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Tho Prizo Ring.

NEw YoRU. March 6.-Four hundred
persons, including leading sportins men
and PRO ominent politicians, at 3 o'cl ick this
morning witns ssed hard glove fight at q
well kuogn resort on Coney I.lsnd, bo-
tween Billy Gracey. OF Green Point, and
Jsok Dempsey. OF New York. The fight
wss for the light weight championship,
500 stakes and gato money. Gracey IL y
years of ace, well built and weighs 14S
pounds Depsey, 1873 pounds, 25 years OF
age. Tho men were very evenly matched
and punished each other severely. Gracey
threw up the sponge in the 9th round.
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TIE MEXICAN TREATY.

WIsHGSeroN, March 6.-[ Press. THE
pensJe in executive session sook MP Senator
Morcsn's moti0r, made some weeks ago,
to reconsider the the vote by which the
Mexican treaty failed OF ratification.
The motion waa carried by Il msJori,y vote
and next Monday is named AZ the day on
which the motion will come no for discui-
sion, with the UNDERSTANDING that it shnll
continue until the matter is disposed OF.
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NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS

WhsuINerog, March 6.-fSpecial.l Nom
inetions Colonel John Newton, OF the
engineer corps. to bo chief engineer With
the rank OF briggd.er genera.
Confirmatious: z. I. Burton, receiver OF
public money. Helena, Montana. POST
masters: James @. 0Rle, Lampssssi Texas
A. O. Tompkins, Hampstead, Texas.
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ANrr.oHrNEsr LEGISLATION.

WAsnIEGToH, March c. Press.J-
sentative FunDerty presented petition TO-
d.y from several hundred representatives.
of mechanical pursuits ia his district. pro
testing against Cbineee laoorero coming in
to this country. The petition asks that
the present laws be 30 amended as TO pro-
hibit Cinnamon coming TO America under
Tue ruiee OF stu dents or merchants, 30 ma
employment. Ninnefty says he under
sts nda s'miiAr peti Acus are TO be presented
lroE, all Tho prinnlp,l cities OF the county.
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DEEP WATER.

WARRINGTON, March 6.-[Special. The
receipt here to-day or ins,ructions from the
Galveston city courcil to tbs Texas delege-
tion and deep water committee 20 20 In Tor
tine regular appropriation of qusrl er OF a
million dollars has changed tue aspect Of
affairs. The sum named Is asked by Engi-
neer Mansfield 10 continue bis WORK iude.
pendent OF the Eeds plan. The latter will
be pushed before copgress with vigor, but
the regu ar appropriation Is deemed wise,
pending the perfection Of the Eads measure.
The belief 10 that the delegation Will con.
form promptly to the telegraphic instruc-
tions. The deep wafer committee are ao'
nent
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GOODS.

Ifyou want handkerchief o. any
kind, ledies or. gents don'tgo any
further, but read on ano sec what We
have 10 oner. We have ono line Of
ladies whit. linen hemstitohed at 10
fer 81; aud one line OF ladies and
geu's white llsen hems'itchod and
colored Dor scis VIC are of ring Ht
z, G. 8 aud 4 fbr 81. and one line of
handsome silk handkcrchio Gt &c
aud soc each. We have Just received
the new Langtry ana jersey collar,
which we are Offering esltc each.
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The Roller Hursted.

LlwnKscK, MAss., March 6.-The boiler
Of X T Trees dying establishment expiod-
ed. killing the engineer. John Trees, jr.,
and fatally iujuring William Moreland and
Michael Cronin, two employs The force
Of the explosion was 30 great that three
buildings were shattered into splinters.
Pieces OF the boiler and debris were thrown
400 feet, crashing tn ough the roofs OF
dwellings,, but, fortunately, iniuring no
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GOSSIP AND NOTES.

WASHINGTON. March 6-f5peclall..-
Brewster Cameron told your reporter to-
day that he believed he would be success.
ful IN Jack Evane' appoin ment.
J.G. Tracy has resigned the surveyor
ship Of Houston.
A. J. Dorm. ex-sssistant doorkeeper OF
the senate being an applicant for place
the case to Nessrs. Culbereon, Welloorn,
Jones, Reagan and Throckmorton, who
have not agreed. The two last named are
In favor OF Dorm.
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NEW YoRK, March 6.-fhe chamber Oh
commerce have adopted resolutions 10 tns
United States should consist OF gold ana
silver, coin Of interchangeable value, and
that coinage should be regulated by the
public dema and: that the coinage OF silver
dollars should cense for Two yesrs, aud THAI
an address be sent 10 congress upon tne
oue-tion.
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tn. R.rbed wire Men.

sr. LOUIS, March 6.--About tnirty. repre-
.ents, YES OF the barbed wire msnufsctur-
ers of New York, Pennsylvanis, Illinoig,
Tora and Missouri met here 10 day and
had long CONSULTATION concernin tnier in
20 les-ned from Q rsliable source that it
vss decided u advance the price Of b.-bed
virs hall a cent PER pound.
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A BILL REGULATING PRACTIC
PATENT SUITS.

WAsHrsoroS, March 6.-tspecial. 1.-The
followirg Dill has passed the house and 10
now before the senate: An Get TO regulate
patent suits.
b Il enacted b. The senete and house OF repre-.
oonerQoG ooooUD1od:
rhas 10 aoy cut beFOelter brought, II any
oourt bavine jurirdIosion y patent eosso,
6or "a alloeod ~ o. 1olfIuGenent q eng
|nooonoon 61>Aol4 dostuD. Dejouno. 1nvon1116,
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POSTAL POINrs

WAsHiHeroE, March 6.-il pscisl. 1.-THE
following or Ter has iusi bsfn issued:
postoiicc Department Once General Super
intendent Il N s., Waships on:
the schedule Oi "rhroush Mail Routes"
has this day been mailed to division super
,ntendents. Several changes have been
made In the March number, for instance:
Meridian standard time" is now used in
stesd OF Washington, ID O., time. as here
toiore. Thi9 will tend TO give tue schedule
a local significance, and viii render cor
reotions for future Issues an easy matter.
To facilitate the computation OF time In
transit the first seven letters OF the alpha
bet have been introduced. following the
arrival and departure time at all stations
except itsllcs. TO represent tho DAYS OF the
week. commencing with 3D." (Mondayl
and ending with IA" (Sunday.) BY this
day letter a quick calculation can be made
of time from and to any point, thus; In
schedule Il" IL will De seen that. leaving
Chicago, Illinois, 1900 3d." (Nopdsy San
Francisco, California, is reached $40 II"
(Frlday } I04 hours 40 minutes. IL Will be
necessary in making corrections for future
issues to keep in mind that local standard
time" is to be used and special care taken
10 have thu day letter CORE city stated.
Tarf. d, MEQOE
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RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH TBE TEE
YltTOlxV

" AsHISeroN, March 6.-L pres.. l-Senator
Walker introduced bill to-day TO grant
the Kersa- City, Fort Worth g. Gulf Rail
way company right Of wsy through the
the Indian Territory from point near and
utn OF the city OF Baxter Syringe, KAneas,
to point near the city OF Fort Smith, Ar
kadsas.
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No BANKRUPT STOCK +!
BUT ALL NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS at
GOLDSMITH BROS.

We arc daily receiving goods in every depart
ment and will be able offer for the coming season the best
assorted stock brought to this city. Below is descrip
ton of few bargains Offering which is truthful, and
will be found therefore represented and to prices we
have them with a view of making even long journey
to our establishment profitable
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FANCY

AS every ono OF our customers
know, We always sell EMBROI DER
les cheaper than any other house.
but on this occasion We are able 10
boat our own record. and TO offer
Embroiderles Mt prices at which NO
would have been mighty glad 10 buy
them a month or 80 ago We hav0
an as. orted lot OF Hamburg Edglngs,
x inch 10 two inches wide. from 10
10 lOc yafd Another lot from to.6
inches ide, from 12tlc 70 25c a yard.
A lot OF Irish Point Embroidcyies
from SIC yard up. And line OF
Torchon Valeuciennes and Fancy
Lacos at very low figures.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples ut all seasons of the yesra q
are worth buying whenever they arc
cheap enough. TAe prices we quote
arc pfooi enough Of the CHI npneHs
OF our ReTina. aud ~ 70 the quslit
glance nj the goods themselves vii
show that they leave nothing IN be
desiro1 IN that respect For In
stance we are oleri 'g "A Toe Of al
bleaohcd danahk and Turkey d
table lsnor a. sea yard. a line y
all-linep towels ~ TO- 3 z 9, . audi
forSi anu all.linen napkins rom SOC
n dozeu up and crash iowe Tugs nj
Sc II yard and liish linen sheeIln x
mll width. nt co. yard, aud 10
shseting, New Yoik mills. at SOC
yard.
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COLORADO CITY.

COLORADO ORR. March 6.-tspecinl.l J.
Mr.. Fowler was arrested 10 day On d made
70 pay his occupation tsx.
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.JoUg JAMESON
Acting General Super

10. Orle, q iorrser Gavsetonian. now
living at Lam pnsas was to-day confirmed
postmaster of that place.
The bond oil w. A Blodeest, postmaster
at Refugio. amount $1,000, was approved
TO day.
The new postoffice OF Oscar, Bexar
county. was created 10 day.
w. Williams is appointed postmaster at
Oaksla, Burne, county.
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Notice to Architects

Tho Commissioner Court OF Young county
vili convene on Monday, March 81 1881, 20 ex-
anime plans and speciiicst ms for Iao eiecuos
~ "ssh ,he sum of Thirty 1houssnd DOLLARS
The court reservIng tho right to reject sny ana
ali p1sns. 200.
This February 2s. 1854. IS .proIn
County Judge Young county. Texas.
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OORSE.CS.

Our Corset Department has well
earned reputation for supp .ying thee
best Of goods q the very lowest OF
pri-es, and when we announce line
OF bargalns, ladies know they arc
genuine, We offer a line OF Corsets
al 25c each. One line In white and
colored Mt 45o each. and the celebrai-
ed "Madam Duvap at ouly 7oc.
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RIBBONS.

We have some rare bargains in
these goods TO offer. One line ofall
silk Otomsn aud satin and gros-
grain ut l0c n yard; one lin o-l2 In
satin and gros grain aud MORO ai
IKE yard nso n line OF handsome
push and ea'in ribbon 10 4 inches
wide at 25c yar6: and some big bar
gains In real ostrich plumes and
tips.
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DRY

DRESS GOODS wo have Just
opened m entire line Of all the latest
Spring Shades and styles, an array
that is simply wlldcfing In It's va.
riety. and unsurpassed for cheappesa
First on the list ia line of Wofseds
in black and colors at l2hc u yard;
then we have u line OF BrOcados De-
beieeH, Cheeks. eio., In oil tho lead
ing shedes ut lG&c yard, and q COM
binaiion OF Plsids, Nuns Vei!ings
and other Noyeliie. Ia Stripe and
Suitirgs at 2Dc g ysrd. And Striped
seer, uckors at l0c yard And R.n'
frew Dress Ginghams ut l0c u yard,
And Indlga Blue Piinis (Arnold'F)
az SIC yard.
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Cr-5is i like = boxing xi.@ sA5eA
xbeD o-Iy SAILED tE 4 IE4zh Hay
u vfr~5 seAg sxzsE. bzs yheo oEre
e-ze4N an De.s u r1Aired-Sou-
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l. I5e E-ez1-.1 ct Al Temporal so-E1r-
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IL nz.. " = vreseh in1ee1 Who VIII
La give -Lsm 10 him .Gen = ospS-
s-rlCn l. Iiss lighting s9oEoe mans
aDcl- FROM ONES o1n. ~nie1 loss
nooe VI is D,llIizGy ~ vhAs the
osae, gzin.."
Eve,y one must sc daily Instances
~ p@op4s wno Complain from 3 mere
habit Of complaining, and maxe
-oeir friend. unhappy and ssr1nzefs
merry by rn1rm1;ios al evils which
90 no- sxi=r AID rep5niDg At grieE-
zroes that they do noi r-zIl. feel
Graves.
Antru- i dangerous il il ss NOT
sn,i1-: xe ought OF mo, OCCASIONS
~ ..eak ali ~ coDoezi ali. We have
already 100 much Gi.eIosec our se-
c,et. ~ z man from whom Va think
any one single circumstance Il tn De
concealsd--E1yere.
In company II i. q very great fault
70 b- . forward in SITTING ones
EFF off and talking ~ show ones
part. than To learn The worth and be
iIuly acquainted with the abilities Of
other M-n. He tba, MAKES it bis
bu.iness not to know BUS TO be
known, i. Ike q fDoII-h trade-nan
Tho make. all the haste he can To
.e.l off hi. old stock. bu. takes no
thought Of laying in any lew.
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tua- Who eDpsoyed hin nAeDeN-
rfst51s uifh de King a Ynn2-
! The Coans ~zs seemed b. the Rre0eh
Of kzviEE b<1nyed one Of fheiT aste
~~sex<; and she angry H1ooAEA in
p6@n<d him f4 lie in Wy tls2t
eIaRaily Prev6se1 hn- ho0 tell
ieK anything n0se-
B2t the RAJ truth about this most
GnsD1rszxt Ct p11n0eu kAs Dere1
y1 c1D> TO lixeL All dat ne kDow
Of Ii. death Is he fsii0UInZ otT
taken frsM tie journal Of Dei10e1.
the ensE turnkeE Of dse Basdie- BE
vrEe- Oa Moody. the 18Th Of
November. fEs. tn uDkBown PMS
ousr who bxd oo0si11aliy rom .
n.Sek mask. and Whon Saan1 NAH
hxS pru1xns with him hou the
Nacd Of SAInse AAFK0eFife. died TO-
dxy. Abour L. O'clock IN The evening,
havinx e<en yasenday taken slightly
IL he Esd been long time in Il
D-Sains NAHs kADdA. and HIS III
ne~< - exceedingly tidlnG-@
Wbe he died IA the 6aES1k every
a.Nele Ct clothing and furniture thos
bad heen csed y hin ~ Destroyed
and sven the walls wer Saped Tor
fear snas be Eight have scratched
something On then thas would tel
the RAIDER Who keG
How il came that the mask ~
supposed to be iron no one k0ov2-
Some one Who AW him n 4 diseAace
veuirz the b32ck thing may have
tane5ed thax il Wa IN instrument Of
torture made Of iron. and have 70
de%e1ibed il II would Re very inter
essinE even II this late daE to ind
cut who the poor victim Of soeh inhu-
mAo eruehy vas, bot it does Def seem
Likely, after al thee year, thai the
world viii eve know him BY any
other name than that Of the "1An at
the Iron NMk"-EM RsdM1H
1WA
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This dne, new, ~commodious Hotel IS nov
open for the accommodation Of permanent and
transient guests. The table is supplied with
the best in the market. The rooms are ample
the modern convenience. Families and single
eentlemen will find u the GHAHD CKSrEA Al an
the conveniences and comforts OF q well pro
vided home. Accommodations for one hundred
susstA. 4 share Of the public patronage re-
0octfally sohstted. Charges reasonable.
i220d6
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SALE!
Real Estate
ND
Mining Pro'et1
Zhe H'e1lesz lnDn,,
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READ THE lien
READ THE IISr

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Butte Clsy, MT.
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Dissolution Notice.


Forify The sys
teE. AL WHO
have expert
encei and Wit
Iased the eeec.
VI Ho-teiters
Stomach Bitter
uIyDD the weak,
broEen down, De
spJnding victims
Of dyspepsia,
liver ~'"H4p.@:.:.,
fever and agre.
MI
voIl- ceb3ii, Dr
premature decay,
KNOW tLat iuthiE
srpre II tonic
and aiterative
there exist. q
specific principle
which reaches
the very source
-.---s 80
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tice, having had placed in bis hands by an East
India n Missionary the formula Of . simple vege
able remefy for the speedy and permanent
ture OF, Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
asthma and all Throat and Lung affections,
also q positive and radical cure for general de-
hiiity and allnervous complaints, after having
thoroughly te tied its v ,nderfu curative pow.
en- In Thousands Of cases, feels # his duty 70
recipe will be sent free Of charge to all who de.
sire II, with full directions IOf preparing and
successfully using Address, with stamp, nam
ng tnis pages, Dr.J g; Raymond, ~ Washing
On sVee, BROOKLYN. \. Z. 21eNW1Y.
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STALIIIONS
TEN HEAD FOR SALE.

At MADDOX BROS, Melroae. Montana. WIN
sell one or more with choice, very cheap.
They are fine graded Clydesdales, one Ramil.
thnian. one Cleveland Boy, one PerchoD, one
Belmont. These horses were most all sh1pted
from the States lately. rs ~ 2m
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Notice to

To Harvey McKinstry, his heirs or ASSIGNS.
fo'l are hereby notified that l, your co-owner
nave, IN accordance with the provisions Of sec.
ton 2524, Revised Statutes of The Unite ! States.
expended in labor and improvements upon the
summit quartz lode mining claim, situated In
jefferson county, N. T., for the years ending
December 3lst, 1852 and 1888, the sum Of 500 o.
and you are hereby further notified that unless
you contribute or cause to be contributed your
terest ana costs. within 80 days from the date
OF ms notice. all youE right, title. interest and
claim In and To the anove described quartz lode
mining claim will become the property Of the
required expenditure.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Boulder. n. T.. March q. 1854. $40 dQQt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
STATE or Trade.
DOMESTIC Markets.


steady Howard and Western supe g p a. 81 a.,
supe y II ass 10; do ~ 10. Rio Brands.
s46:a.4 ta,1P.co a;miy .;.ssv - a. %1 nIn
southern Red. 81 aYVci 10. Amber; % yvc 80 nay
isnd sob 1yici No Western W.n.er Ret Spot 81 "a
beT i2c January. 80 sj e. Corn?outaern steady
Western nomnai southern White, ~ zoe do feio" go
ern 30 Jc White. 81 Sjc.: do Mixed ga 3c
Pennsylvania S2sJc iye 1rm aud higher ~ 5S@eoc FRO
2Uiy D6is Wheat 4s,yUD oush Corn $500 Dusls Oatso
1000 @.a Eys 200 og, @
SIS ,0On bush; Corn $500 bush.
BOSTON. Mass. l-Flonr hrm and nm changed
Winter ,s4 al H. Corn ia steamer Yellow 6%e
steamer AiIeL !a653c 20 Sr.ie so nJc; oaie dol
and MIddngs quiet at s2l l-celpe, Flour $500 bbl.
1000 Corn. $4,000 bush oats 4s,OJ0 oush Shorts
II 600 bush
Fancy 81 oodsi 2j ProvlHon.Pors dull al - sslg to
Laro eas.er Al 81 s1es7 50 Busmoats dnil shoulder,
sSort.rib sii oo short Clc4r III 80 qiie Com
Uon =. % 1na lecefp s1a toS lead anonsnt a4o head
CHICAGO lFlour quiet and steay, falI TO Choice
Winter Wheat sS 10 asa 10 sprng Wheat s. 80 ast 90
Minnesota BAKERS - jds 80 Patents - 10 eso 90 10"
Crsdcs $500 Rye Flour. - Jvas3 10 IN barrels
Wheat active demand sales ranged OCTOBER 7ssa s'se
cemoer ~ g So closing 5z'4c January sli2Doi2c,
closing at o. rc, 40 Jhcaso spring 49, eo' @
Ms Red o7 assc Corn in active demand uLsettied
sales ranged: Cash % Gb5c Closing NJ o october % =
a ss.c All al Jana.ry
at .osssoss Ssis quiet and .roRs, ranged
25I.c october 70 sc eiosiIy a. SovsmSei %
~ 5s. ss1 s.T.as Closing a. Rye aS,sf
o4ks Barley weak .is?e sePemoer rSrs qsis sale.
sia u eiS.ins a. sia o. = .ie.ay
o1s%sea 81 7ss Ssssgs co,nr Is bss@ss
81 S9h clssss q q 21x lAnSNy. o. Th SuiknssA-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Try 'IIrGnAPU TO THE TRIBUNE

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Private dispatches from
New-York this morning stated that the visible supply
statement as compiled by The Ner York Sdfsticdn VIII
show an increase in wheat OF lsG0376 bushels. corn,
3O7 10 and oats 2OG407. The " shorts IN the cee-
braed September corn deal who did not fill their con
tracts are making private settlements at the Office OF the
cquc brokers on the basis Of about s. cents that being
the average price of the last day OF september DEW
cries were light thiS morning. amounting To lJ'oUo
bshos of corn and about 5000 90 bushels of wheat
The intcrc. again centcred in The November OPP
ton advanced from 4G3i cents to ASA. and October
gained one cent The brokers who ran the Septen-
Der deal are the floor again taking in the cash corn
/, is now considered certain that the cucquc Will at
tcnpt 10 corner October Receivers say that no new
corn n contract grade VIII before November The
October option ii said is short 3O0OO0o0 The deiv-
cries OF lard we're heavy nearly all into the hands
of two or three .okers The cash demand seems 10 be
good aud getting day. The market opened
weak. November wheat declined from sO2
cons TO - ccIts uidcr rather heavy selling.
Corn Wa. steady at IGa, l67s cents the November
nptiOu Iari opened a. - - ior NoNtm'r "h1 Jc"I'
iIrk SOLD rl.. go
Al d. u. lnc market steady az the following hG-
urt nl - November option Wheat u cents; corn ~
,.,t.: tI -3 cents, ard -. -; October cora closed
n ~ cents r e.i- pogl sold al 81 20. At 2j0 p m.
the nar et u.i strong me following figures for the
Nu.rInhrr ouIin: Wheat Sl' cents; corn i-I2 cen
oat4 io cents: lard - 30 year pork closed ar - S-L2
II- CAT. cI.l 5"l cars oats III cars rye 81 cars
Ia % .