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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
DISTINGUISHED JuR1sTs HEAR A CASE.

Chicago, July 2S-Chict Justice Fuller and Judge
jackson sat to-day with Judge Gresham in the United
States Court The matter hearing was the application
OF Walter r. Maata recelevr who petoned I'm the suit
Of the Fafmeis' Loan and Trust Company, as the Chi
cago ana Atlantic Railway, that 100000 be borrowed
on the receivers certificate to be applied in repairing
the road. The application was made before Judge
Gresham Who as a matter OF courtesy and for advice,
invited the Chief Justice and Judge Jackson 10 sit with
Ains during the hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
PR HIM 10 .s1.rrp r0REKnR.

Ncw Bedforl. July 23.-An inquest is being held
in the case Of Thomas Livesey who died on July 49,
ivesev had been drunk for two weeks and his wife
gave him two doses OF laudanun so she says, to get
him to sleep. She did not know how much to give
nor did she know IL was poison. From the quantity
remaining IN the bottle II was found that LiYesey
must have taken hveclghths Of an ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
YACHT UITHOUT CAPTAIN OR CREW.

Blddcford, Me. July 23.-1hc sloop-rleged yacht
Bohemian, worth about Sl.50o, Is lying anchored
in the river Camp Ellis. No Is aboard and
no trace Of the crew be found. On the pennant
flying at the masthead is the Letter b. She has
been here since Thursday night. officers toek her Ia
aharga TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
4 DECISION AGAINST THE WABASH.

Chicago July ga decision was rendered by Judge
Gresham to-day Perry Brothers intervening peu-
ton in the foreclosure suit of the Central Trust COM
pany OF Ncw-York against the Wabash, st. Louis ana
Pacific Railway Company. The petition sought
damages from the wabash for the loss OF trunk nileo
with jewery Perry Brothers are iobbers OF 1eweiry
at Chicago Harvey J. Perry, one Of the firm, had MS
sample case with him in Springfield He took the
wabash train for Petersburg and the Waoash s'auoh
agent at Springfield checked 1t as personal baggage.
On the way 10 Petersburg the train was wrecked
and the trunk and contents were burned. Perry re-
coversi s612 worth of melted iewelry and sued the
WABASH Company for 81 615, the value Of the eweiry
and watches destroyed. The defence OF Messrs.
Hu,nphries and Tutt tho old receivers OF the road,
under whose management the wabash was when the
loss occurred was that when the trunk was received
for shipment a new rule had gone into effect for;
bidding the carriage OF sample trunks as personal
baggage and requiring their transportation as freight
Judge Gresham decided against the wabash halfway
holding that the Of fits servant, the station agent;
in accepting the sample trunk for shipment as personal
taggags hound the company The judge afgued that
the agent did believe the trunk contained wearing
apparel He recognized 1t as jewellers trunk aud
was not deceived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
, ropr WORTH AND DENVER CUT.

Chicago. July o3.-The Fort Worth and Denver road
which recently Withdrew from the Interstate Com
mefce Railway Association. has already begun to cut
rates 1t announces a reduction of from to IL
cents per 100 pounds the several classes OF freight
between tic Atlantic seabOafd and Colorado points
via Galveston. where the road connects with steam,
hin lire The Trans Missouri roads have applied
for permission to meet the cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
A MORTGAGE IN FAVOR OF CENTRAL TRUST.

Springfield, ILL.,, July % tSpecial-A resolution was
odsy fled In Once the Secretary OF the State by
the Chicago Peoria and ST. Louis Railway Company
auihe, Ing the OF mortgage for 81 10000 in
favor Of the Central Trust Cohp1ny Of New-York the
instrument bearing date July To- 1889, the bond to bear
interest at the OF per cent and to until 1889
Ii Is for the purpose OF paying, funding or exchanging
ard retiring the bonds Of said road outstanding be-
fore It's consolidation The PEORIA Springfield and
St. f6uis Railway Company, and for purchasing add
tona equipment and constructing acquiring additional
railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

Ba,timote July oe-The quarterly meeting OF the Board
Directors Of the West Virginia and Pittsburg halfway
company was held today For the six months ending
Tune 30 there is on Increase earnings the same
sred set year Of 0oo and there have been added To
he rolling engines passenger ears ana loo
oai and lumber The late washouts caused loss
}, nearly $40 o0o The extension has been completed to
Leadville. The output OF the upper Potomac region has
Increased considerably both in coal and coke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
RIO GRANpE WESTERN ELECTION.

Salt Lake Utah July 22.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Rio Grande Western railroad held
In this city to-day Nearly all of the stock repre-
sented The following directors were elected w. J..
Palmer George Foote Peabody. NewYork d. c. Dodge,
Denver: Joseph d. Potts New-York; Batthold Schles-
niger Boston; Charles j. Canda, Joseph c. Parish, j..
Kennedy Tod Frederick Ucott NewYOrk. With the ex-
ception Of General Palmer Colonel Dodge and Mr.. Pea
body. the directors all new men. The board VIII
meet IN New-Yofk IN a few days and elect officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

division. Leave OF absence for one month sfter
August has been granted Captain George d.
Wallace, 18th Cavalry. 80.
Ensign Walter O.. Hume has been ordered TO duty
on the receiving ship Wabash. The leave granted
to Commodore A. G. Clary has been extended one
year, with permission to remain abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
An INDIANA MAN TAKEN FOR rAscoTr.

AN INDIANA MAN TAKEN FOR TASCO1T.
Evansville Ind, July 23.-lierman Weller, a promi-
nent resident her, yesterday received telegram from
his brother Henry stating that he had been arrested
at Pleasant Valley Junction. Utah, on tho suspicion
that he was Tascott. the Chicago murderer. An
officer started for Utah today with proof that the
prisoner Is not the man wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
BAD NEWS FROM THE PEACH oRcHARps

Bevidcre. y. j.. July 23.-Ihe peach crop In War
rem and Iun;erdon Counties will be comparatively
small, hardly half a yield some Of the orchards
are well Glicd while others arc almost peachless.
The orcharl, that Yield the best This year are op
low GROUND. Tic quality of th' lluit viii be su-
rcfnr 10 that o. former y"ar-. Spccuiaole are now
visiting tho orchards and buying the peaches Oh
Inc II.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
DOWN THE COLORADO RIVER CANON

Salt Lake, Utah, July g3.-ln regard to the dis
patch sent ont last night from Kanab, Utah, ABOUT
tho party exploring the Colorado River with the view
% building railroad by that route to the PACING
Coast, another telegram received gives additional
particulars from the surveying party rs follows:
From Denver the remaining members Of tho party
started by wagon north yesterday for Milford Utah
Robert b. stanton. chief engineer, intends to return
and complete his survey of railroad down the Grand
Canon a. soon as and proper boats can be pro-
cured. lie also reports that railroad line down the
Colorado River canon Is not only pracilcabie, as
far he had examined It, but it can be more cheapy
built than he expected before the survey. The party
have NOW SURVEYED ard examined some 400 miles from
Grand Junction. Colorado, tp points where tneN cit
Marble Canon after the accident which happened to
prcsldent Brown.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

in favor Of Camille weedereld NewYork ngalnst the
south Bend and MIshawaka Railway Company on fore
closure The In chsncery was directed TO sell the
road without unnecessary delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

Myrte-ave.. where he lives lie admitted striking whte
but said that they were szylsrkns and he struck him
cidentally. Evidence was found howevef that they hA
been quarreng over song. book. Gidangs struck
White with his fist and knocked him down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
DEATH oP PROMINENT KEvrUcKIAy.

clay city, Ky, July o3.-John Rose one OF the
most prominent citizens Of Powell County, was
assassnated to-day here. lie was leader OF a iedA
fathcr.in.law lie Is said to have killed five men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
pArtpoAD COMPROMISE BILL

A RAILROAD COMPROMISE BILL
Concord N. H., July 23.-The Senate to-day passed by
unanimous vote and without amendment the Railroad
Compromise bill. The DILL now goes to the Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
TIE TRIAL OF COMMANDER HARRryGroE.

TIE TRIAD OF COMMANDER HARRINdT0N.
Annapolis. Nd, July 23.-The Court Martial thas
tried Commander p. +. Harrington, for pegnsenuy
allowing a vessel OF the Navy to be grounded, hs3
made up IFS verdict and adjonrned. The resnl1
WIN not be known until made public by the Secretary
~ Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
MrRDHRED ZOE 1 sow. RnnK

James White age eighteen. Of No POI Myrtle. ave
Brooklyn, dicl last evening from the effects OF blow OF
the head inflicted by Albert Giddngs age nineteen Al
Myftle-ave and Raymonds yesterday Afternoon Youn.
White went home at o'clock, ana complained OF troub.
with his head DR. Callahan found that the brain wa
injured and White died at about O'clock. The polls
were then Informed, and arrested Glddngs az No. 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

pver the Toronto, Buffalo and Hamilton Kaiiwayi
which will shortly be built between Niagara AIS an"
Toronto.
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shrewsbury omatoketchup.
Connosseprs everywhere pronounce IL incompaaby
l raslA -aA laultess.
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A ROAD ORDERED TO BE SOLD.

INDIANAPOLIS July 23.-1n the United States District
st xesterdaS Judge Woods issued decree for sloeo2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
REPORTS TO THE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Asst RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION. NEw-YoHK.

Albany, July o3.-Reports have been male TO tho
anklng Department for the half year ended June
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business was only fair Buyers were scarce ana
the liberal offerings caused decline OF 2s.9Ssc,
May being the weakest The break broughi IN y. =
lew buyers ana a reaction OF 1S@Ac iOliOWeu' ou'
the close was quiet at nearly inside figures:
Quite an active business was Transacted IN iness
pork and prices ruled somewhat Irregular open
ing sales were made at 597l5c decline ana turner
reduction OF l2fi5c was had. Later a sleadler
feeling prevailed and prices rniled lO9lI1gc, Dul
the market soon Weakened again anu pricts, ~,
ceded l2lS@ljc Near the close prices rallied
slightly but trading was light
a comparatively light trade was reported IN I i
and the feeling easier. Fluctuations ~ prices
were slight Tndius was only moderately acllEo
In short ribs AMI rle feeling was easier. iiiees
ruled 21ga5c lower and the market closed quiet
The leading futures ranged ps follows
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE

No. Gao n In the Chanccry Court Of shelby
COUNTY. llardwig ieres. guardian. etc, Va
Iy Virtue q an ihtcrioouiory decree for sale
entered IN the above cause on the 2ltt day Of DO
sssm l, -, y - a. gsgo ii, and snsaded 9a
Clerk aud Masters oncc, " the Main street en-.
tuince OF the court house OF shelby County, Mem
phis. Tenn, on
Saturday, the 9TH nay OF April, 1879,
within legal hours. the following described prop
eriy situated IN shelby County. Tenn towit
Lying aud being In the Eighteenth Civil District
o. aid cnuuty, about ~ miles southeast Of Mem.
phia being parts ct iots IS aud 10 81 y. A. Owen I
ming ~ stake In the north line 81 W. N. rorson'l
tract chains west from the southeast corner ~
lot o thcnce Ncsi u chains ana 70 links 70 sake.
thence north % chains and ~ links 20 a stake on
the south side Of Dunn avenue, thence east 10
chains and NJ links 90 q stake IN The Wct llns Of 4
2niool alley; thence south along the noril lhe q
said alley 10 chains AMI ~ LINKS ~ stake thcaoc
west chains aud ~ links 70 q stake thence south
- chains and - links 10 stake thonoo east 7
chains and ~ links thence south chains aud ~
LINKS 70 the point Of beginning containing 1oioo
arrrs
u Inc above does no, ,cli Cor enough TO satisfy
the judgment interest aud costs then the remain.
der Interest M the following tract set apart a
homestead 20 James stewart aud family. will neat
10 sold, to.wit beginning az a stake on the east
line ~ James siewalts 20 acrcs thalns and ~
Inks o. ~ ieet north 81 the southeast corner q
sii % acrcs thence south 50 west chains and n
links ~ stake. thence north - west - chains
and - lints % a stake. theucc North So cast Z
sid % acrus, thence south So eat with aid oast
llnc % chains aud . llnkt 70 the beginning, con-
talninT ~ acres.
TeFas Of saic--on credit Of slK monihs note
barred
Thls 10Th day Of March, lisa
r a McitiNRY. clefh and Master
". n Gibson, a W. ilinsh, u. n barnes aud Ma
lone Malone, SollUItOu
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DOMESTIC ExCnANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying--New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, 10
discount; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago, l-l0 discount; New Orleans,
is discount.
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
louisville and Chicago. lilo premium;
New Orleans, par.
The local cotton market remains quiet
and firm. Sales, 2,l0O bales. Of which 200
10 exporters and 900 TO spinners. At New
Orleans spots advanced l-lGc, closing firm,
with futures steady and up to 3 points.
Liverpool spots closed unchanged with
moderate demand, and futures Grm at an
advance Of point The New York spot
market closed steady and up l-l0c; futures
quiet and steady at an advance OF ] TO 2
points.
Hubbard, Price & Co., say Cotton
market shows continued demand for actual
cotton for consumption, aud our private
cables are to the effect that the advance in
Liverpool today was due to liberal buying
by the trade not only Of spots but also OF
against previous sales Of yarn. The
market opened steady with aquiet de-
mand for the near by positions and an adj
vance Of 3CaI points was established on
thc first call. but ~ receipts came more
freely than anticipated the market cascd
into dulncss aud closed dull atnn advance
OF points from yesterday. II Is almost
impossible 10 adequately express the dull
state of our market. Speculation has on
tircly deserted II, aud such fluctuations rs
appear are caused entirely by The opera
tons OF the room traders What the re-
suit will be OF the inanimatc state of
things IL il difficult 10 forecast, as neither
OF the opposing elements, receipts nor the
demand for the nctual cotton shows any
signs Of diminishing"
The Manchester Guardian In It's com.
mcrcial article OF the % says "The mar
ket is inanimale. business is moderate at
firm quotations. There is no improve
mcnt In India staples. Ordcrs'aro plcnti.
iui w lh'hA departments NWt wv hiintA.
much below regular prices, and are only
accepted where thoyaru near regular rates.
Contracts nrc lcsscning. Manufacturers
arc more anxious Tor the renewal Of en-
gaecmcnts. There is littlo important in
Quiry from China and the far East. Pro-
duccrs want orders, though they hold
firmly 10 prices The demand from the
smaller foreign markets and the home
demand suffice TO sustain prices The
strong position Of cotton is doubtless a
powerful cause OF the strength Of sellers,
but Il does not affect buyers There il
little Eastern inquiry lor export yarns,
though there Is some lnr the Continent,
with a moderate business. The weakness
OF Eastern exchange tends TO countciact
any tendency toward the bcttormcnt Of
cloth which might result from easier In
dian loan markets. Best printing cloths
are dull, common are steady, aud fancy
and good firm, aud well sold. There Is
moderate demand ior plain heavy cloths
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GrocerIe-.

NEW YORK. April a.-Conec-options opened
barely steady i'W . points down, closed steady,
iiND points below yesterday. sales, 500 bags,
Including April, slh5sttiahO MAY, Slihj0tlt.ul,
June. sl6OlaiGof July, sGiiafiG.-1 August
siG.3idlGa9 Noptghibcr. sihIigsi5JJ Ovtobur.
sl6liaiG5o. November. slGjo,sis as. December.
SO .nttlOGE January, slGG1tttbGg February,
sltO1 spot-KI0 quiet ialr Cargocs. - a..
susnr-law. steady aud quiet centrifugal 06'
test. ~ 200 bite nnucd. quiet aud steady.
Munstes- Foreign, rather easier, 80 test. - r;
New Orleans, dun, open kettle good 10 fancy.
2Sof We.
hcc-stcndy aud quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. April Markets gen.
crlly easier. but not quuhbly lower. sugar
Louisiana opcn kettle. 1i0C fuuy far 10
strictly prime hiaaoC inif ~ good ialr s &C. com.
mon t0 good common, bl,na.c. centrifugal,
choice white, llbsliFi OF white, 7giGslt r.
gmy white. Z lies choice yellow clarified, Z. a..
prime yellow clarified. 7s1'c
| CiNC!SNArt o.. April Whisky-Quict
sale. ll6 barrels finished gOoda on basis sl.0l
| hutier-i inner
tugm=llm,
frrs-bull NJ snaac
| Gh0c.c=rtCldy.
| CHICAGO. M. Apfii a-On the Produce TX
| change today the butter market was drm and un.
changed. cxla creamery. &'g.fiic. good 10 choice
Dalic choicu dnlp, lptillc good dairy, lie
ftgs-stcady al 1919.
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour nominally unchanged
No sprng wheat 9ll4G No. spring
wheat, SEC NO. red, 9ilgc.
No corn, aiJnc.
No oats 2ii4c.
No 2 rye, i3c.
No. barley, nominal.
No ilaxsced. sL5l@l52
Prime timothy seed, sl 3lMlA.
Mess pork, per bfl sl2.1l@i22l
lard, per 100 lbs, o. gjulyIis
Short rib sides, loose ~ 20.
Dry snlted shoulders boxed, st1Ofshis
short clei Sides. boxed, sjO!S@6.fj.
Receipts flDur lSUO1 br,s wheat o. 900 bu corn,
10000 bu; oats $1,000 Du. rye, 1000 bu; barley,
diU|O bu.
shipmcnts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu
corn, 1000 bu oats, l2lOjO bu; rye, LOO bu bar
Icy. $1,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, No; April a-Flour dun and
whent-Lower. There was an urgent selling
pressure a the opening ON the perfect weather and
weak and lower markets elsewhere. Later on ther,
was n rally and the close was firm, with May nc
June ~, July hali &C. aud August 9sc below Mon
day. No. red, cash, Gic asked; May, g2T@951l &C.
closing az gic; juno H@sSic. closing at S'5ac bid
July Ui@sll 4@S,j.c, closing at SO,4c. August
771tof1hltr, closing nj 1tiEc bid,
C1m-Nery llule trading, but feeling Arm No. ?
cnsi, inl-c Auril % a. closing NC; May, 8y k@
aOitc, closing aU,tc July, alllfc.
Oats-Mcak No 2, cash, ~ a. May, 269sc
Rye-No. =, i2@lgiac.
nrcy-saies OF Wisconsin ON private terms
Hay Fairly active :and steady; prairie, 5000
0jW timothy. sg.tGmI2UJ.
Bran-LoWcr, &c
FnXsccd-Unchnnged.
Lead Duh aud easy. sellers Of refined nj $40.
Butier-Quict, but steady dairy 2jgl2c. cream
cry. 2ltt2G.
Eggs-stcndy but quiet NJ &c.
CUrnmohl-Actiyc si.kMini
Provisions aud weak. Pork-Vcry lgh
demand. siaC0 lam-Quiet sG5A Dry salt meat
--noXed shoulders, hgi longs, siJoa6Sj. clca
ribs s1aiadWiG short clear sGJR BacOn-Boxet
shoulders 500. longs Sdgi. clcad ribs 500. shOr
clear Slii95.M. baggng-stcady S'.9lOac
Iron cotton tiyB-ti.i0
llcccipH-floiir aUOO brls whcnt, $4,000 bu corn
5000 bu. oats, 500 bu. rye LOO bu. barley, 7,OJ
bushels
shipments Flonr HOO bris: wheat. 5000 bu.
corn, CauOO bu oap, 500 bu; rye, 800 bu. bal
ley, none.
KANSAS CITY, No. April a-whcat. Quiet
No rel cash. M asked. MAY ,nc bid No soil
cash no bids nor offerings May. So bid
tufu-WeHkcr No. , cush. &c asked: MAY
2Alc bid. &c wkedl no. ? white, cash, no bid
nor offerings NAV, PC asked.
uats-No. 2, cgsh, no bids nor offerings Mas
- r. asked.
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co.
CAPITAL, $5,ooo,ooo

r. J. BLACK,
FREEMAN.
DTOEJohn Latham Latham Alexander Co, New York W Crawford
W o w
W Taylor Co Lowensn Of Bros Arnold president q
ouhty Bank John II. yausht
This Company lately organized several thousand Of land inmc
dicly hethful and
Alabama The rail-
unrvaled facilities DO
material aud for distribution Of the manufactured product
Birmingham aud abundance With
be
ground n a
which will placed
he mari
Company proposes Limited
Of which will these columns
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NrnIn nnh rrn.I.Ion-

CHICAGO. 10. April aaIhe fcciius "a v-sst.
tel TO-DAY ~ wheat AMI surprise was IN STOW Toe
holden ~ Ma % che shape 81 material o. line,
with che mnrr deferred FUTURES fhurur ln the
wUukucss tnmo unIYa tate business was trans
acted. and lulunnout governing the market pfnrl'
PAL lucal NAY opened hun, '.Hl'.r lower than
Mondays closing and declined d mufa. nuciunfcd
sune and clu-ri tSc l0wof. July uprucd ,efi 10
loWcr nnl declined ~ more, then advanced Ia
nuu C|rtd about iho same a. Monday. The Nay
tutun q cuuicl With myHirn, and oferutnrs arc
entirely nc fca though 70 H. ihu opinion that the
Dc linc lulay hls i1rtci barge holder ont 10 was
Tumun'l ihai the ei louis market cor MAY wHs
boIug CONTROLLED by thlcaEo OPERATOR. n vas also
tumuui that n gnlu houso % Berlin had failed.
OUTSIDE iunugucce had but little ~ DO with the
market Wlilq July ulci wutker there uctcrihc.
les Wa Fnud buying, upuuhliY during the last
halt ~ tha sUsslon, With moro Inquiry also for
juno. Tho BUYING too. was Cudte1 mainly TO
PARTIES who ore suprqsgd TO 10 Interested with the
ball ddg in the MAY iulum.
mndrfale trade was reported iu corn and the
toVllug lcttlupCl wa relatively um. There VAS
no new outside ivaiufcs oi Importance aud prizes
Wcrg EoWrnci entirely by local influences The
mllka gpSnei % Mondays closing prlcez fuciu.
a,cd yi,hln ASsH range, closing isgAc higher
Dab were weaker ana lower. but the volume Of