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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-18
Troubles I'm the Iowa w. c. T. u. Ter.
inmate In . Complete
Rapture.
Mrs. Fosters Followers Capture the
Des Moines Convention and Expel
Willard Delegates,
Who Effect q New Organization The
Session q stormy One Oiilcers
Elected.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct ls.-The an.
ticipated rupture in the Iowa Women's
Christian Temperance union Is at an
end and now there are two state organi-
zations, one swearing allegiance to Mrs
j, Ellen Foster, and the other TO Frances
Z. Willard and the national organiza-
ton.
The session that ended with this result
was stormy one. The feelings cropped
out with Mrs. Fosters action early In
the day In reading extracts from the
minutes of the national organization
showing its relation to the third party.
It gradually grew until the report OF the
COMMITTEES on crededentials on con-
tested seats was made, A number of
the members known to be opposed 10
Mrs. Foster were unseated. They re-
beIled and grew demonstrative, when
Mrs. Hurlbut, of Abba, moved that the
visitors be invited to go out, and upon
refusal to comply they be put out. This
was met with cries of mo, No."
Expelled All willard Delegates.
- AANAA0h W a. AllhuE Nh uuetttL AUI u6-
claring loyalty to the National associa-
tion, but 1t found no second. Finally
the last contest was reached and dis
posed of as reported by the committee
expelling the Willard delegates In each
instance; but even that was not suffi-
cient, and Mrs. Dunham, of Burlington,
was invited 10 go upon a motion OF an
ardent delegate, Finally the Willard
faction withdrew In a body and met
separately and organized state associa-
ton.
Mrs. Foster declined q reelection 10
the presidency in the non-partisan or
ganiEation and Mrs. Matte Bailey, of
Shenandoah, was elected president for
the ensuing year. Mrs. M. j. Aldrich,
OF Cedar Rapids, was reelected CORES
ponding secretary, The vote for the
Iowa N0n-Partssan union was 8l5 70 Ga.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster VIII hereafter re-
side &C Washington. About forty MEM
bers Of the seeding or partisan branch
met and organized an Iowa union with
Mrs. Mary A. McGonigie, Of Des Moines,
as president.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.--The annual meet
ing of the Pullman Palace Car Co. was
held here yesterday. All the old direc-
tors were reelected. as follows: George
III. Pullman, Marshall Field, j. w.
Doane, Norman Williams and o. s. A.
Sprague, of Chicago; Henry @. Hubert
of New York, and Henry r.. Reed of
Boston. After the meeting Of the stock
holders the board of directors met and
reelected George NJ. Pullman president,
aud also reelected all the old officers.
The usual quarterly dividend of g. per
share from net earnings was declared.
The net earnings for the year amounted
to &, ,3gs, ,130.97.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA. SATURDAY. OCTOBER is, 1890
souTA DAKOTA CENSUS FIGURES.
Returns from One District Given to the
Pnbnc---Not HopeiessIy Mixed.

Returns from One District Given to The
PnbIie--Not HopeiessIy Mixed.
WAsIIEGToS, Oct. 1S.--The chief Of
the population division OF the census
bureau says that the story that the
South Dakota returns were hopelessly
mixed was not true. He did not know
where the story had Its origin.
The bnreau announced the result for
one district In that state The figures
are incomplete, but are probably ms near
correct as will be obtained. The popu-
lation Of The district, which includes the
counties cf Boreman, Butte, Custer,
Delano. Dewey, FAN River, Harding,
jackson. Lawrence, Lyman. Meade,
Myer, Merlin, Pennington, Pratt, Pres
ho, Scobef, shannon, Stanley, Sterling,
Siegory, Todd, Wagner, Choteau, Mar
tin, Irving, neback and Washington, is
%, ,04S, an increase of II ,633 In ten years.
Boremans Dewey, Lawrence. Myer and
shannon counties show decreases. The
population Of Deadwood is 2,806. In
1880 1t was S,777, showing decrease Of
All or 37.8 per cent.
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SEVEN SAWED OUT.


Prisoners at Athens, ohio, Escape---Two
Alleged Murdsrers Voluntarily RE-
turn.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 19.--A special from
Athens, Ohio, to The Press says whole
sale jail delivery eeeafFed here during
the night. seven prisoners escaping
by saving their way through the root
Of the county jail. The remarkable
part Of the whole matter Is that Charles
Taylor, awaiting trial for the murder Of
bis wife, came back in the morning and
gave himself mp. Eli Foster, awaiting
trial for the murder of Dan Bottomly,
went home and visited his parents
through the night, and came back In
the morning and knocked for admission
10 the county stronghold. The sheriff
with his posse are securing the country
for the Ave who are out.
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PASSED ONE HOUSE.


4Me 0MR@ SENATE 0sAH0&&s Oh the 1tnCxm~
natl Corruption Business.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 1e.--Late in the
afternoon the senate, by o strict party
vote, passed the bin embodyink the
Democratic caucus compromise On the
Cincinnati board Of public improve
ments affair. This bill gives the COVER
nor absolute power of removal, and pro-
vides that an entirely new board 10 con-
sist Of four members instead OF five, as
at present, shall be elected by the people
next April. The bin was at once sent
10 the house where Ii was read the first
time, motion 10 suspend the rules and
give 1t the third reading being lost. I'M
less some Of the Democrats should bolt
the caucus decision, 1t viii be read for
the third time Saturday and passed.
The Republican cancus committee Of
the senate sent an open letter TO Cover
nor Campbell during the afternoon CALI
ing upon him to stand firmly by his
agreement with them TO insist upon the
abolishment Of the board, and pledging
him their support TO that end. The let
ter also declared that the Republicans
feared the governor was weakening and
intended entering into compromise
with the warning factions.
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Fanis yves NJ rts Hsight.
MANY LIVES REpoRTED LOST.

|Dsssracaivs Tornado In Robessn County,
n. CA score of Hessea Demolished.
wnMrsoTos, N. c., Oct. iS.-A tor
nado passed through the northern sac. sac.
ton OF Robeson county, five miles west
(ct here. Great damage was done 70
|property ip its path and several persons
Ysprp killed near Aiaxton, and ii is fear
~ there hrs been D great loss of life and
property all along the track Of the
|ktpfm, At Hesty several houses were
blown down and one person killed and
,everal injured At norel College the
lelfsy OF the Presbyterian church was
lown down, demoiishing one house and
evereiy injuving twD persons. McKin-
on's saw mill was ruined and one Of
be laborers seriously injured
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MORRIS, H., Oct 1s.--James Maxwell
alias Murray was hanged at three min
utes before ten o'clock a. m. His neck
was broken BY the fall and death was
instantaneous. Maxwell was executed
for the murder of Charles Decker whose
house he entered June 4th last for the
purpose Of robbery. Deck>r was awak-
snvd by the noise and beaten with q
club by negro named Fitzhugh, a pal
Of Maxwell's. Fitzhugh pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to Imprisonment for
life. Maxwell pleaded not guilty, was
convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
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Canada WIN rnersass rarsn.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct, Ie, According
TO government officials intelligence from
the various provinces indicates that
there In strong feeling among business
men in the country in favor Of Canada
adopting higher tariff, in order to
practically exclude American products,
both raw and manufactured. The Do
minion last year imported meats and
other food from the United States &C a
cost OF over Gil 600, 900, BY adopting
prohibitory duties Canada, leading Con-
seryatives assert, viii create q home
market for her own farmers,
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farce Men Shot Down In an Attempt
10 Capture Burglars at Their
Work at Ohio City.
Seven Prisoners Saw Out OF Jail at
Athens, Ohio-Two Voluntarily
Return.
Murderer Maxwell Hanged at Morris,
Ills Horrible Tragedy at Berlin.
Days Crimes.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 1s.--A press
special from Lima, Ohio, says: About
. o'clock q. m. gang of robbers were
detected at work on safe at Ohio City,
about 20 miles west of here on the Chi
cago and Erie road. The alarm was
given and the citizens turned out to
capture them. The robbers fired ON the
posse and the battle ensued, during
which three men were killed and others
wounded. The robbers, it Is reported
made their escape, leaving one of their
number dead. Great excitement pre-
yails -
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NEW YoRK, Oct. Is. The American
Type Telegraph company was incorpo-
rated in Newark with capital OF $780,
900. The incorporators are H. p. 5us-
sey, Cleveland: w III. smith, Chicago;
y. q. Seibenbeck and II. III. Camp,
Pittsburg, and John 4. WI. -... s,ew
YORK -. wight is the inventor Of
n printing telegraph instrument, for
which great efficiency il claimed, and
the company is organized 70 inanufac-
ture and sell the machines.
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win Bald 70 Huron.

Hrr IN, S. D., Oct. ls.--For some
mouths negotiations have been going ON
with the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul system looking 10 an extension of
its road from Howard through Huron.
Notice Is now given Of the purpose of
the company to enter at once upon the
work of this extension upon the fulfill
ment of certain reasonable pledges ON
the part Of this city. Depot grounds
have been selected, right of way secured,
ETC., and fortnight more may see the
work progressing all along the line.
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DULUTH, Oct 1a.--Last year the total
output of iron ore for the season from
the Vermilion fRmge was in the neigh
borhood Of 637 400 gross tons, and this
year il win sho@ an increase of 10000
tens. There hes been 25 900 more tons
mined up t0 dass than the correspond
ing period Last year If ths favorable
weather holds out 5000 more tons at
least will be shipped down from Tower
and Ely. Shipments from Two Harbcrs
docks 20 date are 77b, 900 gross tors.
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HALLE, Oct. l6.--At its session Fri
day, the Socialist congress discussed ut
length means for improving the position
Of the Socialist press. The debate was
acrimonious and exciting and at times
perfect pandemoniuIn prevailed. Herr
Baumgarten. ONE OF the delegates from
Hamburg, Ia the midst OF al iinpassion-
ed harangue, during which he became
greatly excited, fell 60 the floor dead.
Heart disease Il supposed to have been
the cause His sudden taking off caused
d profound eensati0n and for a time east
gloom over the assemblags.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

The Old OfAeers Reelected and Divi-
dcnd Of 4 Per Cens. Dsefaraa.
Sr. PAUt, Oct. 1s.--The ANIMAL meet
ing OF the Directors Of the Great North
ern, postponed from Tuesday last, was
held at the8 general Offices Of the COM
pany. In addition to the election of
officers and the declaration OF dividend
the report of the operation Of the lines
leased by the company was read. The
dividend DECLARED was per cent. on the
stock, paya4le Nov. 4. The old officers
were re-electsd, as follows; President,
]. j. Hill, % St Paul; vice president,
w. p. Clouah, Of SC. Paul; secretary
andassistant treasurer, X. T. Nichols, Of
New York; treasurer and assistant
secretary, Edward Sawyer, Of st. Paul.
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DETROIT, oct. 1s.--It is learned here
from various sources that the liabilities
in the Peters failure amount TO over g.
100000. The assets In Manistee, Grand
Rapids, and the leads of the northern
peninsula, lumber, etc, on hand, II
judiciously handled viii, it il thought,
cover the liabilities. 10 is not thought
that the Detroit banks will be affected
at all, as they have carried but little of
Pafars' uatlar
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GRAND FORKS, N. d., Oct. ia
very enthusiastic mass meeting was held
and an immigration board organized.
Pembina, Walsh, Grand Forks, Trail,
Cass and Richland counties were repre-
sented. II was decided 10 make a
united effort 10 induce immigration to
the valley. Bureaus will be established
at Fargo and this city with efficient sec
retaries in charge. Ii is proposed To
raise 90, 900 annually in publishing the
advantage of the valley to farmers.
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BLACK RTvrR FALLS, Wis, Oct. 49,
Good experts haya examined the mounds
near the city, and majority Of them
say that iron ere exists IN paying guam
titles, but as yNt il has tot been found
The iron coni1Any here have shipped
their ore from We Superior country. A
company has heNn formed here that viii
begin the searxA for vein of ore that
viii pay. Boffng by the York Iron
company to the depth Of 500 feet failed
to find such pein.
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Iowa presbyterlan. In session.

BURLIsGToS, Iowa, Oct. 18.-The
annual meeting Of the Presbyterian
synod of Iowa convened in the First
Presbyterian church in this city. The
synod Is a delegate body consisting Of
representatives, ministers and laymen in
equal numbers from the eight presby-
teries in the state of Iowa. The open
ing sermon of the session was preached
by the retiring moderator, Rev. VIII
lam Bryan, pastor of the church in
Marshalltown, Iowa.
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|ATLANLA, Ga. Oct. 1s.--Priyate Frank
fNeil, United States army, stationed
Fort Macherson died from hydropho-
j. Thursday. O'Neil was bitten by q
bg some time ago and lately began 10
how signs of madness. He frothed at
h.. mouth. and developed wonderfnl
strength. He positively refused TO eat
4 drink, but IL required seven men TO
.olA him down Wednesday. In this
Iosition an opiate was injected into his
Irrn and be was qnieted. la this condi-
iun he died.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. ls.-
Arthur Meigs g. Co., in which r. q.
Peters holds half interest, went under,
as q result Of the Peters failure. Mort
cages were filed aggregating $276, 600,
covering everything the firm owns in
this city, Crofton, Hartford, Bangor
and Breedsville. Peters owns q half
interest In the Dunham a. Peters Lum-
ber. company in this city, but that firm
has as yet put nothing ON record,
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CANTON, Ohio, Dot. ls,--A bold rob
berry took place At Randolph, north Of
this city. Three masked men went 10
the residence Of q merchant named
Mcrriman, dragged him from bed and
took him to his store where they threat
ened his life and compelled him to open
bis safe aud give over les contents,
amounting to several hundred dollars.
Then they bound and gagged their yio-
tim and taking his gold watch left.
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4 n.s.rm n siberian Courts.

LONDON, oct. le--Advices from st.
Petersburg explain that the Judicial re-
forms IN Siberia and Central Asia win
imply cpnsist OF the appointment Of
PROVINCIAL courts, in which all offenders
VIM be tried without q jury. instead OF
,eing, as now, treated IN : summary
manner without the forms Of trial. The
Iudgea Of the new courts, holding once
u the pleasure Of the Car wiz be d.
kctly responsible TO the chief OF the
kcreaMpolice 10 whom appeal may %
kken from their decisions IN important
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WASHINGTON, Oct. iS.--In an inter-
view published here Treasurer Huston
says that II Indiana goes Republican in
the state election this fall, Harrisons
chances for denomination are worthless.
Mr.. Huston believes that IL the state
goes Republican the president viii not
be heard of In the national convention,
while II il IL carried by the Democrats
Harrison would be nominated beyond q
doubt.
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HoRRIsLE BERLIN TRAGEDY.
Wife and Three ChiIdren Hacked TO Death
by an Insane Man.

by an insane Man.
BERLIN, Oct. 16-The city Is excited
over horrible tragedy inst as-,ovared
oy the poi'es a uuilder named schaaf,
residing in Reinckendorf. a suburb OF
Berlin, horribly mutilated and killed
his wife and three children with q
hatchet, and terribly injured two eth
ers of his five children, who may yet die.
Schaaf was builder, who, fearing pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy, become nearly
insane with br0oaing over his troubles,
and OF late had shown signs of being
out of his mind. In this rendition he
Suddenly attacked his wife and children,
horribly hacking them with hatchet,
early in the morning, their cries for
help being unheard BY the neighbors.
Schaaf has disappeared, and search is
being made for him.
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WAsHSGToN, Oct. i6.--An important
session of the cabinet was held from
noon until 2 D. m. It's understood that
Central American affairs were discussed
at considerable length, the whole matter
of Gen. Barrundias killing and Minister
Miners connection with the affair being
gone over In detail Members of the
cabinet are reticent rs to the result OF
the conference.
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nnlon hxpscsa xeaS's TmpFisomment.
- LONDON, Oct. l8.--The Times pub
hshes an interview had yesterday by lbs
Paris correspondent with the Irish fugi-
fives. Mr.. OBrien viii be accompanied
TO this United States by his wife. Mr..
Dillon said 70 the correspondent that he
hoped 10 raise one hundred Thousand
bounds In the United States. On his
return home he expects years impris-
onmenf.
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Fire In . Chicago Church Creates q
Panic Among 1,500 school
Children,
And Terrible Scene Ensues--A Seer
Of Children Injured, Five of
Them Fatally.
Several Lives Reported Lost In North
Carolina Tornado Destruction Of
Property Heavy.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.---A small fire at
%. stanislaus' Polish Catholic church,
on Noble and Graham streets, caused d
panic, and q score of children were badly
hurt. some Of them win probably die.
About a. m. the Rev. Father Vincent
Barzynski was reading the usual mass
for the school children, when an altar
curtain was set ON fire by one Of the
candles. In less than minute all the
flowers and curtains. and everything
infiammable was sea Of fame. Nearly
$500 children, from 10 10 years of age
were assembled at the church. When
they saw the fire they were panic
stricken and made for the exits. All
the efforts Of the Sisters Of Notre Dame,
who have charge Of the children, to
check the Stampede
proved of no avail. The children rushed
toward the door and rolled down the
STONE steps. followed by the crying and
screaming women that were also In the
church. The children that came out
first were the ones that were mBst in
5ured They were trampled upon by
the children and women following
them, who seemed utterly without rea-
kon or presence Of mind, An alarm Of
hre was sent in, and the noise 81 the
approaching engines, with the ringing
q bells, made the panic still worse. In
Less than five minutes after the alarm
wss sent In over 10, ZOO people assembled
around the church, while the
Fanie Yves nj Ets Height.
A patrol wagon from the Rawson po-
lice station arrived and the police, with
the help OF the FIRE department. began
10 restore order, Al first they met with
Fery little success, 1t seemed a. IL
everybody Nithin o mile around was at
the place and the crowds were 90 dense
that D passage could only be made with
the greatest of efforts. After half an
hours work the police succeeded In tax
| inR the worst .psured children, twenty
! h AL, % the adjoining drug stores. Five
of them were found 10 he &C seriously
| infured that they cannot live. The dam
| ase 20 the building was very slight.
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FALMOUTH, KY, Oct. IA Richie
and Oscar Downward have been arrested
Cor the murder Of Marshal Ogelson, and
Jailed. A mob ID gathering TO lynch
them, The sheriff IL &C the door vita d
revolver. The local military company
Il forming to take the Dowhards and
JEFF Gray, another murderer, 10 Coving-
ton for safety.
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SO. Paul Union stock Yards.
Hogs-Light s3.e0RAl5: mixed, S3.65aAIs:
heavy, 81, 601t.l0.
Cattle-Good TO choice fat native steers.
s2.5Od3.0O. cows, Sl.50d2.O9 common cows
TSc1ie0; bulls, Sl0oHl.G5s mileh cows
sl2.00a25 Or veal calves. se0a035O. stookers.
Sl50d2.OO; feeders, s2.0002.e0; butcher steers,
S22512.TA
Sheep -MdttoRs, s3.5OG4.l5; feeders, s30o0
800; lambs, S3.s5dbA.2ss mixed. t8.6008Q0
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nlu seots. a. Erle. DyInu.

wAsHN0ToN, Oct. 1S.--Priyate adj
vices are to the effect that ex. Represent
ative w. L. Scott is undoubtedly dying
az his home in Erie, Pa, from gastric
fever. His physicians gave up all hope
of his recovery several days ago. -
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Cnttle--Top price for native steers, s5.25:
Others, S4.sOdA.s0. common, s90Oa3.s5; Tex
ans, S,.l5G2.50, rangers, S3O0QaS0.
Hogs -stockers and mixed. 81. l0fb4 Is; prime
heavy and butch er weights, s4.s00t55; light,
sat0GA46.
sheep Natives, s4.00aA 20; Westerns, sa.S0a
40: Texans, fa.00zeAIa
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GOT II An a Museum.

WAsHNoToN, Oct. IS The littls
boat, ala Liberda,' in which Capt.
slocum and his family made voyage
from Brazil to the United States, has
been presented 70 the National museum.
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pwelIlar. fer Marllnrmsa.

BERLIN, Oct ie.The government Is
about to erect 1000 workingmen's q dwell
ings in North Berlin. The emperor II
agitating the question u cheaper rail-
ways 30 and from the city Tot the occu-
pants.
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! msn Insiaaiag the owner Perish In
the wreck,

n Men Including the Owner Perish In
the Wreck,
NEW YoRK, Oct. ie.--At half past
kree p. m. the tug James A. Garfield
wned By the McCalden Brothers OF 10
road street, was run into on Pier 8
hst river by the ting Amos Barslow and
Ink. On the Garfield at time were
tyen men among then being one OF the
|smbers of the firm. All perished with
ke exception Of James Robinson, ship
krpenfer, who was rescued with diff
hlfy and taken to a hotel. The Gar
ED was on her way down the bay TO
BE- Red Hook fats where some Of the
esssls in which McCalden Bros. are In
|rested were reported to be ashore.
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Cattie-steers. ss.al1Ael cows. sI00a2.09
stockers and feeders, S2.251a25: range steers.
x2O0a2.es range cows, 81 .0ool.90.
Hogs.-All grades. s2.a0DAla bulk. sADo
GsAl0
sheep-L4anlbs. sa.7sG1A.25s good 10 choice
muttons, s40oGA.aG stocsers and fesderA
o. 2s5G4.50
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Dslush Graia.

Wheat-The market opened stronger. hua
lost most OF the advance, closing DC higsr fsr
the day. Closing quotations are: OcsoA~w.
Sl.0s4; December, si0ss4 May, 81. .iosl: -.
hard. sl.001x: No. l Northsrp, TJ<E ue.
Northern. &c. Reoeipts were no aars.