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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
MURDERER BoLAoEs WIDOW
Her Distressing Poverty-Taking Board.
ers at 81 per Week.

Her Distressing Poverty-Taking Board
ers at 81 per Week.
EAsTON, Pa, July pa reporter who
visited Mrs. Bolack, of Pen Argyll, wife
Of Michael Bolack, who was hanged at
Belvidere, N. J., last week, for the muir
der OF Michael Bollinshire, learned that
the reason she failed to visit him on the
day Of the execution was because she
was penniless She visited him several
times after his conviction, and on the
Friday previous to his execution. Each
trip cost her Sc, and the last took every
cent she had. She is now accommoda-
ting eight Hungarian boarders, each OF
whom pays her just 81 per week. Mrs.
Bolack broke down when she spoke of
her poverty, and, with tears rolling
down her cheeks, said: my husband
was not guilty of murder, but he had
no evidence to prove his innocence. He
had very affectionate feeling for Bol.
hngshire, brother of whom is married
to my sister in Hungary"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
To Entertnln tl,a Presldent.

BOSTON, July 20.-In view Of thg
probable visit of President Harrison
to this city the executive council hal
appointed committee to make arrange
ments for fitting reception. Governor
Ames has written to the president al
talities of the state. The committee ha.
state at the Vendome and President
Harrison will be received as President
be given him and a reception viii b.
given If there is time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
JERSEY MOONSHENE.
How Old Henry Stiles Was Caught
Distilling Mountain Dew
AFTER A DESPERATE STRUGGLE

An interesting Case That win Come ne.
fore the United states Court aa Tren-
ton--A Veteran '.nEoonshlner' whe
Lived UP 60 His Recora-He Made Il
Interesting for tho Revenue C0Ileoter.
TRENTON, July oo.-During the Sep
tember term Of the United States court
herea sensational ssmoonshine" LIQUOR
case will be heard. It is charge against
Henry Stiles. now locked up in the Nor
ristown jail. He was arrested by United
States Revenue Collector Klotz and q
posse, and was only taken INTO custody
on the presentation of o seven shooter.
Stiles and his illicit distillery Is up in
Randolph township, Morris county, and
Is well protected from the scrutiny OF
busy people. It is in the middle Of a
swampy place and is hidden from view
by tall grass. The habitation in which
Stiles lived and did his dark work was q
long log shanty with a roof thatched
with hay.
Smelling Out the stIiI.
The prospecting party entered into
this dismal swamp, and by q smoldering
fire they suspected that somebody was
about. In making search they dis
covered a thirty gallon kettle which
had recently been used. Over on q hill
near by they saw two men &C work Dig
ging patch of potatoes,
After q series Of friendly questions
they discovered that Henry Stiles was
one of the two He was Immediately
put under arrest. No sooner had the
collector made this announcement when
the I'D moonshiner seized stout club
and was going to brain the entire party.
The Old Man shows Fight.
''rve lived long enough to see Headly
and Cooper and Bentley die and Ill see
you, also. was his remark as he raised
club. The old man was persuaded to 20
to his cabin and there he was requested
to open a closet. where it was supposed
that the ''moonshine" goods were stored.
He made believe to open the closet, but
he grabbed keen edged bayonet In
stead, and, assuming defensive posi-
ton, said: Now l am ready for you
fellows"
In twinkling the collector ierked out
AZ caliber self cooking revolver and
suggested that the bayonet be handed
over. The old ssmOonshiner" came to
terms and surrendered. He then wept
like baby and pleaded poverty and
promised to do better If let 60.
A stnbborn Prisoner.
A search was made, and in an old chest
twenty-five bottles of whisky were
secured. On the way to the Morristown
Jail the old man made several attempts 70
stab the officers and was twice disarmed
of knives. The old smo0nshiner" has
been doing a successful business for
year. He had still in which he could
make from six to eight gallons of whisky
day. He has been in trouble before.
and is perhaps the most noted of the
ssmoOnGhineg-as' that NOW axiet
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

BELvIDERE, N. j., July "a. 8.-C Chauncey
Horton, the negro who about two weeks
ago committed brutal assault on Theo
dore Auble, of Newton. and his female
friend, was arraigned in court and
pleaded guilty to assault with intent tt
kill, and also assault with intent to com
NIT serious crime. He was sentenced
TO twenty years in the state prison and
S1 900 fine. The sheriff hurried ths
prisoner away from court, as the excite
ment ran high and threats Of lynchine
were freely used.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
Ives WEAR q LudIow Street JAN.

NEW York, July 20.-Henry s. Ives
yesterday obtained a writ of habea.
corpus returnable in the supreme court
today requiring cause to be shown why
he should longer be detained in Ludlow
street jail He and his partner, G. II
Stayner, have been in jail six months on
indictments in connection with the Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON stock ir.
Irregularities. Ives claims that longer
detention under an order of arrest anG
the absence of trial Is illegal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

PLAINFIELD, N. j., July -Firebugs
are again at work here. The barn and
outbuildings on the farm of Henry Clay
Randolph, on the Railway road, were
set on fire and totally destroyed, with
their contents. Three horses perished
in the flames. The buildings contained
several carriages and wagons, harness,
farming implements and forty tons of
hay and grain. The total loss is es-
timated at about $1,000. There is q
small amount of insurance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

LONDON. July 26.-Ye Yesterday was the
golden wedding day of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone The queen telegraphed 3
congratulatory message to the distin
guished couple, and the Prince and
Princess of Wales and other members.oi
the royal family sent letters to them.
The Prince Of Wales also sent q -goIr
lnkstand to Mr. Gladstone.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 20.-The
failure Of Lewis Bros. q Co. had no ef-
feet on the print cloth market here. The
firm had no Fall River business Of con-
sequence. L was reported that one
mill was involved to d slight amount,
but the report cannot be verified. Only
it, is fully secured by the acceptance Of
q substantial Rhode Island concern.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
surrrlse In Phlladelplia.


PROVIDENCE, July 26. Mills and
banks here will be involved by the fall
ure Of Lewis Bros. & Co. to the amount
of $500, 900. Local banks have about
$150,O00 of their paper divided among
six or eight Of them and the rest Is
among half adozen mills including those
at slater, Manville and Wauregan. The
belief prevails here that the firm can pay
its indebtedness in full IL they aresgiven
time. None Of the mills or banks viii
be seriously embarrassed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

BANGOR. Me-, July %. The examine
ton Of Charles 8. Gilman, Of Corinth.
charged with robbing his own safe and
starting the FIRE that recently burned
several buildings in that town, was con-
cludeds Gilman was held in 8, 900 for
trial, and being unable to obtain that
amount was sent to jail.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

EAsToN, Pa, July 20.- Edward VIII
SON, brakeman on the Tamaqna branch
Of the Jersey Central railroad, was help
ing to shift a train at Hauts when mis-
placed switch threw car upon which
he was standing from the track. Viii
son fell beneath the car and was 90
badly mangled that Le died while on the
way to the hospital. He lived at 1iauch
Chunk, was aged % and unmarried.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
Conspiracy Of wind, fire and Lightnlnr

LAMBERTvTLLE, N. J., July 20.--A few
evenings ago the house of Frank Rocks,
near Lambertville, was struck by light
ming and damaged. Dir. Rocks has re-
sided there for only few years. during
which time his dwelling was injured by
cyclone, then burned to the ground
and now shattered BY lightning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

1.-THE sixteen foot Battean "Log Cabin, chal-
langes any sixteen foot batleau in Annapolis
or vicinity TO race for $1,000. For particulars
apply 1t the CAPiTAL Office. 7lB
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
TO whom It May Concern.

IF THE PARTY who took Rcd Cashmere
SHAWL from the dressing room af ST. Johns
College, June 18th. will return IL to the CAPf-
tai Office no questions will be asked, as they
are known. 7l8
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

EOk RENT.-A Two-S Story and half FRAME
containing IL Rooms In cool Order large
yard. Water in yard. Rent cheap. Apply to
JOSIAH RUSSELL.
ZIG ga Prince GoOrro Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26

QR 000TO LOAN on Mortgage. as
pVsVVV whole or In less amounts.
1-S1 JNO. IRELAND.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
FOR SALE, Rent OF LEASE.

EOR SALE.--Young Jersey COW and CALF
A. Apply 20 VANSANTs Hiring Stables on
west 3 rect. 26tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-26
FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING and STORE on Church
Street. formerly occupied by Mrs.M. #. Holi-
ayoke, Apply to
70 March, 1889. 82atf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATEIuALs-A steady and uachs sle
market a fair movement Haverstlaw Har1 Briehs
quoted 80 75d$7 25 per 1000 FishNll go ST. hyer
Hard 80 25q$6 Is Jsrys % 1895 80 ae PrIfSs.
Brown, sildsi5 Rosendale Cement 95eafl 10 per be
American Portland s2ds2 20 English Portland ~ 2oa
~ 80 German Portland, 81 35d$2 20 Rockland common
Lime 81 PER boil and do finishing. 81 20 state Line
Coats HAIR 22d25c per bushcl Cattle Hair l2al3e
CHICORY-A fair trade at unchang@i rales ,lslrfy
& Reynolds 7S.asc; Is. c. sac Cocoa, &c Taylor
Brothers English ChicOry casks and barrels. Gtc .,-
Maracalbo, 22Q23c; Cauca, 1S4a1e2c Caracas 162a
i7c Trinidad 132a14c; Bahia. l2sc; and Guayaquil
CoopERAGE sToCK-A fairy good business reported
81 80 al 90 36inch 81 5Oas1 So Old shocks and New
Heads 3s.inch 81 5Jdsl CO. 36-nch, 81 4Oas1 4oj Old
shooks without Heats, IL 10 Rum Shocks and Heads
s3 4O9s3 so Rum Pipes, IS 50asG; Empty Hogshea1s
So so; Hoops IA feet s27as30 II feet. s26as27.
trading continued dull Fair cargoes quotel at l9'sc ana
No = ne. Nothing reported IN the way u business.
Mid grades hal moderate inquiry. Siies lIVO Ddgs
Maacabo 600 mats interior and 1000 pkgs Jamdica an
private terms. Options suffered sighc decllLs toudy
but the speculation was devoid of life being mainly Of
local character Early cables from Havr were stronger
but late accounts shovel weakness Hamburg qg0te1
ouet and rather The local market broke od
o0ints Al the outset with little long selling ana
closed barely steady about the bottom Rio aiVlces
quoted Regular nr.t, . $50 good second sou en-
change (privatcJ 275s receipts 5000 bags RIO ceance'
Tor United States 900 bags Rio clearances Tor Europe
GOO bags total stock 209 900 bags; Santos receipts
1000 bags receipts at Rio. July 10 December - 1883
$50 900 time 1855 20160O0 bags same me
1887 $50 receipts Santos July 70 December
same time 1857 523 600 bags. Total sales here to-day,
$50 fClitws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NewYork, Tuesday Dec. s-BEhyEs7 So carOads Of 9st
a cafC1sS direct t. East e Side 81
Compsny and carloads Stern gearoaas srT!usd
6 c fy GGS bel ar %cd aa aa Fss a
T% Sd as T al B sscn 20 snsGs
ea TSs' sd Ss ss9 LATE G y:eay report
@ per- qS With s ne Su k cFs S close Sss to q
VI 1@ have e a h in and
Sinking the ofal The decreased shipments from American
the past two weeks have had salutary effect in
viii q GO go ca and 9Gf sd
Wsdad T 2q quarters 81 Se is % iy
chicago. Fgrnessla and Adrac The France, With cattle
for win s1 aSad ut %tG aH o 9O sra.se Se ANDY
11ss%s51 p 100 p'vis ss at
for 3 t 60 Ss1 au ind Il bunch Of g
5fcs5 G5 c dressed 3 It 'sa se r
s. $50 n at ~ sa 200 % yes a: s ls'
Be- 40 Fed tays s. Western nc Calves i've !" as 81
n Sc; 10 do. $50 ~ at s%c 4S Grassers 2e6 H. at
DepSacE + p ,ss ysals. $50 n. at 7'c do 100
H. s & ZIP kS 50 EHM9Eccsps II carloads of o2s
Trade limited for stock but feeling steady AZ fny
Se offered SAfn SG 2s from With 81 70
newton Gnlos 1913 Western Sheep 1o2 n
s Kase 50 nagalo sheep cisE Lambs OIL n. at
80 bc IiS Dewey 2o state Lambs CT rs at 1915
g g at e So 81 S ea 90 80 30 n &C e y 81 STATE
j. j. Hallenbeck 80 state Ewes, io7 N, at . 90 do
IL n az "a a. 20 DO 81 n a. &C. 10 =" % 90 % a"
20 soSd: Of sSsS h Ss
city AID sm sa sSS dealers al ssSo SG@e for Or sale
aqst Sq, s.ssqy at ot toE 80
n Gssiac for eOdlO0 70, and 6'sd7c for 4Od6o n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore aCotton quiet %d MIDI 19i;c f E1Sl
SarT 74es4c no . soc; 7Gc; Western n1n
r. winter red spot and December. 19h 102c Jdhuey
Ni G size Febrtary s2l.ao2i,c; March. S.ao42c
nav s7Gs74 New southern steady Whi'c' a.
~. yellow 4Od42c Western steady mixed spOL tVia
lie: december 4OAd4Osc January 3shaSShc, E SS9
az 3SJ, a3So.c; March. 3d. aoAc; MAY - FdDo ~
0as rm Southern and Penn-ylyana 22G29@e srsle
No white 292c bid. Rye unchanged Hay unchaneciL
p%Iisons steady; butter and eggs firm and unchan!s1;
rgce arm RIO cargoes fair, lo2a2oc ,ugar ilrm' ~
~, Frrlghts to Liverpool per steamer. hrr gram
nr hush 4d4s4d Cork for orders. IS ?ie5s kece,bt'
PIlwr a 600 bbs: wheat 1000 bush corn. l33OOU
hush oats COCO No shipments Sales-Wheat' l1oooo
bu.b. corn 10000 bush -, ,...
o"I Runao. Dec. 3.-wheat-No. hard strong
y 900 bush selling at Ole; No Northern scarce VIII,
IL NJ 600 bush $50 and Of % 600 bush on prVa
sar,ns: at closing ssi2c asked. 10000 bush No =
So"tbern sold nc closing at Soc. Winter Rrades
cSrce aud ilrm IL No red, TO arrive sold al Soc
and / car No white, Mt 79c on track. Corn quet, Dut
firm No. yellow soc; No , 49, No g. 27'c ca III
orn: No 4. 81 track oats In fair demand . cars
No. white sold at nc and 1000 bush DO: IN store
~ % c; no other grads here Barley quiet ana un-
aSSon1ced Eve higher: No Q 81 asked. Flour in fair
demand and firm. Mfeed quiet and unchanged Recspts
Flour 10000 bbls. wheat 100000 bush corn. 2S'UOo
nush Shpuents-wheat, % 900 bush corn 1000 Dush
oats 1000 bush rye, $1,000 bush. ,,
Chicago Dec 3.The leading futures ranged as folo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
Bid. AK. BID Ask
USAAs1S9I reg. 1042lo5 IT, Sour 0s, 1896. ILL.,.
{ lis SNf co 1O4 ie1O5 lUS.cur6s 1897. l20L.
US A. l907leg-. l26 l29%lg eur O. ls9s.. 123
q s 1897 9: rSS TX l27 bsGSS[ s 81 1874 I
Tie business in State isSles was covered by

The business in State isShes was covered by
small sales of Tennessee settlement IS at 70 1-2.
There were no transactions in city bank stocks
The feature in the general bond market was the
issues Of Missouri, Kansas and Texas: the general
Is sold at 70a71 5-S and the Is at 81 l-2a 63a
COL The market generally was firm but there
was a selling of Chesa peal<e and Ohio IS at from
100 down To 90 90 81. The buying of them
was of "A better character than the selling. Ref
erence is made TO our full report of bond sales.
I'm the money market early renewals were gen.
era liz at 'faS per cent. Later 0 per cent rate
was established for some small loans but after
. o'clock the rate ruled at 6a5 per cent, and
finally at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, s2l4, 1856; balances,
The Tinted States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day slss,39l National bank notes for
redemption.
The Custom House receipts were si72, 592 the
internal revenue receipts 81 83264, and the mis-
cclhncous receipts were S2O6,6GS
The Sub-TrcaSury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House al $50 0l5. Its net loss bal
ance was 1891 ,4O3 made mp by coin loss OF
S150332 less q currency gain OF 5l2I,02O. The
DAYS operations covered: Receipts. s2,69l OBS;
naymenis, 81 .O22, al; resulting in a general bal
ance of 81 26i7 consisting of 81 "a ,0S3,4S
coin and sS4s0,l 63 currency
The foreign exchanges for to-moTows steamers
were irregular but upon the whole weak. We
revise ouotatons for actual business as follows:
Bankers bills at - 80 IA and - 81 IA for
long and short sterling Respectively; French
francs at % is and so 5-s; reichmarlts az
"a a. and g5 e. and guildcrs at 80 "a and 40
In London British consos were hrm at % l-i6
and % 7.l6 respectively for money ana account
he Bank of England lost ElO0Oo bullion on
balance. In the open market the rate Tor dis
count of bankers bills declined 10 IS per cent
but for bankers balances over night il ruled AT
2 per cent Bar silver was steady az ~ SD
per ounce American railways promptly responded
10 Yesterdays late advances in the home markets,
and ruled firm all day AT something better than
the concurrent home quotations. Az farls trench
per cents 10 $40. The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows specie
gain OF $50. 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04

Durolo n Y. Dec. 3-Catte-Receipts last "a hours
$50 head total for week thus FAR $50 for same
n,nd a prices sheep and ,5Ss &c cdC last
r. same time last week II 500 head consigned throueh
600 head 1000 head to New.i9rk 1000 aead on sale
7So head total for week thus far 80 200 head for same
g. Ia week l3 $50 head consigned through, 1850
sead i54o head NewYork Oc2p head on sale prices
mer put h'I he 900 head market
steady. iIcgs~ReespN 600 head market weak siI
o, snolee' AZ 1sass S. Sheen -Eeelints, 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool, Dec Sy-s:A5 y m-peet and p about n 4
demand Hams in poor demand sSn Os and Cumberland
i - about dull 4, SOS ,,s ed assm s.saa ss
about dd 40 has fallen OF prime steady sSl a.
Split. q IupentneThe desnd hss aseS snd uiua.
Sts s ga Demand pSms Western D'e ss. Wheat
s2s ga January and FeerSsIy as arm az IS lod neg
No. sGSa spring arm 2 a gl.Ss n n,s ss
Comspot and fSuret IN 'a ron3sHxPaclfc CesSs
seeSa demand; steady st GSsSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
Total Jan. 1s2s7 5o4 oo9 go sa17 s77e
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Dec. g. p. m.--Consols. o. l-19 for money
and OF for the Canadian Pacific 75s Illinois
Central 1917 Mexican ordinary Az 81 PAU common peo9
ing cob McxleIn Central new per cent bosds ~ -;
Money 3 per The rate Of discount In the open
market for thrce.months' bills Is 80 per cent Pars
adyces quote cent rentes az S francs 70 cent,me
Tor the account The OF bullion Withdrawn from
he Bank OF England balance to-day is 100000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
nerican Standard Of classifi-
STAINED

Good ordinary ....-......7's Low middng ..s 1910
Strict good ordinary. Mid1lng. ~.
The option market less active to-day, and prices
ruled little Irregular There was decline OF az points
AZ the outset owing weakness In Liverpool advces but
this was followed by freer buying reduced crop est
mates which caused advance Of 4d7 points. Final
figures however were only 3dt points better tnan tnose
OF Yesterday Sales. 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04

Fourth week In Now. s20s, 442 $3.50 sil9 100
Ian 1 10 Nov. 30. 5,O5S, JoS 52CS,7CO o4io5oO
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Number OF miles. ~, an, Sly
Fourth week In Now. FsVoto go 30
Jan / TO Nov. 3d.. 5l5,SOl Vo''-oo
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
nj miles. 1856 1SZ loL
Fourth week In Now. f1o.G11 go, GDl ssaao'oioo
jan I TO Nov 3d.. 614,324 Sl2Ioo oooo'o
LONG ISLAND
Month Of Noyem6er sSSS59 s2dd9' ies TX s5S
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
1887 1898 1889.
For tho week . AZ O56 500 go 2ss. 1874 ~. 107 100
previously reported 2S044744O 2GS 6S3 1873 26osSf
Total since jan s2s7 600 s274 97 $50 sa17 e74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
ec c s.gTh S1 leading futures ranged as follows
WuEAT No. Q.

Opening Highest Lowest Clo' an
R RsSsas': s.: Sc & s. * g..
CORN NO. ?.
$ R:;:G9': Ct g. G.. 81 81 81; 81:
E;ssaas e.; s. s. s. 81: s. S;
''' MESS PORK. PER BBL.
| $;;sS e Ss e. e $ $ss$$
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
yaagf:z :s5s :fS 6 :$f
SHORT RIBS, PER 100 LBS.
#;sss i; s. IS IS i: Sc IS IS
quotations ,ol,Sws Flour dull and %,1 u@
wheat e5aOGs No red Soc No corn slSsg 49,.
se no. Sa' aassesq s5 timothy S sss y, 3
I: Shoulders boxed unchanged clear sides boxed
gnesanSd %sSSy os nnchanged do
standard a." do.
Arisls;. Receipts i. oBS sAip%g S "ss
Wheat, bush 10000 5000
Corn b 6GIh 1900 i0i 900
Rye bush .-..---.. 1000 5000 5000
On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
dinner fancy cra a 25sG@e Hns 2SS--c es
% Jy sFous no fairy N sSSs ws sse
9Ssc rye hrmer No. l. 44'2s bid. barley 9uis. No
.s' d easc Gsse
saaA $685. S Efss @ 5sG barley
100 bO' wheat 800
rRadePha steady BucAwRS, ss, -four
SS4s a neg 81 f SSfi to 30 e5 F m mil whes
and a9sy 9qsSS1 F ES
ary s3as33c; March. Sias42c Corn hrm new
40 sS on mack II NEWT NS sS% on
rSenueh..t elevator 4Sc old No mixed In grain
~ qS9,c February, 3sG39isc March 39diQc oats
Mak for ear lots quiet and prices naed eady W ghae
short storage 294c; do regular. 295c Futures quiet
6 but s,dy Fee Fc6raa Tn o soe March 5oaoc But
ter nn and in good demand PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra
Fenn. gG MAI sts s7s rm powdered
s Rs sS5c pee BUSH Fo;9ss @ saa sS@f
5oe5jc Bgrbanks and starr choice 55aOoe 90 fair tS
brides i5d5 mixed and rough varieties 1890 6S5 Gse
srefs gn'hs9gsd o, ~ oo
1850 corn corn. f2.6S99; oats oats s 500
70. st. ca tG" $50 Gee Nav ss gS. ccsad BID July
s3dsS closed I9 nominal Cs@ hrneg ara T%'
closed 27c asked January 27asc February 27se ccsed
@ pa May I S1Sy dull op SseSsed ay s
prairie So 20ass 50 timothy f9gfiS 80 Bran d fHl
steady and quiet: desvei.ed s3 COZ; other descrp.
q FSs. firm III at At % T for G@s come 6ods
Wbke 81 P2 2 P T NAM rS my orS
Dry salt meats-shoulders S59s4 81 longs and ribs;
shoulders ~ 70: and ribs 80 0046 50; short
clear 80 5odse 62e Hams slogsl22 90 Res cell t.
bush oats 40 900 bush rye 1000 bush barley, $1,000
hush Shipments-Four. IA 600 bills wheat, 5000 bush
corr 2O Geo bush oats 80 900 bush rye 900 bush
''' T5Isdo Dec s-wheat dun cash s2+c December
sosc: MAY s8Ic. Corn quiet cash 81 i2c May 347,c.
Oats dub cash. 92c Cloversee1 dull steady cash,
Il 800 bushels corn 40 bushels oats 900 bushels
corn, 50 800 bushels oats, 600 bushels re, 600
bushels.
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