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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
ALEXANDRIA.


Reported for TEE EVENING STAB
PUEBLO ScHooLs.-Tbe work Of the public
now be granted until next Monday. The SUI
perintepdent, in opening the teachers meet
ings, called the attention OF the teachers 20 the
fact that these schools belong TO the whole peo-
pie and that any tendency TO refectupon poorly
clothed or barefoot children must be actively
discouraged. He gave summary OF the
methods Of the public schools and urged quiet
even temper, impsrtialty and earnest work on
the part Of the teachers in the school room.
CHURcH MArTERs.-Rev. Father j. j. Brodr
erick, 81, the new assistant pastor OF Sc.
Mary's Catholic church, arrived here Saturday
evening. He immediately entered upon his
duties and oficiated yesterday at the church
services Rev. I NJ Mercer, pastor Of the
Baptist church, has just returned from his
summer vacation and on yesterday filed the
at the First Presbyterian church and In ell the
other churches the pastors ofhciated
CORPORATION CoURT.-Tbe Alexandria cor
poration court opened its September term nj
day. Although the session 10 an ordinary
monthly court Q considerable amount Of bust
ness viii be transacted, a. there was no term
during August. Judge Norton returned some
days ago from his summer outing.
NorEs.-Master Geo. @. Warfeld, who won
the Beach prize for penmanship at the public
schools, has been appointed clerk st ths
Danvilie railroad ohice in WashinRton.-
The mayor sent on to the grand fury Sat-
urday r. Washington, colored. charged with
attempting to break into the house Of Mrs
Eliza 6wansberry, on Cameron near PAYNE
street.-Rathbone division, No. 9, uniformed
rank, Of the Knights of Pythias, in full uniform,
with white gloves, left this city this morning on
the O'Clock train for the Baltimore celebrs-
ton. They were accompanied TO the train By
the AlexandriA drum corps, whose muaio
awoks Alexandria ct an early hour.-Ths
police report quiet night, the only arrests
being few "drunkA"-Buiiding lots, ~ By
l23 feet, on several paved streets have latsIy
been sold here from el.25 70 CLIO esch.-
The funeral Of Mr.. Wesley b Barker Of wash-
ington came 70 this city Saturday afternoon
and The rsnains were placed in the ssoeiving
vault ct the II. T. csmstsry-Ths three
story house, With good lot, on King street tor
merry occupied By Mr.. James hcGrsw was
bought Saturday afternoon ct e2,06t BY 0se.
4 Appich.-1hs railway barge Brcvsrson
having bssn repaired in Baltimors b again On
the railway ferry 81 this c1ty.-Hr. L W.
Corbet3 has been appointed % saoessd II.
Charles Dearborn - chairman Of o. rspubli-
can city oommtttse, but - ~ 20 s1eese1e4
- n. Dearborn hold On un1n . ScrEal eroee
for hi rstixsnent = nna1s.-A briak ~
snd-a-haR stogy dwelling 81 - - Hfi1eo
below Les s1rssI ~ ia e oggJ ~ ~,
"a : ils.s ts.ses.A yisa = 9 y ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
srRxxf rnPlovKxrxrs IN xoaruEAsT vAsH
IN0TOy.

srREEr rxr,ovKxExr N xoarHrAsr VASE
The Commissioners this morning gave -
audience TO Messrs. T. w. Smith, j. l. Chap
pelle, Frank Aldrech and ChAs A. Shield. the
committees recenty appointed BY the Northeast
Wishes Of the association relative 20 the i'm
provement OF the streets In the northeast SEQ
ton OF the city. The committee presented the
schedule, heretofore printed In THs sfAR, and
ers promised to take their schedule under con-
moerston when the time came for making out
the estimates for street improvements.
CONTINUATION on rrsxa oxrxx srwxn
Captain Lusk In . letter 70 Major RAymoud
today says IL 10 his intention 10 recommend for
construction during the next fiscal year . por-
ton OF the sewer necessary TO follow up Tber
creek from Boundary street The absoluss
length OF the sewer 10 be laid, he says, will de-
pend entirely upon the size Of the appropris-
ton. He says he does not think IL advisable 70
build the upper portion Of tins sewer and allow
the sewage to be thrown into il from houses
before the lower portion IL finished
NIscELLANEouA
Auditor Petty, who has been spending his
| vacation in the mountains Of Virgins, returned
| to the city yesterday.
The Commissioners have received . letter
from Mr.. Joseph Rodgers complaining Of In
| decent show bills posted in public places.
The report Of fnsendent stoutenburgh for
the month Of August shows that during that
time there were 30s prisoners in the work
house, l7s in the aims house. During the
month AIS we're received.
Go TO TIE MARYLAND EXPOSITION VIA BAL
| TrMoRH AND PoroMAo RAuRoAD.-Take the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad in making trip
TO Baltimore to visit the Mary and exposition.
Rate e. 20 for the round trip. Tickets now on
sale, valid for return passage until September
| Il inclusive. Special train for Washington
will leave Baltimore at II pm. each day this
/ week-Adrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
DESERTED IN NEW YORK.
A Washington Bride and the Sad Ending
Of Her Honeymoon.

From the New York Herald today
Miss Frances Mascerl Of Warrington, .. O.,
was married on August % to Vernon p. Clayton
of Richmond, Va The couple reached here on
Wednesday last with their honeymoon at the
full and put up at the Hotel Everett on Park
row. Clayton left his bride one night alone
while he went out to see the town, but yester-
day he was kind and aGectionate and they took
shearty supper together at z o'clock last even
ing. Clayton after supper told his wife to meet
him ut the Aston house in twenty minutes, a
he had some friends to zee. He went away and
twenty minutes later she, without . moments
hesitation, went 10 the Aston house. She waited
for him until thortly before 10 o'clock, when
she returned 70 the hotel Everett 70 End that
her husband had packed up his entire possss-
sions and had left Tor parts unknown. he bad
even taken what change she had IN hsr pocket
book. Her own trunks, containing her clothing
and her marriage certificate, ere Ill TIE avail
able assets she has left.
Mrs. Clayton Il woman about twsnty-thrss
years Of age, good looking and shows evidences
Of being carefully INJURED She says hsg
mother win pay her way homA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
His Pocket Picked Of al7o.

Mr.. W. II. Moran, formerly Of this city but
now Of Farmwell, Va, arrived at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot about $50 o'clock this
morning. He bad in his pocket when be left
home pocket book containing si7o with which
he was going 10 purchase printing press.
Before he got through the crowd in the depot
he discovered that his pocket book and money
were gone. The police are looking for the
person who got his money!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

Excunnox 10 CoLuH1us, oKlo.-0uoaecount
Of the meeting Of he eeyersiSn or.nc iodgs
Lo:o.f., 70 p he1 e colunbus, Ohio, tie
exouruion tickets tokOolunbus q rais Of On
nrst-olAm limited fare for TIE round tin. Tick-
cd win be sold September - TO le, inelusivs,
and Win Be valid for return passagc until 80.
tsmbsr -, inelu.ive. Ticksts On ale q jaia-
wednesday and Thursday svsninc1, 3 . -
PA; also, baltimore and Ohio Hskst oGIees
Members Of the order and their fkien6a can
early and procure your eaksta.-Aa2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
The Death Record.

During the forty-eight hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Mary A Forsyth, white, 60 years;
Anna N. Stewart, white, rs years; Ernest L.
Dessez, white, days; Alice C. Barker, white,
Kate r. Evans, white, SO years; Patrick II.
Reamey, white, IS years; Thos. II. Gore, white.
81 years; Caroline Mckee, white, IS years;
Ellen Menchine, white, As years; John Morris,
colored, SO years; Frank Towns, colored 40
G. Morris, colored, 50 years; Elise Shorter,
colored, I year; James Butler, celored, 10
months; Rachel A. r. Hanson, colored, 8 years;
Henry Butler, colored, SO years; Eliza Jones,
colored, year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
GEN. ORDWAY SURPRISED.
Lieut.. Lemly Relieved from Duty With
the District National Guard.

Gen. Ordway, commanding the District ma
tional guard, was considerably surprised this
morning by the receipt of printed order from
the War department relieving First Lieut.
Henry Lemly, third artillery, from the tempo
rary duty as adjutant general Of the District
militia, to which he was ordered
about July Is last The order
was issued ''by direction OF the Secretary
of War;" and signed by Col McKeever as act
ing adjutant general II was a surprise to Gen.
Ordway because the understanding was that
Lieut.. Lemly was to be given a temporary de-
tail to the duties for the double purpose of
discovering whether he was satisfactory to the
general and whether he liked the duties
When Lieut. Lemly's temporary detail
was made there was rejoicing on
all sides, for II was conceded that there was no
man in the army better qualified for the posi-
ton. 1t was officially stated at the time that q
permanent detail would be almost sure to fol-
low il the officer and the general should de-
sire it.
LIEUT.. LEMLY's WORK
The work Lieut. Lemly has done as acting
adjutant general has been more than salts
factory. He has been of great aid to Gen.
Ordway, and his services during the recent en-
campment Of the brigade were simply invalua.
BILE. This was supposed to be the crucial test,
and after the great satisfaction which Gen.
Ordway expressed there was no doub,
in the minds of District militia men that Lieut.
Lemly was fixture. In fact Gen. Ordway
wrote an official request to the Secretary OF
War very soon after the return of the guard
from Fort Washington asking him to issue
Lieut.. Lemly's permanent detail. No reply
was given to this until this morning. when the
order Of relief. dated September 6, was re-
ceived. No one has as yet been detailed in
his place.
It is very probable that great pressure has
been brought to bear on Secretary Proctor by
army officers for this billet, which is one of the
best open to first ieutenants of the line, sc
great a pressure in fact, that he has been
forced to avail himself Of the opportunity af
forded him by the temporary quality of Lieut.
Lemly's first order, which was issued without
the action Of the President.
IN CASE OF PERMANENT DETAIL
the order is issued by executive direction. II
is also possible that there was q misunderstood
ing on the part Of the Secretary as to thu con
ditions of Lieut.. Lemly's detail, and acting In
the absence of Adjt. Gen. Kelton, who wal
fully aware of the understanding had at the
time, he was ignorant Of the fact that he wal
to some extent repudiating the former agree
ment. He is now in Vermont and will not re.
turn for fully week, and in the meantime
Gen. Ordway is hoping that he may be given 9
worthy successor to Lieut.. Lemly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

GRAND AUTUMN ToUR TO CREssoN-LAsr or
THE SEAsoN.-Yielding TO the popular demand
the Pennsylvania railroad company has ar
ranged grand autumnal personally conducted
excursion TO Cresson and the Alleghenies for
Wednesday, September III. The attractions Of
Cresson, its magnificent hotel, its superb
mountain scenery and the added interest on
account Of its proximity to Johnstown and the
Inflated Conemsugh valley renders ID one OF
the most charming mountain resorts Of the
world, and its popularity during the present
season has been forcibly demonstrated.
No season Of the year is more delightful there
than September, and those who Join the excur-
sion Of next Wednesday will find that they have
made . wise selection. The excursion tickets,
which include q days board at the celebrated
Mountain house and carry with them the priv
iiege of a reduced rate during the limit Of the
tickets, will be sold at the very low rate quoted
below. The train conveying the excursionists
will leave New York am, Philadelphia IL so
am. The excursion rate as above described
from Washington is % and regular connect
ing trains viii leave at $50 a-m.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
Welcomed Home.

When Mr.. B. r. Gilbert, the founder Of Ia
koma Park, returned to his home on Saturday
evening, after an absence OF several weeks, he
was surprised to find more than three hundred
people congregsted around the front entrance Of
his residence. brass band was on hand and
when Mr.. Gilbert entered his gate the sweet
strains of Home Again" greeted his ear, min
gled with three rousing cheers from the assem-
bled citizens Of Takoma, in which every family
in the park was represented
As the last echoes OF the music and its
chorus Of cheers reverberated through the
oak groves and over the hill tops, MIR. W. n.
Yeaton stepped forward and in . short speech
welcomed Mr.. Gilbert back to Takoma on be-
half Of its citizens. He spoke Of the untiring
energy and persevering efforts which he had
put forth for the upbuilding Of Tskoma. He
wished him long life and prosperity and again
welcomed him back to that beautiful park
which his industry and energy had created.
Judge Miller and DIR. Corey followed in
speeches Of a similar import, after which the
band played Hail to the Chief" Mr.. Gilbert
thanked his friends for their kindness, and,
throwing open the doors of his hospitabls
home, babe them enter, eat, drink and be
merry, which was done with a right good will.
While some invaded the tempting confines Of
his watermelon patch others entered his house,
where dancing and feasting were kept up for
several hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

To BALTIMORE VIA BALTIMORE AND PoroMAo
RAILRoAp.-The Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road is now selling round-trip tickets TO Balti-
more, on account Maryland agricultural and
mechanical exposition, at rate Of one fare, viz:
sl.20, good to return until the 2lst instant in
elusive. The sale TO be confined until Satur-
day the 18th, inclusive. Special train will
lesve Baltimore each day this week at ii pm.
for the accommodation Of Washingtonians.
Consult schedule for regular train service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

UNIFORMS FOR WASHINGTON. COLUMBIA, DE-
MOIAY AND POTOMAC CONNANDKRIES
Arc manufactured and cold By ~ Low any house
In America
An goods strictly bsst quality and guaranteed rssu-
Also UNIFORMS ToR OLD DOMINION CON.
AANDERX of Asxan0zaA. Va. ax Fsetosy pEicea
WuLETT RUofF,
eu1o-Sn 600 Ponngy1von1a ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LrOR RENr-TQ TWO OR THREE LADIES OR
Il married couple without children s-room Fur
nished House on ST; terms ESQ per month Ad-
dres =. LUTHER, Star Office. seg.3ts
Tor RENT-CoMPLETELY rURNIsHFD-A 10
room House opposite Capitol grounds; rent only
81. NV. 10 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

= n st: Classical Scientific, and Commercial
writing, Studies resumed Monday. September 2.
NET YORK " MILITARY AcAPEMY. CORNWALL.
Sf study g. address Col WEIGHT
RS0KLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-oPENs
sa ahSRY e
4. NJ Eais,. sandy spring. Ma " Ti-s s
VouNe AND MIDDLE,AaED MEN AND WOMEN
4 educated in Practical Manner for the Business
aE.smsn system. e%SraSns TReory Business RraS
tice. and Banking,, PenmansSip Com
ds
hand. fype-writins and Telegrap6y New building.
Veniencea Send for
Ssa se e M.r Gs GO II RrR f ' II
MAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH SEXES.
sssnas and Selese Prep courses Special care 9
ts Ell eEax PlH Moderate fsss
THE COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.-:THE EXERCISES
Of this College. the Collegiate Dspartment Of the
cs g sRs a Ss q 5s s1s
iarsed in ali the Classes and win hereafter Be open to
sas IL to e. Ss
may be found daily at the Library Of the University
from 10 to IL O'Clock in the morning, confer with
courses =. study 81 isia'Sess isdIfss
FINHEO INGALLS, KING, TEACHER OF PIANO
Il and Organ for the summer ct 707 II ct. NV. Mon
day, Thursday and saturday, 4:30 70 pm. Tues
day. "wednesday and Friday. $3.50 to 10 am je17-3m
open ALL sUMMER-CHEAPEsT AND BEST
ssas@ . e ,st Fin. Ss. so4 ~
B. MORkELL has had IL medals and studied ID years
In Europe Portraits IN charcoal crayon, on solar
$4,000; Studios open every day and Wednesday even
ngs CAL and zee the wonderful progress OF students
II EE MAR COLLEGE. WITH MUSIC, AND ART
~ Conservatory. y . Complete School for 0irla.
send for catalogue TO O. L KEEDY. Prss. Hagers-
TTVHE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARNACEUTT-
u cal Departments. Of Howard University, will open
sn,, yintsTs s sss:so9 ofsofsE For eabcusr asS IN
Ills iSsh q. NV. = . ~ aai6scc3
TSHE coLUNBiAN UNIVERSITY.
The Columbian Collees opens September "a.
The corcor.n Seasnfiac School cpsns Ocso6sfL
rs: "a. sdi sslh so sSs,s &C., ocs9 &c.
Ihs pentai 6shooi oIsns oeSo6sr 2.
S5 51s2 & sSesf 'ascfssaff 81
NJ I66 JULIET DoNNAfLx,
PIANoyo1x1 M1TRUCr1oN.
.>. Inquire - sAxDEHs sTAy,eAx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

LOR RENT
Il 1929 New York ave. n W., 12r. mod imps. csc 90
S49 St NV, 7rs.. bay window. mod imps-.. 90 SO
95l ST: nw- 7rs.. mod imps. ........-..... 25 90
se6.6t r. q. GHMPBEIT, Si7 10th st NV iSo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW MORE SELECT BOARDERS CAN BE
"A accommodated for September aud October, with
home comforts; terms moderate. For Particulars adj
dress SOMERSET WILLIAMS, Boyds Station, Md.
se7-3ts
NEAR MOUNTSvILLE, LOUDOUN CO., VA, FOR
~ Sept and Oct high, healthy Location large airy
saddle aud driving horses. II. N RECTOR. se6-3t'
ss(NOMFORT RETREAT" MARYLAND HEIGHTS.
~ Guests desired through Sept and Oct; hunting
and hshing; dne country Injuries abundant terms
moderate. w. NJ CLARK. Keep Tryst Washington
County. Nd se4-6t
~ GOD BOARD-2 NILES FROM ALEXANDRIA,:
NJ trains met to suit those in Office Terms co. from
September 1850 per week. Fruit mill. &c. in album
dance. SPRING BANK, AexAndrisvA au9-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

LrOR PENTHOUSE us lST ST. NV; NINE
Il rooms and bath: all mod. imps. rent $50. so per
month; Keys at corner grocery. Inquire at 500 ST.
NV. se7-3ts
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED-sIX ROOMS, COM
Il plete for housekeeping; would rent the entire
Furnished House Of IL rooms Apply After Pun. at
1923 81. n se7-3ts
I1OR RENT-417 d ST.. TwOLsTORY BRICK,
4 rooms mod inps.. s25. Also. 6l0 9th St. OPP
posite Patent Oce, nrstclass store and large dwell
ing, At Sloo per month. Inquire Of A. EBERLY'S
SONS. us 7th II. aA7-3fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-sUITABLE FOR A PROFESSIONAL
man; 1913 14th st NV. next 70 the Hamilton. 10
rooms. bath. cellar furnace, plumbing and hand
:omely papered and repainted throughout; rent
e1.00Q per annum- ALBERT FOX.
se7-6t $50 1T NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, May 20 1880.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

TUESDAY hhy %o-p. H.
The stock market continues to develop the
same general features that it has for the last ten
DAYS. Realiztions Of profits accrued continue to
be made, end reactions" are talked OF and
st1enuously worked for, but the market brohdens
and the absorption goes on. Prices ductuRtc
within narrow limts-an holding the advance
already made and some adding fractions 20 those
efore accrued. The bears buy on the ad-
vsnces and sell on the weak spots, so that little
progress Is made in the liquidation OF the short
account To-day the granger stocks again wert
the feature, and St. Paul sold up 70 75. The
statement Of the ST. Paul Company for the four
months ended April 80, showing q gain in net
earnings Of 81, 054,s47 over those OF the same
four months Of 6Ss, illustrates what a small adj
vance in the rates and reformed mann e mcnt
may do Probably the tonnage OF the 81 Paul
Company in the four months OF this year was less
than IT, was in the same months Of 1883. But
among the Eastern lines the stock OF Lake Shore
to-day was a feature and sold up TO LOG 3-S. A
considerable short interest in this stock is still
outstanding The coalcrs were irregular, Dela-
ware IAckawanna and Western being strong and
Philadelphia and Reading easy. Still at a. l-s
the investment sales of short stock at AZ IA
do not look promising Inc Northern Paclhc
ruled firm, US also did Union Pac.fc although thu
latter stock WIS subject TO no little hnmmering.
Among the miscellaneous list, Chicago Gas con-
tnued 70 attract attention, and with fluctuations
sold up to SO "a, and closed at b9l-j. The
Tribune OF last Friday pointed the cause for the
late advance in the price OF that stock, at the
same time stating that the reaction from So
TO 80 WIS due TO heavy realizing by spectators,
and that the stock thus sold had fallen into hands
that would hold IL, on belief that IL would pay
Of least per cent dividends. The advance since
then has been due partly TO the covering OF
shorts but more 70 the continued buying OF
it's friends. The bulges were made by the bears
| and IL is feature that there are no material
reactions from the sharp advances. BY the opera.
| tons of the last week, from SO up to 90, down
| to "a and up to SO 3D. the control OF the stock
/ has passed into New-Yort holders On Friday
| the company Will declare semi-annual dividend
| OF 2 per cent, and has on hand more than enough
| 20 pay q hike dividend in next December. The
| decision Of court es TO the legality Of the com.
| pany Is fun and explicit. II closes as follows
y Il does not appear that there has been any
Affirmative manifestation OF q public policy b5
the Legislature of the State adverse TO the e1ercse
ny the defsndAnt Of the power here called ln
auesnon. On the contrary y spgears that nnoei
SPECIAL charters wefo granted By the Iegislnture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

n.,,ruoss Nay 2s-Cotsop nrm, Middlins IL Selilsa
aatiye steady Howard and Western Supsrans
FeTf oo Extra do 50 1894 Oo Family 90 e 1894 75
City Mills Bio Brands Estrs sS lJsS ~ WGtsf whsss
aSh ySosssSn quiet No winter Rea SPOT s2SsaLe:
Nav s7i.c, June sic July 1855 corn-sSnhern EASIER
White s.s Y' Ssy as zoo s.c 1 %s:D Ss.s
m,1:S .OS 3, o.,. .cafoe
40 Mss,a 20 S36c, Graded White Southern
and pennsylvania 3oo34c, Rye STEADY az 5os6Se Hay
P5@. S. c0 ssri a = sS SSs Ms 90 1
ssoSIdefs &C. Clear Rib Sides To- packed sic,
d SssSn .ssSg Lard .ssdy
butter Hs ff Ess al Sf Ron rss
S Cniss Rssansd Il $500 coffee ss
suist asnasI At iSc WSssoy arm q 10
psT dn. In Sacks iss Ga per bush 2d cOL G
Srdsrs at ss Cd Receipts-Elour 5000 bbs whesj
1000 bush Corn IS 900 bush oats 5000 ousn Rye Oge
bush. shlpments-Flour 2l.OOO Dds GOTH io'oVV oesh
Sales Wheat 1000 bush Corn SZoOv posn
BUFFALO May Wheat No demand for sgrisx gredssi
New No Northern csc Old No Northern eshci No
No. Wits Michigan ssSsiic Corn hishsf
demand light No: yellow $50 No: yellow s7ssl
Ne at K6 so wss. sI0 'rS 1ss
No Mixed at OBS, 926e in store Rye dun put steAdy
No at 474So asked. Flour unsettled In tsr demand
S dun sPf s"ssfg o. Canal . S
%hsa 5000 SS Wheat 5000 bush
S5S 900 bush oats blooo bush. CApa shipments Wss..
20 900 bOis Wheat 900 bush. Corn $4,000 bash oas
263 900 bush Rye 600 BUSH
CHICAGO May 2S-The leading futures ged as follows