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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
THe ReD-HsAoso GIRLS NIGHTS.
An orael@I oPiaisn Rsl@slag % the white
Hsrss HAsory.

NEw YokK. April 7.-Jnstice Patterson.
80 Tar a. known. is Ehs nrss legal authority
who has been orhcislly called upon 10 de
termIne whether Is Is breach Of the lHw
70 realnd red headed err when you
meet heE Of the simultaneous appearance
Of . white horse Gcmims Bresssu was
annoyed Ia this way by Jacob Hoeing. Il
MAS proved IN court that when Gemima
s2s on tne stfsei 81 the tsns OnFiaineo
oi tnSIe we're SIX white horses IN slgbt.
hoeins shouted, "O0liy. 0eLnlmz. your
heads . roaster. The only girl ia New
York that's followed by six white horses. +"
1ne justice hello that hoeisg had grossly
cneL0s1 The lev a. vel as the slrl. bal N
view OF the lads previous good character.
and Of the fac; that he had already spent
tweniy-foUT hours in cell waiting exam
lnsglon, the justice let hial 20 on the promise
10 never Offend again. Hereafter SAID
the iuuge, 'yOu must not use . great truth
in sociology As sn instrument OF irritation
TO giTls Of merry Great"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
FELL IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Pennyless Miner Has q WindfaIl O
100000.

Penoyless Miner Has Windfall OF
100000.
SHANoKIN, Pa, April flames Bailey,
of this city, has fallen heir 10 $3.50, 900 lett
him by the death OF an uncle. Bailey
needs the money about as much as any hu-
man mortal could. lie has wife and
seven children. and for the past four months
has lived IN sbject poverty. lie went on 4
strike with the rest of the Philadelphia Il
Reading men in January, and failed 10
secure his place when the strike was
declared of. He was compelled TO seek
aid from the poor district. This morning
he received a letter from an attorney in
England informing him Of his lucky wind
fail. Bailey has resided here tor tbe last
twenty years. Previously he was private
secretary to the deceased uncle. de mar
ried a sewing girl despite his uncle's
threats OF disirheritsnee. He sailed
tor the United States immediately after hi.
marriage. and failing TO secure work in
cities, came to the coal regions and has
since worked in the mines NEXT week ne
will sail with his family for England to
take possession OF his riches.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

New York, Apr IL. - Sutherland.
better known a. senator Bon Esrt TIE
ex-rninstrsi. died issi night lie wss rs-
Gently socUsed by Long Island Eirl Of
seesuit and vas - appesr fH friai B0DdsT.
His dsgfscs seemed - bsve esused him 70
resurns his old habits BE went - a
chsfn ber -. botei, kept ~ sn pio friend -
his yesterday. and d-snk bes~iiy. Re then
went o. bel iB room above the saloon.
and was found dsad there sb0ui midnight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
The REMEDY KILLED HIM.
The Result of n Mans Attempt TO St.rse
out Disease OF the stomach.

COLOMBIA, ;. G., April 7.-George Allen,
Of Akin, died yesterday OF voluntary star
walton. de WAS Ia prosperous clrcumsta a.
ces but bad been ior some time a sufferer
from q complaint OF the stomach. every
thing he ate causing him terrible pain. lie
refused All medicine aud decided 10 cure tbe
disease by starving II out. de began fast
ing forty days ago and for thirty-sesen davs
nothing bat wafer has entered bis stomach.
Three days ago be became unconscious, and
ms family began giving him Stmuisnts IN
small quantities. bat IL was too late, and he
died Oh the thirty ninth day 0i his fast
Mr.. Allen believed that by fasting for forty
days he could siafve out tie disease. lie
was well educated and 80 year. OF age
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Two splendid specimens 81 the tramp
order vsrssrresiee oUi - tbs nsv gss works
last night Trey tsiF'eo themselves 10
apartments Ia iittis frsme house Desr the
works fnst 80 c1DfTscro-e hsc built ~
TyrIi fheir toois in vissn theT ~ers boring for
PES They ne1 81 3psb stoif iitfie sioee
and o1ser uscesesrtes ~ lie 81 they hso .
ere sn5 weTs co0kifk sod esiiue and sD-
iovinR themselves haxsiY when ne ofiinsz
suied tbem
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
RESTORED TO LIFE.
AsMother's Great Reward FOR watchinz :
Over the Body of Hsr Child

Athothers Great Reward FOR Watchinz :
over the Body of Her Child.
NEBRAskA CRY. Neb.. April 7.-Tnursdsy
night the little daughter of A o. Swift was
pronounced dead from typho- pneumonia.
The mother could not be persuaded to leave
the little one. About 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning her screams OF Joy awoke the
whole neighborhoOd, and several persons
entered 10 find the child sitting on its
mothers lap refreshed and apparently we'll
II has improved steadily since then, and is
doing excellently tonight. The mother
says that she Was weeping over the inani-
mate form and was kissing the cold lips in
an agony of griet. when suddenly the little
one opened It's eyes and the next instant
threw It's arms about her neck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

PITrsBURG, April lowing to the depres-
sion in the pipe "a sps and 10 labor troubles.
which caused the stoppsge of the mills for
nearly four months, the EIbs Iron and Bolt
Company tlimitedl and the Continental
Tube Company nave suspended payment
The liabilities are $4,000 and the assets.
consisting OF valuable manufacturing sites,
mills, etc, amount TO over 500 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
Tn. Ios.su uI,I,.n rasr,..

PEsTB, April The damage BY the
ods caused By q vstsr spout which passe1
Yesterday. il sstiulsted a. million forms.
The toen of nzza hzc.or - in - langsr-
oos = position that t8s inbsbit4nts have
Sar7lre district
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
NO SETTLEMENT YET.
Carnegfe's Men stiiI Hold Out-A Long
Lock Out Probable.

Carnegfe's Men stiiI Hold Out-A Long
Lock Out Probable.
PrrrsBURs, April THE employees of the
Edgar Thompson Steel Works held mann
moth meeting at Braddock today. at which
they almost unanimously denounced Car
nsgie's proposed scale, ,and also Carnegie. for
asking them TO work twelve hosrs. The
vote on the question of going to work Or
Carnsgies terms. stood 2.OOO 10 none against
II. A Joint committee of union aud non
union men was appointed to try 10 reopen
negotiations with Carnegie. The result Of
the meeting mas seemingly widened the
breach and makes long shutdown slmost
. certainty.
Business men are filed with consterna
ton ~ the prospect. many stating that they
will be compelled 70 close uD their stores
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

FttEEEsHrze. ~. Va Aurl 7-Castsin
Ps1l Bovto8 sn.s-e5 she river shovs Wheel
irg Vegerozy sfssT1oon sE.d asgsa he th0a-
ssr5 nlse isurney doTn tse 0hfa Tn-
Reese cr8rfs snea the rs- banks he
5s- = eoFnrz-s<a George 81 Sz2rr ard -
sarr.rr asaea ~ ssversi raE~eses-. res -
- rress A. ne party nesss5 Sas fsh.
fs-enes - tzsafF srs mis.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
The vlcks GET AN INJUNCTION.
They VIII Contest the Postmaster- Gsn
ersis Recent Order.

erRi's Recent Order.
RocHEsTEE. \. Y, April AT Syracuse
TO-DAY JSdge Wallace granted temporary
injunction restraining the United States
postal authorities from rating up, which
means adding 20 the postage rates Of seeds
sent by Nick Bros. of this city, to Canada
and rernailed from there ia small packages
TO points IN the nited States. This rating
up had been ordered from Washington
when II was discovered that the rsie IN Can
sd4 is less than the United States postal
regulations permit. This temporary in
junction is 30 stand for four weeks. pend
lug srgu mept for . permanent inj uDction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Tvo Children Iese Their Iav-s IN His-
sooss->e.sn otssrs lsAdiv Injured
PALNYEs. No. hprii 7--Fiffesn school
children while playing arSsnd an old vel.
we're prscipiisied a. the bottom ~ the
breaking of several rotten pisnks. To.
Arthur Little AMI May lsDfsn. were
drowned seven were isfv injured and
not eEpecten % live. Jhe sosne ~ the
rescue was very exciting The well wss
thiY7v ferf deep
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
. -.Ii.,s . isli.h's mind 20. aOptsAss-

do .ssisss felizh's mind 80, dorteasr-
Anas. - Tossps TsPaos-
God blsss ths Giddy Gusher OF ths New
YORK hsrTor. She writes and writes. and
~s never tire Of hsr-sDd oy The way shs
Is the osiy siday sasher on earth whom
man OF sense sould not tirs Of Hear her
ss shs talks Of the plays Of nowadays
Wake me up when Kirby dies. vas the
order years ago. when palrons folded their
arms IN theatres 70 sleep oat Ihs acts Of =
TRAGEDY or mel0drsmA l. viii soon be
customary to send ashsrs down the aislss
bstwsen the snorsrs 70 announce. The
tank Is nov exposed" The engine Is about
70 come ca. Wake ap aud see Garrison on
a real horse Miss Ads giLa Is about TO
fall into actual water and stay there until
rescued"
Noses W Field made rather . large
sized mistsks when be callsd Gen. Wm- z.
Innes a tool Of the Republican party. The
Generals letter. which appeared in the
the Detroit Nsses, was quite TO the point.
In fact, General lnnes SAYS. in effeci, that
Moses Is a lar and that we're be within
reach Of him he woaid slap bis mouth. The
political kettle Is beginning TO sirzie-but
Detrolt's Moses W Fields. have no cause
or reasons for attacking old aud honorsd
citizens Of Grand Rapids. such rs Is Gen.
Wan. z. Innes-
Long ago / cut two years from the TELs-
GRAA-HEEsLDs prediction that Grand
Rapids would have lO0. 600 inhabitants in
1892, and l am quite happy in the knowl-
edge that the new directory will show 8
population for this city OF 81 eco and up
wards. The city directory last year had
24.740 names. which. using the smallest
multiple ever used by any city, viz 3, gave
Grand Rapids upward of "A. 300 souls. Most
cities Use three and half IS a multiple o
their directories-the most conservative
sctnaries agree that three aud q
| quarter is very small multiple
TO use. and the only way New Yori
gets at its population year by year is tC
| multiply the names in its directory By five
and then il does not reach the actua
trutn by many thousands. Messrs Polk &
| Co. inform me that their directory thi:
year will contain at least 2, 600 names. 81
far as they can estimate it at present
This would give us about Si,OOt
souls at the lowest figure. The TELEGRAM
| HrRALD is conservative in placing the es
innate at 5000. If you desire to know ths
truth about the growth of the city, you
should secure copies of the Special Trad,
Edition" which viii be published thi
week. Seventeen thousand copies have al
ready been sold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

BELLOWS FALLS. VI. April The train
which left Bellows Falls over the Rutland
railroad At II o'clock last night was wrecked
= mile above Rockingham station By a
wssbout Engineer Moses Pratt snd Fire
man John Pratt were killed The baggage
snd express car. with its contents burned.
Many people we're badly bruised.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

PARTNERS q tbe Young Nsn's rarissisn
Associsison was he'd YESTERDAY ef.er,lo-e
- the sescosfien reouss. The res 80
~ scslexr ffs1 Fresi8eHt i.zrtiroe
zones. Fise f'sss tnt Ffea 5o9ss, Secretary:
Harrr Isonss1 Y-eaz1tef
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

NV YoRK April Hans s1sckrlsd snd
bis vifs Nanny. hsBdsons Ve1r an q u.
took aose o. p-05son ez-lT t-.s morning
and died rit1in al bsaf 81 eaea otaer 10
the - vincent Hospital Tne husband
rss P0iisa Is~ sud hsd aeen cat 81 seFx
for some tine
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

AsE 1as9E Ap-l 7.-ofs BrssirIs
Hsvsn. ssn q Bish0T Haven su1 iste =
professor ID .fe Eorfh western nlTersitv 81
EveBstcr. FG die5 bpr4 9 ~ fFpntae
/. ver. HiF rensins VII srrve - Arm
A-Dor IBIS evening and f5e fsDsrsi viIl
s,ecsf tonrorr0v
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
SENATOR INGALLS, sAND-eLAss.
An Old Fashioned Method of Carrying Out
the biye Minute Rule.

An Old-Fashioned u Method of Carrying Out
The Eve Minute Rule.
S WASHINGTON, April when Senator
Hswiey was presiding in the Senate few
days ago, during the discussion OF the hnan-
cial question, it was noticed that he held
in his hand a small sand glass. with which
he careiessiy toyed. Some Of the Senators
and mary spectators then saw this glass for
the first time and supposed il 10 be q new
acquisition TO President Ingalls, desk furni-
ture. The truth Is that the glass has long
been in possession OF the Senator. IL Is a
five-miDute glass ana Is used By Mr.. Ingalls,
when the Senate Is proceeding under bat
is known as the minute rule. The mo-
ment Senator begins 10 talk the glass is
set and as soon as the last drop OF sand has
fallen through the gave comes down with
a sharp rap and tue next speaker takes the
floor. The Senate sticks 10 old fashioned
ideas and President Ingalls, deems il much
more within the keeping OF the dignity OF
that BODY TO mark time with a sand < ass
than with a watch. sucn as Speaker Carlisle
pses. In the Senate also sand boxes are
still placed on the desss, and the able SeDs-
tors dash sand over their writing to take up
the ink instead OF using the tangled
plotting pads with which enierprisiDg sd-
vertisers keep their desks literally supplied.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

wfz85sssFokr. Aprl Pre- issf sven-
ifr gstses 80 lursbrr qsrd q Brown Csrk
2 Esue- c1~er ~ . tsrrstorr ot ever iVt
sr~se fsaf~esn four su8 hvt n.illioF fset
- bs- vert bafne6 I<fss s71gn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Frr-9sr -. Aass.. 4rTls The saiisinz
occrsse6 ~ Es'1er Haywood ekssir fsczerv
toes - vr5sk tfe woek vss 5urnsa snsE
Esat- kez- 49, 80. inzsrs6
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Drstfy. April 7.--ers2k prspssett5ns srs
being ms1e ~ tie gSiies s1d ni1tsTy r.
Irslsad - frnsgrsts sny sfte0et thss nay
- nnsce ey TIE Naiio1si Iesg7s tos1orr0r
o. nold r1@efi1gs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

TIE izrxest ssssTfrasar ~ H9seTy. from
svs 60 fEsatg-17s cents par ia tas q =
Mosxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
German Convict. started for An.erios

WAsHINsToS, April 7.-Iniormstion has
been received st the Treasury Department
that the two German convicts. Finster-
walter and Riperger, who we're returned TO
Germany by the Commissioner of IDmigrs-
ton ST New York ia February last. are
about 10 renew the attempt 70 land in this
country. Thew were assisted, 20 u y said.
oy GernlsD Benevolent Society Their
alleged plan - 20 sail from Eaglsad 10 the
United states uEdeT assumed names In
formation has been received THAI 8 femsie
convict 'assistsi' By the same Benevolent
Society has ssiie6 from Bremen fsr inis
country. Instructions have been senf 70
proper officers 81 a. Atlantic poTss - pre-
vsui Tbs iaBdinx OF these immigrants and
others q tasir kir8
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08
BURNED TO DEATH.
Woman and Her Three Children Fatally
Injured by Earning whisky.

Injured by Earning Whisky.
WuKEBARRk. Pa. April Mrs. Mary
Sharp. Of Wsnnemie, was engaged in the
manufactures Of whisky yesterday afternoon,
when the Dot containing the same toppIed
over into the hot fire. Her clothing caught
IRE ana she was burned to death 10 few
moneEts. Three of her children, who
tried to save her wsrs also eoraed and siil
die. The husband and father IS reported to
have become insane
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

she's Good soisa ro<sss ~ rsssoassss
Priess. AozsEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Esssana prie~s saz6oaa Grs. sock
N2Exs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Tissl our ssssrssrs ao0r fg- c-eeksry,
easzs as Tsswa-e. ksEsEA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Fifteen czses Misses Trimmed Szzor
Hss say esch- Assorted coiors sold rexa-
sriV ID millinery ssores a. ore sosisr
Moss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

EvsryEss1e Nsai0m priced Drsss
ns-s.as NoRsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

visa s1r Kubb~ Dsp<-tmeps Cor bar
zzas Nonsxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Sr4F Frrrrvr
'&~ ehsTi-s ~ rcu knxw II tbs~t frl-
ar Caelexh SO es IN to~n GA the fs~st
81 srwi
texut ssv. Avthar xhYf
Vel tht elahs si~svs N - scrns
r~ick 3cne.herkasx. snd - iuss ike hisn
10 n,ake sens kind Of = fooi 81 ne. don't
esezkns-. Dvedfsiiv embarrassing - be
ns,is q Isci ~. Chswies
.Ssvsh sxpewiencei r. Aw-hur. hnt yca
s-sdt hsvs arr fesA sf snvones mxksse
foei az ven.
nr.sxox- x~fal,r. tA..f><. raa .lxzx~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

A~ei \ Bsrney = = isczy fsilo~ He hss
hnen faria1Sfe ~ s1<a - make coatrscf
fsr ferrl 81 gsars ~lfn g1is NsrloFs 80
next rsason- sasia rove - - smother
Nsry A1aerse1 s3sh s-4sfics ana
snzzsrts. ~ Z sas = aar rigsziy nsnsrsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Tse woods s-s fnu q Dr. JskvIis sns
NJ HTa@s. We have bad Richsfd Nsns-
hsd SD Daniel Bs11msna. snd Bor
Frsax Ranzs sod T8eedors Hsmiisoa az
Honrce East hey So shprtiy - seen u
here ia srzna Rapids re save hs5 hat txo
a. Ta-MsasSsid sa8 Acsax Asaszer
George fr9uxe-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

n SAT- lake Cstr wse~s the Bsctn- Bsr-
rets oenapsny zpuesred lsss Ezex. nea an8
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

What lot Of pretty and cspsble actresses
Michigan hss furnished the metropolis
Nth. There's sweet Kate Nrl0ny the
Madison >Qasre stStles7ue Phoeois kIsse
a. Dsuys Both are Ds rais sTls. And
new cute little Nsv 81 eolccft the. Adrian
lscxson q = next ssss3a . ~ mem Der
O tAs Ner York stlcs companies. There's
Bovd Putnam. Al. yss, taar - tr1e be =
rot n New York be - In Boston. Whsf7
Nat sn acrrssS True. true he = al actor
Beg Foaf usrdon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

Lizzie ETsas opened her brief engage
merit IN this city A. yesterdays matinee at
PO~ers aud closed II last evening With her
play which she calls '0nr Angel" Sac is
Tinsoms little actress and ought to have
better bay. "Ogr Angel' is Ben Nszin-
isy's square Man = lite chan ged. There
= one good scf in it. the third. and this
brought out Miss Evans abilities. She has
= very magnetic voice and improves WITH
every season in al shs does She vss sup
ported hv ". c. Donaldson. Fred L. Kent
Percy Brooke anu verT fair company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Flour-Rsseipts, A.
s3s packages: exports, 1.l9s brls 1000 sacks.
Opened frner; closed weak with moderate busi.
ness. Sales. Is, 700 brls.
Corn-meal In moderate demand and steady.
whest-Receipts. 1900 Do; exports, none;
sales, $4,000 bu futures, $1,000 bu spot SPOT
market unsettled, easy and q moderate milling
demand; No 2 red. sl.14t9 l.I5 IN elevator.
sl.l4Isl.l3 ahOas, sl-l4ieLi5s C. o. b.; No.
3 red, sIO5t a 06, unrraded red. l03i: No.
2 Chicago. Sl.l6 IN store; No 2 Milwaukee,
sLlll; No. l white. sll201 IL; No. ! red.
si.isa1.l9, No 2 red, 81 os3 q l.03i. OPP
tions fairly active add unsettled. early. II aisc
higher; declined II a2sc, and closed weak at
&C under Saturday; No. 2 red. October. closing
~ sl.l3s: November, e. 1874 al l4&, closing at
si.i3f Decrmber, all 7-l6ell7t. closing %
81 l54; January 81. 16t a III, closine at 81. i6s:
May, 81 2os a L22A. closing at g. 20s: June, ell %
al 20, closing az 81. 10.
Rye hrm. Barley steady and more active;
Extra No. z Canada, e6c: uneraded red Canada,
b6oe9c Barley malt nominal
Corn-Rsreipis 90. 600 bu; exports. &C. 375
ou; saiss, so, 900 bu futures, i42, 900 bu spot.
epot market moderately active, o4c lower and
weak; No. ? asa q 4s4s elevator; 81 e4ele saoa,:
unrraded nixed, 46t 049lc; No, 2 white, Soc.
Options dull, t0Re loser and steady; October,
tsss; N~ovenbsr, AS q loc, closing at 4s5e; De-
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hard rein led, 7&oshc; New Orleans, 6o6ke.
Eggs firm at 17tac. Cheese in moderate demand;
choice mild Ohio fiat. l0la111c.

hard rein ied. 7Aoshe; New Orleans, 6o6ise.
Eggs firm at 17i9c. Cheese in moderate demand;
choice mild Ohio Fat, l0ls111c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 29.-Sampls tables were
we'll supplied with the accumulation OF receipts since
Saturday, aud sellers found the same lack Of inquiry
that characterized the close Of last week. Buyers
had not taken much grain. Some early sales were
male at about Saturdays figures, bat the tendency
was downward, and In the absence OF any activity in
speculative markets dealers looked tor lower
prices toward the close. Receipts for the two days
were 535 cars, and shipments amounted to IS. A
few orders were in from outside millers, and these
took the bulk of the wheat sold. Closing Quotations.:
No. / hard, cash. $3.50; November, $l.30;- Decem.
Der. $1.30; May. Sl.35las on track, $3.50. No.; 1
cem5er. si.ls4: May. si.23l4 on track, 1922;
december, sI.i5, May, sf.ieis. on track. s1.I5.
BALTIMORE, Oct. observation-disclosures irregu.
AZ 70: Ne g,asss req .pSs sda o Sss1'sI b.s:a sSs1
S1.l201.i2Is January, $l.l440l:l4l9 Corn
Western quiet; mixed. spot and October; 4sc' yess:
0444c. Oats fairly active; Western white, 3l033c;
Western mixed 2s93oc; graded No: =. white,
S Seas H is1'd oni EYE o Sgas;; ,s' tn eco Excess. ,.a OF ino SHY
prime to choice Western. Sl6016-5O. Provision
weak. Mess pork. Sl6.75. Butter firm; Western
S27c. Egss 6rm at 2So. Coffee quiet; Rio. fair,
15Ae Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, IL 1000
bu; corn. LOCO bu; oats, 5000 bu: rye, 300 bu.
Shipments none. Sales-Whsat, 241,O0O bu; corn,
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO. Oct. 29.-wheas active; weak; cash.
S1.o9isaI .13%; December, SLIP; May, $l.lsh.
Corn dull; No. 2 yellow. 44i9c. Oats dull; cash.
24lsc. Cloversesd active, firm: eash, $5.37iss De-
cember. S5.52is. Receipts-Wheat.. $4,000 bu;
corn. 5000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; clover-seed. $40
bags. Shipments-wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. 1000
bu; oats. 5000 bu; clover seed. 1,1S0 bags.
DETROIT. Oct. 29.-Wheat-No. ! white, cash,
81. IL; No. Q red. cash. 81 1914; November. $1.l3h;
Oats-No. 2, 27lsc; No. 2, white. 29ise. Receipts
Wheat s.400 bu; corn. 500 bu; oats, 800 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Oct. 29-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade,
says the best dry samples Of English wheat have
advanced Cd Is. The sales Of English wheat
during the week were 1913 quarters, at 32s Sd,
against 6 .37l quarters. at 30s Id during the cor
responding week last year. Country -four is
dull, and Cd cheaper. Foreign whests are
weaker, excepting the finest whites, which are
firm, and Liverpool quotations are generally Id
per Genital higher. Corn is slow. Liuseed is Sd
cearsr. There were ten arrivals Of wheat car
goes; one was sold, three were withdrawn. and
six remain. AT to-day's market the finest
ENGLISH and foreign wheats maintained their
values Bad conditioned native wheats were Is
cheaper.