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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Iowa Republican Nominations.

DEs MoINKs. Ia, Aug. 27.-In the Repub-
lican Convention to-day Senator Sutton, as
in the line of the principal speakers yester-
day. motion was made TO proceed to
ballot for Governor without speeches. Maj.
Anderson, of Fremont, stoutly opposed this
IA an institution of gag rule which was out
of place in a Republican convention. The
matter was compromised 10y limiting nomi-
mating speeches to five minutes. Senator
Larabee, for Governor. WAS nominated on
the first ballot, and Hull for Lieutenant
Governor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Prot. Hess Bailed.

RooHnsrnR, N. Y, Aug. 27.-Prof. Hess,
Bakers second, was taken before Police
Justice Ksslsr to-day. He gave bail in the
sum Of $1,000. Tho men who procured
bondsmen then took Hess out and gave him
breakfast. Afterwards they brought him
10 barber shop where was "scraped." he
was then told TO go TO work for the Bartholo-
may Brewing Company, whore position
had been secured for him. When he arrived
hsrs he did not have enough money TO buy
his supper. Buffalo sports went back on him,
but Rochester men don't want him to suffer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Extreme Prices of Dry Goods.

twenty SHE ssssrs aso. eishg n.antts before tts
oollaIss 81 tbs SeaIheru C0nfeasEsos, cotton,
~ool and silk taiFaos rss.ohed the hlxhssi l,sinl
Il praoe esef kaosn. ~tiie TO-DAY esersxflIs
manufactured ffsS those sFticis. Ia ohssp.sr tx1
hlstors sises Aus account
A isrse p,.ftioa - the present population of
tils coaatry ~ili IFst.st,s douhs the accuracy ~
the tsble fuInisled baloW showing the prizes ~
gcods ia the sssr iscs oognpsr,d with to-day
bat can the rasders tfsE the prices
here given substantially oorreol k.ers bod
~ usas chance g. the wlu DO well a. lrs,-
tiis payer il viii sioubs lie Interesting
ss q refer nee ia future se1rs.
SPkINa A COsFAsr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
REGULATIONS AT DETROIT.
Measures Taken TO Prevent II Coming
Toto Detroit.

fFo1 m Detroit News.
5argson oaWtelle. Of the Marine Hospi-
tsl. has issued regulations % prevent the IN
trodacfiOn % small pox into Michigan.
They provide that al persons arriving
from Canada must DO examined b. med
ioal Inspector before entering thus State
those from infected districts who do not
give satisfactory evidences Of protection from
small pOx vii not De allowed 10 land for Ten
days. baggage from Infected districts viii
not De permitted 70 land without disinfee-
tiOn, customs officials gill act IN conjunction
WITH the inspectors and local health authori-
tics. and delay trains and passengers NO
longer than absolutely necessary.
Health Otheer Wright, of this city, apprs-
hends danger from lumber barges coming
from Montreal 20 the Sa.sinaw Valley, and
has suggested 20 Gov. iger the pr0priety of
requiring a clean bill Of health for all such
vessels before allowing them 10 land at their
points Of destination He says that IN Non-
treal and suburbs there are now ZOO cases
OF small pOx.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
cAIIOos.

We never sold these goods during the war
for over fifty cents per yard although the
price for the best at that time at wholesale
was exactly this price and remained so for
nearly the entire year of 1854. We are Low
selling the very best quality for the extreme
low price of five 10 seven cents per yard.
People never found fault or complained in
the least of the prices Of goods during all
tins time. Ten yards of Calico for five dol
lars, twelve yards for six dollars. We often
sold pieces OF Sheetings from thirty-h 10
forty dollars per piece.
Spool Cotton AT this time was sold for
twenty five cents per spool; Dress-ining
Cambrics 3Jc: Corset Drills 6Dc 10 75c.
Ginghams that we now sell for &C 20 l0c
were sold for JOc TO 60c per yard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The Canadian Park.

NIAGARA FAILS, Ont. Aug. 27.-The
Canadian commissioners for the Niagara
Falls Park have selected the boundary of the
proposed reservation. Their decision will
not be made known till they have submitted
their report 10 the Government. but II l.
believed their selection will include an acre
age twice the size of the park on the New
York side.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Fighting Camp Meetings.

SHELBY, y. c., Aug. 27.-At Piney Hill,
Rutherford county. the Northern Methodists
(colored) camp-meeting was attacked by
Zion Methodists an opposing faction. The
Zion Msthodists opened fire upon the
Northern Nethodists. The latter, preacher
and all. fed. Tho invaders then collected
the effect. Of tho vanquished, piled them up.
applied match and made an Offering of
them. Daring the melee, seven negroes
we're wounded by bullets. one probably fatal.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
MOTION FOR GOVERNOR.
The New York "WorId" Says He Will
be Nominated.

NEW YORK, Aug. T.-The World to-day
says The action of the Republican State
sentatiOn proposed by jacob Hsss has made
the nomination OF Lew Z. Morton for Gov
ernor by the state convention highly prob
able. New York and Kings county, which
will be for Morton, have lc0 votes. The
river counties to Albany swell this 20 800 and
go II a majority of the convention. which
will contain 6S9 delegates. Mr. Hess is a
devoted Morton man and a good manager
and his ''compromise" had an object and a
meaning. Its object Is Morton and il means
70 bag the wealthy ex- Minister to France as
a candidate II possible.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Cadet TO be Tried for Hsrirg

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. .Auz T-The Government
suy tSis morning the commanding officer Of
the practice ship Constellation, snchOrsf
~ annapolis Roads. and = cadet charged
with hazinz on the cruise. The case will be
iuvaatig gated with others pending ~ the
Academy. AT the cadets of the second clsss
except those implicated IN the hszipg busi-
ne4a. went on leave to day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
q Big EXPLOSION in PENNSYLVANIA

BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. 27.-At O'Clock this
morning Roberts's glycerine factory, two
miles from town. caught fire. Supt. Lewis,
the only person around at the time, saw that
he could do nothing. and ran for his life. A
terrific explosion followed, which shook
Bradford 10 its center. Emery's large brick
building shook like leaf. The explosion
was the greatest ever heard here. Mr.. Lewis
was alone at the factory at the time. The
building was completely demolished. The
loss il not yet ascertsined.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

DsTRor, Aug. E.-The hags on the en-
sins houses throughout the city are st half
mast to-day in memory OF Julins Girard. OF
chemical company No. /. Who died at his
home. 30 Porter street. this morning. He
vss hurt sbOat IN. chest IN Ere in the res-
Of the Brunswick Hotel IN July, 1884. and
has been on active duty only two or three
months since. consumption having resulted
from bis injuries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Npw YosS. Ana. "A rumor. published
here yesterday. that Postmaster Gsn.rsl
Yilas va- to resign and sccept thu knstrisu
MISSION and Postmaster Pearson va 20 D.
come Postmaster General. va to-day de
nonuced hy Postmaster Pesrson - pslpa-
bic invention. His denial incluied the
ramor that Senator Martha. II Brooklyn.
IA. % have the Nes York post ofHce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

FRovrDESCE. Aay. E.-Msnd ;. vas driven
Two trials st Nsrragansett Park to-day. and
the afternoon in 31fft Mcleod. owned BY
~ T.. ~ingsrly. Of ths Philadelphia Record.
showed four miles m . minutes and o. sec
onda The time for each mile being 232. 2.24.
pa sud 2.2s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Apas,ardly Murder by Burglars.

81. JosKPH, No, Aug. H.-Burglars en-
tered the residences OF August Henckl, Al
Amazonis, Mo-, last night, and attempted to
rob the premises. Henckl resisted the burg
lars, Who fired three shots st him, none tax
ing effect. Turning upon IN. wife, who was
trying 10 escape, one Of the burglars fired at
her, shot striking her IN the groin. She
viil die.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The Knights Threaten a Grea, Strike.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The executive board
Of the Knights Of Labor have a. yet heard
nothing from General Manager Talmage.
and it Ia not deemed probable he will com
municate with them before to- morrow. The
Board are confident their mission will be
-uccessful. II think" said General Master
Workman Powderly. that the railroad Off
cials will dnd II TO their interest to sccede to
our demands" Delegate HcCann said. 81
have Just received dispatch from the West
which indicates that the Wabash people
mean 10 force u into a strike and stcrve n.
ont. II this be true they will have the
largest strike on hand America has ever
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Readiusting Salaries.

WAsHNoxox. Aug. 2I-(frsves. chief of
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, has
besn readipsting the salaries Of that Bureau
an ~ to further lessen expenses. It wa
found that thu second-cias vOrkmen en-
gagged npou revenue stamps. by reason of
the ease 10 their work. could make more
money than men engaged on frst-''ass
work and the rates on second class work
will be rednced. 40 "A % adjust properly
The comparative rates Of compensation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
aurrsnd.red Iherns elves

Nosrss.r. Aag. T.-Four youns French
Canadians surrendered At police hesdauar
tsrs to-day ~ the men Who assaulted and
killed yo1ez farmer u>med Monteith. at
Yendcn on McudsJ. They cl.im 70 have
.cted IN s-lf-dsfsnse. and ssy Mopteith. in
ordering them OF his farm challenged them
20 fsht and struck them with pitchfork.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Subterranean Capitalization.

Nzw YoRK. Aug. THE various com
panies that have charters to build under
ground railways in this city are trying to
consolidate IN order 20 build single road.
A circu ar has been issued By the Western
Union Telegra. h Company. proposing 10
form q syndicate 20 control the charter. OF
the New York Underground Railway Com
panv and the Broadway Underground Rail
road Company.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
The Saginaw sIupply Store Closed. r

EasT S.olNAv. Auz. 27.-The supply store
Of the strikers IN this city va. closed to-day.
tins virtually ending the strike During the
time Il vsz in operation u received Sl.sks,
besides gnsntitg - provisione, from Al
parts Of the state. 1his has been distributed
among 4ee families
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Etsr SssFSsu. Mich. Auz 17-Chsfies
Fvs-ss. uho ws. stshf-ed Sua8sy - Fred
Miller, di-3 ~ a. sariy hour this nioT1inz
frorn the etfscfs ~ - nyrrses- Nj ~ 80
srrs sned Of = lshsrge ~ murder sn6 20
rrandei for sxantinstiDn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
a. Erletion 20 b lrslard

DusT.rs. Ars n. ssrious riot occurred
at NsIhnsvslt. Comfy Kilkenny. today. A
force of police. Numbering isl rere sn-
ssged n sx-cutinz -~ictions. rhen TREY were
stt.cs-i y ra0b ~ inforisfed men and
women srmed with stones and cinba- The
police chsr.ei the er0vd ~fsh bsyOnets and
dispersed them. Many persons we're sevsreiy
hurt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

NrwpuaoH. y. r.. Ang. p Carrie Davis.
Is months Old daughter of Nc. and Mrs.
Hiram Davis. this morning fell ont ~ a
fhirti story xindow 20 the sidewalk and wa
instantly siiled The child hsd been eft
alone for minute while the mother went
dow, stars f1r vartf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

PNrADst strsrs. Pa. Aux - H. + Kenny.
chief ~ ne detective force II the Pennzyl
vania Railroad IN thi= citv. has offered -
wsrti ~ - 80 fnr the arrest ~ the person
or persons Who placed ths explosive on the
steamboat "R ". Feitnn."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

PBrzApsrrBrs. Aag. E-A shipping mer
casot snnounces thst the Csnbrian steam
shi,, ,.srrrsnV hss sas'dasi tn r1n a 7eet ~
sts-ar,,ers f-ssru ~ran@ea England. 80 Phiia-
ieiskis. The departure xili 80 saffe every
th~es rarka
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
sa~ NJ an-ret AZ T,llran.

f.rnrNarax. Mica. Auz. f7.-Rutt-r- e
Psters's sss miil st Tallmsn. tosssher vfth
Ave rsrIos,is - luniher. turned lsst might
Ts@s sn the milis sxces3e <Io.sas insurance
8nsrown.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

NAasErfres Ang. 3I.-Choiers - rapidly
increasing n this city. panic is hourly
exrectssd Since ths 5u,hresk - the dieesse
s.fse persons have iesi from the citv. There
ners g ne-~ rsaes and a. deaths n,- day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Svsscrsz. 4ng. p Mary Resnh-rft snd
fr~-uh Nay uass- we-e married hsre l.st
1iTht TIE xTuotnsusn Tse sl-o mute.
The cerrrcny was performed tsr-nss ne
bridesmaid. uho sstet a. interpFss-r.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

MADAM. Ang. E.-Spain vii occupy the
island- ~ ,hs Caroline xroup not taken
possession ~ ~ Germany a. socn a. troops
which ara nov en r0uta arrive st fap.
Anfl- German meetings continue daily
throurhcnf the provinces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

WssHuSsroS. A1g The Treasury Ds-
partneut hs- been notified that p.rty Of
arrned Cuhsns has ieft ihe island - Cub.
Pr Florida key-. II s spsp@~ted their Oh
set - - organize ihsuzterinz -xvedltson
e. operate against the Cnhsu f-o-.rnnent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

BosroS. Ana. n Rev. Father MBgsbure,
for ten yssrs Catholic missionary IN Japan.
Z. here He says there are nou f2.a0 Gath
olics in Jsrsn. 1900 - vhon ars descend
sntz 81 converts ulsde by ~. Francs Asvlsr.
the Jesuit missionary. - years 40.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

IssSzrSa. Ana T.-HenrY beaersr. rso-
ne-r merchant fied q cssnsunptien this
nsornias. sxea - ysars His remains ~
be inte-red IN ne gev1-h cemetery 81 5sck-
sun o-uorrov.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

The greatest fuciuation has occurred Ia
cotton goods of ali kinds, as will be shown
by the two lisis Of prioes. The hgures on
the left indicate war prices. while those on
the right represent the prices Of to-day;
75c Heaviest Brown Cotton, &c.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

GsEvwvTrn Ms<s.. Ara. T.-The snnusi
s5rnsr in sii - shs S-nderson Academy, ~
Ashassd. t0ok pisce to-fsy Prof fhsrie@
EIliot Norton- - Harvard Coiieza g~ss ded.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

wsssrSsrsS. kuz IA. ". Keller, min
i-far - Aazfria. arrived IN EMS rity thts
zfs-rocon. and vii report 10 Secretary Pay
ard so-usnrruw
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

NfTxNA. Ans ia rfos oocurred to-3aF
st Hern sna-ts6. befveen e7viisns snd -ol
di-rs. TIE soldiers eAsrzed sEon ~ naoh.
kiilfng one nasn sn6 ro1Tzalnz sevent~es
ofh@rs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
HATCH! |!
125 Monroe st.
oFFERS

Ctandar'i granulaied sngar:
- per 10. 20. ta lbs for 100.
Nut loaf and powdered.
~ per 10. Sc
- per 10. DC. ~ lbe Tor 10
Bro"n sugar SIC III nl,. ,orn
B. Golden h'0 roasted ise per H., III. for 100
G. 'o''''' mo- ,.s per N ll- for LOO
Xouns Hyson- japan and ooions lea
SOC per TO- ~ Its fW sl-
r. Patent hour A, "a.
- Per hanoreh ~
Ree' family hour.
- l+'' hunorsl- W..
Ghoice dairy butter
- y, .p' 10 W e'e 'a' i''-
Dnre ie"' aru-
! ,,..-..- ,.,, ~ 10 pau ''s
W ~ ,,.--, ~ s@Doi,- 'o'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Cotton flannel we now sell sixteen yards
for one dollar, would have brought about
eight dollars for the same quality.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

DE bLnACH snEfTINos AND PnI.Ow 0AsE
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Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti-
more Cincinnati, and Other Points.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-Flour firm but quiet
Ohio and indiana 81. % as 20; st. Louis and South
ern Illinois 81. % 25; winter wheat patents, So %
06: Minnesota bakers 81. 1850; Minnesota pat
ents, $;5.5O0625 Rye -four scarce and arm at
April. 9e7s099iec: May. 80 099l4c; June, $1.010
l.O1ia; July. $lo243 1854. Corn-The market
8 mixed. 55ioa55s.c; steamer No. high mixed.
SIC; No. mixed, 55sa0574c; No. 2 mixed, April
55ia055ssc: May, 56is 0554c; June 560s 564e;
aD42c; No white. 42042i2c; No. white, AS %
A3i4c: futures stronger No. white April, 42043c;
May, 42442l4c; June. 42042iac; July 2i2g43c.
1885, prime new mess, $12; prime mess, family
$14. Hams. smoked, 1001le. Lard steady; re
fined, 7.759Sci refined steam, 2. 30 a. Doc; prime
butchers', loose. 6.75c- Butter sluggish and weak;
creamery extras DE. Bradford county. Pa, and New
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GRAIN ABROAD AND AT HOME.
Transactions In England Confined Almos
Excl.sixalxz To Isefail I'm

Transactions In England Confined Almost
Exclusively to Retail Business.
LONDON, April 27-The Mark Lane Express,
in its review of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The weather favors vege-
tation, which is making rapid progress. The
sales for English wheat for the past week
were So, 024 quarters at 36s Sd, against SO, S75
quarters at 37s I'd during the corresponding week
last year. The business done in foreign wheat
has been of retail character. Buy
ers aud sellers unwilling to
act until war or peace is de-
clared In the off-coast market, values are
hardening. Ten cargoes arrived. six cargoes
were sold, seven were withdrawn and two re-
manned both of California. To-day the market was
very unsettled, and there was but little tendency
to purchase English wheat was held for full
recovery of the decline. Flour was steady at
full values. Corn was scarce and Cd to Is
dearer. Barley was Cd dearer. Oats were 3 a Cd
dearer, and beans Is dearer. Peas were Arm
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Foreign Money and stock Markets.

LONDON, April 27-4P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols. $50 for both money and account.
Railroad bonds-Atlantic s. Great Western first
l27 Atlantic g. Great Western seconds, 1867;
Canadian Pacific, 1862; Erie, l12s; Mexican or
binary, 800; Milwaukee 81 ST Paul common,
72s; New York Central, 92..; Reading 10s. The
Bank of England gained EGG, 900 of bullion on
balance to-day
Paris, April 27.-Three per cent rentes III
Sac for account
BERLIN, April 27-The statement of the I'm
perial Bank Of Germany shows decrease in
specie Of l27, 900 marks.
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3d. S. cut nails, 10d and larger, 81 25 " key; otR
sizes at the nsnal advance.U
IINNEEs SUPPIdEs-Bsst brand sn'reoaa Hn- -a0
and TX 12x12. $3.50; IC. I4x2O roofing tin, $6-z5s
&C. 20x2S, $12.50ai3; block tin, in pigs, 26c; i'm.
bars &c "a Iron-27 iron, s'4s; q ron &C. gal
per bottoms, 23c. Panished copper, 36c. Solder.
15016c- Wire, so p cent. off list.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLOw.
81 LEArHEs-oak sole. 33 04oc heplock sole, 2e@
&c; harness, 3003oc skirtng 37040e: black
bride. y doz.. $50 065; fair bride. $6O07S o. dozs
city kip GO soc; French KIP. 65c0S1 20; city calf
SKINS, socg$l. 10; French calfskins. 81. 150l.8O-
Hd5DIks-dreen 6lac heavy steer 7l2c; green safss
o@ei2c; green sailed calf, lie; dry flint. lie; dry
sailed Zoe. DAMAGED onethird off the above prices.
SHEEPsKINS-30 0S0c.
TALLow-Prime, 5loc.
GREASE-Brown, &c; white 5a5Lc
oil CAKE.
OIL cake aud Gil meal, 1000 lbs S15: 600 ra
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE.
OVERWHELMINGLY fancy, CSC; dairy selected %
@22c; choice country, IL 02oc poor to fair, solos
EGes-Shippers paying 10c selling from store
at lie.
FEArHERs-Prme geese, 45c y ID; mixed duck, 20
HoNEY-2o022c in and 9 fb cans.
MAPLE SYRUP-$1 ~ gallon
MI, Mh hr su sa Ole ~ and strictly pure
chickens, ee ducks IS doz geese So sU Sss,
hen turkeys, Zoe W tb; TOMS &c " b.
CIDER-Dutfy's, Rochester, So y brl.
WooL--Tub-washed, 5028c; unwashed, medium,
lSc; unwashed, common, l7c Cctswold. l5c; bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcT.s-PriIne lard, 6a4c; short ribs,
partly cured, 5aac sweet picked hams 8l4c; shouL
ders, Alec.
JoBBING PRTcEs-Smoked Meats-Surar.cur hams.
10 lbs av, 11lae 12l9 TBS av, ilc 10 tbs av
1Ol4c; 17ls Tbs av, Zoe; 20 ms av 9sac heavy ave-
@ erages. "a to 20 I6s 9,ac; cottage hams, 7'4c;
clear lOc English shoulders, 6loc for light Go
for heavy; family shoulders pieces averaging 6 to
10 fbs sac; dried beef 15c; bacon iclear sides light
or medium weight 7lc bellies do &c. backs. do 7i9c:
French fitch 7tb pieces, 6stc Dry Sailed and Pickled
Meats-Enghsh cured clear sides or backs tunsmoked,
7c; bean pork Clear p brl 200 IDS, $1,000; clear
pork 20 brl 200 lbs 1885, family pork lclear Y brI
200 TBS, $11:50 family beef v brl 300 lbs, sig; IN
Il brs containing 100 TBS, at half the price of the
barrels with soc added, to additional cost of
package Lard-Pure kettle rendered in tercss
S14c also in q brs and Sob tubs 38c advance ON
price of tierces; 4S-lb tin tubs and 2Ob pals, 81 adj
vance; 10-ib pals, lac advance Sausage-Bolognai
in cloth, &c; in skin, 6lec.
SEEDS.
Timothy $I.75D2 ~ bu clover, %57506 ~
bu; blue grass; extra clean kentucky, $1.250l.50Y
bu; red top, 75c0$1 " bu; orchard grass, $1,000
1.SO " bu owing to quality.
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Grain in. Sight and in Store.

CHICAGO. April 2I-The following figures,
taken from the weekly statement compiled by
the secretary of the Board Of Trade, show the
amount of grain in sight in the United States
and Canada on Saturday, April %, and the
amount Of increase and decrease over the pre-
ceding week:
Wheat, 446346 72 bushels; decrease OF
1858, 722 bu; Germ, s,S99.671 bu; decrease of
1,02S, 886 blu; oats. 2296, 35l Blu; decrease of
az 270 bu; rye, 286 2ll bu; a decrease of 1888
bu; barley, Soc 533 bu; decrease, of TO- $50 blu.
The amount of grain in store in Chicago on
the date named was: Wheat. 1891. 365 bushels;
corn, 1852 400 bu; oats, 1872, 257 bu rye 1907
Blu; barley, IS, 594 bu.
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Oils.

PTTTSBURG, April 27.-Good Eastern buying
and bulsh field news had the effect of materially
slightly and trading active than for several
days. The market opened at 79lsc advanced to
60ssc, and then broke to 1890 at the close.
OIL CITY April 27.-Crude oil sales ]. IT'S. 600
brls; cearances 209 900 brls; runs II ,35l brls;
Shipments 20, lis brls; charters 81 445 brls Ma
tional Transit Company certificates opened at 79c
and closed al SOC; highest price, 80Ssc; lowest
price. zoe.
BRADFORD, April 27.-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened 79c and closed at 1896
highest price S03ec; lowest price, 79c Clearances
1866 600 brls.
LONDON April 27-Calcutta lnseed oil 46s per
quarter nseed oil 9220922 rs Sd per tun.
ANTWERP, April 27.-Petroleun. IF SOC paid.
and IF 62lac sellers for fine pale American.
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, April 27-Flour-Re
1850 brls; exports, 1883 brls Very Arm, and
in some instances l00l5c higher. Common TO
good extra and State, $37514 %; common TO
choice extra St Louis. &c. 1900, choice to
double extra, $3.50 0625 The market closed
firm.
Wheat-Receipts. I5,225 bu; exports, 81
E26 bu; spot lots 3@sc lower, closing stead
Ter. Options opened heavy and s0I4c lower,
later rallied Ialsc, closing weak again
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Bulls, common to good 2.750375
Mich cows, common to good .25 0OG5O.O0
HoGs-Recepts, 600; shipments, AGO. Quality
fair Market steady, packers and shippers buy
ing, closing firm
Select light or medium to heavy 1890. S45o04.55
Common to fair light ASS 04.45
Heavy roughs.- Observation-Disclosures. 3.75O41 10
SHEEP-Receipts, 100 shipments. -. But
few here. Quality generally common Market
dull, especially on poor grades
Good TO choice grades 81 Q004 so
Fair to medium grades. 1866 900
Common grades ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.00O3.35
Spring lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.0OO7.0O
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 27.--Although a number of
orders have been received for miscellaneous aseort
ments of cotton goods the market has been quiet to
duh. Clothing woolens continue to have increased
attention and while many orders being placed for
later delivery number of purchases of varying guam
titles with deliveries maturing engagements, give
very good total of sales.