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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30


Col Thomss1 y SSolt hAs given 5000
to Randolph. Macon College.
The men in trimming for the Harvard
rovbh&Nf1h1 t0ild1 10 v(faeus: Age,
e = ~ s sshisef. = inehs.s
The salaries of the professors in the
German universities are paid mainly
from the public treasury Of the State
They are 3omswhat higher than those
allowed American teachers .a
sW4lcw,sHsotll ~: laEthe beet ven.
tilstsd university IL the world. The
central steepls risss to the hight of 2UO
feet. and Que million cubic feet of pure
cir sre forced into tho huilding every
hour. -
In looking over college colors one is
rsthsr puzzled that there 10 no College
witA aofieias>t pssridsismto bYxa1d6Ht-
e&y1es snakaaAsl coaos - itssoxn ! cad
might suppose that the red had bee"
discarded.
A legislative report on the Main-
State College Of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts. shows thxt the work
ACCOMPLISHED by the ,nst. tuition hardly
jsetaskahs 1kpenss te IT, s6t66e; aud &
10 suggested that it should be limit it,
course Of instruction to branches Of
study s,ne nsssly related % agriculture
and mechanic arts, even IL it 10 comrell-
ID to omit Gssnsn ssa Rsansh ssd the
higher iia&bsmatiess 9 10 charge taitior
for instruction, and to limit its expend-
itnte to It's income.
0nArd College now contains so or
phans, ard its INCOME has % increased
since Girsrd's death that the new
buildings necessary to receive this
lar0D uunber have hesn built entirely
froao TIT income without trsnchin1 on
the fund. Tho college has thus far re-.
ceiyed and educated s23e4 orphans and,
he's i6osuGorpd under the provisioss Of
Rhs will. 1923 buys. A large proper.
tion 0f those who have left it. wallis are
doing satisfactorily in life, while some
have aleeaAy attained distiAetion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30

Nrr DnogHuB. 10o0lAo 4 nYAA oooAA
w ysss.4 &c. - eHsssss,e a.aes2.t
o11sseA lss4 80 soeos - - toeAae0oo!eG
= $50 gss1el9 = - Asse19 ~. ~
= 80. GA =. asAx.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30

Jan. II Sick tOday. But what good
10 diary anyhow!
Skipping three white pages in the
little black-covsfed book from which
ws copy tl,saboye fvntrissy w find two
pencil sketches, which. after long and
cloas sxsmisat:oo. We eonclude to have
been intepded foE ,Bob's school-mastsr
and the goat. ssspsctively; and that is
al that we can ind in Bob's diary for
1850. Probably Bob will not resume
his t11k oaata lnaxt year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30

Jan. II. Going to wait till I'm sick
aud then catch MP.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


LAND oyyScB A. oIYNsss ". T.,l
February 2ssh. leo0. !
NOTlC4 Is HERkBY GIVEN THAT TIVE
IN foIlowing.A Aameh settler hae died notice el
hss iatoaslon 70 make anal proof n supoogt q
the p-ooi Of has Witnessss will b meds heloso
Age 0ack1nt0sh. ksq-. Notary Public, e hla
o0oo - oeastie, ". r, o. Monday. ths l3tA aay
Of April 4. ~ l6S0.
Aursh. kanse East, nd names The soIlOv1uo q
hrs tlpe&sea to prove hIs eoptinnous Seualsrcs
upeo and eui ivatton Of sstd tract. vts: dedlah
esss. D svid stewart and William Acksna3s, a:l
Of rsatfle, King county. ". T., sod A. Rowlse.
pl Port Dlskely, Kitssp county. ". T.. Or any two
OF thow.
1T. BROWN.
m6w5t RsSist9.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-30

These stesmeEs leave victosis at neon On the
day advertised. Tickets ere eooA oaly - tAs
steamer for which they ars purchased, snd are
not transfsEsRle.
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter the fretghts which. as per tariff, have
been Is per n, will b. charged At IS per ton.
From and after this dafe ALL BAo0Ao8 OF HuGot
Sound passengers b. P. n. =. 3. Co.'S steouSes
VIA victons will be under custom.h houso seal aud
Will not b subject 10 examination BY custoau.
house authorities in 6sE Franci>co.
Seattle. Jaly 10. 1879.
For freight o. passage apply % hosrd. q -
H. L. T1BDAL0.
General Agsut for Puget Sound,
eogt ToVnauod, ". 4.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23
A TALK WITH ALEX. H, STEPHENS

Chicago Times Washington Special.
Alexander II. Stephens was found this
evening by the Times correspondent
seated before au open fire in his oldquar-
tiers t the National Hotel. Mr.. Stephens
sat in his invalid chair, that he moved
to and tfocasily pshe talked to u group
Of friends who surrounded him. His
bright black eyes looked rs clear from.
beneath the soft black hat that he wears
in and out OF doors rs at any time dur
ing his life. Indeed, it may be sad that
be is enjoying robust health, although
he has had, during his absence from
Washington, his customary narrow es-
cape from death. He has been too sick
and disgusted to take any part in the
campaign in his State, but he is now
ready to perform his fnll duty as mem.
Der OF the House. He was In avery
cheerful ndphiIesophcal mood tonight,
and talked in soft, quaint tone ofyoice
that suggested "a woman's. His CON
tempt for thcpplicy Of tlla Democratic
party and the buDgling Of its leaders was
expressed ina dry, passionlcss manner,
as if nothing better could have been cx-
pectcd.
His ticket would have been Han
cock and David Davis. II such a
ticket had been nominated, and the
Democratic Executive Committee abol-
ished, there might have been some
chance. No change could have been
made unless one could actually promise
better things. If the Democratic party
conceded in advance that the country
was rs prosperous as it could be, then it
at once conceded that the Republicans
ought to win. The whole Democratic
canvass had been mad rush for the
hog-trough, There had been no prin
ciple involved in the campaign, and,
from the manner in which the canvass
had been conducted, failure was to be
expected. From now on, he was certain
OF one thing about the South: The re-
suit of the last election has DESTROYED in
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

See Writings Thanksgiving Day an
noIu emcnt in another column. Thurs
day next is the dag.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Don't forget the Cincinnati "hog,
Inuchiy moving around the country.
Our people, hg the way, are beginning
10 cIamOr tor tax Oh drulnmcrs.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

its people its all-absorbing interest in
politics. Henceforth, he, was certain
that thu South would be content with
any government that the North should
see fit TO give it, always provided it i'm
posed OH them no sort of oppression.
He said that what was needed, espe-
3ciallgin the South, was manufactures.
MI. Stephens anticipates very quiet
session Of Congress. He, says most EN-
phatically that there viii he no trouble
about the count this time He thinks
ii would be a very foolish policy to do
anything to bring about an extra session
OF Congress. a tst ~
If yon have any land you want to sell,
call on Jadot.& Way, real estate agents.
The Feliciana Sentinel proposes the
establishment of new line of indus
try the killing of alligators and the
sale of the hides. Money in it.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

an individual apparently III distress
Investigation disclosed a negro ma,
VINO haa sought She'tef III u afS soou
poA, ana VINO was S"ief'hS l rom sc
were ~ tuck oipne,imhIlla' me s'iHefe
SayeeflS name as calhoun llasiS alil
SAID nc wasiroin batoh Ro'iSeNand wa
" seisfcn oi employment. Wueh le lN q q
taken Win inc pneumonia 3iIat III
sPehI thc previous hlSht III tiie depot
ail" uad wandered AROUND town during
'no gay loiio"iuS. IA fSfo was iou'ie
"''" '"i'r''ea Vi inc cohd''io'' oi th'
'"ic'o' al" nc WIS at once catco 'oi'
WI 9""'''S ''e oieo'
like the click of the TYNE in he com.
posing stick better than the click of the
musket in the hands OF the soldier. It
bears leaden messenger of deadlier
PVT oi summer 'ofce' ana Oh s''rel
'"'' I" men " III nv us h'afh' th"hSh II
10 I" ''o W" years Al'I,,'--S lll''Pi'''
i'ort Glbson Reveille: Tie was 4 sad
looking man rs he went from business
house TO busincs, house this week and
presented his card. and each business
mali shook his head negatively. We
mean the observation-disclosures. bruins
mcrs from Cincinnati are oyorboarI.
.o' 'o'e '"' ''""' ''"'' ''''s Nv
o'Uo''' ~ ,''' vi 'n' 'i''''' ioi 0i''''
""'i' '''''' "'''' o''iio'' va loi INC i"'c'
,'o 'i''n ''.e" :" Tue 'l''i as'--'ul'eo .'l'e
w" ~ "''' ''''" ~ o''''n' ~ ~ , '''''' y
s'"'" "N'' ''''5 yo"l' "n" We l''''
'"','u NM ''''S nun III IT, ms 'i'',"' |
'''''''' "'i' u '"e y" ''''' ho' 'h'
n ", po''"P'''' io' "'"'n "os /"
"'''''l'''"'' = ..'~ .. b. "
Josh Billings: "Truth is said to be
stranger than fckslun--it il 80 TO some
pholks. Flattrry IL like colone water:
10 be smcllcd. not swallowed. # vonnp
man hajnt got wei balanced head, I
like to see him part his hair in the mid
die: don't You? The iniidcl argus lust
ike ~ bnll dnz chained TO a post. He
bellows and paws. but he don't cit loose
from the post. | notiss. Not much"
,,,.., r.,
,,,;au - 49,. py =,
Off financially, than they have been
since the war While in the store Of Il
prominent merchant of this town few
days since. q colored man came in. sold
two bales of the stable. and drew the
cnsh for it. The merchant informed MS
that the man had paid his yearly ac-
count and sold six bales of cotton for
cash. and We were further informed
- ''''''
~. l,. ,r, " ''0i'
| y ''''o''
;, ro'e, INV "''p''' ''n"'''
i, p"i o""'' " ''"''''''''.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Col. Heron and MeSsrs. II. Skolfrld
and Alyan T.. Read returned from the
city Sunday morning.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23


y, :.
'''''' 3 !" ~ '"''. w. '''' '"'''
80 ,''7 -,
',''''''' ''"'
' '0N' - '"' p"9.
Col. Heron and MeSsrs. II. Skolirld
and Alynn +. Read returned from the
city Sunday morning.
Don't (,rgrt the Cincinnati "hog,'
inuchIy moving around The country.
Onr rroplc. hg tbc way. are beginning
10 cIauor for y tax on drulnmcrs.
-
''' '"',''"',''' are '',"''7 - ''
ho;r .h,.g ,,iodoys viii a,gh With
tbc hr,utilpp articles suggestive Of
FIN. h,1i.,,ys and their hop,n boprs
NJ '"e latest accounts ''ea'nooa'S
"er' imSihg 9'-' per month I" rouS!-
that o,,ou,t A,a .p1l tho f,mc;n,.t
drummer IL nat b,npv
-------.----
"r na'looia Jones nus oeel' OH u
VISIT 10 ,'!'l'oh SINCE Friday iaS1 " nat
HIS i''eh''"ns are, sWeetiy speaking
Il g,I rod Ia ltNr al nlf.
Lo,teo mo- d,,ht cor bis h.o,.I,r;o hon
eGt
-. ----- ------.---
w nav J'''.. i0''''o" " Hn' 'o' Vi
.' " ~ ''p,N'"''S ""'ps''' " ''''i
''"""' w '"S' '''''p' ~ p''ase
"'"' ''''s "a ''''"'' Ni'h 'H' ao''''ol'"l
prices.
Ch,s l. p,ositnr ,oE. so,o,o;. q,
Tblo3, o,.;, ,or. o,,, -. a.,
o,n t,,cusand aoilor, for mo rra.1,;o
Ei4nor Pod Ioo,Ia rot ao+ oo.ho.
have cai,,ea !, t,,r.o ,oon.hs ,b;ut.
poupds-s4e ,av
The weather tbia uorni,g ;s stin ooI,
pI,ptv oficc to ho ,oa, il oror,. H.,
ton The sI.v Is cIoor hrt tho Nort,,
vind chat il bIov;rc oil, -, ,nhl..L..
H., .,.o,tor oo,1 e,onal :. ,
Turner, traI s,f. for a. ,ooa4 = I'LL
----.-----
''3'o'' my oaughter seems to be
&oin% bind, and she's just getting ready
f. he dom. ~ on bor 600 ,;.,.
c;ti, u, r,.5Ji, :,
mcoos rfone+hina ann nr,n,
u,,cri,uo VIM '>'
s---------- ~.
me grea, question now interesting
'o'7 ONCE Is wing the editor didn't re-
'"ih nome sunday. lt couldn't have
hteh me usual affection OF the eyes,
for ttIvy had recovered from III, onno+o
or Ioyo,s ,orr, a,o,, A..
ur,,,yh1oo1oI ,7in;,,. ~ "'"'
-
J"ooI u way opened Their action sales
H's' 'A'''fa"y night al a I'VE rate Pri-
yes ran remarkably lo"-astonlshingly
'""--'' we are 10 Judge from tho state
N'e"' VI many VINO c'alin TO have OBJ
d '''"'' bargains II VIII certainly hurt
IlIttiTn--nVnn
ihev 4, mot vopt 70 hur ,,nth;nn .,.u.
ia nIentv Of finn
---------
W. 'ouh Johnson, the Jeweler, on
'p'''' street, lhioFinS us That he has just
F''',sd lh' largest stock OF jewelry
l"a' LIS poeh or0nght TO this market
loT Years Also beautiful. assortment
"l S"'of'piHed ware, All OF which he is
oueFItg at The very lowest prices. He
,s..I. -
-------.---
Mr.. b. A. Day, the polite and atten-
tNe druggist on the corner of Africa and
somer0Ios strect, received quite hand.
EU!uC assortment of druGs and fancy
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Our merchants are beginning to re-
ceiyo thrjr, Christmas goods, and soon
their sho# windows will flash with
the hpautitul articles suggestive Of
the holidays and their happy hours.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Subscribers who fail to receive their,
papers, viii please notify ms. 4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23
Grr(QltekIp Gapltollan
LOCAL MATTERS.

The shipping and lcVeo business was
lively Sunday.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

At the latest accounts, STEAMBOATS,
wcrr paying sl2J per month to rOust
abonts, the negroes having struck for
that amount And still the Cincinnati
drummer is not happy.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Mr. John Johnson, the jeweler, on
Third street, informs us that he has lust
received the largest stock of jewelry
that has been brought to this market
for years. Also a beautiful assortment
of SiIycr-plated ware, all Of which lie is
Offering at the very lowest prices. He
via make his announcement of new ar
rivals incur next issue. ,asvt
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Jadot u Way opened their action sales
lust Saturday night at a live rate. Pri-
ces ran remarkably overwhelmingly
Iow--it we are to judge from tho state
ment Of many who claim to have OBJ
tanned bargains. 1t will certainly hurt
no one TO attend 10 the future--e9en if
they DO not want to buy anything, there
is plenty Of fun.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

MI B. A. Day, the polite and atten-
tive druggist on the corner of Africa and
somernlo9 strcct, received quite hand
somo assortment Of drugs and fancy
articles last Friday morning. He says
however, they are not u circumstance,
when compared TO the magnificent as
so1mcnt Of Christmas goods he expects
in 4 few days.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

The Rreat question now interesting
thus Office is wig the editor didn't re-
turn home Sunday. 1t couldn't have
hcen the usual affection of the eyes,
for they had recovered from the effects
of loves young dream, but regular
"Colc'-blooded dining arrangement.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Our handsome young friend George
n Buchcl has we ars glad to announce
" his friends and others, opened new
store on the corner of Mniu and JAG kson
streets. His stock consists family GRO
'crlcs, liquors, dry goods and plantation
supplies. George has had good deal
81 experience in catering to the public,
aud WILL in this new departure. be
I"tnd to be polite aud trustworthy in
every particular. With complete new
aaa fresh stock of goods, he win surely
attract liberal share of the public pat
rouage, lfyou want canned goods of
the best quality, cheese from the most
reliable factories aud hundred varie-
tie3 Of all kinds of goods and fancy ar
tieles, give him call
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Mr.. T. Sambola Jones has been on u
visit 10 Clinton since Friday last What
his Intentions are, "sweetly speaking, i"
We are not prepared to say; bnt rnmor
leaves no doubt for his baeheloric ben
eft.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

CruInbling against drummers-e spc-
cially Cincinnati drummers-begins to
gather tone in Baton Rouge among the
smaller dealers. .|g4zg FL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Work On the State HoaSc is still being
pushed to the utmost, and in spite of the
dra" backs from bad weather, consider
able progress has been made. Impromp
tu Stairways, to facilitate the work, has
been erected all through the building,
AID last Sunday was characterized by
scores Of The denizens of our city ascen.
ding the building and promcnading on
the top Of its historic walls.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

Ohas. l.. Rossiter, 1876 Summit IT.,
I1lcdo, Ohio. says: ! would NOT. take
ar" thousand dollars for my Excelsior
Kidney Pad, # could not get another
| have gained in three months thirty
pounds. See adv.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

business in town opened compare
lively dull yesterday morning, owing,
doubtless, to the fact that work is being
pushed at lively rate on the sugar
plantations. If the cold weather CONT
nues as it has during the past four or
FIVE days, good deal Of the cane which
has suffered will be turned into sugar
or molasses before fermentation sets in.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

The weather this morning is stiIl cold.
Plenty ottcc to be soen in overy direc-
ton The sky is clear, but the North
wind that is blowing will probably keep
the Weather cool enough to make the
farmers feel safe for at least while.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

We have just received fine lot Of
new type especially adapted to brief
printing. Our lawyer friends win please
bear this Ia Ihintl, with the additional
fact that We are doing the work at city
prices
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-23

If yon have any land you want TO sell,
call on Jadot.& Way, real estate agents.
, 1880-04-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to Thu Chicago Trtbans.
LIVERPOOL, April 10-l1:0 u m.-FLoUn-No l.
lis; No. :, lis Sd.
GRA1S-Wheat-Win No. J. lis 81; No. 2, lbs
Cd; spring. No. l. lbs Cd: No. los; white. No. l. lbs
I'd; no los Sd; club, No. LIS 3d. No. lo ID. Corn
Now, No. !, Is 959d; No. 2, IS I'd. ., i:
PRor1stoSs-Pork, G2s Lard, 1s.
LIVERPOOL. April l1o-CoTToS-Irregular at 3-169
Td; sa1cs. LOO bales: speculation and export. 800:
American, az2sM
pRov1s1oSs-Prime moss pork, G2s I'd. American
lard, 35s I'd.
LONDON, April 1n-sr6AR-Centrlfuga 25s 6d@Es
Muscovado ahoat Zs Gd@Kas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: SID,
ANTwERp. April W-pETHoLECM-lsNf.
The following were received BY the Chicago Board
,hIyEKrooI, Aprtl 1o31l;son m--Flonr,, lis sd@13s
is $d@1os sd Club is gdSils ID. Corn, Is sd@5s gfd
PpFk, t9S. Lard, 49,
~ IyERrooI- April 11-2 p. m.-Pork, e.s Cd; lard
t,yE1ro9, APr5i 1aWheat gqles and steady red
Germ sG9dy; no prcssnse to sell; ts 3D. Curgues on
coast-Whent dull and neglected.; No. spring de-
cnsd g. Corn dull and NEGLECTED; decnsd ID: Ar
c9rn dull and neglected; corn declined Cd. Pork-
O.: 1e ID. Tnlow, as Cheese, lis: ncef-P. u, is
LONDON, April 11-ldvEMP0oL-Whent and corn
No. spring, Ss Cie5ls Corn easier; fair avefaee
American mixed, 1s ID. Caryoes on pnssaee-Yheut
neglected; nothing doing Fair average quality Of
NJ red wtnter wheat foE shlpnent during the pres
rs 6d: Gargoes OF coast on sale-Wheat between Is
and a. Corn less than 10.
, 1880-04-11
FLoUH-Dull, and prices Without decided change;


receipts u4D0 brls. ..-
observation-disclosures trade; receipts, 1900
bu; No. 8 spring, S1l7;, No. Northwest, sLA; un-
graded rod $25@La5; No. q red $1.3a9L37z: NO RED
Kansas, sl2af@l3o; mixed winter, asa}1; unsraded
amber, fl.2e; ungradcd white. $1.309lM: NO. do
a. req tatn aR ID sss &c ea rssslp'.
l5uW nu: unKraded, ta654c; No. b2ge5s4c eteamer'
5s@sc; NJ 6s&s5c Eo; old sc; xellom West, G:t
moderately active: recalpts, 1000 eu; mixed Vest
eFn. 40@A4c; white Western. 45930c.
AAY-Actve and firm at &C.
HoPS-Steady and unchanged.
GHocER1ES-CoGee quiet and unchanged. sugar
dull l,;a ana unchanged Molasses-Demaha 1a'f ana
GH993sc; refined, TIC
TALLOW-Quiet but steady ut G6c.
RE51k-Qufet at 4256c
TUHPENTINE-QuIeth but steady at &c.
EGGs-Steady; Western. u@l3c .
LEATHER-Strong: henllOek sole, Buenos AyfeS,
aaa ana hlo Grande light middle, and heavy "elGhts'
cs Woo15G9ul! e1a unehaneea ae%estc fleece 900
.tHov!s!oS8-Pork steady; old mess, $lGto; new,
Sl1-A9su@,t Beef nominRltT unchanged Cut menus
short clear middles, 74c Lard stronger; prime
BUTTER-Ffrm; Western, 13125c.
CHEESE-F1rIu; Western, 1f@l4c-
WH1sKY-Nonlnal at $l.1A
METAL6-Dull and unchanged
, 1880-04-11

bhEAOSIU ff5s
FLOUn-Wns very quiet, with no particular change
in prices Tie trading only in small lots on local
account- saos were reported Of les brls winters
private terms; SO brls double extras at 75G56D for
patents 50 brls extras <525: and LES brs grade
on private terms Totnl tE0 brls. Export Aours In
sucks were quoted at $am@a25 for extEas, ind $50
OTHER BnEApsruFFs-sal we're reported of cars
bran ut *1425@HG G24 cars middngs ut $l5.509l650;
and IO bris corn-neal at $50 Coarse coru-meAl WAS
nominal at <l3 121f@l32j per ton On truck
SPRING WHEAT-Was active and stronger, ad-
vanctng Ike md closing c above the latest prices OF
Friday. The British markets were slow, but quoted
steadier in tone, and New York holders lrmer,
though buyers there reduced their bids on sorne
e9ades The Teather, too. threatened to be stormy
9nd cold in ths West FL und there was widespread
low ought for re present TIe buying seo@ed
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Nc above the lntest prices OF Friday. The British
markets we're only steady on spot with decline OF
tected Into corn. Shipping receipts wero ia fair re-
guest with rather light offerings 1ld little distinction
In favor Of specified honses, closing at %5 for re-
month, Ut 3lsRc, closing ut Ssc Seller May opened
Mt Nfc sold ut ;Yc, advanced to 14c, and closed ut
e; jnns was quoted q SSe 6; rs ~ and Jgy ITs 1
1900 bu by sarple at 55a351c; 5UO bu do ut 32s33Ec
FREQ board cars; and 2,ll0 bu at 3sc Total,
OATS-Were moro active and f1rmer advancing A@
Mc Tho oderiuRs were moderate nnd New York
II tho stock of over aoSp 81: The improyemen j.
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Seller May. opened at M9ss30Hc sold Mt 3UAc, and
closed ut 3G3kc Juno sold Mt the same ranKc, ind
e S19sed % the sams g May 1 51iy oaas s21q q A. A. @
the month. The more deferred futures were traded
IN lttto more thnn usual. White oats were suitable
By sample ct better prices but mixed lots were slow,
Cash sales we're reported Of lm bu 10. regular Il
a7lS27c: 5G9 bn !rst stornge nt 2gGo 1s20t bu BY
9N@24G, and J. l75W 5 bu white ut MI free On
RiE-Was ngatn quiet, md futures were quoted
nominallY easier: April was quoted at Gs@es@c and
May ut s2e Fresh No. quot at 7l1fe Cash sales
Tsse rsRGea RI Of icy .as nm 81 s fcE feo op
BARLEy-Was dull and easier. Futures ,4ero
onered at REDUCED PRICES but was done except
sellers ut 14c April or reEulnr do was 5c. Extra
was quoted ut d3@sc for the month ind 55c for
lots. few car? zero sold by Sample Cash sales
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