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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-03
Persecution of she Jewa.

A. LETTER FROM Ex-MINIsTER FOSTER.
A letter from John w. Foster, for
merly United States Minister at 1t.
Petersburg. Mr.. Foster wrote; AIT
may not be amiss to recall q few his
historical and social facts which increase
the gravity Of the wrong. 1t should be
borne in mind that these people who
are being prosecuted and pluAdered are
In the land of their forefathers, and are
not lntrudeTs. IL IL true that Russia
for centuries past has had laws prohib-
ting the immigration or residence OF
Jews within its territory, but the con.
quest OF provinces In the southwe est
brought 10 more than two million Jews
as subjects OF the empire. Those who
are familiar with the social and. reli-
gious organizations OF Israelltes need
not be reminded that they tolerate
aeither illiteracy or yagrancy. Those
Characteristics are not so apparent In
countries OF education and industrial
activity, but 10 Russia, where the mass
es OF the people are In ignorance and
AFFECT poverty, they become strikingly
prominent. | do not mean TO convey
the impression that the Jews OF Russla
are equal IN Intelligence and sociaI
standing With their co-religio nists
OF the most enlightened countries oil
Europe and America. Far from 1t.
But they are superior 10 education and
thrift TO The people OF the same class
among whom they live, and this ex-
plains In great measure the tace teat +
though shut In by territorial restriction.
and hampered by proscriptive CONNER
cal and social regulations they progress
beyond their neighbors, and TO such AZ
extent that they excite their envy an "a.
pacity. One OF the NEST serious char
ges which is made against the jews by
the Russian authorities 10 that large
numbers OF them are found In the rankl
OF the revolutionary party. So far 81
the accounts of NibilIstic trials have
been made public this charge does NO
appear to be sufficiently stained.
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what Gulseau's brother says.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Mr. Scoyille refer
Ing to reports that an arrangement was
pending by which Gulteau body was
to be disposed of, said to-day: 81 do not
believe that anything OF his kind has
been done. We have not reached the
point of considering what shall be do ne
With the remains of my brother When
ever and however be may die | shall
take his body and have ptrt-morten n.
examination made by experts of my own
selection. The Idea OF exhibiting his
body around through the country 10 hor-
role. wouldn't have it done II we
were starving. We have refused $5,-
600 cash offer his body. He will not
hang.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-03

Prof. 8. ]. Wiley, Who rsce0sly
resigned the principaiship Of the Boys
High School, was called ap0n NJ hls
residence. Tuesday evening, By .
committee consisting Of Masters Geo.
d. Sheppay, David r. Almond, W.
8. Mitchell, WA. Todd and Nathaniel
u. Horn, representing the pupiia OF
the Boys High School. Mr. Horn, 90
spokesman Tor the committee, pre-
sented 70 Prof. Wiley o handsome
group Of Rogers' statuary, representing
q scens from Shaksspeare's Merchant
Of Venics"-sit h 80 nominated in the
bond" On behalf Of his fellow pupils
Mr.. Horn regretted Mr.. Willey's de-
paEture from the school. and said they
would always hold that period of
their school life brightest when be
was their tutor" Mr.. Wiley Appro-
priately responded.
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Tobacco and Beer Taxes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The subs
Committee on Ways and Means has
reported favorably to the fall commit
tee on the bill to abolish the export
tax on tobacco, and the same bill al
lowing brewers to stamp their pack
ages instead of bottles.
The ladies who sometimes since ware
Unable to 60 out, having taken Lydia E.
Pinkhaln's Veg, table Compound are
quite recovered, and have gone on the,r
way rejoicing.
The retention OF any waste matter in
ton of"phlegmn or dissas d muens IN
time of cold or throat affection shouId he
promptly removed. Dr.. Bulls ConSh
syrup does 1t more quick ly and effaci-
ually than any other cough ayrup made
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NEGOTIATIONS TO SILL THE BODY FOR
xxHIRfTIoN AFTER DEATH.

NEGOTIATIONS TO SILL THE BODY FOR
KxRIBITION AFTER DEATH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i.-Mr. SEQ
ville's attention being called 10 CO
spaEch about the sale OF Guiteau .
body 70 j. II. Ridgeway, Of Philadei-
phia, .:he took pencil and wrote as
follows:
81 said the proposition would be
entertained II ever the time arrived
First-There must be post-mortem
examination OF the brain.
Second-Such disposition OF The
body as will be without objection TO
the relatives; no indiG.ities, etc.
Third-NO money derived there
from will ever be used By relatives. 1t
would be applied to paying his debts,
and then 70 promote the care OF insane
people"
Nj. Sc0ville said he had not given
up all hope Of getting the verdict set
aside, but recorniEed that the chance
was small. He will insist on post
mortem examination of the brain. and
is confident that 1t will disclose dis
ease.
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Nphtheria,

A cold or sore throat MAJ
am0aBt TO much, and II prnsS5ri n0 seen n
~ can easily De cured: but ntip',ty attends
soliowea " consumption or S,s y onSa
~ y, mas ever been discoysra.h sra
FERRY DAVIS PAIN K n IsaCh Gases !.
prompt use Of this fnratualL. Eh. rs
saved thousands OF lives 'eiRedy Ia
PERRY DAVIS PAIN
nGt an experiment.. II mas besr sL.ER b
PsDnc Ior eerty years, and i ,aas siote 10
wneIe " = best known. 9t VALUED
read as follows. NsulnoQias
PArN KILIEn has bssn my ho,..,..,,
nDlds for the past twanty-seSen- ~. Nmedyfp
nessr known u 70 fail In efect3,., md AaVs
= ~ =; C m s,s, Misliamsvine. N. cu~
Ko5 tnlrtg Years have used pAIN K,,
found II never failing remedy ~ .h9iLtER "a
Throat. -BARToN BEAMAn' ''s GODS and ~
III Ms,s received immsdiate relief from s,,A.
sore thE9ab and conAider your psfs r Ia I'd
,pyylnAols remedy.-aKo d EvEanT1, 4fssL .tsIn .
.l, hsyp yast recovered from a very .r,,, =
relieved ne inmsdiAisYlyyF I'M Si p KlLEl W.
without 4 &c. 9. FoRcK, Lowndes, "A wan =
years. and haye never known Il % mi III loiE
LEWIS, Wayneshoro, Ca. -hlsaol
To 6 yss4a . a<a az sI BsI KILE LIE n
found no medicine 70 take its placehe Il ~ haaa
DruRBfst, Oneida. N. v. " I'm.
Tor whooping. cough and Group Il ia ~,
preparatiop made. We would MOI H. us,h Jug ~
A; y. Hours, IAberty Mills, Va '''lDai a.
For twenty -hye years have used p.rS ~,
Tor coda and cfhpped lips, and copsder /, stiith
NC. "a uiiasta
was suffering severely with broneb,t,. a.,
throat was 40 Unframed l could acArrsiv - N
pnY food. was advised 10 try your PAfs RRnnsss
and after taking few dOees WA conn.,.
cured. #. WILLIAMSON. Apa@si
DR. WALTON writes from Coshocton yor, H..
KILLER cures diphtheria and Rore throat sa. ~
ingiy prevalent here. and has not heen fnn1z-Sa
fan IN single instance This fact Won 49,
make known 10 the world ~ ANaa
Mr. ELLKN Il, mason writes MY son v,.,,..
VIOLENTLY sick with diphther1A, high fever ~ ~
chiHs. 10 many children have died hsrr Il ! - ~
afraid TO call physician, aud tined yonr d.
KILLER He WAS taken on SUNDAY sn5 .
Wednesday HIS throat was clear Ii VA AZ a - =
| derfm cure, and wish II could be known 4 "
| poor mothers who are losing 20 many ehidr,n %
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER n,
no equal IL cures when everything elSp Nm
Delays are often dangerous. A botts 7
| PAIN KILLER In the house IL a Safeguard IN,
| no family should be without. $50
All druggists sell II at 25c., Soc, and A. a,
| per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, pvOd..n
Providence, nj
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DEApwooD, D. T., Feb. LA tele-
gram, merously signed BY leading
citizens OF the Black Hills, has been
forwarded 10 the chairman OF the
Dakota dell CATION at Washington and
Is published 10 the local papeTs here,
declaring that the delegation was not
sent 10 Washington 70 make hght
on Gov. OrdwAy, as dispatches indi.
cate, but 10 work for the division and
admission OF Dakota as state. In
asking for the removal Of the Cover
DOR hey not only exceeded their in-
structions but misrepresented the
people of Dakota.
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Mr.. Scoville is reported 10 have
said yesterday that the offer made by
some shameless speculator for an ex-
hibitien of Guiteau's body was solely
q matter for his relatives, who, he
thought, were disposed to consider it
fayorably. AS for himself, he should
recommend, In case the offer was sc-
cepted, that &C much of the proceeds
as might be necessary should be APP
piled to satisfying Guiteau's debts
and any surplus be donated to some
asylum for the Insene. Mr.. Sohovllle
10 mistaken. The offer is one which
the public authorities must consider
Bishop, in his last edition of Criminal
Law says: Every public show and
exhibition which outrages decency
shscks humanity or is contrary 10 good
morals" Ia indicIable.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-03

On Sunday night the of Wells u
Roberts, DowDingtown, was broken
into and a heavy crow bar was used
on the rafe, battering it up badly hut
the thieves failed to effect an ena
trance, so contented themselves by
taking an Office coat belonging TO
Mr.. Wells.--On Wednesday night
january rs, an attempt was made
TO break into the residence of John
G. Edge, in Cain township, but the
rascals were reared of but retained
again the following night and tried
to gain an entrance by digging un-
der the cellar window, but they were
again unsuccessful.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-03

Few housewives but are obliged some
tlmes to wash dhhes. Monday morn
ings, and occasionally when there is an
extra pressure Of work, 1t Is a great help
to the kitchen maid TO have the break
fast dishes washed. In washing use
milk instead of soap. Fill dishpan full
of very hot water, and add half q cup Of
milk. 1t softens the hardest water,
gives the dishes clear, bright look, and
preserves the hands from the rough skin
ofchappiDg which comes from using soap
1t cleans the gressiest dishes without
leaving the water covered with 3 scum
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Marvin Ghe observation-disclosures tn
ESCAPE,

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. LIN
making the rounds of thepenitentiary
night or two ago the officers dis
covered that the bars of window in
the cell occupied by Thomas A. Mar
vim, The man who married fifteen
wives, were sawed In two. The much.
married Marvin was suspected with
being the guilty man. As his cell was
shared by two other convicts it could
not be fixed upon him. Marvin is
engaged in the shoershop and works
as we'll as any one in that depart.
ment. He sntertains little hope of
ever leaving the prison alive.
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WAaHINeToN, Jan. 3O.

W ASNt V0bs w.
Yours Of the 2Sth lust. received. The
relAt lves are incinded 10 regard your
proposition Eavorably. In case of death
the brain will have TO be removed for
pcst-mortem examination.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Ridgeway
guarantees the relatives 5000, with a
percentage which be calculates Will make
the total price for the corpse 1t least
$400, 900. II the offer Is accep ed the
body will be preserved by a patent re-
frigersting process, ice and salt being
the materials used.
The exhibition car refrigerator will
cost $4,000. Mr.. RidgewAy says It will
be elegantly carpeted aud unholste red,
and the metallic cooling apparatus wilt
be concealed by nch hAugings. Ii has
not yet been decided how the body shall
be disposed nf but II will be arranged so
as TO look as natural as possible. The
form will be dressed just as in life, an
the features, 1t Is expected, will retain
the expression they wore Immediately
sfter they became fixed In death.
Mr.. Ridgeway says this will result
from the tate OF perfect PRESERVATION
in which the corpse will be retained by
the refriger ting appartus. He says;
ave will Wis 1t all Of the ehiei cities
OF this country AFTER which We will visit
Europe, And probably exhibit the body
In oil OF tie principal cities Of the CONT
nent. thi'k we will do even better
financially there than in this country. In
London, peciAlly, l expect TO get large
returns
WRIT to Guiteau soon after his trial
began, making = similar proposition o.
him He replied, saying that be was
disposed to regard my proposals with
favor; but that he would have to refer
me to his counsel.
IL think there is no doubt that shall
get the body, aud I am now making ar
engagements 70 secure the largest halls
In the country.
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The Diamonds Of seHaaer's Sen.
n WAsHIE0roN, Feb. IA great stir
hA% been recently made 10 detective cir
cies about the robbery Of . Senator's
son here few days ago. There was .
report that Butler Malone, . son Of
Senator Malone, had psen robbed OF q
valuable diamond ring and stud. II now
turns out thst the young man had been
tndulging IN hack ride and had for-
golt7n bts pocketbook, wheFeupon the
hackmAn took the Aforesaid diamonds
aud holds them subject to the payment
by Mr.. Malone OF the bill due hIEa.
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sc1rIo. N. .nan. 1879

am The Faster OF the Baptist Church
here, and an educated physician. am
DOT 10 practice, but am my sole family
physician aud iv.se In mauy chronic
cases. Over q year ago 1 recommend
ed your Hop Bittsrs To my invalid wife,
who has been under medical treatment
OF six OF Albany's best physicians sew
eral year,. She has become thoroughly
cured of her var Gus complicated diseases
by their use. We both recommend them
to our friends; many of whom have also
been cured of taeir various all nants by
them. REv. E. II. WARREN.
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The paper manufacturing firm OF Jo-
seph g. Dltmau q Co, of fhiladelphIa,
was swindied few days ago In q very
Ingenious manner. The rrm was called
through the telephone by . mao for
merly 10 the employ OF Fl. Hoskins &
= :, stationeFs, at No. 9l3 Arch street,
the person saying that Hosktns & 20.
wanted twelve Feams of paper and thew
would send q MAJ for Ii right away !.
Then going TO Ditmab's be procured the
paper, which lie worth about $50, ADD
has not been heard of since.
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Chnrsars Grantee.

The State Department at Harrisburg
has issued . charter to the Chester
Springs Plumbago Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, Of M0sesville,
Chester county, capital $50, 600.
The Court Of Chester County has
granted q charter to "The Wayne
Fencibles Armory Association" COM
posed of the members of Company /,
9th Regiment, N. G. p, at West
Chester.
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At the City Treasurer's ONCE, yes
terday and this morning the bonds for
the $50, 600 loan were made out, the
money having been received, and are
nov ready for delivery. The premium
amounted to $206. 80. The Treasnrer's
deposit, to-day was largely swelled by
the proceeds of the loan sale, and
amounted to $50, 24S.60.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.--Charles II.
Reed, one of Guiteau's counsel, to-
night characterizes the proposition
concerning the exhibition OF Guiteau's
body after execution TO be shocking,
monstrous and damnable. He thinks
Mr.. SeOville has shown bad taste In
even considering the disposition Of
the body OF client for whom there
is pending q motion for new trial.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-03

The question of the wisdom or other
wise OF Mr.. BlAlne's South American
policy is one that just now causes no
little debate. The publication OF part
Of the ofhcial dispatches from the State
department 70 our representatives in
Chill and Peru developes the subject,
aud shows that the policy pursued under
Mr.. Blaine and that he followed the
precedent set BY VIM. ii. Seward, and
others.
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American Breeding Cattle i'm En-.
GLAND.

OTTAWA, Ont, February The
Government has received a cable
dispatch from the Colonial Office an-
nouncing that the Imp erial Privy
Council has removed the restrictions
placed upon the Importation of
American breeding cattle. The lat-
ter will now be admitted upon the
same terms as cattle imported from
other infected countries, which are
subjected TO quarantine of ninety
days.
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OSCAR WILDE IN BosToN.-O ar
Wil1s's lecture In NJ uslc Hail, Boston,
Tuesday night, seems to have been a
success financially, rs the house is re-
ported to have been densely crowded,
but. esthetlcally spe aking, II wa, net al
together satisfactory TO the apostle Of
the beautiful. The two front rows OF
seats were occupied by about sixty Har-
ward students, arrayed IN all the glory
dress coats, knee breeches, and extrava-
giant green neokties. They all wore
lilies in their coats and carried large
sunfiowers, whils large sunfiower fans
we're used by many ladies IN the audi
ence, The applause was vigorous but
rather of saEca tito character, aud 1t Is
said the lecturer was anything but
plea'sd with Boston culture. He man.
aged, however, to get in a good point on
the STUDENT, saying that no had no doubt
these young men were sincere, In their
admiration of art, but for tue frst time
In his life he breAthed q silent prayer to
be delivered from his disciples.
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Prlvaae Pronertx ln I.nnh.

LONDON, Feb. l.-At a conference of
the Land naturalization Society, Mr..
Henry George, of America, said it was
imperative that the question must come
the front In England as 1t had done In
America and Ireland. Private property
In land was so unjast that 1t must be al
together abolished.
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Eatnl n.nl,hlnr AFFAIR.

CAMBRIDGR, MD, Feb. Three
O'Clock this morning, at Taylor's
Island Bridge, Capt. Zeb Andrews, of
a pungy, was fatally stabbed by Two
colored men, who made their escape,
but are now pursued by Sheriff
Fletcher and his deputies.
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.EGIsTERs ORDEK.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. Nth, 1881.
Upon the application of Joseph Lesley,
James A. Lesley Wilson, and Henry Y.
rtiilwell, Executors of Allen v. Lesley,
late OF New Castle Hundred, In
said county. deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that
Of granting OF Letters OF Testament
tary upon tine estate of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters In six OF the most public places Of
the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMIEGToN GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and to BE contin-
ned therein three weeks, te. o. d.
f>1 Given under the hand and seal
1 l.. 3. of Ohice of the Register Aforesaid
s~---) at Wilmington. In New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. $. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested 10 the Executors. on
or before Nov. l4th, 1882, or abide the Act
o. Assembly in such case made and pro-
vlded. JOSEPH LESLEY,
Bryn Mawn, Pa.
JAMES A. L. WILSON,
528 Walnut street. PhlIa.
HENRY V. sTILLWELL,
30 Walnut street, PhlIa.
Executors.
Or ddFess-John II. Rodney. attorney
at-law. No. 3 West Seventh street, VIII
mington, Del. nov .22eod3w
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SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. "A
dispatch from Walia Walia says: "a fire
broke out last night 10 the farmhot 80 Of
Julius Missick, i've miles from this
city. Mrs. Eliza Medler, aged AZ, aud
her daughter, Emma isadore Medler,
aged 10, and Der son, Arthur, aged 5,
were burned to death.n
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Remarkable Reduction. In R...

CoRK, Feb. 1.-The Commissioners
under the Land act made remarkable re-
ductions In rent yesterday. The rent of
farm on Lord Egmont's property was
reduced from E84 TO EDS, and the rents
OF several others were reduced 45 per
cent.
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FOURTH EDlION.
LONDON, Feb. 8, 1882.

LONDON, Feb. 3, 1882.
Advices have been received of
another out break Of yellow fever In
senegal.
The Novec Vrsma, Of st. Peters,
burg, states that the defalcatiOna re-
Gently discovered in the T&ganrog
Custom House amount to 10000 900
rubles.
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The CAurrh Case.

The argument In the Delaware City
Church case occupied the attention OF
the Court all Of yesterday afternoon
and this morning, Mr.. Higgins was
speaking when Court adjourned to-day
for the noon recess
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Mrs. Murphy, who had Der throat cut
by her murderous husband, last night, ls
nos regarded e. being In tAlr way 70
recover.
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THIRD EDITION


For the Middle Atlantic States fair
weather, warm southwest ysering to
colder northwest winds, higher pres
sure.
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A Perfect Regulator.

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. q, 1881.
a. III. WARNER & Co.: Sirs-
regard your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure as the best liver Fegulator 1 have
ever tried. GRoRoE RAK.
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Co. c, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. /, X. OF p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. & /. o. o. +.
Rescue Council, No. 8, o. q. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, ~, l. o. o. f.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U, A. N
Delaware TT be No. Imp. o. X. NJ
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WANTED.-Houseke to know
w that they can always get haln nv
advertising for It In the GAzRrpE. ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l.-Mr. j. u.
RidReway III this city says he has re-
celved the following letter with regard
to bis pro osition 70 exhibit the remains
of GuileRu:
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"ANTED-Rl persons who are in
w want OF anything, to make X noun
their wants through the columns OF the
GAZETTE " tie
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.


EDN KSDAY. Feb. j, Il. NJ,
FLOUR is In moderate request and
nr IA. sales of $50 barrels, InCludi z
minnesota extras 1918 a : for clear. and
At 81 10 a f.3J for raIgnt PennsyIvania
extra family, at 90 50 q 6.75; Western do.
40. AZ u 1.5O. ond patents at $3.50 t.3..
kye flour Is dull at 81 10 q g.
GRAIE.-Wheat was unsettled and
rattle lower. sales of ZOO bushels red at
sl,i. ~ At the open board 81 40 was
old for FEBRUARY, sl.H isr Marcn, sl.44L
Tor April, and sl.H for May. Rye il
scarce and steady al 80 q &c. Corn il dull
aud weaker. Sales of 900 bushels, In
Guiding yellow, at zoe. white at i5c.
mixed OF Toe. steamer at 81 a sec. Ne, Z
at u &c, according to location, an re-
lected at 6oAe. AT the open board &C was
old Tor February, 69tzc. Tor March, Tic. fer
April, and re. for May. Oats are dull and
weak. Sales of 300 bushels, including
white, at 1911 Sic, AID rejected and
mixeo at IS 49c. fine receipts to-day
were as follows $3.50 bushels Flour
~, 500 bushels WI eat q, 500 bushels Corn,
10, 80 bushels Oats, 800 arreIs Whisky,
HHIsKEY was Ic. per gallon higher
Sales OF Western Iron bound at Sl.2i per
gallon.