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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-27
SOCIAL AND pERsoNAL.

Mrs. B. F. True is visiting in Marysville.
W. H. Kinross, of San Francisco, is in the city.
John K. Mccomber, of Folsom, was in the city
yesterday.
George Mcconnell, of McConnelrs Station, is
in the city.
Congressman Follet and wife, of Ohio, arrived
yesterday.
A. J. Clunie and wife, of san Francisco, are
visiting Sacramento
Mrs. F. c. Knauer left yesterday afternoon for
visit to San Francisco.
Warden Aull came up from San Francisco yeg-
terday on his way to Folsom.
Miss Mary Kiefer has returned from six
weeks visit to National City.
Mrs ]. B. Harris returned yesterday from O.
visit to friends and relatives at Downieville ard
vicinity.
Father Grace, who has been spending :. few
days in sacramento, left for the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
A. G. Lyons. Dr. w. W. Light and J, Wilcox
son left yesterday for three weeks hunting trip
in the mountains.
Mis- Hattie ]. Grover, who has been visiting
for the past three weeks in Sacramento the
guest of Mrs NJ. J. Kellogg returned on Mon
day to her homa in Georgetown, FL Dorado
county.
A. ]. Mitchell. of san Francisco, an old-time
Sacramento boy, popularity known as Z" Chick y
and who has been visiting friends here for a
number OF Gays, will return to the bay this
afternoon.
W. F. -Norcross, of san Francisco formerly
editor of the Neu Age ard prominent odd
Fellow, YVES in the city yesterday. He returned
TO the bay il the afternoon and on Friday starts
for Philadelphia to visit his old home, where he
has not been for twenty-nine years. He antici-
pstes much pleasure in visiting the Odd Eel
lows Lodges in the Fest.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterdag: D. ].
Newland, DR.. A. Lsrker New York city; Mrs
W. T. Spillman, Los Angeles; I. F. Chase,
/ Truckee; ]. F. Follett and wife, Ohio; Henry C.
Nell. Plaeervile; Miss Peters, E. Carlmuller, L.
Scholrer, H. Weld, Genee Dramatic Company
E. W. Culon and wife, Miss H Silver New.
castle; W. Robinson, Ophir: W. W. Dawson
| Cincinnati.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
John B. Eldiidse. Siskiyou county; DR.. II. g.
Deardorff and wife, Fresno; A. Hartwen and
wife, Chicago; E. Temple, c. Temple, Santa Cruz
| Mrs. NJ. ]. kvinger, Sheridan; J, NJ. G. Jasper
Wheatland; Joe Co tain, Santa Cruz; J. H. Nor
ton, Georgetown; Ben Smith, Oakland; DR.. F
G. Huse, F. NJ. Prindel, E. B. Root. N Meyer
Sam Well. \. Bushnell, E. A. Heaton. F. w
| Pelslee, Charles E. McIret and wife, ]. II. Sey
mour, A. Bergwin, F. C. Whitman, L. A. Berig
Win Mack, San Francisco.
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THE SEVENTH HEAVEN.
Weston. the Pardoned Millionaire, RI
fnfcafh In His L Ihartx

HARRIsBuRG (Pa.), September 26th.-
When Weston, the Chicago millionaire,
was notified by the Mayor of this city of
his pardon he was affected TO tears. Mr..
Weston was seen later and talked at length
concerning his prison life Said he: al
though l was well treated while in prison,
my lot was most miserable and unhappy
one, due to the knowledge that 1 was an
innocent victim of circumstances. If
were at liberty to tell what know could
open some peoples eyes. But let it pass.
Life is too short for recriminations and |
am too happy to-day to indulge in any if it
were not. had given up all hope and
this pardon coming to me so suddenly and
unexpectedly has lifted me, as it were
from the deepest depths OF the slough of
despond to the seventh heaven of hap
t.inesa.r
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Enain's New NAVY.

lCopyright, 1885, by Tie California Associated Fress;
MADRID, September 26th.-The Official
Gazette publishes q decree ordering the
construction of q cruiser of the first class at
CadiZ, of 1000 tons at Carthagena, one of
5000 tons and four torpedo boats at Ferrol
These are in addition to three cruisers now
being built at Bilboa.
French Telegraphers' Strike.
Copyright, 1888, blythe California Associated Press
PARIS. September 26;h.-The strike of
telegraph operators and clerks is general
throughout France. Business is seriously
hampered. The Government remains firm
and refuses to concede the telegraphers' de-
mands.
New French Torpedo Boat.
PARIS. September 26th.-A new and
powerful torpedo boat was launched at
Toulon to-day. The strictest secrecy was
observed.
A Violent Earthquake.
CoKsrANTINoPLE, September och. - A
violent earthquake has occurred in the
Cult of Persia. The damage is unknown.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-27

ANGosTURA BIrTERs, the world-Ienowned
appetizer and invigorator. Used now over
the whole civilized world. Try it, but be-
ware of limitations. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manufact-
ured By DR.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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THE REAL ARTICLE.
A Shara Bsttle in Dakota Turned Into q
Genuine Fight.

PIERRE [Dak.), September 26th.-In 8
sham battle al Fort Sullv this morning, be-
tween Companies A, B, @ and d, hot blood
arose, and the men got into such close
quarters that several were severely injured.
Three are in the hospital now with wounds
received. The officers drew their swords,
and Lieutenant Aughel received severe
wound in the arm.
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No afternoon hours sundays.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE HoURa,

10 to12 A. H., Q to 4, $50 TO 7:so P. N
10 TO Il A. H, 2 to 4, to s P. N. -.
1890 A. N. to IL n, and 80 to 8 P. l
$50 TO e A. IA, to 4P. M...........
1890 A. L to l, 2 to 4, z toSP. NJ.
9 to II 4. H., l TO 8 P. h................
9 to 10 A. NJ. l 20 9, z 70 SP. No..
l II. to 5 P. H., 2 to s P. M.-...........
9 TO IL A. NJ, 3 to 4, 7 to 8P. M.
8 to ga. NJ, 2to4, 6:30to7:30P.M.
9 to IL A. NJ, l TO 8, 7 to SP. n......
9 to II A. n, 2's0 to $50, 7 to S P.a
9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to g P. NJ.
9 10 II 4. N, 2 10 4 P. .M.................
Il n. to 1, 2 to {, CSC 10 S p. A......
g 4. Il. to 10 ", Q 10 4, 7toS I'm.
9 to u a. NJ, 2 to 4 and 7 to s P. II
..-..
No afternoon hours sundays.
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FoREIGfg INTELLIGENCE.
FRIGHTFUL SPECTACLE.
A Young Man Falls From a Balloon at a
Fair Ground.

Fair Ground.
OTTAWA (0nt.), September 26th.-A bal
loon ascension and parachute drop were
advertised at the Exhibition grounds to-
day. Among the volunteers to hold down
the balloon was Tom Winsley, young
butcher, who with others grasped the stout
rope running round the base of the balloon.
When the order to let go was given, all
released their hold with the exception of
Winstey, who retained his hold and was
swiftly borne upwards. The aeronaut was
unable to help him. The balloon had now
gone LOG feet upwards, and the spectators
stood paralyzed with fear
Winsley finally let go, and came down
like rocket, executing series of somer-
saults in the air as he fell. He struck in a
field 100 feet from the grounds, and was
terribly crushed.
The balloon a few moments later cob
lapsed, and the aeronaut descended in
safely with his parachute.
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Bad Accident at a Ban Game.
[CopW1ght. 1sss, 6y Me California Ass9ciated Pres

WINDSOR (Ont), September 26th.-In a
ball game John Davis, second baseman OF
the Leamingtons, was seriously and, per-
haps, fatally spiked. The spike tore
through the bridge of his nose, cutting the
veins. He is a prominent dry goods mer-
chant in bennington.
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TROOPS CALLED OUT.
Violence Threatened by Riotous Italians
in Canada.

LCopyT1gN, 1855, 6y Me CdlUoTnia Assoclated Fress
SHERBRooKE Quebec, September 26th.
The sudden departure of Shirley and
Corbett, the Hereford Railway contractors,
resulted in strike of 400 Italians. The
company being unwilling to make good
their pay, having already given a check
for that purpose 10 defaultiDg contractors,
they tore up the rails and threatened dam
age to other property and to loot the stores.
A requisition vas made upon a magis-
trate 10 call out volunteers. This has been
done, and troops are rapidly embling at
Sawyeryille.
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Edith Hamilton, aged 15 years, caught g
burglar in her house at Fort Wayne, Ind,
on Tuesday morning, clipped his cheek
with a shot from her revolver. and then
held him at bay uutil officers came and ar
rested him.
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AFTERNOON sEssror.

ScRoFULA is a more formidable enemy
than either consumption or cancer alone,
for serofula combines the worst possible
features of both. 1t is cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the blood purifier.
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IN EGYPT.
Egyptian Rebels Repuised at Suakim
Cholera in Khartoum.

Copyright. 1855, By dae California associated Press
SUAKIM, September 26th.-The rebels to-
day made an attack upon the water fort,
but were repulsed with severe less by the
heavy artillery fire of the British. One
British gunner was killed. The gunboats
continue firing into the rebel camp.
Deserters report much sickness in camp.
Cholera RACES in Khartoum.
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DENTISTRY

DEETIsT, QUINNS BUILDING, SssSse.
- northeast corner Fourth and Jtsas@5
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on Lilly
ell bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for nainiess axtrsctlon D teeth. e
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-27

FoR Bronchial and Asthmatic Complaints,
and Coughs and Colds, Browns Bron-
cial Troches manifest remarkable cura-
tive properties.
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gGTELas AND RESTAURANTS.
WINDSOR HOTEL,

NEARY & FLAHERTY, PROPRIETORS,
Corner Eighth and j sts.. Sacramento, Gal.
Board per week.
Family to 81
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With Corns and Rnnions when VOL,

With Corns and Bunions when you
can secure Immediate and per
manent relief at small expense,
by using MEAD s'CoRN AND BUNIoN
PLAsTERs, which are sold and
recommended by every live Drug
gist throughout the United States
and Canada
In fevers and other summer dis
eases it is advisable to purify the
sick room daily, and for this pur-
pose nothing excels HYDRoNAPH-
THAI PAsTIIEs. These p6stiles
when burned in the sick room
cause no pereeptible increase in its
temperature, but they lmpart a
fragrance that is agreeable, stim-
ulating and refreshing to the sick,
besides neutraliZing and eliminat-
ing all Gisagreeable odors and
bodily excretions, and rendering
the air pure and wholesome.
CO Don't forget BENSON
PLASTER for aches and pains.
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BEST FAMILY HOTEL IN THE CITY-3-1m
HAUB'S RESTAURANT.
6l2 Street.......-................T Telephone 81.

n PEN DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything first-class. Wedding din
ners and cakes q speciality. The only dining
rooms in the city made cool by artificial pro-
IF
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CARTRIDGES FOR THE rRoopR.

MogTREAL, September 26th.-Five thou
sand rounds of ball ammunition have been
forwarded to Colonel Pope, of the Fifty
eighth Battalion.
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long-lived, and the remedies they used
were sir tple preparations of roots and
herbs. The best blood purifier is again
brought into general use in Warmers Log
Cabin SarsaDarills.
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CANADA.

O'Connor Defeats Lee in a Two-atiIe
Scuiling Race.
ICopuigh. 1885, b. The California Associctsd Press
GooDRIcH (Ont.), September 26.h.-The
sculling race here to-day between William
O'Connor of Toronto and George w. Lee of
New York, two miles, with three turns,
was won by OConnor by one length in
1850
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SUPERIOR CoURT.

Department TwO-Van Fleet, Judge.
WEDNESDAY. September 26, 1888.
A. w. Plummer VS.. w. C. Sbeldon-On trial.
Helena Wagner VS.. John Wagner-Continued
Searles vs. Clark-Continued,
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ICE CREAM.

THE ONLY PLACE TO GET PURE ICE
4 CREAM, made from rich cream, not corn
starch, for families, social gatherings, etc is at
CANDY STORE and ICE CREAM
PARLORS, S24 j street.
4p1m 4. WAITER. PronrIetor.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
d. P. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. pRIscoI.
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,

HNoE FOUNDRY IRON AND BRAss
y Founders ana iFachinisss, Front street.
between u ana o. Csssipgsan machinery OF
every description rssa9e % order. spsm
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Notice TO Bridge Contractors.

L OF supervisors of Sacramento County notice
is hereby given thst plans, specifications and
bids viii be received up to o'clock P. NJ. OCTO-
across .sl:e Moquelumne River, at or near the
site of Bensons Ferry. The plans to conform
TO the general specifications now On file III the
CouuSy Clerks Office. A certified check in ten
per cent. of the amount of the bid must accom-
pany each proposal, as surety that If such pro-
posal he acee5ted the bidder will enter info a
eontraet for the faithful performance OF such
work. The Board reserves the right to reject
eay or al bids. f. F. TEBBETS Chairman,
Attest. tsEAL.] Wa. b. HAMILTON Clerk.
s10-td
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< - ,s Ss-aSzs 70 cart yuz pzaasee d-..-s
ss''.s-a. Stss 81 q. sspzexa, c.,
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PALACE RESTAURANT,
-30S x Street,

d NJ. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
D. bright new aud frst-elass. The table will
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
nd Tio 8
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UNDERWRITERS.
REEVES q LONG.
tho evening hoUTs.
GO SAEPA ANY

NEE V ES C< LSNGs
u N ID " IA T A q Ell ~ 50.
SOS st., bet. Sixth and Seventh (north gidel,
WE. KEEP Oh HAND A CORdPL LFTy.
wv stock Of Collins and Caskets; also s<zs-Ezcsb
Shrouds OF every description. Orders fron city
or country will receive prompt attention daT =.
night. RMBALMING done in the best manner,
az reasonable rates IN
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK,

2AkRAIW EN- = bfAiNNs
FylgE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
/ city, corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
Guaranteed capital, 100000; paid up capital
gold coin, $3.50, ,0c0; loans on real estate, March
(, 1885, 81 GIL 00S; term and ordinary deposits
March l. fSsS, c., ,2S9, ,492. Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid in Janu-
Ary and July. Money loaned upon real estate
cnly. he Bsuk does exclusively savings bank
bi:sizsas. fnlorrn alton furnished upon aPpIlcs-
iontc W T. COLEMAN, President.
-. X E.ASI;ToN, Cashier. 4pa
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A LOG CABIN was the
birth place of Q number
OF the best Presidents we
have had. While without
the modern conveniences
they were not uncomfoEte-
BILE habitations. They were
certainly healthy, for our
ancestors were ruoopd and
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MUTUAL BISSOLDTIOH NOTICE.

In ADDITION to the above / will say to those
who have patroni.sed us in time past that hope
to retain sour very much appreciated patron
age. ReSpactfrlly. lausi-in5 A. L. CLARE.
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and weak; mixed, spot 53lac bid; October. 52is0
53c; year 45os145Tsc: January, 45ss045Ssc. Oats
firm and fairly active; Western white 30 O34c; Welt
ern mixed, 2sO3lc. Rye, 60062c Hay dull AID
castor; prime TO choice Western, $lo0l5. Pio-
visions steady at current prices Butter steady Wet
ern packed 15017c; creamery, 20022c. Eggs firm
at Is d 1Slac Receipts-Flour, e, 600 brls; wheat,
Sc, 600 bu; corn 80 600 bu; oats, Ia, 600 bu rye.
1000 bu. Shpments-Flour, % 600 brls; what,
$4,000 bu. Sales-Wheat, lilo. 900 Blu; corn 49,.
600 bu.
CINCINNATI Sept. 14-Flour dull. Wheat Gull
shipments, 5000 bu. Corn easier No. mixed, 49c.
Oats in good demand: No. mixed. 25c. Rye quiet;
No. q 56c. Pork dull at $l4.75. Lard quiet at
$500. Bulk meats firm and unchanged Baron
easier; short clear, 10.12lQc. Whisky steady ales
of 1884 brls of finished goods on basis of VI IA
Butter strong fancy creamery, 24025c; choice dairy
15016c. Sugar in good demand. Eggs stronge, at
14014l9c. Cheese quiet
TOLEDO Sept. 14.-Wheat lower and dull; cash
92aa94c: September. 93lac October. 0334s; De-
cember, 96c. Corn duh; December. 3SAc Oats dill
and firm; cash. CSC. Clover-seed very active and
$500; December. $3.50 Receipts-Wheat. 81, OOO
bu corn "a ZOO Blu; oats, 5000 bu. Shipments
Wheat 1000 ou; corn. 81, 900 Blu; oats 1000 bt;
clover-seed, I, OBS bags.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 14.-Grain firm. Wheat
New No. 2 red, CSC; No. 2. longberry, See
Corn-No. mixed, 46a9047c: white, 4Si9c: OATS
New No. 2, 25c. Provisions firm. Bacon-Ciear-rib
sides, 975c; clear sides. 10. 50c shoulders, $500
Bulk meats-Clear-rib sides, SCI clear sides. 9.5Os
cured shoulders 7.50c. hams-Sugar cured, lZo
13c. Lard-Choice leaf. lilo. Mess pork, $15.
DETROIT, Sept. 14.-wheat-No. white cast
93c; No. red, cash and September 81 i9c; October,
csc; November. s6hc; DECEMBER. S7l4c Cora
Receipts-Whsat. 81 800 bu; corn. 400 bu; ost,,
2S40O bu. tos
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Wool.

BOSTON Sc u. 14.-There has been another pool
amount of business in wool this week. Sales were
large amounting TO g. $50, 100 pounds Of all kind.
Fine delaine selections in active request Large
sales reported at advanced prices, with supplies
very much reduced Quite free sales of Ohio fine de
lane repor at SO 035c but principally at "a
Soc. Michigan delaine strong at 81 d32c. Fire
washed clothing feeces held firm with large sup
plies withdrawn from the market. Ohio at SOC. XX
at 81 d32c and No. at SO $50. In Michigan \
wool there have been sales of moderate quantities N
the range of % 02Sc. Large sales of Territory are
reported, amounting to ], lao. 100 pounds. Cboi,e
Wyoming and Montana sold at 23c and other sales
mainly in the range of 16019c. California spring
wool more active, with sales of 24O, 600 pounds
at l5d2lc including choice Humboldt and Meudocinb
Texas and other unwashed wools were dull lPnll,d
woods in steady demand at previous prices Far
eign wool was dull. su.C
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 14.-wool quiet but firm;
Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia, XX and above.
30032c; Y 29030c; medium 34035c; coarse $50
Sac; New York, Michigan Indiana and Western fms,
or and Xxx, 2602Sc; medium, 80 c34c; coarse,
32G33c; fine washed delaine Y and XX, 3zG34c;
medium washed combing and delaine 80 437 loc;
coarse washed combng and deaine, "a dS5c; Canaea
washed combing. 31G32iac; tub washed, 30oaOc;
medium unwashed combing and delane. 26a2Sc;
unwashed combing and delaine % 62le; east
Oregon. 13d20c; valley Oregon, 1926; New
Mexican and Colorado. 14119c.
NEW YORK, Sent 14.-Wool strong in demand;
domestic fleece, 2S034c; pulled. 30036c; Texa,,
I3122c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-Flour steady. Wheat
Cash lower and dull. Options unsettled. The mar.
within considerable range and following other mar
kets closely in the changes; No. red. cash, 905sc
nominal; September. 90ssc; December. 939937sc
Corn lower; No. 2, cash 42c; October, 4O7sa4Iasc,
closing AT Ale; year, 33l90 33esa34c closing
33osc January. 80 o33l4c. closing at 33c; May, 35
23o234c: October. 3a4c May, 2sss02slac; Sep
TENDER, 2314c bid; year, 23lsc bid. Rye steady at
sac for No. 2 cash; November sec bid December,
13. Bran and wanted at zoe. Flaxseed
$l.21Q1.22. Butter quiet; creamery, 10000; dairy
15017c. Eggs firm at IL l2c. Corn-meal steady at
quiet. Pork SIS. Lard-Prime steam nominal. Dry
sailed meats-Shoulders. sc; longs and ribs, S.sOc
snSF' r fsar fv ,Srs e.a i9ps'
Hams. 1900 lie. On the afternoon board wheat
frmer. steady and oats weak. Receipts
Flour 5, 1000 br.: wheat 122, 900 Blu; corn, % 600
Blu; oats. 6s 900 bu; rye 4 600 bu barley, IA 600
bu- Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat. 10000
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley. 600 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 14-Flour quiet; supplies
light; prices steadily held. Wheat quiet; prices a
shade weaker No. 2 red in elevator 97c; No red in
elevator. s3c ungraded in grain depot ST. No. red
September, 9IG91 lie; October 91097l4c: Novem-
Der, 9509Sl4c; December. 9SA 1880 Corn steady
under moderate offerings nothing doing in futures
steamer No. mixed, in elevator, 53l4c; No. 2
mixed in elevator, 54e; No. mixed. September,
53saa sac; October, $50 054c; November So 53c;
December, 46 04sc. oats-Spot steady demand light;
rejected mixed 27sae; rejected white: Soc ungraded
white, 32sl 634lac; No 3 white 32e; No. white
in elevator, 35c choice No white in grain depot,
DOC; choice barley oats 39c; futures firm No. white
September. 344G34ac; October. 1874 a 4lsc; No
vember 344034$c; December, 35d35l2c. Re-
ceipts-Flour A. 300 brls; wheat "a, 500 bu corn.
none; oats, TO- 200 bu. Shipments-Whsat 1,4OO
bu; corn. 2, 100 bu; oats, IL 500 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 14.-Local receipts were
40 ears, and shipments SO Duluth reported
% cars on track Offerings sample tables were
somewhat below the late average. Sellers were ask
ing yesterdays figures for milling wheat but buyers
held of and did not begin buying until late in the
sion. Some sales were made az fractional decline.
Closing quotations: No. hard, in store, September
9sc October, 9Sc on track, old, 99l9c; new,
96c; No Northern September, 96c; October, 96c;
on track, DID, 97c; new 93c; No. 2 Northern, Sep
TENDER. 92c October, 92isc; track DID, 94c; new.
S9c.
BALTIMORE. Sept. Observation-Disclosures dull
lower, closing weak; No. 2 winter red, spot 93l4 a
93i9c September. 93ls093l2e: October 94ie0
94ssc; December. 97is 97ssc. Corn-Western dull