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National Republican., 1885-09-23

Tor sALE-BY AUSTIN p. BROWN, 1920 f
Il 81. N. W., 900 feet OF ground oil 10th st. NJ
W, bet. Scott circle and II ST., and 10000 feet ON
New Hampshire ay., bet. Dupont circle and l. st.,
several first.class houses, ranging In price from
5000 TO 100000. jel0-f
National Republican., 1885-09-23

~ GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. q.
VI Founded 1889
The Schools Of the Academic and Scientific de-
pNTtmCnts open Sept. 10, 1855.
TERMS:
Tuition, board, &C., per annum 800
HNlf lOardefS, per annnln lOD
Day scholars, nnnum OU
JAMES A. DooNAN, =. j., President
se3.2w
National Republican., 1885-09-23

N<S5s IL, A, sELIGsON,
ESY l424 Penn. Az. N. W.,
Sells Virginia Claret (NOrtOns Seedling) Mt
80 CENTS A GALLON.
California and Ohio Wines. jel6.tf
National Republican., 1885-09-23

Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
u BALTIMORE, MD.
Statements respecting the methods and courses
Of instruction will be sent on application. The
next term begins Oct /. selS-tu,f,s-0t
National Republican., 1885-09-23

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and ID SITS. N. Wa practical business edu-
cation that qualities young men and women to sup
port themselves and successfully perform the active
duties Of life. Thorough instruction given In rapid
writing, the English language, correspondence,
rapid calculations bookkeeping, business practice,
commercial law, political economy, stenography,
and type-wTitng. Regular day and evening ses-
siOns resumed Tuesday Sept. l, at q, IN, and p.
N, OnlCe open for arrangements by the year or
quarter on and after Monday, Aug. "a, A full
corps Of teachers. Illustrated circular, giving full
information, sent free on application. HENRY O.
SPENCER, Principal. Mrs. SARA SPENCER,
Vice PRINCIPAL,
National Republican., 1885-09-23

H<5Szs SPECIAL NOTICE--TIE OFFICE OF
HSS Mrs, Dr. Semmcs the well-kn0wn ChirOpO-
dist and Dermatologist, will be open all summer,
1922 u n, Jylb-3m
National Republican., 1885-09-23

EoR sALE-HOUsE No. 1l1S 9TH ST. N. w,
Il containing 10 rooms, besides bath room and
servants room; furnace and latrobes; the house Is
In thorough repair brick stable in rear, fronting
on paved alley. se4-S-tf
National Republican., 1885-09-23

EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
Il VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
The thirty-seventh session will begin on Monday
evening" Sept. FL at O'Clock, in the College Build
ing, of 10th and sts., with an Introductory
address by Prof G. H. l.. Kleinschmidt, NJ D., to
which the profession and public are respectfully
invited
For further information apply, between the hours
of % and 10 q. M. or and y. M, to j. w. IL.
LOyEJ0Y, NJ. d., Dean, No. 300 18th st. n. w.
se21-1m
National Republican., 1885-09-23

NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO,
IN by which pupils can accomplish in q few
months time what Is ordinarily done In years with
the old methods is founded upon thorough bass
principles, aud particularly adapted to new begin
neis. Parents, teachers and scholars Will welcome
the instructions contained in this method; course
OF lessons Will easily convince them that II is what
they desire. For terms and other information call
at the studio or address CHARLES w, THOMP-
son, OH NJ st, N. w. Je2e-tf
National Republican., 1885-09-23

TOR sALE-AN ELEGANT DRIVING MARE,
IL sorrcl, with light name and tall sound, kind
and free driver; also one slde.bar top buggy, one
buggy top phaetOn, and a very pretty cutter rum
ming gear sleigh, robes whips and harness; can be
seen at Keleher's, 42o Sth st. q. l.. MILLIGAN.
National Republican., 1885-09-23
PERSONAL.

yNvHOOPING COUGH AND CROUP-THE
w only certain cure Is "Bogert's Vegetable
Cough syrup" No failure in 20 years. All drug
pists sell II, selS-lm
National Republican., 1885-09-23

EoR SALE-ONE OR TWO HOUSES, CHEAP;
II are iincly located. Address MRS. NJ. f. LEON.
UARDT. HernlOn. FnlrfaX COUNTY,, Va. S.l2
National Republican., 1885-09-23
FOR SAFE.

EOR SALE-SEvERAL FIRST.CLASS BAY
Il window bricks, q to 8 rooms each; N. W. sec
tion; from 5000 to $4,000. wM NJ. BRYANT,
with II. CLAY STEWART & son, 1924 + St n.
W. S-25
National Republican., 1885-09-23

EOR sALE-TWO POOL TABLES. APPLY
II TO ClIAS. DUNCAN, at Granite House, Balti-
tmorc, cor Pratt and Eutaw sts. 1923
EOR sALE-THE CHOICE OF TWO GOOD
Il printing offices newspaper and Job onlccs) in
Maryland and virginia; low figures and easy
terms; good chance; none but Republicans need
apply. Address ). PICA, Republican Office
National Republican., 1885-09-23

Tor sALE-HOuSE AND FURNITURE;
II brick house, l12O u ST. N. r., rooms, upper
CRATES, and latrobe, wOOd-housc, fruit trees, &c.
Call after p, m. 1928
National Republican., 1885-09-23

DRoF. SHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMY,
l. 1904 + st. N. W.-Adults Mondays, Wedncs-
days, and Fridays, Z to D:30 p. M; juveniles Mon
days and Wednesdays, $50 to q, and Saturdays,
l to $50 p. IN. All the latest dances
National Republican., 1885-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARA.
i TORY SCHOOL

The exercises of this School will be resumed on
Monday, the 21st Of September, ut O'Clock a. III.
Previous to that date PROF. ANDREW T..
MONTAGUE, A. NJ, the Principal or Of his
assistants will be daily In attendance at the School
Building, No. 1885 II 81. N. W., to confer with
new students or TO answer Inquiries concerning the
School. JAMES q. WELLING, President,
Hnln.lf
National Republican., 1885-09-23
WAYTED---MIsCELLANEOUS

wv ANTE DAT 4 BARGAIN, A HORSE,
w harness, aud light spring wagon or sulky.
Address HORSE AND WAGON, Republican ONCE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27

ton. A little girl was looking out of
a window In a house in the BatignolN
les few days ago, the lower sash was
raised, and the child had placed her
arms on the SILL Suddenly the sup
port on which the sash rested gave
way and the window fell with cons
siderable force on the little girls arm,
inficting severe bruise. Her mother,
who was IN the room at the same
time, happened to look at the window
at the moment of the accident, and
witnessed it. She tainted with fright,
ana remained insensible for a minute
Or two. When she recovered she was
conscious Of severe pain In both
arms; and on exam ming the seat of
it she was amazed to find on each arm
a bruise corresponding in position to
that left by the accident to the child's,
though more extensive. Coming
from less accredited source such a
story would only provoke smile of
incredulity; but DR.. Brown Squads
position in the world of science does
not permit of this summary mode of
of a statement for which he
Vouches.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27
The Average Girl.
By Prof. David Swing.

Our school houses, seninaries. lib
erty, home and social customs are
producing a better class Of the beau
tiful creatures called "girls" than
former days have known. The great
statesman or philosopher is no more a
result of his age than is the girl re-
suit of the many causes which may
surround her formative mind. It was
once Of little moment what became of
woman in her childhood or maturity.
1t was assumed that Natures laws
were busy IN the manufacture of such
valuable mortals as statesmen, artists,
kings, doctors and gentlemen, and
that woman, in her different phases of
life, was made in the beginning and
little cared for afterward. As the
Jews had Jehovah all to themselves,
and handed all the heathen tribes
over to the caprice of the devil, so
man as masculine being employed
the full force of nature and permitted
woman to subsist upon the crumbs
which might happen to fall from
Dame Natures table. Woman came
down to our age more than half
starved.
It is now confessed that causes af~
feet all things, and that sparrow
lives under the laws Of the universe
just as truly as that Dante or Web
ster is the expression OF his period.
The girl of to-day is therefore new
form Of human nature because new
influences can rot but bring about
new shapes of character. The girl
who is enjoying to the full the liberty
of education and best form of Ameri-
can social and home life is really an
object to be admired. Her vivacity,
her industry, her wit, her taste, her
kindness are such as 10 compel the
notice and admiration of an anchor
ite. The liberty and equality which
are the cardinal ideas of the country
have helped the modern girl away
from servitude just as truly as they
have helped the slaves TO escape the
old yoke which they and their fathers
had worn for centuries. The daught>
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27
Investigating the Children.
ArkansaE Traveller,

''I amt gwine ter stay in dis coun>
try no longer den ken hep" said an
old negro whose general good humor
and satisfied condition rendered his
observation significant.
whats the matter, Ei?" someone
asked.
''Never mind wbut's de matter, I
KANT stay hyar."
''Anybody been abusing you?"
eyes, sab, do is"
Infringe On your rights"
"Sah?n
"Trample on your rights"
Yes, sab, da did. Tramped on me
wifi bof feet"
''Tell me about it.
'Wall, yer knows, sab, dat Use er
mighty ham fur ckillun. Use got
some twelbe ur fifteen at my house,
yer know. Dis mawnin' while da
wuz all out in de yard it struck me
dat da wuz a powerful chance o. epa,
so 'gunter count. Wall, sab, [ count
ed twenty-three. Look head, wife, ;
81, how cum al desc chillun heah?'
She sorter 'vaded de subjeck, bat at
las she 'knowledged dat de extra
chillun 'longed ter her sister whut
wuz dun run away. Now, boss, how
long dose yer reckon [ had been er
totin' dat extra load?n
II have no idea"
''No, sab I don't 'spoz9 yer has. I'd
been feedin' dem chillun fur two
munts, sab. I thought dat it tux a
powerful chance ter eat, but I didn't
think, sab, dat my wife wuz er stuffin'
de balIot-b box dat er way. No, sab, I
ain't gwine ter stay heah."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27
CUNNING OF THE C0INERS.
Great Profits Made by the Dealers in
Counterfeit Money.

The simple public that hears the
great hullaballoo that is raised at long
intervals, when some gang of counter,
felters is taken into custody, may i'm.
aglne that this settles it for a time.
and that the business ceases until
some one else tries it, whereupon he
is Immediately run down by the de
tectives and clapped into prison. But
this is very fer indeed from the
truth.
The extent TO which couRterfeiting
is carried on viii probably never be
known to a certainty, but that it is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27

Here is a family that deserves a
pension. In the town of San Angel,
Mexico, a mother 70 years of age has
just given birth to child. The father
of this wonder is 81, his eldest brother
is IS, and two of his grandparents are
living.
Florence, Turn and Rome have en-
joyed the honor of being the capital
of Italy, the Neapolitans are now
loudly pressing the claims of Naples.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27
The Power of Sympathy.
St. James Gazette.

at the last meeting of the French
Academy Of Medicine, DIR. Brown
Sequard related very remarkable
instance of the power of sympathy
which came within his recent obserya-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-27

A physician In Bridgeport, Conn,
woke up the other morning to find that
his back yard had INDUCED in a land
slide and waa a hundred feet from
where it had been the previous night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

prices. when they visited the board wondere
where all the business that they had read from the tape
was done. The room quiet and majority Of the
brokers wandered about with much the pace and
with an air like that at fashionable watering
seekers who stopped to watch some particular
movement and then stroled to other points of In
tie est. For instance when the price of Northwestern
as moved from about 100 to 10l the number lockers
on gave character 10 the movement just as crowd OF
innoccnts ut gathered mob lend to the turbu
lent element; but In less than five minutes aferward
the crowd had diminished to those who occupied
the three chairs fastened to that particular spot where
Northwestern stock dealt In and there was nothing
except the record Of the figures to mark the seeming
fierce contest that few moments before was raging
between /" bulls" and "bears." And so 1t was when
Central OF NewJersey nearly per cent Western
Union per cent and hen Lake Shore broke from 7O
to 69 After each OF these movements duncss reigned
and there not indication that general interest
cared pin for either the advances the declines The
business amounted to 226429 shares6 600 shares less
than yesterday. In groups the grangers ruled strong
for the alleged that all reports pointed only nsg-
nifcan damage to the spring wheat crop and favorable
outlook Tor tremendous corn crop. The trunk lines
were erratic but upon the whole weak and Lake Shore
after an advance of q above yesterdays last
figure closed Il lower. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western feverish between 90 and lOSls.
and at 99ns at the close shows decline OF h per cent.
between 47s and 4si, and finally at AN shows loss
OF per cent. Western Union led the market In amount
of transactions and rose from 6SladGS5 to G9a and
closed nj 69 The market closed dull and fairly steady
at quotations
Government moderately active, but barely
steady at unchanged quotations as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
MYSTERIOUS SHOWERS or SMALL ROCKS
Etoni Tie Ldneaster Is. @ Ledler.


The rumbling sounds in the earth and the
Chester and Fairfield Counties about year ago VIII not
compare to the OF rocks which IL now creating srh
sensation In this county. In tenant houses on the
plantation OF Mr.. X. T. Dunlop about six Hlles from
town, live Quarter Reese and Reese PoSey. 1hey are
quiet good negroes, and have never. 50 TAR as knowh
done anything TO provoke the Aightys wrath or the
wrath OF their neghbors but. nevertheless tlc very
rocks OF the earth rise up 10 falI on thci anu
tbcir houses This wonderful phenomenon OF rocks Ia
Ing has been going In that locality at Intervals or
orc than ten days. and people from ve ten ana ntceh
niles around gather there To witness IT, Inc rocks are
lint and vary from the size Of to the SIZE OF one
head. peculiarly about them Is that they have fallen
upon several persons without giving any hurt or pain 10
them. Numbers Of white VINO hooted at inc dea
have visited the place away convinced That the
JOCKS do fail After this the negroes Thought IL was
toneb1dy rocking their hUiscs ana w0uid run 10
th'kct near by but they could one. Al last they
concluded To pnt rcntiDclH. but hn'iin2 inc focks
oi"pfd all the time, they reported IT 10 people I'D te
hlyDbOrhoD5, ana now most any time You 20 10 thc
ii''c you find large crowd OF negroes ana lew
suites gathered TO the rocks fall. number OF
tri.irncn Of rode ont Monday To witness
10 phenomenon They found about thirty or forty
-i.cs assembled near the house, wonder Struck at
Nhnf they tlcy not there long before
tr'ri on the shingles notified them that n rock had
isni,s mint had something on II which rcscnblcd
20" The people inaryelc much. very honest
okins Old arey told the party that lie SAW rock rise
W. om peach tree AMI ~ ST. aght NJ IN the air;
they must up aud fai! down. Thcy are taken away
v yisIiore arout as fat they fall The negroes get
- AMI will not part with thcri Tho matter should De
s't g>;igaicd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
corrov u,nKrr,-sy rELeiR,pn

LIVERPOOL Aug G-l23Op INJECTION hrm. Mihllng Up.
lan1s I'd; Mhiing orleans "isalrs- I2oD bales.
incndng 1000 for speculation AID export receipts none
Futures arm; Uplands Low Mddng clanse August and
Scper1ber delivery, 20 odd also 3lGid; also 52Gid:
also Scpte;nbc AMI october delivery. 800 I'D;
81 Id October AMI November delivery 20 Odd
also 2S.G4d; do November and Dcc1ulcr delivery 20
.Bid; l6id do. December and January delivery .
zC.Cd; do. January ana February aenVery 1Z"Cii 40
Fcbruary and March delivery $3.50. -
m The Of the day included 10000 bales
American. steady Uplanhs Low Md1lng clause,
Augugt delivery 81 Cad buyers do August and september
delivery CG. buyers Scptcnbe ana October delivery
value October and November delivery . -
sellers and January delivery CAD sellers
40 January February delivery. 2Jdid buyers DO
February March delivery. 3ltld value; DO March
and April delivery. D @I-O4i value. 49,
Good middling Uplsnds. 1hsdi MiddlnR IpSnhs 69ii
MddDg Upands. jSd Good ordinary P'ndds oth
ding Texas oiGd; Low Middling Texas 7lGd; Good
OrIln nv Texas 5-lGd. Ordinary Texas 3sii MiddlLs
Dreams lodi Low Middling Orleans l9di Oooh ofdii
nary Orleans. 81 Cd; Ordinary or eans ni-h ,,.,
D. m-COttOn Futures closed steady upans Low Min
ding clause ng,st delivery 81 Cad buyers do August
and delivery 1854 buyers do september and
October delivery G4d buyers; do October ana November
delivery 21GiI. buyers. DO November M lccenDer &c
z664d Sellers do Dccc'Iber ana January ncnFy,
2tStd sellers; January and February delivery ~
sellers; do March and ADril delivery 340iG value .
GALVESTON August q Cotton nuicf; M.dllng ll-ib;
Low Middl ny 7G: Good ordinary 1915; net ana gross
receipts. . bales stock, U73 bales -. -
EavAxSAu August q. Cotton dull; Mddine, 9's Low
MIddlng pss Good Ordinary GA net and gross receipts
NIwORLKASs August G.-Cottcn quiet; Middng LILO;
Low Middng ga Ordinary 6lG net and gross re-
cepts bales Exports TO the Continent 4Vo bacs; sal es
800 bales; stock. 1920 Daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
Proposals.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS are solicited for the construc.
tion of an to the NEW. YORK STATE REFORM
AToRY AT ELM IRA according drawings and speclhcs
tons by ]. r. Thomas. Architect Of New,york CITY.
bids be oiyed until Saturday. August TO- a rocuI
separately for the different classes OF work Or for the sS
cs1,iaed by responsbic bank-or draft the City d
able to the Treasurer OF the Board Of MANI
the proposal guarantee that the party making
enter Into contract for the execution u n4
work parties whom oontracts may De awarded will
be TO furnish satisfactory bonds In an aeuut equal
prawings and SPECIFICATIONS can the once OF the
superintendent at the Rcsoryaat0ry.
Proposals be addressed TO John Nicka Presd>as
Tue reserves the right reject any oil proposals.
'So'ue' W '"' D'-'N'' JOHN ]. NICgs.
Ill. ARNOT,
x,r,,ra n Y. July "a 1855 Ceznstssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-l YORK, Thursday, Aug: 6.-BLEVEs-Receipts were
Of 67 head mainly for city slaughter rs NO trade
worth noting Feeling steady with fAr arrivals reported Tor
D.s ,eJ Beef had ready at sla 9c for Decent
at Ice. Texas Reef sold at 10 a lac
shipments day 557 Live Cattle on the Glenochil by N
Morris and Joseph Eastman sends out In the Republic $40
quarters OF Beef and 100 carcasses OF Muttons
british markets showed slight ement N Reirigena
CALV Hoceipts were which II were
received at 6Oth.st. with n light supply and clear cool
weather favorng dead market there active de-
were shade higher and Buermks lac per
10 Poor Prime state veals sold at4HG62c choice at
Scs uttsrnlSs sold at % and Common are quotabe
at 2'c while Grassers would bring sLn22c w.,
yeals l0c Country Dressed decd at 7dsc best
nearby selling Dressed Buttermks sold 696c. and
Sales.--future ( Mullen Is veals jag n.M6a, so do
las 10, at Gac 81 do i0i H. a. GAG DO - No. az oc
feline Wright moag Coz; 90 veal. 100 n. at ese %
$50 b. at he; Mixed Calves, $50 az 4ci 70 batter
at ssc is Yearings and Two.yearolds $3.50 10. at 3sc
Ege otis; 80 Jersey Vsas l29 o. at 90; do i29 no.
Jac do, 226 10, at 6sc; do. 100 10. at Co. do. 2os
MSlcnbeek & Davis 8. veals 1873 70. al. sc, u DO
22 Buttcmks 2i7 b. at sec II do 24o ID. at Sc 80 do
G. Collins 20 Mt. Holly Calves various weights. at ca
judd & buckingham, yeals. 100 N. at &c; do. ia
sIIEEP AMI Bs-Receipts were4l cars Of seoheai
at ss Total o sais ay. hssa
head for Inc same time last week Demand actye ana
sS 1S O soe w early sssD Of Lamb. prices
there easier feeling and was veal
so 70 rs sS
tambs6sSe were paid while Canada state aud renns
y sod a. ss .sss s 81 q Sxs Jersey
There active demand for Dressed Mutton ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

Ioxnoy Aug 6-i23O M United states F0nr Per cent
D0nds l2j a. do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds iloz
Atlantic Great Western FIRST Morgge
Gcafcs ~ Erie 1914 C0nsOis Uils lhois Gen.
trail Ijis, Mexican Ordinary 20 VI st. Paul Common So's
Reading .. 49,. ,...oa.., @ ooo =, =
The pro,riion of the Of England reserve 70 liability
which last week +47s per cent Is now 42's per
cent u.. pon,oa M On fr,nca
90 ceItnles the account .. -. A.. nah n,
PARIS August 6-The weekly statement OF the Bank o,
shows nm increase 2O23VOO francsin gold ana
consoIs. 9J1 for both money and the account
fsns,n Pacidc 44i: Erie 1915 do Second Consos "a 81
Illinois central i34 q New.York Central y9st
IA n n-Sar silver quoted NJ ~ S-l6d per ounce
jiud.on Day Company lsA Canada Northwest Lana
Company, ga r. . ..., o..,.s a, 90 franco
a reni,ss Tor the account aud On London ~
Ijfrsucs 10 ceutin,cs for chccka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Continued dulness marked the speculation in
grain options to-day. The cash markets better
wheat advancing for spot 90A cent and corn to the
same extent Moderate demands from exporters. how
limited the sales OF wheat to about $4,000 bushels
and Of corn to little less Only In there any
important change in the price OF options, and these
strengthened still more the excellent condition OF
tho commercial features governing It, The close was AT
nearly the best quotations. this months deliveries gam
ing Il cents and the other months 7sdos cent fnai
prices were August, 54s5 September. 54is Noven-
her, 535s December, 81 cents. Wheat showed lew
fluctuations and ended only steady While August was
up at 99l2 tho other months recorded losses OF g
cent at 81 OH for September. 81 03S for OctoDer'
ST. 05 for November. and II Ole December Tor opohs
August oats unchanged at 1914 cents, but sep
omber aud October were Il cent higher at 81 50 and
respectively. The provision markets recovered only
part OF Yesterday decline. Lard was unchanged for
August at So So and November at 81 60. but cents
higher for september at SO 81 and October at SO ~
At New-YOrk. philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston inc
receipts o. grain to-day were: Wheat bushels
corn 03 7SS bushels oats l2Ss1S bushels; total grain
3si 500 bushels -four l2.0Oi barrels The arrivals a
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis were Wheat o31lo
bushels; corn. l47059 bushels oats. 1sO72 bushels
total grain, 81 s5il bushels; Hour. ll.OS7 barrels