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The morning call., 1890-05-11

~ Young Mems Christian Association
tf>S Hall, 232 Suffer St, bet. Kearny St and
Grant ave, Grand union mass-meeting for young
men only this afternoon at O'Clock to be addressed
by Rev. John Harmon ID. ID. Subject: "what 10 DO
with Young Men," Special singing is interesting
feature OF this service which is OF the most re-
markable meetings held in the city. Seats free to
all young men. Young men and their gentlemen
friends cordially Invited n
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Ok LABoRERS AROUND A SAW-MILL, NORTH,
~ $50 and found; German-Swiss farmers for
fruit ranch, $25 and found; saw-lniIl blacksmith,
500 aud found: miners, $40; ranch blacksmith.
$50; mixers S25 and $50, see boss here; black
smith, country shop, $50; 10 farmers, same ranch,
S26 and found: man TO do chores and make butter,
near city, $50 and found. G. 4. HANSEN Il CO.,
ITO Geary st. 1t
SECoND COOK, CITY, $50; oYSTERMAN, CITY,
~ $40; walters, country restaurant, $40 and
$35; FISHERMAN and short-0rder cook, lunch conn
ter country hotel, $40. G. L. HANSEN d CO., no
Gelry st. 1t
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Journcymen Stair-BuiIders, Acc
citation meets TUESDAY EVENING Mov
A. J. CRAWFORD, Sec. myi, 3;
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II ESPECTABI.E LADY wISRES TO TAKE i OR
- cnndren TO board; mothers care assured
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LIE BAG.
PAR F. DU

La IeTmOnlere nest pas IN
chateau. La Germoniere ma nj
tours, hi fosses, nj crenaux, nj corps
de logis fanque de deux allies. &c
nest pas non plus un chalet, style
d'Arcachoh. nj I'M cottage anglais j;
encore moins une ferme. Cest une
grande maison de campagne, battle
sous lie regne bourgeois de Louis
Philippe, par un drogniste enrich
Qui aimalt ses aises ct qui mepri.
salt Farchitectnre.
Pas Recommendations ar%tistiGueS.
pas de toits ~agr6menteS lie gilouet,
ties scuiptees ct de gouttietes
%ouvragees, pas de plinthes, pas de
f%rontons, pas de moulures. Rien
gu'un cube de maconnerie snrmonte
dune t%errasse a Eitalienne, ct perez
de fenetres symetriqnement tspa-
ces, sur trois rangs superposes.
Trois 6tages, par consequent,
don't IN rez-de- chauSsee sureleve.
Celia resemble a une sou
prefecture Gu a une caserne-l'ideal
dn laid.
Mais lie tout est fait de pierre de
taille. Cest Il orgie de grant ;
u Orgie qui ma pas cohte trop
cher. La carriere est a deux pas.
Aussi lie constrncteur econome
s'est-il dome lie luxe de deux per-
rons avec rampes ct balustrades,
IN sur la cour ct III sur les Iardins.
Car lily a DIES jardlns, ct meme
des jardinS CONNIE on en- volt peu.
Les arbres y f%oisopnent, DIES arbres
~ceutenaires que IL droguiste ma pas
Ell lie temps d'abattre ct que les nou-
veaux prOprietaires ont respectes.
Une riviere enclot ce pare, dessine
a la francaise, I'M vraie riviere
portant bateau, quoiqu'elle ne soft
pas classee parmi les cours d'eau
nayigables, ct beaucoup plus pro.
fonde quill ne faut pour qu'on puisse
s'y meyer.
lie dIoguiste qui crea ce domaine
Ell tit l'experience a SEES depens.
Quand la maison est fine, la mort
y entire, dit un proverbe turc. Tn
soir &c notable commercant await
trop bien dine. apres avoir regle d
son avantage lie compte de sou
entrepreneur, il lui prit fantaisie de
Sc promener an bOrd lie 0 heuve,
ct on Fy rep6cha lie lendemain,
parfaitement asphyxie.
Ses heIitiers ne s'inquielerent
point de savoirr comment il y etait
tombe, ct n'ayant aucun govt pour
la vie ~champetre, lis chercherent
a Fendre; mails lis ne t%rouverent
point d'acquereur, la Germoniere
Testa trente ans inhabitee.
Apres la guerre de 1870, Nine
Dandierne (sans apostrophe apres
lie d., Ia achetee, la Motto de &c
qu'elle v~alalt, au dernier descen.
dant dI droguiste, ct Mme Dau.
dierne y passe Requirement rete
ct solvent uue paTiie de Fautomne.
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes 4 meme d'exGcntcr tons les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront conties. Les
briefs d'avocat. carries d'affaires. entates de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprin'Gs dams le plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix quI detent toute concur
renee.
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Lockport Public School Fund Associatlon

A une reunion de cette association, tenn.
lie premier jeudi d'octobre. 1889. il a etc
"EESOLU" Qua T~aveni-, uue fore, NON,
lie henfffce ,les fonds de leeoIe. aura I;sn
chaqne aimee le premiers sainedi ct dimancbe
du mois de juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE RARRTOg q.
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appelle en- province une belle fortu-
he, quarante mile livres de rente,
c'est-a.dire, 4 Paris, la mediocrite
a!see, surtout quand on IA aussi
deux files d marier, ct un fls qui
Went de terminer son volontariat
ct qui fait deja des sottises.
Ces enfants-la, il est vrai, posse
dent IN oncle paterbel, lequel
pourrait passer pour On oncle q
succession, car il ne s'est jamais
marie ct il a gagne beaucoup d'ar-
gent jadis en- California. OH il etait
allie chercher adventure aples une
Jeunesse orageusp.
Mails Get oncle est I'm original
qui affiche DIES opinions in%quietanies
Ell matiere d'heritages. II pretend
qu'un homme a t%ouionrs lie drOit de
disposer de son bien CONNIE il
rentend, de IL laisser par testament
q qni bon lui semble, voire meme
de la dissiper de son %vivant, 81 lie
ceur lui Gu dit.
Bon parent d'ailleurs, indulgent
pour son neveu, affectueux pour
ses nieces, ct tres devoue a ga belle.
s9uT, tout EN- Sc moquant %volontiers
des idees de la bonne dame sur
leducatiOn DIES demoiseIles ct sur
les dangers que court 4 Paris la
vertu des gareons.
L'oncle Armand est de pins un
gal compagnon. portant allegro
ment So cinquantaine. ct tres
spprecie au CercIe des Moucherons,
OIL il passe un bon tiers de son
existence. On l'y redoute IN pen,
car il a Fesprit mordant ct il ne Sc
prive pas de mordre les gems gui
lui deplaisent. Mais on lui par
dome d'etre caustique, parce quill
est amusant.
Quand sa belle sRur est 4 la
campagne. on ne lie volt pas solvent
chez ellie. II pretexte que la Ger.
moniere manque de femmes, ct, q.
son age, pure fatuite que de METRE
ell avant me pareille excuse, mais
il iure que cette critique ne cache
aucun sous-entendu deplace, ct quill
ne regrette les ftmmes que pour la
conversation. Les hommes, assure
til, he gohfent pas asseZ les
mechancetes fnement tournees.
Cette aimee dependant. au lieo
de sc replier sur Biarritz GU il await
fhabitude d'aller rejoindre en-
septembre quelques.uns de ses
parcels ct plusieurs danes tres
capableS de lui donner la rapIique,
il est senu, DIES %Fougerture de la
chasse, s'ttablir a la Germonlere.
au grand ebahissement ct a la
grande joie de sa belIe-s9ur. II
a meme annonce quill comptait y
faire I'm long sejour.
Nous sommes en- novembre; il Y
est encore ct il ne parle pas de
Lni qui he chassait plus
depuis dix ans, il s'est reptis dune
belle passion pour tous les sports
du fusil. Ii a tue DIES perdreaux
pendant lie mois de septembre, des
faisans pendant lie mois d'octobre,
ct apres la To~ussaint, il s'est
mis- a tueI des becasses. Rien ne
prouve quill n'attendra pas parrivee
DIES canards sauvages.
Tout a change de face au logis
quill s'y est Unstable. II ~
parfois des Parisiens aimables
il en- a cnasse les provinciaux trop
enDuyeux ct il a su tirer parti des
La petite vile d'Arcy-sur-
BeuvrOn nest QUA sept kilometres
Il. la Germoniere. Ce des9uvre
intelligent Ia r6veillee ct c'etait
Dien la sous prefecture la plus en-
lOrmie du departement dfOrne.et-
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CONNIE toutes les meres, a ellie q
dome carte blanche d o joyeux
beau-trere ct il ell IA use pour orga-
niser des fetes a pen pres tous les
jouIs.
Dependant, a force de monter
DIES parties de tOute sOrte, il s'est
uu peu calme. ii a par moments
DIES airs reaechis ct il tombe quel.
q%uefois, apres dine, dams des
meditatiOns prolongees. II due
copieusement, c'est vrai, mals on
volt quill est preoccupe d'autre
chose que de sa digestion. De
qnoif c'est CO que personne ma pm
penetrer, car on nose pas i'interIo.
ger.
Sa belle seur Sc demande sill a
fat quelque crosse perte d'argent
ct G nieces soupeonncnt quill est
amoureux. La plus ieune, qni
a nom Gernaine ct qui ne
doute de rien, assure qn'elle
saura lui arracher lie nom de sa
preferee. Mails Laurence, qui est
ralnee ct la plus reasonable, pen.
che 4 croire quill a trop d'esprit
pour bonner dams lie ridicule travers
Oh tombent beaucoup de viveurs
s%urannes.
Leur frere Alfred prend des airs
mysterieux pour dire que Mile.
Coralie, des Fantasies Comiques,
Went de fler en- Russie, ct il insinue
que la melancolie de l'oncle AR.
mand ma pas d'autre cause que
cette fugue inattendue.
Quoi quill Ell soft, Get oncle 81 en-
dehors est devenu tout a coup
silencieux ct concentre. Ii ne sort
de Get eDgourdissement anormal
que pour lancer des mots amers,
ct &c soir.la particulierement, un
triste soir d'automne, il parait assez
NAL dispose.
Ii est plonge dams un waste fau
teml, au coiu de la grande chemi
nee du salon, ct Nine. Daudierne
lui fait Wis q Wis.
On a dine ell fanille, mails on
attend dn monde. On en- attend
toujours. Les jeunes elegants
d'Arcy-sur-Beuvron mont pas be.
soin d'6tre invites pour venir, vers
neuf henres, prendre une tasse de
the, qui abontit solvent a une
sauterie an piano.
Laurence ct Germaine sOnt
montees dams leur chambre pour
un bril de toilette. Alfred
est allie a Paris, sous pretexte de
s'entendre avec un repetitecr pour
DIES lecons de droit, ct en- ce mo-
ment, il dot etaler son gilet en-
dams fa~vant-scene dun petit
theatre on il est comm CONNIE lie
blanc.
lie beau frere ct la belle-s9ug
sont en- t%ete-a-t6te depuis vingt
inmates; ct lis mont pas encore
4change une parole.
On %n'entend que le craquement
.Iointain des arbres du pare secoues
par lie vent qui soufae ell temp6te.
IL ne pleut pas; il neige des feuilles
il fait un froid aigre. Mails lie
salon est bien clos, bien chaufe.
oien eclaire. II Y des heurs
Dartout. L'hiver reste a la porte,
It il est doux de Sc moqner des
les pieds sur lie. chenets.
-Quelle bourrasque! grommela
Armand, apres avoir passe
a main sur o front, CONNIE un
lomme qui Sc rfveille dun SOM
neil passager.
-Effroyable, dit Nine Daudierne.
|e crois bien que nous n%'aurons
)as de visites &c sOir.
lie fait est, ma chere Refine,
lue 81 les naturels d'Arcy-sur Beu-
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d'eux LET vous aussi, je pense.
oh! il y Ell a deux on trois
qui m'amusent. ct je parierais que
Laurence ct Germaine re%gietteront
de ne pas les voir. Germaine, sur.
tout. Ellie adore 10 musique ct ellie
rafole de la danse. II est temps
de la maIier.
- Encore faut il attendre que
Jale marie son aluee. Et puts, mon
cher Armand, vous en- parlez bien
a vote aise. Croyez-vous done
qae ce soft 81 facile
Mails, oui...pour Germaine
surtout qui plat a premiere vue...
Laurence charme ceux qui la voient
dams lintimite, mails que de gems
sen tiennen6 u apparences!
LAURENCE IA DIES qualities serieu-
ses, dit Mme. Daudierne, un pen
piqnee, ct je ne vols pourquoi
ellie ne trouverait pas un psrti
convertible.
Ellie en- trouvera dix pour un
a moins qu'elle ne soft trop ext
geante.
IL me semble qu'elle a lie droit
de f6tre.
Au lieu de r6pondre, l'oucle Al.
mand Sc NIT a sif1er tout bias une
fanfare.
En- verite, mon ami, reprit la
mere, decidement offensae, je ne
sails u quelIe herbe vous avez
ma-chee, mails vous semblez prem
Dire a tache de me tOurmenter &
propos de mes enfants.
Moi! je les aiDe, vos enfants,
je les cheris, CONNIE s'ils etaient
les miens- sans eXcepter meme ce
petit gommeux d'Alfred qui es-
compile deja votre succession. let
la mienne. Settlement, je mai pas
v0s illusions maternelles ct l'envi.
sage la situation telle qu'elle est.
Combien donnez-vous de dot q
chacune de vos tIles3
Gent cinquante mile francs,
GUS lie saveZ blen, ct vous savez
aussi que je ne puts don ner davan-
tage.
Bon! ct apres vous, elles en-
auront encor autant--. Isl mon joli
neveu ne rogue pas leur portion en-
faisant DIES dettes que vous aurez
la faiblesse de payer. Mais, pour
lie moment. Giles mont rlen, attendu
que lenr pere ne leur a rien laisse
Ell mourant. II ~n'ayait aucnne
fortune quand vous ave bien voulu
lie regime dotal.
Pas plus de fortune que moi. qui al
fait la mlenne a Sau. Francisco.
En- somme, ces demoiselles sont
des parts de cent mile ecns, Y
comprls les ~esperances, CONNIE
dissent les prospectus des agences
matrimoniales. Done, il lenr faut
s'unir a DIES millionnaires.
VOLTA bien de vos idees. vens.
ponssez tont a rextr1me. Certes.
je crois que Germaine s'accomode
raft fort bien dun mari tres richie.
Eft vous croyez que Laurence
sc contenterait DUN mari panvre
-Parfaitement, sill hi plaisait.
Ellie a des go6ts simples, I'm carac.
tere rehechi ct une egalite d'humeur
qui ne Sc dement, jamais. Ellie
nest nj capricieu>e, nj ambitieus-,
nj.
Nj etourdie, nj passionee. Je
vons accorde --.quoique i'aie va
mes voyages DIES volcans
converts de neige.
VOLTA m%aintenant one ,Ous
ma pauvre Laurence d
I'LL volcan! Decidement, mon
l,auvre Armand, vous voulez vous
lnOquer de moi.
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knights Of the Golden RuIe,

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No
10 n: OF g. X. will lie held in the Hall az
Excelsior Lodge No. 81 l.. .. o. P. on the -.
o'clock p. NJ.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Sc s.s1gga EEOras.

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his frians.
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him . SATISFY al tho-e vino will homo, ann
with their custom.
Meals tnr"l-,s,l a. atlh"prs uf the dav
Break'a' ~ W s~frIpr,S A.. " aud pinnsr
Vt 4 "'ciprL p ".
C1nsrrnt an. Ard ~. Ufu,n,.h.i o,,
"n FGATF rHt ~
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PIERRE BARRTOS. See.
att EMF

Ny friends and the public are notified tina.
l nave removed 70 the sore formerly oceu
pied by Mr.. F. q. Curtis, No. 3 Main strect
where Will keep constantly on hand a fnl
supply of Groceries. Provisions, Wines and
Liquors. Give me "A cali and examine nv y.
scrtinent.
JOHN DEZAUCHR
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-13
LATE NEWS In BRIEF,

-vandalia officers deny the sale of that rail-
road.
Emperor William opened the Prussian Diet
yesterday.
--E1-Governor Ludington, of Milwaukee, is
dangerously ill.
The Anarchist celebration in Chicago Tues
day night was a tame affair
The Malta at st. Louis has Notified Joseph
GaZzalo that he has been condemned to death.
"A general college row at Ann Arbor Mich,
landed six university students in Jail. No one
injured.
The largest elevator in Princeton, ILL.,. ]. H.
Dole & Co.'s, burned Tuesday. Loss, $50, ,0OO;
Insurance, $4,000
Democrats Independents and Fusionists tie
the Republicans on joint ballot in the new
South Dakota Legislature.
twenty-five horses and many valuable We.
htcles, two livery barns and car stables in Sioux
Falls burned Tuesday. Loss, S25,OOO
Captain William P Hall and Mrs. Therese
Blackburn Stewart. daughter of Senator Black
burn, of Kentucky, were married in Washing
ton yesterday.
Two of the five men arrested at Macon,
Ga. on the charge of numbering J: c. Forsyth.
the representative of Norman w. Dodge, of
New York, have confessed.
AT Mlddleport, N. Y, store belonging to
Comuton Spalding was burned and Joseph
Spalding, man about 35 years old. who lived
on an upper floor of the building, was burned
to death.
The President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad presented his annual report to the
directors yesterday. After the payment Of all
expenses the report showed net balance of
81, 400, ,OOO
George w. Martin. a carpenter confined in
Raymond Street Jail, New York, on charge
of grand larceny, stabbed himself with PEN
knife, plying the knife until it entered his
heart and he fell dead in his cell.
John T. Burns, the Lake Shore engineer
whose herolsm saved the lives of his passengers
in the wreck at Irving, has received through
CHIEF Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, a handsome gold watch from
Colonel A. Andrews, of San Francisco.
Negotiations between Great Britain and
France for settlement of the Newfoundland
hshery question are progressing. The basis of
the negotiations is that France shall surrender
to Great Britain the French shore of New
foundland and shall be compensated therefor
Dy the cession of one of the British West Afri-
can colonies. In addition Newfoundland will
renounce the bait act
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-13
HARD WOODWORKING PRICE
INGENUITY REWARDED.
Patents to Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia People.

Patents to Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia People.
The following new patents have been is
sued to Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia inventors for the week ending
Tuesday, November IL, 1890, as furnished
by o. D. Lewis, patent attorney, No. 131
Fifth avenue, Pittsburg:
Abner D. Baker. Swanton, o., rotary engine;
Robert M. Beck. Chambersburg, Pa, maroni
engine; John L. Gourley, Tarentum. Pa. over
shoe securer; Martin v. Smith. Pittsburg
steam boiler smoke consuming furnace; Joseph
Webb, Beaver, globe shade; +. b. Smith,
Canton. oil can; George B. Siegenthaler,
Wooster, o.. rubber sandal; l.. A. Shattuck
Bloomsbury, Pa, fountain pen; Chester
Proudly, 1nstanter, Pa. cross-cut saw; Will
lam h. Porter. Lima, file binder;
James Morgan, Miles, o.. corn-planter and
fertilizer distributor; G. E. Matteson,
Allent own, Pa, rodreel; Arthur l. Linn, Ches-
ter, sash fastener; Daniel w. Karsher Tiffin,
O., sawjoint; William Hodge, Easton Pa, ex-
tension table: Charles F. Hill, Springfield, o,
butter packer; H. E. Howe. Bucyrus, o., grain
meter; same, automatic grain scales; Glenn w.
Hammond, Wellsborough, pike wrench; P. r.
Grabili. Millerstown, Pa, grain scales; Homer
L. Ennis, Sandusky.., mot wrlnger; Howard
NJ. Britain, Martins Creek, Pa, inhaler; John
r. Bradges, Findlay, device for feeding thread
Mansfield. o., carriage top: James M. Boone
and s. d. Taylor. HazeltOn, Pa. slate-jig; John
H. Akers, Washington Pa, horse detacher; E.
]. Bruch, West Bethlehem, Pa, sealing press;
Harriet A. Emery, Washington, Pa, puff
winder.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange. car
ear corn, Il yellow, II white, zoe, 5 days; 1 car
No. white oats, 5214e, days;1 car No. 1 tim
othy, $40 l211<. 10 days. Receipts as bulletined,
81 cars of which 20 cars were received by the
Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway, as
follows: car of rye. 8 of hay. of oats. 7 of
-four, l of barley, of middliDgs, 2 of corn. BY
Pitrsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis, cars of
corn, of hay l of wheat. l Of oats BY Pitts
burg and Lake Erie, cars Of rye, Of bran, l
of feed. of malt. There Is little life in cereal
markets and the situation continues in buyers
favor. Prairie and packing hay are weak and
lower.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No red. 81 02@l oS; No. 8, eSc@
81 90. "
CoRN-No. yellow ear, old, B81B7c, new ear,
5906Oc: high mixed ear old, 64l65c. new ear
55G56c; No. yellow. shelled, 8l@62c; high
mixed shelled corn. 6Og6lc.
OATs-No i, 53G5319c; No. white, 5l1S4c2c;
extra, No. g. 5018@5lc; mixed oats, 4S1<G49c.
RYE-No. l Pennsylvania and Ohio 7S77lc;
No. Western, 7l072c.
FLoUR-Jobbing Prices-Fsucy spring and
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IN GOOD SHAPE.
Local Monetary Affairs Moving Along Very
Observation-Disclosures All Right.

Local Monetary Affairs Moving Along Very
Observation-Disclosures All Right.
Nothing of disturbing nature could be dis
covered in local banking circles yesterday. A
sufficient supply of money for business pur-
poses was reported, with the usual demand
from merchants and manufacturers. The lines
were drawn pretty tight against outsiders, but
the regular clientage was promptly accommo-
dated. There was no change in the interest
rate. The clearing house report showed that
business had received no check, exchanges ag-
gregating S274S, 449 % and balances S335, 1877 II
A bank officer said: THE Wall street furry
will soon run It's course. it cannot hurt the
business of the country. Capitalists have been
withdrawing their furds from speculation for
some time. and knowing what to expect they
prepared for the worst If our people will only
mind their own business, and be prudent,
Pittsburg Will scarcely lose penny as a result
OF the slump in stock. 1t is such a common
incident in speculation that l am surprised
people pay any attention to 1T"
Money on call at New York yesterday was
stringent, ranging from 3Q15 per cent, last loan
6, closed offered at g. Prime mercantile paper,
6@S Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
81 7s15 for 6O-day bills and "a IS for demand.
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MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Still Nervous but Moves Up Peg
Corn and Oats Also Improve-Pork
Quiet but Firm-watching
Wall Street

Corn and Oats Also Improve-Pork
Quiet but Firm-Watching
Wall Street
EXTRAORDINARILY was active to-
day and the feeling nervous and unsettled.
but was largely local. and operators
watched Wall street affairs closely. Stocks
advanced sharply, and this created a little more
confidence, but operators were suspicious and
traded cautiously.
The market opened strong and prices %c
higher, ruled firm and advanced Lc, then be-
came weak on reported easing up in the stock
market East, rumored troubles in money mat
tiers abroad and the increase in the supply of
wheat recovered some again. advancing Nc,
huctuated, and closed &c higher for December
and &c higher for May than closing figures
yesterday.
Corn-There was nothing new developed in
the market which was moderately active
within a narrow range. The market opened
active at AG5sc advance owing to the small ar
rivals, but the supply on sale soon became
heavy and articles sold off &c, rallied some,
fluctuated frequently around 5416@54ssc, and
closed with a slight gain.
Oats were rather quiet, but steadier feeling
prevailed and prices averaged shade higher
Fluctuations were confined to sc, and closed
with gain of 14@3sc over yesterday. There
was good buying of May at the start. but most
OF the trading was in a moderate way.
Pork-Only a fair trade was reported. Open
ing sales were made at Sc advance, but the i'm
provement was quickly lost. Later more
strength prevailed, and prices ruled l0c higher
with only moderate trading. Prices settled
back again to medium figures, but closed rather
firm.
Lard-Trading was moderate and the feeling
was steady Fluctuations in prices were
slight The demand was fair and exhibited
very little change. The market closed steady
at outside figures.
Short Rib Sides-A fair business was trans
acted and the changes in prices were slight
Prices ruled 21495c higher, and closed steady
at medium figures.