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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PARIS. O.s. 2l-Ths Euenment has sd-
vices from 81. Petersburg, stating that as
the train in which the Car was travelling on
hisreturn to ST Petersburg from his hunting
trip in Poland vas passing Grodno, shot
was fred at the tran from the railway
station there.
PARIS, Oct. 21.-The duel between NJ.
Paal Dsrouiie aud NJ. Rslnach, growing
olt of the debate In the chamber of de-
puties yesterday relative to the action CT
the Government against the Boulangists'
rock place at an early hour this morning.
Tha weapons used were pistols. at twenty
iys pace. At the word NJ. Rsinach fired.
and his shot flew wide OF Its mark. NJ.
Dsroulide did not fire. NJ. Rsinaoh's seconds
then proposed that the duel be continued,
but NJ. D.rou;ide declined to accede to the
proposal.
DUBLIN, O,t. 2l.-Mr. Balfour, Chief Sec
letary for Ireland, arrived in this city tc-
day.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, OCT. 2l-The closing
Of the Greek churches ny order Of the Ecu
msn;ca Patriarchate in consequence of the
Porte's action toward the church, was pro.
duotive of nc incident of note.
LONDON, Oot. 21.-Au American named
Wright and two women named Condy and
Irvine were arraigued in The police court
to-lay on the charge OF robbing jeweler,
IL Cheapsids, of diamoud brooch valued
at $3.50. Il is believed that the prisoners
are implicated in other jswalry robbaties
that have recently &C :urred in London.
They were remanded for trial.
LONDON, Oct. 21-Tne executive of the
shipowners federation Ia organizipga scheme
providing for the simultaneous laying up OF
their ships at all ports as fioal resort
against the exactions of the seamen's aod
dock laborers uDion.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct. 81 The Govern
or OF Armenia has stationed troops in the
Christian quarter of The city Of Ezsroum to
o o ,ect the residents who fear that the Mos
lens intend to conduct an organic, ID pilage
of The quarter. Six Mos!ems have been ar
rested on suspicion OF being implicated In
pic, to rob The Christians.
BrganGsge is riffs aloug tie caravan
route between Ezroum, ia Armenia. end
Tra5iZ nj 120 miles northwest of Ezsroum.
number Caravans have been attacked and
punGs-ed by the breands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

THE OCEANS FLOOR Here is al end Of
all romance about hidden ocean depths.
The whole ocean is now mapped out for us.
The report Of the expedition sent out from
London for the purpose of ocean surveys
has recently been published. Nearly four
years were given to she examination OF the
currents snd the fl ,ors Of the four great
oceans. Tae At aatic. we are told If drained.
wou be vast plain with mountain
range in the middle running parallel with
our cea,t. Another range CROSSES 1t from
Newfoundland to Ireland, on the top Of
which lies the submarine cable. The ocean
is thus divided into three great baeius. no
longer "pnfethomed Depths" The tops of
these sea mountains are two miles below
sailing ship, aud the bssirs. according to
Reclus. almost FIVE miles. These mountains
are whitened for thousands of miles By q
tiny, creamery snecies of shell, lying as
thickly on their sid-s as frcst cry stalls on q
snow bauk. Tue deepest parts are red In
color. hes ped with volcanic masses. Through
tbs black, Inotionless waters Of these abysses
move gigantic abnormal creatures never
seer in uppsr currents.-St. Louis Republic.
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a PREACHER ARRESTED again R3V.
Thomas B. Bott has bobbed to the front.
Since his troubles at Wilton, the lit e
jersey town where George Frsmpass dec2-
rated the preacher and bis wife left TOR her
mothers house, Rev. B ,tt has been On still
hunt for his wife. He thought he found The
woman on SATURDAY. last at the residence of
her mother, Mrs Younger, In Tioga. The
preacher found the house closed for the
time-belng, aud defyng bolts and bars he
Jumped the fence ara forced his way up
stsirs. Here be mat his mother.in law.
When ordered to get out OF the house
Rev. Bott declined, sDd to Mrs. Younger's
more energetic argument with brooms lex,
be replied by asssu.ting her and cu;tin2
ouen her ear. 10 aDe"er to The hesten
woman's cries of Murder. police Police
man Stout appeared and after much trouble
escorted MIR. Bott 10 the station. where be
was given hearing and held in $500 bail TO
answer the charge of assault and battery on
Mrs Yourger.
The preacher was hunting for his wife,
and he charges his mother in lag with hav-
ing Induced her to leave bin. The woman
old not run away WITH Frampsss. Last
Monday the willy preacher came to The city
and kidnapped ore OF bis little airls. De
carried her eff to Witon. He proposes to
have all bis children sgsin, evan II be has
f, sacrifice his mothe.-il-law end all his
poor relations. B,tt s surely on the war
oath. PhiLa Record
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action of the Stafford convention was read
to him, be said that 30 far from being non
plused, he had responded on the instant
that g had no apology to make for that let
ter, written, as it was, 10 the heat OF con-
tes., but that it wss q private letter, written
to Mr. Hume, end that he was never more
surprsed than when he learned 1t had been
uade public.
Mr. r obest Partrer, of the Portner Brew
Ing Company, of Alexandria, told the GA
zETTE's correspondent to-day that be had
united with MIR. Albert Garry, OF this city.
in joint stock company. with capital OF
$500 coo for the purpose of erecting one OF
the beat and largest breweries in the ooun-
try. Among the directors Of the company
are MIR. Portner and Mr.. Strangmanr, OF
the Portner Brewing Co., of Alexandria.
The Washington company has nothing to do
with the Alexandria company. MI. Portner
SAYS the latter company will st once pre-
coed TO enlarge snd improve their brewery
at q cost of no. less than sixty thousand
dollars
The U. 8. Saprems Court resumed its ses-
| sion to-day, sill the seats on the bench being
filed except that made vacant By the death
of Associate Justice Miller Justice Field is
DOW the senior Justice and occupies the seat
| OF the late Justice Miller, Immediately to
the right of the Chief Justice. A case in
which Mr. Cleveland ia counsel is high ap
on the docket OF the court, and the e1-Presi'
dent ia expected here during the next lew
dayr.
a letter received here from Mr.. Moran,
editor of the Enterprise. Loudoua county,
Va newspaper. says that while the demo
Gratis of that county aIe practically cold
the republican,, having no regularly nomi-
| nated Candidate, are divided, and that Cen
Lees majority there is estimated at from
| eight hundred to q thousand.
Tho fall lnest;ng of the Washington Jockey
| Club commenced to-day at Benning5, near this
city. A large number of noted horses are entered,
aud the attend ance for first day was moro than
fair Among those present were more than the
usual number of strani ers.
| U. g. Consul Gilman at Jeru ;a'em reports tt
the Department of state Il sder d ate of September
| % thai three American locomotives intended fol
the new Iailaa5 from Jeru aiem to Jaffa have ar
ri we'd TT Jatfa. The Consul says it must Interest
the eli liens OF this country to know that the frs
locomotives ever used in that ancient land were
made here. -,
| The following was the only change in the 4tf
class postotlices of Virginia that was made to-day
Rochelle, Madison county Bebecca &. sOmmers ap
pointed postmaste', vice u. a. sommeis. decreased
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MONETARY AND C0MMERGIAL

NEW YORK, October 2l.-The stock market
this morning was quiet to dull, with irregular
aud generally Insignificant movements in prices,
a slight improvement being followed by general
decline. The opening wss made at irregular ami
generally on slight changes from last nights fig
ures, and the early trading showed slight further
gains for almost owe y.hing traded in. As usua.
of lste. however, the dullness invited pressure
fro the bears, and under free offerings for The
short accouat prices recodci and not only wero
sill the early GYMS wpod GU. but fractional losses
were sustained all over tho list There was
partial rally toxard the end OF the hour, but at Il
o'clock the market. while quiot. WAS barely steady
aud generally at small fractions under opening
prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
Democratic Address

Hen. J. Taylor Ellyson, chairman of the
democratic Safe committee, has issued an
address 10 the democratic voters OF Vir-
sinis. This paper is a etrorg appeal TO the
| m m oers of tie party to organize and poll
| their full vote at the approaching election
] for Conaressmeu, Enc address opeus with
| qao.ation from the inf .mmatory speech
| m de b. john 81. Ls0gston in Washington
| on sft,r rs Was seated. % that occasion
V,r.iula's colure6 Congressman eaid:
Il l. e coarsge that Is wanted, we vii!
I'VE !, b, the 3c2ehead, sven until lbe blood
.hall run il el.,sms, If necessary; iii, by the
:om0iaG!ng OF white meo's blood and
d ack men, bicoc, u country shall De the
s,aodesc aed our G verpmsnt The greatest
aud most a-iifg tuo world has ever sesn
Or :. III eyer sec
C,mmennng on lhis us,erenos Chairman
g isoo -ays: "Surelg be repub icsn partY,
o. folsiipg ,uca representatives upon Viz
siuia, no5 outy inflicted wrong upon her
people, 5ut ed 81 neulC, the repetition
0: when saocd % rendered impossible. L
IL within ycur pcrer 20 do this. at the
comiag eieoi!rn you sbou q exercise TINT
poser To tbo uttDost, pot oDly TO resent The
lnsrl,. hut TO eigmaiizs and reprobats the
many O her jls5 aud Injurious measures
o.oposed hy no republican party during the
session Of Clugrsss jIst ended. So sppa-
rent ara msny of these iniquite5 and 80 oo
ooxous sce they to The people that the out
ioOk for democratic SUCCESS in November ls
M s. assusiag. We see but one source Of
dsngar-thet is The 20 sbliity OF overconti-
dsnce Ogerconfideuce begsts Indifference.
D.feat simost certainly follows indifference.
Democratic ioertness IL more 10 ne dreaded
than republican activity. In this contest
we represent ths rights and liberties Of the
peopIe, and sc have the votes. [. depends
cpon you whether We shRll also have the
victory"
O, sounding note of warning against the
Force bill Chairman Elgson says But the
Growing iriamy OF Ire republican party
was the passage by the Hcuae of Represent
atives Of .he Force bill. That bill Is now
pending in the Senate, and is q measure so
partisan, so Revolutionary, SO subversve Of
the rights CT The people, so tainted with
moral treason. and go destructive to repnb.
lican Institutions % to defy sll words to
imeee or to peme them LIZ ostensibe OBJ
iect is to secure isr elections cf members of
the House OF Representatives. Iie real OF
isot is 10 Insure tho eection Of republican
members Ct Congress from the S-uthern
States"
Mr. E.lyeon then reviews at lergth the
several other Ubiquitous measures the repub-
leans attempted 70 pass ct the last session
of Congress The address o!ose5 in these
words: Let each and oil Of us-tho'e to the
manor bora-sud those who have recently
moved TO the SAFE, rem mber that this is
not fight of party against party, bnt of the
people ageost power, end Let cur tforts be
worthy OF the cause"
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yIReIgIA NEWS.

Rev. II M. Jackson las received call
to Bridgeport, Conn.
The Virginia Council OF Junior Order Of
Uai;ed Americans met in Norfolk yesterday
The ORDER is 10 Furnishing condition.
Miss Cara Shaw, the pretty variety &C.
tress, who was adjudged lunatio a fes'
days ago 10 Richmond, ard kept In jail, YVES
yesterday sent to an asylum.
Tbs Rsv. Mr.. NeIeo1. rector of the Pro-
tes,aut Episcopal Church of WarrentoD, ans
wife celebrated the % o anniversary OF theli
wedding On Saturday night.
Yesterday a shipment OF 700 tons Of Poce-
bontss coal was made from Llm5errs Point,
Norfolk, to London in the British steamship
Saraycsa. This is the first shipment OF
steamer coal ever made from the South TO
Europe.
On Saturday William Addison Kellam,
of Fair o .ks, In the western part OF Acco-
mao county, during q quarrel with Nat Far
ington, coiored tenant Of his, shot him aud
afterwsrd struck him with club, fractut-
Ing his skull. Both men are ever sixty
years of age.
Joseph Msjor, one of the weathest co..
ored men 10 this State, died several days
ego on the old estate of President William
Henry Harrison, on the James river. Msjar
wes the father of thirty children, and at II
time of his death was 101 years old. Maj or
leaves shout $50 900 for distribution among
his children.
Mr.. ]. F. Ryan, memte- of the House OF
Delegates from Loudour, was In Washing
ton yesterday and said to reporter. Il
think my county will give Gsnsral Lee the
usual mtjorty, and, while have not been
over the district, an of the opinion that the
general will defeat Nj Hume. Hs is car
tain to no 1t, If many republicans abstain
from voting, as they talk of doing down our
wsvn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

THERE'S No NEW soUrH If Porter has
taken correct census OF the South all the
talk OF the New South" is a gross daluson
ADD Henry ". g ,ads was a visionary. There
is DO new Soutb. for the South has not
grown as FIST In the last ten years ss it did
while reconstruction was still going on,
while the wounds of war we're still to be
healed and when many Northern men were
afraid TO venture into the Southern States
Does anybedy believe thaf No wonder
the Southern people 10 Washington de-
nounce Portet's lying ceusus. No wonder
tsev sSIppa,b;z, with New York in lis
efforts 10 get justice. These people want
justice Themselves, aud when Congress meats
IL will 60 bard If Trey don'i get it.-N 7.
Herald
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Registration Frauds

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-On The last day Of reg
lstration about $4,000 new names were put
unon the lisss. Since then both parties have
been q. work. each trying to show that the
other had caused many names to bs fraudu-
lently pus upon the rolls. The result, lie
that about %, 600 notices have been sent out
calling en- the persons suspected of being
improperly registered to establish their
claims to right to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
Precarious Plight

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, ojt 1.-Two
msm 1ers of the British Iron and Steel Iasti-
tute While walking over testle 90 the sum-
nit of the mountain were caugh. by an ap-
proceeding train. On one side was rock
veil 100 feet high, on the other a precipce
of 100 feet, and the ties were too short to
stand on without being struck by the cars.
In their fearful dilemma they lag down ss
far as they could eet, but by the nerest
chance TIE engine was stopped lst before 1t
reached them,
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changed.

THE WORD has not only come from WASH
ing.on that tie negroes In Virginia must
vote for the anti-democratic congressional
candidates, but toe poor. ignorant creatures
have been deceived into the belief that ii
those candidates be elected such of their
race as were slaves will be granted pensions
They have been told by their leaders that
such will be the case, and they are silly and
foolish enough 10 believe it as implicitly as
though it came from the mouths of their
.spelln doctors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
The Ohio Legislature

COLUMBUS, o, O3t. 2l.-The House this
morning adopted q resolution as the sense o.
the body that no slight or insult was Intend
ed on the part 0: the House In the refusal CT
the Speaker to accept the Governors meg
sage yesterday evening and appointing q
committee to Ieall upon the Governor and
request that the message again be sent to
the House. Gay. Campbell complied with
the reOuaat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
SAYS BE WENT To HEAvEN.-Msrto ok

SAYS BE WENT To HEAvEN.-Marto ok
Fry, of Centre county, Pa. who two and q
half years ago was apparently dead and
10 his coffin fer fifteen hours, but who re.
vived and entirely recovered, on Sunday night
appeared in the United Presbyterian Church at
Julian and told, as he had promised he would,
what he saw when he went to heaven on the &C.
casion of the death from which be 30 oppor-
tuuely revived thirty months ago. He told OF
golden ,tes aud streets OF pearl, and OF friends
seen snl recognized. He described the great
white throne, and in addition expounded the
Scripture The religious element of the commu-
nifty is very much worked up over what they con-
slider q general miracle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

REPENTED OF her COLD BATH.-A young
womsn 10 rather shabby attire was seen
ioiterirg around the pier alone at the Esst
Twenty third Street Ferry about $50
o'clock Sunday evening. For about half
az hour she walked up and down the pier.
BIZ way OF relieving the montony she would
occasionally throw some bits of wood Into
the water. Sue tnen suddenly jumped over
the striag pieos aud screamed Justify for IS
sis;ancs. George P. Fnlure and William
BVnes heard her cries, and Bynes Lowered
loag boat6ook from the EIDE OF the pier.
The wouic-oe suicide tooS bold OF IL vito
hoth hands aud held on uDill she was lifted
ant Shs was then tsksn to Bellevue Hos
I,i,gl. vh.re she ea!d sse was German,
m: c5ald not TEX any z '2;ish. IL was
learned thai her name Was AMI. Newman,
end that she Was dcrneyc. she said sh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.

Mr. ELLYsoN, chairman Of the STATE
democratic committee, has Issued en- address
to the voters OF Virginia, urging them to sup
mort the regular dem ocratic nominees at the
snnroaching election. Ia 1t he calls spec'ai
attention to the fact that J. NJ. Langstor
the negro to whom Mr.. Speaker Raeo e
counted quorum gave Mr.. Venable's seat IN
Congress, recently made speech, In WHICH
be said: :.
"1fit is courage that is wanted, we will give II
bv the hogshesd even until the blood shall run 10
STREAMS if nece ,s4ry, tall by the comminging %
white mems blood and black mems oioou ou -
orri-v shsi be the erandest and cur government
,bo srestest and NEST lasting the world mas ever
seen or ever will see.'
This utterapce Of itsef alone, but
espacially when supplemented by the
t:c,s that L,rgeton Is recognized oy
bis race in Vtrglnia as their leader
sDd has been told by Mr.. Harrison
that he has the whole support OF the admin
istration, should be sufficient to make every
,iyht thinking white man In the State do as
Mr.. Elyson advises. MIR. Elyson also eaSs
TO these, who, coming from other States,
havs made their homes In and ere ioteE'
ested in all that concerns the welfare OF Viz
sinia:
"Do not vcts aeeinst us because heretofore you
hsve been republican. In this election yon wiz
have no opportunity to vote f,r the republican
principles advocated by Lincoln sumner OF o,
I; eelsy Weigh the Issues and see II shey 90 i'o'
,frect Won as much as they do sny deuocrso Ia
ViTpinis. Do not let past party sii istions swerve
op IF IA recognizing that the future Of Virginia
.nJ the o:ore your own future, depends upon the
y.aintenance OF the rights of self government. NC
not bv your vote attempt to iaseen uPo! So ~
elvas pc we'll az upon rs u c manifold evils thai
woald fi.w fro the estsbIis ment Of aJndleia
Of gsrcnv. We hope to welcome your 8. s!'tsnc'
ia ou- ff1rts TO defest measures 70 irJnIlouS e
our lodi titus. prosperity so detrimental to ouI
c,mlnon untr>, violativs OF our iorm Oh gov
crcm..t and Z STU rive f our ioe ties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

"Wbom the gcds love die young" says
By.ou; but Why die wnsn you eau cure the
cold or cough, which neglected, means death.
with DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup, The old re-
liable!
a seneible woman will not fail to keep a
bottle of, Salvation Oil on hand for mems
cuts and bruises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
The Rival Steamships

LONDON, Oct. 21-The White Star line
steamer Teusonic. which cleared at New
York October Is for Liverpool, was sgnaled
of Brow Head a, 9:27 o'clock this morning.
The Iaman line steamer City of New York,
which sailed at the same time as the Teu-
tonic, wss sgnalled eff the same ponf at
11:39 q. n. tc-iay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

Sam Jones doesn't beat around the bash
mucn. The price Of virtue, he Gays, Should
be the life OF the scoundrel who violates hr
laws, and IL should be paid at the blazing
end of double ba,reIed shotgun. with lcr;y
buck shot In each barrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

Would you care to have word Of advce
worth great deal? Never tamper with
your psby's health by using opistes 10 quiet
its troubles, but use DR.. Bu'l's Baey syrup
instead.
Almost every seaaoo has lis drawbacks.
At present our citzsps seem to be troubled
with an attack of catarrh, which, however,
can be easily overcome by Cd Sau's Ce-
tarrh Cure.
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DIED.

On Mopday morning, October 20. the infant
son of A. L. and Belle C. Rollins. &s- The funer-
al will take place from the residence OF its pa
rents, corner of Duke and Payne streets, toner
row morning at 10 o'clock.
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was out of employment ard had had nothing
to eat ell day. She is twenty years old ard
has no home. Two weeks ago the same
young woman was seen wandering about
the pier where she Jumped eli that ever
ing.-N. 7. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

Samples of Carpet at % and So cents
] 900 pieces. Nj. RUBEN s; SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

Samples OF Carpet at % and 80 cents
900 pieces. III. RUBEN Il SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Oct 2O-Bccyts
market higher native steers So 60a5, aud bulls
het steady veJs $548, and grass n Calves 81 10
2 so psr 100 lb. RI sp and Lambs market
steady for Sheep. and &c lower for Lambs theop
81 IS 25, and Lambs S5s5 70 psr 100 lbs. Hogs
market dull at 81 2Oa4 20 per leo lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

BALTIMORE, Oct. 90 Hogs -Thore is fair
supp y of Hogs On the market this week, ard they
are of bette. average quality than that of i'st
weeks offerings. There are fewer grass Hogs
among the receipts. Thu cooler wealth r nsk.
heavier Hogs moro desirable. Prices off oar
~ lac from last weeks fgu CO. We quote roush
Hogs at 4ass5c grassers olaa5%c, and cornfsd
HoQs Mt 6a6E4c per ID net most sales Of tic latter
at 6lss6Ac per ID net. Receipts of Sheep aid
Lambs 2345 head, with qs'e at So 50.5 70 r
1CO lbs for Sheep, and Lambs at 4i6a6 Ac per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-Cotton easy; upland
1O4. Orleans 107.16 futures S cady. Flour
active and firm. Wheat active and etrong. Coen
active and firm Pork quiet and firm at s11 = "a
ID so. Lard quiet and stronger at So 62ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

BALTIMORE. Oct. 81 cotton nominsl: mid-
ding 10A Flour quiet and firm. Whest-South-
ern scarce aud stiff, Futz 95a105 longborry 90
a1O5; No 2 101 1a410ia.; steamer no red 95
Western strong; No winter red spot ard Get
102As102a4 Dec 1047sa1o5; May 111%s1l24..
Corn-southern scarce and higher; white $3.50;
yellow 57a5S; Western nrn F.; IN xed spot and Oct
59a591a year 81 bid; Jan 56la hid; May S.
59A. Oats firm; urgrsded uthern and Penna
47a51 ; do Western white 49o51 do mixed Asa
90; graded No 2 white 81. Rye firm; pr to
choice 75a76; good to fair 72s74 Hay very
steady prime TO choice timothy S11 50a12 Pro-
visions firm. Sugar firm graduated 67s.