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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30


RNIRoADs-Very dull; sales 1905, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
again dull. equal to anything seen of late
i'm that line. The apathy displayed by the
holders of securities evidently encouraged
the local and Chicago bears to make a short
turn on the short side and the evening up
is about accomplished. The movements in
the regular list were confined generally TO
fractional amounts and in AtchisOn the
fluctuations were very small Sugar was
the great bull card, as II was
the weakest yesterday, and the loss
was abont recovered The market on the
whole showed very strong undertone To-
dav, and prices moved up easily on lighter
purchases The feeling OF an early I'M
proyement in both prices and business IS
pronounced. and the South American diff
iculties are believed 10 have had their tull
effect upon this market. The market
closed duh but strong at higher figures.
Sugar is up 3, Rock Island !, and others
fractional amounts. Sales ll2,SOS shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express; $50; American Express,
rs: Canada Pacific, 19ai; Central PACING,
81 Chesapeake and Ohio, 30 : do. first
preferred. 64i- do. second preferred, ~
Chicago and Alton, 1870; Chicago, Burllng-
ton and Quincy, l0S@<; Delaware and Hud-
son. 1861: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. IA Denver and Rio Grande,
ls5.. Erie, 25s do. preferred, 64i4; Fort
Wayne l5j; Illinois Central, llG; Lake
Shore, 1922; Michigan Central, 90; Min
neapolis and ST Louis, 6; do preferred
IA; Missouri Pacific, 725s; Northern Pa
cifc, 35J5; do. preferred, S2ss; North
western, lllil; do. preferred, l4i; New
York Central, lO12i; Oregon Transconti-
mental. a.; Pacific Mail, 4Glt; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 20; Plttsburg,
l56: Pullman Palace Car, 2l914 Reading,
AL: Rock Island, 9l3-: ST Louis and San
Francisco. 81; do preferred, 60; do first
preferred, 50; St. Paul, 1875; do. preferred
isl St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
los: St. Paul and Omaha, 81; do preferred,
g25; Texas Pacific, pol Union Pacific
81 United States Express, 20; Western
Union Sal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum. Fever,
Sores. letter Chapped Hands, Chil0lains,
Corns and all the Skin ErupvOns, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required IL
Is guaranteed 20 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price p cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
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VERY BADLY NEEDED.
Little Electricity to he Introduced INTO
Congress.

Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The House Com
mittee on Rules to-day gave hearing 10
John A. EnoS, an inventor, who seeks 10
have an appropriation of $4,000 made 10
defrav the cost Of installing his electric
voting machine in the House Of RepreSen-
tatives. Mr.. Enos explained the worklngS
Of his machine and brought 10 the attention
of the committee some facts 10 demonstrate
its probable utility and economy. He
stated for instance this session there have
been over 800 roll calls, each consuming
thirty minutes time or an aggregate OF
thirty working days, and he asserts by the
use of his machine twenty-five days could
have been saved The committee took the
matter under advisement
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. +. c. VESTS NERVE sSp pR.rx Tpr,.
aENr, guaranteed specific for Hvsteria. Dizz
ness. Commissions, Fits. NeryoL. Neuraipi
Headache. Nervous ProStration. caused by N
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Ment,
Depression; Soitening Of Brain, resulting in IL
sanity aud leading 10 misery. decay and deatb
Premature Old Age, Barreuness, Loss on Powe.
m either seN, Involuntary Losses and Sperma
torThm caused by oyereNertion Of the brain.
Seli-Abuse or Oyer-lndulgence. Each box con
taius one months treatment 800 A hoy or Il,
boxes for 800, sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
TANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W KELLEY. President
(Kanawha Short Linel Schedule boz effect So
vember 9th. 1872. Subject 10 change without
noticel Trains leave Wheeling lO.B 70. DOB. via
Ohio River r. r.. arrive Charleston = 20 D. ir.
Leave Charleston % "a. m.i arrive Wheeling
7.I5 D. m. via o. r. r. x. Leave Charleston
n 80 a. m. arrive Wheeling ( ~ "a. m yia a..
lumhus aud y. a o. daily except sunday Cen
trail Standard Time" Sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 n. m. arrive Wheeling
7.f5 D. m. Leave Wheeling 800 %. m.. arrive
Charleston - D. m. via .. r. y. r.
GEO j. ERMLlCH. g. y A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

Aer llft H.fGtA
All flesh is grass
Perhaps that accounts for the prone
ness of flesh to get hay fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
uoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

4 teaspoonful added to glass of hot or
cold water. and sweetened 10 the taste'
Win he found refreshing and invigorating'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at Sal Per Cent-Governments
Quiet and Steady-Stocks Dull-Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Active.

New YORK, July 29.-Money on call easy,
ranging from to per cent. last loan at 3
per cent; closed offered at per cent.
prime mercantile paper at 5aGi3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at 4S5a
4Sg
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Guarantee Six Boxes

To cure any case. With each order received
by US Tor six boxes, accompanied by 500. we
to refund the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only by McLAIN
BROTHERS, Druggists, sole agents, McLain
Block, corner Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling. W Va seasadagc
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- CENTRAL STANDARD TlMf.
LINES
From Bridgeport STATION

Trains via the Cleveland and Pitf,iurs Kli.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pltt,hury thlrle.
and Cleveland. 4.bDa m For pltfsburr. Oh ~
a. M For Chicago aud Cleveland. ipl m.
For Pitt,burs and New York. Psi D. m. For
St.ubenyille s.Ein m
Trains arrive 40 bridgeport at 90 d. m.. ll -
a. IN. i2.iOp. ..4.85 D. m.. aud 7.as d. m
On saturday, ouly-For East Liverpool, @ "a
D. IN: from East Liverpool n ~ b 900.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains via She pitt,burg, Cincinnati AMI 50
Louis Railway. Panhandle Route. Ieaye Nle'l-
ing. fur Stcuhcnyiilc. Pittsburg and the last.
~ a. m. 1888 p. u., BID p. Co.,. aud T 90 %. m.
For Columbus Cincinnati. luiianap0iI, and 81.
Louis 8 - "A. m. aud : 90 @. ma. For Columbus
aud Chicago, II 20 D. M. Trains arrive 80 vs. hrrI
ing at ~ %. m. 1000 %. M, . % D. m, and ~
o. M Trains leaving 40 - %. M. and nrrlNin,
NJ $50 p. M. run solid between " Wheeling and
Pittsburg. All trains daily except sunday.
uOfU
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3D5eeIin9 Register
Craurlrrs' o5uinc.

4 RRVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF TRAINS-EVrLANArIoS or Roper
rNcE NAnKs. sDliy. SUNDAY excepted. tMon-
IaN excepted S>uuday excepted. Saturday
,,-eufel saturday only. SUNDAY ouly-.5
Meridian. Nay 10. 1870 Wheeling time, which
is one hour clrlrr thau Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

M TLTIlI No Z LIlN UNIV y
w RAILROAD on aud after Wednesday,
NAY If.l. l-4u. trains ou the Wheeling and
E.u Grove Railroad Will rlu as follows;
leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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REULTS Of la GRIPPE

n Washington Correspondent cite, the
Dl.eef E,-Goscruor Andrew Curtin, Of
r.ru-tIt. tnIt.
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GINSENG
The Metal Markets.

New York, July 99-Pig iron strong
Copper. neglected. Lead, dull ~ 81 10.
Tin. dull at $500.
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For Pittshurg. $40 and ~ d. M. and 9 - p.
m. daily, aud 40 p. m, daily. except sunday
and 200 p. M, sunday only
Washington Accommodation, $50 D. M. y
/ cent SUNDAY
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Depart Arrive.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
THE pErERSBrRG MUSIC FESTIVAL

p,,crsburg Va May 20 (specal).-The seventh
Music Festival which opened here on Tuesday
afternoon. i'm the Academy of Music, and which
closes tomorrow night. has been the allaoSorOlhg
tonic Of conversation in music circles here for tho
last week The festival II draws to close gains
f., interest and the concerts are much enjoyed Tho
decorations AT the Academy NJ preceding festivals
have sometimes been elaborate. but never more
tasteful than now. The entire front Of the stage
= framed in bv fcstoons of Confederate fagS attached
10 handsome stats each one Of which Is capph Dy II
,,Idcd sprarhcad thereby frightening the brilliant
effect Of tho whole decoration. Besides ms Con
tolerate faes have been disposed on each side OF
IN, prosccnium arch, and different musical ln'tru-
nent, such as banjos, tambourneS and cymDalN, aS
we'll a. baton, have been hung hero and there giving
an aupropriate finish simple plan OF de'orhloh'
Tho festival orchestra consists Of forty picked musicians
,ron baltimore The solo performers are Mrs. jennie
p,trcl, Walker soprano: Miss Jennie Duton. soprano
Mr. Virginia r. Warwick, contraito; Mr. whitney Mock
ridge tenor Clarence f. Hay baritone: Richard Eur
,,clstcr pianist: Miss Ollvo Mead violinlNt' Frh-
.ricl, Lax flute; and Il. Jungnichel. acoompaihst.
Iho festival chorlI, consists Of 800 young ladies ana
gentlemen OF the Petersburg Musical ANSoVla'i"ll'
prnfcs.nr Carl 2errau, of Boston, l. the fc>NH CON
ducor The rendition OF "Armini'. hl,tori',L
canata was given last night, IN stye never ueioo
Lcnrd here The beauc, of ArminluS' were SET III
hoN relief by the work Of the orchestra Inc fo'cI>-
burc chorn, did wonderfully well. Sever dd 1t NnS
Win more spirit. nor did IL ever show iorth more
Mr.. Virginia r. Warwick. Clarence T.. Hay ana W.
Whitney Moclridgc acquitted themselves hahdso",N
The concert tonight Wac attended Dy " l"'s0 "''"
fashionable audience.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
TEE STATE or TRADE.

saG sSansG n @ss'ss iSt ss:
40 So steamer fSD Sd Sd sS Wa,,s
SS1s8 SS1s august oo.. @9Se ssp.embeI o6e
sSssy ay %ly'd 5R%s csS Nay Hasa,
er& and fe1nsylyala, 81 ds5isc do western white.
& re do Sn PS"d 2sas.c GRADED 40 white
to choice tmoy 2 5C@ss protsos sady Pr%da snd
unchahged. Butter quiet and unchang d. Eggs frm;
esSce gS l5sl2c ~ GSee 'eadg RIO sarscss tar is
gEpqgated 6's % aa9gPcr hfR; Icansd s4 TIE
grain. ID Cork for orders. 3sa3s Cd Receiots-FIoar
II 500 bush wheat 1000 bush corn $1,000 bush:
oCl3 bbis corn $1,000 bush saleswheat g. So6
bush; corn, 1881 900 bush ''''0'
g. Eo,on. Nav ;9,Flour fat. Corn quiet oats easier
easier liam steady. iecf dun. Butter in large re-
GelG Northern cramery. l6c Western creamery. i5c.
tag, steady Eastern extras l60l7c Western extras,
lbGlj2c: Checse-Receipts moderate but equ, 20 Do.
maud. Receipts for the week-Flour 90 600 bbs 2 900
,ack, corn 100000 bush oats, 100000 bush shorts
Buffalo, May 2o.-whest-No hard opened firm. with
sa'> OF carloads at 90 at closing Is 900 bush No hard
IN IN lots sold az 272c. anc o0oo bush do G f. T. AZ
a,d9' ac, and at closing, 1000 bush DO sold at ?Gc
Wlh'cf W1eot frl weak and ltNof No. Hci closed
G y6 o" essa9 feSk 9e3 81 in ;ore NS red extra s 80
$.g so Ne @Ctc No 25c in store oats quie. and
Mi's; @ s52c no. miMd g on track Barley quiet,
steady and unchanged. Mnlie,d uichaL god. Canal
freghts weak large wheat wa, taken 20 shin
10 Albany rs Reipfo51r 20 e 600 bbI. s5sas ~ %.
10000 bush 200 900 bush oats 200 O0O bush; ro
5000 bush cora, 10000 bush. ' '
Chicago May 2o.The leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

sented TO let him ride again. The incident does not
increase the afectionate regard which Mr.. Caldwell
anu Nr scott entertain for each other.
Inc Jockey Flynn, who badly hurt in race
OIL "Wednesday, cried like baby when informed that
somebody else was - have the mount on Belinda
Yesterday, and Mccormick, 10 humor the yOnng>tcr,
consented to let him ride. he had 70 be lifted into
INC saddle, and after the had to De lifted out of
H. ~ ne was unable tO hi- right leg lie came
nehr losing the race through weakness. Fifty yards
lon tIe hhish he dropped his lines. but Belinda hah
50 uu'h up her ear that she won without assistance
, "rceh MorriS has sold Taragon 10 Gwynn TOmpkins.
be about 81 900.
, |. II. 'ah!man, young Ike" was never known 10
nave dollar on Of his horses when IL got home
~ 'front.' lie thought Maidstone good enough 70 win
thc hrst race and invested 800 on him each way al
8 10 ana eNenS" His trainer then Informed nm
tnat MadN0nc moved badly IN his preliminary
uat he had no chance Ike" fastened - the ring
and got OF. putting his 5000 In hi, pocket. This
becoming noised abroad. tho public deserted Maidstone
IN b"dN ana his price rapidly fell of Ia D. d and
You listen TO owners and trainers you will broke.
Inc tptal number Of horses that took part in the
Gravcschd races $40.
ihe owner Oh Fausiina. poor man. Thought so
EhN or her chances in the first that he inv cstcd
some hhrd earned money her. II severe
bl0W 10 MIN 10 have her left at the post. Mr. Cald
wen ought 10 Rave given her az least one chance.
"Goodwin's Official Guide" No :. will be on sale
this morning. II contains all that the turinan wants
TO KNOW about the races that have been this year
AS record and as guide 10 form, IL is Indispensable
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDiTES ~ VERMONT.

burlington, VI. May 2o-Thc Democratic state
Convention today made the following nominations :
For Governor II. ID. brigham, of Bakcr'hch' j"
Lieutenant Governor, George W. smith. 0f VIII"
River Junction; for secretary OF state II. - hi"'
hall Of Vcrgcnmcs for treasurer, ID. y. Pollard oi
proctOr,yillc for Auditor, Elisha May, OF 81 J"nH
Lury Til, afternoon platform wa, adopted Mh.n
declares IN favor of a ballot reform Ia" NlIIdr 10
those already proven beneficial in other Htlr1' "p
ursc, the present Prohibition law OF ms ai"b' anu
declares in favor Of stringent local license ~" ~
~. .trad The resolution, also demanded re'Iri."
mont and reform the management 81 STAT" an
WnufQoncrv Ala May 29-Ihc Dcinpcrdtf on
vcIfinu me, at 10 Il Today, but, a, thc 'OhlH'''
nm cr,deual, was not ready TO report. "A recess va
taken until I y. Double dcl"Sdt ona fI"" thi'.
c~untics involved the examination 0i "A uuMDcr Z"
,,itrc.-cs and the hearing Of arguments on "th 'u'
chiffon County was disposed Of by the Two dcl'ea'"
dl,ding the vote. and when the convention III
LlN only two COUNTIES were uhrtpT'"'i''u, ~
cnn'moc ON crtdcni al, made report sealing Nhdl -
known AS the anti Kob delegation from Lee o,''h ~
Iue minority made report III favor of sesiuiS VIZ
Knn men. That brought up the question o hoip anu
ami KOlb and the majority report Wa ah9Pl'H ~ -,
for,v ma iortV. The committee then rpWtII III itN'
~ sealing the anti KOlb delegate from NhrIny' any
thc minority made report In favor ol sealing w" T
delegates The majority report was adpP''H. ~,
hnus an unmistalahic ma jOrty Oi lhc Coh'cht"H
against Kolb OF not less than hfly, probably more
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
-TWO.YEAR-OLDS
FL RLONt.
.IXTH RACE-SEILING.
ONE hiIIE.
OUARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

The best driving route 10 Morris Park Is the
Madison ave- bridge to one hundred and thirty eighth
ST. then east TO Wills ave, up Wills ave. 10 Wc't
chc-,tcravc and along Westchc ter 10 Unonpor
II was supposed that Mclaughlin had left the sad
die for good but he IL about 10 10 his first
love again Though he will st continue 10 train
Pierre Lorillards two year olds, he has signed con
tract 10 ride for ID. T. Pulslfcr whenever he can
make the weight He has been industriously at
work reducing lately and 1t reported yesterday
that he would have the mount Tcnny in the New
York Jockey Club Handicap This, however, may be
coubted as there is not bare pOssbil-
tv that he can get down TO 1913 pounds.
and H. is not likely that Mr.. Iulsiier
would care 10 put up pound overweight
Those who are " in the know that Mclaughlin ;
retaining fee for the year is less than $1,000
puls,fer thinks Tenny invincble. on Wednesday the
little GIANT worked mile and quarter over the
hin. in 2:12l2 with full weight up. Trainers assert
that sucb a trial is good enough TO win in any com
pany. All that talk about his going mile in 40
Is silly rubbish
Harvard will have the mount Badge 10 day. and
Hamilton will ride Tea Tray. who Is said by Brighton
pc,cbcrs to be as good as Exile 1t is not believed
that Sir Dixon will start lie had a hard ycser
day. 80
Look out for John Campbell. Lavina Belle. at 100
pounds, may open ''o '"h Po' anu VIII ~
showing her hand ,.,
when Tavlor dismountcd at the post in the fifth
race TO adjust his saddle Priscilla threw her head
around ouckiy striking him full in the eye. closing II
completely. During the race and after it Taylor
suffered intensely.
Tough Brothers have released their jockey, Day.
Mr. caldwell is going to give oil the jockeys ano'her
chance Every suspension made this season has been
,escinded There Is not shoemaker In Bile oo"h
~ -, .,,ot ride tO-day, provided he gets a mount.
Concerning smss Reinstatement 1t is said that the
80 ,or ubicb he was put down was er-anXiety 70
, nc in front and persistent refusal to 50 back to
h,s horses when ordered to do So When tie boy IN
,orned Mr.. Caldwell few days ago that Mr' soo''
.d N nav no attention TO the starter the latter
,"a,,no that Sims wss not TO blame in the matter con
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
nr SALE ATHLETIC cLUB CANES

The attendance at the third annual athletic games o'
,hc DE La sale Athletic club yesterday afternoon va
large and the days -pprt passed of pleasantly W
r younQ' Of the Manhattan Athletic Club' ""u a.
referee The following were the contests ana "' WIN
-. ,.-..r,i.l
Tug Of war-Frst Academies against FIRST '""""'' ''
won by the First Academies; distance. Inches. $500,
-Four hundred and forty yards ruh-ffHI "
youoy: second l.. j. CUT time 81 ct"hd'
Running high junp-Won by r. L. Munday' h''s"',
, feet 10 inches second. j. j. Gaccum height '''
8 inches. - A., T.
Running high Jump. juniors-J. Londrran hr'' i''
McEncrney second. - 49,, ,,.
Fat mems race 100 yards-won by J. Glimarun '"''
10 seconds; second. 4. Neals ,.,.
Half mile walk, handcap-Won by j. l. Bishop ro'
time ) minutes 20 seconds. e.,...
FIFTY yards dssh--J. j. Fish nrst. william DE o''s'
second
Running broad juIap-WOn by T. r. Muhdnyi secoh'' -
GIaccum: distance. 10 feet inches
Sack race. fifty ysrds-Won By A. heIN' seoo"u' -
Joyce time. II secones
Throwing the baseball-won by i. Murtha; Sc''"u'
H. Callahan distance, 3l5 feet
Putting the 10 N shot-WOn by }. L. Mc"o'''"'
distance 25 feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
THE TRADEJN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Mas 30 (Special-Hutchnson, who for
week has been operating TO shake out certain
other big holders who are in the market alongside
OF him. today accomplished his purpose Millions Of
long wheat went overheard and nnumerable stoploss
orders were caught. Hutchinson greatly aided
by beautiful weather everywhere the winter
wheat belt, by rather easy cables and summary Of the
wheat situation by The Cincinnati Price Current"
much more moderate than other recent private advces
received July wheat opened at 03 IL. sold between
90 7-ed9i and 91 and closed at 0l IL cents May
altogether nominal during the day and rarely traded
III, IL closed at 81 cents. June was also largely
a nominal market. II opened at 03 IS. sold at
% 3--~ % 34 and closed at 81 August opened
at 92 IA, sold AT 92 SO and closed at 80 34 cents
september opened al 90 Ia. sold between 81 5s and
80 3i and closed at 81 cents. The ST. Louis " Art
Club attempted for time tO stop the market, having
been deceived II was said, by purchases OF wheat at
~: Louis by Hutchinson. Corn suffered little do
cine. everything showing at the close 14d3-s cent
drop. The receipts were large. $50 cars the cstl-
mates for Friday, 9}5 Oats steady May
opened at 30 and closed at % IL cents June opened
at - 1s. sold TO - II and closed al % 1-sa % IL
cents July opened at 20 5s sold to - and closed
20 3-Sd 25 }f cents. Provisions steady and Q
little more active. :" The PriceCu made an in
crease In the packing for the week in the West Of
$1,000 hogs. There were again large buying orders
In pork from New York. which, however. could not be
Sl3 ~ and 213 81. and closed at Sl3 40. July ribs
and July lard closed Just where they opened after .
moderate range On the curb, July wheat sold e
81 o-5 cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
cPlTN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEwYoRK DEALINGS.

Their. was a slight increase in the transactions in
uho,, ontions at the Produce Exchange ycSter-
dov and the result was a material decline in values
hushcl. Lonidation was general, being stimuat,
~, r,.,orts from the West that both Cudaly and
hutchinson were selling The crop news was favor
obi. and . The Cincinnati Price Current waS quoted
as placing the maximum upon the damage 20 winter
.,oo, while I'm some sections a slight improvement
eco, ro,cd The better export, and clearance re-
,urns exertcd no influence June options opened at
q, 140oj - cents and ended OF 30 cents AZ
"a "A cents. July from % 50 10 10 .-7 ccutn
and ended oil IA cents at "a l. ec.'s & cioSdt9 On
tho curb at "a 50 cents. August went from w 20
TO 9 cents and ended at 03 DO cents, net loss oi
IA cents. curb prizes were Is cen. Sw%i eatd ~
o5 :. cents, the curb prices being % if@oo l.
cents. 49, -, , conts ,ritb a 600
bushels taken by shippers nearly an ., Ip'ime M Min mi'
There were sales Of about 10000 bushels lot muhs
purposes principally of spring grades e. l. l. % ..
p" Corn on the spot was IA cent better; due TO
smaflcr receipts and liberal cearancee. Exporters
s"ok i36. 900 bushels. The options opened steady.
but were affected by wheat ana ehded on 1 ~ tcnc %
for June at 40 Is, July at Al -, ana Ausns' d.
Al "a cents. May ended up 10 ocn' "' AZ II
OATS OH the spot were 2a34 cent higher with
20 900 bushels taken by shippers nhe options welS
stronr for May, In sympathy with the cash
market and the price at the end was J.. cent hghcr
At "A cents The other months were l493.s cent
better at the start, but ended unchanged ior June az
~ and down Ia cent for July at ~ DO cents. .
Lard on the spot was firm, win sales OF Voo
tierc.s but whether for export could not be learned
The options ended up 102 points. as iol3ws June
Al 30 July, S8 AZ: August. S6 81 september 80 %
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at NcwYork Philadelphia Banore na. ana bCssph
oss ss7 bushels oats. ,2s6 bushels total grain
5so'S3s bushels flour. 4s,524 packages AT Chicago.