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New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT CROSS OF HONOR
The friends of the 7th Regiment will gather

in force at the amory tonight to witness the presens
ton OF Of Honor for long and faithful service
TO the war veterans active and exempt members w
whom IL has been awarded. There All OF then, OF
whom twenty-sx attained the rank OF Msorenersi or
Coones and Majors sixty-seven Captains seventy-one
Iieutenans, thirteen staff officers lis non-oomhs hs
stoned officers and hfty eight prvatos fror ~ ,n
Abram Duryee and Colonel A. A. Bremner, tno OILY
living ex-colonels Of the command The cross ~
with the figure T. wreath OF oak and laurel, ana w
words Long and Faithful Service" The matena
bronze for years service. silver for fifteen years
vice, gold for twenty service, and gold WIN
In brliants for twenty-five years service.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
A FINE SALT VEIN NEAR PHELPS.

LYONS March II (SpeciaD.-People IN this
vicinity are ed in the discovery OF salt near
Phelps For several months company has peeh porink
for petroleum Phelps, without finding any le"
days ago workmen bored into vein of water ana upon
examination IL was found that it from vein OF
salt. which was about twenty feet in thickness. An
ANALYSIS or the brine the vein has been made az inc
syracuse Salt Works and twelve onnces OF prime nav
bean found to nroduce three and half ounces OF pure
salt company of wealthy people In Phelps ana Cltoh
Springs is being formed to begin the mahulac'uie Vi
aIf
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
rRAYsA1LASuo TRAVELLERS.

The steamer Fulda, OF the North German
Lloyd ine which will sail to-day. viii carry among her
passengers tho followingi baroness Wseeksr Gotter
and Mrs George r. Moore, y. w Pnkerton, MT and Mrs
r. A. Casanova, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Roosen, DR.. Otto l.
Schmidt Mr. and Mra George Hsepkin. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ernst samuel Ernst H. Schaoer. Emil Goldstcn.
~ H Won Lindern. Peter Wiedorer, j.. Lerbacher, H.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
TWO SrEA MsHIPs INJURED BY 4 COLLISION

BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE steamship Berk
shire. Captain Hawss of the Merchants and Miners
Line from Boston, in collision this morning just be-
low the mouth OF Patapseo River, with tho steamship
Frostburg a collier bound to Hoboken. The Berkshire
had hole stove In her bow and beached In sixteen
feet OF water. Her passengers were brought of by
tug The Frostburg seriously damaged and had ~
return for repairs This s the fourth steamer beon gug
10 this line which has been damaged by collision In the
al
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
FINDING A DEAD MAN IN THE WOODS.

WILKEsBARRE, March 1.-THE body of
Michael stillman who lost in the woods in storm
several weeks ago, while he was going from Eckley to
Highland was found this morning The body
living across rath and was partly covered with snow.
On removing the body found that the skull had
broken An inquest VIII De held The case creates
much excitement and there suspicious OF foul play
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
n. J. Ieyy. Jesse Rossnthal A. l. Goddard and O.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
rArxor HreHER PAssENaER RATES,


Assistant Commissioner Pierson has received
advces from Chicago that the Chicago railroads have
agreed advance essttsund passenger rates to she
basis Of $1S so from Chicago New York pending thu
approval Of the Baltimore and Ohio. Tho adyapcA
however has NOT yet gone into effect and the ticket
brokers here sceptfcal regarding the ability the
roads TO carry out the teegraphed programme At the
favored advance rates. and hence 1t is expected s
agree to the proposition Of the other lines II re-
ported yesterday however that It would be found that
the Baltimore and Ohio had changed It's position lately
Westbound rates still remain at the recent cut gues
THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SHORT LINE
HALIFAX, March II (SpeciaD.-A dispatch
from Ottawa to The Herald says that the Dominion
ernment have considered offer Of Norvin Green Of
New-York. to pay within ten days $l5O000 due work
men on the Great European and American Short Linz
Railway roadbed, provided the Government will renev
the contract declared forfeited time ago. and have
accepted Mr. Green's proposition Mr.. Green expresses
his ability and determination to complete the work This
road now more than half finished is short line from
oxford the International Trunk Railway, along tbs
shore the Straits of Northumberland
the of Nova Scotas coal and iron fields There IL
connects with the eastern extension running Strait
Breton to the historically famous port OF Lousburg Ts
company are to get subsidy from the Dominion Govern
ment OF So 200 mile and fee simple OF the Eastern
extension railway The idea is to use Louisburg the
port Europe, for Atlantic passenger and mad
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
uAyoryo OF CHARLES BRIGGS. TIE MURDERER

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-Charles Briggs
was hanged in the county prison here to-day for killing
his wife ON July 1888 This morning he was visited In
his cell by tho c. @. Curre. rector OF st Lukes
Episeopal Church, and the Rev. Martin Cigner, who
read the prayers for visitation Of prisoners They
accompanied him to the scanod, whittier he was led be-
tween two files Of six officers The black cap was paced
at the close Of which the bolt to have been drawn
under the trap A half q minutes awkward delay
ensued Briggs died almost instauuy inc Apos sPP'ns
10 the back Of his neck.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
"TUE MOST ABLE VALUABLE AND POPuLAn
JOURNAL IN NEw-Y0RK CITY"

BetteTOne IfTnNl SePuUtfeus. m
This great Journal, founded by man VINO was "
apostle OF progressive thought and true Repuolicxn% %
is renewing It's oldtms grasp and influence upon
public heart und mind. Since the shameful deIec.,yn
the daily Times and Ercniag Post TIE Nkw-iw ns
TRBUNE has shown itself equal 20 the claims made MY
IL by the entire Republican party OF the eounsssi
Through all the issues OF the late campaign was
to its principles its record, and once fatero
allegiance and duty to the party who TAe Isgo -
Post were willing sell themselves for the pousss
Democracy THE TRIBUNE remained staunch ana uneyx
rupted and to-day Is the most able, valuable ana poy
lar Journal In New-Y0rk city.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
MEETING OF THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE SOCIETY.
ALBANY, March 17.-At meeting OF the

Woman Suffrage Society here tonight Mrs. Lille Dcvc-
reux Blake Miss Kate stoneman sister OF Governor
stoneman of California; Mr. Hamilton Wilcox. Mrs
Caroline Gkey Rogers and Others, denounced Governor
Gilbert A. Pierce of Dakota, for vetong the Woman
Suffrage act passed by the legislature OF that Iertoy
The society dispatch to President Cleveland asking
for Governor Pierces removal
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
DYING IN A TATION.HOUsE.

Troy. March 17.-JOhn s. Jenkinson was
found lying on sidewalk at Saratoga last night ana
as 1t was supposed tna he was drunk, he was taken
the staonhouse Shortly afterward 1t was discovered
that he was dead and that his skull was fractured
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
TIE BEST AMERICAN PAPERS FOR CANADlANH
FSom The Strahroy lcanadal Dispaea, mar a

Ff0M INC STutNFUy NCuNuuuI DtSPutes Al
THE TRIBUNE was left the only Republican pal~ss
was that the great majority Of the Republicans toos
TIE TRIBUNE, aud It's circulation went up at ms.'
lous rate till IL reached 100000, whore 10 mas
mained ever since. As newspaper The TaiBuss
nnequalled The English letters Of rs London snd
are said TO bo relied upon by Englishmen as giving
trustworthy reports OF home Affairs than can ne .v ~
tanned circulation of 100000. and tho consumpt9n,s
paper amounts over ten tons day We would asT
any OF our readers who desire keep posted In
anairs subscribe sor either TuE DAILY or "kAAA
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
GRADUATES OF THE COLLEGE OF PHARMAOE
Gilmnre's Band plaYed a march for the Glass


OF s5 OF the College OF Pharmacy at steinway Hall last
night, and the eighty graduates marched down the
centre aisle took the seats assigned to them ON the
stage Beside the college president Even Mcintyre, sat
the Rev Charles III. Eaton. who read the opening
PRAYER and the Rev. Dr. William NJ Taylor, who de-
yered the address To the graduates After the CONFER
ring the degree by the president the band struck up
lively air with appropriate song OF the doctors and
Their Physic" and brought out the applause OF the
crowded house. The graduates were:
Beck otto H. Herxfeld Herman Saul. William A.
Behrels, Alfred Holland. A. r. Schlen Frank A NJ
Rer0an i l. Holnger. William Schleslnger. NJ.
Rrann-tein n IN Chares L. schveinfurth. O. E.
Briner William I. Jordan. lie nv O. l. seeDcke - u,
Brothers samuel kanial William snuiL IL
pr zen Seorge r. khppert. George Sieierf, G. +.
Rn,k Chariss n q Smith, Laurtston 8.
Burkeman Arnold Larlmore Dudley Isorgath Francis r.
Cassrmapn u NJ Mater otto Spingarn, Louis
Cohrs. Ad0lph H. Aarucco. Eugene l4Staehe. NiuliM
COrw.th William A. Mot BGyan Eason Jhnm fred ~.
Nosbeeker pauiel A. v. Tongue. Walter H.
n,hrrnwend O. J, Murphy, Thomas p. Van Deryn j. D.
nxs,n a. T. Mason 4. Wadsworth. u. e.
Emeis Emel T. W. oberdoerfer GeoreeM alae oeoree u
EttinTrr Y L OtaEoy Diaz. q. Warsev, Alfred H.
Lyssai Emii Pamphlon T. H. wicheus, Henry
FouSr s. Peacock. Arthur s Feischmann.
rrnahiich rrank a ptouoI Chares Leonlard, Rudolph
rru,Nnns iohn r. porr William H. Schmidt. Charles II.
CrSaIn ianei r. Regnauit o. r.. Searles A. G.
H,ecker Otfo ri Roberts Willis r. Potter, Miss Lena
Hall William r. IT., Roethe, charles II. Lush. Carnan IL
uan,,ita, Aberf ROY Albert NJ Penfeh Charles T.
Heller Philip Rupp Louis p. Stiles. Arthur IL.
Abert "A Hamilton of weedsport n. Y, stood hi chest
I'm tho class and he pharmacy balance. Albert
NJ Roy received the animal gift of microscope from an
unknown giyer. The yaledctory was delivered Dy
Bryan Eason Mot, OF Columbia. g. G.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
RrMoY1Ya INsAYE PATrEyTs.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 17.-The removal
of patients from tho insane asylum for eolored patients
Al richmond TO the new Central Lunac Asylum which
ha. ust bssn erected near this CITY, ct cost OF over
100000 was begun to-day Ono hundred patisnnts
csns special train arriving here this % Lmo
II wagons. The total number to DO removed - Sso'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
BUILDING A NEW STEAMSHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE new steam
ship Phiadelphia, built by william Cramp & sons for
the Red ID Line to ply between New York and South
America will sail from this city to the metropolis
Saturday Her tonnage is 100, and she rates 100
with the British Eoyds.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
STEALING A DETECTIVES TROUSERS.

TRENTON, March II (Speciap.-Patrich Nc
Donough who aays that he Is Jersey City dotoctve
stopped last nihst at the American HOUSE. whsn nc
this morning he discovered that his had been
entsred BIZ Q thief while hs lay sleepiAg. Among
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18

MIR PIGOTTS RESIdNdTIUN REJEUTED.
HARTFORD, March IL lSpeciab.-Ths PigOtt
matter up again to-day and the House refused to
reconsider Its previous requiring him to make
analogy I'm writing whereupon his resignation was
handed in the House refused to receive It. He has
exhausted everybodys patience, and public opinion
strousl Nv fayors expulsion.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
WRITING A TOUCHING APPEAL TO HIS WIFE
Katie Churchill received the following note

Katie Churchill reCcIVeu IHe IOiIOWIHS HOlc
Yesterday, at her lodging, No. 339 West Fortyrstcs
"Do yop want to see mel am dying as think.
have been very sick. am writing this on pillow.
Give answer. WALIEh.
Katie went to the Twenty ninth Precinct Police Station
and handed the note to officer who already pos
sessed of warrant the arrest Of Walter charge
of abandoning his wife and child. The officer went to
urourery at Thrtiethst and Sxth-ave and there ar
rested the writer Of the touching appeal At tho Jener
son Market Court no was held for examination. .
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18

HOW IT Is GENERALLY.
Ifom TAs Phttadslpht0 fTcss. .-,,.~as'
AIIENrowN-The New York papers aell - io'.S~sS ~,
TRIBUNE, a.; Herald, 36i SS's a.; T"sss' ~; ~
ZsjtxNg, 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
WORK ANp REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

ALBANY. March II (SpecidU.-Ihe Senate
fomitte ON cities viii tomorrow report for consdera
zion bin amending The Of 1888 reorganzlng the
Emigration Commission to provide for the appoint
mept of two commissioners instead OF one and that IL
shalI be The law OF 1888 has never taken
effect owing the fanre of ae last Senate TO cohhr
The appo,utment Of w. III. Murtha Commissioner IL
win aso report favorsby Senator Dagges bill for the
better proiection OF tho public health in Brooklyn
by the suppression OF Tat rendering cstab-
,ssh,nents senator Gibbss bill adding John
W. Marshall to tho Assessment Commission
n eswyofk On pace sf Hugh Gardner Will be reported
ayorsbly alsv 5suatcr Murphys bill regulating skating
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
LEGISLATION IN THE ASSEMBLY.

COMPROMISE MEASURE ON THE NIAGARA FALLS
pEsrRvATIoV-THE SUPPLY BILL
rrnox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TKIBUSE.l
ALBANY. March 1.-The friends of the bill
appropratng 433000 for the purchase OF the anus
about Niagara Falls for the purpose of establishing
mark there introduced compromise measure To-Day
which they are confident will win the support OF the
legislature The opposition TO the bill comes chiefly
from the representatives OF farming distrcts Oh inc
State The farmer-taxpayer protests against having
his taxes increased they would be too large IN his
opnion the OF l4330OO should DC drawn IN one
lump from the treasury.
: rAttorney-Ge General O'Bren prepared bill yesterday
wkich will destroy this objection He provides for the
Immediate appropriation OF S433OO0 but spreads ihe
payment OF the 100000 by the taxpayers over zen
wears That will be only 100000. The Controller OF
the State is bonds of the State to the
amount Of S1,000,000 payable In ten equal annus IN
samens or sooner the option Of the State, and to
bear six per cent interest General Hustled VIII intro
duce this bill II is antcr atsd that the new Dill VIII oe
no acceptable even to the economical members OF tho
Legislature that there will be practically no opposition
toit.
The sunnly hill occuped Il attention OF the Assembly
all day General Hustled defended the measure and sue
ceeded In getting IT to third reading without any
amendment. Assemblyman McCann opposed the IN
crease OF salary granted to the secretary OF the state
civil seryice Commissioners from ~ 900 10 81 BOO; BAT
Mr. Hustled showed that the secretary by Ills AFFINITY ana
hard work saved the state the expense t Ot = s'en %
pTop,fation was defeated II revealed In the debate
over the bill that Theodore Roosevelt had expended
S 900 OF his own money In the payment OF Pinkertons
detectyes aud other expenses Of the Roosevelt lnvest
eating Committee year ago The Assembly Notoo W
repay the money Mr. Roosevelt - - -
Mr. Ives objected TO appropriation OF $4,000 for
The House of Refuge in NewYork on the ground that
freedo OF worship granted by the managers or
that institution In his opinion the institution ought 10
receive no state money till IL granted freedom OF wor-
ship TO it's inmates The motion of Mr. Ives was n TACT
= nrelifuIuary skirnish the Freedom OF WorshiD
b,If Mr.. Iyess motion defeated by large vote
The hin was then ordered third reading.
~ Ev gave notcs that he wenld fight the apprOpra-
tion for the state Survey when the bill came up for
third reading
Asssmblynan Barnum presented q petition signed py
hsness firms In York, raying for the passage OF
bI fo preyent the diversion OF freight Accompanying
tha ne,ition was bill giving the Attorney General OF
she ate powers prevent and punish tho diversion oil
freight from the lines by which IL has been shipped
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
BARRIOS'H AMBITION.

tho articles stolen were his trousers and pocks
cOufsining $50.
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LIE hEsAi NfAsfAsi.
ia remains q asasral a
b~eisnnieeEy snassai,aea ans ma l
TIE cottage Al Ut MetSfeg6r,
wlless he died. gps
Of shirtecn unitosaslel sclaiers
Asa.3 r. Pest ef Braok
tailed bg Geia. IfaHeo are on Gaf
at The cottage and grounds. ON
Monday lSt the remains Fl Tue dead
ksro W6a be placed III tie caske
asde fol their reception 'I'Ie st
Of metal with ce me
cedar Is covered fosai r,lff
velvet Ihe plate q seHa ola
aud THE handles o. s0lia Silver. on
'assdag priYafs funeral services will
take place Al aie e9ttage. 80 one
hlt the fanlllg ard few indm&te
Friends will III present. Rev. Dr..
Nswna sndntf HE services. al
well as tila iiIlai services Al Contra
Park, New York. Immediately AFTER
the funeral services nc tie cottage
tae resaalas sail VI placed il eiAarge
Of Major eneral liar OH who has
entire elsafi D HE 90 aaB. The
fansra ain VIII leave NJ NeGfregor
Tauesaay sud 70 70 Albany where the
body will lie ii state at the capital.
until neonsd the 5th. Theuee the
rsgpaius viii be conveyed hY special
train to View York, @isere they wiiI
lie IA state ii the city hall until Sat
ardag the 9Th, when tileY viii hc
borne % their last resting laee IL
Central Park. Preparations are be-
ing made ~ over the United states
10 hold memorial services N tte DIFF.
fereat towns and cities On the sts1.
ses. Grant Will Ne hpiad With M
tianal l@nepors, llaa. benz tie aesife
% The family. President lanl
has gent several delsatehe aud ec.
ial messengers tn Airs. g tant 0
q do all thar lay in lis poaerae
President e. further her wishes.
Gen. Grsait disigHatqd no paPtiea.
}ar snot for Bis bafia leaf i1g "a has
e FANNY. lowey i, iii.
expressed des ah@ 10 plfce Should
be ehosea lien Wlere Mrs. Grant
could not is lasiad Witi him. liz
mentioned only rea pieces; View
York, West Point and e@aleifa, I'LL,
Mayor Grace Of New York rendered
the use Of asy 81 the pnblie parks
and after some delileration the fafai
~ selected Central Park Math dis
Satisfaction has been expressed
throughout the country at the choice
til e genera! opinion III the pres,
that Washington i the proper place
or tbs remains 81 the great genera.
to- lie. an opinion We coincide IN
Central Pars pleasure ground
and not the place for sepalcher.
~.lae inside pages Of the Ga4pau
next week aud the week following
will cantaia full aetails Of the lime i
eanies.
Lat The ADORE was ID typ,
il has been aeetdee u bagg aneFst
Grant 1t 81 is!e Park Instead q
Central Park.
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III the DeFsiss Lake LAND Office in
gestlgation the grand iafy found
NAtpple, Lord and Hansbrougt ii gull,
~ et conspiracy 70 s@tort nlou From
the settlers.
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From I'll over the sogih comes.
messages Of regret st ea Grant
death. The lesistatets u Georgia
adjourned ppon learning tse aews of
lis deatF,.
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Inc house 81 Ueo f1s 81
elx was entered
by burglar NIGH las
cal Of,
aasva ta,e IA ar at eatoa
eft al LIE has seeG ned,
apa sat his aaatlte Noho5v eall
ttiat eailsB sioa
Sometimes,
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81 am left alosae Wtites lie ex Eni.
press isugenie to Mons .snes oadard,
who WAS long her eilapiaia / Gil;sel-
aars ole remnant ot 4 creek
which profes kow fragile and yaia aya
ihe gTan3ears at this world
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Auditor dYs sai The paQpfe
of Dakota ga i@ls Insurance At as
: low rates a. tha soEsfa s.asi III
FORD. HN sgf5ais iaa f11
pasisss |saves received
hid eatn 9sses Ma az
(. ii aakIin Ire
OF ok efssess eaxes se e9nlsiil
sn1y fpai atisa s; praiif.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-31

esiderilC Cleveland has beer asked
BY Mis. Grant sa name The pail bear
ers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-31

The aeiCn of President
Cleveland in relation 81 the 6e8tA Of
Sen. srapt has hoel II gsad taste
ana hssss}temii a disposition ~ honor
sn{a Isl Wat .he saefaasF OF the @ceaB-
est gen ral ana Hfs ihaen 81 tae ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-31
s-s..-a--4~.a,

The --latest caas 81 Feysion cotups.
from Illinois eFs i Maa petifio}cG
nc Beg ase name
) aqol h gafy. scans
unnecessary Il Is w ass he
English word rabbed a stl
ag, why not Inst take
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-07-31

st. Paul atla Minneapolis gave the
Dakota editors 2 Grand reception.
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-W-+N 1899.
ssisHHE Il q sssi
II BEAR GENERAL.

N~-rTt-- -
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The ADORE was ID type
il has been aeesdees Is bagg eeneEal
Grant it 8 sfsi4e Park instead Il.
Central Park.
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.arrt Il gfs e
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
STATE or TR4DE.
DOMESrIC MAAXErS.

Jay 2cGty9s aa Miains Io a. sen' M
as % Ss srss' % a aaa ESsisF' Ea - 81 M
soper 81 25asS 5o do Extra 75esi Oo D. ~ Brands
faien 81 lower @esisrS
Sa g sc No. Do &Se W. %ss e. sa 81
July eoa95 Apsu ao g'sSe %ossrp
Southern White yellow 6s55e %f'IcIa
s%s %essru w: a Sc ssoE 'aa 3D. 1s ans
f% ana qaist Mos. rors sli boSiI 7e asceOt.-foar
G6 ooS % bush rye 100 busn shipmenrs-Flour. LOCO
SS.s SSi @ % ou.h wv
July 2ltoua quiet Western sgDcrnne g 2,
ssssO sS Faon Ea.aa IinisT @5eas 3S%s IS Corn QUE.
steamer s. ac oats nsSS dull NJ White 4sae 80 @ase 400
shorts S4S s ag sssT i'aa. Eastern
DBL. SSo 200 ss. sscs. Corn 9ooo bush
wnsi %noas aS "os
n"ssss saSs5a 90 ss. Sour s. il os.
W.ss. iS'ss q s"a A"s ss. T,sssG os %
ss 'sPs s 3 S% % s s'' Corn s2
auis Sp'%d and steady. sssaS INV .Ss e. closing
., os. aey'' Z. aos sales name. ,aDs.S
s.issso snss . fss 10
SI :'S; les
s:o s's
$$s'dsa. ss$; sT; Z: sl'a $ sss;
$1,000 ousn Rys scoo Gusbs Bsriey shipment;
Flo l.ooS bss wneas 2ocoo Oasn Corn y9oS o9
bush.
g. snsv sSs sSs So as %ss .''Ad ' &
s'S Al. a7Sss' &C. SsS: sSss Msss
pSis s,s:d' aa Il sS Shoulders s
ssqP sa Sc :''Sy %hS
'as :ns asS 90 ssSasi' ssss 4'''' o. '''''' "e ~
july swhs:s rm 70 wh,s ss g Ga: sS o.ss snG
Isiiyy M Asss q e., sss,s%sss sssssss VIZ Ss,.
ss sst re %A ns'sgs NJ aos IS;s 0'''-S ' oats
Aasast 800 sspte@Ssr corr a9 Sas' arm
sis
4sl2c Reeeios-tIour 300 1 sbs Wheat eat
bbis, Wheat. $4,000 bush. Barley. 900 busn.
Peoria. H.. Juy2i.-corn quiet nigh Mixed t4sS4So;
NO MIed Ast4sc Oats qast ,; NS White ssaszS szS
9q.h co os: SSo 80. Rys SoS eR, Ya
900 bush.
the market ruled steady moderate offerings Of de
:,aas .s sss 5 S'AaS' S E1s ss
g 0s, %uss rss'Sss ss fasa
ss sss
Sss :, os:i g.
ssyS srss &c. ss Ssss se 70 s !fsE sS
Mixed In srsin Ssc 40 TRACK Soc quoted sss
Ssss sssa qsss ss
sais. %ss .yS ssE
wSss 5000 SusS Corn LOO Oasn. $4,000 Sdsn