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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
A MILITARY SCANDAL.
Tho Wife of Lieutenant In tho Arm,
Sues for a Divorce

The Wife of Liautenant In the Army
Sues for Divorce.
Washington, June 2l-Proceedings
were instituted to-day which will pro.
duce much CONSERVATION and gossip in
society circles here and in the west.
Your correspondent, through the court
esy of friend, is enabled to present the
allegations of Mrs. Alice Read, wife of
Lieut.. George Beale Read of the regular
army. upon which she expects divorce
to be granted by the supreme court of
the district. Mrs. Read is daughter of
the late Col. Dickson, a staunch union
ist, who was killed in Virginia by Col.
Maddux in 1860 for his union proclivi-
ties. Lieut.. Read, the defendant, is q
nephew of Gen. Beale the Washington
millionaire, and warm personal friend
of General Grant, who it
is said, appointed Lieut.. Read to the
army. The wife alleges that they were
married on the 22d Of April, 1872, and
that two children were born to them
that in the early part of 1874 the defen.
dant commenced drinking, and was
drunk frequently during that year al
Fort Lyon, Colorado. and in November
1874, he kicked and bruised her so tha,
she was Ill for more than o week, and
that his conduct was 30 brutal TINT hel
life was in danger. He has made fire.
quent promises to reform, and she has
forgiven, but the reformation would only
last few months when he would rcturl
to his cups and abuse her worse than be
fore, frequently striking her in the pres
ence OF private soldiers. He ha
threatened TO kill her and the children
In January, 1881. at Fort Mcintosh. Maj
6ummers preferred charges against HIM
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

Mr.. Washburne has had an interview
with the secretary of the interior with
reference to the question of opening up
the Turtle Mountain reservation in Da-
kota. The secretary indicated unmistak-
ably that he had no doubt that the In
dians had no title to the lands. He also
left Mr.. Washburn to infer that while
congress was in session, and had the mat
ter before it, he did not think it was
proper for him to take action in the mat.
ter, but that he would do SO Immediately
upon the adjournment Of congress, pro.
vided that congress itself did not take
any action.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

In consequence Of the dissensions in
the democratic party in South Carolina,
private and public calls have been made
upon Senator Wade Hampton to consent
to be candidate for governor before the
approaching convention, but he has pos
itively declined in letter published to-
day. He expresses desire to retire
from public life. He advises the correc.
tion Of all bad legislation within the
party, and regrets to see dissatisfaction
in any quarter because of opposition to
some Of the measures adopted by the
last legislature. He considers the legis-
lation in regard to the registration law
and the general stock law as unfortunate,
and the grievances should be redressed
within the democratic organization. 1t
is now settled fact that Hampton will
not be candidate, and this gives relief
to many other aspirants in the state.
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Railroad Engineers.

Railroad Engineers.
jersey City, N. j., June 24.-The
strikers paraded and got recruits from
various railroad yards this morning and
stopped construction train, compelling
the engineer and fireman to join them.
The police being called the thousand
men went to the Jersey Central yard
capturing the place. The police eighty
strong. followed them. About
two hundred strikers went
to the sugar house, foot of Washington
street and compelled the men to stop
loading the oars OF the Erie company.
Calls for police are increasing and the
Pennsylvania railroad company will
swear in 800 special police this afternoon.
1t is r,,mored that the locomotive engin-
GERS sent delegation to the Cleveland
headquarters asking Instructions. It ia
also said the engineers and 6remen will
quit work when the result Of the strike
is seen. Switchmen and brakemen in the
Central yard joined the strikers and the
entire freight office traffic
is at standstill, and it is expected that
! the military COMPANY will be called out
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
Sporting.

Sporting.
st. Louis, June PA large crowd was
in attendance at Cretreur lake 70 witness
the contest in the second days raes Of
the Mississippi valley regatta. The
weather was intensely hot again,
but there is moro breeze o..
cillatlng-yet not enough to
disturb the smoothness Of the course.
The officers Of the day are: Judges, J.
Morsen, Chicago; J. A. 1T. John, st.
Louis; A. 8. Porter. Chicago; Frank
O'Brian, st. Louis; Chas. Janner, New
Orleans. Time keepers, W. A. Watson,
Chicago; A. B. Cleghorn. Burlington; F.
N. Whine, Evenston, O.; J. Gallagher.
st. Louis. Umpire, ]. @. Osgood, Bur.
linRtOn,
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Propssals.

1rop00Als.
United States Indian Service,
Conaolidated Santee and FlAndreau Agency,
NebraskA and Dakota. June II, l662
SEALED PROPOSALS. -indorsed "Proposals
= for Heifer., d., e. csae may be) and direct
braska, will be received until 1 O'Clock p. m. Of
THuRsDAY, July 0. 1882
for Furnishing the Flandreau Indiana 1900
fence posts. cedar sf oak, ten uO) bulls, two
year old, IS heifers, 2 to 9 year old. ~ yoke of
oxen. $40 hogs. 800 soWs and 20 boArs) average
60 pounds gfoas; none to weigh lees than 50 OF
over IS pounds gross, and 80 sheep, IS ewes and
bucks, year old; all the above stock 70 be
sound. healthy and in good condition in every
respect oxen and heifers to be domestic cattle.
oxen to be we'll broken not more than seven "a
nor under four ~ years Of age, none to weigh
less than 1000 pounds, all to be delivered at
Flandreau, Dakota, within 81 days after final
approval of contract,
All bids must be accompanied by certified
check upon some United States depoaitory
payable to the erder Of the undeesignod for Il
least Eve o. per cent Of the auount Of the pro.
posal which check shall be fo.teited TO the Uni
ted states in cese any bidder or bidders receiv
ing an aWard shall fail to execute promptly
contract with good and Sufficient suretis sc
cording to the terms of his or t.eir bid or bids
otherwise 70 b returned to the bidder or bid
ders.
lSAIH LIGHTNER,
dt3ulyO q. 8. Indian Agent.
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An Additional Horror in a
Western Iowa
Town.
Emmettsburg Demolished by a Cy
clone and One Hundred
People Killed.
Cabinet Decides Not to
Interfere with the Coming
Execution of Gui.
teau.


Our telegraphic report brings intelli.
gence of another storm disaster which
excels in fatal results the Grlnnell hor-
ror. The town of Emmetsburg, locate d
on the l. & u. division of the @. NJ. & St.
P. r. r., about one hundred miles east Of
Canton, Dakota, was devastated by O
tornado this morning and something
like one hundred people killed. EN-.
metsburg was an attractive prairie town,
containing population of about one
thousand. The storm which visited
Yankton this morning was undoubtedly
a part Of the great storm having its GEN.
ter at this point of destruction. The
storm has prostrated the wires and we
are unable to procure any details.
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re unable to procure any details.


IAuOtntF SyCIoue.
Des Moines, June PA dispatch just
received by the Register from Fort Dodge
says thas the town OF Emmetsburg, the
county seat of Palo Alto county, was
blown to pieces this morning by torna-
do, and over lO0people killed. The Illi-
nois Central and Chicago and Northwest
ern trains are blown from the tracks, and
the Milwaukee and st. Paul road
wrecked and washed cut north of
Forest City, and there are reports that
three or four more towns in that locality
are blown to pieces. The wires north of
here are all down, and it is impossible to
get more news; but we will work hard to
get everything possible.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

The senate adjourned Friday until
Monday i'll order to allow the carpets to
be taken off the floor and replaced with
mating. This action does not encour-
age the belief that there will be an early
adjournment, and it is predicted that
congress will be in session until the Goth
of July at least.
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but on Reads promising to reform. his
wife succeeded in having the charges
withdrawn. At Fort BrowE last March
he broke out again, since which time his
brutality has been greater than ever and
be has frequently made the most wicked
exposure Of his person to his children.
Finally Gen. Charles Smith put guard
in the house. The lieutenant has ten
dered his resign alton while the charges
are pending against him. Mrs. Read
asks divorce. alimony and the custody
of her children.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

The Pennsylvania railroad COMPANY de.
cided that it will transfer freight at
South Ambery by the old route. Freight
handlers should be protected agaipst
such sweeping advance in west-bound
freight rates as recently announced by
the trunk line.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

The house committee on patents have
agreed upon . bill recorsenizlng the
patent Office. increasing che commits
sioner's salary from 81 500 to $4,000. sub.
ordinstes 10 to so per cent, and, creating
the officers of deputy principal exam
iners (twenty-six OF them), at 49, 100 each
per wear.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

The senate has confirmed the following
nominations: Utah commission-Alex.
ander Ramsey, of Minnesota; Algernon
8. Paddock, of Nebraska; Geo. L.
Godfrey, of Iowa and James r. Petit.
grew, Of Arkansas. Isaiah Lightner to
be Indian agent at Santee agency, Ne.
braska; Corporal Charles 8. Fowler,
nineteenth infantry, to be second lieu
tenant.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

The directors of the Illinois Central
road met in Chicago Wednesday, and re-
elected the officers. After discussing the
relations of the New Orleans branch, it
was decided to let it remain under the
presidency of James @. Clarke.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

st. Paul, Mimi, June M-The latest
reports indicate that wheat has not suf.
fered by the recent rains, and the pros
pect continues magnificent. Should the
rains continue, however, the corn outlook
would be much less favorable than
wheat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

HOUSE.
Washington, June 24.-House went
into committee on the bill to reduce in.
ternal revenue tax.
Mr.. Kelly, chairman Of the committee
of ways and means, reported concur
rent resolution for final adjournment
of congress on July 10th. Adopted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
New Yo rk. June "a.
SrocKs--Fairly active. higher.
MONEY-1O3.
GovERSMENTs-Firm,s strong, Ss, &1,00k: 81.
$l;0ls. AIS, sl14A; 4's, Sl.aJH.
ELoUR-Steady. moderate demand,
WHEAT-Feverish, cash and June 2hGSc high.
er. Others shade better. No. 2 red, $l.460$i.4s
June; Sl,27sGsl.2s,s Jul $1.l9S @tl.O Aug.
CoRN--Hlgher. MixeL western 7S9sOh
futures 7I4slAc.
OATs-Western 61663.
PoRK-Firm. new, S2l0O; old, 5000.
LARD-Lower, $ll.97h.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June a.
WHEAT-Firm, spring; $1.s2 cash; 81. .ssnal.A
July; $l.11% Aug Regular, $l.l5SQSl.ls1 July I;
$lU7 Aug.
CoRN-Firmer, 72ic cash; 72Ac July; 72k bid
August; 72,. September.
OATs--Strsng. higher; ssmc bid cash and
RYE-691a@ a@7Oc.
BARLEY-S70SSc.
WHIsKY-$l.l6
PoRK-Strong, frmer $2l.0Ih cash and July;
s2ol4 August; $2l. .42h Sept:
LARD-Frm, higher, $ll.72x cash and July
$ll7s August; SLIP September.
MILwi UKER.
Milwaukee. June y.
WHEAT-Stronger. $1.s2A cash; Sl.ssk July
$l:l7h August; $;.l7S September. No. J. Sl.i7
0ATs-Hlgher, 5Shc.
RYE-Stronger, 75c.
BARLEY-slc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
To-Day's Fire Record.

Lawrence, Massachusetts, June "a
The loss by last nights fire in the Paci-
fic store house will not exceed $500, 900.
One fireman was injured, probably fatal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
California Democrats.

San Francisco, June M.-The demo.
cratic convention nominated John Dag
gett for lieutenant governor by aoclama.
ton,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
The strikers Ahead,

New York, June 24.-The New York
Central had to give in to the demand Of
the switchmen for an advance in wages
of five dollars per month.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

Grateful for the continued tavors OF the peo-
pie. this House assuree its patrons that every
fully up to the demands OF the time. No other
Grocery House in the Territory will Be permit
ted to surpaa Il either in quality Of eoods OF
prices. Very Reapectfully,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
Under sealed orders, Indian Inspector
Pollock and squad Of troops has ar
rested Agent Berry at the Uintah agency
in Utah.

Nearly 10000 men participated in the
parade Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie at Baltimore, which was led by Gen.
r. B. Ayres, and reviewed by President
Arthur.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
PORtnonaS1

Chicago, June M.-The races are post.
poned until Monday on account Of the
rain
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
SunstrOke

New York, June 24-Six cases Of sun
stroke to-day.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24
SPECIAL nor1cEs.

II WILL ISSUE POLICE8 ofinsuranes cover
= ing all los or damage By fire, lightning a1d
tornado or cyolone. q. ". ROBERTS.
Insurance Agent.
vNO RENr-Confortsbly furniahed rooms.
= Apply at northeast corner Of Cedar and
Second streets. Terms moderate.
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Notice,

A IL persons having any claim. seainst the
"A Yankton Ferry Company are requested to
WIN. BLfTT, Secretary.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

a Shop on Third street, over Blatt's
Grocery store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

"a Because it's Cash system is euccess.
fully established and gives to ito Gus
toners advantages which the credit sys.
tenn does not possess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-24

NOR SALE-s choice farm Of 60 aoxes-l5o
y under cultivation. good lM story stone
outbuildines. The oest stock % OK gam % farm % IT,
the county. Ample range for 500 head Of
stock. A rare bargain il offered, For particu-
lArs inquired of
DIR. G. ". vANDERHULE,
Central Drug Store,
Yankton, Dakota.
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P. M. WHITE, ND,

ALL chronic di.easss Il ~ Esaxt Lan0
q oase sse%.se o,sa s;;i. :iS 1aIds,ss s.ssy. n. ~ &%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nav l7-2 D. m--Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
Western. STEADY at Sd Bac0nCumD rand
Cut at o.; short hiD steady al 49,. Long Clear
frmer 50: Clear frmer AT 66L Hams-Long cut
67 Shoulders steady at AZ Mess steady
al 81 t1tia Mess hiieI al izG f,ie LIS sTea AZ ~
steady at AZ. Tupenune-Sprts steady at az. Rosin-
flne dull lOGd Common dull q. Cneese-Amencan Choice
dun at 5dL Lard onNone here Fionr-kHtra state dull
1894. Wheat-NO White, duh AT lO2d; No SPRING
steady at lO Winter Western steady at l0&d Corn
Mixed dull SO I'D for Spirits Turpenune at London.
stea1y at Al
LIVERPOOL Nav 1913 d.. m-Breadstufs dull Flour
TO- l2lGd per GENITAL for Wheat, 59idlO per
Genital Tor California hte lWai05d for Caiior,
ma Club: 9nOddl0. for ied Winter; 9alO2d Tor He'd
Western Spring Corn 90 d GENITAL for old Mixed west
LIVERPOOL, May l9.-ReceIpts OF Wheat for the past
three days were 900 cenais. including 90 90 American
LIVERPOOL May 10 Is y. -PrOvlsOns-Cheese 90 per
cwt Tor the best graOes American Lard 25d per cwt
Tor American Produce-Taow 42td per cWL lehhed Ieu"
lenm. Oisd per gallon.
LONDON May 1880 pm-Calcutta Llnseed 4oibc a 40
per quarter Refined Petroleum. 6a405 "a Spl1ts OF 70
troenL 4da1 Pad per gall Common Rosn. G5a6Cd Pale
hosn bi5d dUyd sperm OIL 4741&7J per lseed Ou'
53L per cwt.
ANTWERP. May l9Petroeum. IL francs 80 cenumos for
nne pale American WcoIs Lard closed NJ lSs Hacs %
confines per 100 kios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

sense Of ultimate security which has prevailed
Additional evidence is furnished that demagogsm
in pursuit of it's ends displays an Ignorance ohIy
ennalIed nv it's wantonness. The follow
inc dispatch reminds US OF the occurrences
which began February 10. 1881, and only
ended March g. 1881, when President Hayes vetoed
the 2 per cent funding bill with the clause (only
more objectionable than the following restricting
hanks from retiring their circulation at Will. Ihe
dispatch is as follows:
Tho Uouse has agreed to the amendment requiring
hanks 10 give ninety days notice for withdrawal OF
circulation and limiting total amount 30 wlthdfa"h
in any one month to $5.0O0.OOO.
Last year. despite the general belief that the Pres-
dent would veto the bill. the uncertainty caused
the deposit of SIS, 100000 gold and legal-tenders
with the Treasurer to retire circulation. Now tho
case is worse than 1t was last year; some enabling
act is necessary to enable the banks to continue
business but if the enabling act is of such charac-
ter that il puts the entire capital OF the bank be-
yond the control of it's directors except in monthly
drbbets. and that after ninety days notice. there
is little reason to believe that it will prove to be
much of a boon to either banks or the country.
After this Congressional action is likely to De
watched more closely in Wall Street, and a new
element has entered into the speculation.
Government bonds were very dull and without
feature The only change in the bids is an advance
of ls for the continued 5s The market closed
steady at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

25oo tcs August sOsil sSSc. closing $50 80 aci
S9VV , ss sspe%Re 90 ~ 2e closing S
seller year. IL 5Od1l 62iec. closing 1l52Lc; City Steam
iary active firm sales 1855 tcs = 6c; Refined quoted
IL poe Continent. BUTTER-with increasing receipts
state Halt Firkin Tubs and Pals, 2loz6c.; Welsh
banos ~ g2ic airy Tubs Poor 1662Oc; Creamery Z4d
26c; Elgin Creamery 2sc Western Creamery. 226l5c;
ZOc CHEESE-Market very strong Choice and Fancy.
Win better demand others dun unsetted state ga 4c
GG'-Market lower and weak increased receipts and
nu trade Long Island and nearby 20a02le state and
Tenhsyvanla, 2uc Western 1919 l0'4ci southern lS@
lJ'4c w western and Southern. Fair 10 Good $50 % 90
RlGE-oelllng better steady aud unchanged.
SShEDS-Dull, nomiDally unchanged
SPiCES-Qnie, generally unchanged
HALI-M oderately active and about steady.
sUGA Raw quiet. hanged the tone is less buoy
ant owing T. decline in Refined and the large receipts OF
ae considerable portion OF which has come to tie
sales 600 hhds Cuba 7c 800 hhds. Centrifugal sc 400
mus DO, size; POO bags ST. Domingo, &C.; TO hhds st
kits 61sH7c. Fair 7ac; Refined lower Crushed 10 90
io9c Powdered. 10@c Granulated 99,G9i9 c. Cut LOAF
a. 9sc Confectionery "a" Sc; on "A.b s1,a9 CO
White Extra &C" S2Gosc. Yellow do, SisdSAc.; Yellow
&C" 'Sds Yellow. Z 99794c. - -, -,o, .
Oleonlargal1ne Stearne, ii ltdll &c. o. "a q,
TALLOW-Very strong demand fair Prime City, 500
Sac; sales, $4,000 ~ oi90sslec - -
TEA-Geneally steady, with fair trade; OOlOpg. how
ever rather weak.
TOBACCO-Kentucky in moderate demand prices firm ;
sales 325 hhds Lugs. 6a7Sc Leaf sdl2i2c seed Leaf
quiet sales 300 cases 1890 Pennsylvania 6023c 4o5 cases
1850 Ohio 4L17c 100 1884, New England, private
terms 90 cases 1880 do private terms 800 bales Havana
SS0Sl 90.
WHALEBONE-Qulet
WOOITrade is still OF the most moderate proportions
Inc tone however appears better IA dealers through inc
ceve consgnments Of the clip The adyices from the
interior continue nrm
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s1AIsED.

Good Ordinary ,9s lev s;St Middling. ILL., aI.,
Si FSurs S9 moGsray active sosn@
f ia 1uns sale s2G D July SSs august,
so 7 S'p's%%fi 6sSsmgsT $7Siil
rrtss Tor Ring, and Way
July l229 August H. september l2m october.
February 1854 Closing prices for contracts-May ~ 3
June ofS J1g ctd5cT Aggn Ncvd rSn
li.SS; DecembcI ll4l January ll.5S February 1lee
FisHHaacke quiet unchanged. Cod in better demand
Bank Box Herring fairy active abont 10000 bo1e have
Tncks Barrel Herring quiet Passport quoted 81 IS and
for the south but mono here Demand better THIS
lRs" Sri TS' Of SS meat '1 S'" f'' ' '' '' I'll"
FLOUR AMP shade
port and light obbing trade demand sales lS0oo Dels
2 sSasi TO- latter extreme s"perans SIS IS IL CON
to Far ezra sIa@ - VoGs ood So G19a 70 fanG,
8 odSs5 COCO TGeco s 0.ss 8 g go% 9@S%
TO Choice do 50 soSs5 80 Common Extra Minnesota .
s 80 Exf1a - irsgSt - 5Sss 30 Patent
GOOD Gs g verS S d hSas FSnS IS rseni
Wheat Extra 81 l0Ss9 % SiIy MI ezra iS MfSt lh9 ~
So 80, market closing sic, SOUTH ERN fLol 4
IS 75 Good 10 Choice IS S6as5 i q......RYE FLOUR a
shade EASIER sales oOg P9ia supeTnne ~ "a ooj
western. IS 55GS4 3d. sales, $50 5bis Brandywine
81 5OGS4 CO.
FOREIGN FRUITs-Prces generally UNCHANGED; Dried
quiet but selling freely saes by auction No sOoO
boxes Palermo ana MS. Sinner
fd24c. better; very nght traoe
for expo moderate milling and far trade
on speculative May and June options 2G2c al
vance losing under The highest prices sales
600 bush future, 1O7n,0O bush. cash; including I'm
erled spring part ~ 81 and remainder private terms
No Chicago quoted 81 35aS g. boat loads sold ate last
evening nj 81 export Ungraded Winter Red 81 O3D
~ 47I No ~ f6 1853 for certificates n 40 de-
iivered Ungradcd White. 81 3JaSl AZ; No White 81 ~
certificates: Red. May. ~ iGG$1 ash closing -
June u 45sSsl 477s closing - ~ 90 Jg i 81 81 =
81 25l4; do. september g 25aSl 25 closing 81 20 DO
seller the year, 23dSl l3a, closing > 239f Rl Z
Market in BUYERS favor light export demand stae sTs
glIc sales 5000 bush Canada, Tor delivery IN eW daYs
about isc.. BARLEY AND BAILEY MALT quiet
unchanped .CORN-Market unsettled opening l2~Sc
less strength, with part
LOST then rer again. and closing lsac under the ghest
Gnoaiions Unite export and homo trade denandi moderate
hnsnes on speculative account sales ~ Lou push tntuf
Isl 900 bush including Ungraded Western MIed at
dS6oc NO. 2. S,aSuizc elevator ana deINesu Winle
southern aSc.; No. White 92c No Mixed May ." gS
sic closing do June, S2asds2slc, closing sc 40
July closing 81 ~; do August s1ds34c clos
ing S3i.c; do september. SSi40Sj2c. closing s3sc 100
OATS firm options about lc lower sales $4,000
hush intending No at 6lai 062c No 2 62H6ao. for new,
G4GG1 &C. old; NO quoted 6oc No White GlGGl i2c;
No 2 6jl4 ass 9c No. l. 7 c.; Mixed western 63atlci
White do 63a6'c Mixed state 63G84 2c5 White DO 81 "a
a Tic; No 2Nixed May GA GG3c do. June Jo'd 3c do
Juy 5GL,dj63tc; do August 4SsdiS9c; do september,
1919 PHILOSOPHY light market hrmer 80 10 and
so h. 81 II %; Middlngs 81 3jGSl 45 Rye Feed 81 3d.
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