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, 1879-04-23
RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION,

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cu1cAao April .a,-Ya loara on rp,.b,o au-
hor'.y that freight has been shipped asa IL being
shInpea TO St. Paul from Now York at 4o cents,
e'a.s "ne e".easo ne, 10 se faek ~
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ca!vo. In favor Of St. Pau, from New York Of 70
cents per 100 hounds. Wo haso noticed with
prahuse e,a yoae nshI 'oF ea'caeos interests Il.
to expose trls Injustice ns 10 eounel transnurta.
sfon companies to 0tyo Chicago u fair chance. All
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| iA"e1A'neA51 AalA AZ tAt PIohpotltJ oi tHeso
, 1879-04-23

Tho Authors' Carnival, it Is reported, tbin,o,
out notlccabty on washtny u,,d ironing ,ar,
when tho costumes had to bc taken M, ' ~
aired. It Is not everybody who lIas two ut, -,
knea brooches, or more tlIan onc pair Of Ions
Bilk stockinga, or q supetf1u!tY Of ruitcs,
, 1879-04-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tn1 CHICAGO Tntnrsx has established branch otacss
for The receipt OF subscriptions aad advertisements as
follows.
NEW YoHK-uoom 70 Tribune Building F. T. Mo.
FAnnxn. Manager.
rA1:Is, rrancc-No: 10 Isus de Ia Grange. .pattsro,
y MAitLkn, Agent.
LONDON. EnH.-Amtyicau Exchange. 40 Strand.
NExnY F. GtLtta. Agent.
WASHINGTON y. C.-t3lo street.
, 1879-04-23

Possibly one Of tho good things that will
grow out Of this colored exodus now going
on is, that it may help to sotlo tho Chinese
question without a violation Of our treaty
obligations, and without forcing tho almond
eyed inliyidua. to seek rosting-plaee clsc-
whore Tho Ohiunman ts as proyerbial for
hia industry rs ho Is for his long queue and
love Of rico, md rocont letter from San
francisco INSERTS that thoro is not an idlo
1nan Of that nationality now in California.
1Io possesses two distinguishing md emiuent
characteristics that will mako him very pop
Mar In tho South M hover OF wood md
drawer Of wator for tho self.suflcieut and
poverty.striokon white class Of TINT section,
to-wit ~, that ho likes to work for smnll
pay md (e) ho doesn't Want to medt1o
in political affairs. JouN would much
prefer to steal than to roto, and
he would g1edly stny at homo
aud wash and iron, or perform any manual
labor assigned him, sooner than to talk poll
tics md voto the regular Democratic ticket.
Tho negro's cnfranchisement heR thus far
beon little olso than a farce and burlcsquc,
and tho evidence tnken by tho TxILEn Com
mstteo amply demonstrates tho firm rosolvo.
Of tho wllito people Of tho South to control
public aGairs down thoro at ll lazards and
ut any cost. The negro cannot liyo III many
sections in pence and vote q ticket opposed
to tue regular Democratic arlIole, and IT l,o
values the right of suffrage Mt all aud wishes
to exercise it, ho must find placo whore
bulllozing aud intimidation md all TINT sort
Of thing Is unknown. 1Io las fnirly tested
h,a right TO have voice In public affairs In
accordance with the laws an1 tho constitu-
tional amendmenta relating to tho people
Of color since Emancipation Day, and
we MI know how ho Inns boen cheated
ut MI points, and deprived Of eyery privilege
bestowed upon him. Aud now It largo
proportion Of Tho oolored people tavo re-
solved to immigrato and find moro oongonial
homo, no one oan blame them,-the only
wonder being that thoy lid not bsgfu to
"moyo on long ago, The white race in
tho South aro Of that class who would rather
'srulo In IIoll than servo in 11cayou," md
they have natural Hiking for politics. A
colorcd man with n ballot In Ills hand {inlcss
1t Is Democratic ticket) will bo foroyor III
hla way, md there will bo no onl Of trouble.
Thcro Is tho old prejudice Of raco mud color,
tho old soro in tho memory Of tho changed
condition OF airairs when SAs1po waa chat
tel with o certain cash valuo, and tho wllto
man was tho ownor and lord Of body and
houl. The average Southern man IL naturally
harbarous aud cruel to tho negro as tue result
OF 200 years Of oppression praosicod upon
, 1879-04-23

Tie Abatement that Afr. Vanderbilt now
fayors the proposition to build tunnel under
tho Detroit River at nucky rolnt Causes somo
llsmaY ut Detroit; but tho newspapers there
try to put good face On tho affair. Tile Fra
1arss SAYS Drtro!t must asltl will have tunnel,
whether ono Is built at Rocky Point Or not.
Detroit Is not interested, tho Free Pres says
wlsely, In having through freight 90 by way Of
tint city, but aEo 10 Interested IN being on q
great national highway, 60 that IN her own
freight charges she can cnjoy tho benefits OF Il.
, 1879-04-23

beo'' slonhEe'.
10 thoso familiar with orr tafia Ana liz
compound hya'em OF tnxat'on' tao uerh'".'
asylo OF taxing everything ny weight 1a em''
ncntly simple IL nln,lts OF no if"'sa 1000
motives antl f'osa S'lR arc NIKE t"sea W
weight: In fcw instances 1no INK u le'.oo' To-
rs on hvo stock, ut 30 1nuch per he"a' 1ao
uustom.li oilcer has o'ly 10 ascofta'u
tho Kind Of goo'ta' AZ Tor 1as'odco "l'e'nos ~
~ na'io OF iron, wood, "copper" cotton, s,lk'
OF l.hen' ana thon wciga Tue "suo'os'
WHICH ara TO DO tH1eu hs 80 muoa
pef pohnu. onr statesmen haso nesos
oeeh anlo TO roach 8nch e'thplo
Ryateha rs TINT. on tho article OF cotton
olotti the c"stof''House o'iicor Inns TO count
tho numoer oi 'hrehds In n square 'f'ch, 10
test 1lo wAltonoss OF the closa, to ASCERTAIN
, 1879-04-23

All the energies OF the 11Ipax morning
osgan OF Chicago are now devoted to pelsuad-
tnS itself usn. lhe pub!lc that 1t still lives. 1t
already exhibits premonisory symptoms Of an
curly dissolution.
, 1879-04-23

The St. Louis G'ote, De'noerat spca1k, Of tn,,,
for 1854, saying TINT, II there Is tl,e same nsss na
lar dcmand for him ls,cn that tleyc /, nos "pa' "
will bc nominated md olected Tile C,o,<. ~. s
ocrat docs not luok forward with ,sn' nuv ,a's
tscnston to two or perhaps tuurc tt,,n'f ,'f's.
GRANT. We should like to know pscclsr1, W. "
It's position Is on tho question OF t;n.sr.'' way
1919, '@
, 1879-04-23
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

uEsTER[A LODGE, NO. At. 4. r. Il A. M.-The
EnoInbera are hereby notified to attend regular Com.
nnNicaton Of thu Lodge 10 10 held At tho ih1 corner
ing. IL p'eock, for inporta,t work and hlslncsa
Cf1AS. II. l5liESAHt ". NJ.
CIIAS. II. DitAnLF:Y, brcrctary.
, 1879-04-23

Ex,Congresan,an RAINEr is ul7,sed hv II.
Philadelphia Times to 70 to kansas and On,
TN with tue emfgrces.
, 1879-04-23

[ Clark street. opposite the CoustIlouIt. HIS Mhtta
W. Fiat Boat hplnatero."
, 1879-04-23

JusrlN McCAHruY Il as!d TO ba tho n1t man
rho ever stepped directly from Tie reporters
, 1879-04-23

Icy1ckcr's Theatre.
Madison ttrcet. bctwecn Dearborn md state, En-
tASrnlent Of Edwin Booth. "Istchard ILL"
, 1879-04-23
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL. .foopA
clso1xsAr1, April sa.-peckoTet,, e.t,,,uusp,v
Co., dpalcrs In stoycs, made Ill aes'A'
DAY. Liabilities moi kuoWu.
, 1879-04-23

Exposition Building.
Lake Front, foot Of Adams street. Autho1s' CAr
MA.
, 1879-04-23

I1a]ssed street. between Madison md Monroe. Va.
sttty entertainment Afternoon and ovcntug.
, 1879-04-23

Tho vicksburg Herald, one OF tic fairest md
most Intelligent newspapers In the South, ex-
plains that tho coming election OF United stntes
Senator Ia silasissippi is to be mada the occa-
sion Of on open issuc between the Bourbon and
the Conservative wings Of tho Democratic party
In tlat statc. Tic Republican party In tho
South being now dead, the Democratic party can
afford to divide Oh this issue. For itself the
Herald prefers tho CONSERVATIVE wing Of the
pary, eomo Of the articles ot whose creed arc
tho following: mo bulldozing; fatr elections;
housst support Of tho National Government;
liberal labor lars; prompt punishment Of
crime; economy IN public expenditures, md de-
velopment Of all the resources OF tho 8tntc."
1t will bo great day for Mississippi whcn this
programme secures tic approval Of tho people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

We have watched the sheep aud wool
business for twenty years, during which
time there were several papics, sheep be.
ing butchered for their pelts and tallow, but
Immediately after, prices rose, and then
every sheep was saved. Meanwhile, those
who kept on steadily and sold at the 90.
ing prices, have done well, while those
who held wool over year or SO thereaf.
ter were well paid. The truth is, there is
no better business, year after year, than
sheep husbandry, for the. reason that the
increase OF our populationis so constant
and great as to keep up steady demand
Tor all kinds Of wooden fabrics. As 1t has
been in the past so it Is likely to be in the
future, and those who have sheep may
safely get more. But let not inexper
men rush in, for complete knowledge is
required, and constant attention. The best
way to get good flock Of sheep is to
raise them, because tire are but
few chances to buy such sheep
a: will pay to keep, unless at
high prices. He who has good sheep
knows itas well as anybody else, and as a
general thing, if he offers to sell sheep they
will be culls. A beginner should buy a
few good merinoes, say from 90 to 80, and
i they are really good-that is, young and
free from dtsease-there Is more increase
and money in them than In flock of 500
cnlls, old, scabby, and otherwise unsound.
In TACT, such sheep are not worth the feed
required to winter them, and tho best use
to make OF them is TO send them to the
butcher, il such thing is allowable. By
commencing with a few sheep a palms.
taking man can learn how to manage them
as tAst, as they grow, being like some
school'teaohers, who learn as fast as their
scholars do. It will take from three to
five years TO learn the sheep business, and
by that time the flock should be OF re-
spectacle size. We hardly know OF an
instance OF young men going blindly into
Tue Tue business 9RsI with 900 head who have not
blins,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

EEW YolE, October -cotton-Q Quiet aud
steady at II NallAe futures steady. Flour
4uieti receipts &,OOO barrels; supArfne west.
ertl and State IS 25a6 90; common To good
- SoaB 10 good 10 choice 90 2Oa7 rs; whlte
wheat extra 50 0Ua6 90; Minnesota patent
process 80 00a7 70: St Louis IS 60aT so ;
Minnesota patent 81 26as Is WheAt-MOd.
crate export and fair speculation trade: 70.
eeipts 28l, 600 bushels ungraded spring 81 S6a
u; No. spring 81 35al SO; No. 2 do 81 IS
al S9j ungraded winter red 81 sal 4SH !:
No. 8 81 4ial 46i No. 9 81 4eal 6oJS; No, /
ii o0h mixed winter 81 46al IS; ungtaded
amber 81 42al 46; No. 3 amber 81 40Xa
l IS; No. 81 60iungradea white 81 42a
1 4si No 2 81 4els No do, sales OF 5000
onshell at u 49, No 2 red October, sales
OF 1900 bushels at 81 40al 5Oh; November,
sales oil $1,000 bushels at 81 60Ital ok;
December sales Of 268UOO bushels al 81 m
al 4oN Rye-Qull; No, wesLern SSa02Is
closing OF DC bid, Csc asked. Corn-DnIl;
receipts $1,000 bushels; tlDgraded 62a82ySc;
No. 3 62A62N yellow western csc, nominal
yellow 81; No. 2 October 6lKG bid, u3c
asked; November 0SAc bid, 63J Sc asked; De,
cember B5Ne. OAts-1n moderate trade; re.
eeiPts Col0O bushels western mixed aka
4S<c; white Westsrn AIaI6c. Hay-DemAnd
fair and market firm At Soc. Hops-Demand
active; yearlings 7alsc; eastern and western
s0aSsc; New York State s0ai0c. Coffee Dull,
sugar-Strong ;tair to good refining iSEG7}Ic.
NJ laSses-Quiet but firm; New Orleans to ar,
rive 7OaI2e Rice-a eady and in fair de-
mand. Petpoleum-Dlll: United aVaS 10.
crude 6lfa7 40; refined 71Ec. Tallow-Stsady
at 6%aBNe. Rosin-FIrm AT s. 46ai 80. Tuf-
at SiaaSo. Egts-strong; west.
eta lIa9Oc, Pork Demand active; mess At
$40 S0Ll0 S. BeeI-kirm. Bulk Meats
Scarce and nominal. Lard Demand actiye
prime steam S. B5 Butter Firm; western
l9a2Sc, Cheese-Flrm; weSterR 7Xal2jSo,
Whsky-Firm at SllaH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

NEW York, October 2l.-MoNEY-7 1872 per
cent closing at I per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a8 per cent Sterling exchange al
VI Sl4; sight exchange 81 So, Produce ex.
ports for the week $7,76S,0O0.
GovERSAENrs-Suong.-
United States ss Of 1881, coupon.
New
NeS Four and balls
neN
SHltsaot
RAILROAD BosDs-Aotive aud generally
stronger with great huoyancy In some Of the
Issues, especially Kansas and Texas fiBts and
seconds, the former rising from SSN to Oh and
the latter from SIX o4l. New Jersey Cen.
Tal incomes rose from SO to IS, do Gssented
convertibles from l0i to los, Wabash 0 ipyeFt.
lRles e4:fonPOA fFnnl 40 10 81, EFie new Gee
ond con OILS from 81 to S5M, and Iron Mount
ain inst preferred incomes from TX To Is,
second do rls ng from 6SX to 72k aud react
Ing to FOX Sioux City tirsis sold at esq,
STATE BoNDs--The feature OF the market
was rise in Tennessee olds 10 AK against 81
at tue last previous "a Q on, the 9Th inst, NJ
sTopKs-:The market at thu openinS was AZ
tiye aud blS,Yapt With i sharp ADVANCE IN Al.
most the entiee list and immehse transact lions,
The large arfivals oi SpepiH from Eurape, tic
growing traffic Of Western ToadI from hcreas.
lug movements Of Oere is at The chief eenters.
aud the improved condition Of the coal and
iron trade contributed 70 augment the bullish
feeling, which was iurther assisted by the or.
traordtnary demand Of the country at large
for stocks Of oil classes Tha Goa, SkaFes
ESih tha aangel Sucks WaBaIh, FAoihS
Mall SanSiB and Tel st. Paul and Mime,
sofa, aid Northern Pacihc were promineHti n
the dealings. Manhattan Elevated RaiIrhad
Stock was more ACTIVE thsti Of 'lAte and al
yanced Z PET can't The market continued
bAoSspt thISpg6 elktdnting The aitefioon
and the highest priees o fithe day and yea
were made Ia number Of instanees hut II
the late desliNga thss- VIA ssnesai III tioi
under hlet u raliss ps6tils Money advance
q ! peso nj per anhnri aud l.32 per cent Iel
diem for cal luails toward the elise, and iii
assisted the reaction. In the final tsleI
steadef feeling pfeyA led, and when m FL
change closed there was some reeoyefyfrou
the lowest figures. Northern Pacific cominol
closed at Ss4 and preferred at %. 81 Pau
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22
RxPoRTs ron EUROPE.
Continued Heavy shipments Of Domes.
tie Products : Grain, Flour, Apples,
Cotton and Fresh Meat.

Continued Heavy shipments Of DoEnes'
tie PrOduets- Grain, Flour, Apples,
Cotton and Fresh Meat.
MY. Bullstln q Monday!
There were seven transatlantic steam
ems cleared from here on Saturday for
ports in Europe, carrying out cargoes Of
the usual diversified commodities, which
in the aggregate footed up TO liberal pro.
portions. There was, perhaps, not SO
much grain sent out as on former coca.
sions, some Of the steamers not having
any on board, but the proportion Of other
products wps-greAter. The grain ship.
Inents amounted In all 70 over 1000
bushels, aud there was also about 20, 900
sacks oil flour. There was considerable
moyementof cotton, the cargo lists includ.
ing about Q, 500 bales; and another feature
was the export Of about 1000 barrels OF
the new crop Of apples, The live stock
shipments were 70 head OF cattle aud 1875
sheep for London. OF fresh meat there
were $50 tons for Liverpool, 4S9 quarters
beef for London, and 1870 quarters beef
and 800 carcasses sheep for Glasgow. The
main features Of most OF the cargo lists
we're as follows:
Ceramic, for Liverpool; 3,l2s boxes
bacon. G,SQl boxes cheese, 1888 pkgs but.
ter, 1886 bales cotton, 3.142 hbls apples,
! 500 cases canned goods, 1850, bags -four,
100 ties and $50 bbls pork, 80 racks lard,
80 bbls potatoes, % b6ls oysters, 474 bales
hops, 35 bales leather, 100 bags clover
! 400 pcs slaves, so tons fresh meat.
Helvetia, for Liverpooli $4,000 bush
wheat, 1896 bales cotton, 700 boxes bacon,
$50 pegs butter, 500 bales hops, 500 bbls
pork, % ties provisions, 66 kegs tongues,
200 bales domestics, 4,595 sacks flour, $50
bbls apples, $50 bbls potatoes, so bbls lard,
" hhds tallow, 800 cases canned meats,
% hhds and So tcs tobacco, $50 cases sew.
Ing machines, 50tons fresh meat.
Ethiopia, Tor Glasgow: 10000 bush
wheat l 800 boxes cheese, 500 pks butter,
100 bbls and 1900 sacks flour, $50 les
Deel. 30 hhds tallow, 1910 qrs fresh beef
md 500 carcasses sheep.
California, for Liverpool; 80, 900 bushels
wheat, 10000 boxes cheese, |, 1888 pkgs but.
Ter, 10000 sacks flour, 800 boxes bacon,
1000 cases canned goods, 450 bbls apples,
$50 bales hops, 800 sacks clover seed, / 200
1bls potatoes, 2l7 ties beet, $50 boxes hams,
20 sheep, 70 head cattle, 4S9 qrs fresh
beef.
India, for Liverpool: $1,000 bushels
wheat, 1928 bales cotton, 1850 boxes bacon,
Q ties beef, 1890 bales hops, 80 bags oil.
axe.
Rhiwindda, for Cardiff: 1920 bushels
phaat Rnn Iii. cd Ehn .,..l,, a.. n Inn Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

CHICAGO, October 2l.-Flour-Quiet but
firm, Wheat-Aotiyc, firm, higher and un.
settled; No. Chicago. spring 81 25Kal 20 ;
No. 2 81 l9kal % cash; / az November; ;
81 2SX bit December; No. 3$ll, Corn
Strong aud higher at 47s5ta4SC cash; 4511s4l69<c
Move nheT 4aHp the year; 4S9Ic May; rejected
4SHc. lAta-Active, firm and higher; 29Ifo
cash; S2sSc October; $50 Move uheF; 81 u SJSio
May. Rye, in good demand and prices a
shade higher at SASSY. Timothy seed strong
at 81 40a2 90. Flaxseed..Prime 81 2Sa1 2sIi,
Pork strong and higher; 81 6OAl1 IS cash;
$ll76 October; so 52llfa9 IS November; 50 Is
40 50 the year; $40 35al0 S7k January.
Lard-Active. firm and higher; 50 05aa "a X
cash. s. 02!Sa6 vs. November aud year; 50 Is
January. bulk MeatS-Quiet and unchanged.
WhiSky-steady and unchanged; 81 o..
FreightS on corn 10 Buffalo &c.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

Rhiwindda, for Cardiff: 1920 bushels
wheat 600 bbls and $500 sacks flour, 2, 100
pkgs butter. 800 boxes bacon, 1856 ties beef,
90 bbls pork, 81 hhds tallow, 200 bbls pota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

ToLEpo, October 2l.-WheAt-steaay No a
white Wanash 81 2SIi amber Miehiean spot
$l20h; january 81 42I6t No. 2 red western
spot y S6N; October 81 s0X November
81 S7Hi December 81 4Oji. Corn--FIrm;
high mixed Ole; No. spot 60Hc. Oats Firm;
No. S6Ac; Michigan $50, Closed, wheat
Steady No. red winter, November q ASK /;
pecentOE 81 AK; amber Michigan October
81 SI& November 81 Sst January a as.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-22

secondly-There are too many who
teach and who intend to teach only for q
short period they make teaching means,
not an end. This has been mentioned
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India, for Liverpool: $1,000 bushels
wheat, ,2SS bales cotton, 1850 boxes bacon,
70 tCs beef, 1900 bales hops, 50 bags oil.
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aud Minnesota closed at less. Union Pacific
aud Kansas Pacific were about the weakest
socks on the list at The close, while Delaware
and Hud'on recovered per cent
Transactions, $4,000 shares ri which
10000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, ia
900 Northwestern 200 St. Paul, $1,000
Wabash. 5000 IAekawanna, 1900 New
Jersey Central, II, 900 Delaware and Hudson,
500 Michigan Central, 900 Union Pacific,
5000 Hannibal and VI Joseph, 1000 Ohio and
Mississippi, 1900 Western Union, 10 900 Pa.
clio Mail, 1900 St. Louis, K ,nsls CITY and
Northern, 5000 Kansas anil Texas, 22OO
Louisville and Nashville, 5000 Nashville,
Chattanooga and 81 ouls, 1900 Northern
Pacihc, 8101 Mobile and bio, coo Ifon
Mountain, 900 81 Pau aud Minnsapolls
II, 600 Sc Louis and San Francisco, l0UO0 In.
diahapllls Cincinnati and Lafayette, aud
1000 OnlGkRilVef RI
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Foreign Drain market.
LosDoS October 2l.-The Marx Lane j
press says:

LospoN October 2l.-The Marx Lane Ex.
press says:
Imports otforeign wheat into london have
been ON fairly liberal scale, last Mondays
returns showing something over 5000 quar-.
tens, while subsequent arrivals up to Friday
amounted 70 u, 100 quarterS NOtWithstand-
lug the increased supplies activity and excite.
ment in The market prevailed The weeks
sales have been large, as millers bought. freely
and prices have risen from 3 to 4 shilling
on the week under the stimulus OF increased
consum ption aud speculation.
AaiAe on spot 10 ltll scarce; mixed Ameri.
can scarcely 10 be had at the close Of the mar.
ket Friday at Is shilllngsand 0 pence Der $50
pounds Flour has risen c0nsideFa ,ly, while
oats favored sellers shilling TO shilling and q
pence perquarter Arrivals ifIhe OOast are
moderate, and prices ShoW an advance. For
wheat the Improvement up to Saturday was
from Shillings to 3 shillingS anu pence,
subsequently with prospect Of considerable
arrivals there has beena decided pause. Maize
is lin fair demand, and prices advanced Q shIl.
iings and pence. Very large but somewhat
irregular business has been done In forward
wheat, AM prices from y 70 shillings higher
IN the week. A quieter tone, however, was
apparent Monday, and a part OF the advance
was lost Not much business was lUIe In
barley, bat prices tend In aollers' favor
safes ot khglish wheat last week amounted
70 Al S3 quarters at 40 shillings and % pence
per quarter, against 81, 6O9 quarters at0 s shil.
lings aud 8 pence for the corresponding week
lsstyear. Imports into the United Kingdom
Tor the week ending October IL; !, OILS, g74 cwt,
0tRheatand lss,Si2 cwL Of fl1ur.
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Nose, for Bremen: 1000 pkgs butter,
1925 bales cotton, 90 bxs bacon, $50 hhds,
100 cases aud 1856 bales tobacco, 100 bbls
dried apples, 500 cases canned meats, 100
tea lard, 100 tons sundrieE.