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FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
Compstition held q the college September l. sndS
C. GILLEsPIE, Q. J.,
auy1sH = ...r &c.. presidenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-For brick fair demand was
reported while other articles seemed TO meet with the
usua sale at former prices Quotations on ers5 arc
fshki 50 25ds5 75 pale, - 10 Croton DARK ana req
Sli DO brown $l3 R0sendle cement ~ per Dbl Aneri
Portland - l5aS2 20 English Portland - OodSZ oO
German Portland - 5Oa$2 80 Rockland common Line
DUc per Dbl, and do finished, 81 St Johns lime sue
for common laths, s2ds2 10 per 1000 goats hair,
20d22c per BUSH cattle hair. 14dl8c.
CHICORYTbe distribution Is moderate, with prices as
for time past.
COOPEKAGE STOCK-An material IS taken In small
quantities. the business is fair and rates
show change OF importance. ,. - -,
COffLElhere was considerably more activity on me
Brazil RrOwths, and the tone nrn on inc
basis of 1Sc for No Z. Sales $50 bags ltio No . at
lsSc $50 bags No at lsc; 400 bags No santos,
lsLc 800 bags No 3 Santos poke and 500 bags No 8
Santos at 1896 The mlder grOwths are quiet but
steady Sales 400 bags Central American, LOO bass
Marcaibo, and 100 bags Mexican. The option trading
active, the sales reaching 21,oOO Daet
while closing quotations indicated partial advance "
10 points for the day Hayre adylces were franc ghe9
and Hamburg "a lfenning better. The onlcal
Rio quoted Regular i!rst 40 kiIoS) nominal good
90 klos) 900; exchange (pivate), 10 re-
cepts in Rio 1000 Rio cearanees 70 United statos
nil Rio ceanCes Europe nil Rio stock, $4,000 bags
Rio market steady. Receipts in santos, 5000; santos
stock, 10000. Santos market quiet. Good average
. s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
After this Druphlla became submissive and duti-

he After this Brunhld became submissive anu uu''
iu Kriembid enraged IHunhd by tayaganty praiIs
q, sicgfred She attributed tuhthers su1CeSs IN
ri,rnc Erunhd TO the magical assSuhce Oh ocErleu'
WlniS Ia that ne the wife OF the latter she was en-
,it1oS a. nrecedence over Brunhu; She cAol@iheu'
u''SN .soda,st how he towers over MS heroes,
80. sCe % H. tI" mn moon outshines the stars
,,ohtT +hen announced her intention OF entering
a., 3hdsI before Brunhlld on the following day:
Vo " ioniid and her husbands vassals approached
tdraI Rrnnhild angrily intercepted her, and in
w ~ nce Of the people forbade Krclnllld to enter
tj Pnlace Of worship before herself. kIemhllc re
t o9 %v holding aloft in her right hand the ring ana
w. ~ oft the girdlc Of Brtnhild, representing the dc
III rsd norer of the queen. She then pomposly swept
P 1rpbild into the cathedral. The subsequent innr-
S 81 Siegfred and the seizure of the Nibelungcn
hoard by TIagan are intimately connected with thls
nagan after securing the twenty eight wagonloadS
~ goid and gems which Siegfrcd had seized from ue
gcnlanders concealed the hoard by sinking y
n Tho {. Rhine at LOckham' Hagan was assasslhalc1
and fle treasure lost forever. Another legchu
nresumes that it Is at the bottom Of the sea- guarded Dy
dragon which relaXes It's vigil and IS pOsSfsseI
~ fine powers and endurance supposed to nave eAstu
in the person of Siegfrled himself when he INVOKED VIC
ho;tom of the painting evidently refers to TINS treasure
The old German text the picture refers 10 the Ill
cident which IL illustrates. -, A.,
The story as told by Wagner in ms OPERA tne
"GOtterdammerlng," differs considerably IRON uc
version from which picture is derived. As sHg I
are no less than twenty different manuscripts Vi '
famous epic all OF which the products Oh uS uir
teenth century, Wagner may also nave goou autlo'l|
for his story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
IN PULQUE LAND.
ToLUCA AND THE MAGUEYES.

MOUNTAIN SCENERY ON THE MEXICAN Ma
r1oNAL-THE WONDERFUL AGAvE AMERI-
cAYA-PoLITos AND LOS REMEDIES.
TRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRibuSr0
Toluca. Feb. 20-The most interesting railway
ride in Central Mexico is that from the capi'al
to Toluca. It leads over the mountains anu
commands magnificent prospects. not only OF inc
Valley of Mexico and the snow-crowned volcanoes
but also of another majestic peak in the west
the Nevada de Touca. Starting at a level Oh
7.4oo feet above the sea, the traveller crosses
the divide beyond Salazar at an attitude OF 1850
feet end desceuds TO level of 5000 lcet at
Toluca. 1t is a railway ride of only fortS-lVe
miles. but there is not a dull mile among them
As the train draws out of the suburbs there are
olmpscs of the dying tree of Cortes, Chopuitepec'
Tocubaya. with its palatial country-seats' Son
Angel. and the neglected sanctuary OF Los
Remedies. while behind are the valley. the Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
BRUNHILD'S TALISNAyIC JEWELS.
From The Jewellers Weekly.

In the eIrlier ages jewels were often employed as
tallsmans. The most remarkable properties were at
tributed them by the ignorant and superstltiOus,
and 10 this day there people In every nation The
face Of The earth who regard some articles OF cwelry
as lucky or "unlucBy." Tie NibelunCen Lied
abounds in tallsmaRic lore and The magic power
ascribed to Jewels is well exempGed In the quarrel
between Khcmhild and Drunhild'
Kirchbach. the famous German painter has chosen
this episode the subject OF one OF his finest paint
inrs. ,,
The famous story is in substance as follows segfred
having by his supernatural strength and influence due
10 his power OF rendering himself Invisible, aided Gun
Their. the King OF burgundy, TO perform three fcats
sot as test for lovers Of Brundd, Queen Issland.
was rewarded by Gunher by the besowal OF the hand
OF hi sister Krlemhd. IN marriage segfried after
his marriage with iknenhld told her OF the part he
hed played In inducing Brunhlld to marry her brother
When Gunther complained Of Ernnhd's impcrlOus and
shrewish disposition " Scgfrcd the lattcr again as
sisted the henpecked King. This accomplish by
the exercise Of siegeds remarkable proves In taking
from Brunhild her ring and her grde, In which her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
COTTON MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.

1ioornool April 10, . D. m.-Cotton-Amercan-Md.
dling' 4i3.ed. The sales Of the day included 10Y
I.ias American Futures steady at the advance AMER
icanoNiddIi9c low midilng clause, April delivery.
SD sellers April aud May deli, cry. tf64d sss
NJ and tune delivery 5I-0id sellers; June ana Jsy
deliver 55.64 a 5J-Gid; July and August deye7;
505ll Good; Angus, and september delivery ~ ~
october and November delivery Gl-04d buyers N0's%
ber and December delivery, 6l-6id sellers. o,,..
galveston April 10-Cotton quiet; mlddllne lS'lN
low mlddling, l-1Gc good ordinary DIG nes , az
Te. and gross receipts 9,5GS bales; exports TO Gf
IiIitan $50 bales 70 France l15 bales; TO me tS.S
neet Oss bales; coas:wise, 75il bales sales I'i'
bales spinne re- % bales. 50 ,,,,,. o. =. ri
receiDts Sol bales gross 800 bales exports 20 Iea
Britain, 1,762 bales; eoastwse S9S 6aits S.ies *
bales; gross 77i4 bees exports 20 Great Britain, si
bales coastwlse, 3,5l5 bales sales, Liza Daies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, April 10-CCtton nominal; midGllns, 9ise.
Flour quiet Howard Street and Western super % VGo ID
do DO extra 80 9Oa5i do family, 81 Iod%o 70 cy
Mills Rio brands extra - o5d$9 80 winter wheat pate
IS lOaS5 40 do do EXTRA "a 60d@4 80 Wheat-SOutItrh
active at decline Futz, 81 O9dSl 10 LOngOeffy 81 "a
II Is; No. 2 81 IL; steamer No req, spot AprI anu
MAJ al l2L2dS 1924 July, IL CSd@l Ooi August @IVo
[iSi Oji4 Corn-Souhcrn firm; white, loc; yellow, &C;
Western dul mixed spot 74ac bid; Apr 1Atc pa play,
7;J2c bid July, 703C bid steamer '22c OaS hIi u.'
Wilt. 6OdG2c; do do mixed, 5JdOlc graded No. Wnlee,
O2c do DO mixed, Gle. Rye steady choice, of"29c
good to prime, Sod93c common TO Idr 'oaooc' ~ ~
steady choice timothy S1 50dSl2 good 70 prime $40 %
dSII so Provisions strong pork, Old 81 20 new
e4; bulk meats, loose, shoulders, 0'c lOhgcear anu
clearribsdes csc sugar picked shoulders, Ohe sugar
iii9c; lard refined sic; crude, &C. Butter firm and
active crcamery fancy 2Gc do fair to choice 2t%oe 40
mutation 23e ade, ancy, 22e goo 20 chqiSe t
1872 aide Coffee dull Rio cargoes, fair l9Sc! 10;
lSdsc Sugar strong aud very active granuIae9 o. 2e;
Copper firm refined, u'4Gl2c Whiskey aun 81 5 2S@
Hour Sc grain ID. Recepts-flOur, oSO2 DDS; "seaI,
5l4i bush corn, 6,1sO BUSH oats. 200 bush. ship;
bush Sales-Wheat 16l, $40 bush; corn 7S,603 bush
Buffalo April 1O.-wheat, No. l hard, dull, closing
DC al %; spot 81 l22 c. L. T.; do on track, - u
No 1 Northern In store, 81 19| do on track 81 90
81 O5. $500 bush No Northern in store sold for
81 II winter wheat and strong; cars NO req
sod for Fl l9 do sold for 81 ~ cars No white sold
for 81 10 on track. Corn firm rccepts lgh: deu1nd
good cars No yellow sold for 7G&47G4c: cars No
On track Oats Arm: good demand; offerings light; u
cars No white sold for 59lGGOc; No white ana NO
sold for 6Oc Barley firm; 5000 bush No Western
sold for sic Rye nominaly 9Gc for No .. Flour Arm
aud unchanged. NIL feed unchanged. Receipts-Whga'
600 bush; corn, 900 bush ShlpmentS-Nheat' L.
800 bush; corn, 6.0C0 bush; barley, 10000 BUSH
Chicago, April 1O-The eaaIng futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday April 1o1BEEyES15R S, lsS
dressed quarters and 10 carloads for shipment alive and
the eo Was az and WITH no export demand wa.
s an on e eel Ggs tut PGSss aaS@
g g9d Sas sq at cows a. sa saa 2 prime n''o
Gable adyces show no improvement In the LGd ~
SIC Pr and A@eEica SS,s s'e sra ste du ~
e 0ps daS @ ca and i? 80 sheep on the orn0e
and 100 sheep q tne a. on NaS IS rSa
Viii With 800 quarters q Eastmanf comFSny aos
2485 quarters OF beef and SO hogs for James nelson
The Apollo and Calico cattle a'hoUgh. The
TR SSd a sye ar to be we'll founded q;
BE- go cattle ii 299 quarters Of beef19j sheep and lSs
Civ dressed beef was firm today and in good demand at
sa9ac for ordinary to choice sides IN, - .verove
o s5 5cE s1 Ioo is DO isii h. az s. IS - 1900
p az % g. Z do d. i2aS d. d. i2o ~ ' az IS
IS DO. liz h. At s. as do 1850 n, at - % 20 DO
llG Sherman M Culver II Ohio Steers 14!9 at g s0i
IS Lancaster County PENN a2 i y. az 20 90 w.
NJ Goldsmith 267 FED Colorado steers 1000 D. at
% Newton Glett: 10 meal fed Pernsylvana steers,
1893 n at SIS as % Pennsylvania cows 9'9 No. a, - 10
s. sanders Is dry cows 1902 H. az % 90 No. o.
!" MICH nj Cows-No receipts and no sales Feeling
$50 hsd q which ,i to2 at SSs
the sales We're 4d6c for poor to good Neasi tie fe"
really pdIe ea iS1 anehaHged at 4asc country dressed
veals 5d9l2c for city dressed with choice cafea''e' os
Ing diIVss-DIllenback 6 Dewey veas 122 AVERAGE.
~ "a nsr M DO 1O7 n at 4i2c; 80 do III ., at 3ae
as do i25 H. at sac late yesterday 81 DO 10 ~
AZ Hume g. Mullen: 10 veas, 116 n. at Sc; so do. ~
]" J fl RC Whit Co. e4 veas l22 ~ at IS so;
do d. III Hdn az On II veas 1Oi ~ 4c 60 do i
!" H 70 eiS Hollis: u veal. Ii2 at
at Sf EE p H AZ GAMBs-Rccopts including carload.
FOR butchers were SAP carloads Of los head6 carloads
WSSen The market was sluggish to-day The supply
OF stock was liberal, the figures az wheh haa
been selling the past few DAYS seem vh sS, ~
Indications in western adyices for weakening and hs4
day About 10 carloads were likely to 60 over az "N
primo clipped .5 sHssP 81 %? sSsod Il d SOSsS d
Tnshorn do at 81 75dss spring Lambs at 50 5OfS
PCT There was booming dead markes this morning. pres
Mutton sold at 1Od11c and UP 70 11ac Tor choice nTsa
Lambs 0s iGSGSG G and SO a per carcass
Sales-Dillenback s. Dewey: 10 State sheep lcnppa
q U S S g 3 s So 9G DO nc io2 h. @ q
m al; o32 Western Lambs clipped, 7G2 N. SO 40 ~
anshors do a. r. e. so 1917 State DO, ssh n at vi
81 HaileHbeck & Hollis: a State sheep 90 n at 10
State Lambs. ssh n at IS 10 Spring DO az 20 0o pS
heaa Hume u Mullen State Sheep 143 n az so IS; lsa
do 11s n at 81 II Spring Lambs at ioo 70 ger neas IA
state lambs s9is n at IS
Judd & buckingham 152 Camden Lambs dew lsh I
Wi S i' sherman 81 clipped Ohio Sheep "a H.
n Collins: 1913 unshorn Michigan Lambs, Sc n, AZ g.
J. " P.dcock s. Sons 90 Cnshorn Virginia Sheep 92D
NJ - so: 81 State DO. 90 u. NJ ~. - -,
.. tobst and 19 cars AZ Jersey CITY. one sas
Int 1os sold Nomnav firm at 81 4Ods4 20 for pigs and
SIS 45d$5 20 for good medium and heavyweight hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

e ssos SS sssaS and cy sn; s'S e: T s
ssoc and south AmsrIssn. fa9s5;55s Nay slss,s
$ls; . sis' g. s. seSs%S:
active New -peSnyiysna crsdGery sssae7s
Ias sV acasse DO cso ass Wsi a sss ia
&c Dairy haIfarkn tubs and pals fsney 2os choice
9ssps.y choice alS2s So ~ isSg.s
i MsssG D'Fs Ssel'' 3iss' g .o'a sso'
2s ss9' b, thirds .d SaiFf sid sSgF' ssi4
c cHEEsEeuit ' but steady state Faetcy iS cream
ilaG sood i' to pr fSoF fo aS ?f EH
% s oso+ n sk w.. s@s s saos
Pennsylvsna skins 1al'e EGGSnDnl LA and sssy
western, 15s Southern, disc Southwestern. i'SiSci
,5ss s5s SSs gssnaS se from a sfss9
no business reported on The Coffee Exehsnge tss5s acre
May SeiSs'SSc June s.eSgs. :REFISTDz.2uiss
9 aa e Fot Cubes e. f.s;A?2
%ndsSf *" t9c Rds5%Goe Ho0 rls PsSeHi
"a SJ s1Ss SSo,1s aa:::a a. re-
$odGfs;;Iy Prime city
Tobacco Offerings about equal the demand and priess
remain steady tssi, SALE Eeude 100 eases JSe
50 do Havana 5000 100 DO wcon 4,
the engS q pSs' oDIS s@ say, ss
brpSe lots, Witch accounts smalsized business
GSe ron Ta sp:ed tSa a
country will open higher this included 70 the sales
1899 600 Do flr TSFa 30 90 Pn
Texas lsa22e 10000 do OK Sod he dec 49, ye,a
20 600 do do TerrtoFy 5000 do Cape do Gillian
do China 90 SSS 90 6Tns r eS TOO
DO black do, and 1000 do fall do, on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

The Buckeye Pipe Line reports receipts in March
at 1255O1l barrels and deliveries at S30A49 barrels
The gross stocks are 3D. POS barrels sediment and
surplus account, S19,258 barrels; net stocks,
81 657 04S barrels The certificates outstanding repre-
sent 6,j5394S barrels.
The crude oil market nattened OUT YESTERDAY
to encourage either side Of the account The specTu
lative temper less buOyant, however, ana ualh
was again heard Of possible developments in the
Pittsburg region There sales Of $4,000 barrels
at the Consolidated EXchange-the largest single
day record for the weel1-and prices reccded from
1914 to 73 cents. At the stock Exchange sales
of 1000 barrels resulted i'm fall from 73 Is cents
on Thursday night to ~ Id ~ Is cents The END.
ing was heavy in tone. Refined was unchanged at
100 cents in barrels here and 715 cents in Pmladel
phla and Baltimore and at go cents in cases
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. 16 3o francs !;
Bremen, $40 marks; London, 34 pence
oil City, Penn; April 1O-Naonal Transit certificates t
sales % 600 bbls clearaneos 10000 DDS; charters
'pit.sbyrg Penn. April 1O.-Petrocum dull National
Transit certificates opened 72sc closed at 1885, highest
73l2c; lowest 72i2c IN
bradford, Penn April 1oaNatlonal Transit certificates
opened at 732c closed OF 72'sc highest 74+c; lowest
729ic; clearances, 23S, 600 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

q day for period of four or five months. Ihese
are magueyes planted on good ground ana wAeleu
during dry seasons. The same plants nj 'ieii
best will produce as many as twenty-five pouiins
of ixtle. If allowed to blossom the maguey WIZ
exhaust itself and die: but if protected against
premature suicide it bears a hundredfold. Grow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

SCI for the account; NewYors. PennSyyania ana ydo
9rsT mortgage bonds. 32as Canadian Paehc 81 Eiss,
OF Wes1c.n ordinary ii 81. Paul common Glsi New
Work Central, 1861 Mexican Central new per 0e''
bends, 75is. - -. -. =. az francs
paris adyces quote per cent rentes az 10 lrasi Is
centimes for the account and exchange on LoA""" ~
francs 2ilo centimes for checks. 49, .Ao uaok 4
England on balance to-day II &2VO,oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
Ell EECTEW.

and the mountains. TRANSPORTED and glorlfied by
the enchantment of distance. The tourist VINO
has been searching in vain for the picturesque
in the modern. progressive capital is SATISFIED
at last as he gazes backward from the slopes bt
the Cordillera, exhlarated by the grandeur OF the
scenery.
At Dos Rios, fantastic huddle of Indian huts,
there is long bridge spanning mountain stream
and then opens succession Of barrancas, or gorges'
leading up to the summit at Salazar. The traveller
who sees this wonderful panorama of rugged mgh-
land scenery from the engne-cab or from the back
platform of the last car will be certain to recon-
mend the National to his friends as the
only road by which to leave the capltal
for journey northward. Everything Is
in accord-the wild, preciptous canonss
the foaming water-courscs. the torn and serrated
edges of the mountains. the bristling sword-spked
magueyes the fantastic adobe huts. and the gypsy
creatures tralicking in puque and tortluas as the
train halts at the stations in its circuitous ana
laborious passage. When the divide is crossed
there is another series Of gorges, another mountain
torrent is followed in it's windings from the sum-
nit and the magueyes. the matched Indian CABINS
and the gypsy bundles of bright costumes are in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

The monthly report of the National Transit Com
pany for March shows receipts of 1862 451 barrels of
which 1884, 43 barrels came from other pipe lines
The deliveries amounted 176S610 barrels, OF which
81 594 barrels were delivered to other lines me
net stocks were accumulated 10 the extent OF lo3o"o
barrels, Us compared with February, but there was
reduction In certificates outstanding of 519,901 bar-
rcis the credit balances absorbing the Increase IN
stocks. The statement Is curious and is open 10
Interpretation Of a double character The National
Transit statements for the last three months are ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,vorroo, Anril 10 3:45 p. m-Beef in good denant'
extra india mess firm at 1851 prime mess urn az al az
c,,S hams and bacon in poor deilanu, Nheest n -
ene,d Talow in fair demand Iufpentne ana tYs. ~.
in poor demand Lard SPOT md h1r saSy 81 s G
IN and June steady a. 3fs Wheat n islr dsna s
NJ ,ood demand COrn-Sp0t In far demand tutur,
fIo.r IA Swand mixed Western spot and Aptil, hrm
III gov nv nrm nc Us 214a Hops at London-paeiS
Coast in poor dehishu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

cor lON-For Spot lots the market was quiet at un:
changed quotations Port receipts Sl22 bales against
Ii $40 bales this day week. and c,9i9 bales for tho
corresponding day in 1890 1000 -,
Of which American, IL 900 bales sales 5000 bales, OF
which speculation and export, 1900 bao5 American,
1000 bales. Spot market moderate demand. Mlddllng
uplands 1316d Futures opened steady at partially loid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 1O.-"The Evening Journal" repottsi
Catte-heceipts, coo head shipmens 5000 head Ea.
ct more active and higher steers top prices % oJdsO'
common medium st.es, sdGs1 90 coSs ana h l dtS
5Ods %; stocIers, *3uS4 30. Hogs-Recelps, =OWy
fead: 81 pmeats Ii 900 beal; market weak Gnc love-;
rough and con mon .5aui %; good 10 choice packer;
~ s0as Is: prime ueaVy ant butchers weights 20 y
ass 20 light Sass 10. sheep-Receipts OCo nasi
sbinments 1000 head market GctSe and hieI.ri wee
srnt gj IS s5 mixed and culs, SO 35as5 So lambs
500 S6 O2l2 Texans, IS 15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was


Peoria April io-cOp hm; No. o.2 C52c No ai,t 8
5itd54Re; No. 3 white. 53'. G3!c. BYE NEGLECTED
G orh 5 BUSH S oats 3d. 600 6a6 rye none barley
600 bush Shpmcnts-Corn $500 BUSH oats, 1880
ODi Pha 5 RG' Ap TS quiet. the cx
fsme at ifS' % n Cr ehoSe
ruled arm in sm?athy viii advance IN o. o.@er sI2a
trading prices OF options were wholly nominal. Fancy
H is S4e: fase p45 5a ~ J SS 81 A' Il
july, 81 0sfd$l co. Cor-Mar4et rul irm apd prices
stronger reports other grain centres Loca! CARROTS
SNspo b 49, nix MS IN Tad citaaor Ssc 20
76a77c May, 131ta74i2ci June, 5l2al2Sei July. ne
offerings aud demand Futures opened shade easier
but recovered 10 sympathy Nth IN G2n ,na closed
30 ? white, April 6ia.GC2kc; May, oliedo2c; June,
.ylyana creamery extra 26a37c. Eggs STEADY and
in fair demand ren9sy'oHip rats DC chsesf ba
ira and in good demand; powdered 1916 granultd
oc Pcso @ and IN gooi Rose
T Tc IN IVAN 40 and G' ca SG 81 $5G
DO fair 20 good 81 sGgl y he3roas choice 81 25aSl 30
81 l0dtl IL mammoth ps1r choice 81 I01?l 10 Penn
SJa90c southern new potatoes choice. per bbl: SGgSl
DO medua per Dol sia{" DO Gull Per DBL $5 5a So
and 9 70 Sack "Ss Go P9 100 oS
o'SG louis. Apri iO-Four easier but unchanged
tinucd easy throughout :he session with only an oc
Ne p rcd cash 81 O5asl O59: Nav 81 0i9s asi O52
closing Al O47s; July. 07 a0Ssc closing 07ac August
a. so6S.c closing ojdic COrn-CJsh lower options
opened saac lower than Yesterday ruled weak but IT.
,ii~tar ~ HE close which 4atc below YESTERDAY
H., . cash OsL aGSi2c: May. GjeG5hc, closing 6)Ac
July G2saG3c closing 6ste Oats quiet 80 cash.
BARLEY nominal. IIay-Tlmothy lower; prairie steady
re 10 choice prairie Sl4aYl5 90; prime to fancy tim
othy. ei5asl7 So Bran dun sacked : boat 97e.
Flaxseed nominal. Lead dnl common; ~, Butrl
snd n,1S AZ sOS SO IS. Whlskey steady 81 TO- PRO.
rlet
lad irmer prime steam 90 so od Dry salt neat boxed
si'ap Az Az pacon boxed shoulders. 50 37H longs,
80 5Sd sS 90 rib 90 G2h short clear. go 49, Receipts
Efiour 4 COO bills: wheat, 10000 bush corn $1,000
bush oats 25 900 bush ys 600 bust s.if GOO GOO
bush; corn AZ 600 bush oats. 1000 bush; rye LOCO
hnsh; barley