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CAS- I;}Z:!

astoria DR.. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
It IL Pleasant guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles constipation and hatuency'
Castora assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is the Chdren's Panaeea-the Mothers Friend.
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TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL zPROOF.-NO
TICE FOR PUBLICATION

Garden City Kansas, September 18th. 1890.
has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof before the probate judge of Ford
county, Kansas. at his ONCE in Dodge City,
Kansas, on the 18th day Of November. 1880.
northwest quarter OF section No. 8, in town
ship No: 5 south. range No. q west, Ford
county, Kansas.
Ford. HANS. John Rapp Jr., OF Dodge City Kan
sas, George Winans, Of Spearevi1le, Kansas,
and Emory Allen, Of Bellefont, Kansas.
4e-l d. II. FROST Register.
First publication September 2ith, 1850.
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VIM. 7. S. CU2TISS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

ALI0THey ana Counselor al L0W,
Kellogg Building, l4l6 Street n. W., Wash.
ington, d. c.
Practices before the Supreme Court of the
United States, Court Of Claims, Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia and Gov
eminent Departments.
Obtains patents to all classes of PUBLIC
LANDS, and gives special attention to Contests
before the General Land ONCE and Interior
Department.
Special terms made with non resident at
torneys having cases before the departments
on appeal.
References: Hon. s. r Peters, Newton, KS
Hon. E. j. Turner, Hoxie, kas; Hon. Tho's
or of New Mexico; Hon. S. J. Crawford, ex.
Gov of Kansas; Theod. F. Wood, treasurer
q. 8. Express Co. y. Y. City: Shellabarger &
Wilson, VIM. E. Earl and Walter d. Davidge,
Washington ID. C..
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Cast0ria.

dren Mothers have repeatedly told me Of it,
good effect upon their children"
DR. g. G. OsaooD,
Lowell. Mas
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"Castoria q the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. I hope the day Il not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use CastoFia in
stead Of thevastnusquack nostzumswhich are
destroying their loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine. soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On. ]. +. KNcHEI~~,
Conway, Ark.
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CastOria.

CastOria.
"Castofia Is 20 well adapted to children thas
recommend It Is superior any prescription
known t. me-"
b. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
-Ow physicians in tho childrens depart
meat have spoken highly Of their expert
ence IN their outside practice with Castoria,
and although Ne only have among our
medical supplies what is known q regular
products, yet Ne arc FREQ to confess that tho
merits Of CastoFia has won us to look with
favor upon t."
UMIzED HosPIrAL AND DIsPINaAKY,
Boston, MAJ
AIxu C. SMITH, Pres,
fray Street, New York City.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sup,eme Court-Gsnssai Tcrm-Bsfore Van nrun M p =
9 e. e d o. sas g. b. io f fSs T. e i0 S
aupreme -Chambers-Beiore O'Brien. J-MOti0n
. q sss F.l n
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5 Is; Sc 1852 49, 1873 s + lis ilso iii
S7s l1ss s slsSh alss
sSss aga sss sas7 t09 sc s0eg g SsU' 1885,
3sss s i ;s ssss ssss' $751; $685. is77 1862
sJ1 Iass seis g.o os
sSSs ss':a: s 1vnsl.,s Smith,
Gag e :ss Ella Nam
ss Il e. Sss
SUPERIOR Ccurt-specia Term-BefOrs Freedman j.
NOS su ss Gours-Equy TemBefOre Tuax. J-Nos
1885, 12s ts. H. ass s2s 1-Betore Dusro
Nos ss4 0s4 25e 562 s49 $50. $685. S6o se7 AZ ISL
sie Is ccurtral Adjourned for the
ISos seo 1927 723. SIS, se6. ass ss1. e93 s7a 9S1
BIO $50 $50 So ss ess ZEE So Se bs saS
Bischon and Pryor j. J.-Nos 4S, AZ, 47A S2 o. o.
comHmcn Pieas-speciai Term-BefOre BoOkstsver. j.
Common Pieas-Trisl Tsrm-Psrt I-Beore Allen. j.
Nos ga go 49, se7 Is ~ sso 46s a. vo ~ SS
al al. $50. iio' 4So saS. 453
Common Pieas-Trhl Term-Part II-Adjourned for the
City Court-specIN Term-Bsfore Giegerieh, J-Motons
Civ Court-Trid Tsrm-Par J-Beore Fitzsimons. j.
Nos 27S5 1888 $50. 1924 5295 1l62. 344s 1905 1907.
Tty CourtNi{iaf Term-Pait II-Before McGown, j.
Nos 1927 115S 1910. 81 1913 1882 1850, So 1404,
City Court Trial Term.part !II-Before Van Wyck j.
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City Coynt-Trial Term-PaIt IV-Specia calendar.
Court az Sessons-Part IBefore Fitzgerald, j..
and Assistant DistctAttorney Maedona-Nos to 25 in
Court Of SessionsPart II-Before Cowing, j.,
and Assistant District Attorney DavisNos to TO- In
elusive. No.. ~, ,.,ouo vx.x.. ID
and Assistant Disrct-Attorney ParkerNos to 8. n'
clusiye,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Tuesday, Nov. ll.--BEEVES-Reeeipts, Y
200 head57 carloads at Jersey CITY ana 20
carloads az 0Oth-st All consigned to Eastnans Company
with exception OF two carloads OF local stock few
state bulls aud dry changed hands No other trad
Ing. Feeling dull. m /,
Colorado sides sold at id3c Native do at oG &c Tor COM
Latest private advices quote refrigerated beef Arm
ut 4d4isd scsnt SdS4c No. aud American steers are
selling at or 10sallae estimated dressed weight
steamers reported to sail to-day the Connema. with
5s cattle Italia, with i12 head. and the wyoming
With 1850 quarters OF beef The City OF New-fork sails
"Wednesday with $50 quarters OF beef the Teutonie with
Hume & Mullen sold % old "bandboxes," at 81 per
head bull $50 N. at 81 90 per 100 N do, 7io H. at
j. Ducey 90 Colorado Bulls. ,Os7 N, at al 10.
j. v. Pidcock 4 Sons; 20 old "bandboXes," at IS 90
MICH Cows-No fresh arrivals worth noting. Feel.
Ing dull and nominal quotations s2Odef5 for poor to good
CALvEs-Reccpts 1875 head. mainly at 60th.st. Steady
for ali grades OF live calves and good veas rm Reported
sales sds7 30 100 n for veas AZ l5as2 90 for
rrasssrs and - J0ds2 GJ for Western calves
Sales.--future e. Mullen: Veals, 100 N average az
o. so per 400 m do 05 h. at So Grassers, 2s2 ~ ut
Hsllenbeck Hollis 20 Grassers. 2oe N. at 81 so
DiienbaeK 4 Dewey: 90 Grassers and Fed Calves.
3o5 n at 80 AS fed do. go ~ at - 20 yeals, lio
"' Msrrineton % Western cavss ao4 n at 81 So
rs do 1865 n, NJ q so ~ Gfassers (poor), elS m at
81 Is: Veal, 13o m at &c do. $50 ~ at 7l4o; III do.
ISL n. al The 4 do, 140 n, at Sac. -.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-aeceipts. Ii carloads. Of 2sos
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The vicelike grip with which money is held con-
tinued yesterday to exert influence on the cereal
markets Yet the effect not important In the way
Of producing serious declines. The speculation In
wheat was held IN check only 100000 bushels chang
ing hands, and the bulls able to close prices up
In spite of some bearish commercial elements. Cables
were tame and easier the amount passage TO Europe
increased 1,so00OO bushels, and the export demand
report by It's bearsh" showing confirmed holders 10
their idea that they can extort exuavagant prices
from the European buyer. December options opened
81 o. SIS May started at 81 Os a. fell to 81 OF 1919
but then rallied to 81 90 1-2asl 05 5s The general
net gains ranged from "a to l-s cent Cash wheat
was unsettled and LARGELY hnctusted sympstnesusa%
shippers and "a 900 bushels to millers.
The corn markets paid little attention TO the Gov
eminent showing OF only 1.50000000O bushels IS tne
depressing influences, and at one time options went
off 3-467-s cent. There was rally on the export
demand but prices were left at the end 1-<a35 cent
lower Shippers took $4,000 bushels, but cash prices
were 1924 cent lower
Oats were tame and featureless, and the options
ended unchanged.
Lard was only steady. without export demand
Wheat~November, 81 08 rs; December, o. o. So;
January 81 O6 Is; May. 81 O5 So.
Corn-November, SO; December, 80 SD January go
oatsNNovember, 4s SO; December, 40 la Nay.
81 IA cents.
Lard-December, s6 IS; January. sc So February,
So 20.
dephia Baltimore and Boston reported yesterday were
as follows Wheat, 9s,617 bushels; corn. 105,513
bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels total grain, 4s ,l99
bushels: -four, 53,716 packages. At Chicago, Mlwai.
bushels corn, 104.lI7 bushels oats ess 900 bushels
total grain, 653,i21 bushels; -four, 17,949 barrels.
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TIE srccnSs OF THE IRISH MEETING.

A leading tonic of conversation yesterday among
MANY Americans as well as in all Irish circles,
the great success, financially and otherwise, OF the
meeting In the Metropolitan Opera House to welcome
the Irish Members of Parliament and TO subscribe
money in aid Of the Home Rule T. p O'Connor,
who represents the Scotland Division Of Liverpool in
the House of Commons and is numbered among the
most eloquent of the Irish advocates in that assembly
was pleased beyond measure at the result of the
evenings work. at is not in me-" said Mr.. O'Connor
"to be much astonished at anything especially any
thing in connection with the great Irish movement but
/ say frankly that the result Of the meeting in the
Metropolitan opera House startled me- Yet this, after
ALL is not to be wondered at greatly, for it startled
even the promoters of the meeting themselves You
are justified in claiming your title Of being the i'm
peria city Of the Union account OF your generosity
alone, II on no other account
Can Won discern any immediate edfect?' he was
asked
al can certainly" he replied promptly. 1T may
help hasten dissolution of Parliament for Mr. Baifour
must surely see now that the longer he waits the
less chance the Tories will have when the day Of the
general election is at hand. Then, again, it will
stimulate the people throughout the whole United
States the people of all classes and conditions who
sympathize with efforts to obtain Home Rule Tor
Ireland, to come TO our aid
All of the delegates rested yesterday. They de-
voted large portion of the day to mapping out their
tour and had frequent consultations together at the
Hoffman House. where they took dinner, like happy
hmily and talked over their prospects here and the
prospects of the cause which they represent.
william O'Brien and #. p. O'Connor will speak this
evening in Providence, r. L. and the other four dele
gates in Jersey City. Thursday the first two will
dsy' MANCHESTER, NJ H.: Wednesday. Buffalo. T: d.
sullivan appearing there also On some one OF these
days not vet fixed John Dillon will speak in Bridge
mort Conn. and on November % or 20 the entire
delegation will go TO Chicago.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATER1AL.--Thc brick supply Is equal i
N he demand and variation In prices noted ln
finn Brick quoted at 81 50Gs6 for upryer and y Ioa
as 90 EoesS Portland % jOds2 co. German Portland.
- 50ds2 SO Rockand Ccmm0n Lime 81 per Dbl, ana 90
Iats S5f S.I 30 per LOCO d0a'' Hair 22a2'' per
oos rnriIcoYnstesdy at unchanged pre< We quote
seeliq's yellow Paper. a. a5lc; Granuatcd otc
H. s. genuine Granulated, Sic; Taylor Brothers English
casks. G'c. -
quotations Maracaibo 22d222c Ceuca, 22d23c Carscss
Halle; Trinidad 13isc Bahia, 1Sc, and Guayaquii'
13d14c
COoPERAGE sTOCK-shcoks show decline but 10
otherwise Molasses Shocks and Heads 81 70dS1 ~
Sugar Shocks and Heads. 8S inch. 81 70ds1 IS 36.ncn
s 5S 36ch 81 IS old Shocks without heads 95e Rum
Shocks and Heads 80 1898 IS Rum Pipes. % 5oaso
= i% fest. 's ssS -' '
CoFFEE-There slow market for Rio on the spoTs
quoted 1sc. Sales. 500 bags No. 7. 17ac anoat Mls
grades quiet Sales 200 bags St. Domingo private trms
Options offered little In the OF Interesting feasufss
and speculation showed further faInnR on IN ic
with an advance at Hsvre and firm RIO advces but thS
lack speculative gor caused reaction ana me eoie
was only better than YESTERDAY Hayre closed =
was 0% Ss ' pfr
sSs al JsnuaIy o rs ID FeSrasy ss
April 49, Rio quotes Regular a5st 90 g 900
s ssss total stock sso5o Gags firm santos
cepts 1000 bags receipts at Rio July 60 Novemeer
same time 1888. 17870O0 bags receipts at Santos July
, ,@s M bas game fo %s
80 20 dav o5 600 bags a follows:
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81 oiia, closing at 81 O4Ss..RYE-s strongly held but
s s!ss %s7ss arrive sssts, ssascs SARIEy
i ". a. ss$IaS; Es:fS ~ 81 t,asSs
bush new wct and .sn
s ssse quoted 5s yrGsed 90 &
out entire session and closed with decline al
ssS"S s TO- Chief The face 1 Hss and Se o~ns
sSna y
,sa o Su close sSs peSd inc
ae The amount on passage nssasea 1sS 900 Susn
d dan but s cose was d aSs With options
Exporters ought loads and cesrances were bush
Sfs sss @s1i e?
a. &C. Dc psstnSe a
SsssSosc, closing Nay oo;s,So, &,
SSs range and sksSs va; Ss
s * ruled r R SsS SscS
% nS saSs o S sSs the
bush bush 900 SS bush
SS %e White Sc
@ " SAfss ~; s; as s5s se
closing tssS DO peGembsF s9s closing At aSs
sss+s sssss - x s issS
% B. siss1 100 b. 81 acasi g shsfps Il 25Ssi 50
market hay S ssafs'
TO good, 45a55c; common fair. 35d4o; clover mixed
s0dS0c shipping 4Oc STRA W-Long rye, SOC; short
rye, l5d50c; oat and wheat 40d45c. -,
HOPS-Trade with brewers continues on o restristeu
scale and In respects the market presents dull
appearance. On desirable grades there IS some
heavy State 1890 choice, 4Saaec medIg aa MdtSS
3Oa32c common 10 fair 25s2sc State, 1888, 1od20c;
do DID, 10d15c Pacific Coast. 1890 fair TO choice 20"
HEMP AND JUrrE-Cables are firm on Manila. ana ana
shipments quoted 1lk. Ssal QUIET at odoac Jue
butts dull, with at ae. -.
HIDE-A large line Of Buenos Ayres hides has sold at
13iac which be the accepted price on River Plate
stock The common grades sell moderately at about former
issai9 California 2Oa25 E at fsi2c; Matamoras 22G
IS n, at 92G1iac; Central America. 2oa32 n, at 10
fac: eordova SD, }oSis i4si5e Cores Monteydsc
y, 1oa12c western Ioc Southern Is they run l2aIs
Hyres cow selected 4oa5o ~ SIC Rio Grande, cow.
&C.; Nsworeans city. 45Si1 n. Ease; TEXAS. OK and
LFlATHER-A fair movement reported but no change
- MISREPRESENTATION.
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ALDERMEN WANT CENSUS RECORDS.

President Arnold opened the meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday by offering the resolutions pre-
pared by the Mayors direction demanding Information
from the Census Bureau regarding the enumeration in
the Twentieth Ward OF the city. The resolutions
adopted without division
The Committee on Markets reported in favor Of the
pzoposed ordinance which provides for the sale Of fruit
and VEGETABLES by weight instead Of by measure. In
the committees report which gives an account Of Its
various public hearings in the matter and the action
taken In reference 10 the same ordinance by the Board
Of 1888 and 1880, the opinion Of Corporation Counsel
Clark is qpoted advising the Board that the Common
Council may legally pass ordinance which will COM
pei all persons both wholesale and rca dealers to sell
fruits and vegetables by weight instead Of BY measure
The report ives laid over under the rule.
The Cooperation Counsel having advised the Board
hat II poaaessod the power ordinance offered by
NJ. NcIArneS adopted. to take effect December /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. IL (spcciaD.-Considering that there
several important stock failures at NewYork dur
ing the day. and rumors in New York in relation
to one of the banks there certainly rather
markable that wheat to-day should exhibit consd-
cradle buoyancy and should actually close at an ad-
Monday. December wheat opened at y. ~.
sold between OF IA and 90 3s, and closed at % 33:
May opened at 81 O4 IL. sold between 81 o. IA and
81 O5 "a and closed at 81 05 Prices at one monent
showed an advance OF nearly two cents bushcl. AZ
night on the curb after te failures had been
learned Of and after report received here relA
tive TO one OF the important banks at York. prices
were again lower but even on the curb some OF
the davis advance retained. The days strength
was plainly simply reaction from the decline. There
WAS nothing In the days routine news 10 help toward
the advance fact, the routine on ordinary
occasion would have rather helped the bears than tho
bus The Michigan state crop report, announcing
condition for the growing winter wheat OF 10o and In
crease In the acreage Of 600 bushels good IS
oar as II went as any short seller could have asked
The door trading contingent, headed by Bryant and
nv Partridge started In at the very outset to sell cor
Nav opened at So a. sold as low as SO 10 recovered
TO "a Sc, and closed at "a Ia sellers. The arrivals
were only 264 cars, very small for Tuesday, and INC
estimates for Wednesday, 162.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Now 11.-eotton nominal middlins, sAsc
s" Sss i Sese soqs onsSy
s0Stsns asn s S%s Wesss -
Ja red spot i IND sssf%Ser
Ss@ ass sSe G
2% p lsGspr gcubt s
sns May sssSae western assSSs
DO mixed 4oa5oc graded No white sSc Ry sy h I'm
e end ss,d fs?'' Prime FSs0as
S % d Ss' :e DC si clear Ss
cured sucked sh09 ass aGi
ssp ss' s sSiss sst ss
ssfHsa ass SlsssSy 5000
S sar Sp SS bush aSso
Sgs No. wheat ss, :s !. ss egaf' 700
ol sS:1 de- 10 g COB riss Gss
hard Si l NSt her d 81 OF e SG
e.: s. sss g ssa'S Corn Sn
s WEAK and nd lover 600 lots sod at 2sia
:isi il ss y sHS s s's e. yfs gsx IS
Sso 5e;s IN store Oats lover This is g. cars fe "a
white :Sa at ms &c ASKED
SIC sS BARLEY ss s S sod %
e5s6sc State eoqsls DS
SIS Canal freeh quiet and unchanged z nmSs@ 10
S wSs.s t' e. sG e. fss
Soo bh wheat bush 1909 bsh Ship
S @sS fSsh sSS 9Ssh
GOO S9sS barley barley 1900 BUSH rye 10000 bush
Boston Nov 1-Tour dull S snd No white Sda
55c Shorts quiet Provisions unghangeo 200 Sbs and
Cheese and eggs quiet d6e bSs Oa bush
s sS;SSe rs sssH tons. e0'n' '''''' ' t.,
Chicago, Nov. 1.-the leading futures ranged as fol-
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BEING BUyCoED' PROFITABLE.

Richard A. f. Gaebler barber Of Butte CITY
Mont, was complainant in General Sessions yester-
day against George Johnson, whom he charged with
being one of the three men who "buncoed' him OF
81 $50 year ago. Gaebler turned detective ana
captured all the men. lie admitted yesterday having
received from friends of the accused men more thah
had been taken from him. and to having intimated that
for a. 600 he would drop the Assistant District
Attorney Davis said that he would not aid the OF
a blackmaiIcr and threw up the prosecution. Judge
Cowing then discharged Johnson. whom Gaebler could
not positively identity.
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D%r svsn s9ss nnss1 s s sad
Ss.a "ss It ESsas II . ss ss: bee?
quite with 81 quoted fo , wood ,m s2 w 9s5
EN- = for 81
a$s and t fss
&c Cream Tartar was light cu demand a,s1
stesSy with iS' acs qses ten $ ns.s%s powder
S sr%% n & q SO ssn. q % Il
c '1E Tor at e@ aG ysss'
"a p sj% sas !. sss ss sS S2H% %
20 Sass ,o dss Cd sohs s in Sg n:.as
Sr ASP 5sr % ohsfwe
ssp:ssy O.; SSFG d.,
sns higher and a, are r, s,ossv N SsS
ssos saG %s.tsa " ss
f f%p. caSinet 7ssss % Valencia stalk Sss
s~ ass Sss Day. F.ssss ss a.
!st; Ssss s Ssoo
ss;5s1 Ss eS s se%s 'sS:s sl'sS E.
Egg, sss Eff ssEs;a o' III
!, RE =, sCs st mm0n
Lemons choice to fancy "a Sodss 80 Lmcns enSes
sSaSa Hss go I a San do Bias ssssSsHy as
hss H, sp ,a good go Gss
sg s SS SS
bank SSos Sss assIns %sa :sss
os.s IS fs'ss s SsisA S saes: ' H.
ordaa and FIJI WRte HS9p 7SS5Sf ,ssu,,
cause Of the wide fuctuat ons wheat In eases
s as dns Of h iSs
city mill nc sSr sts ss Ts indies fns Sn
go ~ ss ss sss
S$ %s"s%s s:oS s.. i %ss %Sss
Ezt Sc ss ' F @ Ss sRssas Sss' S
s g. Tss' F9ss' ss' Y
g Sa fsttS dSa i7o so Il s1ss g
6 Syssi S ss1 y ess s?'Pg Yhsa ls"
poor sds s55e q an asSs 30 90
ss?sI'ni sR5sS SS
SSss g G Iaes and FsTy EEtSr
s5s4 aSo ss$ At & d new
| WHEAT GRAIY-ouo:ed at $50 CORN MEAL-Steady
S * e. w s 500 Ss ''A'' anu
s sDd 1S was So sS Of Sa DAY the
S ssss ysIdsy Saen and SdV
|
seemed 70 have things their own way, md the market
with moderate covering oil shorts But the late break
I'm and tight coupled with the failures
financial circles, brought about reaction. Yet the close
showed gains OF sa7sc the final Of yesterday.
The ordinary run OF outside favored the bear side
cables being and easier while the pa
showed an Increase $50 900 bush The Imports into
the United Kingdom aslrsGsted 10000 quarters wheat
and 49, 900 bbs -four The interior movement continued
tar. and seaboard eltarances moderate nearly all
the export Demand December Soened at 81 oi and
81 oslo closing at 81 Ola May started 81 0s and
subsequently sold down 81 OF 1916. en up TO si O0
leaving 81 0sI Interior to-day were 3 OF
bush spring aud g. iush against 500 SO and
49, 1913 bush respectively ago. Seaboard receipts
es OF bush ceaanees ee bush wheat and $4,000 pers
our Spot lots contin ued irregular closing somewhat
higher in keeping With, Win oR,ons Only 600 bush
isc Under December and 600 bush gIsraded 2c
aneridsd red TO arrive Ise under December delivered
rneraded winter Red kessi osis No Red Quoted
| oil o. in elevator, 81 oS's anoat; No: Hard Spring
DO DscsmSsr q % III ss& o5s closing at q o.:
Tasry closing at q or DO M.seh q eI's;i oer clos
81 OF is1sas1 oo. edsirE - 81 os DO July. 81 os