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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-05
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-10
OFFICERS.

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''or solo lv Allen. En~ IS Go. Sew
cUi- $50 uu~ag "a ,lUiuc..Hl iinr.
I...-N.t
, 1880-12-05
BUSINESS.
Stocks FIuctuating and Feverish'
Closing Weak.
Money Easier and offered at the Close
at 8 Per Cent.
Currency Shipments Growing Lighter
Foreign Exchange Weak.
The Produce Markets Active, and Very
Weak-A Drop Along the
Whole Line.
Prominent Loags Selling out-Dis Trading on
Itw {ork ltcount-l Tamo
Closing.
FINANCIAL.

Although money, which was tho CHIEF factor OF
speculation, grew cheaper, und was offered Ut
the close ut ) per cent, stocks did not improve
At the last, utter day Of unslisguised feyerish-
ness, the market was weak aud depressed For
cisu exchange, too, lid not reflect any certain
case, it was low or and depressed IN tho final
dealings Loans were In Strong demand In Chi
cago, hut tho country orders for currency were
uot So heavy, and there was consequently n
di1ninution III tho drain OF gold to the
country that may be soon felt bcac-
tlcialiy in New York. Powerful influences will
naturally bc called into play from this time on
to case tho New York money market. Capital
is abundant and idle in tho country and the
smaller towns throughout tho intcrior,-au
through the country, in fuct. except ut few
large cities The high rates ut New York and
Chicago have direct tendency to draw money
iut, tuose plnccs. Soon Vail street will. IL it Is
true to its usual practicc. begin to discount tho
effect Of the enormous disbursements Of tho
first OF tho yenr-
Western Union sold>down from o. to Ao.a.
Large purchases Of it are being made in Chi
cagu. bat those who arc nearer tho thrune in
New York dcclnre they DO not want any tele-
gruph stock. One Ut the reports in circulation
is thu. it has been decided to cut rutes ut tho
meeting Of tho Directors next Tuesday. Those
who consider themselves we'll Informed are pos
itivc that tho competition of tho Amcrlcan
Euiou has already resulted in decrease Of
about S::;;0 GO Il week In Western Union receipts.
burlington made 3lss, to ls3313. after selling ut
1.a,x Holders Of this stock are firm In the
falth that there will be u lnrge scrip dividend
declared by tho Directors at thcir meeting next
week.
The three rolling mills of Chicago have taken
orders for :aA) 900 tons Of steel rails to be de-
liyercd during the coming year. This means re-.
celpts Of nearly $l2.000,000 to be dsbursod for
labor, material, and in profits tn stockholders.
All over the country the ra,fl-miiis are busy to
the extent Of their capacity.
The following shows tho f1uctuations Of tho
active stocks:
, 1880-12-05

were QuOL4Q at for GOOD to Choice and
-four at $4HJGs50l
GTHEn M1LLsTrFFs-Were In small supply, but
weak for wars OF frelght-Toom. Sales were cars
esan = { 1 CAT, = mlnx, o and shoTfs Scst "
sfrsGn!ns g =: toM C"sr=e corr-meal was nominal
f: ?fw wEHrsrW;s III x rsr1s active and unusually weak
decltnlhs ;9Ss from the latest Gull prices Of Fri:
& ssnd our aa
nnost tac11 nons u wtth volume q receipts
as, dn fss 5 nsys 's he
price OF No here. than It Is rtod In Sew York. win
;ss E ssS ;$t* :? e, NJ:
S;s 81 y xhsns AZ hsa SSsn
aIos Witch IN a'e tho o,n clfSstons e me
Seo e. liz ] nss #:
weight q selling orders from other people outside
;s::s r. s II SS$t
ssof ssSs"isy ss q Il 4ss
e nss 5ss Ii Se Ssy Sf Ss Sas:s; Se3
lau ri objected Ut 7a 71c; AO 81 coin Secln Iin At
$,fh sos% no. e P:sa i s;%S;! s se!!yffs
" du md yeat assnps IS
nafk.t ~ entiey controlled by lie ~eakns:, il
fl q I sS' SS oms Me'S ~ a3 81
e. pa NJ: ; 1a "ter bn r. Y Il su 1sss,sa 3
sSS sS i s:a sa g .;ss s; a
rhe nrts 1f laffc cs n nd * Nov WY Io9k w sers re uoei
WIS ssss
de- On "s y s:' * T aw 1,as str spose
70 be tho snme ny we're selling out wheat;
f; H. s Gf wss2 ss2
sn.ah wi.h the kn"wIsaSe that or stocks M stars
Hut u Ils eary ,ats il liz boats Motk
ssst g a # fS% op SssfSr 70 e anstns
70 lSAc ard declined ~ 59ac c!nsfns ut 1Sc Seller
}ans w.s M qunts r. 4fe ~ ror, pSsmno. u,
rsported ot ia]fUl bn ~ : and nls,.n!sei # 1yS@
ile = ssx,ae On track: 5og bu 40 at sxesias frea
Sssss @ esss s e5sta ses @ n gne
er win tho bnlk " tho .rn4tng late ii tho session.
The marxet fell OF in ea.nuany with ather sr and
New ynrx hut w:s parity sustained 9y the absenGe of
16s so cSz 6 ' Spsnsa na &c
ssd s s1sed . +; as$9 MAY ;l esEy at e on e
!; S:sssd sss L is; 1s}se;s%
samuics wore reported choicc onts in through cnrs
cotuina,dsd rScntua over tho same on track. Cnth
ta' Sa W; q Is e y
sample as z,c:S'9 M on truck: ma xT Hu at sx7s
rat f. n.f a s'>sSS' fof White all FREQ on 'oFd
III; :, y, u os anS 1'!x }ssss Cur ,e.s s9s
sH4c. ana WAY aunted late ut MSsaac january wns
Ssse S e ss'ss 81 s, sseo i, ss 81 6 d
7o4s's de!iyet9d I'otai ! lu1 hu.
?ss ss y Sss xs
ncr ne III s sGTx a m In
s' y s aud ,d y, 9 *eSs &c
sd ~ It | 5e the GO" oatiie ii ior !e:eots IN 16s
Il Eleyat2: sanp!ss wore si@w ~ *9l.l on track
isfe sas ES q 9 @
sat ou ~. : u 7dS!ie: tsD 10; 4at ;.1ys: is.0
SaGlc sSso on board. Total. ssSu1 bu. '1'
, 1880-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. 4--CoTTQS-FiEm ut 1391oHc; tut
ures weak: december. l2u}c; Januury, la4c: Fetru-
arr, m3tc: AIArcn, l247c; April, RG0c; May, 2.53c;
June, l.slc: July, l..92c.
FLUEE-Dutl and weak; receipts. Il. .0W brls; exports,
&C. brls super Stale and Western 10: common
to good extra, s5k5 5tJ: gooL to Choice,
white wheat extrn- $lucs<B-U0; extrn Ohio. $&a3GS3;
ST. Louis, 00.tG75; Minnesota patent process, $3.50
@S,5l
GRAIS-Whcat henvy: No. :,4c lower; receipts,
1NiU bu; exports. l3l, 600 bus unsrlded sprinS sll5a
l.lG; ungrudcd red, s1.l03lz;M; No. do. sl.l9,4@
1a}4; steamer do, sll0; No. 2'red. *L2Glk: No.
si.ta#s ia.6; February. *lAE<asi.sst- Curn heavy;
Htssac lowsr receipts. :! NY bu; exports l=7uU u:
M s1sa s9s; new n r. s yca'ox fa'te@Wes We.tsS s
Git{c No. = DECEMBER, it,..u1lc: 1nnnnry t{GsGtc
Oats non:liiy nncslntEsti: .n: reec.its' = Nn ~
llOFs-Mudernte trade: ytarIIEs choiee. M4s8c;
Eastern md Western. is4asc; New York staic, l5sd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull: Rio cargnes quoted nt 11Ga
lie: job lots. $u@.r au:ct and unchanged.
AioaAscs-New Orleans fairly activv; new crop, no
IS s9 sseS m"4e'GtS S1ts saa ic Grade s
''is 'THiH@%"Waa!s; .se,,eo i;ss III s,{@cxc.
TTniaHaasss ahu nnsssasss ssa assed
EfitS--S1rOslx II .ia.Slc,
md liz as aa sef hcSy nuenef
Woo1-Demand fnlr and market firm; domestic
fleece. ;:"Ss:c; pulled, 2leat6c; unwsshed. lie35c;
rls0vistoSs-rork dull aad lower; mess for ex-
port St!s& Beef autet bAt ste'sdy Cut meats dull
S:Al Lard nct!vo Gut lover; pri1nt seeaiI S3.;aE@
CIIEESE-Dult and nominal ut lu4l3L3c.
META LS-Uui! ana unchanged.
, 1880-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW Yf171E

NEW York, Dec 4.-Govcrnments strong to-
day. md Il per cent higher for Is md IS.
Government bonds were active during the
greater part or tho week ut lower prices. the de-
cline ranging from Il to II per cent, tho Inter
IN new Is The Secretary of the Treasury.
the editor Of the Erp,Ts* says, issued an order
authorizing the purchase of $3,0u3,OO) of tho ts
Of 1sso ut 1G;s, but up to the close of business
to-day the Government ind not succeeded in
obtaining s1,ooo ,o0o. Fully lU1 THE price tn he
paid l's. the Treasury!for their redemption On cr
after Dec. 81 has been bid and p:it1 for them In
tho open market, tho seller agreeing to loa,, the
money to tho purchaser until after the 1st Of
January ut per cent. The latter thus will. by
forfelttaE 4 per cent, gain the use of the money.
The railroad bonds business has been lighter
thnn for many previous weeks, tho attention Of
investors and spectators being absorbed chiefly
ny the share list, and In uaany instuuces quite q
marked decline in prices was recorded. Uy far
the largest part Of the business WIS In Erie new.
sccoad consois. Boston. IiMrtford & Eric trsts,
and Denver q Rio Graudc. Kansas s. Tcxns
haasas Pacific, Lehigh s. Wilkcsburrc, Chcsa~
reako = ohio Columbus, CHICAGO y Indnna
SsatfAt. . AMI Mobile l. Ohio, which fell u,f to
per cent The Texas Pacific, Rio Grundc Di-
VISION irsts. and Wahasu bo:ds were exception
al,y nrla III the taco Ut n declining market
IN the latc dealings many Of tho aboyt-1,unc,f
ISSUES, notably Boston, iIartfor! T. Eric and
Chesapeake s. Ohio bonds, bccamc str,,n.r n,1fi
The railway and miscellaneous speculation
WAS active throuEho,lt the week, but dt.l1
were attended by III unsettled feeling E,,,c,s
illuminated t,1 snar1ed depression and heayr
dect3ue III prices from tho highest point, Ia,.rc
hnes df long ttoc6 cs1iic On tho market ,rh;t.h
accelerated tho downward movement. Tic
great strln:.eney In money md failure Of the
Nprthwcstcrn Directors to declare the crpectefi
scrlt, dividend were tho moving causes If fht,
decline In stocks and heavy ilquidn ;Jons whjct,
took place. The decline late III tho week *r,un
tho highest point ranged rrum to IN pcr cent.
Northwest md Western Union leading the down.
ward movement.
State securities active and dealings generally
at higher prices
The STOCK market opened strong and 1,@1 per
cent higher, ana subsequently advanced Il to
i per cent At the 1ir5I Board specula ton be-
t:11nc depressed, 0l1d q decline OF Il to * Der
cent t<A,k place, Heading. Iron Mountain, aud
Delaware. Lackawnnna & Western, Ie,.,liu9 the
downward movement Toward noun strong
tone prevailed, and prices advanced i tu q:
per ccut, tho lattcs Chicago, Burlington 1
Quincy. coal shares. Granger shares, Union Pa
,iac, nnd Western Union being also prominent
Ia the advance During tha afternoon a re-
action of u to e'z per cent took place, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy leading, which VAS suc-
.ceded By recovery OF !sGa per cent, and ut
he close by q further reaction OF Is to IL per
cent, Tho latter Western Union.
stea1ner Herder. from Europe, brought s115.-
, 1880-12-05
GASTRON{)MICAL.
What Reporter Saw in the Palmer
House Kitchen.

what n 4kGp0fkcf saw IN TAG FQlHeT.
House Kitchen.
He who taketh his case In bis inn, enjoying to
tho full tho Injuries of Its par1ors unt living
rooms and tho dclicacles OF its table, has hut
little is1esl Ills generi rule, Of the busy work
which Is carried IN behind the scenes In which
he phys such pleasant pnrt This Ii especially
the case with the Sastronom.cul part Of the Gu
tertAInment he receives. In the purlors aud
sittiug-rooms and b:ti-rOcms he does now unl
thcn witness tho operations OF the white capped
and. not unfreQuently, comelJ cha,nbcr-
maid, but tho operations which re-
suit In tho production Of his meals
are d mystery which he has never solved. and
in all probability does not wish to solve. The
scrious-fuctd and soniorc-clul waiter brings
him what be wants of fish or fowl, OF soup Or
cntrec, and be never gives thought us to
where it comes from, perfectly satisfied with tho
effect n1Id not ut all curious as to the cuuse.
Yesterday afternoon, during the d1nner-bour,
a Tt.1nuSE reporter paid i visit behind tho
scenes Of tho Palmer Hnusc dining-roonl. ansl
passed an interesting atE-hour in an inspection
there administer to tho wants Of tha guests Of
You should have come horc Mt tho titno Of
tho ConclnvGt'' remarked Mr. Dodge, who was
acting us chaucrune, " and then you would hnvc
seen II sight never to be forgotten. That WAS
the time for Il rush, wasn't it, Ar. Huckins?'
Mr.. Huckins. tho steward OF tho hotel. being
appenlcG.to. ilstorsed the cIorks statement, and
recalled to mind tho terrible struggle which they
tReh nnu tnfrc times cay WILD Tue lHsntilpic
appct!tes Of the thousands who throngcd tho big
Ioiel's dining And restaurants ut that
time. AT orenkfas!-tinlc," he said, it WAS
awful. There arc uo joints to cut from then, US
at dinner, and ever: range in the n!ace WAS Kept
busy, aud yet tho wants of NIL could nor be ial-
ncdintely supplied" The steward then went ou
Il. explain that Ut present the house wills doing u
cs,mpnrarisciy light business, and thut cspcc,ni-
~ Ut dinuer-1inc, there WIS IN absence uf the
rush which Is apparent Mt
oTnE1. SEASONS OF THE YEAR
FY7I.
Ranged hetorfj the stcwarl und thfce assistants
were some fifteen covered dishes, from which,
the orders came ill., they carved tho tueut tor
tho walters As the covers were lifted were re-
vcalcd boiled and bnked fish, leg Of mutton,
corncd beef und cabbage, hmm, veal, turkey,
baef, ycniSon, and other ronsts and hulls. AT no
time were the carviug-knives Idle, and the ex-
pcrtness with which the sharp cutlery was made
TO dissect the yhF5ous Joints was surprising. OPP
pNst 10 the cnryerB Wcre n dozen of yo,1t;tr
women. standing IN front or au array Of copocr
dishes suuken into large ncating- box, In each
, 1880-12-05
500 and steamer Scythia S4s,500 In foreign gold
coin.
Tronsoctfona. 3eo COO shares:

Suits were commenced III tho United states
Circuit Court to-day by tho National City Bank,
Merchants Exchange National hunk OF New
York, Third National bank. nild : Mechanics. Na-
tionni Rank ltt,,aist tho City of New furh pray
inr for nj,lncuons restraining tho departments
from collecting tnxes asscssct by tho city against
tho shareholders in said banks.
The Graphic says orders have bcen received
from Chicago for 1'nnaMn Canal shares Cable
ndvfccs report IL premium Of = fr1,ncs bid for
full nllotu,ents. and the impression IS that u
l1rgc amount will be tukcn In the United Suites.
Tho canal, Europe elniu1s. will bear the same re-
lution 10 American commerce that the Sncz
Canal does to thut Of Europe. It IS caliculured
thnt Of the money to be expended tn .ts con-
struetton Ut lcnst s5o.0o9 100 will DO alsbursed In
the United Ststes for machinery anu for food for
the ur1.,y Of iaborer5 tn be employed,
Money easy und loaned down FROM l-32 to 2
per cent per ann,lnl, closing vt ~; prime NOR
canttle E,apcr It s.: 06!:; sterling exchange, 60
Tho following 10 tho weekly bank statement:
Loans, deerc.se, $500; specie. decrease.
g443, 300 lcgul-tonders, decrease, s8l.:3o; do
posits, decrease, $l3,:94,4 400; circulation. dc
crease, $1944,S $40; reserve, dccrcnsc. S-SG .ss1.
The banks n,w hold s, 4G1 s.5 less thnn their
lcgal requirements.
, 1880-12-05
EDUCATIOyAL.>
Address by George c. Howland.

Address by George c. Howland.
special meeting OF tue Chicago Institute Of
Education wns held yesterday morning In
Hershey Music-f1all, for the purpose Of listen-
Ing tolan address by Prof Rowland. Superin-
teadent Of tho Chicago Public Schools. The
house was crowded with an audience 95 per cent
Of which was lnuics
Tho lecture was on the subject of t1e mnra1
dctlcIen:es OF our public school system. In
Judging Of the morals OF our public schools, they
were happily not divided by theories of tho au-
strnct thoughts Of philosophers. The boy WIS
fcspect1 VI to his supcriors, and tho nice balanc-
Ing VI the merits and deucrits by tho boys and
girls OF q new teacher might put an examining
cumm'ttcc TO blush. Though tho National
Committee had reported that no graduate OF
High School had bcca found in jails.
yet that was not all lii all 1ursp
nocks there might he some who were not what
thry should bc. The schools hutj never been
pcssaaed hy il nnrer or more moral atmosphere
IN tno government of schuols. tut not vi the
martinez order. They were not to conform to
rules .,ee:nse Of the rules, or obey orders be-
Tho pupils Of wci!-conductcd school wcrt. nIl
tearn'uE perseverance and industry. Tho ar:.t-
untt+S OF OUT High Scbtols could bp found nut
in the crowds Ut the idlcrs in saloons but j1 the
counting rooms, in business, and IN many Il cult-
va1ed, happy home
teacher who l'rcugeed. 1t was not all ot morals
to rlorulixc. They had not attained tho p:nnacio
OF moral excellence By any means ~ The per-
eOnai character Of the right-mnIeI man and
woman who was tenching cast vast influence
over the children under them. AS teachers
they were engaged in the development Of chur-
:tctc- aud manner, and their daily conduct wus
1ntcrctitib!y fucultzated into the children. In
the marAgetnent and discipline OF the schools
the abolition Of corporal punishment had Hccu
forward movement After ali. It was b1, Tho
exercise ot brute forcc. The result would have
been the same it the child were in the right
Do you know why whip you?" asked Il father
of bis child. YES Sir: because yu1
are the biggest" tLauehtcr1 He would
not nhatc one iotn OF needed requirements
hut hc would be pnlito and kind. Hf' ADVOCATED
rcpi>'sinK the purl 1t, private, not publicly be-
fnre the ciass, which only degraded tho child,
it a brave and manly ono. Hu held
that tcuchcrs sbo,1h! not go beyond their nat
uvSl limits. II child should break u pane of |
glass or pilfcr peanuts from Il uc.ai,or1ng !
sand. the parent should be held responsible, |
and i',t tho teacher. The power Of tho teacher |
ehuuld NIT ~, beyond the school-room. The |
children should hc interested Ill tho schools. |
Ihc schools should t'e made pleasant mud tire |
echtol-days not uc natle irksome. and If child |
missed day at school it should feel tint
i 15 ,, hna missed q day OF pleasure.
.1e believed i1 teachers having hobbies for
recttasfon, and riding these hobbies until they
SeFe tirsa. ln the family and social systems
LIZ r., ca!u hau paramount rights. |
ING lecture Aus listened to with marked at |
, 1880-12-05
BLOSSOM.


For The Chicago Tribune.
"kiss me good-night.'' Little lips are lifted,
Aud little hands nrc folded over Insne;
Il bAhy face Is Mpturned; eyes are pleading
Eyes that mirror childish faith divine.
I" Kiss me gool-night:' The kiss is given.
"Ono more, pleaso do!'' my, little Blossom
cries.
"Now ono for Mamma - Mamma who's in
Henven.''
She says. while tear-t1rops gather In her eyes.
Upon her lips press score OF kisses,
Sweet lips just taught to breathe the holy
name
OF one who gave crlife-its fond complete
One Junc-crowned morn, when little Blossom
came.
"rlease, do you think She pauscs for mo-
Tho % hands arc claypcd-tho golden head drops
Ger iinger-tips in meditation folded
Please, do you think, dear Papa, WHEN go
where Mamma lives, that she will know I'm
Hlossom?" :.
Know your I answer. ayes, when from on
The Angels cnll and beckon you, my darling.
Mam.nu will know you, Sweet, beyunl the skyr'
THE.MApLES- OWEN IL WILSON.
, 1880-12-05
S0NNET-MABEt.

For The Eaie1q9 TFbun:.
How nystical1y fair IL little flower.
That, '1enrh the influence OF smiling Mhv
Sheds its sweet perfume through the tleettng
day;
Or, bowing low bencath the genial shower
Receives from Nature with mute thunEs its
dover
or moisture and Of sunshine, which delay
For u short time the progress OF decay,
Prolu1yiaE its short life II little houri
SO fair, aud 50 cphenlerui in thy bloom,
Q yalnly loved aud lost one! dilst thou seem,
Who for 4 time uplit this earthly g1oe;n
KS doth tho Cyaosure with distant beam
Then failed mid tho shadows Of the tomb,
Like the bright vision of vanished tlreasn
COUSIN ALICE
, 1880-12-05

arc winter: III cars NO. corn TO cars high
mixed, l5 cars rejected 1853 corn; 25 cars white
oats, u cnrs No. 2 Mixed 10 cars rejected ~
oats; cars No. rye, car rejected; cars
No. barley, Is cars No. 3 Do u cars No. ! do,
cars low grade t0l barley. Total i0e cnrs or
3o,0oo bu. Inspected out: 4ol bu wheat, 4oS53
bu corn, 4,z1 bu oats. 448 bu rye, 4017 bu barley
The following weru tho receipts OF breadstufls
In thia city fl11 Ri NnHls.
, 1880-12-05

FLOUR-Was dull nnd noruina1T easier. There
uns not much On the market, vi many country mteFs
are working on orders ahead; but the VcnSness In
wheat tended to lessen the confidence Of holders,
and tho scarcity Of freight furnished tn ship
pers additional reason fur holding OF. Sales
reported OF 5 brs u1d 900 oacs winters private
terras ~ bags und 500 brls double spring extras,
partly ut s5sD; and 30 bngs bucxwheat noar pr-
vnte sesms. Total equal to 1,sO bsls. Export nuurs
, 1880-12-05
FOREIGN,

Special Dlspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 4-l1:o Il. n.-FLouIt-No. l. Us;
No. ~ III. tn-Whea:-Win:cr, No. !, los ID; No
2 ~ l0l; spring. No l. d. lids No. :, s. vi; whte No
o. lid; No. 2 - id; club, No. l. los Cd No. as lid
Corn-Ncw, No. l. "a u.
lEov1s1oSs-Pork, Gss- Lnrd. IS 3D.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 4.-CoTrOS-Firmer at C4@
Bl5-Gd; sales. lUN0 bales; speculation and export
LOO; American. S,5n
Pnov1sroNs-rrisuc mess pork, 6is Gd. Inrd~-Amer-
c. 4Gs- Eacon-1ons clear lbs; short Clear Is ii.
TALLoW-F1nc American. ;a. Cd.
pErhuLErM-itci,ncd, s1&d.
LONDON. Dec 4--EPfNITS TCRPEST1SE-3sG Cd.
ANTWERP, bee c-4-FETnoLECM-2,f.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
OF TrAdc:
.L1yEnrooI. Dec K3-1I:oa. n.-F1our, 9s tsda1os.
y 3d':s lid; club. 3s nde6i I'll Corn, s. 81 Pork,
Ess. Lard His ri.
LtvE1tut,s, Dec. - D. n.-Pork SIS id Lard lis
l4tFEnroUL. Due. 4.-Wheat dull and cnster; red
winter, l(s l. II: No spring. p I'd; No. do, q lI
Arrivcd-tVheut ensier. Corn-Nothng doln.. TO
1rrye-MheAt rather easier: red winter tnt l.onon)
declined H. Corn rMther dull Pork. lis: lard lis lai
bacuilunx clear, Us: short CLEAR lis; tullo,F, N
Cheese it's I'll. Beef. SIS.
ioSpoS, 'cc. ..-lArERpooL--Wheat dull; Cali
IS ID. Cas;;,es OH const-Wheat quietcr: American
red winter. sss Cdspss. Corn quiet Carrocs pas
sn.e-Wheat r:ther easier. Curn quiet, American
red winter for prompt shipment during the present
and following month, 4SS III.