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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Tempernnce Meeting.

A Temperance Reform meeting was
held In the Odd Fellows Hall, ut ct.
Georges, last evening, The hall being
comfortably Allied with an apprcciative
audience. The meeting was called to
order BY NJ. II. Pierce. George W.
Townsend, Of st. Georges Hundred, was
elected chair man, and d. B. Stswart,
secretary. The whole audience arose
and sang my Country, 'Tis OF Thee"
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Lsyfieid
The speakers upon the stage were
Rev Mr.. Craner OF Odessa, Rev. Mr..
Layfield and Il. 8. McWhorter OF Red
Lion Hundred, and candidate James 4.
Hoffecker
The speakers were listened to with a
great deal Of interest until near IL
O'Clock. The temperance cause Is grow.
ing In West Red Lion Hundred. 8.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Injunction Served.

The Injunction granted by Chancellor
salisbury sgalnet the Kesnebec Ice Il
Goal Company was served on Harlan
Ganse. president OF n = conpan- ester-
day. restraining the Toe company from
removing any more dirt from the pond
on tie premises occupied by them 10
South Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

After Council adjourned last evening
the special committee on fire brick
pavement held con isrepce with Mr..
Warner 10 reference to the matttr. He
Is very anxious to have the experiment
tried, and rays that he believes that q
brick, equally as good rs the sam ples
from Now Cumberland, can be made
here at o Ii 81 cost
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Concert and Tab,eaux.

To.uorrow evening there will be q
concert acd taDleaux given In the base.
nent Of st. Mary's Church, under the
direction Of Professor Rhoads. The
admission will be but 10 cents, and al
tho amount realized " Ill be used for the
oneht Of the church, the affair should
be well patronizsd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

United States Commissioners Smith
heard argument yus,eIdaJ in the case
of the steamer j. r Hall, which Vas
seized on claims smoustipg TO 50 0O0
and sold for S3 800. The matter now in
dispute iS the preference which should
be given TO the claims.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

A lambrequin caught firs In tba par.
Tor of the residence of Mr.. j. X.
Adams, No. 707 French street, last
evening. The fre WAS put out without
oallir 9 in the aid of the fire department.
Loss about $75 to 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

A poor unfortunate in Milwaukee ia
said TO have snoezsd himself 10 death.
Alas! poor creature, living In the light
OF the nineteenth century and never
heard of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
We'll, this LIS more than Egyptian dark
mesa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
a. Full supply.

Powell, in the Third street. market.
has full supply Of all kinds of fresh
FISH In season, including bass, trout,
supfish, founders and Others, all fresh
and deliciou8 He will be ~ his stall
until 10 O'Clock ~ morrow night for tbs
accommodation II his customers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Cigar Makers Will cease to Dc Knights

sBDALIA, Mo-, Oct 2l.-The resolution
recently adopted by the General Assem-
bly, of the Knights OF Labor at Richmond
calling on cigar makers who are members
of the International Union and also OF
the Knights OF Labor 70 choose which OF
the organizations they shall follow,
created q good deal of comment In this
city. All of the cigar makers here are
members Of both orders, and to a man
Will rsnounce allegiance TO the Knights
of Labor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Carefully Made Clothing.

What it fo-ths hammering away day after day? The trade
have already enough We afraid Of that
We after the trade of the others And there but single
the clothing with eye single to what hon.
dependable Clothing ought be- and at the people
pay good Winter Overcoat $3.50 Mems servceabe suits
every IS So Choice $1,000 Young Mems Suits $500
Ito $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

What's b sitter for o wound than Sal
walton Oil? Echo answers: What. -
We answer: "Nothing." $50 say we
all Of us, 30 say We ALL" Only rs c.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Yerrer's picture frame dsp'''
to419 Shipley street.
Attnc City Cour'

At tho City oou, r., No
This morning ohrist ,OIs s.sl,
and Jerem iah Foley wS msss, sud'
81 and costs for drun i.esd 10 ",
Kssgan was comm i! 'tiyoilsr 81
until tomorrow for D 1ilDA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

Merino Underwear, made
by the celebrated American
Hosiery Co., are goods any
lady can buy with confidence.
I'VE have their full line for
children, ladies and gentle
men, and no goods for the
price give greater wear or
satisfaction. Many ladies
prefer these goods to Cart
wright and Warmers, by rea
son of not being so heavy,
and neither do they wash up
so "thick," and the price is
much less.
We have the Jersey I'm
derwear, which is probably
the most luxurious of all Un
derwear, being soft, liz hit and
giving great warmth. We
have them in White and
Scarlet for ladies and chill
,dren, and you get here ele-
gance and comfort-5o and
ooc and 81 and SI.6o.
A good full fashioned me-
rino vest for ladies', has
t immed seams, silk stitched
neck and pearl button fronts
so cents: Same price for
meas.
Our perfection Kid Glove
is having a large sale as it
'should-think OF 5-button
for 81, and a good one.
The great Gentlemen"
cut Kid Gloves is unsur-
passed for $I.35-5 buttons.
Ladies' Goats and Wraps
in great variety and coming
daily.
| Our line Of Children's
Clothing for fall and winter
is now completed for boys
of all years up to ID. We
have also lots of Overcoats
for boys, and every mother
wants her boy to have a
stylish Overcoat; bring the
ilboys in; we'll fit them to your
satisfaction.
Many ladies are waiting
: for a rain before they house
;;'clean, and when they dc
!; Jail will want their carpets
at once. Don't leave it toe
,, Icing. Cold weather may
; catch you and the best Sc.
: lection of carpets may bt
|gone. Carpets are CHEAP
las ever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

HEPARTNla SHIP HEKE.
IN tlfors existing between John X, Uud
son, and Jos. M. Bottomley, ira ling as Johu
h. Hudson o., has this day boon dis
solved ~ mutual consent.
All persops ind ebted to said firm vii,
make payments, and thosB having cIpiinS
against the same will present IL m,
to John X. Hudson, liquidsting partner
who will Continue the business as heret fore
signed JOHN X. HUDSON.
JOS. M. BOrTUMilY.
NJ Sam1el Lee is now In our eIpl loy
AM any srs.or collections entrusted r.
hls caro- q receive prompt attention.
octz%'st' j. X. HUDSON 4 %,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

NOrICE-l, ] q. LAVERY, THE TEN.
IN ant Of the house known as the Indian
King, No. sol MadisNn street, In the Third
ward Of the city OF Wilmington, county OF
New Uastle and state OF Delaware, in com
pliance with the requirements OF the acts OF
tho General Assembly In such case mad q
and provided, dc ereby give notice that /
snail apply In writing to the COURT oI G,sne-
raj Sessions Of the Pesoe and Jail Delivery
Of tina state OF DelaWare, N and for New
castle County, on MOI '.g Inc 9Th day OF
Nov. A. d., 1886 being tne next term of sai
court, for license for sad mouse as an inn
or tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors Ia less quantities than one quart. 10
be drunk on the premises, and tho following
respseta ole citizens Of said ward recoI.Insn,t
the said application. viz:
| Iamos CLARK jacob - AN
James A Zei=ier Edwerd Burdney
James Dorm., Patrick Monaghan
James DugaL DIS Pe1-ock
Michael Mulrordey David j Char. bora
fdichRel Malopey Thos J FiiL3immons
| hlchard LAWYER Thomas Bennett
thomas Sheridan Dennis Kelley
| FRANK Zimmerman Henry WRtsel
Theodore Fuekel VIM u Sch.arz
Jonn Kelley Michael tLgRn
james NJ Griffin Patrick Ha9xertz
| ozz or / u. LA VERY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

YXyANTED--A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS
w ofsge. Apply at PRESTON Bh0's,
1913 Market street. OF 2ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

UYANTED-A COOK, ONETHAT OAN
w wash and iron for four Of family,
Apply ct Sll Market street. OK OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

yXYANTED-A MAN TO OPEN OYS-
w ters; also girl 10 wait in store. Ap.
ply at GARDINER, TIN d Shipiey SIS. o22-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

EoH KENT-ONE GROOM HOUSE,
Il with hot and Geld Water, bath and gas;
and one n Zoe 4-room house. apply to d p.
SMYTH, 81 Market street. 22ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

(IYANTED-A SITUATION AS AN
wv engineer, sawyer or any other en-
p'oyment. Address HARRY U. MOkklS,
s4b Madison street. oZzNI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22

UYANTED-A STU ALTON BY A
w young man twenty years OF are, who
has hal two years experience In WOODWORK.
Address ii. Il. thie otfice. III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-27


Stephen Brodie, who jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge, New York, was taken
before Judge Kildreth, in the Tombs
Court, and charged with attempted sui
eide. He was bailed in ST 900 TO answer
Wednesday. Alderman Pat. Divyer was
qualified as bondsman. Brodie looked
bright and cheerful He said he was all
right except little pain in his right
chest. His wife, with baby and two
children, were in court with lady friends
After bail was furnished Brodie left the
court and went to the Office of his coun-
sci. Brodie has been offered 500 week
to go into the Bowery Museum on exhib-
ition.
William c. Rsddy has obtained an in
junction restraining Joseph J. Sayles in
dividually and as Commander of the De-
partment OF New York, G. A. K. from
interfering with his rights and privileges
as a member OF the Grand Army and as
delegate to the National Encampment at
San Francisco Reddy is member of
Hamilton Post, No 1872, and was Judge
Advocate. General OF the Department of
New York in 1884. The Department
Commander insists that he was not a
duly elected delegate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-27

The undersigned informs the citizens OF VIM
nemncca that he is now prepared to supply them
iH Choice Fresh Butter, ~
From the C. s Ranch, which he will deliver on
Saturdays Leave orders at FONTAiNkS RES
TAURANT. sa 81 WILLIAM JlCDlCl
l. Winnsmucca, June IA, 1883. Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-27

a. The undersigned has for sale abou.
10y fifty good, gentle Stock Horses, from
one year old upwards, which must be disposed
of Immediately. and viii be solo cheap for cash.
ASA MOORE, Modntaih Ranch, /.
: il3.u Idaho Road,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 10 (SpecidD.-lf there are
wheat bulls who OF the belief that the maIketls
off on race for high prices. they'll he disappointed
again. Today's market proves that There IS nothing
in the situation that encourage the theory that
wheat to "a straIghtsway advance. If 1t turns
out as it likely to- that prices have turned for good
there to expect sensational advance All
side. Cudaby has apparently been taking no part IN
the trading for a week His attitude IS OF
the most interest, for he has been the
bOdest seller and The greatest winner. Ihere
are some good reasons for believing that no mas
covered his shorts only last week IN two single real
estate deals lie invested about S2JO,OOO cash. Ihey
happened be of record it indicates that the most IN
cigent and persistent operator Oh the cng slde
the market closed his trades and taken bis prons
The pit BEGAN here with to-day with the May OPP
excited that for minutes II was pOnslple
decide the traders ranged. After the trsI
brush of buying aud selling 1t became plain that the Dig
operators their brokers any rate. were stIlns
wheat That made the price little easier, and at
10 a. m. Nay wheat under 80 cents. BE-
tween the and bottom of May wheat. between the
opening and the OclOcR close. there was range OI
12 cents. The opening at the top ana the close al
bottom of the market, that there was decline
the unul the close OF the regular board he
uneasinrss in regard to local railroad LABOR
troubles helped the side OF the sellers. Provisions
and both steady because OF the strength
OF wheat. Ribs Will. IT IA said, be taken care OF Dy
He declares that the demand now s excellent.
The close at 2:3O I IN. May wheat, ISIS cents :;
May corn. 31 81 May oats 29@ 9297s cents:
May pork. So l2la May lard 50 s7ia. Puts May
wheat sold TINS afternoon at ISLE cents. Calls on May
wheat sold at 1873 cents
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

MONDAY, April 1872. VI.

MONDAY, April I2-P. NJ.
The stock speculation begins the new week with the
character Of the concerning the labor troubles no
better than during last week. but rather
The teup of the city railroads and the blockade OF the
Lake Shores fire ght yards at Chicago the prnc
pal topics OF and regarded as an extern
sion Of tho strikes which puts the final settlements
further Of Under these circumstances the only notice
able feature OF the Stock Exchange markets
their strength. The transactions in
stocks amounted 223,9iS shares against
10l $50 shares Saturday But there absolutely
nothing the general market beyonG tha trsdings OF
daIly operators for small fractions OF per cent Tho
market opened with feverish tone. but the evident
OF orders sell shares staggered those
operators who expecting that the mornings news
would bring food OF stocks to market and IN the i'm
mediate following effort the early sales prices
were taken higher than Saturdays last figures Then
succeeded duness with sagging OF prices so
that the last figures snow final declines
OF lsdl per cent the usually active
stocks Central of NewJerscy sufe red sharp decline
from 5l2 to 49i2 and recovered to 5Oe. ana Canada
Southern suddenly declined from 80 to 37a4 but as
quickly recovered to 80. Manhattan Consolidated,
Richmond and Danville, aud Virginia Midland were
specially strong with only moderate OF sales
In writing yesterday suggested that the refusal Of
the Central Traffic Association TO furnish the tonnage
OF Chicago OF each company would result IN dan-
aging reports concerning OF the lines aud true
enough, we TINS morning nnu the IoloWng III prlnI;
The business Is shrinking, and the fact that the pool
refuses to give the figures for the several lines is in
itself conclusive evidence OF cutting These lines can
not bold rates they can't prevent cutting This IL
is which makes the outlook all the worse" II hardly
necessary say that the refusal to publish the par
ticular shipments does not furnish any such evidence
But the fact that railroad shipments are 50 small
lust when some GOOOGOO bushels Of grain Ia Leaving
Chicago by lake is the strongest evidence that railroad
rates maintained Inc markets closed dull anu
steady.
Government bonds quiet and steady. further
call for So 900 900 $4,000 900 Of the IS Is expected
TO be made this week. Annexed are the closing quota
ttOns:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

which sold early lO2c per n dropped 70 lo
and 1--we Cattle alsj easier before the close
markets dull for both CITY and Wsseesa
from the high figures current ast MOI
day there was decline Of fully &c per ID.
Live Caves IN heavy supply and prices tended dovn.
ward all the closing about &c OF from the opening ns
Of the week.
deprc and the market badly D.
molalZed
Rcceps o. sheep and Lambs were heavier IN
the previous week. and trade continued du ana depesse
tended downward O'ing from 10 Al 30 IoO
than the best figures Of The previous weeK on eheep;
while Ycaring mDs On yielded from 10 sc and Choice
fairly well sustained -
ruled prices declined oOc
per head.
ON increased receipts dropped from to -
quoted at The close at ~ 20 81 sO
per loo b few Heavy state Hogs were sold early IN !hs
week at the outside figure.
NTH approach the las. week In LEM and the Pass
the prospects Oi ths Lave stock trade were
rather gloomy st the finish.
BEEVES- Yesterday and oday l37 -
CITY and 39caIs Al 6Os naAnS4 l95 head ag2nss
4,l35 hva4 last MOnd,y
OF the Goth St ~ were consigned TO Mr tHt
and 20 carloads & stern & M"tfger
Jersey city arrivals about D cars were Tor toe home
trade market Opcuet Gul at decline o &C. and tho
demand was quite Sufficient to clear tho
making Tie lower than last Friday dozen csrs
were hkely 10 - over. ,..-o.,o- o. -
few .onds and thin steers sold al q 50at4 81 very
Ordinary 10 rme bl0c&s a. =. - ~ % and h"ce a9a
Extra 80 2Od sG3t car load II taDcr seer, 9oust
IN Chicago for MI Gilman Al - 30 must ha'e cost "d do"n
here fully C Der n live WEIGHT.
Dry Cows oid S50fi 80 Bulls az - % 81 % ana
few Old oxen and at The range If ~ 50asj 20
The BordeTer OF steay with J- Lave affe ana
the Merciana to-day with 35 head. The Denmark and Wy
OmiDg viii probably get OF tO.uIorTOw
weeks sAipmonts and Dressed Beef and
Mutton were as ioiiOws
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
TIE COUR7S.
A WOMAN WITH A SINGULAR CAREER.

motion TO dismiss the complaint of Mrs.
Anna p. WbemoIc against the sixth Avenue Railroad
Company for $1,000 damages for alleged injuries was
rrantel v Just &c Andrews the supreme Court Cham
bcr sierav becans h action mad not been prosecuted
The NOV ne papers OW that the who neither
vilto been married several times bat goes DY
lcr Ia0,n IGme Her fet er, wealthy Georgia
IlaitoT lost has fortune during the war
Lft,I Whifenofe sued the Government FOL
sDo"uO claim 81 10 be oue or cotton anc mule. Gslole
def ttcd She married Captain NainS o.
subsequently kiled or the
Sic left him and cOpcd with Lieutenant IuanY
the Rev Dr. @. il. IIany In 1871 SIZE Appeared in
Kansas bearing the OF collier She indie le1 lor
lor~cstcS AftcIwaid in hi ielpiia u is stated thai
she married lawyer mel Kedhener ana deserted
im IL ths city she tfied TO clea
OF lis business Next she appeared the wife
vile and f4uy Both found gully OF big
s4y LIoOal,n. obtained second trial before
IeCOisr Suvt! S titf ard aCdhttcd Lat August
fc assault and battery and ID tha
Williams ,DGhe ui her old r0udcr and sad she
babitualy swud ns, her usual mOie Of
TO take pretend dd diamonds 10 Ihrsss
Place IN F0urecutht, somr snsT resorts an t!y 10
H. :ucc unsusuectlg men 10 buy them Al times she
claimed be relative Of eN'NuIer!nlendent
Naln,. About a year ago Charles Dayton Islna<e
Philadelphia wealthy Who ~ one time was under
I'm months went to Ph4Gclphll and oc-
ysIte Tor $40 made by hn which lic had
ics-e Judgment l'te teforr midnight on Juhc - she
elferl She she ad her fare but
BY the conductor elected her and for This
Tie Just dismissed was brought
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 19.-ln the Court of Appeals

No. 6jS- c Frankyn appellant. aPt Long sland
City ana Others. respondents frank Blac well appel
lant. J ialph Burncll for respondents.
Gj9 Marx CIT and Others respondents
Strasburper app,l David l. Walter iOr appellant
MiIflth fOf respondents.
In lie matter OF the final accounting william
Preston as-i rnee ETC. OF AlOis FcgesOck nsOvent
debtor submitted for appellant Leo Bamberger FOR
spOndent.
G6l-Charles Decker respondent agt George Lynch
appellant samuel Hand Tor appellant John
respondent.
No. G62-N Hi Fowler, appellant sgt Charles Callan
others. respondents scott Lord for appellant y
h. mp for respondent.
no G65-Wiian MOOrcs. respondent agt. TOwnshend
implicated appellant o ynshend appellant sub
itted Tor respondent.
No r65-Alexandcr BuTdcrus. respondent Henry I'm.
appellant Jacob Hanes for appellant. Alexander
Shar for respondent.
No 167-Jamcs Phelan. appellant agt Edward sche
respondent. submitted
O1O1hc Eiuigrant Industrial Savings Bank
ent agt Thomas J Clue. appellant submitted
The following il the day calendar for April 20:
Nos G7l, 672, G75. G76, ca, 600, Gs3. 679.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
THE REFLECTION IN Cable RATES.
NO ACTION YET ny THE COMMERCIAL COMPANY
TIE MEsrEEN UNION,s PnILCY.

NO ACTION YET ny THE COMMERCIAL COMPANY
The WESTERN UNIONS POLICY.
The Commercial Cable Bennett Mackayl
Con. pany made change in yesterday IN re-
sponsc 10 tire reduction from 10 II cents word by
the pool cable lines, which announced on Satur-
day ono for the delay that the company Is
waiting for the decision Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Tee
graph Conn regard to the land 1t appears
that the Western UuOn has consented to surrender It's
tolls on cable messages to points far west Omaha
The former rate OF 40 cents was only to TINS
city and New-England points. small additional
charge was made ny tho telegraph company
on messages to other parts OF the county, cents
a word to Philadelphia. for instance. and cents
word 10 Chicago. These tolls his agreed 10 remit 10
all The principal points east OF the Mississippi yer a
Ia few places beyond Il. IL is considered sigDnctht
fact that the reducti covers the territory occupied by
III" Baltimore and Ohio telegraph system. 1he Com
ncrcal Cable Company hardly afford 10 meet the cn
II must pay the Baltimore ana ohio the former lana
rates ana the telegraph company follow the exam
pie OF the Western Union only by doing the business Or
nothing That company receives 22L2 per cent OF the
receipts of the cable pool aud the OF the tolls on the
cable business may be made mp by the larger re-
ceips. Cable dispatches To paints outside or the dls
puicd territory will pay the usual additional charges
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
GEAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation. on an active move
meni. suffered setback In prices Under the influence
OF encouraging foreign cables OF ews IN
Europe and an expectation that the visible supply VIII
show decline OF about 100000 bushels. the opening
strong and prices Ia q cent above tho
gains OF Saturday But the realzatons OF the Dus ana
the bearsh effect or the labor troubles more than offset
these encouraging features. Exporters were lhdls-
posed to buy aud only boatload was TAKEN
Spot lots we're easier and dull. The options lost
their early rise before long, and later further ceche
carried prices down LEA 3 cent. The close was
shade above the lowest rates but weak, ana the hei
losses ranged from y to g cent Here are the maj
prices: April, 1914 May and June, 93l2 Juy, yo4
August 93; september. 934: October, 94H; November
9o7s. and December 81 l. centson the latter opu n n
the loss Is q cents In corn exporters bought eoOoV
bushels but the spot market WAS devoid Of material
with wheat but later sold of and closed heavy at
4Gl2; Nav AGA June. AZ; July, 47i2 and August,
lard was without feature Of note; the options
on r3 points at SO - for Aprl and May; Il Tor
June So 26 July So 33 for August So 80 for sep
tember and 80 80 for October ,,
The receipts grain NewYork. Philadelphia Balt-
more aud Boston yesterday were as follows: wheat
l6,s67 buses corn. l4bushels;t ts.s2l32 bushes;
total grain. 44s bushels fOur2766s barrels Az Ch-
cago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals wcre Whrat
3s.4l5 bushels corn. lS6l24 bushels oats, lsi'aV9
bushels total grain 409.242 bushels; flour, 29'o9o
bar