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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-07-24
THE AGE OF ANIMALS.
Remarkable Longevity of an Eag1e-Ox

Remarkable Longevity of an Eag1e-Oxen
;It Can els are Short Lived.
A German paper states that in Lapland
an eagle was shot and around its neck il
had brass chain, to which a tin box
was fastened. The tin box contained a
slip of paper on which was written in Dan
lsh: Caught and set free again in 1892 -
The study of the longevity of animals is
wanting in accuracy, but it seems quite
certain, according to London Tid-bits,
that the span Of life of some of the lower
creatures is much more extended than that
of man
The Hindoos believe that an elephant
lives to be 300, and there seems to be sew
eral authentic cases noted by Europeans
of these animals having arrived at the
mature age of 100. Camels are short
lived, the ordinary breed living forey
years. Recent biologists state that the
| swltter race of camels are shorter lived. A
horse at twenty is considered an old
animal indeed, but he has been known
to do some service even when he was thir-
tyfve.
Oxen are short lived, twenty years being
considered as about their limit of life
Dogs rarely live beyond their fifteenth
year. The stories about fish must be tax
en- with great deal of discrimination
That Of the lives of carp extending over
hundreds of years rests on very poor au-
thority.
It's quite certain that numerous species
of fish, especially the salmon, are not long
lived. When we hear of trout 50 years
old we might think that there were excep-
lions to the general rules governing the
salimonida. The whale is said to live up
to 500 years, certain bone structure Civ
ing a possible clew to his age, but this
does not rest on the best authority
AS to the birds, certain kinds do live
very long. There are great many par
rots, as well known in families as the men
or women composing them, who have
lived fifty years and over and then been
killed by an accident. There seems to be
a good reason to believe that parrot in
the south of France came to MarseilIes
when he was full grown during the first
empire, and is as hale and hearty and gar
rulous to-day as when he was contem-
poraneous with the Emperor Napoleon
| Bonaparte.
A chicken will live from ten to twelve
years. A story some time ago went the
rounds of 100-year-old goose Though
swans of seventy-fve years old have been
been known, it is not likely that the geese
outlive them
AS to tbs eagle he is known to be long
lived, and sixty, seventy and even one hun
dred years may be found in the books as
the limit of his life.
The present bird shot in Lapland if
the story is to be believed. had been cap
tured years before. As he might have
been of a certain age when taken, the ac-
count would make us believe he was one
hundred.
A remarkable longevity for an eagle is
possible, but on the other hand, it is quite
certain that the tin box around this par
ticular bird S neck would have rusted and
gone to pieces in ten years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-07-24

''She is the best buster | ever saw" SO
noticed one day, and soon knew the rea-
son. She went over everything IN the
room and left nothing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-07-24
THE
RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibued Drawing
Room S'eepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of latest
design, between Chicago and Milwaukee and
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Drawing
Room SIeepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of latest
design, between Chicago and Milwaukee and
Ashland and Duluth.
Through Pullman Vestibu1ed Drawing
Room and Co1onist SIeepers via the North
ern Pacific Railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains to and from Eastern,
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
affording unequalled service to and from Wau '
kesha, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah,
Menasha, Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire,
Hurley, Wis.,, and IronwOod and Bessemer,
Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations, time
tables and other information, apply to agents of
the line, or to Ticket Agents anywhere in the
United States or Canada
s. X. AINSLIE, General Manager, MILWAUKEE,,
. WIS.
!. NJ. HANNAFORD, Gen1 Traffic Manager,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
HI. G. BARLOW, Traffic Manager, MILWAUKEE,
WIS.
LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Asst Gen1 Pass'r & Tiki
Agt., MILWAUKEE, Wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

;5sc aaca no Whit qgoa a; 57t ,srts, s'G:si
80 hgf En- at c'9 55 a d. Geob 40 55S5c to
g at 5os do psccTscr 5 5o.n@ ee;%s at
OA1s-1here further break in spot lots to-day on
hSsy ' railing wss 5tir moc acyc lsrrSy o.
g9ad Wne , 9P19s VIZ , N ac G%G' T re was
ay a'c fowing csyng on nm ClSsr's Sos
Including 20 Mlxd 42 esyaor SO Wgi1e a; tis+ &C.
Meca3r no Wbit liS5c new ara DID, eic1 a,or
80 Whit - ccyser ungrlscd Mixed wS s a. s Goa
tGTnbe ~ e a - CLOSING st 7-dG % &c IN
so H. s5diOo 80 2. 95c9s 100 n. 81 ojds 10; sharps
Ky AID STIAw-Tiade /, SIN affected by the labor
troubles the New.ior& Central. Prime od ny ha,
iiS c ii fs IN h" mao straw dul ard easy New hay
Common TO fair s5aioc Clover mixed sOd5oc shipping
9Qdioe. .SIKAw-Lons Rye, 7oa75c; Short Rye ~"
HoTS~Ccntnae strong. ard the better quae, th S
cause Of the ilg6t amount on oGe Trading is moderate
9 1853 ed aed isgGs na dd are S e
l9o2c state bos lsss' I5nlGc m(dnn i5dl SSolro
eso, 23a25c medium 81 age common, 17aloc DO 1850
METAIS-TIN-Fhmcr but quiet; spot q 40c; NO.
yem1cTa 2lS0e Lea Drtfmpr SPOT pqG IRON
MoLNssFS-oaiSt and unchanged. Neyy:orieaagn cans
SNhvskShI HsfSo,KFs-SPiEiTs TURPEETINE- Ruled q
Tne 1 d1o,sG At v 49, i,' t'' IN
Price AID quiet strained 81 37ssi to good Do 4 .
y 50 81 &c 3 81 y; 4 ,5 g. W. W. H. s. Is 30, W.
sold to OF $50 bbl. OIL grade
y ySa .cad Sc but q9d o' coionpccd crude Prime
T 1ePS cGa , d%c g. GSans o EHs'G3
seed raw city o2@G3e wcseg GO Lard XXI me S. t9d
$Se Beach 6Sshcd DO wns $iss2e bisacded rina ses
natural winter 74a7oe natural spring GlaSsS Wbae
winter ;sfSe breaches on SPs 45c Natural Win
ter 49c beached winter Ole ble}ehed sPring i9@5os;
iSr coac2e Eed Ean, 81 sssd saronncd iSc POI
p; Olive. Italian s2c Palm choice Lagos ''"'''
DC
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Thc steam freight market Is SIN
in an unsettled eGneon s S m 5o o s' point S
IN years. TO Liverpool 1905 lush gr,n were bSo yea
Ioxcs cheese 30 coo bbi oil IS % to NewcaStle i5O
tcs beef A.; eco eases canned meats. los PEIh o
drphia To- CoEnan" Tor Srur cnson zoo his naph
y. w. stotson hence to RIO Janciro general cargo.
PROvIsiCYs- 1l!ah,T quiet bgt very ste Ea.,
Gicd'r Within tie range Nc. quoted At 81 5oGsls e
Short CHAR az az 6oGal3 20 Family Me- *l2 Io9
qit inquiry. Ciy ENtr1 India Mes. f. tcs si2as2 80
EXt As IN 70 poll . 20 33gs so Family q Br Fiji fAM
Gcncy arm by gng 0gGd v heFS a a. ~ a. p u"
o MI Sales a oco N Picked es I'm avrrase Sc
Zoo picked Hams iIailLc. zoo i1eked Shoulders
g. a. OF % P PS ale : q % q as ia l q Il
average, IS fo5 10 ! P!CSl,d Hans ~ 4li e SMOKED
WibDi'iS~ AZ chicago short RIBS september sold at
30. Octonor $3.50 January, 0dJ029 DltESSI d
d,rS Cy heavy TO- iishi. ) SiGaj5.c pigs 5sc...
LARD-Weakencd carly ~ NE dly on n t,ght money
Ioia, BIT the feeling frdually bcgimc s,longeT on
i Sgylae and p,'r oFoas Glo.g I'd. ,is H. 9st 5
d655c; also 500 tcs ard r. scpiewbcF - nnent from
e. Civ w .team G made i' fursr ad,ancc 49, a s g.
september closed at 6j1c aged SALE, LOO ics 80
GSS ,oc Noy'mi1r closed a, $500 BID: saic. 900
tcs G77c December clo'od at cole BID sales 500 t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, PAGES

d7I2 Rcsned Continent quoted 025a0.s5c South
America 7.2jc ...BUrrER-Again stronger paFucu;
larry on fine stock; which Is In light supply 90 demand
slte and PennsylIania creamery. tubs. fancy 2%S23
good to choice 5a2ic Eea crea@ey G aomsa weS DO
ls 70 good JUNE es0iee
er Imitation creamery, choice, 14al0c good. Haze
fair Jdl0c Western dairy, choice, 12dl3e do good, ~
ollie fair o2dg2c Western factory, June frIlns fancy
l2c; do TUBE. lie; nrss. II a11Lc; seconds 92dlOc
because q the low frcFht1ae. and the MARKET rules
firm state. factory full cream, fancy colored oisdSic
% whs S"se DO %e STAT ;e actor Sg3a 10 iG
3d5'.c. common TO choice; full skins aa2Sc West,
nat 5G6iac EGt'S-Alade further advance on
light receipts and fair -emand state and Penney vanla
fresh 2lc; Canadian fresh zoe; DO iaif 1oc WESTERN
fancy 92d20ci fair, lsdi5c; do Inferior In cases
sUGAR-RAw-ouiet and rather weak sales $500
bags Centrifuaal 90 test for Boston 3lc and T.,
ard cuIgo for Philadelphia Sac FOR 90 test and r.
at Sc asked Centrifugal % ;t SIC asked DO CO., aad
freight, 34c asked ... .REFINED-in light demand
rushed, Gs.c Cut Loaf, sac: Cubes. 6sc ,
Powdered. ol6c Gfanuated. 3-lGc Mould -" o+e
a. 5Sd5sc White Extra &C. 5i2a5 9.10c Extra &C. !"
II EARlNE-lard in light demand Choice quoted
77,dsc in hhds and ties. OeomarGarne lard steady
city. 5'sc Sales, 100 hhds, 57sc,
TALLow-ln fair request and shade stron Gol
wOOL-Thcre has been light movement in domestic
wool, the past daye few sales OF magnitude having
been reported this market. While prices are qu9tou
would probably accept modified bid, where large line
Involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday, ans ylSaReeeip,s 90
carloads sg.v o. civ ,hS carosd at Ccht Arrivals nearly
ali Tor daentercrs and exporters direct No trading In
0eg CITY drSs lei ~ fair demand at oa7'c for Native
sap apG esbe dyees quote the and cattle markets
s spessed on At Hs sSaa price, III.
sssa WIZ M,, fsS aa sSa S ss
at M NJ %5mss nae s w.na
and Ann and ii otcr grades OF calves were steady With
moicr,tS dfmand Gr,sscr' aud buttrniiks sod ..
Sfic common to choice >eas at od7c; Western calves az
~ cTei duh at 3a5c for dressed and
buttrrmiEs cas- country dressed vea and sHlo7c
nol' e wss s G. Ga y 81. 25c eo
Isl er.eTs "a p q 81: ps5 c % DO.
G'G do 3D. 1 g H. at oisc 10 d. ii5 o..
H 81 o. ~ y = @5s At e So 81 ID
Gay 2oo 70 St 49, &c ri X 81 T Ac ''' d. AZ &c 10 no.
l'1 NJ az y Dewey SS led calves 1875 H. at &c Veal
lo ri a. i kfjy GO i sa e al i5a ~ at oc
D HARRINGTON 10 vcais 100 n a, O'.c; fed Calves
judo Guckgsha% fsa ed Calves is7 b at - 2sc 4
o2 s e ac h *? LXMis-Reccip 25 carloads, Of sa5
hG aS cao ssrSae d Prime Lambs were toeraJ
rr, and wanted but Sheep and cormon Lambs were N
so9 az &c per ordinary to good Sheep at Is5e fair
Lambs at sac and some small lots OF mixed STOCK
bd Mutton was gGnF OF rather slowly az salos
ns p cSs g Sod. dd so% 90 s %s was 80
Sales.--future Mullen 80 PENNSYLVANIA Sheep. oS ~
average, at ~ 60 per 100 II; STATE de- los n, at 81
III State Lambs 81 r. at &c per ID; 81 co, Go'a h. VI
piIicniack & Dewey: 3 State Sheep 100 n, at &c !;
90 do dcw Gull Lambo, 81 H. at ici lO6 State Lambs
81 n 6isc 81 10, &c H. at 6sc 81 do 10 n, at 80 10
per 100 n. $1,000,
per 100 N IL 1crllloyy DO IA ~ at - 10; - Ken:
lucky do fIS n, at s. 1S5 Kentucky lambs y 10 at
80 :0 40 Indiana Sheep and Lambs % H. at % 80
n at ic Bucks I24 n. 40 Sc 2Si Virginia Lambs.
G3 n &c; 9Ji state Lambs Go n, at O4ci lao DO W
NJ Collins ISL Indiana Sheep. II9 n, at 5?c 1l9
do 81 N at 52c 90 Virginia Lambs. 90 N, at 62e.
Judd & Buckingham: 3s state Sheep; 90 n, az t9tc {;
Pennsylvania ucks, $50 H. 40 So 20 Sheep and Lambs
J02 H. ii2c 1853 Pennsylvania Lambs; C5 ~ az Che
j. i. Sadlcr s. Co.: POI Colorado Sheep, Ill ID, ~
4ac per 10. -, on =. I'M,
IIallenbeck & Hollis 10 state lambs, 70 N, at C2c
HOGS-Rcceipts 80 carlolds Of $3.50 headl9 carloads
at Jersey CITY Is carloads at fOhst and carloads y
Iiobokon carloads for sale. but the larger pars
had not been Il o'clock Quoted steady 81
"A 30 for fair N prime hogs.
Sll"s-Judd Buckingham: 81 state Hogs 100 N aver
at ~ NJ 100 N.
Dllcnblck n'wcy II state Hogs, 2oJ 10 az N ID :
| Rough do $40 ~ at SO Is.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 2iCotton easy mldGiine l2c gopr
e i9 'Gs SS U@sSGT Ss go ' %ns 10 pot md
AUGUST q o$g5i G54 Septem1es 6 81 o1+G s
Ss".p nv iir5ic; October 55sa55.. lrner
ungradcd southern and Pennsylyanla 42atoG 90 wettL
white t25C do DO mixed 400 i-e gIse,a 40 "9 9ap
s5dosc Hay law lofy asyc gGmc choice 'ITStsy
Bic do fair 20 choice 1ed10c do Imitation 4dl5ci laoei
fancy 1916; do good 10 choice, l2di3c' tgis-oDu
dHand 2c Coffee quiet and Arm Eio carS9e' op
nor scare rcnn@d l5c Whiskey quito; a 1881 ~;
aGtI to LsrppS Pr e COO SI Ss Wheat coo
bush corn 10000 bush oa 200 bg"h "a rye 200 eain
nt% h,t GSeo bush 900 $685. bush COo push s''
oats dull and nominal No. ? white. 47aioe shorts
quiet and SHADE asd and ss Bc has moderate
al" Du,tor steady; good demand for better eiades
chc quiet and easy 70 E tGS 9e 20 S geo Sacks corn
100 COO rnsh; oats loo 900 bush shorts iaoc tons
Buralo Aug 21.-whcat-No offerings Of 10 haTl
under Il o. pot Al 81 bid ~ 10 SsSrd c. - go go
NoithsI q % bid go 81 !? % 2ssss am g. SG rcd
II 81 60 red 81 % No. white oregon 81 o. 2s, ad
d ?s X? w ysSx o? ;, ts" %s5 q 60 co. y S S
$3.50; 10. corn. 52hdj2',c No 3 5@g".2t OUTSIDE
p.cc, asked AZ close oats dn NPc NOV W'' n track
g. No. > mixed i0iac Rye nominal Flour nm srd
unchanged. Mnfccd scarce and nrm Canal irclen6'
.cady and Unchanged to New;Yor%-%sh'e[ ie S9rn
mi o't TO- Aiany, 81 So 70 Xew;yofk e. - Re-
,ai,,HFicur, 25soo Ibis wheat $4,000 Iu,G , corn
go COO G sa. gG cora 5000 bush 10000 bush
c,icago Aug. @1.-Thc leading futures ranged a. io
lows: WHAT No ?
" opSning nisjcst Lowest Closing.
hugust ,,.'''''''' o3l, 10tt lo3 03l
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio In spot rather easier to-day with
only moderate demand No nat bean quoted l9c ana
undescrbed do 1890. Sales 1000 bags No T. Use. c.
and 4, and 1000 hays No s. le3e c and f. or MID
sales 1000 bags MaTac1D0 ana l2O bags McAi
can private The option market was depressed and
lower based partly easier cables and tul receipts AZ
Rio and Santos coupled with feer selling by longs. The
strin money market however had considerable elct
Az there break OF 5dlO popt and this
followed by further decline OF l5a2O pnts closing
weak at about the botto1 havIe iost t@2 II on near
ever reported slight advance Official quotations. 40
r. m.-August sos Sd September, sos Sd october, 7SS
ca November U.s. December. 7Gs sd January, 70s.
Rio quotes Regular first 200; good second 700
exchange (privatc 2s receipts, IL 900 bags Rio clear
anccs Tor United States 900 bags do for Europe 900
bags total OK, $4,000 bags market arm Santos re-
cepts. 1000 bags Receipts at BIC JULY 70 August 20
time 1883 0.s $50 bags; receipts at Santos July 70
August 90 1890 237 COO bags time 1889 2Sl 900
bag "a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

Of hasc lower. prices further d'clined Ia
better for September october CSC I'D and Nav hfm NO
cash 45c: September 35lac bid Nay, 5be: oats du,ss
and Irregular white aud September ci0seG ID
ilac lower: MAY steady eonpared VITA yessefeMa
close: cash. 37G37iic I'D September 3Osci eay
4le I'VE 0ise bid Hay ro and unclaimed. oo "n.
CHANGED Fiaxseed 81 81 bid. Lead nrm. 4.Joe bid
Whisscv 81 10. Provisions steady pok. All ~ lard
s60 S6 10 dry salt and unchanged. R.ccpts
Flour 3 600 bbls wheat Gi0o0 bush corn, oS;u ,
bush oat. 5000 bush. Shpments-Four lioo0 pols
Toledo Aug. 2l--wheat lower; cash 81 03 AuRes;
81 02, Scptemhef o. DeeemDef FL 20, Son a a
as1 AMs,st 39c Cloversecd f steady cash. q IS
fletcher 90 December. se2 keceiDts-WheaI
a. al hush corn 4o95i bush: oats. 2,0io bush
as hush ssfipmen.s-Wheat, ZOO bush: corn Iz400
hush: oats I,1l2 bush.
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rlcrk rOanico.

Males
4 y ARTIST MATCHMAKER machlnlsl
"A wan sItiat!un e. make tools ana eN-
pertinent: good reference. LOUIS PROD
500 6t1-aS".. EIooklyn.
A YOUNG Man desires a situation A.
"A private secretary or companion. FOf
particular, adirc,s -. 5. W.. BoN ~, East
Hampton. l.. /.
A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Do ~
CElVED AT THE JPrOWN OFFICE
No. lbs nro,d say. corner Thirty III .t'Ay,
urtu o D. m. go Broadway, b;tN
Twenty. second and Twenty third se.
oflice rEtos
A CTHOfS'. Pablisicrs' clerk, wamts
~ ',iuauon -aiar .0w; Proficient NJ
rcVisCr proof corrrCtor stcnographcr,
t'p.nr.tiat. would leave city. hAAl >
/ As Tor o.an r.. Washin GtJn. D. G.
a X EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR and
a -oll FOR would like b. represent leYu
house ~ NeW.Je'scy can clyo C0ol l,lrI
rucc and lOnds. / II uSlLE. 100 lbth-
ave. Paterson. y. J.
YOUNG mach mist and engineer under
a -tndinR Skating and AL kinds Of re-
tanrlre, ,uut. situation cloth factory pre-
lcI.cd. 90 Last sth-ht.
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Board uante0.

OUSFK EEpING.--A lady desires rooms
III for light housekeeping or room ana
Iuard In . private family where her com
pony IL desired city or within casy acc y -
Address. with particulars and terms rhlch
mus; bo moderate. T.. T.. Tribune OiIcc.
w ANJED.-Board FROM oct l ; gentle
w man, wife nurse and Two snail coil
above t0;h.st. T.. W. TRACY, 1872 Front st.
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Gcnntrn Real estate 60 fct

NJ ORTCLAIR, y. Jon Mountain ave,
vi ctoice location IN New-Y0rA's cnoicf ~
suhurb: comm0dlous. attractive. well-iGr-
ni,hed home t. let fOi Elk months OF TO- 4
stable. &c Addles, j. l.. How AisD, 80
LAFAYETTE Piece, y. y. city.
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giip Real gs,at. for Sale
Brooklyn Real EsfalA
giip Rral Cslale 60 fei.

T. LEGANT house to lease. mar 5th.ayc.
~ and 3d-st. 10 rooms: private or
business; rent 80 800. When We say Gle
CANT We mean IL. JAMES Il. EDWARDS
Z CO, 1903 Broadway.
r. LEGASrLY furnished four-stoFy brown
- sone house. twelve rooms two bqth
,"ohr, 10 responsible private family at $3.50
Pr month lease from one to fvc years.
ONhning sept. ]. 60 West 5jth-st
To HENT.-Large light Offices, suitable
~ iof doctor or dentist. Apply at so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
i5'saiCc Northern IGGissc.
cpepna Avg coo ssGaSy What saseF NS
5gSP oa MISC o,6 oats * sea:
?l l%.e "'P SF& No S's 81 ''$S' arm
gI @a and 1 bacon ts1dy 81 Why a1 in sae 9
steady SSo V'' Eggs sV GTm; ~ lGc Cheese strong
Milwaukee. Aug. 2l1Fosr firm. Wheat d G%; 10 2
oass white TRACK s7S Barley 4 .o, easier
goy'op firm pork se1 sen SS 81 S 9d so6 Sq bs1
barley. $1,000 bush SbDmens-tiour. 5000 bbls; lar
ley. 700 bush
philadelphia. Aug. "l--Flour-o rerngs, were lght
and prices Of most descriptions were Limited loe higGer
ON To- IRON S adsne S and d was qn
Rye Hour and firm - 20 for choice PennsylN
not vide OF steady at about sra
SsG s va, SG ,e %sE aG n C cKp oPa yao
yen unsIaded in Grain depot 81 o7asl Gs No. 5d
i sG'' sfEsiSs 81 8 re-? 6sESS
oa oS we're TcaSr Il sympathy With d@cg
other grain centres but offerings here light aud
firm foreign orders were under the market and bust
sss Sa "pi asR SaS no. sS in % 'e eyn@
J0c; No. high mixed in grain depot 3G2c No. -
grain depot SIC No. 9 mixed. august 554a55',c
se% S''SS T coo was strong sd
edyanGgd re nnder light oaetinfs but Gng.5> re-
% only .4 i9' ia ace TG'S
GS 4s so d. az regular 4ac Futures ~src an%.
~us 6rn 10 = white. August. 42',d43i2c September
42ha go; October 4iasa42.sc NovembeF t2ea I?Ac
15a2Oc pennsyl'r9ia print extra. 2ta2sc Egg,
scarce and higher: winter bran s2ods1 per ton Other
articles unr-angcd Receipt'-Flolr 100 bbls. 100
bush shipments Wheat 1000 bush corn, 10 loo bush
oats, 10SOO BUSH
St Louis. Aug. 21.-Flour unchanged Wheat-A fair
business transacted principally IN recember
md about STEADY: the
6eT and NAV declines Of ga nc rcrnectyev prices
atvanccd declined and closed opening: No
cash agtrd$1 September, ~ OF December. ~ 0Oas
Nav n 1914. Coma moderate business was report d
and tho market stronger from an opening
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