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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

LANSING, MIcu., June SIN the su-
premc Court this morning, in tho case
brought up to test the constitutienality
of that part of the section Of the liquor
law Of 1887, which prevented liquor
dealers, brewers, ETC., from going on the
bonds Of retail liquor dealers, it was de-
cided that that portion of the act was
unconstitutional.
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TIE RED BANDANA.
ldgs Thurman Tells Of Its History In
LI..IILI...

Judge Thurman Tells Of Its History In
Politics.
CoLuMDus, O., June S.-The red ban
dana handkerchief is destined to be one
of the emblems of Democracy in the
coming campaign from the fact that it is
the iavorite OF the candidate for the
Vice Presidency. It's history, so fur as
Judge Thurman is concerned, IS soon
told. He told Il correspondent that he
had used the red bandana since 1915,
when he began using snuff. In the
memorable campaign OF Hon. William
Allen for Governor his red bandana at
tanned considerable celebrity. The his
tory of the bandana anterior to this
time is not known, even by Judge Thur
man.
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TnURNAN'S NOMINATION.
4 Feeling That the second Place on the
Ticket Wns Thrown Away.

Ticket Was Thrown Away.
DAYrox, o., Juns s.-Cannon were
fired over the nomination Of Cleveland
and Thurman. While the Democrats
may fairly be said to be satisfied with
the nomination OF Cleveland, which
WAS inevitable, yet the "kids' are not at
all enthusiastic over the nomination OF
Thurman. They think the second place
has been wasted and utterly thrown
away. The delegates to st. Louis from
this district and almost all the working
politicians were favorable TO General
Black for national rs well gs local elect.
General Black was well known 70 the
thousands OF veterans at the Soldiers
Home, the most OF whom have had cor
rcspOndence with him In regard to then
pensions, and consider him almost as
personal friend and benetactor: IN
fact, too, that he is a total physical
wreck" would appeal effectively to th'
sympathy OF everybody. His rejection
on the contrary, is q snub to the soldle
element OF the entire country, especially y
when in his stead is placed one OF tn
old peacc-atgny-price Democrats, VINO
during the war, were considered by In
soldiers M foes in the rear.
Again, the local hustleps think tia
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PITTsnuRaH, Pa, June s.-The Com
missioners of Allegheny county were no.
tilted to-day by County Controller speer,
that there was deficit OF 1860 in the
accounts Of ex.Sherif Joseph Gray, who
retired from Office few months ago. At
the SherifI7s earnest request an expert is
now at work on the accounts:
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MONTREAL, June s.-Fire broke out at
o'clock this morning in the stables ol
the Montreal Street Railway Company
at Hochelaga, and before help could
reach the horses in the larger stable, in
which there were 1885, the entire build
ing was mass OF flames. The loss viii
reach 100000.
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lie KNOWS AN HONEST MAN.
Cleveland Trusts West virginia Repub
can with Hanna of Funds

Cleveland Trusts West Virginia Republi.
can with Heaps Of Funds.
Special Dispatch to The LnteliiOenoer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June s.-The
President has designated Major John S
Witcher, Army Paymaster, to disburse
the Sl47,75O appropriated by Congress
to defray the expenses OF the Executive
Department at the Ohio Valley Centen,
nial celebration at Cincinnati. Major
Witcher was formerly Congressman
from the old Third West Virginia dis,
trict, and was beaten by Frank Here
ford when the Confederates were re.
eniranchised.
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STEVE DORSEY BRANDS A LIE.
lie VIII ChcCrfully support tho Republican
Nominee, Whoever He Is.


Nominee, Whoever He Is.
DENVER, Col., June S.-Stephen W.
Dorsey arrived in this city to-day, and
his attention being called to kilograms
in eastern papers in respect to his going
to Chicago to knife everybody and the
Republican party, he said; 81 have
not the slightest intention OF being at
the convention and there is not u Candi-
date named that | would not be willing
to support. ! never had grievance
against anybody and the story about my
knitting Sherman or Gresham is pure
rot. | am n Republican from conviction
and am for whoever will most elevate
freedom foreverybody and everywhere" "
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BALTIMORE, June S.-Advices have
been received at the headquarters Of
the National League Of Democratic Clubs
in this city, that not less than 400 clubs
will be represented at the National Con
vention to be held in this city on July
4th next, and that 5000 delegates will be
nrCspnt.
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the Vice Presidential nomination might
have been used to carry doubtful State.
That opportunity has been wasted, and
the boys are consequently discouraged.
They think Cleveland may bea'yery good
Sheriff and something Of President,
but his selection OF Thurman for run
ming mate does not show political wis
dom.
Gravel Hall is considered to have
largely aided in the nomination Of Thur
man on the impulse Of the moment, but
sober second thought and conversation
with the boys at home, free from the
excitement OF the convention, will cause
raVrata
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lie ADDRESSES TILE JOURNALISTS
And GIves them Carte blanche to Report
u Speech for Him.

And GIveS them Carte blanche to Report
u Speech for Him.
PITrsRuRGu, June S.-The representa-
tiyes ofthe Eastern press returning from
st. Louis, stopped at Columbus to-day,
to meet Judge Thurman. The party
was met AT the depot by the Thurman
and Jackson Clubs and escorted to the
home OF the "Old Roman" The press
representatives were cordially receive /,
and in response to the congratulations
Of the party, Judge Thurman said:
"The first time ! ever saw Henry
Ward BeeOher," said Judge Thurman,
"the reverend gentleman examined me
rather critically and remarked: We'll,
you are Il pretty good looking man for Il
Democrat;' and so, looking Mt you, gen
tlemen, before me, must say you are
pretty decent looking fellows for journal
lists. l do not see that you
have any particular gatIs, spurs
swords or daggers about you; never.
theless, desire TO say that you would
discharge your duties fairly and fearless
ly. Now, II you wish to do me n rea
service, lot it be this: Write a speecl
for me and publish it as coming from
me, aud be sure to put in it here ant
there great applause" Also speaI
well OF my stalwart health. Tell then
that you do not know any man excep
Sullivan, of Boston, with whom cal
be compared.
Do all this in your best style and yoI
will pay compliment to the old man
rs they call him-the young man, as yol
see him for yourselves.
thank you for the honor you hayl
done me by this call, and hope you wi
have u pleasant ride home"
The correspondents were rendered
banquet Mt the Neil House and fe'
, hours later left for the East.
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CmcAso, June s.-The Railipiy Age
in its forthcoming issue will say that
from January to June l, 1888, 2,27l miles
Of railway track have been laid. This is
very large amount to be reported so
early in the year and indicates that the
total for 1888 is well nigh certain to ex.
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XESM, O., June S.-M. j. Flalpery,
principal of the Fairfield schools,was
married yesterday to Mrs. AnnJ. Piece.
Mr.. Flannery is about 81 years old ad
Mrs Pierce is about 50 and has childrs
rs old as her husband. When Flannery
was hoy he was driven from his homt
and was taken. in and raised by thu
widow Pierce. While underher roof b,
cot his education and grew up TO usefu
manhood through her motherly guild
ance and assistance,
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ST. PETERSBURG, June s.-The NOra
Fremya states that the measures which
India desires to impose upon the Ameer
OF AfghNnistan, with view to prevent
ing good relations between the Afghans
and Russian Turkom0ns, can lead to no
practical result, but only TO discomfort
among the Afghans which will prejudice
the interests OF England.
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NEw YonK, June s.-Gen. W. II. sher-
man has been confined to his room at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel for some days
with rheumatism and asthma. He is
somewhat improved tonight, and is
anxious to have it understood that his
illness is not severe.
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NEW YoRE, June S.-Senator John
Sherman, who arrived in this city yes
tcrday, says that his visit is business
only. He is one OF the Executive Board
of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
railroad, and is sole trustee OF the funds
of the company since the death OF his
Co-trustec, George W. Cass.
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CENTRAL Cry, NEn., June s.-A COM
mittee appointed by the County Com
missioners to examine the books of
Treasurer Sol w. Webster, has reported
n shortage OF about 5000 in Gis nc,
counts, ' w
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LONDON, June s.-A divorce has been
granted to the wife of Rev. Henry
.Whyte Melville, who eloped in Deceut-
ber last with the daughter Of Capt.
Dunn, late Governor Of Castle Bar Jail.
The ground on which tho divorce Is
granted is that the husband committed
bipamy,
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Special Dispateh TO the Laidligaer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June s.-James
II. Bosley was to-day appointed post,
master at Rushville. A new office was
established at Thurmond, Fayette coun.
ty, three miles southeast OF Fire Greek,
with Charles I. Thurmond as post
JnOptnn
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PITTSBURGH, June 's.-A wellsville,
o., special says: Smiths & NIiller's livery
stable, with several horses, and Snow.
den's store adjoining, were destroyed
this morning by fire. Loss S25, 900 part.
ly insured.
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CHICAGO, June S.-The jury in the
case of Henry W. Thorman, the slayer
of Patrick DAILY, brought in a verdict
this morning, finding him guilty Of
manslaughter and fixing his term OF i'm
prisonment at one year in the peni-
tentiary,
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CINCINNATI, o., June s.-Thc second
annual reunion Of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order OF Elks is in progress here
now with q large attendance from WASH
ington, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Columbus, Dayton and other points.
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GRANADA, NICARAGUA, June s.-A
cyclone Of great severity swept over this
place on the night Of the ID instant
The heavy rains inundated the south
portion Of the city, destroying eighteen
houses, The train due here on the
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nontOn County, Oregon.

PORTLAND, 0oN., June S.-Unoilicial
returns from Benton county, give the
following Congressional vote; Hermann,
l,2l7; GeNrin, 00l. Returns from Tilla,
nook, Hermann, 36l, Gearin, 2Oj.
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Chicago, June s,-Rosswell P. Flower
was seen at the Grand Pacific this morn
ing, "The nomination is the strongest
one that could possibly be made" he
! said nothing can keep the Democratic
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June S.-Thc
Secretary OF the Treasury this afternoon
accepted $4,000 four per cent registered
bonds at 1871 S375OO four and hall
per cent registered at 107 and $4,000
four and half per cent registered Mt l07.
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RICHMOND, Va, June S.-A new Re
publican paper will be started ut Floyd
Court House next week that will oppose
Mahone's plan Of organization and fight
for protection.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, June s.-Peter
Mccartney, the noted counterteiter, was
sentenced yesterday to ten years i'm
prisonment Mt hard labor in the Colum-
bus, Ohio, penitentiafy and TO pay fine
OF 5000 for raising bills and passing
Chuntprfeita
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MITCHELL, OAK, June SIN Bloom
ington, Chasmix county, last night, two
young farmers named Bailey and Wilson
ouarreled over au old grudge. Bailey
fired ut Wilson but killed his own father
Wilson in turn shot young Bailey dead
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morning Of the Sd instant jumped the
track Mt Peoresnada. Fivepersons were
killed and five were injured.
GEN. SHERIpNN,s CONDITION
For the Past Twenty.four Hours not En-
cournglng-The Bulletins.

wAsmSoroS, D., c., JuneS.-Though
there has been no very decided change
for the worse in Gen. sheridan's condi-
ton during the day, yet the last twenty
four hours have not been encouraging
for him,
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cnn.ed by a Trunk.

PlrrsuuRaH, Pa, June Sat Brad
dock, Pa, tonight Patrick Hanlon was
fatally stabbed in the abdomen by John
Garfield. The afTray was the result OF
quarrel over trunk which Hanlon
nI,tnod
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party from success on the present issue.
The selection Of Thurman silences every
man who had even the slightest griev:
ance against the administration and
every man who was dissatisfied, with the
distribution OF patronage"
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LONDON, June s.-Col. King.Harmon
denies the rumor which has been nut in
circulation that he intends to resign his
Office OF Under Secretary for Ireland and
his seat in the House OF Commons.
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CHICAGO, June s.-A dispatch from
indianapolis says: Governor Gray re-
ceived the news of Thurman's nomina.
ton with complacency. 81 have had
no other expectation for two days than
that Thurman would be nominated for
Vice President" he said. 81 have long
thought that the man whom the New
York delegation supported would be the
nominee. think should have had no
trouble had it not been for Thurman's
candidacy"
"What will be Thurman's strength in
Indiana?"
~ think he will carry the iull strength
OF the party in this State. He is u grand
man. ! want to say with regard to my
candidacy that feel prolder OF the sup
mort received at st. Louis and at home
at the hands OF the party than ! would
be Of any honor the convention could
confer upon me"
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BERLIN. June S.-The Post and the
National Zeitlml both state that Herr
Won Putt Kamer has resigned from the
ministry
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PoTsDAM, June S.-Thc Emperor
passed an excellent night. He arose at
10 o'clock in good spiritsand greatly re-
freshed.
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PlrrsDURGu, June S.-W. c. Culbert-
son, OF Erie county, was nominated for
Congress yesterday by the Republicans
of the Twenty-sixth district.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-31
Iowa Notes.

Hon. II. A. Wonn, formerly senator from
Davis county, died at his home near Drake
vile, Saturday, of BrightS disease, from
which he had suffered for long time He
was one of the original agents or John
Browns underground railroad, and helped
many slaves toward the north pole He aft
erwards became Democrat, and as such.
was elected senator, beating Gen. Weaver,
whe was the Republican candidate.
Frank Ray. while engaged at work in a
cistern AT Waldut last Friday. was overcome
by gas from small charcoal furnace and
fell to the bottom, killing him instantly.
George Sellers, who was with him, narrowly
ESCAPED death.
The grievances of the Northwestern Grain
Shippers association against the railroad
companies will go before the Interstate COM
merce commission in few days. The case
will be presented by the state railroad com
missioners.
young Muscatine man named Chester
McConha, was drowned in Cedar river.
When he knew he would drown he OK
claimed to his CONF aniops: I'm going to
drown. Tell mother / will meet her in
heaven"
1t has just come 10 light that sick benefit
company of Minnesota attempted to bride
the attorney general of Iowa 10 decide that
they might do business in this state.
The mysterious cattle disease in We5ste,
county proves to he anthrax. and now comes
the report that two men are sick with 1t and
with small chances OF recovery.
CAPT. Frank l.. johnson has resigned his
position as manager of the ST. Louis q St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-31

IMPoRTANT-Limited Pacific Coass
express stops at principal points only. pass,
S SaMi EXPRESS makes all stops. DA.,
H - a ES&4PPRRSSs makes all stops SECOND.
st. Paul at $500 p. m. daily. sDaily exceps
sunday. Through Pullman Sleepers daily
between St Paul and Grand Forks, Fergus
sss falls, wa7h an HIt CE STONE city Ticket
Mcneil, City Ticket Agent 10 Nicoiiei
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

New YORK, July 3O.-Clearings, $50. sI4,-
461; balances, So, S31, S24. Money on call
easy at 1@1L2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4@p6I2. Sterling exchange quiet and
weak, with actual business at Sd. S5A for
sixtv-day bills and 81. S7I2 for demand. The
stock market opened the new week with a
very dull and listless market, in which small
losses III the forenoon were succeeded later
by a full recovery, though the fluctuations
and business done were extremely small.
London was again large purchaser of Sc
curities III this market, and for the greater
portion of the day furnished the only SUN
port to the list, while the room was meder-
ately bullish, the traders were working for
decline as usual, and in the early trading
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-31
New York Produce

New YORK. July 30.-Flour-Receips, 81,
JOG pkgs; exports, 1,664 bbls and 1912
higher, owing to the rise in wheat; sales,
$4,000 bbls; superfine. $2.50@3.05; COM
mon to good extra Western and state, s. $50
$50: good to choice Western and state.
Western extra. $4,000. 80; fancy white
wheat, Western extra, 81. s905. 10; common
to good extra Ohio, 50. 1905. 10; common to
choice extra st. Louis, S2.S5@5. 10; patent
$50; choice to Minnesota extra, 81. s565. 10.
Wheat-Receipts. IA, $50 blu; exports, 49,
555 au; sales, 81, 104, 900 bu futures; 1917
900 Blu spot; cash grades stronger and 1I2@
2hc higher; shippers demand moderate: OPP
tons opened feverish and at times active,
opening 1l2@2s4c higher on higher cables !;
later sold down A@l3c on free selling; later
advanced 112@1Ac, with considerable cover
ing by shorts. closing strong at near the best.
No. spring, nominal, soc; No. hard, 95ss
@95Iac; No. Milwaukee, 91A@91l2c: I'M
graded red, S1@924c; No. 2 red, S5@92Ac
store and elevator; 97Ssc f. o. b.. 9912@9Ss4c
delivered; No. 2 red, August, 93l2095 lsc
ing at 95c; October 94ls@957sc, closing at
9512c; November, 95G@96Iac, closing at
96I2c; December, 95l2@97Ac, closing at
97ls G; May: SIG OLE; closing 81 O1L2: Corn
Receipts, 40, 750 bu; exports. 1000 bu:
sales, 1886 900 blu futures, 900 blu spot
and arrive; spot quiet but firmly held; op-
tons advanced A@1c early, later sold off 80
@1Ac, closing firm at the bottom. Specufa-
tion moderate; ungraded, 55@56l2c; No. 2,
56s4@57c elevator, 5Sl2c delivered, 52s4c f.
and i; September, 53I2@547sc, closing at
53l2c; october, 5384155c, closing at 53s4c;
November, 527s@53s4c, closing at 53c; De-
grain in store July %: Wheat, lilo. S61
bu: corn. 117,023 bu; oats, 165, 5SS; rye.
$40 bu; malt, 34S, 161; barley, 54Sl bu;
peas, 4,4S3 blu. Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu;
exports none; sales, 10000 bu futures,
htr MI
SO; mixed Western white. 1O@50c
Hay steady and in fair demaud; shipping,
90. Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee
Spot, fair rio, nominal; options 10@20
points lower; sales, 20.5O0 bags; July, 10. 70
Ollie; August, 1O.50@1O.70c; September,
$500; November, 9.60c; December, $500
9.70c; January. 9.65c; February, 300
more or less nominal; fair refining quoted at
grades, 4A@5lsc; refined. quiet; &C."
6 7-16@6 9-16c; extra &C. Csc; yellow, Ga
@6ssc; mould "a" 7s4@77sc Molasses
dull. Rice steady. Petroleum steady; crude
6ss@6s4c; refined, 7I2c; United closed
STEADY at SOlSc. Cotton seed Oil quiet al
unchanged. Tallow steady at 4Is@414c
Rosin III at 103@1O7lac. Turpentine
steady a; 36l2c. Eggs quiet but steady;
Western, 15@1Sl2c; receipts, 1897 pack
ages Cut meats stronger but quiet Lard z
@9 point higher but quiet, closing firm;
Western steam spot, Ss.96l2; october, SO. IS
@S.96; year. 81 .90017. 924, closing 1892;
city steam, Ss.5U. Butter quiet but steady;
Western 11@20c. Cheese quiet ond easier;
Ohio fiat, T@lSkc. Copper firm; lake, S16.SO
Letd stronger; domestic, 81. 10. Tin steady;
straits, 20GD21c. Other articles unchanged
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-31
MINNEAPOLIS
Chamber of Commerce.

Local prices moved up on the bad weather
reports and strong demand from all parts.
Exports were light, but millers were buying
considerable wheat, and the heavy decrease
in Northwestern stocks is creating some
alarm. Sales of No hardware made at SIC
delivered aud sellers WEI holding at s7lac.
Stocks in Minneapolis, st. Paul and Duluth
decreased 1,174. 635 bu during last week.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
! hard, cash, in store, s6l2c; July, seize;
August, SEC; on track, SIC; No. north
ern. cash, In store, s3Ac; July, s3a4e:
August, S1Ac: on track, SIC.
Sales included-6 cars No. 1 hard, SIC; 8
cars No. 1 northern, SIC; IL cars No. l
northern, S5c; cars No. l northern, to ar
I car No. 1 northern, S5Ac; 8 cars No 2
northern. SIC; cars rejected, NC; car
sample, nc; car no grade, Coo; l car no
grade, 76l2c; car corn, 4oc.
Flour-There was a strong feeling in view
Of the advance of Saturday in wheat, and
buyers took hold with more desire to buy
Most local millers added about 10c to air
Quotations. Flour buyers hesitated about
taking it at the new cast, though there was
much Willingness to buy at figures prevailing
q few days ago. The stocks of patents that
millers had been trying to accumulate here
for later use are about cleaned out, and there
is little prospect now that they will get much
ahead again as the inquiry for the last few
days is much more active Patents, sacks to
local dealers, 81 30; patents to ship, sacks,
car lots, $4,000 80; in barrels, S4.4O945 so;
delivered at New England points. S5Q5.15
delivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S4.65@5; bakers, here, So. 3O@3. 65; super
fine, S2GS; red dog sack, S1.5001. 90; red
dog, bbls, S1.65@1.75; rye -four, pure, cwt.
$1.70.
Bran and Shorts-The bran nmarket was
moderately active with the usual amount
contracted for forward delivery. Bulk lots
quoted at S9.25@9.5O; shorts, S10.75@
11.50.
Corn-Demand small at 3s@43c for
samples.
Oats-Market slow with full offerings at %
@32c by sample delivered on track.
FlaX-Nominal at 81 Oh. Chicago 81. 10.
Barley-Nominal at 30@5Oc.
Feed-MiYed feed selling slowly at SIG
@1s.
Hay-Offering fair with moderate reques:
at So. 4067.50 for good wi d.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state inspec-