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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
superior Goods.

The boys and children's clothing at tho
Boys Clothing House Of b. Robinson & Co.,
900 Pennsylvania avenue, is acknowledged by
all to be far superior to all others in style,
make and price,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
Our Ten Dollar suits


For tho winter are tho nobbicsL in the city.
81 Soheyor, 5O5 9TH ST., May building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
THE Criterion for sale everywhere Sunday

OPERA GLASSES from $3.50 M at Harris s
o., 1876 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

IT WILL PAY ANY ONE IN WANT OF FALL
CLOTHING TO CALL on EIsEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS. THEIR
DISPLAY Is SIMPLY IMMENSE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

A GENUINE DIAMOND Solitaire Ring $40, at
R. Harris Sc Co.'s 1875 Seventh street north.
vast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

Try Lodille's Headache Specific for nervous
and sick headache. 1t will not disappoint
ynu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
DON'T fail to read The Ccitcrien tomorrow.

BURY's PIPsIsdwA cures all Kidney and
Bladder diseases Gravel, female weakness, sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

FOR BOYS CLOTHtSG EIsEMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND T., Is THE PLACE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
Ladies' Fine Shoes.

Tho Park Shoe Store, 932 Seventh street
has nice selection of everything new.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
THE RUSH TO CoUps CIRCUs.

UPHoLsrERINe speciality a: Julius Lans.
burgh's.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
Fon Oil.Cloths 90 to Julius Lansburgll's.

FALL STYLE GENTLEMEN's HATS. Slime
metz's, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

THE illuminated stem. winding Watch shows
time III the dark. Price, SO. Harris g. Co.,
435 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
FINANCIAL.
LITHNGRAPIaTNG,

STEAM LITHoGRAPHlNG ESTABLISHMENT.
PuoTo.LITHoGRAPHING A SPECIALITY.
No 1853 Pennsylvania avenue
ly2Olyt NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

FOR NOBBY SACK SUITS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND T..
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CITY NOTES.

FOR STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS GO TO ELSE
MAN bros, CORNER SEVENTH AND Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
4 N USEM ENIS.

FOR FINE DRESS SUITS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

INGRAM CARPETS, 25c up; Wool Carpets
SOC; Brussel Carpets, 75c up. Bargains i'll
Blankets. Best Wool Cashmercs in the city
for J0c up. Naudain, 700 Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
OR Carpets go to Julius Lansburgh's.

julius LANsBURGu, the popular Carpet fur
N iaLor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
NEW ADvE.T1sEMENTs.

FOR CLOTHING OF ANY SORT GO TO Else
MAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH AND 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

PROFESSIONAL BUNGLING.

The terrible case OF death from arsenic
applied to a tooth, occurring in Brook
lyn, the other day, has occasioned 4
great deal Of comment by the press
throughout the country. 1t was one OF
those remarkable instances of fatal con-
sequences from faulty practice, that the
public are taught to regard rs entirely
innocent until warned by such results
rs this.
The victim was ncphewo OF PGESCoTrs
the historian. Hcis represented to have
been man of magnificent physical
health, when dentist placed arsenic
in one OF his teeth to kill an
aching nerve. The poison attacked al
jaccnt parts, which rapidly decompoSed
under its influence. The gangrcne ma
liguauty ate through one after another
Of the connections between the head
ami the body. lIemorrhagc followed
the severance Of each. Most offensive
Ill~ WIS NlaNtNNA at u AN'AlNtlllltN lllN Nst-
in: volume. Oi course, life could not
lon. bc maintained against such 4 de-
structiyc operation Of the poison. In
two weeks the doomed man died, having
passed through eNcruciating torture.
There is a serious lesson in this sad
death 10 all classes. No matter what
his business, a man not thoroughly ed
ucatcd i'm medicine should not apply
active and deadly poiSonS to any part OF
the human system. The people who
suffer themselves to be the subjects OF
such operations, at the hands OF parties
who do not pretend to be yersed in med
icine, are partly to blame. Physicians,
as profession, are yet more at fault Tor
not warning the public against such
risks. and for not, at least, advising the
of those practices which in
duce the risks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
Wool The Situation.

Wool Growers Bulletin.
From all the reports and reviews We
can receive, WOO! would seem to be a
good article to have. No one could
blame us if We should advise farmers TO
hold as we could do this by merely
quoting from the language OF our most
conservative exchanges, but We never
advise holding for higher market.
Some men are situated SO that it would
be proper for them to hold on either a
falling or rising market, while some
should not. Let each man study the
situation" for himself, and act accord
ingly. We give considerable informa-
ton in this number from which our
readers can make up their minds. We
are inclined to think that wool may go
a little higher. Yet while it might grow
firmer in the East, the country may not
have any advance that would pay to
hold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

TIE Lowell, Mass, Courier, Rcpub.
lican organ, thinks that "DixOn's char
acter was a little off color for a martyr"
TIE elephants tusk sent by Cetewayo
to the British to signify the wish OF the
Zulus for peace is seven feet long and
eighteen inches thick.
TIE ingalls, Investigators at Topeka
have adjourned, to meet at Washington
i'm December. The testimony elected
by the committee was damaging in the
extreme to ingalls,.
WEALTHY bCggars are becoming quite
common in New York. An old woman
mendicant was arrested on Sunday last
whose bank book showed the sum of
$4,000 to her credit.
As A rule neither the German army
nor the Austrian carries tents. At the
nightly peril Of their health the soldiers
bivouac. Last year, in Bosnia, the
Austrians suffered terribly.
THE number of immigrants who have
landed at New York this year between
January and October l, has been 49,
4O4, against 1897 for the corresponding
months last year. The arrivals in Sep
TENDER were nearly twice what they
were i'm September OF last year.
TIE Cleveland PldndcGlr gets down
to figures, and allowing all reasonable
Republican claims, among them Il ma
iority of 900 in Hamilton county and
$500 in Cuyahoga, it still finds the De
mocratic ticket nearly two thousand
ahead. OF course this is the minimum,
considerable margin being allowed on
Republican counties.
4 BERLIN dispatch states that the
conservative papers are elated and the
liberal ones depressed over the result
of the recent elections. They haven't
the Yankee faculty OF finding something
TO crow over under all circumstances.
The ultramontancs say that the result
shows that the people condemn the
culturkampf. So? .ss
We are surprised to find the following
going around among our exchanges in
the "farm" column. Better advise some
thing that will be life to the sheep and
death to the dogs. To cure scab in
sheep, rub it with plain petroleum with
a sponge three times week. Dogs can
be cured of mango the same way
Hool GrO,cers' B,dletm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
A Little More of the Same.
Wool Growers Bulletin.

Wool Growers Bulletin.
A Wool Growers Association has been
formed in Wood county for the en-
couragement OF that industry. When
the time comes that sheep will have as
much influence with the small dema-
gogue who gets himself elected to the
Legislature as worthless dogs have,
sheep husbandry may become profta-
BILE in every county OF West Virginia.
Wheeling Register.
Whoever may be running for office
need give the above article no attention,
for the dog men all vote for the candi
date who favors the dog and ignores him
in law, while the sheep men all 90 Tor
party, regardless of how the lambs Of
the flock fare. Much the same are these
loud mouth Temperance men, who vote
their party ticket straight, while the
saloon keeper goes for the candidate
who goes for the saloon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
DIED.

MATHEWS On Saturday, October II, 1879, ut
II minutes after o'clock, RICHARD MATHEWS,
aged p ycarS.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF
his uncle, James Mathews, No. 80 Seventeenth
street, to-day Monday at / O'Clock P. NJ. Inter
ment in old Catholic cemetery. Friends of the
family invited.
SMITH saturday, October II, 1872, at Bolton,
W. Va, JuHN SMITH, in the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, corner OF
Twenty-third and Water streets. this afternoon
at O'Clock. mtcmcnt at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
tCincinnat papers please cOPy.l
HALlSY-October 18th, at II NJ, IIAELAN ID.
HAIISY, infant son Oi ID. W ana Mary {. lialiSy,
aged months and Is days.
Funeral from the residence, No. 1867 Main
street, on Monday afternoon Q3th) al 3o'clock.
Iutcrmcnt n NJ. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

THE editor Of the Cincinnati Epq,firy'
offers To contribute II 500 to a fund To
be used in protecting the ballot from
fraud in that city tomorrow, provided
the Commercial and Gd-fe willputSl 600
each TO the same fund, or either one OF
them shall contribute 81 900. The Dem
ocrats down there want fair election
and are willing to pay for it. The Re
pub.icans should now put up or shut up
about fraud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

TuE Hon. VIM. w. Springer, who
speaks at Bridgeport Tonight, is known
as the great rctrcnchcr" in Congress,
AMI was a prominent candidate for the
Speakcrship at the last Congress. 1t
will pay 10 - over and hear him, and ii
hc does not suit, go 10 hear Speaker
Randall mt Bcllaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

We had call from +. ID. EShlcmen,
editor Of the JTd5D,s County co. D,mo-
crli, last evening, who expresses HIM
sell as quite confident OF Ewing's cleo
ton. Mr.. +. addressed the Martins
Ferry meeting on Saturday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

New YORK will soon have its obelisk.
The heavy machinery which is to be
used to convey it to the vessel which IS
to bring it to New York has Just been
shipped for Liverpool, whence it will IN
due time be conveyed 10 Egypt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

Would it not improve the delightful
fragrance now waited on these October
winds from the bed OF Wheeling Greek,
if a few carcasses were thrown into it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

rTNRERE WILL BE GENERAL MEETING
i of the Stockholders of the Wheeling, Park
ersburg and Cincinnati Transportation Com
pany held al the Office OF the Company, No. LOO
Water street on Monday. October q, 1873, al
O'Clock \. ", at the request of stockholders
owning une-thini Of the capital stock OF said
Company. BY order Of
CHAS. MUHLEMAN, Pres'L
CHAS. II. BOOTH, Secy.
WHEELING, October Is, lSs9 oclSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

AN exchange speaks of Carl Schurz rs
the flying Dutchman. Very well, what
were those legs made for? BnBdio Ec-
press,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

canoes entered Evans and FELTON,. TO- Smith and Cut
Ter, 70 Foster and Gardner, 80 Smith and Cutler had
the inside course. but when the canoes we're put
In the water 1t was found that their boat leaked
so badly that they obliged 10 withdraw. The
between the other two very close and exci
ing but was finally won by the 80 men by length
For the fouToared race two crews entered Trmble's
crew drew inside position. In Peabodys boat the
contrast between the black and orange caps Of the
sophomores and the blue caps OF the Law School
they about even, Trimble's crew having slight
lead This was kept up TO the bend, when Peabody's
the stake first. When they came back, Peabody had
good lead and won handily IN Z minutes, Trmble's
Donaldson III Trimbes boat somewhat remarkable.
aud surprised his friends who have not witnessed his
performances since his freshman year.
Wolf 70 O. IL Hall so. and = NJ. Gtliev, so Gi.
ley had the inside, with Han next and Wolf the out
side. Giey got OF first, and apparently had the race
well in hand as the scullers passed the Ooathouse'
Wolf stecred bad course, getting into Gileys water,
and losing in consequence several lengths. Han, how
passed Giey. lie turned first, and struck out Tor home
with slight lead which he Increased TO several lengths
wien opposite Ihf e. & ms aie Ma VA mn & and
gave up when opposite the boat-house. , .,.,.
Much activity Is shown in athletics at Harvard this
Spring; besides the base ball and boating there are
numerous tennis clubs lacrosse club bicycle club
and many more preparing for the meetings OF the
Athletic Association for Thursday ana Friday, May %
and 23. The bicycle club has weekly meets and makes
long into the country the lacrosse club Is to play
matches with Boston and other clubs in the vicinity.
and Jarvis Field, with Its running track ana bali
field is covered every afternoon with students seeking
exercise ana recreation, while the b0at-houses are
equally thronged by the oarsmeR and Others Wh9 W.T.
ness the daily performances Of the eights. Goddard
started for Worcester to-day to practc on the lake Tor
Lis sugle-Scu with Llvh gst Ju, of Yale lie VIII be
guest of r BgCOw during the week, and Will keep his
boat at OLeays The rest OF the term viii have well
filed programme in athletics The GoddardLvnSstOn
May o. the class and college scuil races are
May II athletic games the following week. ana
the ball games with Yale and other colleges scattered
along until the lst OF Juy; and, ud up with, the
VARSITY ana Freshman races at New-L0ndOn, Conn,
,Tuuc - and 80,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
HARVARD ATHLETIC SPORTS.

TIE SCRATCH RACES-EYENIs IN PROSPECT
lyrovAN OccAs1oSAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIBrNBl
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 3.-The Spring
scratch races Il the Harvard University Boat CluD
were rowed today az over the bOsthouse course
As this was the first aquatic event Of the season. IN view
Of the interest shown in boating large number OF
spectators witnessed the from the Doathouse lhe
wAarycs and bridges in the vicinity. The course Is
about scveueighths Of mile IN lengthi beginning a
tie Westcru-ave bridge it follows the bend OF the river
10 the BrghtOust bridge where the stake-Doats are
placed and then back the same to the hhish Inc
rIarcemcuts were under the control OF President wal
Ter Triuble Of the University Boat Club during the
races the Class and Law school crews were on the ryer
and afforded the spectators good opportunity 10 VII
the eghts which Will contend for the supremacy
two weeks from todly< The tide was at half ebD' ana
the surface OF the riyeras smooth, only sght breeze
stirring The day was mild, aud the races gave satistac
on tue spectators who cheeTed Justify as the boats
shot by the bOahOuses
For the senior scuil there were woenulcs fIeh
body jr L. s. and H. G. DaDfOrth, L. 5. The latter WIN
Grew Of the Work done IN the MORN
ngs pull IN Law School crew. preferrDg 10 reserve
lis energies for the class races. Peabody ro"ed the
course alone in CAS- aud much applauded iof his
admirable form.
The canoe next in order, for "hich tniee
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


YALE BEATS PRINCETON AT BASE BALL
lruov .,S OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oFTHE TMBUNE.l
P.INCEroN, May 3.-Thc first of the series
~ games for the college championship in base ball was
urlved here this afternoon between Yale ana
P-.u.eton Yale was well repres autei among
tie great crowd OF spectators and the Princeton stu
don't. were present almost to a man. Promptly al :
o'clock the game was called, and Princeton went TO the
Bat b. good batting they scored four runs, ana the
prospect seemed favorable for the orange and black
Yale did not succeed in making run this inning. IN
line second inning neither side allowed to scOre
but in the third fourth and fifth innings Yale made one
four and four runs, respectively, while Princeton
gained nothing Nine to four caused great fan IN the
spirits and hopes of the rnccOnians but there were
stu four innings in which to rally. And their sup
rortcrs were not disappointed Runs made in the two
following innings by Hamill. Harton, Schenck ana
Wgton brought the game TO very interesting crisis
the score now being nine t. eight IN favor of Yale. But
Yale batted heavily and Princeton made some costly
errors the remaining inungs increased Halcs runs
10 l3 aud Princeton lost the game. There was some
very good playing by both mines, but Il uneven and
spasmodic The number OF errors very large with
consequent large The best OF good feeling pre-
vailed throughout tie game, and It was v.ry evident tna
both had determined that the old Yale and Prince
ton feud should be end, ana mat these Two COZ
leges should meet with the rendnes as Harvard
and Princeton. The Yale men departed Tor nome az
$40 =. in iubllant spirits; the Princeton studths
feel disappointed the reut but not dlshearleued,
for three weeks until the first with Harvard
and the nine -hOWe ed plainly that 10 did not lack good
material but that 1t needed faithful and earnest prac-
ticc The following the Official of the game:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
DFClSIONS-MAY3 3.

S,,creps COurf-C -Ckambcrs-By Judge Barrett
S,e 80 Baere otto act OttO-Orders settled MRuhat-
e Report confirmed and order granted Nlniams ag.'
Report confirmed aud order granted Wauc az
N,cnos Denied Townsend agt TOwnsend-frooi ihsul'-
oYu rfqc Do,ohue-Focy sgt kronberg Order granted
psff al BOY c-Referrcd 10 A. :. Hamersey j. tampueu
80 tle Campbell Printing Press aud Manufacturing OVN
SoS..1 Tyr1-By Judge Van NOrst -lltchcochi ~
pslsIee-I want counsel. Zoeltner 8gt LothtIo
Refcrs report confirmed and Judgment III favor "I p"n
io ivire Donohue-The People rel UaRerty agt the
r6Sri oi Police Commissioners. see memo ahduh
<,,.erj0r f'gYrt-NDecdi Icrm-Bv Judge ScugWlch'
Iarnci al AIT Smth-FnGlngs se'utu. IueI - ' a.
rf Davis IlcaeruC agt. Stures 81 order dslisshs
rToceefiues The American National Bahh Ht Wio'
approved LaJned ei al agl ht'u tl III. &
f,I,1ur motion agt larsh-'iueI tAt.p'iut lSf''
Ci nom rtu of Judgment Amberg AIT llarklus 81 a.
Cri.r teryue motion. Jafray ct al agt kcud3h tt al
order clauel and undertaking approved Sneg.Is ~
S,eiuc. ordered 10 J. = BOsworh. Pryor e al oG rag
i.lt-Drcr va.atiug order. etc, and appointing Ictii
Learned al. Reid et al; B"rand as' , T i.ti
Mufu4l Insurance COMPANY; MONKS as,,, lvNS go
Fellows; Mtrcidiits
~ MI: Ramsay aet stewart; Faye agi MltchelI hnqn
e,f gIlrIuu. Conner; Manhtlltl
Tsrfr agt carr: Prugle agt. LeuIich turpet 3Et De
Comeau; Whiting AIT Price McNluan aEt OIoSDH @
S.f V.rIertu -lrisrs granted. Dickinson AgI bcNiH.-
Motion denied Fumial agt Adams re- I lrjs ~,
eh4res flr Tyccs confirmed Carnegie ct az aEl t,
Sor Elevated RAILROAD Companv ct al Orier granted Una
T4Ufn have leave dcsis from further proceedings Wuu'
c0sI, AGAINST Eim. HINT ei al LaWltss StG %
M.i, 5-,or rf orl ~ ai-Motiou denied without
AM pa answer proceedings should not be stayed sec
Common Phas-SpecidlT Tom-By Chicf-Justice C.f'
paly-BOUrmau. etc. agt Percc--ec me- IT., %
E1tIschld; Wad agt Craig spross AIT Meii H'3 'lS
DalLg.-OIdAtcd
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
c,LENnAn, WIS Day.

errrr,,r CCrRr- -CHtNrFas-Dou0Aue J.-FIrst Monday
motion calendar Tho calendar VIII be called ei'.Io' '"5
Gf2iau Trr,-Aeiourued until tomorrow a, 1880 a 9.,
SrTcItL ILlN-Nau BIuut JDen IA =.
n .5 25 law aud Fact-Nos sG1 sos lo-5, 5S5 los
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TtI II-Nan Worst J-Nos ~ L. l5I7I % %S2-' 49, -i'
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'rt.i Ii-LiVr'sc, J-Nos 2lil. 1877 ISL. ISL
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D5murcss-Nos !, ?. 3, 4 o. g. Issues Of Fact-Nos. 10
inclusive
51NaiI Pifhs-GrNrRAL TTr,i-C. P. Day, c. J.. Iarre
nor. aach JJ-Appeals from 20 10 ~, m 5a
elusive Appeals from Judgme4 -\e ~ 70 ~ u 1
Appeals Marine CourtNos - TO bo inclusive AP
peas from district Courts; os 4O 10 "a, lno't>
PONY TFKW-AG GIouruei for the term .., .o,.
TEAL ITRM-PAII Ivan H0esen. = Nos -: 'c,5 5SS'
1903 i2i 1908 asa l74i, 3l5 81 2gl s3l zS' S.,9
1929 1888 l96i 9l1 1850. So, sc IVto 0oo -i-0' -
Ittlr Cnil,fl iIiu iERW-PAET I.-Aker, g J.-Nos.
1871 475O 57g7 1851 J7II SOB o'4Z Jo9' V'V' oI1o'
"',,' ihot T. INos 1909. 57l9 1888 5537 6l74,
5Gsj (. 1863 1870 l2Ji, J245 j6e 4l@ 1,3, 1,1 3+2'
Pt.I ul-0o-II, J.Egs. 49, o''t 90, 80, - -
5573 57 62l 5-u2, 57Oj GJ5l 5oJ9. 51j2' oC-@ 1@oo
Jj-J. Jipf, Juou .t4', yhi' . p ,r,.. -,,,,,. .,,
W..,e j.. TayIor foolous assault ana baert Au-4st
Hart, william Ia. Taylor, edmond lcuy}, 4ll'o'S s.l.
august Hart Maggie Citnens' ti%11 ,s, l@tco1J ~
Bosch. D.-aIy NaEac u Bleu, p'ul larceny.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-05

PLOUK AND MEAl-FLOUR-Market steady moderate
eXport and fair trade demand ueum grades or Win
tel Wheat Extra and advancing sses le5OO bOs
including 300 bbs City Mu Extra y sOGs5 -O $500
bbls Extra % 1887 ~, for The whole range
Including bbs Clear S3 9OG ~ % LOO bbs otiaghb
Winter Wheat Extra ssas9 mainly for export S!6fj 30
g bbs Low Extra s. as3 So uoluoing 800 bbls. TX
ira state So TO- delivered 800 bbs Rejected 81 372 400
bbs Superhne, IS 25d$3 rs attet tor Choice Winter
Wheat bbls No p - - IS 20. or the sales III
900 bbis were for export. Quotations: No. 2 81 20
sS 20 upernne % ass 49, Common 70 Fair Extra state
s3 50ds3 s5 Good Fancy DO. IS 9OGs5 Common 20
Good Western Is 90 as3 90 Choica 10 Fancy do -
ds6 To- COmm0a Coco Extra Round Hoop ONO IS co.
S95 Good 20 Choice DO 81 80; Common Extra
50 75ds390 Mixture s4 81 2Ji Bakers Extra - 20
e. 5Ods5 5O Patent 80 5Udt7 80 with one
brands held higher 81 Louis Common to tar EAta
s3 g5d*3 Fair Good S4dS4 so Good to Choice Fam
iy "a 6Ods5 TO; Patept Winter Wheat Extra. So 60e
II 90: closing steady SOUTHERN FLOCh hrm ialrly
active trade for export and homo sales 5000 b6lS
Common 10 Choioe Extra 81 50 Choice Fancy IS ~
RYE FLOUR drm sales $50 bbls Superine - q
s3t0..CORN MEAL dull sales, $50 bbsi Yellow West
erp s2ds2 35 Brsndywine. 80 so.
GRAIN-WnEAT-MaTke et irregular and unsettod Spring
and Red opened about sc lower No Amber aud
No Whits steady market generally closing with little
strength moderate export inquiry mainly fot No
Whitei fair trade speculative account salo 10000
7SIo; Un graded spring sAfssc No Spring eOci No
Chicago held 81 OS with OF hid Ungraded Winter Red.
ebc AL o. No Amber. 81 IL No. Red 81 l4f$l l4h
nearly all al l4b Ungraded Amber, 81 II Mixed Winter
sl lYia9Sl l3; UngraGed White ST. ! lusl lAi NO
White Al O6s No 2 White, 81 o02dtl 10 No White.
27 900 bush 81 l2S Extra White u lSS No spring,
June 900 bush ST. eosips 90 & bid. 81 aAsed NO An