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ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY.

Judge HoadIy Denies a SenseIess RnmOr
That He Intends to Withdraw-He Will
Stick and Make a Vigorous Fight to Win
Especial Telegram 20 the Globe I
New YORK, June 24.-The World pub
fishes the following:
CINCINNATl, June 23.-When the CORE
spondent of the Herald telegraphed that
81 had left home in disgust, and proposed
to withdraw from the ticket unless the
management was put in different hands,
he said what was equally foolish and false.
The shallowest observer of his kind must
admit that men, especially in political
contests, are not apt to be ''disgustei''
by victory. or to withdraw from tickets in
the election of which they confidently and
sincerely believe. | shall be obliged to
the World for firmly and positively an
nouncing that 1 have no purpose what
ever of withdrawing. On the con-
trary l desire it to be universally
understood that I shall make as active and
vigorous campaign as my health and
strength may permit against the champion
of taxation as the source of wealth and of
force as the parent of temperance, regard
ing the past as the best guide upon which
We CAL oSpeHu 1er progress III the future.
wish further to state that I believe, with
all my heart and strength, in a new and
living Democracy, not IN fossilized and
Bourbon republicanism. In this creed my
own party and thousands of hopeful Re-
publicans are with me. No one more glad
~ than recognizes the fact that my an
tsgonist is gentleman and man of Gull
ture and refinement, but the party he rep
resents is not party of
progress unless of that progress which
leads to the absolutism of monopolies and
corruption. Our prospects are extremely
favorable, and it will not be the fault of
the Ohio Democracy if Democratic princi-
Piles are not properly indicated.
(Signed) GEORGE HoADLY.
He also telegraphs to the New York
Herald:
CINCINNATI, June 23.-To the Editor of
the Herald: Please contradict the state
ment that [ propose to withdraw. I shall
stick and, hope, win. Nothing has hap
pened to disgust me. GEORGE HoADLY.
*Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is the best remedy for female
complaints they ever heard of.
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Fatal Collision Off the Coast of Eng land-A
Passenger Steamer Sunk and a Large
Number of Persons Drowned "A Brief
Budget of News from the European Cap
ital.
LONDON, June 24.-The passenger vessels
Huron andWaitara of the New Zealand ship
ping company were in collision off Port
land on Friday night. The Waitara sank
in two minutes and twenty-five persons
were drowned. The Huron Immediately
launched boats ard rescued sixteen
persons struggling in the water. Among
these was lady saloon passenger to whom
a sailor, also saved, had given his life belt.
Two other saloon passengers were
saved. All the second class
and steerage passengers were
lost. Capt. Waitara was dragged aboard
the Huron with the aid of ropes. The
two vessels left London together Friday
The Huron struck the Waitara on the end
just in front of the saloon on the starboard
side. The survivors state that no crash
was!heard, but the side of the Waitara gave
way like card board. More passengers
might have been saved had a bark aud
steamer near by needed the Waitara's sig
mails of distress. The Waitara was an iron
ship of S33 tons built in 1868. The Huron
was also an iron ship.
STETTIN, June 24.-The German gov
ernmeEt refuses to allow men belonging
to the German navy to take to China the
Chinese iron clad recently launched here.
DUBLIN, June 24.-Alderman William
Meaghre has been elected lord mayor of
Dublin.
DUBLIN, June 2L.-Bernard MacHugh
has been arrested on charge of compile
ity IL the murder of Justice Young who
was shot five years ago.
PARIS, June 24.-Prime Minister Ferry
has Just received a letter from the
Marquis Tzseng, Chinese ambassador, il
which the latter states that his departure
was due entirely to matters connected with
family affairs and that he will return tC
Paris Immediately, if his presence is re-
CURED.
LONDON, June 24.-The Marquis OF
TZseng has arrived here.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 24-Wm. h. Hunt
United States minister, is about to leave
on a furlough.
LONDON, June 24.-Seventy persons have
been drowned in the floods in Silesia.
PARIS, June 24.-It is reported that
Challemel Lecour, minister OF foreign
affairs, has resigned.
PARIS, June 24,-The foreman of the
jury which returned verdict of guilty
against Louise Michel has received threat
ening letters. When the prisoner was
sentenced yesterday the audience cheered
her.
The commune press generally considers
her sentence as excessive, and even the
Legitimist and union advocates pre-
dict a Communication. The anarchist
paper reminds the president of the court
which sentenced Louise Michel that Judge
Bonjean was shot by the commune.
LONDON, June PA dispatch reports
many incendiary fires in Knngur. govern
ment of Perm, Russia, and several persons
have been arrested on suspicion of having
started the fires.
PARIS, June 24.-The Malagassy envoyt
had farewell meeting with Ferry to-day
The ENJOYS will be provided with "safe
conduct" to the French commander q
Tamatave.
A telegram from Saigon states that tht
governor of Cochin China has expelled tht
Anamite consuls because of their connec
ton with conspiracy against French Irule
The evacuation of Quinhon is ordered.
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That Great Big Organ.

Boston, June 24.-The suit to restrain
the removal of the big organ from Music
hall has been compromised and VIM. O.
Grover,the purchaser, will begin its remov-
al May II 1884, being allowed two months
to take it from Music hall. The organ
will remain in Boston, be improved and a
hall built especially with view to its &C.
commodations IL the rear of the New
England Conservatory of Music
Not Yet Answered in the Highest Court,
New YORK, June 24.-ColoneI Robert G.
Ingerson reported from Washington and
elsewhere as dead at Long Branch, is en-
ioying the best of health at Long Beach.
on the Long Island coast.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-25

Hutchinson, J. L. Lincoln, II. A. Gall, G..
D. Jones and others. This committee IS
to be more especially entrusted with the
tedious and dangerous task OF actively as
sisting the detective and police officers in
finding out the perpetrators of recent or
further crimes, while every other mem
Der of the organization is bound to help
them in so doing. All those present en-
rolled themselves as members of this new
citizens league and the time for the next
meeting is fixed upon as next Saturday.
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Ocean Steamships.

LONDON, June 24.-The steamer Ash
brooke, from New Orleans, May 16, for
Bayonne, took refuge at st. Michaels ON
the 18th inst, her shaft being broken
She will be repaired in few days.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Arrived: The
Arizona, from Liverpool, and the Furnes-
STA, from Liverpool.
LONDON, June 24.-The HammoDia and
Deruyter, New York, Partisan and Quebes,
Montreal, Iowa. Boston and British Prince,
Philadelphia, have arrived out.
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KEEPING OPEN ON SUNDAYS,
Chicago Church Matters

CHICAGO, June 24.-The First Presbyte-
rian society, the Oldest organization III the
city, celebrated its semi-centennial to-day.
The vestry of the Church of the Ascen-
sion (EpiscopaD this evening refused to
accept the resignation rendered on We'd
nesdaY evening, by Rev. Father Richie, its
extreme ritualistic rector, but offered him
a six weeks vacation, a handsome cash do
nation, and undertook to raise the neces-
sary $4,000 to apply on new church
edifce. The rector has not yet made an
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NO. 176.

ceremony in Washington park to-day. A
great procession marched through the
streets and speeches were made by Emil
Roth, Moritz jacob and Albert Springer
The monument is of Scotch granite sur
mounted by a bust.
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THE WATERY WASTES,
THE FLOODS CREFASSB THROUGH
THREE RAILWAY EHBANKMENTS.

Communication with the North ana East
Seriously Interrupted-East st. Louis
Surrounded With Water-Mlllfons OF
( Feet of Sawed Lumber in DanGer-The
Water Still Rising.
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WASHINGTON.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !
Especial Telegram to the GLOBE

Special Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON June 24.-There are whis-
pers of coming changes in the postof1ice
department. First Assistant Postmaster
Hatton is reported to be in danger. 1t was
he who, as acting postmaster general. ap-
proved the Niobrara contract which was
given to Miner. Persons in position to
have inside information say that the con-
tract will be annulled by Postmaster Gen
eraI Gresham.
WHERE THE MONEY GOES TO.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Secretary Chan
dler has addressed a letter to the chief of
each of the bureaus of the navy depart
ment, calling attention to the recommen-
dations of the commission concerning the
reorganization of the navy yards, and the
disposition proposed to be made of each
yard. The commandants OF the various
yards have been furnished with a copy of
the letter, and requested te assist in carry
ing out the plan of the commission. The
secretary alluded to the statistics of the
navy yards, and says that they show an
enormous daily expenditure. On the 18th
day of November, 1882, namely: "For
657 foremen, clerks ana employees, other
than ordinary mechanics and work
ingmen, 2,179 and 3,8O5 and
OF her employees 913, making 1854
total employees at a daily compensation of
$11,319, Or at rate of $3,0OO,OOO year,
when the only work in progress on the
ships of war at all the yards was the re-
pairing of the ships of war Omaha, She
nandoah, Trenton, Ossipee, Mohican and
Alert. Secretary Chandler considers this
an enormous expenditure for such feeble
results and inconsistent with faithful adj
ministration.
KEEPING OPEN ON SUNDAYS.
The Post Will publish tomorrow long
article presenting the question of opening
on Sundays the national museum,
Smithsonian institute, congressional IL
brary and smaller institutions at the CAPT
toll, Librarian Spoford, Prof. Baird, Col.
Robert G. Ingersoll and Rev. Robert Coll
yer, of New York, favor the movement,
while of the numerous ministers here bat
two approve of the proposition.
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Efonulnent to Cen Hecke1

CINCINNATI, June IA monument to
Gen. Fred Hecker was unveiled with a
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Fatal Collision off the Coast of England-A
Passenger Steamer Sunk and a Large
Budget of News from the European Cap
itaI.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-25

*Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound is the best remedy for femal,
complaints they ever heard of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

Dickens only grandchild is known 10
London theatre goers as SUSIE in 1.-THE Sill
yer King" She has some talent. .a.t
The daughters OF Henry W. Lonsfellow,
accompanied by Mrs. Ole Bull, are spend
ing the winter quietly in Washington.
Governor ordway, Of Dakota, has made
himself rather unpopular by nominating
his son for Auditor Of the Territory.
Albert Bierstadt, the celebrated artist. is
at the Government House, Ottawa. He is
taking several sketches Of Rideau Hall at
the request Of the Marquis Of Lorne.
A Georgia journal says that General
Toombs is man Of little nerve and that
he will probably never go to Atlanta to
have an operation for cataract performed
on his:eyes.
When the Duke Of Cambridge was
created knight Of the Thistle, it cost the
public Sl,70O, and when Prince Leopold
was created Duke, Earl and Baron, the
public expense was 5000.
DR.. Bunsen, the chemist, has been elect,
ed Foreign Associate Of the French
Academy Of Sciences. "This dignity"
SAYS the Medical Pres, 'is one Of the high.
est in the world, and is limited to eight
names"
II has been noticed that during the past
few weeks that Congressman Hammond,
Of Georgia, has made himself prominent in
the discussions in the House, and the con-
clusion is drawn that he proposes to enter
the speakeBhip field and make q vigorous
fight for the position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

PACIFIC NORTHWEST /!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho,

Offers the best field for Emigrants-viE: mild
cquable and healthy climate; cheap lands Of grea,
fertility producing all varieties Of Grain, Fruit and
Grasses In wonderful abundance; an incxhaustiblt
supply OF Timber; vast Coal Fields, aud othei
mineral deposits; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads aud river navigation direct commerce
with all parts Of the world, owing TO ih proximity
70 tho Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes
Whlrlwinds, or other Destructive Phenomena.
The Lands OF the Pacific Northwest chow an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely IN excess Of
that Of any other section Of the United States.
No failure OF crops has ever occurred.
Oregon Wheat commands q higher price than
that Of any other country In the Liverpool Market
An immense area Of very fertile Railroad and
Government Lands, within easy reach o. tho trunk
lines OF the Northern Pacific r, the Oregon
Railway 4 Navigation, and the Oregon d California
E. r, Co.'S and their numerous branches In me
great Valleys Of the Columbia and It'd tributaries
are now offered for sale at low prices, and on Easy
Terms, OF open to presumption and Homestead
Entry. tt0nI .HH
The great movement Of population to The Column
bIh region now In progress Will DO enormously In
creased BY the completion Of tho Northern PAcidc
n. R and the Oregon Railway d Navigation Col
EystemG This renders certAl1 rapid Increase In
try under tho United stRts Land LAVE
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive Of the coun'
try, It's RESOURCES climate, routes OF travel, ntel
and full information, address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05
CTEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
- : n T-TT-.' ~ y
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

UARPENTEK AND BUILDER
Brick Buildings erected complete 10 all modern
improvements Also wooden buildings ntled ny
complete on lot, Wooden buildings framed ano
part and completed, on reasonable termE All al:
teretlous made on old buildings, roofs valleys and
sky.liShts particularly attended 70. Desks, count
an and Sheiying lifted up on short notice. Store
fronts mn ID and Stores altered. Residence No. 50
sixteenth street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Ben IL
Law. shop In rear Of Capitol, on Alley Is. myl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

PRoF. JAMES A. sEsELL. A. NJ, NJ. D., Of
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: ~ have found Colden's Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful in advanced stages
Of Consumption, Weakness, Dyspepsia and
all nervous affections. In pregnant women
II has been retained when eAery other article
OF food WIS rejected. Palatable and easy OF
Digestion" Take no other. MwF4R.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05
BReAKrAsr BUDGET.

A Board OF Supervisors in California re-
Gently appropriated $3.50 to provide a pau
per with a wooden leg, and charged the
amount to permanent repairs and i'm.
provements." <
The Russians have added strength to
their army by enlisting a packet dogs with
each company. The dogs are powerful and
well.trainsd. They are sent with sentinels
on picket duty.
The English gentleman who negotiated
the saleIof Caen Wood Towers, at Highgate,
to the ex.Khedive Ismael, purchased the
property at 100000, and resold it on the
following day to 1smael's agent for 100000.
Nearly every prominent journal that
comes to our desk from the Western States
contains an article in favor Of the high
license system for saloons, the idea being
that small saloons will be unable to pay
the large sum and that the number will be
diminished.
- i.
A Joint Committee Of the Arkansas
General Assembly has reported that the
late State Treasurer and Governor, Thomas
j.. Churchill, is short in his accounts tc
the amount Of $4,000, A resolution was
passed instructing the Attorney.General tc
bring suit against Churchill and his bonds
men. 1 t.aF
A commission was sent by Japan to give
report Of the influence Of Christianity
upon morals in England. After eighteen
month Of London life the decision was tha
Christianity had less restraint over crime
and especially drunkenness, Buddhism o.
the religion Of shinto, SO the public relig
ion Of Japan will remain unchanged.
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PERSONAL.

Dickens only grandchild is known 10
London theatre goers as SUSIE in "The Sill
yer King" She has some talent. ...,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05
DIED.

DlXoN-on Sunday morning, March I, 1883, at
o'clock, john DIXON, aged IS years.
Funeral notice hereafter,
GIBBs-on Sunday morning. March 1, 1883, at
$50 O'Clock, LULU, daughter Of william and Ella
Gibbs, aged years and months
Funeral from the residence OF J. n. ChriStlieb,
No ISIS chaplIne street, this afternoon At O'Clock.
Intofment private. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

As I intended to make Improvements on
building commencing In about ten days
which will necessitate suspension OF bust
ness for one week aud in order 10 reduce
stock and supply my customers ! will make
from this date genuine reductions on all
shoes in stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This Is rare opportunity to get good slioesat
low prices. L. V. BLOND.
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lcEEDS now ready for
j spiing sowing; ali new
CROP Of ISL. BsSt for the
gardener, because reliA'
Bile. send for price list,
The leading and best line
Of plows harrows, cult.
vAtorS, wagons. feed cut.
ten. corn and cob mills,
corn shelters, reApers,
mowers, rAkes, drills, Ter.
tiliEers, washing maeh'nA
land clothes-WringerS. 8.
liz. BoYD, wheeling. W. Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1883
Ten Separate Schools, including School Of History
and 6chOol Of English. Full courses In Law and
Medicine extending throughout the session. In.
larged faculties for study Of Physical Sciences and
Scientific Agriculture: completely equipped chem.
Ical labratofy. Thorough courses In Ancient and
Modern languages and literature. Text books at
cost Necessary expenses not over oI76. For cat
alogue and other information address
", L. WILSON, President,
aus MorgGntnwn. ". Va.
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STOKES.

General Eastern Agent,
50 CLARK Street, Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

COR CAsH with order
q No. / Wood Pump,
$3.50; do , do With por'
celain lining, s.. Pipe
l0c. per II; connections
25c. each. Wells over Is
feet use connection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knsbe
Chickering, Hallet q Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
LucAs' MUSIC sroRE,
ll42 Main street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR SALE-A FEW MORE 81 ARES
Il Of Bepwood NAH MAI stock. can on 7. q
HERVgY, No 1905 Market street, wheelins. " ";
- ~ - III l.. Esmfosts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

sEfmA 296a EGGS have falr SAFE ana ho,s.-
no al ficulty In sustaining the iato advance u'fs m
RIUE-Demand good Within the range Of 4oaes.
Domestic; Rang0on. A1214syo. ~ iof
sEEDS-Quet: Timothy 81 90 Clover8 q DC, E1av O, .
sUGAR-RaW dali and uncbangef the depfeSsiop 90.
fined tends weaken raw esrecisy rehners are re-
aOo from the market Fair Refining still nOminal1
however to-day OF 10 hhds Antigua test
do S640o test Gao also not beore reported 200 hh1i va
and 80 $50 mats Manila. 3l698l4e: Cut Loaf Sicc:
8 lLlBc Mould "A" &C, ConecuonerS "a sac sed
ard AIS IGaSRc.; on "a" 7Ssg8iscs White ESirs .
CSC Nfo
STEARTNE-Easier and moro active; sales lo0ono -
CITY, private terms quoted SadSIc; 80 cs western ~
$4,000 0IeomaTgGrne Stearine private terms quoted
@S34c. -
TALLOW-steady and in moderate demand Prime IN,
quoted ll-lGo.; sales $4,000 70. l'-l6c. N'
TEA-At he auction to-day prices WIRE generally firm a.
recay Green though Basket Fired Japan dselines
slightly; all $500 pix gs sold including the foias
ing: Moyuue-2S Hyson. SC. 327 Young Tyson lsalec
855 Imperial ca !32e 't2l GunDoSder 1903 C.. Iran
l. a. Pan Fired l6a29c.; 552 Basket do 2Osa2Se 100
CongJu db33 &C.. OOoUg-5S7 FOmOsl, 2ST o.; ~
Annoy iOl9 023 &c; 20 India 2l0L GAG
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA Oct l0Four- Continued very quiet ana
weak 10 Shippers not operating aud homo trade were
Ira clear So 75 40 straight s66s6 Is. Peinsyiyap,
DO stfsisht, S. $685. So Winter Patent SC $3.50 So
Minnesota PatoHt 81 %. RYE FoEr-Searce sud hm az
"a Declined Sc IN the early dealings recovered
81 ghy ana clos. steady An active eculatiyo moyemest
bat noinquiry rates for export Car0s quiet
Re- NOyemDer 81 Ossi 81 O9ls; DO December 81 LAC
81 IA, DO JanuaT 81 1914 closing No Red October
asked December Il bid, 81 asked: January q IL
bid II L. y asked. hye-SOaInJi al BIC Corn Jpnons
nsgcctcd no change IN prices Exporters
operating CarOts quiet but hru undt moderIe 0nengs
30 liked on trace. SIC; 90 IN 2uth &C. elevator 55:
steamer iu 2Oths elevator 5sasc DO graiu depot 5gc
sail Mixed quoted 40 5S2@5e SAL Hlgh Ml1ed IN gaia
November jgac BID. SIC asked; December. 551.e bid.
C. asked January SOC. BID % C asked osts-CSIlOts
Su6ed At "A Soc No White sod at 35 1885, No
Nhte 2037c Futures rui ste dy wi hout transaols
closing NJ. 2 White October &c. bit 362e asked;
sc ola. 8sc asked Januarv. sc. BIZ. S9c
asked. Provisions tea,y. Beef CITY Family per DBL,
81 5o0Sl4 DO Packets Sl2 90 DO NO Meas
f,eIe.S 90 free on DoiTG. Sis Dried Beet sI5GslI
PORK Ness (new II j09sl3 do Prime mesa 80 5O ilsms
l34GI3lc. sides, smoKeo 80 G9c. do IN sat 90 &C.
shoulders in dry sgt Sld a.S s 40 Icy @S 20
SnoE ed &c; Bellies II PcAe lO2c: 40 smoked 100
IL Lardsteadv, city Refined - Ws9 25 do steam - i0
do cheers loose 81 ~ Bnt'eGLiIfm tesn'yyania
Creamery Extra and Western do &c; BIa-iorA COUNTY
ana Ne8.YOrk rAtas, 2J0Z5c do ffstS 20 Sc western
Extra. lG6y2c.. KOis, lOG lSc Eggs5carce and nrm;
Pennsylvanla Extras 26i2ri Western Extra 2jG2lhC.
Western do IlI2glI'a do Far 70 Good, lua6l ses
PcpnsyIyania Pari skins, b07c: do Full Slims lG3c
Renng Muscoy ado g. Refined dull add weak; granuate
llIU0s3c.. crystal a. . l2G Eee6lpts-Flour, 1000
bills; Wheat 24,i0O bnsh Corn. 400 bush oats 800
bush. shipnents-WhelL 5000 BASH Corn $500 eash5
T. bush
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nnAzILIAN coFFEE MARKETS.

mn uR JANEIKo. oct G-Conee-GO1d Flrsts. $500 q
$50 rc per KOs. Average daily receipts OF me week
Is 800 uags Weeks shipmentslo the channel am SOrth
al urype 900 bags. 10 the United states, 3EOOJ DSgs:
10 the Mediterranean. 2i0OL sales ot tho Week-tor the
Chauuel NOrJh OF Europe $4,000 bags Tor tho Unted
states lssuO for the Aeito raneln nOhei hIock
Ibj bags Exchange on london. u y 20,
SANTOS. G.-LOnco superior santos A.ouO az t'Vuu
reis DER 10 Els Average daily receipts OF the weeS lOU
bsgs Weeks shipmtutA-IO all countries lfOuO OagA
ucudug 1900 blg a. Europe. sales OF tho week. OF
ali countries $4,000 bags including o2UOO Oags oi Europe
ELVeE, a. go b@sA