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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

The Collegiate year OF this institution
| opens ON the 4tb OF September. The
iaculty IN composed OF progressive, ex~
perienced and thorough teac lers. Two
| new proiesSorships have been establish
clone o. An lent Languages, which
viii bo filled by the best Latin and
creek scholar i'm the State. and another
to,he Modern Languages, which will be
hlled 10y lady of many years exped-
enco as teacher, and who conve rses
German.
Good Y neral reference and Depart
mental Libraries.
Good apparatus and appliances la
every department.
The institution IL Unsoctarian and
Undennntnational, but thoroughly
christian.
The location IN the most beautiful,
healthiul, central and accessible. A
moral and industrious community.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

We received pleasant calls yesterday
from Col. L. Il. Jenkins, Joseph Graham
aud Anon Forman, of Valley Point, Mai
ID. Stemple, Of Painters Mill, Lloyd
McCrum, Of Aurora, J. }. Kelly, of Bran.
donville, and Ebert Bryce. of Gl.desvllle
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PUBLIC MEETING.

At the request Of a number of the stock
holders Of the Kingvood Rsnwsy Com
panJ, a public meeting Of said stockhold
ers is hereby called 70 convene in the
Court House in said town, on Saturday,
November %. 1892. At O'Clock p, tn, al
which time Il is hoped that all citlzens OF
the County who may feel an interest 10
ssid enterprise will be present.
The purpose Of the meeting is 70 make
arrangements FOR pushing forward the
construction Of said railway.
A foil attendance Of the citizens Of the
district, whether stockholders or not, ID
earnestly requested.
Q. ~ BIsHoP, President.
JE1. BARTOE PAYNE, Secretary.
KrNawo, d, Nov. 10. 1882
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Circuit Court.

This court convened yesterday at one
O'Clock, with Judge VIM. t. Ice on the
bench. The following attorneys from
neighboring bars were IN attendance at the
opening OF the court, namely; Messrs. Il.
l. Berkshire, Geo. =. Sturgiss and ]. NJ
a .laus, of Moigantown. and Messrs, Jno.
+. MCGraw and John II holt, of Grafton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Proceedings ina the Clerks office
for the County Court, In Vacation.
Nov, 81 Jno. ID. Whetsel qualified as
guardian of the four infant children of
Jas. X Buckl, W, deceased, and executed
bond in penalty of $500 with Sol IL.
BucKlew as surety.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

The youth ful color aud rich luslre are
restored 10 ftd' d or gray hair by the use
of ParkeI's Hair Lean, harmless drss-
ing highly .etr, med tor it, perfume and
purity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25
An ora Lady Fatally Burned.

Mrs. White, and aged widow residing
with her son near this place, wac fatally
burned or Friday morning ct last week.
by her clothing taking FIRE She sur.
vived The dreadful accident only a few
bours, and vas buried the following day.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

EVANSVILLE WOoLRS FACTORY,
EvANsvILLR, W. Va March 81.
Take not ice FsImers and the Public,
that We have purchased and placed in ouI
factory new and improved machinery,
therefore we are able 20 compete with
any factory IN the States i'm MAKING
wooden goods. We give the
Highest Market Price 70, Wool.
and sell goods very low. We do manu-
featuring AZ very lew rates.
Farmers give ua a call.
rmrsitf J. BOWHAE& SON.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To All persons holding liens by iudR,
ment or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, Of James Shaw:
In pursuance Of n decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made in a
Cause therein pending, to subject tho
real estate Of the said James Shaw. To-
the satisfaction Of the lions thereon, you
are here by required 90 present all claims
held by you and each OF you against the
said James Shaw, which are liens ON his
real estate or any part ~ It, for sdiudi-
cation ~ me, ~ my office in kim wood
in-said county on or before the 10TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882
Given under my band this 1lth day Of
September iu the year 1882.
Jos. n. HAwTuORNR,
4tS22 Commissioner
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Dr Geo. 3. Hardy, Deni,st, VIII be al
BrucetoD. OF. 80 h and remlin Eve days.
Office at Dr.. By G II carly.
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Miss Eiith PrettYman, daughter of the
Rev. Mr. Pre'ymsn, former pastor OF
TIE NJ. + Church of this place, is visiting
friends here
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by Judg-
ment or otherwise, against the real es
tate or any part thereof, OF RolIy
Evans
In pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made in a
cause therein pending, To- subject the
real estate of the said ROlly Evans, 20 the
satisfaction of the liens thereon, YOU are
hereby required ~ present all claims
held by you and each Of you against the
said ROlly Evans. which are Hens on his
real estate, or any part OF II, for adiudi.
cation TO mo at my office. In Kingwood
in said county, on or bofor the 20TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882.
Given unuor my hand this 10Th day Of
September, 1882.
J. IT. HAWTHORNE,
4tS22 Commissioner.
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GEo A. Walls.
n c. Secretary

The Hon. Jonathan Huddleson, Of
GIsdesville, this c0uutY, vas ia town the
fret Of the week, In the interest Of new
NJ. r. Church just erected "a bis neighbor-
mood, and favored us with pleasant call.
Although now ia the 18th year OF hiS age,
having been born 10 F-irfsT county, Vir-
giuis. 10 1898, Mr, Huddleson 10 ~ active
and vigorous as must men VI sixty. He
represented the counties Of Preston. Mon
ongslia and Taylor NJ the Virginia State
Senate from 1866 to 1859, and was the au-
thor 81 the bill establishing the asylum for
the insane at Weston. ne well az the bill
by which the disputed line between Vir-
glnia and Mary land was settled He also
,ffrred and pressed 20 ~ psssago q bill "a.
tablishing line Of ocean steamers, but
this pr, jet WIS lost 10 the storm If war
that soon after swept over the country. Mr'
HuddlcsoD, prior 60 bis removal To This
county 10 1547, resided for some time in
Allegheny unity, Ma ysnd, as the en-.
perintendent Of the National Road. Dir.
Huddloson is a Democrat Of The Andrew
Jackson school and type, and
is the oldest public man and the youngest
mao Of bis age, We venture 10 say. 10 the
three counties comprising bis old Senate
rial District.
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Marriage Licenses GRANTED.

Marriage Licenses Granted.
John III. Nj. Poster and Adeline Fort
ney.
Oliver Smith and Christina Chambers.
NJ w, SniLer and Matilda r. Wolf.
Jas. f. Michael and Maggie f Snider.
4. II. Thalaker and ElonOrs L. Bush.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Commissioners. elect Chas. NJ. Bishop
was over at Rowlesbulg, Thur day, and
reports everything driving ahead at a
lively rate over tbere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Dr. jarrett HiD visit CTapperry Nova16
aud remain 3 DAYS Newburg. n " 10 nd
remsin days Retdsville, NOy, n ADD
remain 3 dHys, and KingwOOd, "a aud re-
mtiU days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Mr.. Prentiss Martin, of Indisns, nephew
of Mrs. Squire Parsons of this place, is
visiting among friends here.
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The KingwOOd Library ana Lit
erarY Association.

The KingwOOd Library and Lit
eTarY Association.
The following 10 the programme of the
Kingwood Library and Literary Associa-
tion for Monday evening, November q
Select Reading-Wm NJ. o. Dawson,
James w. White and Geo. A Walls.
Recitation Wnr X Sbsffer, =. j,
Crugan and George Purcell.
Essay-B. NJ Squires
OrauOn-P. II. Smith.
Dsbste-ResolEed, That more good than
evil has resulted from the life and religion
Of Mahomet. To affirm, w. II. Shansn
TO deny, a. w. Frederick.
w. NJ o. DAWSON,
President Protein
GEo A. Walls.
Il. c. Secretary
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Entirely SntisEactorY.

Ladies' wishing perfume that combines
novelty delicacy aud rchn' g., fld Flor, s.
ten Col gne entirely satisfactory.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

THE FINAL TEACHERS EXAMI-
nation Ia Preston County, for this year.
will be held 40 King wood, on THURS.
DAY, NOVEMBER 18th. The present
school law positively forbids any Private
Examination go all teachers desiring GER
u6cates must attend this examination.
JOS. ~. HAWTHORNE,
Pres. Of Board Of Exsminers.
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Church Dedicated.

The uew NJ. e Church at Pleasant Point
or Glydon's Crossroads, In Lyon ID strict,
this county, will be dedicated on Sunday.
December 3rd.
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Mr. James w. Overtield, of Reedsville,
dropped in on us for a few minutes Thurs
day mJrnirg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Miss Moore. of Morgantowp, is visiting
friends ,hcre
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

We noticed ex Commissioner John p,
Jones in TO Thursday.
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6wsl6
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors Of Elizabeth l.. Fairfax ,
deceased
pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the County OF Preston made in
cause therein pending. 10 subject the
real estate Of the said Elizabeth L.. Fair .
lax, % the payment ~ his debts, YOU are
required 10 present your claims against
tho estate Of the said Elizabeth T.. Fair.
lax for adjudication o. Joseph lI. Haw-
thoi ne. Commissioner, st his Office in
the said county, ON or before tho 18Th
day Of November next.
witness. Smith Crane. Clo.k Of said
Court, this 18th day Of October 1882.
SMITH CRANE,
Octbib Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Mr.. G, Z. Hutchinson was over at Nor
gantown the fret of the week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Remember aud attend the meeting AT
the Court House 10 night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Judge j uhn A. Ddle of Morgautown
was here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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10 ls If no use, Hartley & Hu chirsou
have got The bargains and will sell goods
little cheaper han any one in the bust
ness. Oc6lf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-25

Mrs. james IL, Carroll and children are
visiting at Brandonvile
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The WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Published eUeyy Saturday By
GEORGE PURCELL,
AT FINswooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of This col,ntV-One ear
$3.50: six months, 10; four months, so
,ents.
10 HOn-r residents. Of the cOuRty-One year,
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
To- ar spay postage;- six months, 50 cents.
,hrv o months, 90 cents.
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WEST VA. ARGUS
at $500 per year.
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors Of Lawrence Broderick,
deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Preston made i'm
a cause therein pending, tC subject the
real estate Of the said Lawrence Broder.
lex 10 the payment Of his debts. you are
required 10 present your claims against
tie estate Of the said Lawrence Broder.
lex, for adjudication to Smith Crane.
Commissioner, at his office In the said
county, on or before the 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next.
Witness, Smith Crauo. Clerk Of said
Court, this 9th day OF September, 1872,
SMITH CRANE.
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Preparatory Department

lts students for each OF the college
0ou rses.
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT

is tho best school for teachers in tho
State.
No other institution does so much and
n thorough work IN Ancient Languages
Modern Languages. Higher Mathemat-
les and the study of tho English Lans
gUago aud Literature In the Same time
The college In all it's departments In
open 10 BOTH SEXES.
Special attention il gwen 10 tho
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

KrNawo, d, Nov. 10. 1s8.
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3. & O. R. R. TIME TABLE.

TATIoNs. No. II No.f5 No. q No. 10
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT,

which Is under the supervision Of an exc
perionced lady principal. Superior in
struction IL give I'm both the useful and
ornamental branches TO any ladies' SEM
mary.
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MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

In THR STATE.
Three able resident INSTRUCTORS I'm tho
Conservatory. Students can enter at any
Time. Tuition fees and NIL collegiate ex-
pensos reduced To- the minimum.
he entire expense for one year need
mot exceed Sl60. aud may be made much
lesS. The expenses are lower than at
any other institution I'm the State.
For full Information on all these points
send for the handsome catalogue lately
ssued and special circulars OF the de-
partments to
HOWARD N. OGDEN,
President OF tho College,
Pennington, w, W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-14
COMMERCIAL

DALLAS, January i3.-ltisa surprise 10
many to see the activity ON
our streets and at time
when rain has rendered Il almost impossi.
BILE Tor pedestrians TO cross ON account oI
mud from sidewalk to sidewalk Onr
streets were crowded today with wagons
and there was an animation and hustle. and
acrowd ON the main thoroughiares that
can only ne witnessed In cities that have
arrived ut an Importance which Justly
classes them rs commercial crnters. Tho
miserable condition of our streets aud side.
walks, ofeourse, materially affects our rc.
lail trade, by preventing ladies and other,
from enjoying their accustomed shopnin,
out Notwithstanding this state OF sfIairs'
there Is an animation IN all the bushes,
circles OF Dallas, which Tho
most uniavorablc circumstances cannot af.
icct, aud como rain, with its rnn,
cemiiant, mud, or glorious sun.
shine, Dallas always showsa life In hus.
ness that " not witnessed In any other cit,
IN Texas. The retail trndc to-day has hoo,
very lair, and while not as large as il viii.
messed IN better weather and brighter DAYS
our merchants are not uttering COMPLAINT,
OF serious ialling-oifin their accustomed
sales. ">"s'V"'eu
The wholesale trade OF the clty.con,,nuo,
very active, and the orders ftom abroad
are mlly rs large as az any time durinr liz
season. SO far there has been no ,lin,lnu.
uoh IN the volume Of our iobbing trade and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-14
GROCERIES.

ThE local trade has been more active E
than usual to-day.and shipments are heavy
rs VIII be seen by quotations bacon anl .
ury SAT- meats have advanced little aal
the market is firm.
telegram from Rio Janeiro of the ih
says; Receipts of coffee since precelin,
saturday, q 800 bags; purchase for Europe
since preceding Saturday, 10000 bags: pat
chase Tor the United States since precedn,
saturday, 1000 bags; price of z. q. EG
sV13u average cargues, rs. loo; stock q
coffee, 30 200 bags; exchange. 2lsd; average
daily receipts, Goo bags.
a special from Elgm, Illinois, saysth
importance of the dairy interests Of this
section is shown by the fact that duin,
ISL the sales of butter and cheese, on he
,En,gin Board ofTradc, aggregated g., 2lQ,0N
Inc transactions on the board, of coulS,
represent but fraction Of the dairy trade,
Tue sum total Of which, for the past year
VIII foot up fully $5,OO0,OO0. There were
sold ON the board 2S7,GGl boxes OF chece,
representing ll,327, 525 pounds, and $685.
~ pounds Of butter. During the year The
price OF butter ranged from ~ cents IN
June to q cents in December the average
price being SOl cents. Cheese sold for from
scents IN Nay to liz cents In Scptemb,t
the average price being o cents. The sales
ior pecembcrwerc the largest Of any month
IN the year, aggrcgstins s2S9,SII.7S. The
Sa'es Tor July were the smallest, Sill, l6ilh
ro'pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CoFPrs-Rio common, i2yaiic; fair, isyalsS
S iSn, IA 10 10; Laguyra, IL to lSh; Java ~
Trhs-lmrcrlal, boasSc, Young uyson. lOae.
oolong, baGoc, Japan Gtie16Sc'
| sUuAhs-Wc quote. Powdered II l.eCcrushed
II Egg formulated, lie. standard ALTO .acxifA
lW louisiana white clarified. 1919 iOA; yel
i"w elathcd,e Aelllc choice lOAc prime Saia
fair Vt to good 90 10 s choice 20 prime ~
S S,1l i rorstoEs-5sssi 90 per bushcl
! hCb-WhulCSnlc G. 10 n
al iiS " BARREL g 80, Liverpool In sacks 50
9eNiioys...Rcd, per barrel, 81 5Stosi 90 ycllos
,, rGSrSSton-si cOaS 10 per barrel, aud 81 ',Fi
CsAckrns-soda, X, stG Xxx, Q xxx, "
orsam II NJ ginger snaps liz,
SooAs.scNVlve, 81 per box blue India, \
S Sa.S . per boy, y ID. bars, q IS per box llt
c o,arM ~ g per box Eureka Soap @ ~ o.
nEASs-7 to 7Ic per pound.
NANnLrs Star fCill weight i6
n,lhhnsn-W II. ni.A fhll cram IL
nr,rn NM uairs--s6 to g ~ per barrel
/ per pound. N'"N f'N
>, riSS ,,,l sOeio per bsrrOl half barrels
Coal oit-iio deg. FIRE test In barrels II
sNlotnEs piSs-Round. CSC. spring, 81 per bcl
,a MnAsvats-s bushel, iron bound. 81 80 ~
uor.M M9.hoop pals, s. 10 thre.hoon saA
81 ,hs-Ihtec nest s. eSti =, eight nest g :
io % = Wv pei dosem No. , S 5Oi No, 3 81 %
WASH noAnns-wcod. 81 as zinc 40 Net
WILL Brcktts-sl coal q per dozen
a, iownEE-.s9 Ca pet kcE OF q pounds; ieh.d
~ ~ ~ do 81 ~ blasting kegs 81 pe
shor-Dron bar. q 10 tosl 81 buck. g. Ioi
MAcKrhsl.No !, barrels sii. half barrels e
Ss slel ~ NO. 2-.barrcls, 81 50 10 sin hal
barrels 81 70 70 e. hits, 70 TO ~. 30 s.-bafrcl
to e hslf.bsrrls, s. to s. So Hits, sc !
csspr- stick. isS to iisc pound, Fancy,
LNn-concen,ratei % 80.
Continued % rn,rd Plts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-14
GRAIN AND BREApsrrrrs.

., Tiir receipts of grain today vrrc r..,.
lght and the offerings ON the stree, ~
NOT worthy OF mention. There wns sn,n,
Hrmn sent west TO Abilene, but sales wnrs
nEnt, although the.orders are heavy from III
nS il As soon as transportation eSn
w uo, Nm There will be heavy shipments
rom ,hls city. west and south, Therr 4 |,
good demand for seed oats, aud ,hns, :, ~
also some. calls for corn for sscdin,. ,, NY
poses. Milleit seed is inquired lar frrsl,,
anu none Is on the market, N wa,ld A., 7,
reauy sale in tins city a, rood figures, ''''N
ro.pAr's QUOTATIONS.
q, "nhn,na,,n,I Wai ~ as per grade, Nicar.s,.
sN TO on street 40 fruu, sictr "''A'asua
.hei,ss cvia IN ear TSdS'c. new, IN ear. es,i,oo.
OArs-ln halk. leSssn
H., e. rarce We quote per hushel. 7ssSs
ppahLkt,n.scarce. Good lemand. n -
sacks. 81 20 'N " -"ei y In store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-14

FLouR-We quote City Mills as follows.
- 90 NAXA, 81 Go; extra 81 co
xxx So 50, choice family, 81 On ny u
CoRNMEAL-Per buShel. 81 10 YIN
The statistical tables of prodnc,
OF held crops OF Kansas, for 1881 ~
being prepared by Secretary Cobn,ss az
State Board of Agriculture, who sta,,'
a wonderful showing will be mad
erlng the unfavorable influenza
drouth and insect pests. Tho ~
wheat determined the yield rvbas, sl
was 2O,419,6S9 bushels, of corn N y. y
Three counties raised more thon iSS
bushels of wheat each, viz: Salir.
7O5; Sed.wick, l,0S5,ll7, and Mcpb.
1887 ia. Ofcorn forty-two counts.
more than 100000 bushels each ia N
leading counties being SedgwicI INV
Sumner, s,lS1 $50, and Butler, 2 gSs ~
The yield per acre on Australian "a.
as follows: The average of wheat n ,al
is IN bushels this year, or one bns EESF
than the year before; maize, IS bn, Je
one-third of a bushel less; barley @S!
els, or y bushels less; oats, 10 bnsSs.'
four. bushels less; potatoes, u I tOS,
against 81 tons last year, and hay wv
The farmers of East and NIiddl. IT,.
see are plowing in wheat and oats n ,,t
tent never before known in that secti,
country. ''''
Wheat rings are not peculiar IA
United States. The Echo AgriCale !,
that a powerful syndicate has been fan
in Odessa to control the wheat trSI
Southern Russia Some merchant, \
already secured the greater =,
of the grain arriving from
interior during the month. The 4,
petition Of American flour is serereIv
by the $4,000 mills of Austria and y
mills of Hungary, which are threat
with ruin. The Austro-HungariNn ,
eminent used to derive an annual raw
of $4,000 900 from this source. The
fish and Brazilian trades were the mO,
portsnt, but now American flour has /,
the place e the Hungarian.hour. Thpi
imposed by Germany on foreign flou,
also been 4 severe blow to the indp,
The high price of American wheat
Zurich leaves no margin for profit
larger shipments from America are
pected. In the meantime Russian WI
which is pouring in greater QUAINT
than ever in Marseilles, is ruling
markets and supplying all western Sgt
land.
In Chicago February wheat open,
| .2Sl and closed at l,2Ss, the same pT,
last evening. Corn exhibited Il stead
during the day not often known. Ton
at 81. and closed at the same figure, b
the closing quotations of yesterday.