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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
MAssILLOE MATTERS.
Summary Of the Days DoinEs In the Quiet
City OF Western stark.

Summary Of the Days DoinEs In the Quiet
City OF Western stark.
Try Doxie's new brand "rlp-top."
Did any one speak Of q band stand. or
was we dreamingp
The sewer between Main aud Factory
streets needs repair.
As yet the Factory street bridge has
not been repaired as II should be.
Now how do you like our beautiful
park since the grass has turned Yellow
The crossing over Charles street, on
MIL, has not been repaired ~ II should
be.
Smoke the Niagara frat-claas
iye'cent cigar, at Park Hotel cigar
store.
Go with the Harmonic Silver Band on
the 10Th, they accompany the X. OF p.
excursion.
Quite o large crowd accompanied the
u. b. Sunday yschOol on their excursion
10 Camp Chippewa this morning.
That elegant bicycle can be oeen In
the Adams Express Office that we spoke
OF last Friday. Call carly and got q pat
tern of Of H.
An inmate at the bagnio Of Beck Az
was arrested yesterday FOR being drunk
and iisorderly. 4he made pretty good
chow OF herself. She will have chance
10 come before bis Honor TO- day and say
why sentence should not be passed upon
her.
Charles Rogers, OF whose Illness we
spoke recently, died Monday evening at
8 o'clock; funeral took place 10 day NJ 2
| D. IN. We deeply sympathlEe with the
atiilctei parents In their sore loss. Char
lie was o smart young man, and gave
great promise Tor the future had bis
life boon spared.
r. j. Walden, the new tea man In the
stone block, got pretty loud on the
streets yesterday and slung hie revolver
around In cowboy style, until Adam
Slbila, fearing he might do some mis-.
chief, had him arrested for carrying
concealed weapons. and after producing
before the Mayor he was discharged!
Owing to the necessity Of closing out
their stock Of jewelry. watches. silver
ware, 80, within q short length OF time,
September lat, Y. q ]. Vankanel will for
the benefit Of the public keep their store
open every evening commencing to-
night, 30 that those who cannot visit the
store by day can have the opportunity
Of doing 90 In the evening.
This city was thrown Into conyulsions
last night upon learning that old A. b,
(Which stands for Adam Braim) had been
80 rash 40 TO attempt to take his own
life. The man surely could not have
been In his right mind. II Ia supposed
that he either had the night mare or an
attack Of 81. Anthony's dance. II 10 pos.
sible that he was trying 10 dissolve the
band stand and electric light questions.
| II 80, he Ia excuaable for this act. He
was given quarters In our city cooler,
and II 10 hoped that he has fully re'
covered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
ANOTHER ooNNorroN CHANGE
Resigua'ion Of Roadmaatsr JoneS---Ap
pointment OF Mr., Kennedy,

ResignaIion OF Roadmaatsr JoneS---Ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Kennedy.
ID will be surprise TO the many
friends OF Mr.. FEED. W. Jones, In Cleye
land, Canton aud other cities along the
line OF tho Cleveland u Canton Railway,
TO learn that no has resigned his pOai.
tiOn ~ roadmaster OF that road. His
reaignatiOn was handed In some days
ago, aud went into effect Monday. Mr..
Harry Kennedy, assistant chief engl-
neer OF the road, has been appointed 70
iill the vacancy.
Mr.. Jones Ia an old and favorably
known railroad man. For many years
he was roadmaster OF the Cleveland, Mt.
Vernon u Delaware Railroad, and sew
erai years ago resigned that position 10
I'LL similar one on the COnnOtt0n VAL
Icy. now the Cleveland q Canton Rail-
road. While with the latter Mr.. Jones
has demonstrated his capability by
making IL one Of the beat roaded rail-
roads In the State. His business and
social relations In Canton have made
him host OF warm friends, all OF whom
will sincerely regret his reslgnal Ion. A
few weeks ago the employees OF the Road
Depar rlment testified their appreciation
OF Mr.. Jones by presenting him with a
magnificent silver tea and water ser
vice. Mr., Jones has Issued the follow
Ing circular:
CLEVELAND % CANTON r. r. Co.,
ROAD DEPARTMENT,
CANTON, o., Aug. 81, 1885.
To oil the Employees OF the Road Depart
ment.
expect TO sever my connection aa
Road master OF this company after this
date. Allow me TO return 70 you all my
sincere thanks for the labor, and man.
ner In which you have performed the
same under my supervision, and l hope
you may receive the same friendship
ffom my successor M have always felt
towards you. With best Of wishes for
oil, l remain Ever your friend,
II. W. JoNE5,
Mr.. Harry Kennedy, the new road.
master, 10 a capable gentleman, aud
will no doubt an the responsible posi-
ton with credit 10 himself and the man.
agement OF the road. He has q large
number Of friends and acQuaintAncea
who will DO pleased 10 learn Of bis ap.
pointment. While the DEMOCRAT 70.
grets the departure OF Mr.. Jones, II or.
tends hearty congratulations 10 his sue
coaOOr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
summit, County Politics.

A bitter contest has been going on
among the Republicans Of Summit
county NJ 10 the selection OF George W.
Grouse or ]. Park Alexander for the
Senatorial nomination, resulting last
Saturday In tho success OF Grouse. who
carried the county delegation largely.
Personal appeals were made for votes
over tho county, and news-pen articles
indulged In, charges and counter
charges that stirred up the good Repub.
lican people thereaway. In Akron
Grouse got the entire delegation and will
have the fifty.avo delegates Of the coun.
ty solid, Mr.. Alexander gives II up and
Yields tho palm. He Ia not one 10 be
kept down, tor he Ia q man OF facts and
energy. A term or two In the Senate for
Grouse, and he will be better known. He
has never been tried In that line. Buch
gilt.edged gentlemen are very apt to
have the gilt rubbed of little In such
emergencies,
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A Now Hand of Afualo.

Few counties In the State can boast
OF more bands Of instrumental music
than Stark, or OF bands better skilled.
And still the number Ia on the lncrease.
We have Just learned OF the Citizens
Cornet Band at 9taDds's In Tuscarawas
township, six miles or 30 southwest OF
Masslllon. This band was organized
about aye months ago, and under Prof.
Erwin, Of Dalton, has made rapid pro-
gress. Peter Rodocker and A. O. 0berlin
are leading members and have been
active inlthe work Of getting II up. The
band will have festival ut Stands's
School House on August 22d. They have
fine set OF instruments and individu-
ally make creditable appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

train, and when at Rowland street,
thinking the train was moving
40 alowly that he could safely
allght, he stepped off and was thrown
violently upon the right side of his face,
his upper teeth striking stone, caus.
Ing "a compound cOmmuted frac-
ture of the right superior
maTlllary bone. Drs N, b. Walker and
Q. A. DOugherty were called and upon
examination found the bones impacted
and II waa necessary TO remove oil Of
the right side of the upper jaw.
The patient Ia doing az we'll az could
DO expected, considering the Injury.
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Obituary.

Adam Kinxlor died at noon 10 day %
his residence on East Tuscarawas street,
east Of the Hast Greek. aged about 1fty-
four years. He leaves o wife and three
children. Funeral notice later.
A nine months old daughter OF Mr..
Henry Peters, living at No, 10 Virginia
avenue, died this morning. Tho funeral
will take place from the house'Th Thursday
afternoon nj 3 o'clock; the remains win
DO Inferred In the Rowla land cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
STARK COUNTY REMnMBEnnD.

George w. Burson Receives the Appoint-
msnt OF Postmaster nj waynssburg.
Among the large number Of appoint.
ments OF fourth clnse poalmaeters made
by Postmaster General Villas Saturday
was that Of Mr.. Geo. W. Bureon TO DO
postmaster at WAynesburg, this county.
Mr.. Burson 10 one Of Stark county's
most sterling and best known Demo.
Gratis aud well deserves tho honor con-
ferred upon him. He will mako m OK
cellent postmaster for tho people OF
Wayneeburg and Vicinity. aud there will
DO much rejoicing among the Demo
cratic denlzens OF Sandy Valley over tho
appointment, as we'll as throughout the
county at large. 49,
The DEMoCRAT extends congratula-
tlons 10 Waynesburgh's new postmaster.
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Personal and Society Items.

B. II. spohnhauer and his family have
returned TO their homo at Canton. .---'
t0nville Crescent
Mr.. I'D. Steurhof returned homo here
last night from York, Pa, where he has
been employed for some time past.
Hon. l.. O, Cole made o pleasant call at
the DEMOCRAT ofllce last evening. Mr..
Cole is ever the genial gentleman.
Mr.. Robert Warwick and son, Of Sugar.
creek township, called st the DEMOCRAT
ofilce yesterday. They are ever welcome.
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Obituary.

Miss Sarah Mcdowell, sister Of Mr.. +.
@. Mcdowell, cashier OF the Farmers
Bank OF this city, died Saturday evening
at elk o'clock at the home Of the femiDy,
No. 20b Cleveland avenue, after n llnger.
Ing illness, OF consumption, aged twenty.
eiqht years. The funeral took place
from the residence this afternoon at two
O'clock. The remains were Inferred In
West Lawn Cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

Mr.. John II. shotwell, OF No. 97 Mahon-
ing street, moved to this city q few
weeks since from Wheeling, W. Va. He
has been In the employ Of q gentleman
In Louisville, o., selling fruit trees. On
Saturday evening last he missed tho
passenger train, and fearing his wife
and little ones wonld be uneasy II he
aid not return, as was his custom, every
Saturday night, he boarded o freight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

nesday and Thursday, August 18th and
l3th, promises 10 be the grandaat gather
Ing Of old a0ldleTa ever held In the State
since the war, The citizens OF that city
have made magnificent preparation, IN
the way of furnishing tents free OF
charge and meals ut low price, and have
contracted for the anest display OF fire'
works ever exhibited In Ohio, and the
railroads, not 10 be Ontdone In llberallly
have made rates that are 30 low that
they are cheaper than staying nj home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Lluhtninrs Frsnla At Alliance.

During o heavy rain storm at lliance
Saturday evening q stable belonging to
DR., @. d. Painter, on MI. Union avenue,
was struck by lightning and burned 70
the ground. Loss ea00; no insurance. A
Mrs Howard, living near by, while stand-
Ing In the door OF her house was 40
stunned by the shock that she was
70 the floor, but soon recovered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

Tho "Young Meme Debating Club" OF
che Brenner School District, after q
short vacation, will again convene at
the usual place Of meeting Friday even
Ing, August 7th. Question: Resolved
That strikes for an advance In wages,
OF against reduction, are justiHable.
Any one can participate In the debate.
Good music will be In attendance, both
vocal and instrumental.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Death Of nm Old Ciunen.

Abraham Henning, o well known and
highly respected citizeno Of Stark county,
died AZ hip farm residence near 0sna-
burg at 74b last evening, aged 30 years.
The funeral will take place from tho
residence OF his son, George W. Henning,
Friday morning ut o o'clock. The ro-
mains will be Inferred at Paris.
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A Youthful Thlaf.

Policeman Duplian went TO Harris
burg. Stark county, Sunday and arrested
Joseph Polls, q sixteen year old boy.
charged with stealing q silver watch
from. Ambrose Balmer, who lives near
Harrirburg, Polls was lodged
In jail until this morning, when
he was arraigned before Mayor Rex
and found guilty of petit larceny. He
was Aned S6 and costs aud given twenty
days In jail. Polls slept at Balnerfs
home ono night and the next day the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

latteI'a watch was missing. The watch
was fOnnd in the possession OF the pea
nut sellsr, whose stand IL at the corner
OF AarSet and Eighth streets, Polls
gay- the watch TO the Italian for 81 80
and twenty five cents worth of fruit and
peanuts,
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Democratic Central commi.,ee. Q

The membersof tho Stark county Dem.
ocratic Central Committee are requested
TO meet Ut Canton on Tuesday, August
llth, at O'clock p. m, NJ the Young
Meme Democratic Club Rooms, for tho
purpose Of organizing for tho ensuing
year, and other business. pertaining 10
the coming campaign.
4 - II. W HossLEn, Chairman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

The Democrats Of Stark county are
requested TO meet In mass convention ~
Canton, Saturday, August 18th, TO select
delegates and alternates TO represent
said county at the Democratic State
Convention TO be held at Columbus Aug,
10Th and goth. u. W. hossLER,
Chairman Central Committee.
". j. PIERo, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
KilIad by Lightning.

Peter Saum, q youngl farmer living
near Beach City, was struck by lightning
and instantly killed while hauling In Q
load OF hay last Saturday evening. Peter
was driving the team and his father was
on the rear end Of the load, but was un-
injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Uniontown Units.

Moasles are reported In town.
@. W. Steese. N. d.. henceforth.
W. H. Fox has innammatory rheuma-
tism. h.4 N
Miss Jessie steese 10 homo from Chi
cago on vacation.
J.R. Davis remains In charge Of tho
public schools next year.
The frame work 10 In place for an ele-
giant dwelling for Mrs. Isaac Richards.
The married women and their child
rem had o picnic at Mc0hesney's grove,
near Krnmroy, Saturday. "A good time
was reported. 'sa I0A,p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

Iwish to announce 10 tho ladies OF
Lake aud vicinity that have for sale
DIR. A. ]. McGill's "0range Blossoms"
which In every case has given entire
satisfaction, .....
Mrs. A, M. spTKEsE,
Drugglsts, Lake, Stark county, o.
June lb, 1885. ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

The meeting of the Grand Army at
Springfield, o., which was postponed out
OF reepeds 10 their late Uonirade, General
Grant, from August 9th and 7th to We'd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

The Wadsworth Normal School will
open its fall session August 18th. Send
for circular. ]. b. EBERLy, A. M,
Principal.
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For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II. II. GEETING. Il. Il. Il. u p. Agent,
II East Tuscarawas st., Canton, o.
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Persons moving west should write or
call on q. Il 1eeotins for maps and In.
formation. ~ %
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weight straw, 2l40.sls y N, crown rag zoe " hun
die; medium rag, 45es double crown rag, SOC; heavy
weight rag; 2a9sc v D; Manilla No. I. 7is09c
as &C. 7a1ss. - 49, : ? : = 800 =
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron trates), %; horseshoe bar. 80. 1503.4Os
American drill steel Zee Sandersons tool Steel 15c;
tire steel 4c; spring steel, &c; horse shoes, keg.
81 90; mule shoes keg, $500, horse nails, " box.
sizes at the usual advance.
TINNERs' sUPpLrEs-Best brand charcoal tin-Io.
and TX i2x12 $50; t. S i9x2o roofing sn So. Is;
&C. 2Ox28, $12.50013; block tin, in pigs, CSC; in
bars, 27c: Iron-27 B iron, lac; 81 iron. Co. gal
per bottoms, 23c. Planished copper, See. Solder,
15016c. Wire. so y cent off list
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLOw.
LEATHER-Oak sole, 33 04Oc; hemlock SOLE 260
32c; harness, 30035c; skirting. 37040c black
bride, p doz., $60Q65; fair bride, $60078 " doz
skins, S5c9$1. To- French calfskins. 81. 150I.s0.
HIDES-Green, 6lac; heavy steer 7l2c green salt
s%saae Y6 green saltsa calf lie dry int l2c dry
SHEEPSKNS-300S0c
TALLow-Prime 512e.
dREAsE-Brown, &c; white, 5054c.
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal 1000 lbs, SIS; 1900 fbs
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard, 6a4c; short ribs,
partly cured 54c. sweet pickled hams, Sl4e; shout
ders, 4l2c.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoked Meats-Sugar- cured hams,
10 lbs av, I1leo; 12la bs av, lie; Is lbs av,
1Ol2c; 17l9 Tbs av 10l4c; 20 lbs av, IOc heavy av-
erages, "a to Is IBIS, 9a4c;. cottage hams, 7l4o;
California hams, 714c English breakfast bacon
clear, lie; English shoulders, 6a4c for light 6l2c
for heavy family shoulders. pieces averaging o to
10 bs &c; dried beef l2c bacon tolear sides) light
French fitch z b pieces 7c. Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-Engsh cured clear sides backs tunsmoked).
7l4c; bean pork tclear 9 brl 200 bs $lo. So clear
pork % brl 200 TBS, $l4; family pork CLEAR brl
q brls, containing 100 bs at half the price OF the
barrels, with SOC added to additional cost OF
package. Lard-Pure kettle-rendered, IN uerces,
Sl4c; also in q brls and Sob tabs 39c advance on
price of tierces; 48ib tin tubs and 20 ID pals y adj
vance; 1Ot5 pals, 1i4c advance. Sausage-Bologna
in cloth, &c; in skin, 6l2c.
PRODUCE.
BuTTER-Creamery fancy, 2ac; dairy, selected, 20
022c; choice country, 1s020c poor to fair, a lOc
EGGs--Shippers are paying lie; selling from store
at 11l2012c.
FEATHERs-Prme geese, 45c ~ fb; mixed duck, 20
025 # 10.
HoNEY-2OO22c in l and 2 Is cans.
MAPLE SYRUP-$1 ~ gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-l1012c ~ tb, and strictly pure
will bring few cents more than quoted.
chickens Sc; ducks So 25 % doz geese, 50 80 p dos
hen turkeys, 10c v ID; toms, sc y 10,
CIDER-Duffys, Rochester, So ~ bril-.
WooL-Tubwashed, 2S032c; unwashed, medium,
zoe; unwashed, common, lSc; CotSwoid, IIe; bury
and understandable according to their value.
SEEDS.
Timothy 81. 5O0l IS " ba; clover, s.. IS as. W
Blu; blue grass extra clean Kentucky, 81. 250 LOO "
blu; red top, 75c0$1 P bu; orchard grass $1,000
1.80 ~ bu, owing to quality.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Week i'm Which the Volume of Trade Has
Been Disappointing.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 49,
The week closing to-day has been quiet one,
aside from the excitement over the ups and
downs of the grain market. Four rainy days in
the six would naturally be check
upon trade, and the question now is
will there be any spring trade, or shall
we Jump from weather such as we usually have
in March into summerl Country merchants con-
tinue to cling to the hand -to-mouth policy of
buying goods, which they may as well do SO long
as prices on most lines of goods remain as steady
as they have for some months past. AS usual
at tax-paying time, collections have
been slow, still there has been
large amount of money distributed in the
West the last thirty days, and naturally the
stringency will be but temporary. Trade in
grocery circles has been rather slow for some
! days past, owing in part to the unfavorable
weather and bad condition of the roads Sugars
continue dull and weak, although it looks as if
prices had touched the lowest notch. Coffee
continues dull at the seaboard. A New York
paper says: "Most operators agree that the in
terror demand cannot be hurried, but some
claim that symptoms of natural increase are
already commencing to be felt while others call
The recent standings allowed on cost
have induced buyers to feel that they
may gain further advantage, and negotiations
are conducted with increased caution in conse-
quence, though owners say they have the faith
to carry stocks at ruling quotations. and will
East India goods and these are really quite well
held" The stock of molasses in this market is
| very much reduced, and prices are firm as quot
ed. Corn svrHps firm. There is fair movement
| in canned goods, and while, as a rule, supplies
are liberal, prices are steady. There is not
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, April 1s-The Drovers journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 1,500; shipments, 800
The market fairly active and steady. Sales
ranged: Steers 81 06. 90; butchers stock. $3.50
045o; stockers, $3.50 04.00; feeders firm, $4,000
4.SO.
Hogs-Receipts, 7OO Shipments 1000. The
market was strong; rough and mixed, $4.ood4.5o;
packing and shipping from $50 to 462 TBS average
81 5O04. 67l2; light bacon grades, $4.45O47O;
skips, So % O4.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $780, shipments
1900 The market was steady; common, SO. ESQ
400; medium, $4 2O04.5O; good to choice, 81. 700
525; lambs, $5.3505.5O.
BUFFLAO, April observation-disclosures to-day,
1000 head; consigned through. 325 cars; fair de-
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day, $500 head;
consigned through, % Sheep in good demand,
but at lower rates; lambs, steady and unchanged.
$4.6O055o; good to choice anos, So 7506.50.
Hogs-Rseceipts to-day, 1000 head consigned
to choice ~ Yorfers $46o5475 good butchers
grades, 50. 65 O4.75.
KANSAS CITY, April 18-The Live Stock Ind
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts, 40. The market
choice shipping S. as. 90; common to medium,
$4.5 O04. co. feeders. $4044O; cows So. so 03. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 The market ., was stronger.
and 5000 higher. Lots of l55 to 260 lbs average,
$4D425; bulk at 81. 1O0415
Sheep-Receipts, 2S6 The market was steady;
fair to good muttons, $2.7503.5O; common to
medium, 81 .5OO2.25. =
shipments. l, 100 The supply was very scant, and
only a small local trade done.
Hogs-Receipts, 1,40O shipments. s. 100 The
market higher. with good demand: Workers,
$44O04.5O; packing grades, $4100435; butch.
ers', $44O04.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 900. The sup
ply was very light and only retail trade done pre-
vious quotations.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Hogs quiet common and
light. $50. 5004.60; packing and butchers, 1920
AGO. receipts, 1851 head; shipment. 1884 head.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

-Ccnsols, 90 1915, for both money and ac-
count; United States bonds, four land a-halfs,
l15 Railroad bonds-Atlantic & Great West
err frsts, 1913; Canadian Pacific, 1879; Erie 112a;
Erie seconds, Sc; Illinois Central, 100; Mexican
ordinary, 3o4; Milwaukee s. ST. Paul common,
75t; New York Central, 92s. The Bank of Eng
land gained f68 900 in bullion On balance to day.
PARIS, April 1s.-Three per cent rentes, Isl
tic for account.
BERLIN, April 1s.-The statement of the I'm
Derial Bank of Germany shows an increase in
specie of S64. 900 marks
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at tho
Two Great Centers.


NEW YORK, April Is -Flour-Receipts
q 1893 bbis; exports, 1850 bbls; rather more
steady Good to choice extra Western and State.
$42006.0O common to choice white wheat
Western extra. $5.000600; common to good ex-
ira Ohio, 80 Go a6.00; common to choice extra ST
Louis, 81. GO $500; patent Minnesota extra good
TO prime, So % 06. TO- market closing dull.
Wheat-Receipts 9,975 bu exports, 49, FOG bu
Spot lots are up 02c per bushel, closing quiet;
options opened strong and 1a02c higher, later
weakened and fell back s0sc, closing steady;
sales of 3,232,0Oo bu futures, 100000
bu spot No. spring, Csc; un-
graded red, Slc0$i003; No. 8 red, 95l
195lc elevator, &c afoat; No. red, 99as91c
aHoat 99s 099ac elevator; No l white, soc;
,ungraded white, 95c 0$1.0l; No. 2 red May,
sales of $4,000 blu, 9709s4c. closing at 97sc;
june sales Of 1892 600 bu. 98sc@$l0O, closing
1t 99ac July, sales of 600 bu 81. 004 a L00se,
closing al sl.0fs; August, sl064; December,
sales OF 100 600 bu, 81. Oh 0L08
Coyn-spot lots advanced l0l4c, snd options
-~s1s. closing 6rm Receipts, As, 400 Blu; exports,