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rho opium rral,,e Ia Ipdla.

NEw YuHg, Nov. s. Hlfa Lai
Klrumar n Calcutta spokp on tho
opium tgailio IN India, IN Madison ave-
nue Episropal Church, this city, o.,
night ho charged tho Euglish gov.
eminent with cnooufag lng tho con.
sumption Of opium nmonr IL subjects
IN India Tor the axe NJ tho Feyenur.
In order - encourage aud stimulate
cultivation u tho poppy plant, up
wards NJ SOL, 1J1 acrrl OF the best land
IN indin, lee said, had been devoted tn
IT, cultivation, amt the annual average
pr0ductlnn n l0.nD0s11 pounds, which
IL consumed In India China and iiur.
NAH. Opium smoking, hb declared,
4 iugronsiug - an alarming extent Ia
India. Concluding, no mld that mere.
~ fof greed IT gain thjphOplu Of the
uniici Kingdom have sacrificed rvofy
principle OF morality. unmltlgntci
misery nni di-tru-s is prgilcri by the
spread q opium AMI tolls heavily On
the people OF India.
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WAsluSdTON, Nov.5.-pedro Mont,
the chilean minister, tonight received
hcable message from Santiago, saying
that tho REV Chilean Congress ii
composed ~ follows; Libornls.-senat.
or ~; deputies, ~; Conservatives
bcnaton.i D. Deputies, 49,. The Liberal
majority on Joint ballot IL So.
The message also said that the Con.
sofvatiy0 directory, tha Liberal assem.
bly, aud the eleotofa had assembled AZ
Santiago today and declared that thsv
would vote for Captain Jorge Moutt az
President OF Chile. lie accepted the
oiiire and thereby assured tho actual
aud future stability Of tho constltulio
NJ government.
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,inre Il.xnIniinn InIL.

Cry OF MRNiCo. Nov. From dis.
patches received here II Is learned that
General uransda, Colonel Rubio aud
vincent Martinez arr nj the head Of n
number OF dissatisfied Guatrfnalans on
tho Guatemala Mexico frontier, who
hFn nov preparing for n revolution
ngnlnst President Barillas OF Guatema.
il. IL Ia asserted that the revoluti onlsts
have a force Of 1000 men ready, and
have received many promises OF assist.
hncc. They say that unless Mexico
iniefiercs the revolution will break out
IN a few days.
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10 the Berlin and other garuson., who
are following thc -amu life o. tue
Wolf crowd, have received caution
through the colonclf Of thelf regiments
that the Emperor will vile them oct
OF tho army, aud use his Influence 10
ostracise them in society, unless they
mend thoif ways forthwith.
Tho police continue their efforts 10
place check upon the social evil for
which Betiin n notguols, heiug
prompted thereto by The Lmnvf1r WIN
l. fully determined TO bring va vul to
this crying evil. Ihey have escorted
10 the frontiers or placed in prison 10
mcn, who were publishing upon the
earning of vicious women. The move
mvui inaupufaici ny tho Emperor to
suppress the morally depnv,i classes
extend 70 every populous ccnlfc Of the
empire.
nm PROBLEM is A sEiuOus ONE
and IL Engaging Tho attention Of the
pfcsiuud pulpit. Rrilgloui papers AL.
wise The close scrutiny and REPRESSION
OF Immoral dgmat; the supervision OF
tho singing saloons, the Prohibition ~
tie exposure and salc OF obscene photo.
gtarhs pictures, etc.
AlbHrt ONo, hgiling irom Chicago,
but now banker In S,aiisurt. has
brought an action against Herr Loo,
editor ~ the CYmBieroiIi a plppf In
this city, Tor publishing o do'amatory
article regarding him.
since tao dinner given by United
States Minister phrlp,, nt which 10.
dian cornmcal and American pnrk
were Introduced 10 a select circle, In.
dian cornmoal has beru booming. The
Berlin bakeries are unable 10 F1tpiy
the demand TOT various Preparations VI
Indian cOrnmcal.
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NASHUA, *. H., Nov, s.--Ssmuel
n. Coutrg, OF San Francisco. agnl 90
years, giei quite suddenly from apo.
plrSy in this city Saturday. Ho was o
native Of Richncld, thisState, snd has
tsidoi IN California nearly iorty year.
Hn was superintendent OF niue.
and hold Interests In other extensive
business concerns lie arrived Ia
Nashun last week ON visit ~ relatives.
lie went 10 bed NJ usual Friday night
and went TO sleep, from which he
never awoku.
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BTrsuuHa, Pa, Nov. s.-The CON.
WeToigl ndseHs COrray, Pa, special
says that the attorneys Tor tho Cory
hank are confident that dollar Tor doll
lAf VIII lo paid within y year ~ 10 h
thought that there viii be- no difficulty
10 realizing on a largo line o. secufitits
la ihat limo. Notwithstanding ihif,
deplsiiors nrc Getting nervous VIII
take sour action II a report is not ioFth.
coming from tho bank examiner.
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SemAie Coun,.rfei,..-.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. IA die.
patch from Spokane, Wash, says
Deputy United States Marshal Dry
den u Idaho arrived here today from
card Point with female counter.
fslter, Annie Campbell, whom he IL
taking 10 Boise City. On being
searched she was found 10 have sew.
eral Suspicious hve-dollar pieces made
OF lead, gold washed. II 10 believed
thst she Ia u tool used by two sand
Point 50 oon-keepers TO circulate tho
coin made by them.
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KANSAS CIfY, Nov. IA circular
letter, purportlng 10 come from the
grand secretary u the Farmers AIN.
snce, has h.en sent 10 the farmers ~
Kantas, advising them 10 soil their
wheat and corn at present prices. The
Alliance people at fopcga ASSERT that
they know nothing of the letter. II
appears 70 DO "mafked" 10 affect the
grain market.
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4 QUAnREL.
The wna W,iis hsr Husband AMER n
tnree

DENVER, Nov. IAN Albuquerque.
n. NJ, special says; samuel Stanley
and wlfo quarrnled last nignt, and the
wileahot her husband, causing wounds
from which he VIII die. Stanley was
n dangerous fellow, having Killed a
man Ia III Pasn, Texas, who was court.
ing his v ifo before he married her. The
quarrel lost night was over the fact
that Mn, Stanley had discovered Sam.
'uel sleehing oil the effects Of "a drunkon
spree In tho room n an abandoned
woman, and had escorted him home at
the point Ut revolver.
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BEnLiH Nov. s.-iiusinr4s ON the
lIouitu yesterday Wa4 nonulu fut
humorous forced aios, beginning early
anu Increasing iowaii iho close, ou
ihe COLLAPSE Of the S3mmcricii haut
ana rimlIs u other failures being im
mineni. The Boorfgl tourrr slate that
the liabilities ~ S0mu,rftli amour,
TO several million untaa aud that the
assets nrn email. A general paulr and
run on thr deposit bank. appear newt.
able. The hanip. acting IN common,
opened 60 lay aud hal clerks A'toudln,
u applications for cash. Some a..
counts we're closed by scared dcposl.
tot. Tomorrow developments are
les aux lousy awaited.
the Funkfur. R'ufas was Oman to.
Jay, hut uin inclination generally
shown wa only toward fractional
decline.
Felix's wife IL tho daughter Of tho
millionaire Ninkus. Al have been
lcts1naily rTtavarani. Felix Wa. au
rpicufu, aud wrote cookery nuiri.s for
the HlrricH CoHror. Many crudltors
aud capitalists were attracted to the
hrm by the high Interest Offered on de.
poslt The cause Of tho rash act was
the fear NJ arrest. Herr Niukus offered
them loan 10 prevent the disaster, but
Tue Intervention Of the police made ~.
slstfucH useless. 10 Il rumorcd that
other ilrms have been denounced % tho
police Tor Irregular dealings, aud that
lh.if books win hc examined. llanker
Lvlp2lger has also h,on arrested. A
stock broker named ON has jus. com.
mittcd suicide with q person supposed
70 be Involved iu the failure.
L-ip4igef's safe WAS iound slmDlt
empty.
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BorOS, Nov. Com tfollef I.ecoy
said this morning, concerning thc
published report from Washington,
plrplriiur 10 he information obtained
NJ the cOmptrOIler's olict, that he
knows nothing whatever concerning
any national bank In B0siln being Ia
any irQuhle.
The run at tho five cent savings
Tank has ended.
Thomas Dana's bail has boon 10.
ducsd 10 $4,000, aud L0ndsmsn
[ secured.
Lacey, Examiner Ever and ma.
lofiiy Of the clearinghouse committee
say that they know Of uo financial
trouble In Boston outside the Mavetirl,
hnnk, aud there "a no examination la
progress OF any Institution other than
the Maverick by tho comptroller,
examiner AMI committee.
SKIPPED WIN rms rryns.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. Tho Maine
BANKING company did not opun IT,
doors tor business this morning. The
PRECEDENT Of the bank IL a. 4. Blauch.
utd, who IL also manager practically
81 tno whole bank. blanchard quit
the law uusiuers here year ag0, vent
caot ani secured $4,000 capital with
which TO start the bank, aud organized
n company with the following direct.
tore; 4. y. blanchard, Hon,tin Rlark
Of Maine; Il. A. Harding VI Rlackstore,
III, Cap,aiu 4. u. Watt and W. T..
Barry. Blanchard LETT for tho raa.
some days ago, aud Il now mupplged TO
DO Ia Cauain. HIS continued nb.
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thuae linus are the C8rirai Pacific.
Southern paoiilc. Webb, Fargo a 90.
ft0m Townsend the N0iiheru Pacific.
from Portland The Northern Pacific.
Oregon short liiur g. Utah Norihprn.
Itr'r lines viii discharge ffeight vt
stations W Chlcg1, On te arranged
within the Exposition grounds. and
tho packages may 1c taken TO- thr rc.
'pcctlVe divltirua re- l1n ba idcnrn rI
hv ihc customs oiiicrm. in aceorial,p
viii The duplicate Invoice.
IA cuu Che Htticlol nEv sold they
must hetagu'arly withdrawn and duty
rnIi; Julivefy WIN not bs allowed un.
iil lhu cl0FH W The exposition. Tho
huildiugs urd Spaces act apart for tho
purpose of ih' exp ..lnn ate constiiuf.
ui "Cou .ruviivg bonded warehouses
ant yafd1.n
During tho Continuance ~ Tho fair,
any attempt Go take ADVANTAGE M tnc.u
rcgulutl0un tD uvAlr thp tariff lpw ID.
viii subject tho offender 10 M the
ufescglhi u u1ualtius. At TIC cllsc 40
tho exposition all goods Intended Tor
uNp1f'ntlul VII botausp1ri,d in bond
to.ihr Hreb1ard or exterior I1Il aud OK.
ported ihtr-irom under The general
regulations f1r Immediate cxpor. la
bond a. modified ll spplial regulations
10 10 IN due time provided.
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EXCITEMENT - SAN Yn.Nc,sco
fho Activity la ihs Navy Yard.
Causes stir

Causes n stir.
EAN FRANCISCO, N0y. s'-The fact
that work At the navy yards ~ Liook
Ign aud Mare lsiaud Is being pushed
bJth Sunday aud NJ nigh. has created
excitement hero. The d.iunsts OF Ssu
lrangisco against an attsck from Inv
sea are not especially rood. There ia
not "a singlo modern rife here. Fort
Point a. tho entrance to Golden Gate
has about lny eight iuoh musz.e-
loading rifles, converted from ten.
inch smooth b0rUi. On Alcatral there
are eight Or nlno more. There are hlsU
"a large number %; ten Hui flteeu.inch
smooth bures, 40 h believed shat thrs.
guns could delay an enemy entering
tie Ony ius considerable lcusth Of time.
ON y the extreme western part oftho
city, were there are Tow valuable
hullilug-, could DO sEelird without
coming within close range Of these
guus. Tho hnrhor Is well pgotse.ad bv
tonntuus, Of which there are six or
fuyon hunufrd In position, or ready 10
be- placed. There arc 40 automobile
,orpcdO5s In the city. Two modem
rides have been promised " san Frau
cisco next year, anu two the year
ailes,
the nuTRsr TnlR HsoE THE WAR,
NEW NoRy,l NOV, S.--Tho Rrnokiyn
navy yards presunied Sn appearance OF
activity witnessed Tor thu ffst time
slucn the exciting times Of the rebel
Ion today. The hum aud din Of hnsy
WHttmcn on tle war vessels "RIian.
touonNh" aud "Atlsnta" disturbed
tho Salihash iliilness rs body Of 400
marched gcTosH the yard q
divine services. Wofkmen have been
butily Engaged day and night FOR the
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The mystery surrounding the death
Of Fanny Cartwright l. stlll uniathom.
ed. Last night the police thought they
had a possible clcw ~ the situation Of
the case In the story told by one Mary
Burns 10 the effect that Beatty and n
ditsolute companion placed tho dead
wOman'a body on tho track. They IRE
now convinced there II nothing Ia
Burn's story. They learned that the
dead woman was -Hgagod " marry u
man named Page, aud they are now
hunting Page In hopes that he can
thro n some Hight on the mystery.
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ruE cnicsao ur,rEnr.
q New cine Thoughi Ia be Toand b.
the Police.

CmcAoo, Nov. THE police 10.
night say they have n new cluc
through which they hope 10 throw
some light on the mystery surrounding
the death OF tho actress Fanny Cart.
wright last Tuesday night. iniofma.
ton came from young man named
Burns that he heard Indirectly Of the
confession Of man who was with tho
prisoner Beatty the night the girl died,
and that they beatty and his cOm.
pani0ul put the body on The railroad
track. On the truth or falsiiy Of the
alleged confession hangs the possible
solution OF this p1zsling case. The
police refused 10 disclose the name Of
the man said 10 have made tho con-
fossloni but state that he i the son o.
very wealthy parents. but worthless.
Ho II a gambler aud general crook, aud
y eali 70 DO a constant companion Of
Beatty.
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EXPLOSION OF GAS.
SIX PERSONS WE'RE INSTANTLY
KILCo.


ny rel.rnpn to tsa Suw,,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-09
P0TATOESARE SCARCE.
The Markets Unusually Bare in This
Line and Prices Higher.
POULTRY AND EGGS NOW EASIER.
The Advance Movement of Cereals Comes to
o aSOlemn Pause.
GENERAL GROCERIES ARE UNCHANGED
OFFICE OF PIrrsBuRa DISPATCH,
MONDAY. June 8.

MONDAY, juno
COUNTRY PRoDUoE (Jobbing Prices) =
The feature of Mondays produce markets
was the scarcity of potatoes. Good old po-
tatoes are firm at 81 go per bushel Markets
have not been so bare in this line this season
as they are at present. Some dealers pre-
dict 81 market before the week is out. Re
ceipts of strawberries were large to-day, but
there was no excess. All good stock offered
was promptly taken. Cabbage is dull ana
slow. Oranges arc firm and prices are
slightly advanced Other tropical fruits are
quiet, as is their custom when home fruits
are as plentiful as they have been OF iate.
Eggs are shade easier and poultry dnnss lncirnes
cheese Is the weak factor, markets Delng
overstocked in this line..
APPLEs-Fancy, 81 O09 5oper barrel.
BuTTER-Creanery. Egin ZgZzc Ohl0 nramuS, cnmn
BEASs-Nayy. s. sO@e IS; marrows. 81 s5@2 40;
DERRIEs~ ~Strswberries. s9l2c quart; e oo@2 Is
crate: cherries. s. oU@4 90 bushei ooa,
C1DER-sand refined, % 5os1o 90; common. 8 500
90; crab cider, sl2 oo9ls 90 barrel; cioer 'ine-
sa5 cHEEsScShio iis hhh Cheese new. s@skc: New York
nestle nestle sWeitaeT fs Wisconsis brick swetzer
14Sl4Ac; imgerssd sweitaer 21a@2s9; a e,rbx stock.
ssss "a stEd ssa sss
s. n1Iss s., % lys geese '0ss0e No. 400
HoNEYNNew crop crop White clover. 1s@oc p ID;
oslsGTnie MapIn s9an2,NsM saGnsy, iasIS1 81 gallon
| NEW MAPLE SUGAR-10c p fb.
| POULTRY-Alive-Chicken 60970c pair; spring
chickens, 50GS5c pair. Dressed-Turkeys, l6c =
n ducks, l2S1Sc "A b; chickens. 1S914c b; spring
| chickens, 18(622c q ID.
sEIps~Reeieansd Western clover: S SOas %;
timothy, 81 80; blue grass. 60 20: orchard grass
TROPICAL FRUrrs-Lemons, IS 0o95 80; fancy:
IS 5O06 co. Messina oranges, s5 0095 . box; Cali
fornia oranges, y 5G95 % a box; apricots y S 90
| box; bananas, 81 75 frsts, 81 90 good seconds,
a bunch; figs i51e0c p b; dates 596c p ID; pine
apples. $40 o0915 90 hundred; California cherries,
| 81 bo12 IS box.
vEGETABLEs-Potatoes,s1 81 75@1 80 Q bushel; cab.
bage, q 5092 90 a barrel: kale 75c@H barrel;
| spinach. 75c a bushel; beans, s93 3 a bushel;
Bermuda onions. Sc 20 q bushei; Bermuda
| potatoes, ss 50@7 90 p barrel; Southern pota;,
toes 8 5O@6 90 D barrel; tomatoes, 50 50 bushel
boxes; lettuce, SOC a dozen: radishes. 5o975c a
| dozen; onions i5@2Oc a dozen; peas, q 5091 IS a
box; tomatoes, IS o0@a so box; BEANS 81 5o92 90
h0y
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-09

habitues of the wheat pit deserted it for the
corn crowd, where they could get quicker
and more decided action on their trades.
. Dnring most of tho day business was quite
ms dull as any day last week. Now and then
a little life was infused into the market but
taken on the whole the volume of business
was light and mainly local Traders were
inclined to wait for the Government crop
report, due on Wednesday. July opened at
9Stkc, the price at which it left of Saturday,
reccded to sac, fuctuated within range OF
sc for some time, advanced TO 9S1<c ana
closed at CSC. The early weakness was
attributed to weak cables on the near
futures, and the early shipments from India
last week. The subsequent rally was due
to the large decrease IN the visible supply
and unfavorable crop reports from Germany
and France. There was an effort to depress
prices in order to bring out some long
wheat around the opening, but 1t did not
succeed. The exports from the seaboard
we're rather LIBERAL and freight room was
engaged here for about 100000 bushels.
Corn opened very weak at about Satur-
days closing prices. July started at 5S2sc,
There was heavy selling, and it took but a
few minutes to break the price TO 5Sc. 1t
was an easy matter to sell the marketdoWn-
but on the break shorts began to cover and
there was considerable investment. The
market hardened and there was a quick re-
action to 5s2zc. Later part OF this advance
was lost chiefly on the large estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow, and July sold back to
5s18c, but with the rally in wheat corn took
another up-turn to 59Jlc, closing at SOC.
Oats were slow, weaker and lower. This
was due to the good arrivals, the slowness in
the cash demand and the increase in the
visible supply.
Provisions were quiet and rather easy.
The aggregate business was unimportant.
The tendency was downward during most Of
the session, but toward the close there was
partial recovery. Compared with the close
on Saturday, the final prices for September
option showed declines of exc each in pork
and lard.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as
corrected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., As Sixth
street. members of Chicago Board of Trade:
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HOME SECURITIES.
THE TEMPER OF INVESTORS OF A
KIND WITH A WET BLANKET.

Outside Conditions More Assuring, but
Have No Effect Here-specialties Re-
ceive No support and Let Go-Birming-
ham Road Almost Ready for Business.
Stock brokers who gathered on Change
yesterday manifested but little inclination
to do business. The market tumbled into a
rut at the start and could not be extricated.
Buyers in most cases demanded concessions,
whice were refused. Total sales were 90
shares.
Advices from New York and London were
more favorable. The former was dull, but
the feeling was more buoyant. Late in the
day declines were numerous, but fractional
Losses were generally recovered ct the close.
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Groceries.

Monday is not in the habit of furnishing
any new features in grocery lines and to-day
proves no exception to the rule. All leading
staples are unchanged.
SasaN corrEEaFSsncy, 2sg2scb b. ehSi &c Bio
oid GOyernment java, $685.; Maracaibo, @STe; e;
ROASTED in papers SyStandard brands, sc; high
grades, S5s@aoc; old Government Java. bull; si@
ssaS pesSeray. sSe; eSoies Eo prime KS
good Rio, 2s5sc: ordinary, N@e2c.
sis. sfse:I Sc; pepper, spi isc; nutmeg. 7SSscc
PETRoLEUM Qobbers' prices).ll0o test, SIC;
Shp i @ elaine M weseT whie
1ic roysline lac; red oil, 1ox@lc; purity, l4c;
gallon; summer. 35aS7c: lard OIL 5s95sc.
SYRUP-Corn syrup, 3o9ssc; choice sugar syrup,
S@Ssc; prime sugar syrup. S4eS'c; strictly PRIME
Z. o. MoLAssEs-Fancy, new crop, 45c; choice,
SoDA-Bi-carb. in kegs, 3.S@3a4c; bi-carb In rs,
SAC; bi-carb., assorted packages. 5a@sc; sal soda
In dtess; fl weight s .earn per
SIC; parafine, 11@12c.
pls osss fea.ana fssSlns 1896 s: choice s@ss''
STARCH-Pearl, 4c; corn starch, 69sHc; gloss,
'f1s FoREfes FnUIrs-Layer raisins g 50; London
layers, e 75 Muscatels, q Is; Cafornia Muscatels
su.sns M Sss ss eaffan SndsS % Tarkss
prunes, 7A@Sc; French prunes s9i01tc; Salonica
Eu0ssd IN se Tss e az @
smyrna ass, isSl4s; new dates, s4asc; Brazil nuts
1Oc; pecans l49i6c; citron, . ID, h@lsc; lemon
p5ii DRIED FRG1Ts-1ppes, sliced, p h. lie; apples
sc: peaches California, cvaporated, anpared
Boise cherries, pitted 25c cherries. unpitted,
raspberries, evaporated, 2a9s4c; blackberries,
4Sc; confeetioners' a, &c; soft white 49455c;
yellow. choice, ss@4c; yellow. good. aA@aSc;
'fSa PTcKL LEsEIediam, I bbls q, 0oo), 81 90; medium,
nt!h shhGe&o. IHe ss. SS & 81 90; No. extra bbl 81 10;
Higgins, Eureka, 4-bu sacks, s. SO: Higgins Eu-
CANNED GooDs-Standard peaches, g 5092 s.;
2nds, s2 1592 50; extra peaches, g 6092 20; pie
He.sas HS aoln @ Is; ass sseftes e4sa 3 g.
beans, q IS; soaked do, SOC; string do. 7O@Soc;
pnesppss l 80 S bahama ri ssAded de
qs%' sS csea. 1 spTisos So DO 81 sf6 Ram;
pun: 81 9I White ag
ries, 81 35ai IS: Strawberries, q S0a1 10; goose
PET SOL q: 6iacSberres &C. saceotash, co. a
cans, soaked soc; do green. 2-D cans, 81 2sS1 so;
sSTnsd Sssf i ssgs lssi.I @ i
mackerel, In cans, broiled, q So; sardines, do
nestle, rs, .! 4oS4 20; IS. q %: sardines, i'm
is %; sardines, mustard. Il SO; sardines, splced
FIsH-Extra No. bloater mackerel, so 90 q bbl;
80 V1s; @. coddsS-WRols pollock 6 Is: Do me.
55ke; HerringmRegnd shore, $40 So Dbl; spit
D Ioo-ib half bbl. Lake trout. IS % p half bb.
Finnan haddies 10c p ID. Iceland halibut, 13c q 10
hersns s aaf %afd Ss ieerns euarsrs
OATMEAL-N 5097 rs ., Dbl.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

There was a single sale on call at the
Grain Exchange, namely car No. l hay,
$lI 25, 10 days. Receipts as bulletined were
unusually light for Monday, when the re-
suits of two days are reported. Last Mon
day there were 20 carloads bulletined and
to-day only 20, as follows: By Pittsburg,
Ft Wayne and Chicago Railway, cars OF
hay, of oats of middlings, . of feed 8 of
flour, L of ear corn. By Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl and st. Louis, car of bran, of corn.
Cereal markets are not so firm as at the
has been of short duration. Receipts of
grain in Chicago in three days of last week
amounted to 2, 100 carloads, and this fact has,
no doubt, put u check to the bull movement
1t is argued by the bears that the surplus in
the hands of farmers is sufficient for all
needs, and that when the least rise occurs
an abundance of stuff Is crowded on to
market. 5,-s4>
wHEAr-No. red 81 oa9l 10; No. 3 q o491 o5.
yellow sheli. s4@S5c: high mixed. Sa9s24c; mixed
SHELL 6lG662c; No eyellow ear, 7l@72c; high mixed
ear SsS'Ss; %ixsa ssr corn ss9sss White ,uas,.
RYE1.No. Pennsyivapia and Michigan, ssc@sl;
NP 9sgs spring and win
ter patent flour, q 6o9e Is; fancy straight winter,
5o95 g; fancy straight spring e s9g5 Is; cleas &
50. Rye -four, u 1906 %. Buckwheat nc1r, ~
m,Sse,. MsSe nissiass - % sS S
middlings. s1s Oo@ls SO; winter wheat bran III 500
s1i ooan IS; No. do, 50 GSs 50: loose from
wagon, So 0O615 co. according to quality; No. 2
prairie hay, 80 COOS 20: packing do, - COOS 80.
500.