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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-29
RAILROADING EXTRAOR-
DINARY.
The Fast Time That New
Train Will Make.

Chicago, October 25.-Commencing
on Monday next the Fort Wayne road
will run a limited fast express from
Chicago to Pittsburgh, New York, and
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
and Boston, leaving Chicago at $50 +.
", arriving at Pittsburgh at 5.l5 A. ",
New York & 80 =. NJ, Philadelphia 4.lO
r VI Baltimore 3 50 P. N. and Washing.
ton ) 10 " the following day and Bos'
ton, 80 the second morning. This is the
fastest time ever made between Chicago
and the principal cities OF the East
The distance from Chicago to New ! ork,
9l2 miles, will be accomplished 10
26 hours, allo wing an hour for the dii-
ference OF time between the two
cities. This train will be composed
exclus,y " OF Prl'man palace cars
through from Chicago as follows:
One to Pittsburgh, one TO Baltimore and
Washington, one TO Philadelphia, and
three TO New York. Pullman hotel
dining cars will be attached, and
meals will be served to orde- by
card or regular meals at IS cents each.
The train will not stop for meals. 1t IS
proposed to limit the number OF passen-
gers to comfortable eating and sleeping
capacity and three dollars extra fare
will be charged for tickets by this train
with the usual sleeping car pr!ces.
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Ireland for the IRISH.

Boston Ee aid.
The one thing Englishmen cannot get
the hang OF is the idea that Ireland sell.
governed in its domestic Affairs would
be happier, more orderl" and more
prosperous than it is governed by the
British Parliament. This is not strange
for Ireland has been governed as con-
quered territory for all the time since
the conquest. Some American states
men wanted to govern the Southern
States in the same way after the war OF
the rebellion. If their ideas had been
followed, the South would have become
another Ireland. Fortunately, wiser
counsels prevailed, and we see the South
ern States taking their equal place in
the Union, recovering their prosperity,
and everywhere renewing their interest
in the old flag. The evil is OF longer
duration in Ireland, and the remedy
would require more time there than 1t
did in the South, but no other remedy
will be permanently effective.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
$4,000 Stolen from n County
Treasury.

PrTTsBUaGH, October 2S.-A special
to the Chronicle from Rochester, Pa,
this morning, says: "As the treasurer
OF Beaver county was opening his sale
this morning he was knocked down by
two unknown men and $4,000 OF the
county funds abstracted from the safe.
The robbers escaped with their booty
without leaving any clue to their iden.
~
Later Intelligence from Beaver, Pa,
says that the two men were secreted in
the county court house during the
night. This morning sbout7 o'clock
County Treasurer William Dawson
went to the office to get money to use in
Pittsburgh. As ne opened the safe the
men jumped from their hidirS pace
and oue Of them struck him on the head
with handybiily, knocking him sense.
lsss When he came 10 the thieves had
succeeded in getting away, taking with
them $4,000. A reward OF $500 has
been offered for their capture.
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JUSTICE AT LAST.
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF A YEAR
AGO EXPLAINED.
Two ex-conyicts from MoundsyiIle Found
Guilty Of Murder in Miehigan-How
Their Companions in Crime
Expected Mitigated
Sentence.
AN OLD MAN ROBBED AND KILLED.
JUSTICE AT LAST.
Mysterious Murder Explained.

Mysterious Murder Explained.
DETROIT, October 2S.-In the spring
Of last year at the little village Of Morris,
about five miles from this city, the
dwelling OF an old man was visited in
the night time for the purpose of rob-
berry, and in the struggle that ensued
the Old man was killed. Another man
who lived with him was left for dead,
but subsequently recovered. All efforts
to discover the perpetrators of the dia-
bolical crime proved unavailing at the
time. A few months later two men
named Platner and Girard were con-
victed OF the burglary OF a store in a
small village some twenty miles from
this city, and sent to State prison for
fifteen years. These were known to the
police as hard characters. About the
SINE time two other equally hard
pets, aud known to be companions
OF these men, were convicted in
West Virginia and sent to prison for
one year. The names ofthe latter were
Clark and Gratan. When their term
expired they were taken into custody
by detective from Detroit and brought
here charged with having committed
the murder and robbery at Norris. The
evidence for this was furnished by
Platner and Girard. ,the trial of these
men has been going on during the past
three weeks and was concluded this
afternoon. A verdict of guilty was
found. The main evidence against them
was that OF their old confederates who
were brought from Jackson to testify
against them, and while expressly in
them, admitted their own
claiming, however, TO have
outside OF the house while
the others went in aud did the deed
There was some strong corroboratiyr
evidence. The only known motive for
Palmer and Girard in thus giving away
the othsr men and themselves is the
hope OF having their own sentence miti.
gated, but self confessed criminals OF
their style will hardly make anything
by such move.
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RELAN u.
Gladstone on the Irish Troubles

Gladstone on the Irish Troubles.
LONDON, October 29.-Gladstone, in
reply to an address presented at Knows
ley Yesterday, said the point was whether
Ireland is to be governed by laws made
by Parliament or laws known to nobody
and written nowhere except III the
brains OF a few persons and enforced by
an ilegs, arbitrary and self appointed
association, which sought to override by
organized attempts the free will OF Irish
men. 1t was question between law
and chaos. No fewer than thirty thou
sand application iorms have been issued
under the land act, he said, and this led
him to anticipate future peace and pros
perity.
O'oullivan, prominent member OF
the Cork branch OF the Land League,
has been arrested, charged with inciting
tenants not to pay rent. in spite OF the
governments proclamation declaring
the Land League TO be an illegal and
criminal organization, an armed band
visited houses in the neighborhood OF
Carrick Shannon, threatening rent
payers with death.
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WHEELING, w. VA. SATURDAY X

officials of the Jennie Gilchrist are
severely cepsured by the surviving pas
sengars for their lack of ability to cope
with the accident. The officers, with
the exception OF the clerks, made their
own personal escape matter OF
INST importance, and allowed the
nassengers TO look out for
themselves. 1t is also admitted that the
boat was overloaded with passengers
and freight, carrying more than she
could successfully handle. The most
serious charge, however, is made by one
OF the surveying passengers 10 the effect
that the crew, including the second
pilot, was under the influence OF liquor,
and TO that TACT is attributed the lack oil
management after the first accident to
the machinery before the bridge was
encountered.
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Robbinx French Visitor.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October D.
Earlv this morning General Boulanger
of the French delegation awoke in bis
room at the Continental hotel and saw
a man standing by the table where he
bad left bis watch and a roll Of bank
notes. The General sprang from the
bed, seized a sword and detained the
intruder till the arrival Of the police.
He was identified as Wm. Marston alias
Buffalo Bill, notorious criminal.
The Grand Jury al once found true
bill against him, and he was tried. con.
victed, and sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary.
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the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Railroad Election.

CLEVELAND, October -. The annual
e'ection of the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio railroad company Was held
tais noon with closed doors. Rev. D..
Lockington Bates, trustee, representing
the English creditors OF eight Gr more
millions. cast the vote which decided
tine election. He voted for the follow
inc directors. >. |. Mather, ". II. Up
son, p. ID. Cooper, J. r. Clark, John
Todd, Jarvis Nj. Adams. Geo. Blyer'
Henry & Perkins. ". W. Mcfar!aad' l.
Thomas WarnOck, Robert Harris, W. W.
Scarborough, and ". j. Mcklnuie
Another ticket was Offered ~ + isall
claiming to represent 100 600 Of stock
and debts OF the old Atlantic and
Great Western, but was refused On the
grouud of non registry lie then flied
a lengthy protest, which i'll hri,f IS 4
protest against the scheme OF re0Fganl-
ALTON under which the raat hsS been
run1iag one wear The shrrlh also
served notice OF aeT suit To b.
brougRt to test the validity o. ths new
corp bTa:iOn. Alter = ;'JnsGl alton Of
perhapI an houT, Gen. Dsvsreaux, VINO
has been president aHd receiver oi THE
Atlantic aud ,i'eat Western and pre>I-
dent OF thr New 70 (, P-anNv:varId
and Ohio, bid iareWaH - those assem-
bled and withdreS, olirsling his office.
The other directors who are retIrei,
under this election are II = P'yne, J
II. Wade and K. p Rpanrv. Tae dir -.
rlrs met and elected J. VI \ lSu's. pr l..
d.rt. J. F. Clark, vi'r presilea', dad p.
u { ,lpar, soaer,i mans:er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-29
rhnsa Confederate Bonds.

Nsw YORK. October 2S-Gen. Roger
4. Pryor on the Confederate bond
speculation: "It is merely gambling.
These investors think that at some time
bonds will be salable at something more
than they are paving for them now.
They never will be worth anything, un-
less they sell as curiosities. The value
OF Confederate bonds is nal. The South
will never pay penny of that debt"
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"Don't Know Half Th sur Value"

Trey cured me Ague, BIliousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended. !
had half bottle left which used for
my two little girls, who the doctors aud
neighbors said could not be cured. !
would have lost both of them one night
il | had not given them Hop Bitters.
They did them so much good | contin.
ued their use until they were cured.
That is why say YOU 10 not know half
the value OF Hop Bitters, and do not rec
ommend them high enough. B,
Rochester, y. " american RurW Home.
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RED MEN.
COwhiding a Man in Marion
County.

Special ID The Register.
FAIRMoNT, October2S.
A young man named Nelson Merrl-
field, of this place, who has been mar
ried only short time, and who makes
it a daily practice to beat his wife, was
taken from his house some time during
last night, by body OF men, and Sc.
yerelv cowhide1. His screams awoke
many OF the neighbors, but there is no
clue to the identity OF the perpetrators
OF the outrage. The citizens, although
condemning the act, generally believe
that he deserved what he received.
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4 he Wild W estern Way.

DSSvAR, Col, October 2S.-A Rsp,sj
lean special says: D. W. Locknart, Kid
Coulter, and man known as Slim were
,ynched at Terra Amaretta, Colorado,
last night. Lockhsrt and Slim were ar
rested few weeks ago for horse steal
ing. Cou ter Was imprisoned for MUIR
der. committed at Chams nine months
ago. The immediate cause OF the lynch.
iss WAS the discovery OF Coulter's plan
to kill the guard and escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-29
Jawatt vs Vanderbilt,

CoLuMBUs, October 2S.-NOthing was
done in the Jewett VS.. Vanderbilt case
to-day. The Supreme Court will not
decide the molten of the Vanderbilt
party for leave to file petition in error
until next Tuesday. The Common
Pleas Judge has not as yet caused writs
OF attachment to be issued for Devere-
aux and Burke for alleged contempt.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2s. - Wool
steady and in moderate demand; Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia IN
and above 43Gr4n; extra 43(aiic; me-
dunn 1850: coarse $50 i0c: New
York, Michigan. Indiana and Western
fine Ala i2c: mehium 41(1 isc; coaroe
37a:sac; washed colnbny and delaine Al
G5Oc; nwashed 10 2Std%jc; pulled -
6t0c.
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GEH N A ~ Y.
The Election for the f Reiohstaz.

BERLIN, October Elm the polling
here for members OF the Reichstag yes
terday 10 Conservative or anti-Semltic
candidate received enough votes to entl.
tie him to enter as candidate in the
second ballot. Herr Henrie, n notorious
Jew butcher, only received eight hun
dred votes ont Of 10000. News from
the Provinces denotes strengthening
of the Liberal ranks. The defeat OF the
Conservatives is most significant in
places where the government pat forth
all its strength to support them. large
force OF police was on duty in the streets
here during the day, and numerous
arrests were made.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York,

NRw York, October 2S.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods very firm and some larger
iobbers are placing liberal orders Tor
future delivery cotton hannels continue
scarce; prints and ginghams quiet: dress
goods in light demand and steady;
woolen goods less sctive, hut spring
cassimeres, &c, largely sold ahead AMI
prices firmly maintained.
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POLITICAL PICKINGS.
The Cabinet Appointments aud tn
House Speakership.

House Speakership.
WASHIXGroS, October 2S.-The seleC-
ton OF Folger and James, both New
York men, for the Cabinet, will have
the natural effect OF injuring Hiscock' 5
strength as Il candidate for the Speaker
ship. 1t is reported that Hiscock appre.
ciates this TACT and mas said that defeat,
ii it comes, will be largely due to this
cause. The Western members claim
that to let New York havethe President, +,
two members OF the Cabinet and the
Speakership would give that State dis
proportionate share OF the honors and
power. 1.-THE West can agree on can
didate, therefore, he will find strong
support as against New York Repre-
sentative
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The Mississippi Floods.

ST. Loo 5, October 2S.-A Pod Dis
paici special from Hannibal, Mo, says
the Sny levee broke in a third place at
1 o'clock this morning. This time the
break is north OF East Hannibal and
the water is sweeping over the entire
bottom land. The break is 200 feet
wide and widening. The basis will sg-
grEgate S2O000O.
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e NGI, AND.
Courts and Justices.

I.oSDoS, October 2S.-Justice Sir Ma
tharie Lindley. Common Pleas division,
high court OF Justice, will be elevated to
the Bench OF the Court Of Appeals. Ii
is said Lord O'Hagan. Lord Chancellor
OF Ireland, will shortly resign on &C.
count of his health, and that Attorney
General Law will succeed him.
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csn,sin Howrste Arraisned

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-In the
Criminal Court to-day Captain Howgate
was aYraisned, and plead not guilty to
the indictments for forgery. He was
then formally surrendered by his bonds
mon
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Tho Election Allowed.

CLEVELAND, October 2S.-Juige Cald-
well this morning denied McHenry's
application for an injunction 10 prevent
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad election.
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TUNE.
The French Occupy Kairovan.

TIC FT5uCH OCVuVy hHIEOFHH'
PARIS, October 2S.-A Semi official
dispatch Announces that the column
from Susa under Col. Etienne entered
Kairovan on Wednesday without oppo-
sition, the Insurgents having retreated
south wards after pillaging the city.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Gambetta President of the Chamber of
Deputies
PARIS, October 2S.-The Chambers
reopened to-day. GaIubetta was elected
provisional president OF the Chamber OF
Deputies by vote OF 81 against ~ in
favor OF BrIsson, vice president OF the
last Chamber. The announcement was
received amid great cheering Gambetta
ran for the presidency OF the Chamber
in order TO test his strength with the
Deputies as prelude to taking office.
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fossdo

ToLEBo. October - Wheat I "a;
No. 2 red Wabash spot Fl iai; :, -
November 81 40s; seller II e-n. ser
81 43i; seller January s. 81 C,,u--
Dull; No. 2 spot 6jIc; W Z rJ!r;
seller December 65ic asked: s-i.sr slsy
7llc, Osts-Quiet: No 23t-
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Az agreeable dressing ior the hair,
that wi i'll stop its falling. has been long
soauht for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tlnguished for its purity, fully supplies
tins want.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 3 10 6 Per csnt.-Govenmsa,s
Strong-flour Gull and Unchanged
Wheat in Good Demand, but
tower-Hogs Quiet
flHA6CE.
New York.

Nsw YORK, October 2S.-Mossr
At sac per cent, closing At 3(S4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper CO. per
cent &erline exchange. bankers' bills
firm at 4sl; demand Asst. Dry goods
imports for week 81 $685.
SrLvHR-At London Slid per ounce:
bar silver here llo.; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
GoyERsNESrs-Strong: extended tives
advanced ! and 1 Is and 4, per cent;
extended 6s unchanged.
New Ftves, extended ..... ...-. ..--.. -lOIa
New fouraad -one-hAlts. cou poas....... .....li.
New fours.counons-............... -.-llGh
Pacific Sizes OF IS.
RAILROAD BoSDs-fairIy active aud
generally firm.
SrATgSkCUElTIEs Inactive.
SroCKs-The market was Irregular at
the opening, but in the early dealings
prices fell of ,Grl per cent, the latter IN
Michigan Central. The depression was
Of but short duration, and at the first
board speculation became strong and
continued firm until after midday. when
aH improvement VI tW-s Htl Ntit. WhS
established, Michigan Central aud the
other trunk line shares and Delaware,
i.ackawanna and Western leading. Sub
se4uently there wrs reaction Of ,@l
per cent, but prices soon again took An
upward turn aud the highest iisnres OF
The day were reached AT the seoont
board. Manhattan Beach roe per
per cent. on the days transactions.
The general list closel lirm.
Transactions ~, 90 shares,
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LIVE STOCK
Cincinnati.

CISCINXArI, October Is Hogs -
Quiet and easy; common - ?Na5 %;
light AMI mixed - S0d6 II; heavy
Is S5Ca,6 20; selections 81 20lr6 ~.
New York.
New YORK, October 2S.-The Dr0scr
Journal bureau reports: Bccves- lie.
ceipts 400 head market dull ini
heavy, with no prospect oi clearance;
sellers not willing to make further con
cessions, and so were likely TO hold osrr
more than I'D carloads; ordinary 10
prime native steers S(dl2 G: rough oxen
7fS)7lc; Texas cattle 1itD1ic; Colorado
cattle 7iGSic. Exporters used 600 lat
steers at He. No shipments to-day.
Shipments tomorrow IS live cstll',
26l6 quarters oi beef and 315 carcassrs
ofmuttOI.
Sheen Receipts $500 head. Prime
sheep firm: other sorts extremely dull,
s3 Oo9B % per hundred pounds; IS w
d8 IS for lambs. The majority OF sale
were at s. GO'dj w ior sleep and " 0Ota
q 50 for lambs.
Swine Receipts $500 head. Fa
call for live hogs at s. 7j(e6 20 per loI
pounds.
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RaltImora.

BALTIMORE, October -. - Flour -
Easy. dull and lower in some instances
uesiern rnperfine 81 coCS5 IS; family
q O0ra1 -. Wheat-Wcstern dull and
weak: No. . winter rel spot and
seller October ~ 43i@l IL; seller
NovemberSi ii!Gll A., seller Decem
Der 81 l9.Gal i3.; seller January 81 80
al 81. Com Western duli; mi1cd
spot and seller October 6Sth16gc; seller
November 69ImG9.c; seller December
-: ry72lc. Oa,s--Active and irregu ar
western white JOc; mixed 47Sisc;
Pennsylvania istsiac. Rye-Qniet and
nominal. Hay-About steady snl quiet.
Provisions - Quiet. Butter - Firm;
choice western 1925. Rggs-Scarce
and firm at 2iS2jc. Petroleum-DulI.
Coffee-Firmer bat quit Su2ar-Steady.
Whisky-Nominal at 81 lS(gl lSi.
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Struggling to Defeat statham.

WASHINGTON. October 2S S-The open.
session OF the Senate to-day lasted ouiy
oae half hour, when the doors were
closed and the executive session com
menced. The undecided contest over
the nomination for the l.ynchburg post
Office was at once resumed. Efforts will
be made to dispose OF it to-day. 1t is
understood that not more than one or
two uuimportsnt nominations vii! be
added TO those already sent in.
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CHICAGO,

CHIcAeJ, October 2S The Dro,a'
Jo,rn7l bureau reports: Hogs-ReceiGts
10000 head; shipments 1900 head mar
ket unchanged; demand chiefly for fat,
heavy, corn and mixed, and Workers IN
small request; mixed packing - s5ta
8 40; liyht s. S0taG %; choice heavy
So 25G7 20; cuIs and grassers s. 25@
5 %.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 1000 head; market steady and
SLOW good toprime shipping - OO(gI OO;
medium to choice 81 00jdj 10; common
TO fair a 00Ga5 W; butchers steady:
common to fair 81 00Ia2 -; good TO
choice 81 l0,d,i 90; st"ckers very plenty
and dull Vt S2 2j(G3 % FEEDERS - 30
So 25(d4 %; rangers steady: grass Tex
ana 90 GOId5 20.
Sheep-Re ,eipts GOO head; shipments
200 head: market steady; lair TO choice
"a 2Ota,5 90; common 10 fair - OVa
. 23; Texans and ;erritery duli at - -
M3 -,
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Cincinnati.
A.

CISCIsEATt, October -. - Cotton -
Stronger and quoted at an advance of
Ic on all grades at l1ic. Flour-steady
and firm; family 81 65taG 20: fancy s. %
8 90. Wheat-Rirmer; No. 2 red winter
81 43. Corn-steady and frmi No. 2
mixed 69i@s9le. oas-Dull and neg;
lected; No. 9 whit. 47lc asked; mixed
45fc asked. Rye-In good demand Al
iuli prices; No. 2 81 II. Barley-steaJy
with a good demand; No. 2 spring 81 Is.
Pork-Quiet and easy at sle 90 asked.
Lsrd-Eoxer at $ll 4oSll &. Bulk
Mea.s-Scarce and nominal. Bacon
Firm and scarce; shoulders &c; clear rib
IOlc; clear 1llc. Whisky-Lower on
account OF fight bstween Cincinnati,
Peoria and Chicago; sales Of l26 barrels
At 81 Il94 90; combination sales OF
finished goods, 722 barrels, on basis Of
81 l3, which sustsins yesterday prices.
Butter-Lover; Western Res.rve leA
&c; choice Central Ohio e5Sesc faucy
creamery 37@Ssc.
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GnioAxo.

CHICAGO, October ~. Flour--D1ll
and unchanged. Wheat In gooi de.
mand at lover rates, " = cLirago
spring 81 23.Gpl - cast: 81 30, seller
October; 81 34,a,i 81. s-!l.r November:
81 3Sf5l 36i seller Dee -nber; 81 3sl
seller January; No. :: Chic,1o spring
81 Iii rejected yG5lsfi 90 Crrn-ln-
active and lower ri 6IaB,i cn,L, ~
seller October; sic s-i.rf y ,vsmber.
63sc seller DscrTbsr: GJs'. s.ilar May:
rejected J9stJ9,c Or--f.irlv active
and q shade higher =. |;ir cur. Ii.c
and seller October: a H. s-iI". Hpy-,a.
Der; 4tsc seller Dec-T,',sr: ~. seller
May. Rye-At 81 O4ICsji Or! BIriey--
Quiet at 81 oral 07I Po5k-Aciy.
but lower st $I6 50aiG 30 cash: SIC 80
seller October and November: SIC Is
seller December; SIS Is lslC ~ ~ Her
January. Jard-Acuvs but !oser q,
81 i2l cash aud seller November:
&1I Gp9ll 62l seIle, December; Oh 12l
Oil - seller Januar, BuIk A-a.s-
Dull and lower; shoulders g. ~ rl,aI
rib - %; short clear - 20. Wiz
Firm and unchanged at 81 I6.
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PfrnsCseH, October % 2s-Peirslr.,.r
Active; United certificates .x-itr.i;
closed q S93c; refined 7tc for PAis ls..
phia delivery.