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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
Tho American Racing Association.

CHICAGO, Nov. la.-Tho meeting of the
American Racing Association to-day
was devoted to revision of the rules.
The most important action was in re-
grd to post book making. The rule
was entirely stricken out, and an order
made that hereafter no book.maIor
DO allowed to start or enter a
horse. The violation will conse
the horse and maker to be eNpelled
The scale of weights was changed only
as to 2-yoar-olds In iull months. ton
pounds being added. New rules were
enacted prohibiting tho entry of a horse
win u changed namo, and on anotion
the field was tabled, ''''''
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81. Lnhn Ininrrinwnh

KANSAS CIrY, Nov. l3.-A representa-
tive of the Times to-day visited olathe,
Kansas, and interviewed ex-Gov. st.
John upon the political situation. Mr..
st. John declared emphaticslly that ha
had held no relation whatever with any
political party IN campaign except the
prohibition party; that he mad made tne
fight strictly upon tue principles which
he represented, and stated his intention
of taking the field again after Il few
weeks rest and continue to deliver
speeches in behalf of national constiul-
tional prohibition, which he felt assured
would be ultimately established,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
NIYstorlons AInrdnr-

TEMPLE, Nov. l3.-Lspecial. THE in
quest held to inquire into the cause of
the death of Clara Russell, negro, who
was murdered in the calaboose here on
the night of the lst instant, has not vet
adjourned. Mayor Cranio, the Jury aud
the city officials are using every en-.
deavor to ferret out the guilty party. A
witness who Is regarded very important
in the investigation disappeared on the
morning following the murder, and has
been found in Jail at Waco, where he is
held for theft. Deputy City Marshal
! Carter returned from Waco to-day
| whore he had found the witness.
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Grover Uleyeland.s Horseshos.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. 10. - Some
time ago John j. shadt, of this city,
sent beautifully finished horseshoe,
bearing the words "Luck to Grover
Cleveland" The following acknowl.
edgment was received to-dayt "Since
the receipt ofyour present the contest
has been decided in tavor of the party
which | represent. | shall give due
credit to the horseshoe for what has al.
ready happened and shall carefully pre-.
servo it in tho hopo that il may bring
success to my efforts to give to the peo.
pie good government"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
A Kansas Crime.

MCPHERSON, Nov. l8.-August Tux
born, II farmer Of this county, set fire to
his house, barn and granary, then blew
out, his brains with shotgun. The
buil'ing was destroyed with Sl 600 In
money In the house. Total loss Sii .0oo
The evidence showed that he Intended
to murder his wife and four children.
but the design was frustrated by the
wife. No cause Is assigned except that
the man was of violent temper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

DENVER, Noy. l3-Robert Staudring
and wife were found dead this morning
in their house on branch seven miles
from Pine Grove, small station on the
South Park road. The circumstances
Indicated that they were murdered for
money. Standring was one of Colora-
dos pioneers, quite wealthy and widely
known. He was an ordained preacher
of the anti-poligamy branch of The Nor
mon church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

PARIS, Noy. l3.-Tho Patti divorce
case, decision on which was rendered
yesterday, has excited much remark.
Madame Patti first presented her poti.
ton for divorce from her husband, tho
Marquis De Caux. The Marquis there.
upon presented cross petition. The
tribunal took cognizance only of ths
husbands petition and pronounced \
Hforeei Tor his benefit II refused abso.
lptely to entertain Madame PATHS nett.
ton, in-as-much as the scandal whiel
caused the separation between man and
wife was still maintained by the lattor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. l3.--At2 p. M. all
but twelve counties of the state have
reported the result OF the official can
vass. Thoseoutsido Of New York show
Blaine gains aggregating II; Blaine
osses aggregating II; Cleveland gain.
:; net gain for Cleveland, 9. This does
not include New York and Kings
counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

BRowNwooD, Nov. l3.- Special. The
official vote of Brown county gives
Cleveland and Hendricks ,62G; st. John,
%; Blaine and Logan, 62. For governor:
Ireland, l,O76; Jones, GlS; Norton, 40. For
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Gibbs, l,756. For
senator; Calhoun, $50; Tolar, 5S1. Rep-
resontative: Burns, ST7; Hamilton, 623;
Harris, 2l6. District attorney: Law
renee, S5l; Hutchison, S2g. County
judge: ]. $. Cleveland. County at.
torney: Reagan. Sheriff: w. n. Adams.
Inspector: n. Il. Cook.
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Another I.mgy Executed.

Sr, JouNsnuRG, W., Nov. l3.-Last
night Gov. 81, John and c. NJ. Stone.
editor Of the ST. Johnsburg CaIodonian,
and candidate for governor on the indie.
pendent Ticket ere hung in olligy
irom Il telegraph pole.
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Shin nnh snlIorsInsi.

BosroN, Nov. l3.-A dispatch received
at the merchants exchange to-day dated
Pernambuco, November 10, reports the
loss of the ship Andrew Johnson, Capt
kellerrau, of Thomaston, Maiue, y.Nhr
ON voyage from Caleto Brana TO Ham
3nrg; she c9llldtd with the British shin
Lmrimefe, Capt. Smith, from San Fran
"isco Tor Queenstown, and sunk with
seventeen OF her crew. The Thirlmere
has arrived ut Pernambuco with the sur.
yivors of the Johuson's crew.
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bearing flags and transpariencies with
unique and impressive wording. On q
beautifully decorated platform were
twenty of Lancaster's loveliest lasses,
each With banner bearing the name of
one of the twenty states. In the midst
of these sat the Goddess of Liberty, per-
sonated by Miss Laura Perry with royal
grace and queenly beauty. The display
OF fireworks was, to the average lad,
simply wonderful. Hurrah for CIeve-
land
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An Omccr Ilined by Ncrroe..

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. iS.-The Times
Democrat Nicksburs special SAYS:
George Il. Beerdson, constable OF Bol.
ton, Mississippi, in attempting to arrest
John Thomas and Andrew Trotter, both
e0lored, was shot, 1t IL believed, fatally.
me negroes escaped. Parties are In
pursuit.
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Railroad Acci,I.n,

DENVER, Nov. la,--At 10 o'clock this
morning as tho train from Graymont,
on the Colorado Central railroad, was
drawing into Beaver Brook station, the
TWO rear cars were thrown from the
track down five.loot embankment
Several passengers were painfully in
jured, but none fatally.
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They Want SUGAR.

MoNTpEIERi Nov. l3.-A joint reso
luton was introduced in tho house TO.
day, asking that the government divide
the United States' surplus in the treas.
ury among tho states for school pur.
noses, if the members of congress from
Vermont think il advisable,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

VIScRSNEs, Nov. IA passenger
train on the Ohio 4 Mississippi railroad
yesterday ran into an omen switch near
hero, ami the cngineor, @. A. Farbankss
was killed. The switch IN supposed 20
have been left open by tramps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
MlChlgnn Cnncrn.An1nn-

DETROIT Nov, lS.--Tho congressional
delegation from this state stands I fl-
sionists to 4 Republicans, gain of / for
the fusion. The iusionists lost . and
ana gained congressman, making
the delegation stnnd as nhove.
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Another Republican In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. lS.-The official re-
turns from the ninth district show that
Wadsworth, Republican. Is elected 10
congress over Powers, Democrat, by 300
majority. WV
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IlenIoh

WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-The Vienna
newspaper report that Minister Astor
mas i, resigned is emphatlcally denied at
The state department.
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MILLINERY.

300 dozen Ladies' Imported Velvet Hats,
all colors, all at Doc. each.
100 dozen Birds, 25c each.
1 900 pieces of Velvet Ribbons, 10 yards
In piece, from 40o, tho piece. all colors.
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Florlda l,eioIc,,r.

PENSACOLA, Nov. l3.--Tho grandost
demonstration ever witnessed in Florida
to-day celebrated Cleveland's election.
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CLoAKs AND SUITS.

One lot of Cloaks worth Se, all at soc.
each.
Handsome silk Newmarkets, trimmed
with Fur, would be cheap at $40, only
$3.50.
Tho cheapest Cloaks in tho state to be
found at Goldsmith Eros.
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WARSAW, Nov. .lS Wyoming county:
Blaine, AN; Cleveland, 3,lS0; st. john,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

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Nrl cure W.. pr pre-, , oyer inc con con
III u' '"' ~ 1T 'cn''
. ., ~ wv. ~ J., III U''''i W tvtlt., Il,
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."a ""> '''a.i.N T." ''i'E'"u' p"'''c'
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W q Christian was ARRESTED 'NeN'
,t'"Hl AFTERNOON Tor "rINius over ID,
Hu..ii i,', ''T "I','.'I nun! u"'
,I'i' I,ia,,, "o'" ''' Ms appearance
''., i'''' '''''s'
When YOU want ANYTHING IN the way
oi irrNh. cheap groceries. provisions.
iced or country produce. be sure t,
,"'' on ",I.,a'u u'pre"'N' 'h'
F'i ''''' ->'''''' S''V'' E'''''N'
y l''Io n-N'ar,olu >'i oil p"i!r'lhai
i,'N'r\' oI ne AGO loICe' dltd al
hf""ilWoHu yesterday Nr. LoW'r\
lr"N'N Tor broMllWood inns morning.
Prof. thcc>man desires To- state
that. owing tu the fact ct the lAdic',
Exposition NurletH o'cupN M hl~ hhlI
Irr 'leir "lNPla\ ne Snau NOT nave the
treasure Oh meeting ms pupllS. eItll'
I"' mop or Ic>NonN' u'l"rc hr\'
week.
y Young man named NidhcrrN was
arrested ON the arrival of the Narrow
taugc train yesterday by City Mar
shall Luke Moore, upon atrlrgrau
IRON Natt,Nlile- Say lhE ne was want
ru Tor lh'i'. Marshal BOYD o
Nun
Ia l a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

Get oysters at the Silver Moon
Bronnuu j, coming with Berwick
Bay oysters.
Albert sims and Nancy Taylor have
been licensed 10 mnrrA.
Remember Eronnuu'- oyster par
lor~ viii be opened lu-iuproW NIGHT.
Cotton shipments outward over the
railroads aggregate to- date ld.--'
balc-.
The finest oyster ever 100 Waco
are now being served a DO" silver
Moon.
The Iron Front i, Waco boss Iu-ti-
tuition, and uothin" bat thc mro-l OF
goods IT, handled There.
The trcmeu had tine "Br.lc' ont
again Yesterday afternoon torpraciicr
and she worked lir-t-rln--.
The Anderson furniture store, Mar
tin. old stand ON the -Iunr. j. where
Won can get cheap furniture.
Bob Hills il rushing things at q
lively rate at h- establishment selling
line 4roccric- at low pric,-.
The reduced ratc- made bN the rail-
roads to those who Wish lp come io
the November race Wi'. bring au inn
men-c crowd from abroad.
Cotton rolled ia freely agnm yr,tcr-
day reaching total OF G65 balc- hy
night. Prices ranged from ,u to
J.25, Total receipts 10 date lG6al
bale
the northwest 'lcxa. conference
NJ T.. church south Mill tuD.f iu AEn.i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

Can appreciate and consider those n
public ben. factors who help to relieve
the burdens of household duties. Lew
iuo brothers ask and deserve the
patronage of the ladie, of Waco n, be-
ing the pioneers in organizing IL
special ladi,>', mi,,c, and children
read -nndc wear department. They
not only save the ladic, labor and voN-
alton bat are otlcrin" rhildrcn'-.
misses and ladies ready made suits
and garments for almost the cost of
the material. hr,idc> which all their
design, are artistic in style and shape.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17
ToII,c Waco wives.

DO YOU want 10 save your husband
every dollar YOU can this winter, and
at the same time always set before
him an elegant. good and wholesome
meal; And do You appreciate the
health of your children, and want to
secure for them the most healthy and
nutritious food in the market: and dc
YOU want your goods delivered
promptly, accurately and on time in
all kinds of weather: If YOU do, then
We want You to try lis and see how
perfectly we can till the bill Ever
yours, most truly.
\. JONES TAYLOR N Bro.
Waco supply building, Austin it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

At ". y. .Iack>on> art gallery on
Austin Avenue, are being prepared
for the New Orleans Exposition quite
number of line pictures. Prot l..
l.. Cohen. of Houston. who has charge
of this work, i an artist of established
reputation and unqucStioncd ability.
Mr.. jacl>on'~ gallery j. one of the
best known in Texas. and hc ha, no
fear OF competition. 2l-tt
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Mother

Ifthc little dazzling is spending such
,lccplr,- nights. slowly and pitiiullN
wasting away by the drainage upon
it, system from the effect of trcthing,
procure "a bottle OF Dr. Biggrr's Great
southern Remedy and find what many
Other mother, have 10y it>u>e Il com
rlrtc cure. n ii wiln all bowel alice
lions in both young and old. For sale
10y all druggists at 80 cents "A bottle.
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Mr.. Hugh Dullin, Ccntralia. rcnna.,
states that ~. Jacobs oil, the wonder
iul pain-rclicvcr, i Just the thing for
Rheumatism and hc would not be-
without ii in his house.
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EDITORIAL. tOM1IENT.

the result of the Ohio election
cooks Blainc'- goose IA that state next
month
LEr the good people of Waco con.
tribute literally to the relief of the
Widow scott and the protection of
her little orphans.
BLNlNEs organ. the New York
Tribune, says; "llcaven helps those
who help themselves" Upon this
Theory the tatoocd knight will Ger
tainly take the bakery, for if there is
anything lac has not tried to "help
himself TO during hi, twenty year, of
public stealing. the ENANlNER would
like to find it out
WASH .luNES ma. been a. dumb s
an oyster for many days. and il look,
~ though himself and his mule had
etrrnally and eyerIn,tiugly "ob,qua-
tulatcd."
TIE Houston age j, feeling that
way again. Here i, Uncle Daniel,
last drive:
me palIa, lines says, since Bar
! t u, began To cdlt the tNAMlNER
AGO mas e"' TO ur cotton market;
| anu 'i"' lI"'n tn' amount OF c''iuu
/ bought or sold, but from Barlow,
Way of writing it, Age.
! II would be refreshing. at thi, stage
of the game. to know what Dr An
Jr.,, N,,ro. ,l,i,l.. ,rtf- or,,uh.I.
.,.l.,a,.. -, '''''' " '''9 " Y''' "
"''' '"'''''"' '"'"''
/ SENATOR IER''EI1' l. now "'lppea
'"' 'N'I'.'r' "I ''N"'' an" r'3h
'"'"'n'' MS new H-""h h""orS '''
"a" N'''''''' '''''' places inc i'I'
~" luz
' t'i,' ~ '."' I,',l's' ~ ,'ar N,N =
iniituntinn th,t me- doe. NOT intnnd to
engage in the present canvass. II
louh, a. It hc were avcr>c to watAing
w /" It u ,',. 90 crow ''n'l,iA because
r"r,. ,h"i !, '' '''t ur i"', Thr
senator know, crow when he see, it.
and he l. used To dainlicr dict
Come. Terrell, step up to the counter.
snd gohblc your crow with grace.
You need 81 goodly dose,
without, doubt. hut Your "croW '
i lara" and tough enough to
digest it, Nlcp 10 the front.
AIcC and show u- NOur biandr-t
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COMMERCIAL.
Z OttOti.

-'tNLvEeroS. October lG-rhy following
comparative statement of cotton r'Dripl- ID
Zee principal ianrkct- to- day uuI the .aiur dat
INST year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

Latest noyeltic, m velvet. -ilh and
plush wraps, AT Sanger Bros.
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SEw YORK. O.tYLrr Ir--put .pt,,,i c,...1
-ol quotations unchanged


IiSiw fptT. October lG-Future. CLOSED
-'eHiy Ht , tu point. lower
The following urs th. .!fi,,t.tI.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

IiyEW0pL. October lG-Futurcs CLOSE
,.tdl at "a 'o point, lower.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-23
REooorrzrEo the fact that be is The

REcooNIzrNG the fact that he is the
presidentof the people and not Of any
particular faction, Governor Cleye.
land, In = speech made at Albany
November goth, said:
There need be no fear that the
Democratic party or It's newly elected
administration proposes to Cypress or
enslaye any part Of our population, or
70 destroy the business interests Of
the country. We hope, on the other
band, to do s,nething to benetit the
people. 1t seems TO me that our eff
forts IN that direction would be aided
i miscellaneous croaking and dark i'm
aginings should give place to an earn
est endeavOr TO inspire confidence and
70 make universal . cheerful hope for
the future.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-23

A VIRoTNIAN now in Washington
says that the number Of otice-seekers
from bis State wIo will visit Wash
iugton about the lth Of March, will
nearly equal the Democratic voting
population. He says that nearly
every worker" who has marched III
: Cleveland procession has had bis
picture taken In bis campaign uniform
with some Endorsement Of bis person.
y services upon che back, such as
this man lost bis voice shouting for
Grover Cleveland" 80. Virginia
will not Be- alone in this respect, 9th
q States will 10 doubt furnish their
quota Of campaign workers. seek
ing recognition e the hands Of she
new administration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-23

PoLITIcAL STRAws.-It Is now
stated on good authority that the pO-
litical differences among The party
leaders IN this State are being healed
MP and tremendously adjusted. Hon.
VIM. Pinkney Wbyte, it il stated,
will so into The Cabinet as Attorney.
General, ct Senator Germans soIicita-
ton. Mr.. German, will undoubted-
" succeed himself as United States
Senator: The Hon. Barnes Comp.
ton Il named as Governor McLaDe's
successor, and Mr.. j. S. Cuttings,
Of Baltimore County, II Is said, will
be appointed By Governor McLane to
Gil the unexpired treasnryship. Mr..
Cuttings was Mr. Comption's compete
tor 10 the last Legislature tor State
Treasures, but Withdrew from the con-
test. Governor McLane wiz no doubt
be appointed minister TO England.
These political changes, with several
minor ones that might be named, it is
stated, are in view Of the harmonious
adjustment Of the party leaders Of the
State That theer has been an ami
cable adjustment between them, is no
doubt, bat the United efforts of the
factions will not be recognized until
the next general election-w when there
will be general unity Of action Of all
factions for The good Of the party.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-23
JOSEPH S. NJ. BASTL.


JOSEPH s. NJ. BASIL.
and get my prices. have large stock
on hand. purchased before the recent ad
vance in prices. and which can and will
sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any
other dealer. Ny facilities for receiving
and handling coal are unequaIed, and be-
sides this think have the best coal in
the City, and why
First, because / purchase it from 0De
company, year after year, who mine but
the one kind, consequently always have
the LEE COAL. which is vein of the
old Baltimore Company Coal.
Second. my coal is sent to me In steam
barges, direct from the mines, thereby
saving one or two landings OF it which
causes ii to break up and form dust
Ny Lykens Valley Coal for cooking
purposes Is the genuine article This be-
ing q very superior coal ii always sells
nigh, and there are many countesJests on
q, but parties wanting il can depend upon
getting the
Genwane Lykems Valley Coaa
If they will order il from me
All kinds Of wood, either III the stick 81
prepared 70 order Ut my steam Mill.
Clean Coal.
Fuu Weigst.
Prompf Dslivsry,
and prices = low always a fuel can b
JOS. s. III. BASIL,
jy10-tf. Foot Of Church Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-23
Established. 1857.
COAL. COAL. COAL.

Read CAREFULLY and Note the Following !.
Now is the time to buy your coal, and
before doing so call On
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The blues.

Loss of memory. mental gloom, tLc
"Blues," low spirits, dependency.
nervous trembling. cured with Eng
lish Female Bitter.
Ladies approve of yom moGine
Little Joker.
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ttg~Those ladies who were
in Silks and Satin- for this wee
We will sell you an elegant
fully worth II %, for 50 cents.
4
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station. ". H. Henry sugar Loaf cir
cunt, y. {. Rowland: Eortrm VI l..
lIol'ruhrch. Granger. 4. H. Norwood
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Two ncgroc,. one namcd Ben En-
cr-on and the other Hi. LcWis. were
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-22
Chicapo Produce.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Flour dull and I'M
changed; good to choice winter wheat flour
S. 0O05. IS; soft spring wheat flour S4.0004.50;
Minnesota bakers 81 5015 IS; patents $3.50
06,25 low grades S2OO03.25; rye flour $500
$3.50: Southern Illinois and Missouri winter
wheat -four S5.5O@5.75; Michigan winter wheat
81 75025. so; common to choice Minnesota $3.50
@40O. Wheat, unsettled and lower; opened
1@1Ac higher, quickly declined 1@1Ac, rallied
%0Hc, then advanced 2A@2hc below the
outside prices, and closed 1S@1Ac under Sat
urday; sales ranged: April S5A@87Ac,
closed at $3.50; May S6H@88Ac, closed at
$3.50; June S85s @91c, closed at SSAc;
July 9O@92Hc, closed at 90hc; August
quotable at 5000 over July; September 4
@Mc over July; No. Chicago spring $3.50
size, closed at 6555@S6c. Corn, demand
active, but unsettled and lower; opened 40
1Ac higher, declined 2@aac, rallied trlfe and
closed 9s@Ac under Saturday; cash 51@
51Ac; April 51@5224c, closed at 51051Bc;
May 52@54hc, closed at 52A052%c;
June 53S@56Ac, closed at 53% @54c; July
closed at 55hc; August quota
BILE at 111Nc over July. Oats dull, closed
easier; cash 3thc; April 31Ac; May 32A
@32ac closed at 32Ac; June 322a@32%c,
closed at 82@@32Hc; July 81 * 03256c, closed
at 32%@32hc; year 2755c. Rye dull at Coo.
Barley easier at 74c. Flax seed quiet at
81 .6401 65 Pork in fair demand, but ruled
2O@25clower; cash S16. 55@16.65; May $4,000
10 rs, closed at S16. 55@16.57H; June S16.650
16 90, closed at $16.0O@16.72H; July S16.75
@17OO, closed at at SIG. S219@16.S5; August
and September S16.87H year S14.374@14.50.
Lard, weaker and 10@12hc lower; cash $3.50
@9.32H May SS.271I@ S.35, closed at SS.27A
@S.3O; June SS.371a@6.47, closed at SS.371s@
$40; July Ss.27H@S.45, closed at $S.27h@
S.35 August SS.35@8.42. Bulk meats in fair
demand, but easier; shoulders $500; short ribs
SIS. Is; short clear $3.50. Butter wss easier;
creamery 26@29c; dairy 25@26c. Eggs in
ia il demand at 14c. Whisky steady and I'M
changed at SLY. Freights-Corn to Buffalo
2A@3c.
Receipts, IS, 900 barrels of flour; $4,000 bush
els of wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn: $4,000
bushels of oats; 5000 bushels of rye; 10000
bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000 barrels
of flour; 100, 900 bushels of wheat; 500 900 bush
els of corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; 1900 bush
els of rye 5000 bushels of barley.
The Call-Wheat sales 100000 bushels !;
May closed at $3.50; June closed at $3.50
July closed at S9%@9Oc. Corn, sales 775OOO
bushels June declined nc; July declined
hc. Oats, sales 100000 bushels; July
declined &c Pork, sales $4,000 barrels; June
declined SC; July declined 10c. Lard, sales
1000 tierces; June declined 21ac; July declined