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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-26
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CHICAGO. April 26.-The Chicago elevators
contain 1886 600 bushels Of wheat; only
$40 GOO bushels OF corn; 124,e00 of oates
2sS, 900 OF rye; $4,000 OF barley; or total OF
5.s74 900 bushels, sagainst $685. 90 week
ago and 4,69s, 900 at the same time last year.
ALI sales Of cash grain are made on basis OF
Ike per bushe], storage receipts having Eve
days TO run.
Wheat was irregular to-day opening
strong, than weakened, Afterwards
stiffened, but finally closed weak,
weak. the close showing a decline OF &c
for May, jfc for June, xc for July, Hc for
August, as compared with twenty four hours
ago. Prices changed frequently within q
done, but entirely Of the speculative sort. and
mainly in scalping. Sales were Sl.S0A@
SO for May. ei.SiN al SO for June, sl.2ss<
@l.30x for July and Sl.l7N@1 10 for An-
gust. On call sales were ], 49,, 100 bushels
and prices were 04o higher.
Corn was active and higher but greatly IN.
settled. The bulls were in possession during
the major part Of the session, but as the
market closed weak loss set ia through a
desire to realize and the improvement was
nearly lost. The close showed reduction Of
Nc in prices FOR May, and an advance of 10
for June and July. 1t was learned to day that
corn planting has begun In central Iowa two
weeks ahead OF the usual time, aud that the
prospects there and in Nebraska are excellent
Sales were at 72s9@74c for MAY; 72@737Sc for
June, and Tx @735Sc for July. On call.
transactions were LIS, 600 bushels and prices
averaged lower, though April closed Nc
higher. Other options were 5S@ssc lower.
Oats were frmer all round and cash sold up
H@3c. Firm rates ruled until toward the
Close of the session, when weakness appeared
and part of the advance was lost. As COM
pared with yesterdays latest prices to-day s
close was INC higher for car lots. Nc for
May, xc for June, &c for July and August.
Sales ranged 49x @50c for May, 4SX@49X C
for June, 44H@45c for July, and BIZ @87kc
for August. sales on call we're SS2, 900 bushels,
and prices weak and X01Sc lower.
Pork was Irregular. but fairly active prices
advancing l5@25c early, receding 15@171Sc
and closing tame. Sales Sle@l8.15 for May,
SIS. la@laS2k for June and Sl6.S5@lS.b0 for
July. On, FL sales were 1890 bushels, and
prices generally lower.
Lar was moderately active with free Of
ferings, Pricss l2X @l5c higher early, then
5@lOc lower. closing tame. Sales, slL12X a
IL l6X for May, sll 2319@l1.82H for June,
aud l.S7x9I.45 for July. % call sales
were 5000 tisrces and prices easier.
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ENGLISH GRAIN REVIEW.
Rid Rust Exciting Fears for English
wheat-Oats Improvsd-othsr Graiui

Rid Rust Exciting Fears for English
wheat-Oats Improved Graips
Quiet.
LONDON. April 25.-The Mark Lane Express
in it's review OF the British grain trade for the
past week says:
Red rust las attacked considerable acreage
In the eastern counties and causes uneasiness.
Fine English whsats are firm, other kinds un-
changed.
Foreign breadstuffs quiet, closing weaker,
and difficult to transact business.
Flour sold quietly at Monday. improvement
rates.
Mixed American On the spot cannot be
bought under 33s.
Barley is in favor of sellers.
Oats improved 81.
There was small business In cargoes.
California improved about I'd. There were
thirteen fresh arrivals. Five cargoes sold.
six Withdrawn and nine remained on sale. In
Guiding seven of California and one Of Oregon.
Sales OF English wheat during the past
week 36,13s quarters at 46s. 3d.. against 2S,
4e5 quarters 1T As. Cd. for the CORES bonding
period of last year.
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narrowing the Hos,ilss

LoEDsBURs, N. NJ, April M.-In the fight
yesterday morning at Horseshoe canon between
Indians and Indian scouts and troops, the latter
were victorious. Four Indian scouts were
killed and three scouts and four soldiers were
wounded A small band of hostles was seen
going south over the San Simon fat. A band
of twenty Or thirty crossed the Southern
Pacific track near here early this morning,
going north towards Barro mountains,
Mcdonald, wallknown prospector of this
section, arrived from ella river this morning.
He assisted in burying the bodies Of twenty
men yesterday and reports several persons
missing.
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The Funeral Of Mrs. Nininger.

According to the announcement the funeral OF
Mrs Nininger, who died at the Metropolitan last
sunday, took place ye terday afternoon from Christ
church As has been stated. the remains were cons
vey.d Sunday ev ming from tie b tel to the resi-.
dence Of her dauRbter, Mrs Uspt, whiting, on st.
Anthony hill. Y, sterd ~ Urge number Il peope
came aud ook the r laet lock al her. after which
the casket was closed and the remains removed
to Christ church The following are the pail bear.
e,s: Col. Merrill, J. Junk. Con. R. W. Johns
son, Capt W. Bond, Gen ]. b. ssnborn aud
Charlea Nicho's After the usual religious tervio
according to the Episcopal church form w-re had
the remains we're reLo owed TO Oak and cemetery.
where they were suitably inferred.
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To stop Epoessius Dam ages.

one GOOD RESULT OF THE xILsouRN CASE.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator George
10 day offered a resolution. which was adopted
by tbs senate, which is intended to bring
about legislation that will prevent such excess
.lve damages to cases where the United States
are interested, as thoss rendered In the Xii.
bonrn case. The resolution directs the judici.
ary committee to ascertain and report what
impartial determination of cases triable In
courts Of this district, where the United States
may be interested on account of liability to
make good any recovery against the defend.
ant Mr.. George and other members of con.
gress consider the verdict IN the Kilbourn
uaso as beyond all reason or right, aud propose
Ia 'egislate against another such case,
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Railroad Litigation Settled.

COLUMBUS, O., April 25.-The supreme
court to-day revised the decision of the court
of common pleas of franklin county, by
which an order was issued daring the Van
derbilt Jewett litigation for the appointment
OF q receiver for the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati s. Indianapolis railroad, and all or.
aers in aid of the same. the receiver never
got possession, but vas enJnined on his ar.
rival IN Cleveland last september. This vir-
tually does away also with the contempt case
and all pending litigation between Vanderbilt
and Jewett over the attempted consolidation
of the Ohio railway.
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A Shit Settled.

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-The opinion of Judge
McCrary in the case of the Pullman Palace
Car company vs.. The Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain railway, was given to-day in
the United States district court. The claim
was that by contract in 1877 the Missouri
Pacific had given the Pullman exclusive right
to furnish drawing room and sleeping cars for
fifteen years over the Missouri Pacific and ali
roads thereafter controlled by that company.
1t vas further claimed the Iron Mountain was
now controlled by the Missouri Pacific and an
Injunction was asked to prevent other sleeping
cars from being used on the former road.
Judge McCrary refused the INDUCTION. Justice
Weller OF the United States supreme court con.
CURED.
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Erssnston Of Bonded Period.
roLosR OPPOSES oARLdsLs's BILL.

FCLoEH OPPOSES CARLISLE BILL.
WARRINGTON, April "a. Secretary Folger's
letter in opposition to the Carlisls bill was
laid before the senate finances committee this
morning and fully discussed, but no action
vas taken. The committee adjourned till 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, when the matter
will be resumed. Secretary Folger strongly
opposes IN indefinite extension Of the bonded
period for whisky, and he considers the leak.
age allowed as excessive, aud does not approve
Of the liberty given for distillers to transport
TO any bonded warehouse within the same
district the products of their stills. He holds
that this would enable distillers to take advau.
tags Of the government In the event of higher
price,or great depreciation in value In whisky,
by leaving it indefinitely in the hands of the
government.
THE DISCUSSION OF THE COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The senate finance
committee had up the Carlisle bill in relation
TO the indefinite extension of the bonded peri.
Cd for whisky, etc., aud continued the discus
zion Of Secretary Folger's letter, but reached
no conclusion, and adjourned until Friday.
The sentiment of the committee is said to be
clearly against the bill in Its present shape,
but whether 1t will be modified by amendments
or objected to outright the members are not
YET prepared TO say.
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Self.Destr uction.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Last night Edward
Morgad committed suicide by hanging in the
house of Jacob stfllwagner. he had evidently
been contemplating The act, as Sunday he gave
stillwagner the address OF son.in law.
ST. JOSEPH, NO.. April 24.-John Baker,
6S years old, shielded here this morning by
placing the muzzle of a musket IN his mouth,
pulling the trigger with his toes, and blowing
part Of his head away.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 2S.-Hugo Con.
rad, G-rmar farmer, suicided near this city
this morning byot"wing his head of with q
scot gun. IS
COLUMBUS, O., April 25.-Frank Hines, re-
covering from prolonged debauch shot
himself at the hotel at Cambridge. o., this
evening. The ball passed near the heart and
was cut out of his back by a surgeon. He
will probably die, but swears hs will try 1t
again If he recOvpra
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A Murderer Meets His Doom.

CANTON, Ohio, April 25.-About sunrise
this morning William stull, the Georgetown
murderer, was cornered into the dense woods
near New Franklin, fourteen miles southeast
of Canton, by the Columbiana county sheriff
and posse of de puties who have been follow.
ing since Sunday. Finding escape impos sible
he drew the revolver with which he murdered
Mrs. Summers and fred two shots into his
head in quick succession, producing instant
death. The excitement is intense in Start and
Cnlum hiana cnuntlns.
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Genera! Capital NetcS.
AMERICAN SUSPECTS,


WASHINGTON, April 25.-At the csbinet
meeting to-day the question of American sus
poets in Irish prisons was considered and steps
were taken, looking to their relief.
GOVERNMENTAL ASSISTANCE.
The president will send message TO con-
gress in few days. asking authority for lend
ing government aid to territorial outlook on
suppressing the lawlessness OF organized
hands Of Ind ians In Arizona.
NOMINATIONS.
The president nominated Jas. s. Rauten
marshal of the United States for the Wash
ington district OF Pennsylvania; VIM. Warner
attorney for the United States in the Western
district of Missouri.
John G. Montgomery, surveyor of customs
at Denver, Col; Benjamin j. Morey, Louisi-
ana, assistant appraiser of the district of New
Orleans, La; Andrew j. camp-map, collector
of internal revenue for the ninth district
OF Pennsyivania; John c. Wise, attorney OF
The United States for the eastern district of
Virginia; Rutledge P. Hugh s, marshal of the
the United Ststes for the eastern district of Vir-
gipis.
/ TROUBLESOME STAR REUTER-.
Berdell, one of the parties of the star route
cases, who was discharged by Judge Wylie,
because OF misdemeanor, was rearaigned in
the police court to-day, his bond for $4,000
continued and the case went over until to-
morrow.
THE ELECTION CONTESTS.
In the election cases in the house to-day
every man elected as greeubacker or indie
psndsut voted with the majority OF the Re.
publicans and it may be considered that the
election committee will be generally sustained
hy majority of 10 to Is.
BREvITIEs.
The senate committee on public buildings
and grounds yesterday agreed to bill appre
priating 100000 to erect public building al
Quincy, Ill.
The senate foreign relations committee
agreed to report the nomination Of Taft favor
ably.
II is quite probable that Senator Hoar vii
get the vacancy on the senate judiciary com
mittse caused by the resignation of seeretar!
Teller.
The case of Sergeant Mason is before thu
supreme court to-day.
Hearing of the ReeIdell star route case ha
heeu postponed uutil to- morrow.
The managers OF the Garfield Memorial
hospital have adopted draft of q certificate
of Incorporation. The work will soon b
begun,
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The MalIey murder vrsal

new HAvEs, April 2s.-As the opening OF the
Maey trial the state attorney made statement that
the state expected to show that James Ialley Jr j,
with the aid Of Waiter MalIs5 and Blanche Dong
lass, ruined jennie Craner, sDd then. stu with the
to end her opportunities that james should marry
her, and 10 prevent the discoveries which TIL fear
on her part. The taking Of the testimony then
began.
Asa Curtiss testiae6 TO sndars The body Of se,nie
Cramer, and that In odor regen bling chloroform
came from it when taken out Of the water. His
opinion was that Jennie vas dead before she was
placed In the water.
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Iowa Crop Report.

CEDAR RAPIDS, April 25.-Info:waton derived
from nearly sixty counties in the state shows that
seeding has been completed In many parts Of the
state, and the probabilities that all small grain
will be sown by May l..
The wheat aud oats acreage Is increased 20 per
cent. Corn planting has commenced, but will no.
be general until about the 9Th of May. The acreage
OF corn will be % to 80 per cent larger this year
than las. About 10 Per cent Of the old crop is Ga
hand, and farmers are boarding 1t. The season Is
about three weeks esrer than last year, and wheat
IL generally unip jured.
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q Brutal Murder in Ohio.

NEwcoMEnsrowN Ohio, April 25.-PartIculars
have Just reached here from the little village Of
Georgetown, Columbiana county, Of one of the most
desperate and eold-bloodei murders which has ever
been perpstrsted In Eastern Ohio. Collins Sum.
iners, Of the most prominent farmers Of Co um.
biana county, has had hired man named William
Stul in his employ for the past gear or tive, O.
about ten day. ago dis arged him account Of bis
quarrelsome di po ition. Since that time Stul has
been lurking In the peighbprhood. Late on sunday
Mrs. Summers ct the barn milking
her COWS, when she saw stul approaching
He cane o. stood VI hin few feet OF Mrs Fun
mers, snd so d good evening. She n.wered HIM
and resumed her word. Scarcely had she turned her
back when her cowardly essssen drew his revolver
and emptied the contents of all the chambers in the
DO of his victim, 20 of the balls taking mortal
effect. The hnmsn wretch then fsn. Sull &C.
cused Mrs. sum W IL being Instrumental In
hsvlpg him discharged. aud this wa way hs muir
dered her arties are securing the country IN
search Of this dastardly assassin.
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A SaDguine Scuiler.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Mr. j. A. st. John,
president Of the Mcdoc rowing club of this
city has Just received letter from Edward
Trickett, the Australian oar-man in which.
referring to his race with Hanlan to come of
nozt Monday on the Thames, be ssys 81
think the odds will be to against me on
account of Hanlan being such a favorite, but
il you can get to it is worth taking.
am very well, and 81 no reason why should
not continue and if do there is no four to
one on Hanlan."
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Entnrprising Yhnbs.

ST.. LOFTS, April 25.-A paper in the form
OF an endorsement of the petition recently
sent from here to President Arthur requesting
him to appoint Miss Phoebe W. Cousins, of
this city, one of the commissioners to reor-
ganize Utah, Is in circulation at Jefferson City
and has been sigued by Governor Crittenden
and many members o. the legislature.
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A Fine Financier.

Boston, April q. AS gu instance Of the way in
which stock was handled by some members Of
the An sricsu Electric Ii hs company of hassachu
setts Is said that j. NJ Fox. ole Of the corpora.
tors, "swappsa" fifteen shares tpar value SOO,) Tor
has rack Vi ned at sl9l. Thi. Is told on the au.
thoriy of the merchant with whpnn the trade was
made, and who states he sud the stock for 81 SO
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A Proud Polioeman-Hs Kus His Man

A Proud Polfcsman-Hs Kills His Man.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-oficer Gus Rosenberg
shot and billed A. T. Fielder this evening, some
time tince Fielder was indicted on some petty charge
and supposing this officer was his accuser be- an
quarrel With him at the e, meeting, Fielder strk
log Rosenberg, who then attempted to arrest him
Fielder broke awey and ran in his house, aud the
officer started for help He had goue but short
distance when he discovered Fisldsr at his heels
with Ratchet. The officer ran into tho middle of
the str et followed by his assaaut then turned
and nred two Shots one of which passed thr ugh
Fielder's head and kil.d him instantly.
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Assessing Contracted Rsi,r ad Lands

Capt. w. w. Bradin, state auditor, has Just
issued circular to county assessors upon the
subject of assessing railroad lands which have
been contracted TO be sold by the railroad
companies, advising them that in the opinion
of the attorney general the law only permits
an assessment OF the interest and improve.
ments of the purchaser in such lands, which
interest and improvements are to be assessed
as real e. tate.
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ADissstrous Derrick FAIL.

CHICAGO, April 24.-An elevated travelling
derrick in Denier & Robinson's store yard,
corner Of Harrison street and Fifth avenue,
fell from the track to the ground this morn.
ing, carrying down three men. Isaac Newton,
Fred Wallis and Jacob Andrews, and boy of
II years, Willis Robinson, with 1t. The boy
was killed instantly. Newton had both legs
and an arm broken and died shortly after
wards. The Others escaped with severe
hrnisae
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Disobsdient Liauer Sellers.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-The cases of viola
tons Of the Smith law, sixteen In number,
were before the police court to-day, but at
the request ofthe prosecution the cases were
continued until Friday.
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A ssupendous s.. Louis Scandal.

ST.. LOUIS, April GA good deal OF sensa.
ton is produced by publication in late edi'
ton Of the Post Dispatch that Mrs. Jennie
Dixon. wife of Brunette Dixon, a commercial
traveller, was seen on Charming avenue near
Olive street. last Saturday evening with John
9. Curtis, young man less than II years
old.
Mrs. Dixon IS an attractive lady Of 2S years,
daughter Of Mr.. Ladd, q retired manufacturer.
Her family moves in the best circles and are
terribly shocked at her conduct. She left be-
hind her three small children. simply direct.
ing her servant to send them to her mother.
Mr.. Dixon is absent, supposed to be in New
Mexico or Colorado.
The whereabouts OF the couple of elopers is
not known, but 1t is supposed they went to
Chicago.
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Marked WAY Down.

Those who like to be well dressed-and who
does not-will find an interesting announce.
ment on third page of astonishingly low pric-
es at the Boston One Price house of Mickey &
Co. Such an opportunity to buy your cloth
ing, of the latest patterns of cloth and styles,
was never before offered In ST. Paul,
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A Mint Masters Mauoeuvres.

NEW ORLEANS, April 76.-In the Investigation o.
the charges against Davis, superintendent OF ths
mint former assistant coiner named Butler, ads
mitted that with Davis he had received from
Parker house broker $50 trade dollars. for which
Davis gave him Ike lumber Of standard dollarst
that these trade dollars passed through rollers
BIZ Butler to defsce them, AID then sent to The smell
ter and rener, and afterwards ceived back III in
Rots aud coined into standard dollars,
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Aliens "Iron Tonic Bitters'' is the finest
blood purifier in existence, and it ct the same
time invigorates the liver, aids digestion,
enriches the blood, and builds up and tones
the whole system. It's the best. For sale by
J. P. Allen, druggist and manufacturing
pharmacist, st. Paul, MINI.
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4 CurtaNed Appropriaito,.

WARRINGTON, April Ex-senator Garland
his afternoon withdrew his amendment to
he Mississippi river improvement bill to ap-
propriate SIS, 200, saying that It was
apparent that the sentiment was practically
unanimous in favor of the bill as it came from
the committee appropriating S5,000,000 for
the Mississippi and 81 ,00O,0 G0 for the Missouri
rivers. Senator Jones also Withdrew his amend
msnt. The Mississippi river bill passed the
senate by practically unanimous vote.
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The Belgian dloparch Wanie Money.
New YonK. April 25.-An attachment for $3.50, on
IN the name Of the Kipg Of Belgium against Leon
Bernard was served on the Credit Lionaise in this
city. Bernard withdrew few weeks ago $4,000
which be had on deposit there
He was private secretary TO Roman Catholic
bishop named Ro' sean AID the funds consisted of
It 'cks and bonds. which 1t Is thought he sent to
FIauce to be disposed Of.
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MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT

The Senate Passes the Bill Appropriatins
100000 for the Improvement Of the
Papa OF Rtvulets-Passnge OF Another
House Unable to Cali Up infested Elec.
ton Cases-A Resolution In Regard TO
American Citizens Imprisoned Abroad.
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ANOTHER PROBABLE CASE.

DETROIT, April 24.-The wife Of Charles
Nettle, brakeman on the Michigan Central.
was found in her bed this afternoon with 8
bullet in her brain which entered at the left
eye. She was still alive, but TO hopes of re-.
covery. She had lived apart from her hus.
band some time and kept company with one
James Brown, whom she pretends to board.
She was known to be in an intoxicated condi-
ton last night Brown has been arrested pen.
ding the examination to determine wether he
caused her condition or 1t was case of sui.
eide.
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y A Brilliant Wedding.

ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-sIr. Dickey, son of Judge
Lyle Dickey, Of Chicago, Superintendent OF the wes
tsrn Union telegraph and Union Pacific Railroad
telegraph with headquarters at Omaha, was married
iere this evening, to Miss Eresa Jordan, daughter
81, Louis,
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPES.
As It CASTS Its Light on the Chicago Mar
kets.
fapao,o1 Tela cror m n TIM Hlnha

Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
CEIoAso, April 25.-Cables were dull and
lower but wheat started of quite still and I
thought we were going to have pleasant
time, but the suckers who were bulling the
market got scored on reports Of hot wheat and
that st. Louis was going to receive new wheat
next week and hold the market down, and !
am betting all the dust my friends have that
both wheat and corn will 90 higher, for there
10 big short interest out and The boys who
ere under the deal will give them dance when
they try to cover. The curb for May wheat is
S1.30x.
The above applies Just as well to corn, 50
shall only say that the drop since call was
caused by fellow who isn't worth fifty cents,
clear oderia9 at 4 under the market. The
May curb 10 7lXe.
Provisions are dull and sold down with
grain.