iron, lSA incha,in diameter, and 20 inches
long. The hou sings, made Of the best CUR
metal, are each IA feet long, with lS.inch
face, and will weigh $1,000 pounds. 1t il
estimated that with this machinery there
will be gain OF more than 30 per cent on
the work of the ordinary mills. A mum
ber Of single or three roller mills and a few
five roller mills have been erected in the
State recently. l.aT5h1sR
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BellnIre.

DR.. Pershing, Of the Pittsburgh Female
College, was in town Thursday.
The stone wall above the new Globe
House is being rebuilt.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold q
meeting in the Methodist Church Satur.
day evening.
The alarm Of fire sounded Thursday
evening about seven o'clock, was caused
by the burning OF the roof OF the B. & o.
power.house and water tank. The old
chimney had become so dilapidated that
1t was lately torn down, but 1t never set
FIRE to the building as the new one has
done. The hose companies were promptly
on hand, even that Of Gravel Hitl coming
as far as the Public Square, but the Lib.
erty got q stone In its nozzle and did not
succeed in getting stream as soon as the
others. The Hook and Ladder Company
ran its truck down and used some Of the
ladders. Cars were run in CLOSE and hose
taken upon them. The inside OF the build.
ing was 30 dark and had so many timber.
In the way that the men got completely
drenched with water. Not much damage
was done.
Col. Harper, the Colonel OF the Second
Regiment, has issued general order No. i
in which he makes some appointments
Dr.. kurz remains Surgeon and W, II. II
Brown Sergeant Major. The 18th regi
ment band becomes the Cd regiment band
All the companies OF the old Second re
tain their.plsees in line In the new Second
gol. Harper Is expected here SATURDAY
night, and Company D will turn out to re
ceiye him. Bellaire should have goot
company and now Is the time to turn owe
. new leaf. Col. Harper wants all the use
less members discharged and the com
panies each recruited 70 sixty men.
The subject Of Rev. B. S. Deans sermol
next Sunday evening, win be "An Infalli
BILE Church or an Iniallible Book"-Yhich
Those who heard tho Rev. Mr.. OleSye teI
Hhy 'Ae became a"CathoIic, should hea
this sermon.
'9as. 4 McAIillen, Of St. Cls!syiIls, was i
It9Rn Friday, ROT.
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Western Union InIunctlon DIsmlssed

ST. LOUIS, July ls.-The petition Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
an injunction to restrain the building Of a
new telegraph line by the Central Union
Company along the line Of the St. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern Railway, pre-.
sented to Judge Thayer, Of the Circuit
Court, several days ago, was dismissed to.
day on motion Of the attorneys for the
plaintiff, who have decided on another
mode OF procedure.
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sPRlxeFHLp, ILL.,, July 49, Governor
Cullom has received letter inviting him
to attend a reunion Of the soldiers of the
Northwest to be held at Aurora on An.
gust 20th, 2lst and 29d. The committee
request the Governor to invite the Cover.
nors OF all the States and Territories io
attend the reunion, and he has according.
ly extended invitations TO them in the
name Of the soldiers OF the Northwest.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The American Bankers Association will
meet in convention at Saratoga August
In the city election at Jacksonville.
Fla, yesterday, the Republican ticket was
elected by over one hundred majority.
A call has been issued for Convention
Of the National Greenback Labor party Of
New. York at Utica, August o8th, for the
nomination OF q State ticket.
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TnE sales Of wheat in, Baltimore for the
week ending yesterday aggregated $780,
900 bushels, about the largest transactions
in the same period recorded there. OF
this over 100000 bushels was Southern
wheat. For August delivery the sales
were l,95O,OOO bushels, and the remainder
was spots and other future dates. The
shipments were nearly half q million
bushels, which were large for the opening
of the wheat movement It is predicted
that Baltimore will have the briskest
wheat business next fall and winter ever
known. The crop is large and the world
wants it. This port, with its ample termi.
nal facilities and short lines TO the grain
fields Of the West will get a full share OF
the trade in cereals.