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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-21
REPORTED FIGHT
Between the Anti N Messiah half Breeds
and Ghost Dancers-Great Exaggeration.

Between the Anti n esslah Hair Breeds
and Ghost Dancers-Great Exaggeration.
VALENTINE, n. D., November co.
Men came in from Rushvile yesterday
and say the anti-Messiah half breeds
and ghost dancers had Il row at the
agency yesterday in which GO men had
been killed. This is thought to be the
worst sort Of exaggeration as it is claim
ed by others there was row, but no one
was killed. This town now holds 1900
refugees from the Indian country.
Every freight train that stops at
side tracks west Of here is be-
sieged by people demanding to be
taken East. Agent Boyer, who has
charge of the Pine Ridge Agency ap-
pearcd at Rushville Monday night with
Thunder Bear and American Horse.
Both OF these prominent Indians have
been doing their best to quiet the Indi-
ans, and at one time knives were drawn
on them by the infuriated reds. Agent
Boyer brought in his wife and children,
saying he did not think it safe for them.
1t was said, however, that the traders
at the agency had not left, and they
think their families are in no great
danger.
Troops from east and west have
pushed on to Rushville. About 500 men
have reached that point. The troops
are within about 40 miles of Rosebud
agency, where two whites are leading
the Sioux in ghost dance.
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Lively Republican Fight.

AUGUSTA, Me-, November 20.-A
warm contest for the Republican NOM
ination for representative in Congress in
the Third district (Blaine's old district
in 1892 has been precipitated by one OF
the candidates sending out letters ask
ing for support. Hon. J. Ii. Manly is
a candidate; Hon. J. a. Manchester
Haynes. of Augusta, is Il candidate;
Hon. Z. Wiswell, Hon. Seth. l.. Milli-
ken, the present incumbent, Gov. Bur
leigh. Hon. j. S. Ulton and L. Il. Carl
TON are also candidates.
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Koch Sustained.

BERLIN. November Ca meeting OF
the Medical Society was held to-day, at
which Prof. virchow, the celebrated
German physician, presided. Prof.
Virchow made an address, In which he
defended Prof. Koch against the charge
of having prematurcly published the
facts regarding his discovery. The
first information he gave regarding the
subject. Prof. VirchOw said, was given
TO the Medical Congress, recently held
in Berlin. and the disclosures he then
made were in compliance with the ur-
gent request Of committee OF the
Congress and Dr. Won GOsslick, Prus-
sian Minister Of Education and Medici-
nal Affairs.
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One of the Cutest Babies.

FREDERICK, MD., November 2O.-Mr.
and Mrs. Theobold NJ. Donaldson, OF
Sandy Hook, claim to be the parents OF
perhaps the smallest baby in the coun-
try. At its birth it weighed scarcely a
pound. and now, at the age OF four
months, its weight is only four pounds.
An ordinary cigar box is sufficiently
large for the baby to take 4 nap in. II
is perfectly formed in every particular,
and the physicians state 1t will live with
nroper care. Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson
are both healthy and robust, and have
four other stout and hearty children
They feel very proud of their little
baby.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A NOTABLE ATTRACTION.


THE Clemenceau Case" the sensa-
sational success of the season in New
York City, will be seen at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening. No play
since Camille" by the same author,
has created such stir and called out SO
many diverse opinions. The company
is this week filling the immense Acade-
my OF Music in Baltimore, and will fill
the one night at the Opera House on its
way to Chicago, where it is located for
a run. Miss Laura Biggar, the liza"
of the play, is said To be one Of the
handsomest actresses of the day. The
production is now owned and managed
by w. A. Brady.
THE BENNETT-MoULToN COMPANY.
This company continues to draw good
audiences at the Opera House. Last
evening ''Boccaccio' was sung in the
Comany's usual style. and aS usual Miss
Vincent, Miss Fording. Miss Scott, Miss
Newell, Miss Intrepid and Messrs.
Wolf, Nelson, Wooley, and the Com
pany generally took their parts in a
most satisfactory manner.
This evening "Thc Grand Duchess"
will be sung, and the performance is
expected to be the best of the week.
MUGG's LANDING.
There was big audience at the
Grand, last evening, to sec the opening
performance of Mugg's Landing by
Bishops comedians. This old fayoritc
is now put on in better and more at
tractive shape than ever before, and
there was the greatest satisfaction at
last evenings performance.
The play will be repeated tonight.
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SAD CASE.
An Aged Man Sits by His Dead Wife's
bedside Offering Her Food.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-Lydia
T. Avery, the aged wife of Robert ).
Avery, died two days ago at her home
on Capitol Hill, and her death was not
discovered until to-day, although her
husband was in the house with her con-
tinually. Mrs. Avery has been sick for
a month, and her husband, feeble
man more than so years old, has
been nursing her. Yesterday Mr..
Avery called in Il neighbor,
Mrs. Bumpus, who told him
she believed Mrs. Avery was dead. Mr..
Avery would not believe it, and for an
other day he sat by the bedside offering
food and waiting for her to speak to
him. This morning he summoned one
of the neighbors, and doctor was call
ed in, who said that Mrs. Avery had
been dead for forty-eight hours. The
remains were taken tonight to Nor
wich. Conn, which was Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery's home before they came to Wash
ington thirty-sevcn years ago. MIR.
Avery held a position in the Coast Sur
vey Bureau for thirty-two years. lie Is
well-to-do.
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Has Custer's Horse.

CHICAGO, November 2O.-At Army
headquarters this afternoon Gen. Miles
received letter from an army officer at
Camp Poplar river, Montana. The let
ter says the half-breeds and Indians
still believe devoutly in the Messiah.
Some of the young bucks have new
Winchesters, but the majority in that
vicinity are not well armed. Sitting
Bull has been particularly 'bad heart
ed" since the death of his only child,
one year ago. There are about 300 OF
the Ogallas and Uncapohas. Two OF
the Inkpadtus, who were in the Custer
affair in the Big Horn, and four others
in the Minnesota massacre of '62 are east
OF Woody mountains. One OF the war
riors claims to have Clusters horse, "a
medium sized sorrel, and it is believed
his claim is genuine.
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nnn for a Husband.

FrspLAy. O., November ao.-The
;rry in the famous case of Mrs. jose
nbine Wertz, against the Toledo, Co
inmbus and Cincinnati Railway, in
which the plaintiff sued for $4,000
for the accidental death Of her
husband on the road named, last rep
ruary. brought in a Aardict OF 81, 600 for
the plaintiff.
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Rup ON the Howard Bank.

NEWARK, \, j., November 2O.-A
bigger crowd than on the two previous
days shiyered outside OF the Howard
savings bank this morning long before
the bank opened. Hundreds of women
surrounded the bank TO withdraw
money. Most OF the Withdrawals were
by Poles, Italians and other foreigners.
Many business men are making de-
posits as usual to allay the feeling Of
suspicion. President Frelinghysen says
that he has plenty of money to pay of
depositOrs, and if every depositor with
drew the bank would still have $500, 900
left. The business community Is not
worried by .he run on the bank.
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v,,dwest Indians for Peace.

Fremont, NEB., November 90
Forty-five Indians, members of Buffalo
Bll'S Wild West show, passed through
here yesterday on their way to the Pine
Ridge Agency. The leaders said they
had heard about the new Messiah from
their friends before leaving Europe.
Indians went crazy on religion just as
white people did, they said, but they
hoped there would be no trouble. One
Of the chiefs said they would do all they
could among the Indians at Pine Ridge
to restore quiet and they believed the
older heads were opposed to any out
break.
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Settling the Granite Cutters. Strike.

CONCORD, n. H., November 90.-The
strike Of the granite cutters bids far to
be adjusted. President Patterson has
practically accepted the proposition for
arbitration submitted to him last even
ing, and conference of the other
manufacturers to select one arbitrator
is in progress.
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standard OH Hunor.

New YORK, November ga statement
that the Rockefeller interests and their
associates, generally known as the Stand
ard Oil party, had increased their holdings
of Northern Pacific preferred by 100000
shares has caused much discussion in re-
gard to Wizards interest in the property
President Oakes stated positively that
there was no truth in the report, but VII
lard would retire or be forced out of the
company.
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". "A, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

tercSts are represented by Mr.. Morgan,
and other interests, as represented by
Mr.. Rockefeller, have joined with
him in their efforts to bring
about this whole readjustment of
tranS-cOntinental interests. The read
jUStment will also probably require the
retirement of Mr.. Adams from the presi-
dency Of the Union Pacific, because his
policy for several years has made him
with the other roads west Of
Chicago, and in order to maintain har-
mOny il will probably be necessary to
have a PreSidens for the Union Pacific,
who will be better liked by the officials
OF other western road. With these
questions in regard 10 the Pacific Mail
and Union Pacific settled, ii may be eN-
pected that the stock market will be re-
lieved from bear attacks at least for the
time being.
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Supreme Court Decisions.
speciql Tsleoram 10 the Reqlster.

Special Telegram 10 me ReQtster.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 20.
The following business was trans
acted by the Supreme Court to-day:
Gallaher 4 Price VS.. the town of Mounds
vile, from Marshall county, appeal al
lowed; bond 5000. Fowler ct al VS..
Lewis ct al, from Kanawha county ap-
peal allowed: bond 5000: State of West
Virginia VS.. Frederick Flick CT al, from
Ohio county, petition for writ of error
refused. Thomas ct al vs.. Hukill, from
Monongalia county, argued and sub
mitted.
John Bradin and w. X. Shiras, OF
Pittsburg, were admitted to practice in
the court.
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parnell's Voice.

LONDON, November 2O.-Mr. Parnell has
sent several Of his colleagues a communica-
tion TO the effect that rs long as he Is sup
ported by his colleagues and the Irish peo-
pie he will remain at the helm in politics
At the present critical iuncture he would
be false TO bis duty 10 ireland II be should
ters, with which politics have no concern.
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Canadian Firms Failure.

HAMILTON, ONT, November 2O.-A
meeting of the creditors of r. NJ. Wan
ger Il Co. was held to-day. The firm
total assets are S496, $50. The company
will probably be allowed to complete
the sale Of its sewing machine factory.
An offer of $4,000 for the company's S
electric light plant by New York syn
dicate has been refused.
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"Mrs. T.. J. PhinneU:
MARY A. WOODBRIDGE, Secretary.
S.w uamp,bire Republicans Meet.

CONCORD, \. H., November 20.-A
meeting of prominent Republicans Is
being held to-day. The subject OF their
deliberations is the proposal OF calling
a special session Of the Legislature.
No action will be taken until after the
meeting OF the Governor and Council
Tomorrow,
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Called to Time.

ATLANTA, GA, November 2O.-Miss
Willard to-day sent the following tele-
gram to the convention in session at the
North Avenue NJ. E. Church, Allegheny
City:
"lIrs. T.. J. Phinney:
believing that it is legally and NOR
ally wrong for any body to take the
name of the National w. c. T..D., with
the prefix 'non-partisan,' we ask you as
Christian sisters to discontinue the use
Of this name.
(Signed) FRANCIS +. WILLARD,
President.
Many A. WOODBRIDGE, Secretary.
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RurgIars' REVENGE.

OIL CITY, PA, November 2O.-Burglars
entered the house OF John Anderson yester-
day, and. disappointed at finding but $50
instead Of a large sum, as they expected,
bound him, his wife and step-daughter. He
was then brutally kicked and the women
beaten into insensibility. The burglars
then escaped
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Mis. Marlowe,s Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-There
has been no change in Miss Marlowe's
condition for the past thirty-six hours
The swelling in the glands in her neck
has not increased, but neither has 1t d.
minished. That she has not grown
worse is considered by her physicians
this morning as a favorable sign, and
they think that an operation may posi-
H. bo ovoida1
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." T. -PosT',~ ESTIMATE
"arSet- The Pacific Mail a
Turfor

o,. .,.' u loEa. November 9o.-The Post
nj 40 estimate the value of Pacific
,-,-.''.... -' ..ae'or .n the maintenance Of
s.-.t ..'..aea,a. rates itmust be remem-
i- ..-..' ..-' ile Pacific Mail has facilities
.- 81. '..s a vast amount Of heavy
p. '-.'. -., Such a, nails. iron. etc. which
a.7.-...I,.,l I.las could not carry, because
. -. .'- not afford 20 carry it except
OF freight which would be
proh.biiive. It is this
-., ' freight which is the
d.. support o. the Pacific Mail.
g--. Is DO reason % doubt that If the
r-t t.-ler Of Pacific Mail had not been
.-.. " Ar. Gould there would have
5..-s ss-..aisaiug, not only Of the stock
80. ~ 81. ,le other stocks which were
,s,..i 2 .g.d by the parties who tried to
..-.. '-p,', Pacific Mail. To some evtent
Gmri feelings on the part Of Mr.
,.,,.. may have been a factor in the
'. , ior Pacific Mail: but il must also
numbered that the Vanderbilt in
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Nine Houses Burned.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, November co.
A block of nine houses, including Har'
news Hotel, on Broad street, in Nanti'
coke, were destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. Many of the families are rendered
homeless. The loss on buildings Will
reach $4,000 and furniture $4,000;
partially insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-21

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November co.
The Central Confectioners' Association,
made up of delegates from Indiana. llll-
nois, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin,
met here yesterday and agreed upon
scale of prices for the coming year.
There will be a slight rise in prices.
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No Wonder She Has Rheumatism.
,.,-.;,g T,sTs,r1,,, IN fhs PsOisfer

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, November 90.
Mrs. Brannon, the woman who more
than two months ago jumped from the
train at this city, has returned to her
brothers in Philadelphia. She suffers
greatly from inilammatory rheumatism,
which she contracted while in the cold
so long, and it is believed that she will
be cripple for life.
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WON'T Give Him LIN.

DrBLIS, November 20-In the conyen-
tion Of Nationalists Of County Galway. To-
day, fifty priests being present, Sir Thomas
Esmonde, NJ. r., for Dublin county, South.
said that the Irish would be the greatest OF
fools If they changed their leader. Com
moners Sheehy, Nolan and other speakers
endorsed this statement.
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He Studied Under Koch.

BALTIMORE, MD., November 20.-Dr.
Alexander C. Abbott, Assistant Profess
sor of Bacteriology and Hygiene at
Johns Hopkins Hospital, sailed yeSter-
day to study under Prof. Koch. lie
will remain in Berlin for a year and
then report to the hospital. DR.. Abbott
is an old pupil of DIR. Koch, having
studied under him for several years.
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Concord's Trial Trip.

New YORK, November 20.-The trial
of the new cruiser Concord ended at l:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The vesSel
made as high III knots an hour, Spurt-
ing at one time it was estimated to Is
knots, and maintaining an average for
the trial Of Il knots an hour. This she
did against 4 strong tidal current.
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Three pafients Dead.

BERLIN, November 20.-The Ndehrichten
saws that Emperor William has bestowed
the grand cross OF the order Of the Red
Eagle upon Prof. Koch. Three patients
treated by the Koch method are reported
dead. They were all in critical condition
before they received the injections.
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Cantnn.s MAYOR Assigns.

CLEVELAND, o., November 2o.-John
F. Blake, Mayor of Canton o., and a
leading mill owner of this State, to-day
made an assignment. His lia6ilitles are
$50. 600 and his assets are placed at q
higher figure. The failure IS attriouteu
N the decline in the price Of flour.
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Will Springa Snrprlse.

DUBLIN, November 2O.-The Free
mdn's Journal in its issue to-day hints
that the government Is considering
surprise to be sprung upon the people
at the next general election for members
OF the House OF Commons.
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Pork Packing Firm Assigns,

CINCINNATI, November 20.-Charles
Jacobs & Co., pork and beef packers, at
Plum and Findlay streets, assigned this
morning. Liabilities 100000, assets
$40, 600.
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They Expect to Find Gold.

DUBLIN, November 20.-A French
syndicate has purchgsed, for 10000, a
copper mine at Colleen, County Cork, In
the hope that gold will be found there,
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A Guarantee.-There is no case OF rheumatism
or neuralgia which will not be renewed oy 'ne
use OF salvation Oil. Price y cents
A Clergyman's opinion.-Iiaving had an % %9P-
portunity to test the excellent quantities OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, hesitate not 10 say ~ Is
the best remedy have ever used in my family
-Rev. VIM. Chapman. pastor NJ. f. Church
GEORGETOWN, ID. Z.
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Reat His Record.

STOCKTON, GALA, November 20
Stamboul beat his record to-day, making
a mile in 2:114.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
Gummer Resorts.
ADIRON DACKS,
on LAKE MASSAWEPlt'

beautifully located in CHILDWOLD PAhh, an eS e
ro Gsh and game preserve house new, pieasantly ar
ranged nicely furnished Table supplied WITH a The 19s
Unsurpassed Charming dyes For eireaars ana erE
address ,,d1,dr nntn JT,e JThtern. y,os:on Mass
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20
l'HE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BecsWax. PIX
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE. There very dnii Tsfke. lor y fl. ~ ban M
Quoted at f7Asc and unde>cribed do i1sc 40 'acS re-
Horcd or mild grades. sales. 300 bags Cehual A.rr
en- private options were iathrt ho \yaskuet
nm M, nIIctuaOns did exceed 10 points WrshIV.e
prevaed at outset and prices declined onIV point h1
r easi.r a further break III cNVhslsc Dit
hi. was followed frecr local buying anu tnS io-n Wa
regsined in "a great measure. l,aNhH gu sI.sut aIc
d.rned as. II. Hamburg showed no lnaMrlai chaite
London was 81 lower OF most options 40 p ~. on Sd
cial quotations May. 73s 30 June a. Jng' 20 %
August 74s I'd September, as 90 I'D W[ooef M % lid
1lesrences Of Brazilian coffee from fhssiu 10 i'
states during last week. l4o bag: Eio report tsI
9iis receipts @ days 1000 eags t%'" o,A i'0 @ VUc
haas. Santos receipts q days LOCO Das9 .iso pu
chsses for state- during H. weeh LOCO Gags
po purchases for Europe and other touhtfics ouins
~ no ~ 600 bags: Rio clcarances by a. ,tcamf iot
Tvited States 96OOO bag, Rio ceaances ior E.f%te p
and other countries 5000 bags steamers loading az .o
FOR United states > freight per steamer, 20 & sd M
cent prnage per bag total santos stock loCOOo "e6d
santos purchases Europe and other COUNTRIES; ~
Saos, Snto, clcarancrs Europe and Othei c9unus
900 haqs steamers loading at santos for UhtH SUI
santos market firm but quiet; SO0d average
9 nominal receipts at no July
Nay is 1890 Oc0 bags same time 1889 SSsIVvV t
has same time 1883 100000 bags receipts at Satos
Juiy l. 1899 MAY Is. 1890. S2i 900 bags san san , S
yssS . 3sI 600 bags time 1855 l,G0oO" p'sS
Toisi sales here today So 500 bags follows OIL,
S"iVo NV Lowest. Sales.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-1nc decline in wheat
s%. eaa her ws eer Export 6uynr S6d e of
somewhat esdief Gy Mn Extra va mo.' 4 ait3'Gn en- M
nSgdng sSS SSs 30 d'w }s t1 M W.. e %G 100
SO. SS Mmnosoa eo a. ExtTa at j 5oa 90 5000 9b
Wa W9s9 at s. 600 5OSs az 70 Fine S9 S i gp JSgs s%ass'ys rs
euosiiOns; City Mil ENHs wot lndse ,oas:' u 20
Ss go t:,, r.sn e srsa saS s. oa 19s IS ar hoc Is 80
as6 fancy s6as3 aoes ra9 0yis MnnGots 10 :aGg I
Wheat Low Extra So 5ods3 Clear. sS d5dsi Gj; Kye
- is Patents. Ordinary 70 ehoice ny DO
S Goa !. s. e. sgge's e. s spl9f eoa aaH
s, 6o s b6s sG Sps but csa 5aSs Dsa s rssi
Tds and Family En 80 sSS. 81 I rne Sale, q SGG s
IBIS sggeS3s sss:s 5 taay n small vo G, & 40
r oottd at = az 81 and Vine q 80
oS 9G T;qahg 5GS 6' n.h % aer more favor
able fStsET ioday aad a a: sp,o ;Saard
western ad7ce reported rain while The st. PAU Chaln6el
a'sS S1 s for Gsnse f s,s'ei Nay Vi" ss s' pe
from winter wheat sections We're conaicne some rrpOr
nda:oD s e th aSoSe hc beas wfc aided 6 further
sas5T dcrs in .Sts9 as da spS smaller asH had d. %
stcd by The Ias o,dsS o r4nrd ~ie m M
Of damage to crops, they had LITTLE eGee r,e
str sSa mahy Of local ehsracter less a 800 900
sssn.t sssn c9s9shf M the os co, of from viii
there raliy Of 9',c closing At 9se July gp,n~g
70 sa1g saysH;G of % at ys S % wt sa at sS s
finally touched 95isc. Leaving OF at 95Ac D-cembeg
Rsnesd a. .o. and % eT9.e to sec sn. ad
today were 223 ss0 bush pIipg aud 1913 bu.h wn'r
Seaboard receipts 1925 bush, ccsfanccs l13 hush
wheat and q COO pkg o hGS On s & %9 Jy & fo.'e "a a
market sy1npshized with decline Of about leaving On
Red sSof sales COO SS t2 600 bush P
including No Red ahost. 93'tea*l 0o% do IN .or"
quoted Ss4aes.c; NO Hard Spring nominal y o.
50 May & elc.ng sN9s%c DO Jgne
August "a 9jc. closing at $3.50; do September, 3i'
,tor at 80 do Dec Ia l.
at 81 Soi. tnchangcd in price and quiet .aies
wessSr P1 in bossoad, quota at SO Sc stae soa
Gle Canada 60Q60xc ..-.. BARLEiNominal ..-.. BAR
LEY MALTIoulet aud steady coRN.AisG Weakened
contributed 10 the heavnes and the West Iepcr:c
Tree selling by pO1ep @ egrsG shds wsch hsq % 'qe &
the bottom. Cash grad,s responded .wi:h break
se bush i@a here and SO bush q upS
Sales $50 900 bush future 96 900 bush SPOT including
rngrsded Mixed and Whit, S9a4oc: Steamer Mixed ioAa
snoat; 40. 2 May 4Oaa i0s.c closing 40c do June
40@,94lsc; closing at 40asc do July 4t4ilsc closing
tember. f2ed43isc closing 43isc OAISLarger ar
rivals and heavy selling at by prominent opetstor
was suffered spot broke Gily I2c lending
we business shppers HDngt 225 600 hush mainly 40
100000 bush future 2s0 900 bush spot including No. 3
so I. No White s7i2a37a.c elevator, ss~ dtssc
delivered 10 Whit t. 3sc elevator rngradsd Mixed
337c closing al 33c do June 92d332c closing at 3oa-c
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closing at S5se DO June closing a. %3c Do July %2o
en- n 75as0c so n 75aSOc 100 ~ sO0s5c Slsrps $50
9Oc Rye Feed, SOC.