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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
4 NEW THEATRE FOR BROOKLYN.

The new theatre in Brooklyn which is 10 be managed
nv F. F. Knowles and In which Daniel Frohman OF
tbe Ivceum Theatre has an interest, will be part
of the building known as the Universal belonging to
Lehman Brothers g. Owings. Parftt Brothers and
McElfatick d Son will be employed as arcmtects.
There will be entrances to the house In Adams ana
Washington SITS. and the stage will DO at Adamsst.
The auditorium is intended to seat 1000 people ana
will be one of the best furnished in Brooklyn OF new
York The stage will be 90 feet deep and lo' WHO
and there will he a lobby 100 by IS feet. The new
theatre il expected to be ready to open about Novem-
her J. 1t will BIO devoted for large part of the time
to the many attractions controlled by Daniel ana
Charles Frohn1an and A. l.. Hayman. 1t Is 10 Do
called the Columbia Theatre.
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WHAT IS the GRlPp
This Mysterious and Terrible Disease Carefully ANA.
Iyzcd and Dcscribcd-what TO DO When IL Comes

Iyzc6 and Describcd-What 10 Do When IL Cones.
Nearly every physician every scientist and sufferer
has been asking this great question What IS the Grpi
Some have asserted that It Ia dangerous mcrobe which
comes into the system breeds several millions every Sec
ond and soon oyerruns the body with disease Others
have said that passing through region OF star
dust and that the minute particles drawn into the
body every breath Whatever IL be. It is GER
tain that It something within body which is nstng
with the body to undermine the life.
What would dictate In such emergency
Counterfeit the enemy. Drive it from the system Do
not trfe with IT, Act promptly and wisely at the hrst
approach which you readily decct. Take something
which can counterfeit that deadly influence. Spirits OF
some kind are thing take and whiskcy is pref.
cradle any kind Of spirit but It should be borne
very carefully mind that only whiskcy Will have
the effect and IL should also be remembered that Duys
Pure Matt whskey stands at the head OF all preparations
and is the only medicinal whiskey upon the market
Scientists have asserted this the doctors have verified It,
and millions Of people have proven 1t beyond doubt
There are many INSCRIPTIONS dealers who VIII assure you
that any whiskey will the purpose but they are
wrong and arc trying deceive YOU In case OF Grip
YOU cannot afford 70 any chances therefore take that
which beyond question pure, medicinal and the only
valuable whiskey upon the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16

of the Cloth Hat and Cap Makers Union, who were
arrested on Tuesday night on charges OF extortlon
were brought before Justice Meade at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday for examination. 1t appeared
from the complaint that Mark Davis. OF No. 1o9
Greenest. NJ. Berg & Co., of No. 80 West Houston
ST., and Herman Alexander, of No. 100 Greene-st.
all hat and cap manufacturers, are the compliments
The charges of extordon are based upon the aIega-
ton that the union compelled them TO pay divers sums
of money, between $50 and 800 each or make other
rembursements for lost time TO the members OF the
unon before the union allowed the men 10 return to
work after strike There seven charges against
the prisoners. Justice Meade asked for $1,000 pan
each which was furnished, and the examination was
set doCn for to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORh DEALlNOS.
For wheat options the market yesterday was mod
eraely active the sales aggegating 5S59ooo bushes'
The temper throughout the day was quito strong on
continued Continental buying and arm public cables
The English markets, however, were, ACCORDING 10
private dispatches rather easier and English houses
were fair sellers at tho opening, which caused a
decline of 1904 cent from the closing quotations
OF Tuesday evening When this buying stopped a
sharp advance took place and the closing prices were
1-205s cent higher for the day. There was some
talk on the Produce Exchange that foreign houses
were manipulating the market by means OF reports
of deal In Berlin in wheat, another In PARIS In nour
and one in Liverpool In corn. me spot market was
fairly active and closed at l2 cent advance with q
bushels. including $4,000 bushels for export, while
100000 bushels were taken for forward delivery on
81 Is IL and closed at 81 IL IA. July started at
81 10 H. reacted 1S cent then ADVANCED and closed
at 81 IL is December opened at II O6 3D. advanced
to 81 OF So and closed at 81 OF H. mi, .o,,o.
The corn market was quiet and steady The cables
were firm and the interior movement, as we'll as sea-
board receipts, continued small Spot corn was strong
and fairly active with 10000 bushels taken by ex-
opened at II cents and sold down TO 70 SO, closing
at rs 7-8 cents August started at ~ IL, declined
oats were moderately active, the sales being $4,000
bushels in futures and o55o0O bushels on the spot
There Il CsO EerS Se 1H to- anG at
July started at 50 "a and advanced to 60 Ia cents at
Lard opened at advance of point, reacted and
declined one 70 four points and closed steady Inc
o,o1O terceS, part at Genus Tor western
steam The closing prices were as follows:
Wheat-May 81 10 IA June, 81 10; July, 81 IL 1.s;
Corn~May. T6 rs; July, 70; August, ~ IL cents
oats-May. 81 june, go 50 July, go IA cents.
Iard-May 81 90; July, So SO; August. 81 45.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat 30216 bushels corn, .299 bush
els oats 81 7O8 bushels total grain Isl 200 bushels
-four IS 900 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Ious the arrivals Wheat, 65, 400 bushels ;
corn 2o7 1855 bushels; oats, 1854 bushels total
grain, 44e,e bushels -four, 27,Oe3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY,
Jersey CITY.
THE RING TO BUILD NEW CITY ia

THE RING TO BUILD NEW CITY HALL
Governor Abbott has signed the blu winch permits
v,rSr cleveland and three Commissioners appointed
80 him 70 cypend s25o.ooo for the purchase Of
s =, and inc erection OF new city Hail. 1t is gen.
orally believed that the amount the commission Is
su,borIzed to cxpend in this work is but the enter
,ng wedge. and that when the City Hall is COM
n,e,ea tho city will be extremely fortunate II the
cost Is not 100000. orostes Cleveland, as Mayor
~ the CITY had bill introduced In the Legislature
~ IsoO authorizing the construction OF a City HAL
Itch No limit TO the expenditure. The bill also pro
y,ded that the Commissioners he appointed we've 70
..,sct site. Amendments were added to the bill.
and his purpose was defeated
cleveland waited for the last Legislature TO meet
and another bill introduced This bill Governor
.nhctt refused to sign, limit OF expenditure
was fixed Two days before the Legislature
new hill was brought before the Assembly, anu 10
had limit OF sesooQ9 TO be expended ms Was c
."shed through aud on Tuesday became law by tnc
rsrsrnors Signature. The location OF the site for
ths new municipal building has not been determined
on. .-u. ,os. r,,t+ that n sife for tho
new city Hall had been selected az Van Worst and
:dontgoniery sts
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was special feature TO the crude oil markets
Yesterday except that orders In Buckeye resulted IN
sales OF $1,000 barrels al the Consolidated Exchange
al 1s01oa17 1-eal7 "a cents. Explanation OF this
movement was lacking, except that attention was
directed to the conversion Of the Of Ohio oil into
negotiable certificates according TO the last report
~ 9be Hnckeyc Pipe Line. The theory advanced
Tentatively that booming would precede the market
Ing OF the certificates. The National Transit nrAet
was correspondingy active, 1000 barrels in options
Stock Exchange sales of 5000 barrels OF Transit oil
were made at 70 cents. There was no significance
10 the speculation. Refined quotations we're: TO
cents in barrels go cents IN cases. Foreign quota
lions we're: Antwerp, 10 3-6 francs; Bremen; 60
MARKS; London, 11-l0D5 "a pence.
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Short olses sl2 7SaslS 81 Extra Prime "a 7sasi2 Is
CITY Extra India Mess IN s quoted At s5as iq Family
sSS.S 81 - M ss: Is ssS ss os g. Ba bin
odss demand a s snSshsMqssd prices sales S ss
Ss Se @ psshPS te@ at ~
@ Sr sn Saa 's fG March fp here III sS 20
5aSS 9 sSdG sSIs g. @ R e eSssss
May 6k Gis e 81 3 5Sy % 60 sSGpe%Rses 60 HS
fna 10 oD @sS Pig BOAT
declined 70 points, and closed steady with only
MOdeFss trade Spot easter a.d a% sCs@s
steam CITY With hR1 a5s demand saIs
2 sCe s and S SS R@a ceg qu Closed It
Ss ;%s, Sod e. Ht Tn s,o :SSf d
gd ;ass 1000 s sSssa e
BuTTER-oget New Buter-pcnnsyly sna crsyam,ery
epesmcry hH e So do %
gSd ,5d Ss'c beE half tabs s sHS Bas W
tub! Ip%sy good 22 S,Ssa. Wait Is
Seconds te ssjo Sdy lss fSursb
ca saI , psry ass sa Fe Tss6 a
all.made fancy colored i2ia2ac 90 white i2gl2+e
s Pee@ 1SS9' go~ sSSS e g"SS
srn sn s ss iOdlas pant 'Hi
EGesouet state and PsnasyIyanis fresh ssII5c
%s;SS a.s S Southern
's@e P oas slee
Ior Iair rehnng and sac for W oesS s
and $50 bags centiiue 80 test at Ss ON the COZ
at 35Sd3.54c; May 3,5Ba360c; June 3GQd306c
REF1NED-Qulet and unchanged; Cut Loaf &c Crushed
Poxdefed' stci Mould SA4g RS fFe Diamond {5ie
CONFECTIONERY "a" 5.l0c Columbia "A, sac; Wind.
sor "a" 44c; Ridgewood a." 41sc Phoenix a."
42c; Empire az 4.Oec No o, 4c No 7, 304e No g.
STEARiNE-Dull and nominal; City Lard quoted at
TALLoW-Dul and nominal; Prime CITY quoted at
5d5 Lice. -
1000 bags Pngsuey, 200 pxgs FOrmosa and 400 pkgs
Foochow on private terms:
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, April 15.-cottOn dull; mIddllng &C. Flour
berry, eIi5asl 90 NO. 2. s1i5 steamer No. req RED
g 1917 May, q dsi iss July, 81 0ss bid August:
yellow so@slc Western 4aetye qnd higher Hea
56c. Oats firm. Rye steady Hay hrm. Provisions
isse. Others unchanged. ocean freights dun. re,
eeipts-Four 2ot7 bbls wheat 1892 bush corn 5,JS:
bush oats, IL 600 bush. SbipmentsFlour, li41S b0s
corn, 2o.425 bush. Sales-Wheat 1920 bush; cora
1859 bush.
Boston, April 15.-Markes unchanged Rcceipts-Flo1r
5000 b6s, COCO sacks corn, 1000 BUSH oats, io'oVo
bush shorts, % tons.
Buffalo Aprll l5.-wheat-No. hard In store " 70
asked, 81 1873 cost insurance aud freight cars NO
Northern on track sold at II i7 5000 bush 90 IN sore
sold at 81 49, 5000 bush Chicago sample, cost INSURANCE
and freight sold a 81 10; 5000 bush No Northern Du
Iuh. sold at 81 12 cost insurance and freight WhI
wheat higher cars No red 81 l4asl 1Ai2i cars 90
sold at 81 l4is No. white oregon sold az 81 IL
Corn opened nrm IL No yellow sold at 7S'ac
cars No. sold at 7Sc cars sold at 7Sc cars NO
white sold at II &c closing ut re advance asked Oats
strong cars No. white, sold at Oli2c; No. whte,
60lc; No. mixed. 00c sskeG, on track No white IN
store 6l2c BarleySevera private sales were made put
the demand is apparently for the Rye higher
No. 2, on track, sold at 9Tc. Flour strong. MIL
feed unchanged. Reccipts-Wheat, 10000 bush corn
J5 900 bush oats 5000 BUSH shipments-wheat, $4,000
bush corn 10000 bush. -
Chicago, April 1.-the leading futures ranged as fol-
iOxyS
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Lly4rpool, April 10, p. m-Ihe saIes OF Che day In
Futares closed quiet low mid
alng Sdyse, 4e4a4 4564d May and June delivery
s2eia al lss4d June and July delivery s2oia buy;
snd septenSer delivery 5se4a4 59etd september and
October delivery 5sotgt oSote Uyto1es ana MoSsnS
livery 4 5S.64Gf 50-6id. 49, -. -,s.,,-. q, =. -.
o,ddlinS iSc GOOD ordinary 5-0c; net and gross
receipts, $3.50 bales sales. Sos bales stock Ses'0
Norfolk April is.-cOtoa nominal middns SIC
lao hsla. sales I55 bales; stock. 12,l bales
Savannah, April 15.-Co ton dull; mlcdlns' Sloe !:
pcsel Zoo bales sales 100 bales stock IS Sl9 bales
NeT9e,ns & AP gdod onay 7 nee receipts
hsIes eoss 2725 bales exports 20 the Continent 300
a hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, April 15.cattle Receipts last p hours, 2040
head total the week thus far, 5520 head for same
time last week Gs4o head eOnsgned through o2o head
all sold no good stock here closed strong Hogs-tte.
CENTS last "a hours $3.50 head total for the week thus
sor 20 200 head for same time week $3.50 head
consigned through $3.50 head; TO ewYork 800 head
on s9Ie 200 head opened slow good weights steady
light slow closed weak for light grades with number nn:
Worrs * f5Is5 IO pigs "a o5dsi 65. Sheep and
last "a hours 600 head total oI the
70 COO Eesd cOnSgSsd through 1900 head e New
VIZ o so0 head: on sale 5000 head opened slow
ha s2acS Very dull; prices about steady closed with
a oyyer t@ndeney for nj grades; few loads unsod
Shfc,eo Nnrl 15.-''Ihe Evening Journal reports
cate Receipts 900 head sdhmeG' 1000 i he1G
m VITA sS8aG 3o other steers 81 70dS5 90 cows and
Sefers % 75as4 15 stockers SSasi Co. Hogs Re
over common packers "a 25ds4 75 fair g choice pack
r onst az aht "a 9OdS5 15 SheepRecelps, 5000
sead shipments 5000 head market steady to strong for
nad siny weak for heavy weights natives. s. 50dS6
y weStcrns As OOds5 90 lambs. IS G2haS6 20
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

THE MYSTERY OF DONNELLY'S DEATH.
motley crowd of curious slghtseek assembled in
Carrplrs undertaking shop in Railroad-ave., White
Plains, yesterday afternoon to listen to the testimony
which Coroner Mathewss investigation would develop
relative to the Of Thomas Donnelly, who
found dead on the rear stoop Of John Carr's lqur-
shop last Sunday night. AS the appeared to
BIS important that at first supposed, Coroner
Mathews dispensed with the Jury at first drawn and
summoned another composed of more sturdy business
men, with the village PRESIDENT Samuel Hopper, as
foreman.
Tho only witness sworn was Thomas E. Marion,
a cousin Of the Thomas Marion whose eyes were
blackened by the dead youth during fight in Carrs
PaSe On %Sg n oS o Sbedans to s
S cousin beas se pss S e place "a dG and ns IN
stop aghtlng and returned to the and had
saturday and also on Sunday. He ascribed Donhellys
death 70 excessive drinking. The inquest was then
The body Of young Donnelly was buried in the
rural cemetery yesterday afternoon. His mother will
os budns iSf $1,000 UNDER the cS CIV 0T Damage
act
WHITE PLAINs-James W. stafford, who has the
power of attorney to sell Mrs. Marie L. Carharts coun
try seat here received dispatch yesterday from Otto
Keisich, dated Los Angeles, Cal, in which the elop-
ing coachman demands the forwarding of papers in ref
Mr.. Stafford says he will ignore his demands. A
Spectator named Henneberger has offered 500 900 for
Mrs. Carharts property, but she asks $4,000. Mr..
Stafford also says that Keislich purchased the
ppovidenca Ranch In California for Mrs. Carhart, but
that the property came 10 her as part of her hus-
bands portion In the settlement OF affairs OF the late
hrm OF Carhart, Whitford Co.
YoNKERs:-The Yonkers Surface Railroad Com
pany has petltioned the Common Council for the prvi-
ese Of changing its power from that of horses 10 ee
ueity.
PURDY'S STATION.-Jesse Lockwood, the old.
white haired man. who, alleged, caused the death Of
ms wife at their home IA the town Of North Salem, by
Kicking and beating her, Is stu at the farmhouse Of
the L0ciwoods. in the custody OF Deputy Sheriff Hal
ieck Many persons In North Salem regarded him O
harmless oank on religion He has on several oc-
eaSons been seer 10 get down his knees In the
street and pray and shout to attract the atten-
ton OF passersby lie serward reviled persons whom
ne Imagined had offended injured him. When not
working his farm he formerly peddIed Bibles and
Lestaments IN the villages OF Westchester County. II
Is generally believed that the old win be held
irresponsible for the killing OF his wife and that he will
be committed 10 an insane asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
NEWARK.

OPPOSING THE NEW BOARD OF WORKS.
The new Board of Works was organized yesterdar
Az the election of James Smith, IT,, president Enos
Runyon clerk. Colonel E. Livingston Price counsel ana
charles Marsh superintendent. The old Aqueduct
noard which is iegsated OF existence by the new
law held last meeting Just prior to the organization
AZ the new Board Formal protests were made by the
Republican Commissioners, but they were dlsregarded.
and the Board adjourned sine die. A summons was
eryed on the Commissioners together with the Mayor
and the financial officers to appear before the Chan-
co,ar on April % at Trenton TO answer to writ OF
Complaint BY the three Republican Aqueduct Commits
sioners to test the legality Of the new Board. the
hni which was drawn by Judge Frank Fort, taxes
eXseption to the new law on number Of points. the
most important being that II contravenes the Consttu-
ton in being private and special law, apphcaDle
alops IN Newark,
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NOT A THIEF. BUT THE DEAD MANS BROTHER.

David r. Garniss, q lawyer at NO. % Lloer'S' s.''
dod ~ his boarding house. No 134 West Thirty fourth
a.. ON Aprl o f.om pneumonia. lie had nothing
TO do with his relatives for years, and Dr. FRANCIS
w. Murray, Of No. % West Thiltysixhst physician
OF the Masonic Relief Association, attended hm' as
arniss was master of ST. Nicholas Lodge over twenty
years ago. DR.. Murray advertised for the dead
mans relatives and they toook possession oil the oody
and buried it. brother Of the lawyer ana mau
named Bergman, who had been client OF inc ueau
man. visited his room and took away his gold watch.
This gave rise to the story that the watch had
been stolen. The dead mans brother lives in Morris
town. n j. People in the house No. 134 West
Thirty fourh-st say that none OF the lawyers prop
erty is missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
aHE MERCURY TAXES A SUMNER CLIMB.

II was hot day yesterday. With two exceptions
was the hottest day record in this city for this
ume Of year. The mercury in Sergeant Dunn's Of
hclal thermometer, top OF the Equitable Building
registered "a degrees at yesterday. On April
TO- 1880 at noon II registered 76 degrees. The record
iT April is, 1875. is 7s degrees. The mercury in
u'e Thermometer at IIudnuts pharmacy yesterday
reached as high as rs degrees, but it did not 90 so
mgh on the breezy top Of the EQUITABLE Building.
;ADont O'Clock there was a sudden chanee In the
- o.npvintne cool wind began to blow, a cold. thin
aeeicedy uncomfortable without an overcoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Brazil growths the market Is quet
but steady at lSGlSsc for No T. NO sales were
milder grades fairly active and steady oae,
1000 Central American 500 bags Costa lea 900 os
Maracabo and 400 bags Mexican private terms dh
option market dull The sales II 100 bags anu
closing figures indicated decline OF 5dlO points liz
oricfaf RIO cable follows Regular first no kosl, nona
good second 40 kiosl 900 Exchange GprSa's or
the United states nil Rio clearances for Europe oil o
stock 73 600 bags. Rio market fm Receipts IN santos,
1000 bags Santos stock 109 coo bags Santos market
nrm Good average Santos 9 40o Hayre closed q an
advance OF franc London advanced 3dOd ana hahou's
xnaa mart iiv L.
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OIL MARKETS.

Oh City PENN April l5Nstlong Transit eert aSss
sses :e.Isaess IS? GOO bs s,-ss es s
'''pittsb1ra Penn April i5-Petroeum-N Nothing doing
national Transit certhcsos opened at 72tc closed ~
Brsdfofd Fem April 1sNatopsl Tran,ai strt ns.t
onenod closed Ut 725ae; highest Iotej o"Sss
56ssc: clcsrances, $1,000 bbls
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STAINED.

Strict Good Ordinary g 11I6 Mlddling $50
liverpool teegrams "a 2. m-Recelpts oQO n,c
which for speculation and export 1000 bales AmstG'
5000 bales. Spot market in buyers favor 1diuui"s'
The receipts continues heavy, and the market % dy
m decline Tod9y's decline 2d8 points Tor inc
with the speculation moderate, the sales reaehhg Glow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY APRIL

wheat and rour-Holders offer sparinsly- Corn-sp9t-
The supply Is poor futures holders oner spsrhM Nav
strong at 6s 5d June strong st o. Sd Hops at Lonoon-
Pacific Coast-Hoders are not offering.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ilyerpool Aprll 49, 3:i5 n. m.-Deef1Ihe supply Is
,eof FofR-HSldgs o spsrnSg Inm,GhoiG Has
nrer moderaefy Bacon-Iioldors ODER modcia Iohg
clear middles about as ~ steady at Bis ga Oneess-
Holders oner sparngy oner ,dspoot
and ures-Holders offer moderately prime western sS'
and April. 1rm st 5fsi May ana June nfm ~ ''' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-16

on the Exchange sCdsy the butte! t @ass ys:
rsts, 17a9c extra dairy. 2oa22e extra nrst'' 17Sl''
s9I1nR 4?s isSa; ss s S.; .1o5S
No mixed 7Ssa!dc Oats ,nsStted No o., P RdSefx
siesd 2 gyo ' Gaf s a 80 s.
So 25 lc0n in demand IS 20 Whisky parts
steady ''''' '''"'' -''S' - ''
MINNEAPOLIS April wheat was nrd in fair we're ere
only modcae Receipts were IlS cars VIVA n npIer
See Of 'S gcsterda The bulk northern sSla
little more White wheat sold at about o0c Receipts
ca cars, wh'a Closing GT ' pr9 e: 10 niu hard
or no. SOrhf "a Ag o5 & @ 3d. Max NoheSn Hpr
Il % Ss' trS on Il o2$ - 1872 6ss w.
ou Nrap ss !SPHs % aeS
s$ R:ssssFsar f iSsG N S 81 Ss
g ns bush Thea Sa SS6 ba SSGo Dy
PEORIA April u 1ScC Sgc 1hssssT ar MD No.
sp SnS fsqaes S. 600 hush vt Sss:
sS.S O sSsh ?s5sg bush ba Gs 600
% April 1Soar SsS ACTIVE y'5 Gsm %SSsFe e
y 8 snd % i sn :sPp:s
desirable milling grades wanted at full Rices F1f No hf
Psnnsylyana red In grain depot 81 2l2 was pa p s
there was none offering In that ocatoE 500 bush OF Ene
same grade in EXPORT elevator sold at 81 2l Fntures
nuninal hut the OF the market was rm under stO
cables and higher reports from other grain centres
and April No red wanted q: 1c ADVANCE NO o req
Anr 81 1Sds1 20 NAV, q 15d$l 1872 June, 81 ht
81 S July 81 1Odsl 1o Corn with very Gyu h a1S
near deliveries Of No a export seyatG adyaneed 10 1aSc
in opt caOts QUIET but firm at orm se rates
40. 2 yellow held at Sic no. mixed April soaSlc
May 779a7sc June 7597oc July 7Sg1aG oa OS
Stronger reports from other grain centres fair local demand
%Glt ear Gpssao9sc white osc ungraded white,
C$ aG3ic; June and July 0S';aCSec, Pr9y o., Ions
steady and in good obbng demand; beef hams slS ooa
sis 30 port new s13 so do family $l4 S0aIS
ana 4e Other articles TnSha . s6 ,I Rsce 1Gso
q 400 hush; oats 8.4CO bush. Shlpments-Wheat 1000
bush: corn $500 bush; oats, $500 BUSH
Toledo. April 15-Wheat-Dull, firm casr, April
and May, Sill i9ly = Oh; August 81 coz, Corn no
qvsecdDg cash and Nay Rscf h5 G,tT
2oo bush coyerseed bags shg Hn soS
bush; cioveIseed 2G1 fags.