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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04
FOREIGN.

Notwithstanding the apparent pros
poet OF peace Russian war preparations are
being pressed with extraordinary vigor.
There u an immense movement Of troops in
progress toward Central Asia, and large bod
les Of infantry, cavalry, field artillery, and
railway and telegraph builders are pressing
forward ia . continuous stream through the
transcaucasian provinces. across the Cas-
plan Sea, and eastward toward the Afghan
frontier. The Russian defenscs on tho Black
Sea and around shout Scbastopol are being
pressed with feverish energy.
II Is feared that trouble is brewing
for England and Germany respecting Zanzi-
bar. The Sultan or Zanzibar il uneasy con-
corning the naval demonstration which is to
be made BY Germany upon his coost, and has
warned England that no rYay be compelled at
any time TO demand the fIlillment of the
treaty obligations undertaken by Great Brit
ain whom sho assumed protcctoratc over
Zanzibar.
The wreath sent by Lord Tennyson
10 be placed upon the bod, OF Victor Hugo,
Was Inscribed "To the worlds greatest
poet"
4 telegram from Tien-tsin announces
that ail the articles Of the treaty 81 peace
between France and China have been agreed
to, and the treaty signed.
Victor Hugo leaves fortune esti-
mated Mt $500 600.
4 proposed visit Of Queen Victoria
To ireland has been abandoned, owing to this
unfa scrable condition OF her health.
Sir Charles Dixie returned from Ire
lard still opposed to the renewal OF tho
crimes act, and it Is said that the Govern
men, will effect q compromise by passing
bill OF a mi i caarac or, and limited in I'll
operation to OH. year.
It is asserted ut st. Petersburg thai
Russ as &C cp:ance of the English proposa'l
was due 10 the Car : Friendship for the Brit
isl Cabinet and his desire to do nothing
whic!, would hnzard u return Of the Torl
party i'm England to power. Tie concession
Of Marucaak aud Tulhkur 10 AfRhanistan, i
was represented. would strengthen the Lib
eral., who are regarded as moro friendly I,
Russia. NJ. Lcssar, the Russian Special Com
missioner, will start Immediately from Lon
don to JOIN til. Kidsswav in Afghanista,
- the pasp9se of carrying opt the spesia4
IL. cork Of s.-arh:ng the Afgha!
details OF tine :.
frontier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04

Indian Ioss h unknown. The fight was begun
BY tho Indians, who were waiting 10 ambush
for Gen. Stranse's detachment. The latter
was compelled TO retreat.
The new Ministry Of brazil has de-
termined upon the abolition OF slavery in
that country.
Christopher Robinson, Q. c., has
undertaken to oct - crown prosecutor in
tho trial Of Rel and his associates, which Will
probably take place 1t Kegi - in July.
A fire in the undergrad Of the
studebaker Bros Manufacturing Company
at South Bend, Ind, caused loss Of 47O,0
Tho implement factory Of John Elliott Son,
1t London, Ontario, valued 1t $4,000, VI.
burned.
Decoration day was very generally
observed throughout the country. The pro
cessi.n in New York was reviewed by Prcsi
dent Cleveland and Secretaries Endi OFT and
whitney. The Seventh Rcsim Int marched
past the house Ut Gen. Grant and recei, et
from him . military salute. While all til.
ccmcter % about Chicago were beautiact
with flowers, the chief feature OF the day wa
the unwilling Of tho monument to Col. Mul
ligan at Calvary. A procession OF 2,0ct
militia. veteran soldiers. police, and flrcmci
marched through the business quarter OF III
city. Many Mexican veterans took part II
adjoining the tomb or Con. Zachary Taylor
near Louisville. Senator Logan was tn
orator Of the day ut Bloomington, Ill.
There were 161 failures il the Unitet
starcs during the last week, decrease of 2
Is compared with the week previous. FL
Secretary Of the Treasury Window, in an in
tervicw ct Milwaukee with 4 newspaper rey
resentativc with regard TO the business out
look, said that everything was stagnant, an
there was no immediate prospect o
any Improvement. In tho East thcr
was plenty Of mOncy-S6O, OoO. 900 sui
plus-but capitalists were backward abou
investing. "There are" he said, ="
number OF reasons for this result
ing from tho unsettled condition Of affair
One reason IL . distrust Of the silver situl
ton. There ID growing idea that the coir
agc or silver dollars may put gold ut pr
MUM and cause panic in financial circle!
There is, however, no immediate cause "a
alarm. There promises to be little raiiroa
building this year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04
BRIGHT ReYs.

My little hoy wrote his first letter the
other LAY. 1t was as follows:
Lear Cousin: / am going to school
now. Ny teacher is the hardest wom-
nm 10 get along with over saw except
pa. Write toon. Your cousin.
WILLIE.
It was written on postal card. He
then put two-cent stamp on it, and
cancelled it himself. Il discouragos me
little, bat take heart when ramem-
her that when Sir Isaac Newton had q
fine house built, he ordered til. work
men to ert . big hole for the oil ~. to
60 il ad oat. and then reins'rdctcd
them to clt smaller one FOR the kit
ten. --i,agalsOn Banner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04

The fAtn-DtOfm that recently deIuged
large section Of Texas was ono Of the most
terrific on record. AZ Waco, eleven and
quarter inches Of water fsll In I'VE hours. In
IN incredibly short space Of time the DFazos
River became Wild, raging flood, in many
piaces i've miles vide. Some idea Of the
wholesale destruction may be had when It II
femsmbered that the Drazos Is the richest
and most prosperous farming country in
Texas. There 10 . very heavy population Of
negroes, who Ill live in the bottoms, and tho
rapidly Of the rise did not permit them to
save anything but their lives. 4 vast dcsti-
tuition must be the result Tho damage to
the growing crops on the Brazos, to say
nothing. or the shrinkagc IN real Values, ID
beyond calculation, perhaps reaching to bc-
yond 90, OOo. 900.
Six hundred indictments were found
against the wheeling, w. VA. saloon.kcepers,
some time ago. and have s.ncc been stolen.
Charles p. Barnes, of Woodlawn,
Cecil County. Md. shot and killed his brother
in-law, Thomas E. Brown. and then butch
cred his own two CHI drcn.
The Governor Of New York has
vetoed the bill for taking the state census
passed at the extra session of the Lcgisla-
ture.
Thomas Brown. oil merchant, Erie,
Pa, failed, his liabilities amounting 10 nearly
$4,000.
Z. P. Burnham made . fifty-mile BIZ
cycle road race ut Boston in three hours and
ave minutes which Is the tastes. time on
record.
In Boston Judge Allen refused to
1rant divorce to the wife Of John L. Sulli
van, the bruiscr. because he dill not think
that Sullivan had been proved gross and
confirmed drunkard.
Business has been suspended by the
ehackamaxon hank, OF rhiial iphia, on nc
count OF ito holding $4,000 of the paper Of
the lato william Iirumm. The capital and
surplus Of the institution was S15o,0J0. The
| c1ty has $40, 900 on deposit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04
DallgcrOlls!!

At this season Of the year the
Blood becomes sluggish and is sur.
charged with poison. 1t is in d dan
gerous condition and leads tn many
diseases. which are serious ana
dangerous but can easily be aver,ed
by the use OF BEGGs' BLoOD PuRlFIEI
AND BLOOD MAKER. 1t separates and
discharges all poison from the Blood
cures Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and
all Blood disorders. Free sample hot.
Ties ut Lathrop & Slawsoh's. ElStt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04
PoIITICAr..

Tho President has revoked the COM
mission OF J. L. Meade, who was recently
appointed Postmaster at Hazlehuret, Copiah
Moedc it has Oosne to the knowledge OF the
President that he presided 0vor q meeting
which was held In Hazlenurst just after the
November elections in 1883, and subsequent
70 the killing Of Matthews, Republican
Postmaster. by q man namcd Wheeler, on
election dag, 1t which the persons partici-
pating took sides, by resolution, with
Wheeler. and served notice on tho friends
Of Matthews thst they intended to stand BY
Wheeler in case they sought revenge for the
killing OF Mstshsws.
The President has appointed Edward
--s' -. 70 be United States Marshal
Csmp~~.. -'-sat Ct Iowa. The aR=
Tor tho southern Lls.- -saas 0f g,
p0intmcnt OF Mr.. Campbell Is in -.
l. Williams, who was originally selected for
the Office. but whose commission was with
held in order to allow tho President further
time TO consider fully tho wishes OF the resi-
dents Of the district.
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing Collectors OF Internal Revenue: Owen
A. Wells. for the Third District Of Wiscon-
sin; John D. Mallory, for the First District or
Michigan. The following Postmasters have
been commissioned:
J. +. Eichholtz. st Hnnbury, Pa. Jacob Odell.
at Youngstown. n T.: George W. Evans, Ocean
Grove. n. J.: Henry 8. Benner. Gettysburg. Pa !;
Maurice litsch, Nahanoy City. Pa: Martin A.
RaStAn Att
lctsh, n O.: Mrs. Olivia A. Hastings, Port Glib
son. Miss: Samuel W. Hobbs. Storm Lake,
Iowa: willard Stearns. Adrian. Mich: George
W. Cooper. Columbus. Ind: James +. Pennell,
Lebanon. Ind: J. r. Reg n. Terre Haute, Ind
W. Groesbeck. Independence, Mo. G. B. Falconer.
Minneapolis. Kan c. II. Sproule Elko, New:
John A. r. Warner. lie tington. Va: William
Henry Ritenour. HarrisonburR. Va: Daniel v,
OLeary. Albany. n. Y: Joscphus r. Dejarnette,
Chctopa, Kan; Adclbert d. Champion. Delphi.
Ind; Curtis Reed. Menashs, Wis: Robert Il.
Austin. Tama City, Iowa: Georges Writer'S, Ida
Grove. Iowa: Chas. q. Krcss. Lewiston. L r.:
Andrew Barders. - Sparta, ILL., Enoch A. Mo-
Lead. 1t Palmyra, No Sanford L. Sturtevant,
at Fullerton. Neh.: Clement Philbrick, ct Hat
stead. Nch: l. ID. Mitchell. jamestown,
Ind: G. Kehrer. Leayenworth, Ind.
franklin Colt. North Liberty. Ind: Frank
6cheper. Oldenburg. Ind: Elizabeth +. Buck
les, Primrose. Iowa; n. Medium, Chesteryille,
I'LL. Dennis Dcneen, Hammond. Wis: J.
Niersws. Marion. Wis: John Wctherhalt.
Latona. H.: J. H. Coppock. Goldsmith, Ind.
+. Webber, Morris. Ind; e. I. Fabcr, Chaska,
MIMI: J. p. Wall. Cadott. Wis.,
Tho following nplN,in ,Mcnts are also an
uounced:
To be Register OF Land Offices. Robert G.
Mcfarland ct CsEur d'Alene. Idaho, and Mark
w. Sheaf ct Waterfowl, H. +. To be Receiver
Of Public Money. Downer T. Bramble at Water
town, d. 4.
Charles DENLY, Of Indiana. has been
appointed Minister to Chiia. and Wendell A.
Anderson. or Wisconsin,. Consul General ut
Montreal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04

TnE great uecret how TO write we'll,
Is to know thoroughly what ono writes
about, and not 70 - shbectsd.-Pope
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04

country ulOre tnan party.
Its staff Of writers in charge OF the
departments Of art, literature, music and
the drama is unquestionably the ablest Of
all the Chicago press.
THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Is .
/" short and to the point" paper. Il
believes that newspaper reading is but an
incident OF the day, not its chief business.
II accordingly leaves to the blanket
sheets" the monopoly OF tiresome and
worthless amplification. It seeks to say
all that the reader should care to read, and
to say i in the shortest possible manner.
Il IS daily paper for busy people
1t is clean paper, fit for the family
circle. 1t is cheap paper-2 cents per
day, y cents per week, 5Ocents per month.
e6 90 per year. Sold by all news dealers
throughout the Northwest Mailed to any
address. post paid. upon receipt OF price.
Where the facilities of daily mail are
not enjoyed TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY
News is recommended as 1.-THE next best
II Is large 8 page, 81 column paper, caro-.
fully made mp to meet oil the VARYING
needs OF the family circle. It q the
largest dollar weekly" in America e
Ito equal to the best
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-06-04

proper dose IN each casss
Tor Constipation, or Costivenasss =
ssmedy = 20 effective q AyER's PILLS.
They insure regular daily action, and =.
store the bowels to . healthy condition.
For Indigestion. Or Dyspepsia, AyzR's
PILLS are invaluable. and . sure cure.
Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Foul
Stomach, Tlatulency, Dizziness, Head
ache, Numbness, Nausea. are all relieved
and cured Ivy AyIa'3 PILLS.
In Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders,
and Jaund.cc, AYERS PILLS should b
givcn IN doses lars, enough TO excite tho
liver and bowels. and remove constipation.
As "a cleansing ia....;, iMc III ths Spring, these
PILLS arc uie..ns.irl.
Eerns, caused by 4 morbid condition Of
tho bowels, are exp,iies. Ly these PILLS.
Erur.ions. Skin l..scakcs, and TiieA.
tho result u lndi,eli.t, a Constipation, are
cured BY the use Of AYERS PILLS.
For Colds, take AYERS PILLS to open
the pores, remove indaa.matory secretions,
and allay tho fevcr.
For Dierrhma md Dyscntcry, caused By
sudden colds, indigestible food, ETC., AYERS
PILLS are tho true remedy.
Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, and
ec.a.ica, often result from digestive de.ango.
mcnt. or colds. and disappear on removing
che cause hy the use Of AYERS PILLS.
Tumors, Drcpsy, Ki.n-y Cn:nrlsints,
and other disorders caused by debility OF
obstruction, are cured by AYERS pills.
Suppression, and Painful MenEtrua.
tions nave safe and ready remedy in
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cd: :s ss & III s $: e Zll
lxtion is best E@.Ss
appreciated Es.@.@#@@I4
when it is E@.#s.@H21
said that it E@#S#@s##@sssI
exceeds the E@-@~--
:! !! s'ss; TIMES, =
f.! &ss is%''S s;sn 3o,7t4xI..
the three stan. A|@
dard newspaper /@###
directories Aver ZZSasI
s. Sons Annual, |s4
Rowcll's Directory and S.s8WHI
Hubbard sDirectory-the <zsssgsA9
quotations which most nearly ##
represent the actual calculations
OF the Chicago press, the accompany.
Ing diagram correctly illustrates their
relative positions as to extent Of circu.
lation. From these figures it appears
that the circulation Of THR CHICAGO DArLY
NEWS exceeds the combined calculations
Of all the other Chicago dailies by 10, 500
copies daily. The Posr OFFICE REVIEW
says: Nearly everybody who reads the
English language in. around or about
Chicago reads THE DAILY News" The
reasons for this phenomenal success are
obvious:
THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Is a
complete newspaper in all that constitutes
the best TYPE Of American journalism.
Il IS member of the associated Press.
ard is lLe only 2-ccnt paper in the West
that possesses this first essential to q COM
picic news service. In addition. it has
its private wire (by lease from the
Western Union Telegraph Co connecting
IFS Chicago Office with New York and
Washington, at both Of which points it
has its own news bureaus. Special CORE.
spondcnts represent il at oil other important
news centres throughout the country. The
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS prints ALL the news.
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A FEW HINTS


DOSE. ITO Hs0ce ~ ~.
sls gently, 2 70 4 RulsS
thoroughly, 4 to 8 Hlle
Experiences scill decide sho
proper dose in each cass.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22

Cheap Homes.
We have some choice residence lots for
sale in the south part of the city at bar
gain. Located on the street railway. Cars
will be running by them in fifteen DAYS. Call
At once before prices advance.
diff H. F. FRIEND. McBKE s. Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ENGLAND.
A Periodic Agitation Taking Pisee-Cro
city Of the Tagging system

A Periodic Agitation Taking Fisee-Cro'
city Of the Tagging" system
Boston Transcript
England is going through one OF its psrioiic
syitations concerning the manaSement:of tae
yres, public schools. In one Of these senina-
ries OF bullying a little boy Was pounded 70
isath by his larger school-fellowS No, u be
totally eciipsei by the boys OF q celsbratei
school, the pupils of a local grammar school
hitherto unknown 20 fame, 50 beat AMI NAL
treated one II the smallest Of their number
that b died These revelations novel Nj
Labouehers TO speak very plainly concsrn-
-ang the great public schools In Truth he
asks:
Can il be conscient;ously said that the
much b-oasted organ led sys:sm Of iASSins
even materially decreased the terrors OF
;horlties 70 fas for . siIth-forn boy was
ever more free from cruelty than u be ran
his chance OF being tAcke3 on to the string
Of slaves acSuired by the third form iocf'
What protection has any small boy ever re-
csivei when -ervitUde vas autaorIs-i by
public school authorities, Is there AnF man
living who has ever heen 10 . puolc school
who can place bis hand on his heart and say
.ha; at one time and another his school life
vas MT hell upon earthf What form OF
other os fendish erueisy has be not exFer1-
eacsds BE has been dragged up N toe
morning. oct OF hi. warn bst. cosd and
saIyernS. % mako cosee for his lazy AID
svaSSer.nS matters; ke has been -tEroe3
over and lefr sprauiinx on the sccr ]sss .,
be was closing ais eye, b. has been dre7cse'
vita cold water .ai bad 70 deep sioppans
we. in order 20 aauSe he per~ecusors
The horroS r~cit~d By LAbouchsr- arv
very much like tsose ;ha, moved The ladiS
nation o. Co~p-r. Il vas . century azc
Nat Cowper wrote. 20 il apfeaD that Eas
Isl Conservatism sas uAintAinet brutality
as feature II tie schoo.~ vAle yses1sns
slowly 70 tee modern spsris % ether pcino
os the educa-iocai srs:<m Tha: ID. sr,ss
neu: TO which delicate boys we're sui. b.>css1
Vas no: eKAzgsrased By the noro,t tiy sea<-
live mind Of Co~pe- is sso-n By The fac
tat TOO years lsse. the r,-rnory Of tie nea-
tyranny q the biS boy over the isftl. oae
calls for.a tie indlsra;ion cs the teoro1xeii
masculine LAboucasre
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22

Some Indians recently excavated l,
Mexico a gold IDOL Weighing thirty-two and
Shalf poundS
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
Brief Convers.tion with Gen. Forrest

Brief Conversation With Gen. Forrest
lArkansaw Trave.erl
"Yes. had q conversation ones with Gen
Forrest" said a citizen OF Arkansaw in re-
ply to a question asked by friend. Il had
Just joined ths army. ami knew nothing OF
the rigid ia a,hions Of war. One night. after
We had Travelled all day, We stnpped in the
woods AMI were told that we would remain
there til morning We were all wondering
where we were going / dill not think that
it was right TO keep US in the dark, and
made q remark to that effect
why don't you go and ask ForrsstF'
some one remarked.
sI am not acquainted with him. ~.
piled
That makes no difference He would
be glad to see you wouli ask him, but l
borrowed q couple OF dollars from him the
other day and as l have not been able to
repay him have been keeping out Of hi
way
Il found Forrest sitting under q tree. on a
camp stool closely drawn up TO an improvi,ed
table.
"Good evening" said /.
"He lookei up, searched me with his pe-
culiar eyes and said:
What do you wantf
MY name is Dick Anderson
IAN right
81 belong to your command. We have
been riding all day without knowing where
We were going so l thought Id como around
and ask you
"'You are very kind said he
Not at ALL replied.
Now Anderson | do not mind telling
you confiientally, but do not want ths
whole command 10 know it
That's all right. general, I won't tell
anybody
You must not, you know. for the enemy
might get hold Of it Lean over here and
lie, me whisper TO you | leaned over and
be whispered: We are going to HI
Well, sir, l hurried away, and I'll pledge
YOU nv word and honor il, by ~ O'Clock the
next day, didn't think We hadn't got thers.
That was the only conversation lever had
with Gen. Forrest
{ Sua I,aians recantly eXcayaced II
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
Receivers Public Sale.

WICHITA. Kas. Aug II, 'Ss.
BY viriue OF an order OF the district court OF
Sedgaick county, Kanss in the case OF J. I'm
T.. Ma'iiux vs.. ary Maddux, ] will. as re-
ceiv-r in the above entitled action. offer at
ubl C auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash the following de -cribed pr, perty sit
uated In the county OF Sedgwlck and state OF
Kansas, to-wit: Lot number ninety-seven e. }
on Maiu street. 40 shown by the original plat
OF the city OF Wichita. Kansas. sale to take
place at the corner OF Main and Second streets,
on saturday, August % lSs5, at = O'Clock p m
d.O-td j. X SNiyELY, Receiver.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
Aafice In canfracfars

The undersigned will receive sealsd proposals
house for District No 80. CIearu ater. ~edg-
wick county Kansas. .upt the hour II 3 p. IN.
August .. iss5 Pia and specifications to be
seen at the ONCE of Terry i'umont. archi-
t-cts, Wichita. Kansas hight 10 reject any
and all bids 10 reserved ADDRESS all bids to
r Taylor. Gle K, Clearwater Kansas.
NJ THscY. pr. Ii. TAYLOR Clerk.
at.d AnD Is lsSi d. LIT
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22

Cider, Cideri Cider.
If you want apple cider &C to John
Shots. He sells it ut wholesale and retail.
d26l-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
Prcparing for the Cholera.


Preparing for the Cholera.
Chamberlain & Co., of Des Moines, Iowa.
have received five car loads of bottles so as
to be prepared to supply Chamberlain
Collie Cholera, and Diarrhoea remedy, in case
bowel complaints or cholera are epidemic
this summer. Their preparation is a sue
cess and great favori.e for bowel COM
plants throughout the northwest. Sold by
Aldrich & Brown. 81
To Real Estate Dealers.
We have the most complete real estate
order book that is made. THE EAGLE.
Real Estate Men.
We will furnish estimates by return mail
on real estate papers.
W. a. Ellsworth, of Foreman, Dakota,
SAYS: "St. Patrick's Pills give the best of
satisfaction" Try them and you will Use no
other, either for the liver or as cathartic.
Sold by Aldrich & Brown.
Auction sales every day at the Wichita
horse and mule market Anyone wishing
to buy any kind Of horse, mule or colt
can be accommodated. daft
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22

And a rare chance. A good hardware bus
iness in good live town in a fine farming
district Business fully established and
making money. Will sell stock and build
ing or stock only and rent the building.
Good reasons for selling and full informs-
ton by addressing, ID. j. C., lock box 22e
Wichita, Kas. d50-tf
II you want to buy cheap lots in thinner
iy's sddition, call on Fred Schatner, at city
clerks office. d92tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-22
SPEClAL NOTICES.

Companies,
Corporations or joint stock companies will
take notice that the EAGLE printing house
are prepared to furnish them with complete
ousftte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. % (SpccidD. The prcc on
the curb for May wheat tonight was 0D'e cents The
day wa duh until the last thirty minutes OF trading
when the milwaukee, crowd Of shorts under the lead Of
McGeoch, came IN and covered. McGcoch covered his
own line Of about 100000 bushels Tho gram market
opened little stronger than expected. May wheat
kept all day until O'Clock within range OF Is cent
but the about at the top FOR the session. Tho
crowd is pretty well convinced that for the fort
night there will be moro IN the market for the commits
siou men than for anybody else. Ecnsblo traders
kecrpg out Of the pits There report that 100000
sacks of -four had been ordered for export. IL was
received suspiciOusy.
In pork and there was no gossip AZ all IL Is pre-
dcted by the brokers who stand In the it all tho time
mat pork will fall a little next week and advance ator
January ].
The purchases the afternoon board OF &" short
wheat by OF large operators put tho price up
sharply The close was; January wheat, s4hs cents !
Nav 81 cents year corn, 3Gl2 cents; January, 36as
cents January pork 50 20, and January lard 70 30.
Puts May wheat tonight were 0Oe cents calls,
cents The receipts to-day 80 OF wheat. 500
corn 1873 OF oats and $4,000 head OF hogs The an
tcipacd receipts for tomorrow are 10 oars OF wheat
So OF corn, l45 OF oats. aud 10000 head OF hogs