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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE Oldest Consul OF the United
States in continuous service is Mr.
Horatio J. Sprague, who was APP
pointed to the consulate at Gibraltar
in 1916, forty-one years ago. He
seems to be fixture, but his Office is
apparently not II sinecure, for his sal
AIRY is only 81 800 a year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13


IN Ma, why does God make il rain p,
so that the corn will grow, nv little
girl. 'But why does He make if rain
on the streets whore there is no corn p"
faininl and protracted silence.
rrehch instrument Tor re.oro,ny
,no roliihg OF vessel at sea was lately
.ried on the voyage of a steamship
from Bordeaux to Brazil, and made a
.o'erahiy accurate register of the mo-
"oh' -Arhdnsato Traveller.
"A company at Mobile are com
pel,ed to run their large establishments
night and day making slaves, barrels
ana boxes for shipment North. Tbe
'i'ne was when this industry was
practically confined to tho North
"A hinged lamp-post has lately hoo,
aey,Sod, 1t has the advantage that M
ladder is required to enable it 70 ho
cleaned and repaired, and it can also
o. DC lighted by bending it over. the lamn.
nshtcr carrying key for the purno.e
Elderly Spinster Tin drug s,orsI
Il declare to goodness I've forpot wb =,
come in fer! An it wa, an r.,'
tongues end jest minnit ago" Casrt
ltry'ns to help her ouD-.Er-f,.s
powder. ma'am, or hair dye. or--or"','
'hxit Elderly Splnster.l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

In experiments during the past
year, celluloid has proven an X ,ellent
sheathing for ships, in place of copper
over which il has some advantages.
Another new application of valuable
material is the use OF the lately cheap
ened aluminium for dental plates,
which are better than rubber, and
cheaper and stronger than gold.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

WE are the richest people on earth
In 1880, the wealth of the United
States was valued at $43 ,642 600, 900
to-day it is more than $50,000,000,
Great Britain is the richest nation in
the Old World, and our wealth excee Ii
her by $276,000,000. The wonderful
fact about it all is our phenomenal
gain in twenty years. In 1860, our
wealth was valued at SIC, l6O 900 900
Since that time a million producers
were destroyed by war, and not only
were two great armies withdrawn from
productive Up 3rations, but they de
voted marvellous energy and ingenuity
to the work OF destruction. Moreover,
during the same period, slaves, whose
value was estimated in 1860 at 81, 250,-
100000, disappeared fran the assets of
the nation. But, Notwithstanding all
this, our wealth during these twenty
years incr, II sed ga 1882 100000. Our
actual increase has been ten billions
more than the entire wealth of Russia.
with its 100000 population. We
could buy the Russian and Turkish
Empires, the Kingdoms of Sweden and
Norway, Denmark and Italy, together
with Australia, South Africa and all of
South America-lands, mines, cities,
palaces, ships, rocks, herds, Jewels,
moneys, thrones, scepters, diadems
and all-the entire possession OF III.
coo. 900 people.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE scheme Of building tower for
the Paris Exposition one thousand
feet high is likely to fall through, it
being found impossible to obtain me
chanics and laborers to work at such
a height 1t is said that the vibra-
tons would involve serious mechani.
cal difficulties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE wealth OF this country has it's
principal source in labor expended in
agricultural pursuits, patient toll that
never strikes, never organizes boycotts,
or lockouts, steady industry that leaves
no time for miscievous devices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE Island OF Molokai, the Ha-
waiian reserve for lepers, has received
1850 victims OF this disease during
the last fifteen years, and contains a
constant population of 100 to 500
with an annual death rate OF l50
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13


-his Card: Servant girl Ito mistress)
There's gentleman at the door. -
histress-"Did he give you his name?''
mo, he gave me kiss" "Oh. that's
ny brother Tom. Let him in. "-7roy
Times.
"A Montpelier (Vt) girl stepped up
to the post-ofiice delivery window and
began flirting with the clerk when the
postmaster came out with the sugges-
ton that it was not lawful TO trifle
with the males.
Quite Another Thing. Young
Lady Ito bookstore clerk with his
neck tied up)-have you got the
Newport Aquarelle? Clerk (reassur-
inglD-Oh. no. Miss; it's nothing but =
common boil.-Hrvard Lampoon.
The Best Thing
Now what is the best thing about me-
Wherein is my admirablest charmf"
Then he said, as he placed
His arm round her waist
'"rhe best thing about you!-Ny arm"
- It'd Bits.
Sitter Gin position for photography
BY the way, what do you charge for
photographs Photographer Nine dol
lars the half dozen. Now let your eyes
rest naturally on that sign, Terms
Cash" and look pleasantly Y. San.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

CouSrERfETT postal-eards have been
discovered in Pittsburg which are so
skilfully executed that their detection
is very difficult. This is the first at
tempt to put spurious postal-cards in
circulation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

ARCHBISHOP HESS, of Milwaukee,
says that OF the eight million Roman
Catholics Of the United States three
millions are German. OF the eleven
Archbishops and sixty Bishops, only
one Archbishop, DIR. Heiss himself,
and eleven Bishops are German.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE island OF Arran, off the west
coast OF Scotland, is said 10 be SO mild
that palms and camellias thrive in the
epen air, without injury, in winter,
although the latitude is that of the
northern part Of Labrador, on the con
tinent
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

AMONG the many practical reforms
needed on the farm is the adjustment
of cattle and horse abuse by hired men.
A man who will kick horse or COW
should be discharged At once.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

MORE than half of the area OF Maine
lie north Of the northern line of New
Hampshire and Vermont. More than
half Of Maine is still an unsettled
wilderness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE cultivation OF the bamboo for
fencing has begun in California. II
is said that an acre will produce pick.
eta enough each year to make ak
niles of fence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

FROM the land notices in a Western
Kansas newspaper it appears that fully
ne-quarter of the publication notices
ere of farms taken up by women.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

isn't 1t dreadful" asked Miss
lillybud, "to run over manp" ..Yes
indeed, num- replied the stoker of
the express. at jolts the engine ND
wuss nor COW. - Exchange.
Cute Son-'Say, pop, can't we
compromise this matter without com
ing to blowsp" Pop-"How SOP" Cutc
son-'Why, you give up all idea of
licking me, and will give up all idea
OF getting licked. - 7eras Sitttnqs.
-Medium-"Are there any here who
would like to be put in communication
with departed spiritsp" TOPPER IAN
accidental intrudeD-"Yes! just put
me in communication with the demi.
John somebody walked off with last
night, whilo was asleep on the Com
mon. Boston Budget.
Mrs. Breezy (to daughter) Did
You tell young Mr.. Waldo, dear. that
you would correspond with him ON his
return to Bostonp" Miss Breezy
es' mamma, he has been so polite 10
me while in Chicago, you know, and
seemed SO seriously in earnest when he
asked me if he might not hear from me
occasionally. that what could | saw
mamma but let her go, Gallagherp'"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

In Cambridge, England, butter is
sold by the yard, pound of butter
being rolled out into stick yard
long and sold in sections.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

THE Florida crop of oranges this
year is estimated at 100000 boxes or
100000 less than last year, but large
proportion will be of excellent quality.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

APPLES are 30 plenty in Norwich,
Conn, that barrel filled with them
is worth no more than an empty one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

New York umbrellas must be ex-
pensive. A lady has sued New York
merchant for $4,000 damages because
he accused her of stealing one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13
GENERAL GREEDY does not think the
North Pole can be reached.

IT is 256 years since the first Thanks.
giving Day was celebrated in this
country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13
THE WINDOW-GAZER.
"A queer Profession Originated by a Young
Philadeiphfan.

AhiiautlpnIans
Two young men who spend the dav
and a large part of the evening on
Chestnut street are paid to do so. They
are both well-known figures and gen
orally they travel together. They are
professional window gazers The
young men, in common with every
body else, know that to attract a crowd
to window all one has to do is to
stand and gaze into that window. In
snort time ten or dozen people will
be gazing with him. They were down
to hard pan on their uppers, SO to
speak. One of them went to the pro-
prletor OF mems furnishing house on
Chestnut street and told him that for
so much Il week he would guarantee to
attract more attention to his window
than all the displays that could be laid
out. The proprietor was struck with
the idea and gave it trial. As n con-
sequence there was crowd at his win
dow nearly all the time. The youno
man would walk up to the window with
his friend and stand gazing there until
crowd of dozen or fifteen were
standing with them. To keep the
crowd moving he would walk away
and that started the break in the
crowd. The performance was repeated
every ten or fifteen minutes. The
young man went to other stores alone
inc street unfolded his plan and
pointed out the success of it. In
snort time he had the whole street from
Nihth to Broad on his beat, and he had
70 take his friend into partnership, and
he makes plenty of money
II other window-gazcr. do not a..
onto the idea and get into the bu,ine,,
,hese two originators will shortly estab-
hsh branches Of the "Gazors" in other
cities. -Phttadelphta New..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13

JENNY LIND gave ninety-fve con
certs in this country, and the aggre
gate receipts were $712, 1914.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

last week Isll head. Consigned through Sunday 81
nrs 81 VI which 70 consigned through today
oc4s "a of which 10 NewYork $50 sse market
sedy steers declined 10 100 from last Monday Conmon
fa IS rs asa rs Good to Choice shipping 81 35a 30;
.ta - %; COWS abd Hsers. 50 J0G$4 90; Fat Bulls
- % Ss 90 Mich So Stockers and Freds
Veas s. 50Gf So Is cars Choice steers hsd
saeep-Rsceins ~ 5000. Total for the
week thus far IN. 800 For tins last week lOG
sonslgnod through cars OF which 10 New 1oik
Ioes declined Is d25c Choice Woolsj 10 6OrOfoi fxuA
81 =. Comnc tn Fair Clipped ~ j06s 70 uosi 20 Iaoos
N.mOn 10 ~ sd - 81 all kinds of thin and xht ull
Io1s-Rcce pts - 62U ,eai fotai is- US
week thus l9.540 mead For =. time iAN week
zi.zyt head. Consigned through SUNDAY ~ cars AL OF
which to NeuYork: csnsensd through TO-DAY SO cara 50
which 10 NewYors 20 ears on sale prices 81
2eioc. Light Pgs SIS pO9f5 ~; Mixed Pigs ans Lisht
orker. 50 3Ods ~ Selected Workers - 52@@ %
selccted Medium weights s. 7O9j 40 ReuBh SOH| ~
o'&ss 81 ali offerings taken
CHICAGO. Union stock Yard. April S,-T" Dros.rf
yoarns, rcports Catds-RocsDts 20oo hesa shpmsns
opvo market slow steers S. so 80 ou Stoskcrs
ana Fesders 3jaSS 10 cows Bulls and Mixed 81 10
esJ On Texas Cattle So 1894 O5. ~ -.
Hoss-Recspts 10000 head shipments GEO heaa market
steady; Mixed IS rs So Heavy So 35es5 90 Ligut'
30 z31s5 n Skins IS 900S5 10. -
Shsss-keceipts 1000 head shipments lOOo head mar
net steady. Woo-i S. ds6 10: shorn 81 OOos2 cS:
western ~ 5O0ss 90 Texans S. $50 So Lambs 50 70
0St 75.
ST LOWS April 80 Catt>-Rsceipts l. 100 head shio
nents neDet steady. Choice Heavy Nati ve
steer - 40 S. 10 Fair 70 ioot Native steers % oyD
- 90; Butchers steers Medium 10 Choice - ~ ~
81 <O0S 2u
Hoa-Recspts 800 head shipments 200 head market
strong Choice Heavy and Butchers oelectious - t2g
% 90 Packing. Medium 70 Choice 50 70 80 oo' sA'
graces. Ordinary 10 Best, So 90 al 30
Shetp-kecspts 3.l00 head shipments nonei marAs'
stionE; FAIR 10 Choice 81 a So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
CLosSG PRICES OF b. sToN sTOeKs
BOsrON Apri 30 1888
PURCHASES BY THE TREASURY.


The Treasury to-day purchased 81, 100000
per cent bonds at from &c to 20 12, principally
at 1876 l-2, making the total purchases to date
s6,57s1O0. Although the New-York Sub Treas
ury last week paid out nearly S4,50O00O for
bonds purchased, the Washington cash statement
Of the Treasury as yet reflects only small part
Of that loss Of cash. The reason is that the De-
partmcnt does not credit the d sbursing Sub
Treasures with the cash paid out till the bonds
are received, examined and cancelled and all the
necessary entries have passed through the books;
until then the amount paid out by the Sub-Treas-
ury stands as cash the Departments books
The stock market opened this morning with
something more nearly approaching boom"
shan anything that has occurred before. London
was free buyer of all its favOrites, and Che
short interest hn its liberal purchases mate
rally contributed to the early activity and ex-
element On the other hand, there was more
decided disposition TO make realizing sales de-
Yeloped by the Monday morning bulge IN
prices than has been seen before. Therefore,
while the general situation Is unchanged, ana the
final prospects of the course of the market re-
main unimpaircd, 1t Is not improbable that the
chances for that long-talked-aoout reaction
have been improved by the days operations
Certain it is that board-room traders both
bulls" and bears" are less prepared for 1t now
than they have been before. Stlll, we must re
peat that this is not one-man market ana that
IL is not 4 safe one in which 10 trade for turns
against its general course. Fluctuations are nat
ural to all speculative markets; ana the weight
of todays transactions to indicate that there
may possibly now be a greater one than there was
during the last two weeks. Besides, tomorrow
Tuesday Will be a holiday in London, so that no
support can be expected from there, circum-
stance which the bears in our market may take
advantage Of These thoughts are not predIc-
lions only statements of the possibilities. The
specially active stocks of the day were Reading
Ncw-York and New-England and St Paul Nor
folk and Western preferred got out of its rut at
about a. and opened with an advance OF 2 A
per cent, which it well maintained all day IL Is
pleasing TO note general advance In the hrstciasS
stocks but Burlington and Quincy was specially
weak, and. after opening up l "a at 1917 and
selling al 127 IA, it declined to "a 5-S: The
market generally suffered material setback from
the best figures in the last hour, but 1t generally
closed higher than on Saturday, although rather
feverish.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds dull at the Board and
the bids for the per cents were on IA per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

In State bonds Louisiana consol As sold at
pl and 81 for small bonds, North Carolina con-
los Is at 80 l-2. and Tennessee settlement IS were
up to 20 IA OF city bank stocks American
Exchange sold (2O) at 1886 l-2.
The general bond market only moderately
octive, but prices ruled firm West Shore As
sold up TO 03. Rock Island IS were in demand
up to 06 IA International and Great Northern
frsts recovered TO 100 l-SalO0 and the 6s sold
at e5a67. Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
ruled firm the consOl Is at 99a9s 1.S; the
general IS at 60 7-Sa69 IA and the IS at
6la6O l-2. New-York, Chicago and St. Louis
r. were strong at 50 rs. Toledo and Ann Arbor
Arkansas and Texas issues active at steady
figures Atlantic and Pacific incomes sold up TO
"a l-2, closing at "A against 20 "a Saturday
For further information reference is made TO
our full report Of all bond transactions.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold IS, POO
$4,000 at l07 "a, and seconds (s29. O00 at
~, Texas and Pacific new firsts ss5, OOO) at
S5a92 LIZ and new seconds (s45, 900 at "A 5-Sa
"a IA. Toledo, Peoria and Western frsts SO 600
at 72, Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Il 00)
at IL, Florida Railway and Navigation Il O0)
at 3-S. Newport News and Mississippi Valley Il OO)
at Is, Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan
l200 at %, New-Jersey Southern u 00) at &c, Lee
high and WillSesbarre Coal Il 0O) at II, Western
National Bank (20l at 95a94 and Kingston and
Pembroke Iron (2,Sool at 81 75as3 So
Money ruled easy at 2a2 l-2 per cent and closed
offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s67,o22,O52; balances,
House s4ls,O46. Its net gain on balance SATURDAY.
and to-day was 81 1857 made up by a currency
gain Of Sl4s,256 less currency loss of 81 80 100
The two days operations covered: Receipts,
S239Llll; payments. S2,3s0,35 leaving The
general balance at sl53.32l,S49, consisting OF
$l39,59eI40 coin and s. 3.725: ZOE currency.
n. .n 1ss.ue Of "a .'fs,R. and a.:
EevNork for the msnth oil APra;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The grain markets yesterday still were dominated by
the bulllsh temper but effective in wheat.
Shippers held aO0f demand OF Saturday having
been for special account but prices the spot
steady The total transactions in the options failed
reach important figure but the record nearly reached
1000. 600 bushels. There easier feeling at the
start reports OF needed West and prices
fell Of 1-4d38 cent. The bears however. lacked ag-
gressive courage and strength the California
kets arising bad crop outlook coupled with less
favorable reports Northwest. caused renewed
inquiry which carried prices up 5s31 Is cent The
market closed firm and showed gains OF 3S for
May at "a IL cents IS for June at SO 90 cents and
July at 90 IL cent rs August 90 IS cents and
September % Is cents and "a for December at
95 IA cents. Although the Indifference OF exporters
continued TO be manifested in the cash market held
steady, with Quletness general The options OF in
sympathy with the influences that affected wheat, and
then rallied and ended strong Yet gains Of only IA
cent were scored by June at GO 34 and August at
CO cents the other months being unchanged follows
May, GA Ia July, 81 "a September and October 90
cents Oats were devoid OF important feature but the
options ended firm and up Is cent for May at g. "a
cents and g. cent 33 38 cents July being I'M
changed at IS 5s cents There strong market In
the lard line with sales Of 200 eees the SPOT part
OF which for export The net gains for the options
extended to Gzs points hna quotations being IS 10 for
MAY and June. - 10 for July S. "a for August and
ss 2s for September and October.
The receipts OF grain aud reported Yesterday at
New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 1924 bushels; corn. 55,953 bushels :
oats 73o5s bushels total grain, 140O05 bushels; -four
40 1873 packages At Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat, 509S3 bushels; corn. 22S922
bushels oats 195 7O5 bushels total grain, 473ClO BUSH
els; -four, 90 G59 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 80 (Speca There was dip OF IL cent
IN the prices OF at the opening today bus tere
such buying on this little reaction that within NJ
teen minutes after the opening Logan reaction At
the figures than one cent above the
opening The receipts OF in the morning were $40
cars, Of which 16f graded No. 2 The visible supply
showed increase OF $4,000 bushels ana tne
local stock shaved an increase for the Of 494 300
bushels May opened "a 5sG54 "a cents sold az 90
$50 l-S. and closed at 55 So. July opened az % 90
cents, touched 55 IA, and closed at 90 lS Inc ram
started oats 12 cent lower, with the country sens W
All OF the declines recovered ana he'e
by pressure from the May shorts May opened
at 80 closed at 80 So July opened at 81 cents
and closed at 80 49, The estimates are that the STOCK
pork the will show decrease OF ABOUT zooV
barrels the stock OF lard decrease OF about ooVO
and the stock Of ribs probably small decrease The car
rylng charge on pork spread to II 2 cents On 20
and ribs ID cents June p0rk opeIeu ~ I'D onened
touched sl3 80 and closed at SlS ID JUNE ~
at 81 ds7 81 IL, touched 50 81 IL ana eos * and
June short ribs opened at 81 20 soI1 Oe'"eSN " ~ ~
81 q IL, and closed az 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE April So.-Cctton was dali Mddlins e7sc
Flour steady quiet Howard Street ana Western SUPER
nne 81 81 s5 Extra 10 S. o. o. Family DO 81 O9
30 CIV suDerdne - 81 so Extra do So soeS 10
do RIO Brands 20 90 PataBsoo Family s. Is do SUI
rerative Patent So 80 Wheat-Southorn 1rm Futz We
g9c Lon cbrrry CSC sl westers qust No WINTER Red
juno .Gsl SC DO for July sOi9a9sae for August
6S s65c Western steady. Mixed SPOT a. 62hde3e; do
for May 6oh@6Oae; dc for lyme 60 esq.,: oats were
Western Mixed at 4os42c: Penasyvasis at SAC
rive firm at 1870. Hay firm Prime TO Choice West
sl5 500i7 o. Provisions steady mess FORK slo w
,SsLc Bacon-Shsulders 7ia0src. C!ss- Rib sides &c
Hams L. Hl2sc. Lard refined DC Butter nrIn Wsstera
PACKED ~ a23c Crcamorv 25s27c Eggs we're 9nist
hrner ordinary 10 far 1910 sugar nN
w fd.s steady At s. q Liverpool
ia9Id Roceipts-FIoHr l9.eee Dbl. Wheat 1900 susn-
Corn l 900 hu.h oats 1000 bush shipments Mono.
Salss-Wheat 80 0OO bush. Cora $1,000 bush
BOSTON April 3O.-F1sur firm and in light demand
steamer Yellow 6sc. Oats nrn No White ~ l2o
Butter in moderate demand. and prices unchs nssd
western Creamery rs e2Gc Extra Vermsnt 70 62ec
cheese very quiet hold steady Eggs in falr Do
with large receipts price, we're unchsngsa E.sr
200 bis and 5000 sacks Corn $3.50 BUSH Oats 5000
bush, shorts 20 tons
BuFYALo April 30-wheat-Market weak No Hard
esc No Northern lOc Chicago May No Northsrn
Winter wheat nrm; No 2 Red Michigan 94c Ne Red
a2c; No l White Michigan s6c ORR scarce AZ 63e:
Oats were weaker; No White at 4oc No white ca, o.
S %% Western 81 a8sc Flour steady demand coed
Bcst Patent spring So 2 Best Patent Winter 81 so
psr Ghl. in carload lots Mleca steady Winter Bran
500 90 Spring do Sl9 So COrnmeal firm Oatmeal steady
CHICAGO. April 3s-Tbe leadias futures ranged as