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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
THE FRENCH METHOD.
Councilmen Mob Member for an Often
sive Remark of His.
IBY DUSLAP's CABLE coMPANY.1

siye Remark of His.
IBY DUSLAP's CABLE CoMPANY.I
TOULOUSE. April l2.-There was a violent
scene here at the meeting of the Municipal
Council. A member named Heral, in the
course of a debate, said: 81 ask myself whether
l am surrounded by honest men?' This re-
mark, which was made in a somewhat signiti-
cant manner, was greeted with perfect storm
of angry replies by the members of the Coun-
Gil, and with loud applause by the l0okers-on.
The Mayor of the city, who was present,
called upon Heral to retract his remark, which
the latter refused to do. The Mayor then
called Heral n Boulangist and ar insulter.
The meeting broke up in confusion and Heral
called upon the audience to aid and protect
him from the menacing Councilmen. He then
came from his seat and at the head of a crowd
started to leave the place. He was mobbed by
the Councilmen and but for the prompt inter
ference of the police. serious trouble would
have been inevitable
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
SPENT A FORTUNE.
The Reckless Radziwills Have Reached the
End of Their String.

TBY DUNLAP's CABLE CoMPANY.l
BERLIN, April l2.-Prince Antonio Radziwill
and the Countess Branicka have notified the
creditors of the Princess George Radzwill
that they will no longer be responsible for any
debts contracted by her. and that the courts
have been asked to place her property and that
of her husband in the hands of the public ad-
ministrator. 1t appears that the Princess
George, on the bankruptcy of her husband.
continued her career of wild extravaganza on
her own account. riSking large sums on the
turf and generally acting as if nothing had
happened.
One Berlin sportsman holds notes of hand of
the Countess to the value of $4,000 marks.
When she married seven years ago, a fortune
of 50OO,00O marks annually was settled upon
the priucey couple. but capital as well as in
terest have since been squandered.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
OPPOSED TO IT.
SeTmany's Public school Bill Not Popular
With the Emperor.
FBr DUSLAP's CABLE coMPANr.I


EBT DUSLAP'S CABLE CoMPANYl
BERLIN, April l2-The Government favors
the withdrawal of the public school bill for
the current year at least, and, if II can be done
without endangering the prestige of the new
Minister OF Education, the further discussion
Of tee matter in the Reichstag will be avoided.
This indicates two things: one that the retiring
minister, Won Gosslar, did rot complete the
work cut cut for him by the Emperor and sec
ono, thai his successor, Count Feditz, has not
exactly that genius for quick and decided ac-
ti0n that his admirers gave him credit for
in any case. the Government intends making
great notifications in the bill before intro
ducing il
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
Sabbath School Association.

The Sabbath School Association Of the Alle-
gheny Presbytery will hold its annual meeting
to-day in the North Presbyterian Church, Lin
coin and Grant avenues, Allegheny. There
will be election of officers, reports from schools
and general disVssions on questions of in
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13

death of Prince Napoleon does not therefore
in any way alter his position. In consequence
of this. he does not feel that he IS called upon
to make any new manifesto.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
A POOR SUBSTITUTE.

Reindeer Meat Not Up to the standard OF
American Pork.
rBY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANY.1
BERLIN. April l2-It having been proved
that the poor man will not take kindly to the
rabbit or the Belgian hare as substitute for
the prohibited American pork, Hamburg
firm imported cargo of reindeer meat ss an
experiment.
The first appearance of the new meat ON
Wednesday last found ready BUYERS at IN
cents, and although highly recommended for
Its nourishing qualities by the busy Govern
ment experts, Its flavor was pronounced too
classes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
THE SUBSIDY PROBLEM.
Wanamaker's Plans in Regard to Applying
the Bounty to Steamships.
iFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, April 12-Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker still has under consideration
the question of how far he will go in making
mail contracts under the postal act. and has
representatives of the different American lines
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
Proctor Is Mum.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Secretary Proctor
returned to Washington to-day. He declined
to say anything regarding his reported canji-
dacy for the Senatorship from Vermont, or
whether he contemplated retiring from the
Cabinet,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
River Telegraus,

ESPECIAL TELEeRAMs TO THE DIsrArcHi
WARREN-River feet 2 tenths and falling.
Cloudy.
MORGANTOwN-River 10 feet and stationary
Thermometer $50 at P. NJ. Clear.
BRowNsvILLE-R River "A feet inches and risin z
Thermometer. 520 at r. NJ. Cloudy.
WHEELING-River 13 feet 2 inches and rising.
Clear and cool.
CINCINN TI-River 80 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
LoUIsvILLE-Riyer falling; 13 10 feet in canal;
II II feet on falls; 81 feet at foot OF locks.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
Yellow Fever on Shipboard.

LONDON, April l2-The Swedish ship Con.
doren. which arrived at Pernambuco from Rio
Janeiro March 26, reports that five of her crew
have died from yellow fever and that several
others are ill with tho disease.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
A POLICEMAN WHO WON'T TALK.

He Is Thought to Know the Real Story of
the Gnnsaulis Murder.
County Detective Beltzhoover is working in
dustrionsly in The hope of finding the real mur.
derer of young Gunsaulis at West Liberty
borough, as there is a growing conviction that
the right man has not yet been found.
a police officer on tine Soutllside is said to be
in possession of important information which
may give clue to the murderer's identity, but
he has refused to give it up, and the matter
will probably be appealed to Chief Brown to.
do
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
Prince yictor's Claim.

rBY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANr.1
PARIS. April 1.-THE Gdulois to-day states
that Prince Victor claims to have been the
head Of the Imperialists for ysays, and the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
A DEFENSE FUND
Formed by Belgian Operators for Use
Against the Strikers.
tBY DUNLAr's cARLE coMPASY.l

ID UJNLAFT IS IAFLE NOMPANY.l
BRUSSELS, April l2.-An organization for
the defense Of the interest of the employers is
now being completed. The directors of the
coal mines in E&inault have formed a syndi-
cate for lndemnifylag the coal companies
where the strikes take place. When the men
stoD work, thr association which has fund of
2O0O,9OO francs, will step in and indemnify the
owners OF the mines concerned
This indemuifying will be fixed at so much
per ton for every ton extracted less than the
usual daily product. This indemnity may
reach 5,GU0 francs day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
TO SAVE THE PRIESTS.
Irish Prisoners Plead Guilty to Charges OF
Riot and Assault.

INIUI dEu AssAUU.
rBI DUNLA4's CABLE coMPANr.I
CARRIcK on SHANNON, April la-The
hearing of the charges of riot and assault
against Patrick McManus, Cornelius McManus,
John McManus, Robert Cryer and James Nc
DsrnotI, which occurred On the occasion of
the antLParnell meeting at Drumshambo on
February last, was proceeded with. Three
clergymen ard four other witnesses, who were
arrested for declining to give evidence in the
case, were present in custody. Mr. Bergin, who
appeared on behalf Of Cornelius and Patrick
AcManGs, pleaded guilty for his clients, as
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
FEAR THE WORKING MASSES

The Austrian Government Prohibits May
Day Meetings.
VIENNA. April 12-Tne Government has
issued an order prohibiting the proposed man.
ifestations on May Day.
The Government also refuses to grant a hol-
iday on the LIST of May TO the persoas employed
in the State factories.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
CRAZY KING OTTO.
Experts Say He Can Live Many Years Yet
If He Would Only Eat
tBY DUNLAP's CABLE COMPANY. ]

tBY DUNLAP's CABLE CoMPANY.l
BERLIN. April 12-The medical attendants of
The crazy King Otto, of Bavaria, have made a
report to the effect that there is nothing to him
der His Majesty's attaining ripe old age if only
he could be induced to take food regularly
His Majesty suffers nevertheless from fearful
authorizations. and all the carpets have had to
be removed from the royal castle, as he regards
,hem as dangerous to tread upon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
STRIKERS DISPERSED.
Police Prevent Them From Holding a Big
Meetin. at Bradford.
rDY DUNLAP's CABLE COMPANY !

rDY DUNLAP'S CABLE CoNPANYl
BRADFORD, April IA strike meeting
which it intended to hold this afternoon
was prohibited by the police. Crowds of men
assembled about the place where. the meeting
was called and expressed their feelings SO
violently that they were forbidden to speak
Excitement ran SO high that a riot was
feared, and the military were ordered to be in
readiness TO puE down any hostile demonstra-
tiUlS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
THE WEEKS CLEARANCEs.

Pittsburg Gets Back to Seventh Place in the
List of Cities.
BOSTON, April 12-The statements OF
the clearing houses for the week ending
April IL are as follows:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13

WE BOAST, and we are
willing to back it up with
goods and money, that our $40
Mems Suits and Spring Over
coats are the best value in
this city. No other clothing
house dare to sell such gar
ments as we do for $40.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
PULLING THEM IN.

Not included in. totals
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13

Who wants to be the posses
sor of a very stylish suit of
clothes or nobby Spring Over
coat for only $S? Then come
to the P. c. &C. We can ac--
commodate you. The suits are
stylish and well made. The
Spring Overcoats, silk-faced
or plain, at the same low hg-
ure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Think of it For the small
amount of only S6.75 we offer
you a selection from an un-
limited variety of Mems Busi-
ness Sack and Cutaway Suits,
made from neat checks. pin-
heads, plaids and plainworsteds
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
THE Ax1MALs IN GENIAL PARK.

The new incosurea tia are DeinS Du'H LOT 'h'
deer 10 the south Of the pr.>'nt meiHSeiit b"Il
iuc, in Central Park are nearly conIdc'cd' ana
Mr. Connlin hope, 10 have the Il -r IA uitr hc"
home early next week. The old she'd, ana Nar"-
are is outside the elephant honse ana The super
intendent at last sees his way T. beng able to G\e
the children ride Lizzi', the female "elnmA' l.
The sheds are to be removed and thr incI"'uie VIII
,e rallied in for au exercise ground .1r tha e!tphaH7
and i viii be around this that Lizzie VIII carry
many a load of small children. hp"dah j, alicad.
bajng made 50 tlat with th' comn- oi summer
cb,idr.o may fell certain thai thy Will experience
the novelty Of an elephant rlIe. ,
Within the last fcN days here have been s'VcIaI
additions 10 The 100 family l"t t"ic buH"I'
ha. had a calf the zebra ttls one, The antelope i""'
and a prehsnsilc tailed monkey j. wOnd ,'fnlly 'P.I
ON, over "a newborn bab'. that l. me ftIll,si httc
,,lt imaginable. The camel L. expected 10 lhcIcir, =,
her family any day. Thes' animals are III splendid
coat al present and l. pl,y thai there j. no 9ui'
able house in which the puzzle couid see tleIn duIHiI
th3 winter, 80 different tncy from thc Ragged
lacking animals seen in the summer.
Mr. Conllm has had 10: Of present, MADE MN
la-ey for the Incnagcre, chi fy con,isung no"
ever OF nrd,. bu! "a uuck scotch Highland deer from
william Rock cllcr is welcome present.. ana thclc
were alrcady three does in tn, Idrn
Ia ina, the baby hppopVta'nus, lnciea.es IN size
and ughncss every day, and j. IN the best OF health
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 4 (speciaD.-There was good cash
trade in wheat reported to-day from Detroit go cars
all rail 10 New-YOrl Bradstreets made large de-
crease available wheat East and West OF the Rockies.
and the official statement Of the Russian wheat crop,
lgJ, 900 900 measured bushels said to show one
If the smallest crops record. The Southwestern
receipts 1913 moderate, the signal service
tepJff for January announced that the winter wheat
was likely T. be left in very uncertain condition by
the present severe weather On these announcements
wheat advanced over cent, and became decdedy
active The entire advance, however, Vty quickly
lost on the report received little after noon of heavy
rains in Francisco. The posting Of lower closing
cables closed the market at about the bottom. May
opened ~ 90 Is sold between 80 5S and ~ OIL Is
aud closed at 90 "a. The receipts OF corn a cars,
Were very small. the Thursday estimates, 100 cars,
were also very light, and Hutchinson was rather
persistent buyer. Prces. however. kept within Il
very narrow range aDd closed about where they opened
May opened 50 * touched 81. but closed at 80 3D.
May oats sold from 40 Il 10 40 II, but closed at
- II. There effort today to break pork
under go. for May, and lard under &c. The volume
If buying at these figures was, however, general
surprise to everybody. May pork sold from go 10
to SO o. and closed at go o. MAY lard sold from
10 80. but closed at 36 O5 MAY ribs sold from
- 10 - - o., and closed at the bottom. The hog
receipts were $4,000, and the Thursday estimates
5000.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
pprsryT iTIOy TO 4. B. DE FRECE.

The board of managers of It. Mark Hospital held
a meeting Yesterday at the hospital No. 60 ST. MARX
Place 10 hear the report Of the concert given under
the direction Of A. Il. dc Frecc, at the metropolitan
Opera House on January II, which nctttd the no,
nl;al about - 900 after paying al expenses. The
folloysInc letter received by Mr. q" Ffcco during
the evening. accompanied by q hahdN'He' ncco'a'eu
dinner service a. a recognition Of his services:
On beuGf of the Board Of Managers oi s. Marks Hos
ur,l wc beg to express to you our appreciation OF your
a services which rendered the concert given under your
direction at the Metropolitan Opera House January H.
i-ol such graf ying success. and sno"cd your ability
. q manager L, an eminent degree. We herewith tender
you our .incorcst thank, aud as you Kindly 20 accept tho
accolanyng dinner service token Of recognition Of
YOUR SUGGEST ul efforts helping our Institution Ni.hin-
Won lifelong success IN all your undertakings In aid Of
charity and Lcneyolcnce.
Dir. LEONARD WEBER,
b. McII.AN SHAW,
MAAlAILIAN hD1rENAU,
Committee Concert
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

DOPBs FERRY.-Charles McLainc Is lying al 'i'c
point of death from fractured skull N'L, "n m,a
Burt Lent with dozen others, coneresa'co III '''0
Uouorshop of ChIlsT laverbcck on sunday eNcl'i"N
The men began discussing the recent plze hsh9 ''r
ouarel arose between McLaine and Lent Hoth
men speedily prepared themselves for hs"t' '
strinpcs TO the waist and ring was formed by '"e
h,tandcrs Three rounds were fought which resulted
in Mel aine getting the better of Lcat The fight "1a
Given TO McIaine according to the decision oi uo9e
pre,ent Lent took his defeat to heart. Whlc NJ
Lame was standing with his back to Lent Lent 1t i
charged suddenly seized a table leg which had Oeeh
broken off of table during the scrmmage, and rusiS
at McLaine, dealt him fearful blow on lhe hc'''
telling him to the floor, unconscious Mheh len. Sn f
what hs. had done hc Immediately left the place. Iu
lowed jy his friends doctor called ana IL wa
found that Mciaiues skull had bcen fIactuIel. ne
was taken 10 his home where lie now lies IN Cilt'Hl
condition. The matter was kept a sGCTc, rcoyrry
teIday, when it announced That McLAh9 recovery
doubtful and the police were hiorincu'
MOUNT VERNON.-Thc Chester IHl O'uG
auditorium flied with wenhuo"h peVPe ne. i's,
night who listened to an Interesting concert & tn"t
contributed materially to the new buildue innu; tonc
those who took part were the Misses C. u. NooIolh
and Ida Coggeshail Maurice J. sullivan Alfred GI'tmln
Mr.. + ID CICoun0r Nil annie NJ Weed. {. ii. Dres
sci and Mrs DrcsScl Refreshments were also serVeu
after which there was dancing. lno ~ ~ P,n
of supervisor John Berry shows reducuon III ~" Us
pav OIL the temporary loan bond, out oi BACK laHv'
Which he hopes to collect before thc expiration oi NJ
ferm \ part Of the town bonds now oulstahuIHt,
and I-0J and then. should the Democratic mcmbef>
Of the Board Of Trustees be dei:ea III ] ,c Lannd tc
saddle the town with the forty years H%f cp po' '
bonded town dobt will be less than SluO'ooo'
YoNKERsA comTlnication to the CSmin0n TT" ~
ell from the Board Of ouperyisoro Nes un, unf mnG zen
era taxes a., cl20393 81 In addition To ui1 80
9Ci 20 has been fixed a. the city LAX 'cVS' io T6r
vetep SIom' Fmcns Ecncvocnt Association of this city
will organize a lire patrol in the near iu'nre'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


good deal Of news-generaly of bullish character.
too-came to hand in wheat circle, Yesterday wlIloat
causing a sensation. The Russian crop was estimated
by Beerbohm at 1875 100000 bushels against 22''oo''
600 bushels estimated by the Vienna Congress. he-
ports were current Of damage to the French crops anu
Bradstreets here showed decline OF over 2,ooooOo
bushels in the visible supplies East and west Oh te
Rocky Mountains. only moderate arrivals Were r. IT,
cor,cd at the Northwestern points The ohsettlng III
iUences were weak cables, and selling by Hutchinson
at the West. The speculative transactions announcer
to only $500 900 bushels. in spite Of the news Mig
81 O7 5S. July started at 81 OF od 81 O- 81 ailu
ended Off rs cent at the close Thesc two m9nbs atnbn
from California, told of cOpious rains. rcuevhs tie
fcas Of Tuesday OF drouth. This helped the lits
reaction. Early months closed at ganS % Of a cent
Cash wheat dull and unsettled endihs MeSi odn M
tone. There no export sales, and Only 0'ooo
Corn was stronger on light receipts. better cables
and a scarcity of spot lot. The options "er ui,o ~,
oats sympathlzed with corn. The cash market was
helped 10 strengthen the situation. The options were
somewhat dull but ended $50 IL cent better
There were sales Of $50 terces OF lard on the spo1
and 70 arrive. but it could not be learned whether whether
they were for export. The options closed virtually
unchanged.
Wheat~Febrnary. 81 IO1-h: March 81 10 12; May,
81 O7 IS .uy, 81 OF rs: December, 90 34 cents:
Corn-Fcbrrary, SO II; March, 81 81; May. go 3-7
'"6 6ats~February, % IL May, 50 cents. no .,
LardcFebmary. s6o7; March, SO 10; April 90 %; +;
The receipts Of -four and grain reported YESTERDAY
at York Phiadephla Baltimore and Boston Were ae
bushels aour 3o73 paclages At chICago, Mlwa9 ga7
bushels corn. 1O6.637 bushels oats al 00i bushels
total grain, 292 O35 bushels -four 1858 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
FTIIARETH.
A POLICE s

A POLICE STATION WAS THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
Mr. and Mrs. John stewart of No 4,15i Ludlow
ct West Philadelphia, started for Elizabeth on TIcS-
oay evening 10 visit acquaintance named Dillon. in
spring-st While the couple, who are newly married,
were ON their journey, Mr.. Stcwar pocket was picked
Of his purse containing all his money $2l, and Their
return tickets. Luckily ne had taken out OF i the
check for their baggage. Mr stewart od ho' INFORM
the police when the train stopped, but went to ms
tricnd,s house when TO his dismay he Informed
that there was no accommodation for them. MI
stewart told his mshtp. and wanted 10 leave his
watch and silk umbrella as security but the Dll.oAs
would not accept the articles.
stewart then tried to pawn the watch to raise money
enough TO get hone bat failed, and then The couple
soncht shelter al Police Headquarters. Chief Tenncy
gave them his Office 20 sleep in, ard Alderman ESeh0n
chairman of the Police Committee. gave the unfOr
fInate compile 81. Chief Tcnney telesTaphei TO Mr
Mel auglin, OF West Philadelphia the blleS ln0thcF
and Yesterday received letter from her, with tho
price of two railroad tickets. Mr. and Mrs. stewart
lost no time in starting for home. The bridegroom Is
twenty and his wife is eighteen.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
LONG ISLAND.


MAYOR GLEA-ON FANONN IIII- II"I'I'
People interested in professional przc-fghIhS haNc
hoon looking forward with much Interest 10 the meet
ing between Cal" Mccarthy, white lad, ana one
Dixon. a nght-weshtod son of Ham. The pnzeheh'
was 10 be held at the Puritan Athletic Club IN LohI
Island CIV tonight The good citizens nave ar.aeh
in their might and protested against the INVASION "
their city, The Jeiierson!an Club, when Is compose"
of some of the best citizens OF Long Isiahu wy =
,r,, 20 have the fight stopped, while Mayor Gleason
md others are in favor Of allowing the fight 10 90 on
as advertised District Attorney JohA j. Fleming iS
been requested 10 have the sheriff stop the nen, IT,
Usvor Gleason saws that the fight viii lake pace a.
rtiseG and that he will have large iOrtc OF police
ON hand TO enforce order. lie SAYS ha, a. nc ndcr
and it. he contest will nc Tor SCI hilEc pOInJ'
n The ART with soft gloves, and the alaI approaches
a priZefght he Will stop H.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb 4-Cotton quiet; mIddling. ?'sc. Flour
arn. unchanged. Western strong No winter rd
-lpt. ~ O5a=t O5H; Fer ruary. ~ 0Jdtl Oji4 Mayf
% O5i id$l O7 COrn-Soutnern firm. prices ,iir. but
quo,I1ly unchanged. Western hinicr; mis- d. spot and
February. 81, d6l ac MAY, 59is d59c s. So,
co. Oats-Mhc prices STIR, tlcr' T. no change 70
not. Rye-Distl'rs report good mand fog prime 70
CHOICE but without change in prices Hay steady. un
changed. Prov steady nchanged. Butter hrm
uucntn2,d. Eggs qult; strictly trsu, PIC Coffee firm ;
RIO ctrgoes tar, i9i.c; No. :, l. Rc. sugar quiet :
ertuulltoI G'-c. Coppr fairly active; Refined. l2i.
l.ac Wh!,ay firm. ~ 2ld "A. FRI lshts dull; grain
pc- qtr GddSs. Recept,- Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat
200 bush, corn. 1900 bush; oats 1000 bush ys;
30 bush. Shpments-tlour. 20 600 bush; corn. $1,000
bush Substituted, 10000 bush; corn, $4,000.
Buf,lo. Feb. i.-whtat-No l hard firm; 200 bush
o.d az 81 10 cars No Northern sold at 81 l5 20 :
Northern sod Ht II C91Sl 10; Winter wheat dui No :
r.d II oG@; No ezra r.d II Q2dfl % No req lg
"a on 40 white. II Oi'0Fl % on track No whitc
in store, 91 Corn strong and higher e9od O.
- .51'.c so or tracN - he oats strong; : cars
l9l r5O, Barley nrm; 5000 bush fair Western, Z ic ;
1000 GOOD Canada sold Michigan sold at
-aTsoc. Other quotations unchanged. Ryc firm ana un
CHANGED Flour unchanged. Mlfrtd hrm and UNCHANGED
Ilc,ipt--Whcst. GOoO hu.h: corn. isC00 bush; oats,
II o0j bu,h Shpment~-Wheat, 4l.009 bush; barley,
3,rO1 bush.
Bc>ton Feb. i.-MarAc.s not materially changed Re-.
,rlpt,-Fogr. 900 tbls and $500 S'ksi corn G,OUO
bush. oat,, 1000 bu~h: shorts, os tons.
Chicago Feb i.-Thc leading futures ranged follows