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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21
Personal.

| Among the Americans in London, Eng.
Aug. 3lst, was Henry D. Peck, Esq, OF
Staunton.
Rev. G. W. Spiggle of Augusta county,
and his wife, are visiting Mrs. Spiggle's
sister, Mrs. Thos. IL. Forsythe Of Salem,
Roanoke.
Rev. DIR. G.. B. Stricken of Atlanta,
Ga, whose family has been summering
With Mrs. Strickler's father, Mr.. Nathan
] Moore of Fancy Hill, Rockbridge. has
, been preaching for Rev. Frank H. Gaines
F, of Failing Spring Church in that county,
who has not yet fully recovered from a
| long and dangerous spell of intermittent
| fever.
Rev. W. Y. Abrams of Columbia, s. c.,
is visiting at Judge w. A. Hudson's.
I DR.. A. Z. Koiner and wife, who have
been making a summer tour of Europe,
returned last week to their home in Roa-
noke.
Mrs. VIM. Clarke and daughter, and
Mrs. Strother Rern of Dorcas, Augusta
county, are visiting friends in and near
ISOuCoVoFt6, w. Va.
Misses Lula and Effis McCarty are Wis.,
iting their sister, Mrs. Hanger Of Church
| vile.
Mr.. w. b. Gallaher and wife of Waynes-
bOrO, are visiting friends in Cbarlestown,
W. Va.
Mrs. Robert G. Blair of Augusta, is WIS.,
iting her parents at Lewisburg, w. Va.
Mr.. David Herring, brother OF the
General Manager of Adams Express Co.,
has been appointed General Agent of tie
Company for the Baltimore Division. He
started in as a Messenger, thirty years
/ ago.
Misses Hettie and Harriet Burkholder
of Fishersvlle, have returned home from
months visit to friends in West Vir-
ginia.
Judge J. M. Quarles and wife are in
Baltimore.
Miss Annie IgIehart of Annapolis, Md. ,
who has been visiting friends in this town
and vicinity, left for home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Jos. W. Shirley. prominent mer-
, chant of Marshall, Mo-. and Mr.. G.. A.
Shirley of Bluefeld. Va, Chief Shipping
Clerk of the Pocahontas Coal Co.. with
his family, were visiting their mother,
Mrs. L. M. Shirley, near Waynesboro, last
week.
Judge VIM. A. Hudson, of Staun ton
and Samuel Graham, of Lexington, were
in Richmond Wednesday.
Among the members of the bar who
were in attendance on the Supreme Court
Judge Calvert and Gen. J. II. Williams
of Shenandoah; Capt. R. s. Parkes and
Judge Newman. from Page, and Capt. T.
P. Wallace, of Orange.
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anything else but, thank God. I am very flach
relieved, and I firmly believe I will get entirely
we'll The swelling has gone down and 1 am in NO,
pain whatever Am at work again. and have been
for several days. Can run up and down the stair
way In factory as nimbly as ever. ithank you
for this earthly salvation to me. write without
your solicitation, or any knowledge CT you, except
through your medicine. I write because feel
grateful for what has been done for me. am
Yours very truly, W. A. MOORE,
Foreman for Willingham Lumber Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn
If any one should doubt as to my being cured,
or as to my statements, refer them to the firm l
am with, and have been with for many years; or
Mr. Philip Young, Chattanooga; Mr. Hamilton
foreman OF carpentry with W. l.. Co., Chatta
nooga DR.. Acre, of Chattaro oga; Mr.. Hugh White
sides, Chattanooga Mr.. Phil Hartman, shipping
clerk for W. L. Co.; F. B. Cheek Chattanooga;
Mrs Cooper. Cha ttanooga and one hundred others
in factory and in city.
Rs-iend for our book of Wonders, free to all.
It treats of all blood disorders.
Address BLOOD BALM Co.,
Allan a, Ga.
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Matrimonial.

On Tuesday last, aJ Middlebrook, in
this county, Prof. John W. Tinsley, Of
Petersburg, now Professor of Latin and
Higher Mathematics at Bellevue Insti-
tute, Bedford county, was married to Miss
Nellie P. Goode, daughter Of Col. Samuel
Goode, late of this county, and now of
California. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. Q. Hullihen.
Speaking of the marriage there, of
James A. Spencer of Farmville to Miss
Carrie E. Sauuels of Front Royal, by
Rev. DIR. H. II. Halves of Staunton assist
ed by Rev. y. W. Hollis OF Front Royal,
the Warren "Sentinel" says: Never
have we seen the marriage rite more beau
tifully and solemnly performed"
Cards are out for the marriage. In the
Presbyterian church at Rocky Mount. in
I Franklin county, Va, October 5th. at 7
A. M, of Miss jamie Hale, a niece of Gen.
Jubal A. Early, to DR.. Carter Berkeley Of
Staunton.
Cards are out for the marriage ut the
Park Place NJ. E. Church, Richmond.
Sept. 26sh, of Mr.. George S. Crenshaw to
Miss Ella F. Jones. all of Richmond. The
groom has many acquaintance in Staun-
ton, and will be recollected as the leader of
the Bible Training Glass at the session of
the Y. M. G. A. Convention here.
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Au gusta County Sunday School Union

The Augusta County Sunday School
Union assembled at the First Presbyteri-
an church yesterday morning at 10 clock
1t was welcomed by Rev. DIR. u. K. Nc
Farland the pastor.
The Convention organized by the cleo
of the following f1icers-President, Rev
John H. Taylor; Vice Presidents-Rev.
E. D. Kindig, James Phillips, Samuel H
Viewer. Geo. W. Slower, James Leach, W.
H. Norman, and A. F. Robertson; Sec.
rotary, W. J. Nelson; Treasurer, q. B
Koiner. The topics for discussion were
then taken up and proceeded with.
Tonight. at o'clock, a musical soiree
will be given at the church for the enter
tainmsnt of the members of the Union
Misses Kate MEG uffin, Kate Pratt, Kate
Slower and Sarah Hotchkiss In the vocal
part; Miss Lily Asst on the piano, and
Messrs. George Jordan, Eurltt, Shirley
Timberlake and Bear, will all take part.
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"Alone In London"

The "Omaha Bee' speaking of this play
which is to be given at the Opera House
In gorgeous pageantry and brilliancy of
stage spectacles it greatly surpassed its pro-
duction here year ago. Chief among the
scenic and mechanical effects were the streets
of London by gaslght and the old sluice
house and view of the river Thames The
rescue of Nan by her old lover, John Biddle-
comb, from horrible death, prepared for her
by the heavy villain, Richard Redclif, in the
last act, is a most thrilling and realistic
scene.
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MIA IL KETS.
VINDIcAToR OFFICE,

STAUNTON. VA, september IOth. }
In Staunt on, as in other grain markets. the
week has been without special changes. Wheat
is, perhaps, in rather more demand, but with
out quotable change in prices. Not much of
fering except in small lots. At Swoope's
depot Mr.. ). D. Trimble is loading large car
of extra pretty longberry. Mr.. r. N. Page has
just shipped some from FishersvIle good
enough for seed.
In hay, there is nothing doing. No special
enquiry, and owing to farmers being busy in
getting ready for sowing wheat, there is no
pressure to sell. Oats firm. Corn very dull
Farmers are hauling fertilizers, of which q
greatly increased quantity has been sold this
year. At Staunton and at all the stations,
dealers in this line of goods are very busy
filling orders.
Bradstreet's for last Saturday, reports wheat
rapidly moving to market. 1t quotes wheat
at 2ac. lower on the more favorable crop re.
ports at home and abroad, and corn as &C.
lower,
Dun d Co.'S trade review for the week end
ing Saturday, says: "The week has been one
of further improvement in business notwith-
standing some disturbance in speculative mar.
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Su preme Court of Appeals.
DECISION DAY,

Yesterday was decision day in the Court
of Appeals and the following were rem
dered:
Paxton et ais Us Rich ct. ais. Reversed
and remanded, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Smith and Harttook 0s. Crawford. Dismiss
ed for want of jurisdiction. Judge Lacy de-
Iivering the opinion.
Jordan et ais Us. Cunningham ct ais, Dis
missed for want of Jurisdiction, Judge Faun-
tleroy delivering the opinion.
Harmon Us Hounihan. Reversed and re-
manded, Judge Richardson delivering the
opinion.
Barley's ex'or os. Hentol. Affirmed. Judge
Hinton delivering the opinion,
Coles and Hartman 0s. Coleman Appeal
allowed, from Circuit Court of Nelson county.
j. c. Baker of Shenandoah, and G.. w. An
derson qualified to practice.
B. M. Bruce os. Dismal Swamp Land Co.,
from Nansemond. Appeal allowed and su-
persedeas awarded to be heard at Richmond
Walker Us. Grayson, further argued by r. S.
Parkes for appellees, concluded and submit
ted.
Riddleberger gs. Newman, argued by J. a
Williams for appellants and E. Holmes Boyd
for appellees, and continued for further hear
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A REM ARK ABLE LETTER.

Nothing is more interesting than letter. Few
people like to write Them but everybody wants to
read them. Here is a truly remarkable letter:
II have been troubled with rheumatism for two
years; had gotten so could scarcely walk, and
was in pain nearly all OF the time. At night I
could not sleep for the ruciating pain. The
bone In one of my legs was very much enlarged
and feared amputation would be necessary Al
ter trying many different patent medicines claim
ing to cure rheumatism and other complaints, I
was almost discouraged until about two weeks ago,
when had to give up business, Mr.. W. j, Willing
ham. of your city, hearing of my complaint adj
vised the use of your medicine and assured me Of
his confidence In it cure for rheumatism. I at
once purchased bottle, hoping it might possib ly
relieve me, but not having much faith In 1t or
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New Instruments.

Prof Webb receive and elegant Cor
net. few days ago from the Boston Mus
ical Instrument Mandatory for the Stone
wall Band. Pres. Dolin will play it. Mr..
Smith Dinkle. also received lot of some
six or seven clarinets from New Y ork on
Wednesday for the band. and class Of
young men has b9en formed to learn them.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-09-21

VER-JOHNSON.-At Newport Augusta,
September IL. 1883, Samuel r. Shower and Miss
Amanda L. johnson.
URRY-STOUTAMEYER.- AT Spring Hill, Au-
gusta September 16. 1888, Arthur arren Curry
and Miss Belle $ toutameyer. daughter of John
II. Stoutameyer.
SMITH-BACON.-At the residen ce OF the brides
mother. No. s. New Street. Sta union, on Mon
day. Sept. Sd, by Rev DIR. J s. Gardner, Mr..
Howard M. smith to Miss Maggie K. Bacon.
GAY-MANN.-At the residence of the brides
father. Mr. VIM. A. Mann, in Augusta county.
Sept, 18th. by Rev A; F. Laird, Mr.. Paul L. Gay
of Highland, to Miss Blanche L. Mann.
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For the Jacksonville Sufferers,

The conc TT on Tuesday night fos the
benefit Of tie yellow fever sufferers at
Jacksonville, given by the Stonewall
Brigade Band and Stanton Choral Asso-
citation, yielded 5000 net, which. with
other contributions, makes 1912 80 far.
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City ~ Offices.
The Editors Prize.

Mr.. A. K. Hawkes. has gained national reputa-
ton as practical opticlan. and his celebrated
spectaces and patent spring eyeglasses are known
throughout the United States. We are writing
this article with pair of his New Crystazed
Lenses and they seem to US as transparent as
light itself; and with them the finest print Is as
clear as in youth.-Editor Christian Advocate.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by W. M.
ALLEN & BRO. Staunton, Va. sep2l I'm
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sofa Dy
DIR. N. WAYT & BRO,
DRUGGISTS, STAUNTON, VA. septl4 At
HOW MEN DIE.

II we know all the methods of approach adopted
BY an enemy we are The better enabled to ward oil
the danger and postpone the moment when sur
render becomes inevitable. In many instances
the inherent strength of the body sufces to enable
it to oppose the tendency toward death. Many
however, have lost these forces to such an extent
that there is little or no help. In other cases a
little aid to the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and many years
of useful life Upon the first symptoms of Cough,
Cold, or any trouble of the Throat or Lungs, give
that old al d well known remedy-"Boschee's G err
man Syrup" careful trial. 1t will prove, what
thousands say of it, to be- the "benefactor Of any
home"
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TIL E:
LOCAL.
SPEAKING NEXT MONDAY !

Elector-at-Iarge. Richard f. Beirne. of
Richmond, will address the people of
Augusta on Monday, September Oath,
(Court-day,) in behalf of lower taxes and
the election of Cleveland and Thurman.
Mr.. Beirne will address the people OF
MONTEREY, HIGHLAND Co., Tuesday,
Sept. 25.h, and WARM SPRINGS, BATH
Co., Wednesday. Sept 26th.
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BNN\es

Bodies that are fr ,.ful, rsev wish
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price rs cents. Sold by
W. M. ALLEN & BRO, Druggists.
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M MARRIED..

REMEMBER ESPENSHIED'S is the place 10
Ell a first class Shave. Hair Cut or Dry Shampoo.
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DIED.

JUTWILER AT the residence of her erandmoth.
er, Mrs: Z. N. Sloan. near Goshen Depot. Of
ACE. Gallie ST. Clair Turwiler. Interment at Pal
myra, Fluvanna.
BAYLY-At her residence in Richmond, Va, Sep
TENDER 18th, Mrs. Jane O. Bayly, in the ninety
SIKH year her, her of age widow Of the late Hon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL. 1858, at Mllnesville
Augusta, Mrs Wheeler. wife of Fl Wheeler,
and sister of P. B. Trout, of this city. and James
Trout of Long Glade.
FARROWS.-Died of membranous Group in Phil
delphia, Sept. 4th 1888 Lille Christian. infant
daughter of W j. and Emma G. Farrows. aged
years one month and 9 days Her precious
little body was laid to rest in Thinking Spring
cemetery, on the evening of the 9Th inst. Funer-
al preached by Rev. j. A. Preston.
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GNM< S\eeN a aighis is the of

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee ut 10c.. DOC.
W. M. ALLEN s. BRO, Druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-19

against s,7G6 bales same week last year since
September I, 690,Oli baes. as against 037, 1888
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
2,e75 bales; exporters, 1000 bales, and spin
ners 1875 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed dull;
middllng 10c. Sales 2s7 bales Quota
tons were as follows Ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, sii.i0c; low ,middling 09-l6c;
middling, Toe; good mddlng, iohc; mid
ding fair, 10 i5-16c fair, II 0-iGc.
Futures opened dull and closed very dull,
as follows May, 0s5@0 81; June, 0.sS@9s0;
July, o.0s@90o August, io.0s@i00G Sep
tcmbcr 9.0o@07O; October, o.4i@9ij; No.
vember, 9.35@9S6; DECEMBER, 93G@037;
January, 9.ii@9I5; February, 95l@062;
March, 05s@0.GO. Sales, 1900 bales
SEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady middling 0Ikc. Sales, i,25O bales.
Quotations were as follows; Ordinary
nc; good ordinary, s,Ec low middling, 0ci
middling, 0lsc; good middlng, 1916.
Futures opened steady and closed very
dull, MS follows May, 0.95@03s; June
937@090; July, 0iS@9i5; August, 0i3@
0.45; September 0i0a0l2; October, S0l@
$685. November, s.s7@sss December, $500
SOL; January, s0@s0a February 0OG@
Dos; March, 0.lG@0.is. Sales, 800 bales.
DAILY roRT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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GENERAL TRADE.

The quotation committee Of the Mcr.
chants exchange made several changes today
In the market lists Mess pork WIS ad.
yanccd SOC. Clear rib side bacon up &c.
bulk pork. clear Sides clear rib sides, long
clear aud shoulders advanced ,sc TO 80. Lard
up Nc. Flour advanced Zoe. Conmeai,
standard aud pearl, mp i5c, and roller iOc
Coffee, all grades, advanced &c, except old
government, which was sent up ic.
Home grown vegetables are selling NJ FOL.
lows Cabbage, S.oo per dozen, sio0 per
crate; squash, SSc to 800 per dozen; cucum-
bcrs, 2Sc TO 7bc per dozen; round beans 81
pcrbox; snap beans, 75c per bon; lettuce,
PC per dozen, tumips SOC TO 40c pet
dozen; ndishcs, Csc per DOZEN green onions
2sc per dozen; Louisiana new potatoes
800 TO $3.50 per barrel; New Orleans toma
toes, 500 per box.
Grain In store at the elevators today
Corn, 1928 bushels; oats, 3, 40 bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market remain
unchanged; prices rule steady. Open kei
ties, owing 60 ,ca-city, rule strong Refine,
sugar still In good request aud steady Mo
lasscs steady, demand COOL rcboilcd good
Il
are In good demand aud firm. No chang
to note In the rice market The aggrceai'
stock OF sugar IN all countries NJ the laios
dates was i,l3i,ou tons against liza, ~
tons n week ago, and i,2a7,fO1 tons yea
ago. At Havana and Mninuzis ON Saturda,
last the stock OF sugar was i0l.ali tons
against iio,3li tons same time In 1851.
According 10 the New York Commercia
Buileiia OF latest date, "ln sympathy will
the wholesale market, coffee from jobbcrs
hands IL held with increased confidence bu
the demand Il not very extensive Tor greet
stock. though the belief Is confidently enter
tanned that an early improve ncnt In the dis
tribution will be met The statistical posi-
ton Of the article Il regarded A. strong. AM
a nirthcradyanco In price Is considered prob
| ablcn
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YonK, May ls.-Moncy ON call easy
at lCt2 pcr cent; last loan ! per recent. closed
offered al ~ per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 4,s@0if. Sterling exchange active
and strong at isB,S for sixty day bills and
is6if for demand.
Government bonds we're quiet but strong.
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The stock market today was not materially
different from those of the preceding DAYS
of this week, being dull with q generally
firm tone until toward the close, when Il
became mor active, especially Tor Reading
aud st. Paul, aud exhibited decided strength.
ST. Paul was the special feature, being weak
throughout until the mlly IN the last hour
Reading was very strong ON reports that the
new loan had actually been placed, and,
though this met with denial. the confident
feeling Ia the stock wa such that the buy
Ing late IN the day assumed very lauec pro.
portions aud ~ advance became very rapid.
The rcst of the list circulated within the
usual limited mnec. Tho opening was ir-
regular, though there was little better feel
ina in the nom. Chicago operators
however, were bcarish aud considerable
selling Of the granRcu was done, and In the
early dealings some weakness was shown
with g. laul ~ the special feature. The
weakness disappeared toward the end Of the
nfst hour and New England and Richmond
West Point became conspicuously strong.
the heavy borrowing demand for the latter
In the loan crowd running up the rates Ia
from l.i6 90 $40 pcr diem Tor use. Recalling
later came more prominently 10 tho front.
The upward movement met with a check to-
ward o'clock pm, however, the bear NJ.
moving the attack upon So Paul, and the
entire list sympathircd with the decline In
that stock. IN the last hour however, the
movement In Reading became 70 large that
the decline IN The rest " the list was checked
and even 81 faul rallied, while the rest OF
the llst reached the beet prices of the day.
| The market closed quiet but strong az the
/ highest figures. Almost the entire list Z.
| higher this evening, except = per cent gain
| IN Reading and - Paul lost ~ Railrnad
bonds moderately active, prices this evening
almost inyahsbly higher Sales u $50 OnO.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY. MAY 49, 1883

December, $lo.s5@Io.95; January, $io.s5
quiet. Molasses--Quiet; 500 test, quiet.
CIScINSArI, O., May is.--- Whisky---Steady;
sales, 90l barrels finished goods on a basis OF
SLIP: Butter---In good demand. Sugar--In
fair demand. Hogs-Firm. Eggs. Firm at 13c.
Cheese--In good demand.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1s.-On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was steady;
creamery, iollS24c; dairy, 17,1@22c. Eggs
Firm, 1l@llxc.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.-Rice-Dul and
nominal. Sugar-In good demand at full
prices. Enthusiastically.
HAVANA, May .--lSugar---Steady; sales
!, 100 bags centrifugals, e6N0 to 67110 at
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Cash quotations were ne follows
Flour-Dull and neglected. Prices UNI
changed
No. 2spring wheat, so,.@soiIc; No. cred.
M,s@05c; No. 2 corn, 597sct59 &c; No. Q oats.
Btsc; No. 2 rye, Csc; No. ? barley, 75c; No.
l iaxsecd, si.ai; prime timothy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork per brl, tift5Caii.50. lard, per
100 lbs, o. 02ls dSG5; short ribs sides, loose,
g. .6sad10 dry saltcd shoulders, boxed,
slOo9025 short clear sides, boxed, g.. 1909
SIS.
Rcccipis-Fiour, 1900 brls; wheat. 1900
bu; corn $4,000 bn: oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
5000 bu barley, 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour, 1900 brlg wheat, S..
90 bu corn, $4,000 bu; oais, $4,000 bu:
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
81. LOUIS, Mo, May is.--Flour-.Very firm
and very dull; family, s2eo@liO choice,
s3.6o@SG5, fancy, tt2o@i.So; patents, tiCo
@I70.
whcat.--opcncd &c cents OF then adj
vnnccd ,kc, then again declined Ac, when
higher markets elsewhere and the bad crop
influence caused n reaction and the close was
about &c above yesterdays figures No. 2
red, cash, 01 May, 02kc; June, closed at &c
bid. July Sgjs@oois closing nj npisc; August,
ssK@SsAc, closing at se,Ec; December, 92s.
@oic, closing AZ a0Ac
Corn-May stronger and higher Others
I Nihul hNANNf tANus w. hhlH hNfaNtbtflft
closing at dkc; June, 5ibsc, closing at Nc:
July, blk@aSc closing NJ boci August, SAX
CiaSc, closing at sc; Dccembcr, closed at
oais-~Dun; cash. Ss.@9oc, May, sS1c;
June, Ahc. July size.
Ryc-NOthing doing. Barley Nominal;
| Dmn-10c. Corn mcal-Firm; SEQ.
Hay-firm; prime timothy, tla509ls00,
/ prairie to0oai30o
Buitor.-firm; creamery, eo6,22c, dairy, 10
/ @9c.
Eg1s-iiiidiec.
Proyisious--Firm. rork--tii9o lard,
SsocdSi2lf Dry salt mcnts (boxcdi-
shoulders, 900 long clear, $50 clear
ribs, EO2,fdI55; short cloars, SNU0
Racon tboxedl---shouldor, $780, long
/ clcaTs, $3.50, clear ribs. $50 short clears,
| 9 70Cts56 Hams-tiO 0oal2o.
Rcccipis--Flour 1900 brls wheat, 5000
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, Si,0lO bu; rye,
none; barley nohe.
Shipmcnts--Flo 1900 brls wheat. 0,o0C
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats s.oo rye, none
| barley, none.
Afternoon Board.-whcat.- ncmornliscd
June, aSc asked; July. mAC August,
SsAc. December, e2Ac. Corn--May, Hic,
June, Sc; July, bS,.c bid; August, @Ac bid,
oats--oniet June, Alsc bid July, size;
August, TAc.
KaSsls err, No. May fs.--whcat--QuicI
but steady; No. 2, soft 76fc asked
Con-sieady and more inquiry No. 2, cash,
Ole bid June, 6ilic; July, oi,sc bid. Oats
| No 2 Sic bid