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Reports From rhroughout TIE West nsgara-
Ing the Snap.


LouuvuLE, Kr., May "a summary Of ~
ports received from al sections Of the ststs,
northern Tennessee and southern Indiana In
dicates the destruction BY the frosb On
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Of nearly n
forms Of garden vegetables except straw
berries, which viii probably SIN aver
eye half Q crop With favorable vesther.
Grapes ere generally killed, but peaches and
other fruits did NOT suffer greatly south Of The
Ohio river In the bottom lands along water
coursss and the lower valleys growing vhsss
and corn have received more or les damaes
Vhils on the uplands tobacco and Other crops
end noss forms Of veGsoAsion escaped eoss-
parstivsly uninjured-
81. Pam. kux., Nay a-Rsporb frsa
ortonvills and other western Minnssoh points
stuts that The frosts of the pass three days havs
done irrepsrsble damage % - s.rsy ssws
wheat md 0all frui1s- "
MusKsooH, MIcz-, Nay o--o1rsful sxnnine-
tious have been made q ~ pessh Orchards
along The est shors a Lnks Mioh1snn, 81 -
reports ere n % - sEscs 49, - reosnt
hGsvy froslh n - sou1hsasosrn paxt - -
sn1s Asvs not rsenhsd - fruit bslk n
psack bed ass uninj1ssd - - ou1lsek - .
knvy 0op = exssll6aA
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DAKOTA BOUNDARY LINEs.-Bids were opened
by the commissioner Of the land Office yester-
day for surveying and marking the boundary
line between North and South Dakota. There
were five bidders, Charles H. Bates 4 Co. of
1ankton. s. D., being the lowest at S2l, 800.
The highest bid was that of Chalmers, Curtis 4
Co., at $4,000. An award will be made to
Bates 4 Co. in q few days
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ACCOUNTS PASSED IN APRIL.-A statement pre-
pared at the Treasury Department shows that
during the month Of April the first controller
passed accounts aggregating S161, us, 299. be-
ing twice as much as the accounts passed in
March. The work of this division is Increasing
rapidly. Cne account stated and passed con-
tanned columns Of figures eighty-eight feet in
length.
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SENATOR DIxoN's NEPHEW.
The Crazy Man Who Wanted 10 Take ~
Goulds Life.


HARTFORD, CONN.,, May s.-Charles J. Dixon,
who was arrested in New York for threatening
to kill jay Gould, belongs in Hartford, but his
been absent for the past six or seven years in
the west. He is son Of Rev. DR..
Dixon, who died insane at Long Meadow, Mass,
and a nephew of the late United States Senator
Dixon, with whom he made his home for many
years. He was prominent in society circles
while living here and in military and other or
CARNATIONS. When visiting relatives here last
week he exhibited no signs o. mental trouble.
His relatives. who are weLl-to-do, viii have him
placed in an asylum.
New YORK. May s.-Mr. Charles J. Dixon.
the man who came on here from Pueblo for
the purpose Of killing Mr.. Jay Gould, was re-
moved from Bellevue Hospital this morning by
Q number Of friends Dixon goes somewhere
In Connecticut, the location 70 be kept secret,
and after good rest his friends viii saks hin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1.-THE BEULAH OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST
- Church Of the District of Columbia will
hold dedicatory service at their new church building
in Hilsdale on Sabbath next the 10th instant. at
O'Clock a. M All members Of the church and the pub
lie are cordially invited to attend,
R~THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY
- will hold their regular monthly examination
on TUESDAY. May l., 1891, at the College of Phar-
macy. SOY st n " ct 10 O'Clock q m Applicatio9ns
and NJ SITS n. w.. by Monday. myS-2t
49, tho stockholders of the lexington and Sol
dlers Home Railway Company of the District OF Co
lumbia At meeting of the board of directors held
on April 80. 1891. the following resolution was
That an allotment at par Of 800. oOO. 90 of the
90 issue of the six cent bonds authorized
TO be issued by this company is hereby made to the
stockhoiders OF this company OF record OF May 10.
the books to be then closed for three days. Pro-
ylded, That until June !. 1891, said stockholders
shall have the preference right subscribe therefor.
said night to terminate at that date and
Provided further. That said right and subscription
Is limited to each stakeholder in the proportion of to
81. Assignable receipt for such subscription to
be furnished to subscribers at the Office of the Amer-
can Security and Trust Company ana each bond to be
delivered such aggregate OF receipts will equal
the value OF said bond the proportion above named
That much OF said $780, COO 90 bonds as shall not
be taken OF before June 1891 by stockholders of
record Of May 10, 1891 may be sold to other than
stockholders at not less than par.
Coupon bonds to be issued at par value Of $1Oc 90
years after date with interest at the rate of per
cent annum, but redeemabe at time after five
years from their date at the option Of the company
sixty days notice by publication weekly for seven
week, IN Newspaper In the District Sf GonnSia
myS-3t Secretary.
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oAsHToNN CREAMERY CLUB
IT'S OBJECTS AND ITS ADVANTAGES,

This organization has for object the furnishing Of
members with the best Creamery Butter direct from
the churn at the lowest possible rates The butter
the product Of the Cashtown Creamery Association To-
Gated in Adams county. Pa, one Of the most fertile
sections Of the state where the gent farmers have
the finest OF mich stock The deliveries made twice
week BY pooling our orders, we dispense. prac.
we are are getting for money. and hx the
sponsbility If the butter is not to the Standard
the right parties By numbers and cash secure the
best results. NJ. f. DAVIS Secretary of the Club.
Office Of distribution: 200 d st. Ne, city. .
P.S.-To members: Lay aside your butter money
the exact change. II this will facilitate de-
livery. Price tor May, 30 cents per pound prints 1t
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CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The contract for
building the steam light house tender Amarouth
has been awarded to the Cleveland Shipbuild-
ing Company Of Cleveland, Ohio, at S6S,OOO.
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An important ale Of suburban property haa
just been effected A tract Of land owned By
Columbus J. Eslin ON the Columbia road b.
tween 18th and 17th streets has been cold 70 q
syndicate. Is comprises some ten acrss and
he price paid = %, 900. sevsntssnth strssk
when extended, VIII paB through this trnok
which he's not yst been mbdividsd
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&tty Of Washington. County Of Washington. IS:
~. Charles > Bradley. cashier Of the above named
bank. do soleunly that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. >. BRADLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Sth day of
May. lssl- l. FENWICk YOUNG, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DANL b. CLARK,
%. e. GREEN,
GEO. RYNEAL. Jr., DrectorsL
A A. WILSON,
1t GEO. Z. LEMON,
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The COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, capital s50, 900, has been suthor-
lied to begin business.
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E@THE INDEPENDENT ICE
49, COMPANY
Announce to the citizens Of Washington
that they are prepared as usual to supply
its patrons with the best quality Of
KENNEBEC ICE
AT the lowest rates. Bear in mind tha>
our Yellow Wagons, plainly marked
INDEPENDENT ICE CO.,
Serve al parts Of the city and Mount
Pleasant.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT
On all tickets purchased or ordered from
Office.
COR. 18TH 81. AND PA. AVE.
ap1U-1m
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THE HYGIENE ICE COMPANY,


ap6-3m No. 419 9th st. NV.
K~F,LIAcE g9Tk oK BI9 Rs. NOW FOR NEG
p. r. HALL. shirtmaSer. oos st. NV.
Factory on premises. my1-3m
S T TkEc sg 6E cSE6 H3sEr OF THE DIS
Holding Special Term for Equity.
Equity No. sr Docket R A.
The trustee F. L. Sddons appointed IN the above
dsscTibed. being part 9: tract q land called .Fetch
@ the '
to Jackson H. ksston ct and for the sum Of 81 40
ordered saadssd and decreed that ssid sale Be- and
an Or .y IS
Provided copy Of thi. decree b pueli.h.d in the
Week for three saoesss1s weeks Ssioss ssd
A. B; HAGNER. Associate Justice
soRss NJ A. GiA MSeIEss Az cs csr,
left with the late Thos. Thompson At 3I4$
:. the this as
hey vii M%s4
EsERIAL A sAS5ESs 4ND BUILDING
NEW 9TH sERiEs
Books for 'ub'crpsUnd 8 ;so SKIN II the
Are open .hs ofcs the Secretary and treas
'''' >'''''. '' sS$ sS : 6; a sS
SIX PER CENT INTEREST GUARANTEED.
FOUR PER CENT ADDITIONAL INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS
Ecu! ESusaiinE OF sycesdinS six monthly payments ON
over 1900 shares have been subscribed In the
SERIAL since organization. showing its popularity,
both Q means OF monthly savings and q helpful
medium to persons wanting money for purchasing
homes or other purposes.
The secretary and treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott. WIN
the beneficial operations Of the SERIAL and constitu-
tons may Be obtained of him at his ONCE where also
stock may be for and dues paid every weak
day between the hours Of 8 .. m. and $50 pm.
Rosr. q. CAMPBELL fIsi.ain'b BIZ 10Th s. NV
DAVID g. DIXON surgeon generals ONCE War
Department..
Directors:
HHf = ol 3. iIlHaHnIII SSi 3 T W hSSHHAsk
J. W. ST. CLAIR
mo. A PRESCOTT. KeiiosE bufldine.
ap21-2O 1416 IT. NV.
BLANKETs
~ We have the facilities and knowisdgU
e to how they ahould b laundried and
uew. Name and address. please. and on0
81 our wagons viii call for thsuL
:. EoLxAs STEAM LAgspsr.
L- a. OLARKK DkAI.ER IN PINE And
sS 81 iRa1iSs: =. 49, csdar Bosss sn6 yh:sl
~ "a. ~ i1 r.. ~ e e5osr Sts
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Ths miners a Ne Boone eel Aslds, law.
havs Axsd TIE price q mining Ia - nsg3
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HYGIENIC ICE.

Notice the rates on established routes:
100 pounds and oyer at rate of % cents 100 po1nda
~ =, to 100 lbs =, y " =, :.
Smaller quantities Z" SO
For large quantities special rates. Only during one
previous to this has ice been sold tn
low prices The company vites inspection Of its
works and OF all methods of manufacture, and q
paratve test durability and purity Of its product
with any other ice offered to the public.
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $5O1 ,152; customs, esq, 349.
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R@REAL ESTATE BROKERS
- Are cordially invited to call Ct my once and
examine my specimen book. containing samples o.
great variety of forms, blanks, &c, pertaining t.
their business Orders for any printed matter in my
line will be promptly executed.
H. L. MCQUEEN,
my1-3m Printer and Publisher, 1lO6- lll6E st. NV.
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as We are neitnef oanA nor Hust company We
IN yer. iarse NJ yes merely As
buiiding ASSOCIATION the above as We take 1t, Il q
Ver! respe.taoie showing. We doa very careful and
-i1a'e BUSINESS anu we 10 II economicAhy, giving
. -. ~. a.. e oenen. oi tna' ECONOMY IN sood
horrowsrs i; ,ha sne
reasonable and extremely accommodating terms.
wea paying three different rates of profit to our
80 he,o,. .e M On Snsles VIII
special payments. interest uaid monthly if Sss,,.a
and money returned on demand without WAITING and
II per cent per annum on the matured shares We are
now redeeming the first and second series at IL per
" - l.i.o
We maze advances OF sloo on each share for 81 per
on seven shares for sI4 DER month. IN 5oa, on Ton
shares for $40 per MONTH $4,000 on twenty shares for
$40 per month These payments run for one hundred
This is much better than paving rent sbarss can
Always be taken and no back dues are required. You
settle one more advances at any time and stop
PAYNE o. interest on those advances thus settled
n.y. or =, ,,, ala accommodation to
interest on their ssvings Our once is at o iItb St
and our meetings are ON ne e.. wIus.a 81
each month. Once always open for business.
S.nd DSsesnsSa r.ss &
sos i1in ST.
Andrew Glass FW R,araonhn-1
W., d sa,;IIa NJ ~ n
80, $3.50 !" H. n uoooss
Ch1rles Baum, VIM. L. Hillyer,
A n. Aeeker. G. W. SchslI
n panlo. proolo.
We D,Oo.es'
Charles +. Benjamin,
my1-St Attorney o. Corroran bnla;nv
ri'HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Chartered by special act OF Congress- January 2 1877
ReorgAnized as a
TRUST COMPANY
Under act OF Congress Of October 1900
This company begs announce that il has receives
from the controller OF the cert6cafe
reorga nizaton under OF Consress of crfosr
1880.
company will securities siyerwaTe AMI ofhar
valuabesfor safe keeping building md
proof vaults which have time locks and ali ot,sr mol
ern appliances. ~
Under and by virtue Of the act O. Consres. of Oc.o
Der l. 1880 and the certificate Of the Controller of he
by an; "a to the cuisines.
q ana viii reeve ana execute trusts Of every
yiduais ~ any eouf' VI " inal-
All trust funds and trust Investment. ara Ian,
s,des WHICH protestion The 81 We contrary BE-
'Ne' "s o Al IN ao1 ~ tahy nas capital OF
DEPOSITS will be received non len cen,s u,x.r, ana
interest viii be allowed on such depos,ts sao
Wills receipted for and kept Without charge
BENJAMINP sNSDEk- Prexidsn,-
JAMES NJ JoHNsruN sssona ie v,e es1 rq.,
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o. 8. 8. PHILADELPHIA arrived at St Thomas
yesterday.
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R~wE DENY NOTHING!
The public voice il too strong We accent the var.
dict. That Shirts are the finest ever sttempted
in Washington. All cut and made on thu premises.
fsrfectaon guaranteed NO sale
MILLERS
Successor TO
ELLERY CO.,
shirtmaters. Ladies' and Gentlemen,s Outdttsra
fe12-:m 18th and Pa. ave.
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MlLLERS
successorto
ELLERY co.
shirtmaters. Ladies' and Gentlemenr Outfttsra
fe12-3m 18th and Pa. ave.
S ". are ceiling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. tic. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. 70 DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
with Spring Hinges. Hook and Eye and Knob. slsseh
Is Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. q each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c. EACH.
FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. %. rs
s-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER. s1.s5 EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Per 100 square feet. Toc.
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Per 100 square feet. eoc.
BARBER ROSS,
COR. llTH AND SITS. NV.
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store sp7-Sm
|EroR FORTRESS MONROE
AND NORFOLK
New Iron Palace propsllsrs,
''THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK
Leave their docks foot Of 7th It. daily q pm,
connecting with al points south and southwest.
Leavs Norfolk daily 1t $40 r.m.; Fortress. TAO
pm.
Tickets on sale ct b. and o. Offices. 61o Psnnavl-
vania ave and 1851 Psnnsyivania eva.
NORFOLK AND WARRINGTON. D. O., srIAx-
sp2e-1m BOAT COMPANY.
W--,NEWPORT NRWs VA - -
- FOR profitable investuents spply 70
sv9e1ms 1sal xsts1s 1rokasA IsvpGsS ES1S,vs,
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THE RUNAWAY ITATA.
A Good Deal OF Mystery to the Move
ments for Her Capture.

AN ATTEMPT TO BE MADE, But NO SUCCESS Ar-
PARENTLY KxPEcTED-THE STATE DEPARTMENT
NOT IN ACCORD WITH SECRETARY TRACY AND
ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER.
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OF VIGILANCE!
WEDNESDAY, MAY g, 1891.
Constant striving has produced constant
improvement in the STYLE fit and workman
ship Of the garments leaving this establish
ment. All shortcomings have been cor
rected. Superior grades of imported cloths
are being made up into Suits and Trouser-
ings at prices only possible by doing large
business on Q strictly cash-upon-dslivery"
basis. Drop in and look through the stock
and get prices.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
my7 Cor 9th and G SITS. NV.
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FINANCIAL.

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK.
At Georgetown. in the District of Columbia.
At the close of business. May 4. 1S9l-
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BLANKETS.
~ We have the facilities and lnowisdgO
- to how they ahould BE- laundried and
Guarantee 70 return than ~ You equal to
new. Name and address. please. and ono
q our wagons viii call for thsni
ToL,GAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
apS-dm ~ Q =. nv.
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r. ARUNDEL~ON-THE-BAY.
- Beautifully located on Chesapeake bay, 4
Of mile south OF Bay Ridge Nd. with long water
front the bay high ground and thickly wooded with
some OF the grandest shade trees
Boating, bathing. fishing. grabbing and shooting.
One and half hours iIom Washington, one hour
from Baltimore. number Of frst-eass cottages
now being erected.
Lots from $3.50 to $500, on easy terms Plats and
information furnished by
DAVID d. STONE, Manager
The Chesapeake and Columbia Investment Co.,
my7-1m Sol ct. n ".
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ap6-3m No. 40 9th st. NV.
R~PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR NEG
hge, puff bosom and dress shirts with
P. r. HALL. Shirtmsker. 00S st. NV.
Factory on premises. my1-:Sm
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DO YOU KNOW
~ An accident policy in the New
York Accident Ins. Co. would
proves source Of great satisfaction
to you!
THOMAS THOMAS,
637 St.,
ap2o-2m Resident Managers.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION
HI OF the
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
AT WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia
AT the close OF business, May 4. 1891.
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FINANCIAL.

THREE
i FEATURES
OF THE
BUSINESS
OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY-TRUSTs
DEPOSITS AND STORAGE
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The eeather 10 likely to be generally fair;
~ GARNER; south pinds.
PROMPTNESS.
Oh, what q virtue In q Lumber Firm! What .
pleasure to deal with firm that will not keep
you waiting On whose word you can rely.
Whose system is such that they can tell you to
minute when to expect your lumber. And
then our prices so low. 81. Is PER 100 FEET.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER L MILLER,
Lumber and Mill Work,
myS 9TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June (Spec.an.-The downhill inclination OF
wheat was checked to-day by turn in the cables farS
Berlin and Liverpool all closed at advance trihing
all round but considered significant because
made In the face OF weakness yesterday Here wheat ou
easy The close. however. cent over wednesday
Besides the little improvement in the price abroad such
statements the cables brought were rather oulFh'
declared the Paris Commercial fAchange cst-
mated the French crop at 100000 TO 1iOo0OU0 dnaI
under an average A Chcag0an. George 4. ban, Ju'I
back from thirteen months stay abroad describes Ihe
European crop prospects wrcched aud gave IL a. ms
opinon that foreigners would take all the wheat America
had TO spare hc Price Current" declared that winter
wheat during had not quite maintained II. con
dillon There far cash business az Duluth ines
circumstances for caused the crowd to abandon
It's June break" theory. July wheat opened az "
sold between 99e and 979,. and closed az W. on the
other hand additional points in Kansas reported ne haF
vest begun. The estimated receipts OF corn LOT ffuN'
800 cars were small that shorts suffered scare sam
pes were up cent; the bull crowd OF shipper ana re-
ceivrs we're in feather The Price Current toa pro no.
nounced the crOp uneven July opened at 16't sou pc
tween 55s, and 572 and closed at IN The out nspe
lion was 500 600 the charters 325 600 Oats were up IN
Sympsthy with corn The charters were AR IVo'U3!5
t6e estimated receipts for Friday small 100 cars July
sold from 427s to a. closing az 49, Provisions Nrc
very weak carly the hogs, $4,000 ana Oh nec h
Of cents az the yards Whcn corn Vurheu su'h1' "o7
product regained It's loss.
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

rbore wos a decided revival in the wheat specula-
tn YESTERDAY the transactions running up to nearly
a 600 600 bushels. The increased activity was largely
due IN switching operations transfers being made from
InIv and August 10 December deliveries. stronger
evening was due TO steadicr cables, in spite of some
bt selling by the foreign element, while large freight
engagements on Wednesday ana Iuli cleaTdnces %
terday helped the bulls sharp decline fSSw b Un
pcrts OF wet weather in the Northwest the maj tone
Of the speculation was strong IN consequence Oh , o
heavy export demand and materially higher caDes ron
both Liverpool and Paris July options stared "a, az
81 OF ls fell 81 06 Ia and then rallied to al % io
December went from 81 o. LA III Va ia !" % VI anu
then rose to 81 o4 10. go. haitian rbore
The cash market was 1912 cent better Ilere
for export including No. ungraded Red ana NO 200
Chicago spring wheat. There were sales OF SG'Vp o
bushels of No Chicago spring wheat at 0tpor'> 0I
eynort 10 England The milling demand was unusually
large amounting to 1885, 600 bushels Of which 14ooQo
Corn was dull in the speculative line. 1t opened up
. cent declined 5-8a7s cent and closed at net gais
~ 7s@i Ii cents The strength of the late dealings
was due to stronger cables and the expectation Of small
shippers took 1913 900 bushels There also were sales
OF Ga 900 bushels TO arrive 10 exporters ana
changes we're gains Of Ia cent for september options
and 12d1 cent for the months nearOS' 'poV o'''
The biz receipts Of hogs at the West tended to de-
press lard options, which closed 2d3 points lower.
wE S 1a &%o'p 81 % Ess July 81 o. ~ August
81 o4; september 81 Oh 70; october 81 VI l2' DC
Corn-June Ga IS July, 60 IL; August. go IS
ostsgJnne 40 Il: July 40 L.; August, 40 IA;
september 40 IA cents.
Lard-Jltnc S6 As July. &c So August SO 81: Sep
tember So 76: October, So Sc nominal
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
at New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
follows Wheat. o14.6O2 bushels corn. 713O bush
els; oats 1929 bushels total grain 475.237 bush
els: -four. S,135 packages. At Chicago milwaukee,
and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 61810 bushels
corn 500 500 bushels oats 22o. 022 bushels; total
grain, 627, 632 bushels -four 1886 barrels.