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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
A HUMAN SIX sLnroN Fo5ND.
Tho Continuance OF an old English
Law ln Deitaw nrs Comfy.

Ahn CobtihiAnc's OF an Old English
Law I'm Delaware Comfy.
Several boys discovered SIX sleton of a
human being along the river shore near
ss5s4s N3ok, Pa on sHnGay Peaaib
vent 20 the spot in crowds during the
day, s1i Coroner Eairiamk OF Chester
was notified. He, however, took no
action In the matter. He said that the
oa'e was undoubtedly one upon which
jury had held an Inquest years ago.
Delaware county, in respect to the
duties OF the coroner, Ia still under the
old English law which directs that body
when found be buried within certain
number of feet from tho publis highway.
SO 1t was that years ago when body Of
person drowned in the river was found
1t would be inferred by the coroner along
the river shore at the high-water mark.
Within two years past two other skeletons
have been found In tho county, and also
along the river. One was near Drum
creek and the other near Darby, tho tides
having in the many years since the bodies
were buried washed away the earth. The
Skeletons were thus exposed to view.
The same law gives q justice OF the
peacs OF the county who may be 10 miles
distant from the coroner the right to hold
an inquest. In this manner, bodies are
found, inquests held and the coroner
hears nothing Of them. No record caa
In this way be kept. Toe entire fees tho
coroner can now obtain varies from $5
TO ~. When he buries body, which Is
only done when the subjsc. is not fit for
tho ''pickling vat" he ia allo we'd bat S6
Ior all expenses. This includes the fur
nish:nB o. box, digging tho grave and
mailing the body to the burying ground
~ tue county almshouse. Years ago an
tcrt WIS made to have this old English
lay repealed as far ss Delaware county
was concerned, but the project did not
meet with success.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

somueI @. Chad wick OF the Delaware
Truck Company, has just received large
and Handsomely iced pound cake which
be drew on the occasion of recent visit
to be fair of the Moysmensing Hook and
Ladder Company Of Chester The Icing
on tbs cake is elaborate, and represents
hinge hayes truck with ladders and other
equipments complete, which is drawn by
two horses and manned by driver and
ttllermsn. 1t will be displayed ia the
handsome parlor Of the company for q
few days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

The meeting of the Wilmington NJ. E.
Preachers' Association, Monday, WAS
opened with devotions by tho Raw.
Harvey W. Ewing. Revival services were
reported to be in progressi in Saost, Union
Epworth and Asbury churches and at ths
Swedish NJ f. Mission. A discussion
on 1.-THE Best Mode OF Conducting a
Revival followed these reports, opened
by the Rev. u. II. Oorkran and partioi.
pa'ed in by the Revs. Murray, Todd and
Collins. he lra5iug feature OF the meet
ing to BIS held next Monday movaing will
be an exegesis by the Rev. Vaughn 8.
collins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

The building for the Atlantic Refining
Company, or staudard Oil Company,
which II 10 said to represent, on the south
SIDE OF the Ohristiana, opposite the glass
works, is aboat complated. Hephoeffer Il
Vaughan drove about 100 piles for the
foundation. The place will now be
equipped with machinery and two large
storage tanks for oil will nov be built. Ii
locks as though the company had 90 ne
to stay for some time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Samuel p. Goodwin, who has been con.
neeted with the Franklin Reformatory
home, in Philadelphia, since it's founda.
tion, died on Sunday at the Colonnsde
aotel IN that city, from neuralgia Of the
heart He was identified with the dry
goods :, tirm Of Hood, Bonbright & Co, 1t
me time OF his death. The diseased was
nora IL Milford, in October, 1928, his
amer being the Raw Daniel Goodwin.
,ie was Deputy Grand Master, 1. o. o.
OF DslaTase, and WAS connected with
me Masons. The remains were removed
ron tho ooionnade Hotel to tho Frank.
IN Home, from which institution the
lune1sl will take place at 2 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON He leaves large number Of
relatives on the Peninanla, among them
y protner Daniel 0. Goodwin, and q sister,
MIS- henlamin d. Anderson OF Milford
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Henhosffsr d Vaughan, the wharf aud
bridge Builders of this city, are cutie
busy ut the present time. They are "a.
building bridge recently washed away
ct Townsend's Inlst, near Atlantic City:
railroad bridge fer the Camden & A.
lantio railroad across the phcrouc h.ara
the stream inst on the outskirts of ALLAN,
TIC City; also, rebuilding a high trestle
bridge ut Hadionfeld, N. j,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
AM. wei, Thnt end. Wen.

The breach in the Presbyterian church
ct Dover was apparently healed on sur.
day morning when the offending mem.
bers who caused the trouble oy request.
ing the pastor, the Rev. j. F. stonecipher
to withdraw, sent o written apology
which was read from the pulpit. l. il
not certain that the matter will end here
aud the subject may be further discussed
at the aext meeting Of the presbytsry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

~ youns Democrat who has figured In
AZ political conflict OF st. aeores's bun'
naen "a mo past ia authority for The s.ata.
! : ,a, fnat me appointment OF w. B' Bio0s
ira uo'i y, OF county taxes for that hnn.
W., u,e9 Is creating considerable criticism IN
t%n parry, THE eovsrnor appointed Lew
ma man aa sshlletoss' son recorder OF deeds
inc gn 10y Gonrtman Shallcross appointe,,
the bns sroa son collector OF taxes" said
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

The tenth anniversary exerciseso dupont
Post, No. O. A. q, will be held in the
destitute Bnlldiug on Thursday, February
28'h. Governor BtSgs and STAFF both
hrArch OF the Legislature, the mayor and
City Council, The Federal. State and muntci-
pai judges will pe present; also, Senators
ataY and Higgins. Addresses will be made
o. the governor and United StR5aa senator's,
and also by DR. Joseph Ferguson, medical
director Of the Pennsylvania department,
Z. 4. Il, Fhe Com maHier in, ohiet, William
warmer o. Kansas CITY, Mo, has received
AZ iagltation TO be present. Il II proposad
% make ths anniversary celebration the
most brilliant Of any that has yet tran pirsd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
New Prison-keeper Appointed.

Mayor HARRINGTON appointed on Satur-
day Frank Gsiiweii, eolaIec, prison keeper
At the police stat on 10 rne pace ~ William
II Berry, colored, whose offlgs WIS taSeu
from him on account Of evidences OF In,
sanity. tho new appointee 4 a brick maker
n the employ Of James q. Beggs * 90.
The msn is highly respected by ais en-
ployers with whom he has beea engaged
for many yeaSs. Ed Is ABOUT 40 years OF
age, tail and EtalwaTt. he will enter upon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
PEAa's Soap is an elegant toIle. adjunct
LORE LAUGHS AND RUSs.
Pursued by Parents but Not Owe,
uaAnm


Pursued by PRrenIs but Not Oyer.
taken.
Az exchange says; Wednesday after.
noon weak Mllliugton, Nd, wss in gfea.
commotion and excitement. One Of ON
citizens, merchant, was seen runnIno
bis horse through tne street, urging him
Mt every jump with yoics and wbin
People wondered what was on the tang
1t did not prove seven deys wonder
however. Not many minutes had elansed
before it was known that the team wa, 10
meet an clipping couple at the railroad
bridge. Mr.. John Wooiall and Miss
Georgis Meaning, who have long voiced
the gentle goddess, had arranged in tbs
absence of tue consent OF the youna
lady's parents, to take matters in than
own bands and hasten the climax by
runaway.
Down the railroad from New street
another scene was simultaneously en-,
acted. Miss George and Mr.. Woodall
with few yards start, entered q race N
the railroad bridge with tho mother n,
the prospective bride, and although being
handicapped by budget OF clothinp
the young couple widened the distance q,
every jump. The most lauphable fea'
ture was Ike pursuit OF the father, whr
as fast as age and supsrabundant avoir
dnppis would allow, followed in the vsk,
OF his wife, shouting, Hold on! Hold
on old woman, don't you go too.n
The clipping couple made CLOSE oonuec
ton with the carriage OF the prsdeter
mined point, and when last heard from
were OF in search of parson TO mai,
them one, and THUS .hrow the pursuin,
party ont, OF least In the case of one
which one we do not know.
After being defeated In the chase, Mrs
Manning thought she would try the law
and appealed to Magistrate johnson. In
he knows not this kind of law, aud N
squire, being somewhat In sympathy viii
love scrapes, generously persuaded III
madam 10 Let matters sdjust themselves
-
L EQg dieordered liver try Beeohann,s ,,,i,,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
A Regular pnn,,.hn,,

UIEbsA FIbFAIu,
deotge simpler is the wanamaker Of
st. Georges. Hs runs the creamery and
catritga factory here, ha' brauca store
in WILMINGTON, 10 agent for some haii-dc zsn
houses and farms, leader Of the Methodist
choir, q Sundsy-schcol teacher and looks
after the nnlrciql interests OF the Method.
LIT church, and Ia also one OF our town
commissioners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

'h OF Police Court Iabituc.
marry Mcdaniel, well-known figure
~ he police court, was found dead in
5 az LIS home sixth and Union streeta.
Tuesday morning He had died durine ths
nisa,, PROBABLY of alcoholism. Mcdaniel
%as porn o. respectable parents, but carly
loved s; . tondness for drink, in which
a,sposiuon be was aided by an unfortun.
a s' marriage. The house in which he
Nv nsed was found TO be a moss OF attn
IN, ane oody was taken to the moraus but
Will be buried by his father
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

ho m e., William Ii. jackson of ssIisburv
~ M e w. nis iron tug W. H. Jackson "a
tse new York, Philadelphia & Eorfois
a atanrosa company She win bs nsaS
G GooS Neerolk for towing borses. The
'a'AAon was built in PhilsdeIpbia in 1924
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21
Landcnhnrr MN. Sa,a

y tsrepor!et that tine Laudenbsrg WOODEN
mills, which have been Idle for may yesTs
have been purchased By T. and A. i.,ind Il
England and Will be operated BY James
liund, II brother, who IA u re.ide1t of the
town and will represent them as an agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

RAN mhhnos,s Opera House, the Farmers,
wsra a, a "na TWO stores In Butler, Missouri
w., W. destroyed by IRE on Sunday nnorn
'ls' Loss, $4,000; insurance, SsE oot,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

Two great enemies-- Hoods sarsaparilla and
impure blood. The latter is utterly defeated
By the peculiar medicine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

245, q. ". Bounds, 2t7. n. F Walker.
e2j Eiw. F,eeman, 56, 167, 200, b. r.
Ger. at Julia Kepnard's.
227, L P. ktrtzhnl zen, "a, W. p. Chat
anch, AZ II. r. SAvagA's.
22s. j u. Locates, 90, Thomas Elliott.
40. Il. X. Miller, IS, j. Il. Tn ,upson.
cAsnlDhTEs FOR ORDERS.
230 Thomas Gardner, G W. Kirk.
.GI. G.. W Todd, 1856, 1871. ]. L. Turner.
Fgures are employed Orsadiiy designate
thase who viii be quart-red together,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-21

In orphans court on Saturday. Michael
Mccarthy was appointed guardian al
James H., John, Patrick, and Mary Burk,
minors. - ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-On the spot made slight advance. and de-
was moderate. Fair cafgoc- quoted 19Ac Sales,
SEQ bags No Rio. nc; 1000 bags no do, 17sc ano3t
Mia grades I'm fair request sales, 1873 bags SAMANTHA
and $50 bags Mexican. private terms go pculs Timor
anOa 2li4c. The option market made further gam
today as influenced by higher f2regm adyiees SPeeg,
advanced 2a22 frs but closed with reaction of y r.
Hamburg la IL pigs, closn steady Opening sacs
here Indicated gains OF 5a15 points, followed by further
rise OF about 10 points closing however, with slight
reaction on the late weakness at Havre Rio quoted
Rcguar first. G 200; good second, 500 exchange
(prNae) 27 receipts 5000 bags total stock $50 UOO
bags; Santos receipts 5000 bags Rio puTehases for dRe
United States during the past week. 80 coo bags; RIO
purchases for Europe and other countries during week.
% 600 bags cearances by two steamers for United
states a5 cloarances by sail for United
states bags Flo cleaIances for Europe and other
countries bags; loading at Rio for United
states Q freight per steamer 21c and per cent prmagc
ner bag total Santos stock 1874 600 bags Santos pur
chases FOR United nil Santos purchases for Europe
and other countries 10000 bags; Santos ceaiances LOT
United states by ~ steamer 10000 bags Santos clear
anrps for Europe and other countries, $4,000 bags set
eTs loading at santos for United States none Santos
market firm, but quiet good average Santos, so0 /;
tereipts at Rio July September 80 1889, OJOuoO
BAGS same time 1888 1195oO0 bags same tune 1850 90
Io 600 bags receipts at Santos, July TO september 20
1859 545 600 bags time 1855 100000 Lags; saue
lime 1887 pa 600 bags Sales here seoay' oe'ooo DIGS
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Tivetpool. sent 804 p. m.-OOttoh-lha Saies OF thi
6s,- Included q 500 bales American. , AMI -,
Gag rutlfes cioSd barely steady APPROPRIATENESS low
sss1, cf,nsa October delivery 60-Gi1 sellers; Ot-
,5SeT ana November delivery l7e4d s.lers Noyetm:
Der ana oslivery Al O4d. buve1s January ana
nv RIrsry dSivery 4l641 buyers February ana March
5 4gs4d. value; April and May del Oily $3.50,
{tsiy.stan sent 8O.-CottOn ircgulnrL mddng JOS
low midniing 10 lIB; GOOD ordinary GlO het o eni
seoossi,yise' .ObS, sales. OBJ stock, SSIA 49,.
Norfoia sept 8O.-Cotl0n steady middlln2, Jos net
ard Sioss recepts 147Q exports 70 Great Britain l1O4
@oast,yise, 45l sales l0Q4 stock 4olt: ~ AZ. ,
uiadlne o. good ordinary nominal net ana gross
as.infs SAC. exports france J,2Jl % the ccnns,
4 zoo. coastwise $40; sales. 1900 stock 4l4o9.
New. orleans. Sept 8o.-Coon Irregular aud easy MID.
anna nos, low n1dinC 10, good Ordinary. pa n't
rereInts SIS; gfoss u.s. $685. exports I. Great Buian
IL SO France, 7sl 10 the continent oV safes SVVo
stack. u, T5l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
limited States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK x SONS,
bankers, ,2S Nassau-st., NewYorE
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltmore Sept 3o.-Cotton duh mddihg Tee.
Flour auletcr but stea1y uOWaFd-s ana Nes'vlh su,
5OasJ; do extra, 1Jhsfi a. family ~ lO@et %
city nIs no Dianl eAtid 81 O-Gs4 10 Mitnsci w. 40
straight 81 SO0$0; do 90 eNJS, S5 oOa%4. wheat
souIefn uIm; hultL, SOG0Oc LOngberryi SZGSOc No =
stealuei nc Western DrM 40 = winter Icl spus
and October SlGSlhc; December, Siisaof4c Jahuhil
S5LaS55sc COfl-Soutlcin n.Hna.; 4Oaa2c; West ri
steady mixed spot 4Oi2C OCTOBER ana NONthDeI % "a
zoe; January, IS sa59-se oats hrmi western WIZ.
25a27l 40 Mixed 23a24cc. lNe-PilMe M2aeI az
5Oaoc. Hay pime o. choice uHo by, SO oVa ~
Provisions Butter active ami finn; Mesttfn pacHSi
l5glSc; creamery, 23G2 E-gs nm Ncslt ~ -
Petroleum quiet; refined. zoe toucc uuIi lIo car
goes, fair i0i2c. Sugar strong A. sotA 90. Copper
u adv; refined. 1OG1ULc. II"ights T. bNeipCoi, De-
steamer steady grain, PEI bush H., GAS Cork iog
orders Is 81 I,c ipts-FIour, 1870 bDs wheat a. D
bush corn 2S 900 bush; oats l,OOl bush rye, -Ov"
lush Shipmcnts-Four 21tOO DIS. Sacs-"heiI'
10000 bush cOrD 10000 bush. $50 ~, ,.,.-
Boston. Sept 30.-E.-7 htme,i western, 2lc; Ot1ei
market, unchanged Rccipts-l our 100 bbs, and
Zoos sacks cam 21ooy bushels; oa,s 10000 bushels
Buiraio, Sept. 3o-wbea,-No. hard in yfair
but unsettled 1900 bush spot sl al S"'tci ~
clos gOt;c asked 49, o. Du'H No. Elri u atlNc 50
% o'l3c; 1000 bush sl'. " No.ten so at &c
SIc No. spring, soc Winter wheat quot aul weak no
red, sc; SO. rcd extra, 190eOr No - Witi cNtia
SGbc; Nc. 3 white, LJaSoc OIL track. Com duis weak
and lower; No yellow, 3j4c; o. = 5G@c No s. ~ i'
in store; 30. yellow, 3I'4c on tack No > &c oatf
srarce and finn No. > white, -G4Ci No. white, - 2ci
No. . mixed o Bailey iu fair demand GOO hu-h
sample Canada sold at G5c No s'nda gu tei at
No. extra. o. CGjc; No. Canada, GU0u2ci western
45aG5c Other articles unchanged Canal frcGhts active
but unchanged. Ieccipts-F.our. 10000 bbs; wheat
27s bush; corn, $4,000 bush; oats go 600 bush
caual-Whcat 10000 bush; com. g 600 bush; 90 .,
2G 900 bush. BY ra-FlouI 81 900 bbl; wheat IL 900
bush: oats 300 600 bush.
Chicago, Sept 3o.-Thc leading futures ranged foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bid. Asked.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, Sept. Sup M.
The close of the third quarter of the calendar
year could hardly be passed without some sort ot
monetary disturbance In olden times the Octo-
Der settlements were approached with fear ana
trembling, chiefly on account Of the demand for
moley for the moving of the crops. The super
stition has been handed down to us, although the
methods of business have been changed in i'm
portant particulars in the last quarter ola century.
There are no indications that the South and West
have not been supplied with ample funds, and from
the West certainly the tide will soon turn back
TO the centre. The reactionists who have been
predicting stringcncy in money this fall ought
to be satinfed with the 80 per cent rate which
call loans reached to-day, but the effects must
have been disappointing. With the exception OF
few special stocks, the market absolutely re-
fused TO yield TO what was regarded as an adverse
influence The stock market has seen much higher
rates for money for weeks at time. and In lace
Of the real stringency, has advanced materially.
The bear leaders Of to-day were convinced that
higher rates for money must involve lower PRICES
for stocks When they have covered their cch-
tracts they will be wiser if not richer, operators.
They will have learned, among other things, tbht
manipulation of the money market can rarely be
concealed, because the artificial rates attract an
army of lenders.
The conspicuous feature of the stock marl;e
oday was Atchson, which monOpohzed more
than third of the total business. The price fen
3 per cent and the final loss was about per cent
The chance of defnult in the October INTEREST
was not the controlling influence, because She
payment had been assured. IL becomes more up
parent every day that the recent attacks on THIS
stock have underlying purpose, and it wohId
not be surprising if change in ownership woaid
be the result There is no doubt that a good
amount of long stock has born brought out fom
small and innocent holders and friend of PIX
President Strong may have reduced their hold
ings The buyers have interests that are willing
to accept an assessment. provided only they can
secure the control. Outside Of Atchson the
market was both dull and strong. st. Paul wa
the only other full stock in which the transs'c-
tions exceeded l 0, 900 shares, and its loss was
only 3-8 per cent The coal shares wore con
spicuous exceptions by smart advances led by
New-Jersey Central The trust stocks were firmer
in spite Of the higher rates for money, which
chit to have affected them seriously if the
stringency was genuine. The closing wasistronG
and in many instances above the first hgHes.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury bought $500 of LES at I o5 "a
and S2S250 per cents at 12o. There were no
transactions at the Stock Exchange, but quota
tions were raised Is per cent for both tlsSueS
The closing quotations were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. or BEEYES.


and the average estimated at 81 ~. ,., 10,
BEEV FsS-keceptS 2J5 cafloaus OF 80. nost 81,
carlo9ds over DcaW are aud LackaW anna ROAD 10 dsC
sisugheIers IS carloads at GOthst lncuduS 60
10 TaStmans Company 80 carloads to j. stern 10
to Kaufman StfaIss aud carloads TO MeIge[ lvsS
and "a carloads at Jersey CITY, Of which caro@S Cde
coHsgnei difect Including Cattle there were ABOUT
So carloads TO be sold -. 49,, ,,os M o,o,
able Improvement IN prices Inferior 10 pIiHT S1G4c
Steers sold at 80 25l$i 90, and rev -6Pso az 20
panoors az az IOds3 30 old Cows az 81 3OGS2 %; Bus
al s2 0s2 70; stays and oxen at $50 2Odt3 90 -. .
private cable adVices received late SATURDAY quote re-
frlTefatpd beef steady 4aid about 9c per 10 ana
American steers firm at GlJc estimated dressed "eghE
sinking the DIAL. -. -.-...-- -. -, -, ,Lo
aska The SPAIN sail O-morrcW or wednesday VIII
carry 600 cattle and $500 quarters OF beef: e.,
Shipmeuts from Montreal fO the week ended SATURDAY
Santsmber az Included 300 cattle and 233 sheep the
Geographique to Southampton; 74S cattle on the sar
maap and 5h2 on the Gree Glasgow 0i9 cattle and
900 sheep the Lake superior and 2O1 cattle and as
sbeen on the Oregon for Liverpool d51 cattle and DDS
Sheen ON the Az ona Aberdeen and 337 cattle and 6SO
sheen on the Dominion TO Bristol 49,
The only shipment form Baltimore was ZIG cattle on the
BuenOs Ayrcan, to Liverpool: . 80, -.
he wee shipments Of live cattle and sheep ana
dressed beef and mutton arc as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
rrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool, sept 80, as p, m.-Beef pork and hams
in fair demand. Bacon IN good demauf Cumberland cut
about D to 50 H. firm AS Cd In fair demand
American finest white and coIored firm ASS. Talow
I'm fair demand. Spirit OF urpentine Ia good demand
firm at 3j, 81 Rosin in good demand. Lad.spot in
poor demand futures In fair demand; prime Wesen,
spot firm az 34s September firm 33s Cd october and
November firm at 32s 9d. Wheat IN poor demand.
Flour Ia demand COrn-Spot in poor demand futures
in fair demand; mixed Western spot steady az AZ 81
Hops L8ndon-Paclnc COast-HOders are not Offering.
Receipts wheat for the past week-FOm Aantc ports
2G 500 quarters from Pacific ports from Other
sources. 100, 600 Receipts Of American corn Tor the
week 26 500