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Editors and Publishers Indicted.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The grand jury this
afternoon handed up batch OF indictments
against the editors and publishers Of New
York city morning newspapers, except the
Tribune, charging them with misdemeanor
for publishing an account of the execution
of murderers recently killed at Sing Sing.
The Tribune paper is found to have complied
with the law. The indicted men will be
summoned to give bail.
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France and the Vatican

BERLIN. Aug. 4.-The National Gazette
has dispatch from Rome saying France
and the Vatican entered into now agree
ment IN July by which France undertakes
to help the Vatican in its financial embar-
rassment, and the Vatican binds itself to
support the republic at home and abroad. J
The TWO parties have also agreed. it is
said, TO promote q republican propaganda
in italy
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Smallpox in Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "A dispatch to the
Associated Press from the City Of Mexico
says there is smallpox epidemic al Aca-
pulco Vera Cruz has been partially
flooded by rain, and the American consul
there is sick with yellow fever. Senior
the new Venezuelan consul, has
arrived. Antoine de Castenaello has left
for the United States, where he will repre-
sent Mexico at the Geological congress.
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A Letter Carrier Arrested.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Henry z. Barlow, q
letter carrier, was arrested tonight for
robbing the mails. He confessed to having
Systematically stolen money from letters
CARED on hissroute. The amount Barlow
has stolen cannot be estimated, but il 10
thought will resch into the thousands.
Barlow has been letter carrier nine years.
He is Q member Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic and has Q wife and tve children.
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Hawaiian Finances.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. .4.-Hawaiian ad-
vices by the steamer Australia state
Queen Liliuokalani has rendered Hon. j.
Mott Smith the portfolio Of minister Of
finance vice Weidmann, resigned, and that
he has accepted it. Customs statistics
show for the first six months OF the pres
emit year there was an increase IN the ex-
ports Of sugar from the islands Of "a 900
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tons over the same period in 1890. Most OF
the plantations have finished grinding cane
for the season. The total production OF
sugar for 1891 is estimated at about two
hundred and thirty thousand TONS An
average reduction OF % per cent OF taxes
on sugar plantations has been granted by
the cabinet as a result of a conference
with the planters who complain OF the de-
probation in the value Of sugar owing 10
the tariff measure of the United States.
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~ Engineers Resume Work

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4.-The engineers
on the 81" road, discharged q week ago
last Sunday are on their engines to- day
running regularly on the road. They are
working at the rate proposed by Chief
Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
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Hail Hurts Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Specials received
from North Dakota and Minnesota say
much damage was done to growing crops
by hail storms. The wheat in portions of
Minnesota was entirely destroyed. Near
Devils Lake, ID. d., in one place there are
1000 acres OF wheat ruined.
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p.nk Of Van Diemauslaud suspends.

HoBARrTowy, Aug. THE Bank Of Van
Diemansland has suspended. Its paid up
capital is ESQ, 900 and It's reserve capital
equal in amount
sion of the Bank of Van Diemansland
amounts TO between 200, 900 ana s3Uo. 900.
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Sealing schooners Ordered Home.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 4.-The sealing
schooner Minnie returned from Behring
sea last night having been ordered nome by
the Thetis.
The schooner G. d. Rand is also home
ward bound for the same reason. The
Thetis so far has warned forty schooners
to leave the sea-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-05
Protest Against importing Ballet Girls.

NEW YORK, Aug. A protest was
made to-day by the delegates of the Musical
Protective union against the admission TO
this country OF a ballet Iroup now about
leaving Europe under the management of
Walter Domrosch.
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The Grant Smelrsr strike.

OMAHA, Aug. There was no chang e
o-day in the strike situation, and the men
who are out are holding meetings. The
mayor to-day issued proclamation COM
msnding ali persons to desist from congre-
eating about business establishments for
the purpose OF enforcing the eight hour
law by any show of violence or force.
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Haytien Refugees I'm Colon.

Colon, Aug. 4-Forty-one Hayden refu-
ugees have arrived here from Port su
Prince, where they had taken refuge in
various consulates. They report every
thing quiet in the capital.
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The Queen of the Belgisns Recovering.

BRUssELs, Aug. THE alarm occasioned
by the sudden attack of illness the Queen
suffered yesterday is abating. The bulletin
issued this morning shows her majesty will
soon recover from indisposition.
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Bushyhead Charges Mayes with Corruption.

TAHLEQUAH, 1. T., Aug. fl. B. Mayes
was elected chief of the Cherokees on a
close vote. 1t was an orderly election.
Bushyhead, who was defeated for chief,
asserts Mayes' party used so, coo to secure
the United States government to the mat
ter There We're three tickets in the field
Each elected some Of its candidates to
offica
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The Abraham Baker Assignment.

Nsw YORK, Aug. 4.-The assignee Of
Abraham Baker, the noted broker, to day
stated be would be able to make q state
ment as to the condition Of Bakers affairs
in few DAYS.
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N. Roustau Appoiuted TO suaiu.

PARIS, Aug. At is officially announced
that Nj. Roustan, the French minister at
Washington, has been appointed French
minister to Spain to take the place Of NJ.
Cannon.
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KANSAS CRY, Aug. 4.-The Stars Topeka,
Kan, special says: A letter from Harrison
Kelly, ex-Congressman from this district,
in which he renounces the Republican party
and declares in future be will De found
fighting with Peiffer. Polk and Simpsons.
has created much talk ia political circles.
Kelly says he has turned TO the new party
Peoples party-as the best medium
through which to accomplish the reforms
demanded by the people.
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Cauada's Wheat Crop.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 4.-The annual re-
port of the president of the Dominion Mil
lers' association, which il in session here,
estimates the wheat crop Of the Dominion
at 30, l60, 900 bushels, reckoning which
shows 2, 900 bushels for export
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Diminished Custom Rsee;pts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The total receipts
from customs during July were s., 4S5, 232
less than the receipts for the same month
last year.
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Parliament to be Prorogued

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Parlianent will be
prorogued to- morrow. The Queens speech
contains congratulations on the successful
Legislation OF the session. Lord Salisbury
Will start for Chalet Cecil, at Dieppe.
Thurday next
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The O'Brien Bankruptcy Gaze.

DUBLIN, Aug. Am the bankruptcy
court to-day an order was issued granting
William O'Brien a further extension Of
three days in which to show cause why
degree il BANKRUPTCY against him should not
be issued.
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Old Colony DistiIlsry Company.

New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 4.-The Old
Colony distillery company, which was at
tached Saturday for Sl50,o00, has applied
for permission TO suspend temporarily.
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The Vote at collins,on and psweyviIle.

CoLLINsToS, Utah, Aug. Especial
telegram to The HERALD. I-CoIlinstcn
precinct: Democrats 10, Republicans =,
Liberals q. Deweyville precinct: Liberals
Ii, Democrats IL, Republicans 3.
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Emperor William at Bergen.

BERLIN, Aug. emperor William, on
board of the imperial yacht Hohenzollern,
has arrived at Bergen, Norway, on his way
to Germany.
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The Vote at Hebron.

HEBRON. Aug. 4.-[Speciai telegram to
THE HERALD. democratic ticket IA coun-
Gil: Representative w. II. Sargent, II;
Rapuhlica1
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Editor James Houghes Dead.

PirTsBURe, Aug. flames Hughes, news
editor of the Pittsburg Press, and one OF
the brightest journalists of this city, died
this morning of consumption.
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Register G. X. Anderson Dead.

TRINIDAD, Col, Aug. George K An
derson, register of the United States land
office at Folsom. died last night. Anderson
was once wealthy operator in oil III Penn
sylyania
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Canada VIII Surrender the sehoonsrs.

OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. 4.-The Dominion
has decided to surrender the
seven American fishing schooners recently
seized by the Canadian cruiser Dream for
fishing within the three mile limit in viola
ton Of the treaty. Commander Gordon
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Harrison Kelly Renounces Republication.

The Denver game was postponed; we
grounds.
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The Pinto at Genoa

GENOA, Aug. 4.-The Chilean cruisef
President Pinto has arrived here. The
authorities have taken measures to pre-
vent the Pinto shipping arms and ammun,
fion hara
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A Bitter EIGHT Oyer suSar.

New YORK, Aug. "A bitter fight was
begun to day by the Sugar trust against
Claus Spreckels, who has been a thorn in
the side ST the sugar refners on this coast
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A PASHA'S BRIDE.
An Officer Of the Khedive Comes
to America for One.
She Is Miss Emma COmfort-They First Meet
at Court Ball in CairO-He Is an
Englishman by Birth.

Especial TO THE HERALD-EXamlner Dispatch ]
NEW YORK, Aug. Among the passen
gers who came over on the last trip of the
Etruria was a distinguished foreigner,
whom anyone would have taken for an
Englishman but for the peculiar cut of his
clothing and the deep bronze on his face.
lie was handsome man with a powerful
physique and courtly manner. His iden-
tity was disclosed at Hotel Marlborough
to-day. He was no less parsonage than a
real Egyptian pasha. He is director gen
eral of princes in Egypt, an official who
ranks high in the court of the khedive.
His mission TO America is to escort to
Cairo young lady who is widely known
and highly esteemed i'll society
circles in this city. She is Miss Emma
Walraven Comfort, only child Major
Samuel Comfort a member of the Stand
ard Oil company. AT a ball in. the Khe-
dives palace the pasta fell in love with
Miss Comfort and his affection was recip-
rocated. The wedding will be celebrated
Wednesday at the residence Of the brides
uncle in Pennsylvania. Although pasta
the foreigner is an Englishman by birth
and education. His name is Harry Crooks
bank, and ne is entitled to add L. Il. G. S.
to his signature.
Many beautiful presents have been sent
the bride, but the one which she will prize
above all the rest, and which is to encircie
her throat when she is led to the altar.
comes from the khedive. 1t is a magnifi-
cent necklace. made especially by the court
jeweler. 1t is an exact copy OF the one
that was worn by Queen Aah-Hotepin in
the eighteenth dynasty, which began in
1903 b. c.. The stones in the necklace
were taken from the tombs of old Egyptian
princesses turned into mummies several
similar necklaces in the warld. Lady
Vincent has one and Lady Colon Moncliffe
the other, both of which were presented
by the Khedive.
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Mercer County. Pa Declares for Blaine

MERCER, Pa. Aug. THE county Re-
publican convention In session here to-day
adopted resolution declaring Blaine was
their choice for president in 1892.
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LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Daily Telegraph's
St. Petersburg correspondent denies that
any formal Russo-French alliance has been
formulated.
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To Negotiate With Pyramid Lake Indians.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Nv. A. Morgan of
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, has been appointed
commissioner to negotiate with the Indians
Of Pyramid Lake reservation in Nevada,
wee jay G. Slonecker, resigned.
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A Garrison Store House struck by Lightning.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-Lightning struck the
garrison store house at Rathenow this
morning, completely destroying 1t and its
contents. Loss, s3'5, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-25

nlents, 1919 bush stock 1.lg5 o35 bush sales,
9ns; O 7G dull mixed spot ana the monin,
81 &c; yellow IlaIsc; receipts 1854 bush; STOCK,
40 91- 70 eu S VaIs easy No. white Western ~
1900 bush; stock 81 046 bush rye easier No :,
81 O4G " % receipts 1927 bush stock %, sa3 ensi'
Grain feighis show an improved tone steam to Liver
pDa per onssi IL asked Cork for orders PEI
ton, IN sacks los. Cotton nominal: mddllng. 1sc.
e,Sep ,s9cr Sng c S unchanged litsr l do
Imitation 17G1sc ladle fancy 15a16c good to choice,
IS as S doee da Rio lS DC Eggs saSS
Iac; sugar steady unchanged Copper and whisky
Boston, Aug. 24,,-Flour quiet. but firm. Corn
ota oG sstces gqoeo.o but steady Reeepis-Floa
81 900 bush shorts, 1913 tons
Buffalo, Aug. 24.--wheat-No. hard scarce 8
at 81 Ia 5000 bush No Northern sold At 81 TO-
Winter wheat opened firm, but closed al inside prices
% red 3D. sold a sSi 81 Sss& S Ss No ~ extra
red sold at 81 o59Sl os cars mixed sold at q OF
carr No. white sold at 81 07d 81 Os Corn opened
easier No: yellow sold in carlots at 72c; 5000
bush. NO SOFA Or q lie Closing. NO. yellow
70 Ice; NO. 2 ID store 20 no other grades here
sold at soc: cars No. mixed on track sold at 5c
barley NO western, 10 arrive offered at 7lc
s6or best patent spring. s. 75s $ 5G 50 90 %usT
50 25ss5 50. Rye Gonr, s. 25as5 so. Millfeed.
firm: coarse winter bran, S1ls 75aS16: do spring,
S Tsea5 90 corn s Pq but Res sfp@
Flour. 10000 barrels; wheat, 1000 bush. corn,
10000: oats, lol' 900; rye; $4,000. shipments-By
81 900 by rail-four $4,000 barrels: wheat 1913. 900
bush corn. $1,000 bush; oats. 5000 bush
Cincinnati, Aug. 24.--Flour quiet family, S4a94 10 {;
fancy "a 456 - 90. Wheat, In good demand, strong
No. red, 81 Of. Receipts. 10000 bush; shipments,
IA 600 bush Corn quiet: No. mixed, 65c. Oats
easier: No mixed, 32032 1-2o. Rye. weaker lower
No q p3c Pork lower. to sell. $40 81 IL. Lard
anil lower 10 sell. SO %. Bulk meats, neglected
short dis S6 70. Bacon lover short clear, 81 100
e. ~ 10 Whsey firm sales 900 bbls finished goods
On basis OF 81 H. Butter firm fancy Egln creamery
Or 2Oc: Ohio. 25d 26c; choice dairy, 1877 lac. Lin
Sod OIL firm, 370 39c. sugars steady hard refined
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S ssa 's aissif Egg c :Sssss f S gss s%
and sie.aT ro p S9s 9iss4 Grs?
: 3-4s. Feed steady; winter bran, sl7sSl7 90 per
fSsa tsis 400 sacSs wheat, i55 800 bush corn;
10000 bush e ss 1000 S, ~ eo sS 0"
st. Louis, Aug 24.-F1our firm: unchanged. Wheat
The repQs of damage 81 frosts In Northero DAKOTA
nrdsys Close but 50 mnch ont for sale that the
advance was lost and fraction in addition. Then
frshec besrlsh ontside markets. advanced 5-sc on
large dssrsSss ~ visible e9e gear the eloss sou on
lower than saturday No. red cash % 1-le August
at 90 J4casi, closing at % l5c nominal; septeInber
g SsC q % ss g Se p sSsSs at sos ans
fears that damage might have been done starn the
% sy n bass e aDsss ' ysSE e ss az dgges z
3-sc from the top being scored The close wa!
tame ana l-is3.se below saturday; 20 2 cash. 59oi
~ s4815 I-2c, closing at 44e BIZ; January at 40
40 Ito, closing at 40 i-4c oats-fhe ght speculative
demand was at lower fatcs and weakness and depres
sion were the frAtpeSsm the market; No. cash at
29c; September zoe, closing At 29c; way at 80 149
a. ss' $40 T SoasPs &c. a ss az IS u%
and firm at slSE Oh Lead-Yo demand s4 90 bid;
September dull ut - 60 Butter IN scant supply
EeTS IN better demand and rnsr At i3c. Cornme at
80 95as3. Whiskey steaAs az 81 ~: Bsgrne AZ
IN: ss s and I Isrs 00 PSs Ct ct s g L
sS0 20 DrT salt mcats-Boxed Shoulders at 80 az l-e
AT 81 10 1-ofsT 90 BscoR-BOxed shoulders at sc Is :
longs at 81 35ng7 40 RIBS at 81 5oasI CO.. shot clear
Flour 5000 hbis wheat 223. 900 BUSH corn, 81 600
bush; oats. 10000 bnsh; rye 1000 bush barley;
600 bush I: corn 10000 bush oats 21.oO0 bush !.
rye. 1000 bush barley, none. III. -.
lo4 &c August and September 104 l-4c: December
1O6 loo Corn dnll cash sc. Oats quiet; casb
93c No white 35c. Rye active: cash and Sep
tAnber 05 1-2o Receipts-Flonr 1875 hble: wheat
oo4 68s bush corn 0.7o3 bnsh oats 2574 bush rye
4T6 bush. shlpments-FIour 1.195 bbIs: wheaS
3i5,15o bush; corn $500 bush: rye 4s.ofl bush.
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.sGAIN AND PRODUCE Markets
FEATUREs or NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.


The visible supply on Saturday Wheat 1887 90s
sushss decrease Of l69s go bushels corn 4,197 o7S
bushels Of 34246e bushels oats, 2l4l s05
decrease Of ee.se2 bushek rye, 159e0o0 an increase
OF 6o9.071.
Notwithstanding the fsAt tsa reports: frost re
ceyed the Produce Exchange yesterday from the spring
wheat sections, the market weaker. AdSces from
North Dakota and Manitoba 70 the effect that some
damage had been done the cop eot It WIS pretty veal
understood fully thrseourtr oI tho erop had be
condition AT one period Of She ay there 6resk Of
I'd y Ssp ssed le qps' w Ss ss 10 Of the recent
pCrt respecting the prohibited export wheat from Ra,
laid lower IN spe the unsettled weather the other
other hand the cesunees ssn were lrge and the nor
MSs was , sid 70 BE buying 81 the aee in the
vhble supply somewhat larger than haa been sk'
Ss so s" I'M cent below so the oea Sal Of saturday
The volume Of business wa only moderate sssresa'S
September opened at 81 1896 TO 81 1lS and then
Dtssmeer opened ~ q drepped to 81 1885, rose to
Nav i opened sd0 al s Il Is droed to s117 to
81 -. sod fen % 81 IS.
There wero 10000 bushels taken for export here 4. end Sc
moderate business at the outports Miuef' Vo'@ 10VOV
Rs was increased demand for export There were ere
DAY cargo SSsS' Of seeo bushels reported have been
taken for shipment mainly at 81 o4Hsl Co. ms
there fair Sesr,s = ssy u q. ct % SScei SaS
done LITTLE dss and on i: hS we're VS.; weak snd
laid Then he receipts at ase SST,IPS points 5s
s ens The close Sas . ne close
s, The s s @sfa " S SSS taken for
special eRees S,s sPd b of TO- Srs IN CORN
Trade was only moderate Options decaeS " on ys9
'Nvste. Witch wac pressed for sale. .,o ,o...
from 10 points lower owing 70 'ne decline
closing prices, we're: s.,,on,., a. ma. octono,
81 IL; December, 81 Ia May. 81 1874
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 2

at IS ly20s9c before the break and No. at s5@96c.
few cars Of Old wheat went at o@0c 9ver as
cepts Of wheat - hours 327 cars. shpmcuUsc -
cars Closing-No hard on track ysg iV on an
Northern, september na1-2 December ~ oo or
track, o. 1-2cGSl 02; No. Northern OH track' DO"
09c.
Peoria, ILL.,. Aug. 24.--corn easier 80, Gse: 10
% Ole No a. COO oats active loTsf = aoggiS
whshcy firm; wines, 81 Il spirits, 81 90 Rseep 6So
Com 10000 bush; oats; 10000 bush Gye k ScS2
oats, 81 900 bhsiT nv rye, 600 bush.
Philadelphia, Aug 24-F1our market ruled hrnl
S 3s WANT were %ese and qs swan 0' super
- g do extras, 81 25@s4 so NO Wihter sd1 ny
IS i5 western winter clear, 81 ia IS; DO straight
$5a 50 % winter patent new, 50 25d % so MIME
sofa clear 81 1896 1oi do straight 50 loaso 90
and firm at IS for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat 10
ports OF serious damage 10 crops by frost m Canada
and declined ikS a cents Under easier cables aad
general speculative selling Export demand was
81 o. closing at 81 oS 10; No ? penhsylysnia and
49, Be a So red rcd q h x Il 10 r. 70 s
september, 81 10 1891 10 80 october, 81 la
was weak and unsettled under free speculative sell
Ing DUG to biz receps ct chicagn and prices declined
ga and cents PEP per 10 o H. .a ay Srs i6b Ss h
onrements. No yellow track rs IL cents No 2
h egs ssa aS y Sen 10 grain m d'
Gents 5oS 9soS Sea pc cents
cncd 20 on car lots and c on options Under fce re-
cer,ts al all points Locally, there was little dspos-
ton to trade on speculative Accent and consnmptve
demand was only moderate nngraded Whit. 45s 16c {;
II &c; No. white, August, 41a41 lee; September,
3s63s 1-2c; October, 3s93s 1-2e November, 800 100
Provisions. In good demand and firm. Beet city fam
lly per Dbl, 8ll a6s Oil 30 do packed, $40 500 81
smoked beef Sesf hsns new s1ss o i 80
hams hams smoked per n il l2Si8ci do satbesrcGred
in tierces l051lc; sides, clear ribbed IN salt. fily
cured. 9 i.2c: do smoked, 7 12c; do pickiecured.
Dc do breakfast bacon, 1o8 10 ice Lard pure city
refined &C; do butchers loose, $40 lac Butter firm
INIT oulet Pennsylvania creamery, extra 229 23c do
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Vhcago. Aug "a tspootai).-Ph Northwestern crowd
was disposed to play wheat Tor advance today 1ey
hied TINS market up with reports Of damage claiming
ha frost had worked as Saturday Dirbt as IL
did in 1858 These messages came iron, Minneapolis and
Duluth One said that $4,000 900 bushels would be in
paired Although the it, COED faith
IN Us own news by acting it the reports here made very
For an instant prices got Ia figures OF
Seturd0y the decline began which lasted until cents
had been ioss me clese was not the bottom IL vas
however at cents under the opening y cent unde
saturdays closing December sold between 81 06a and
81 OBS ana closed at 81 OiS Resides the fOs d the
ances-almost 100000 bushels from the four Atlantic
portland the help Of decrease visible supply OF
lS05 600 bushels; much larger than anybody had ex
peced Foreigners were the principal bear factors in the
other side was selling here and reported very FREQ
seller at the seaboard The movement much larger
The here, 5s2, away beyond expectations
estimate for Tuesday, no Minneapolis and Duluth
had more new wheat than 81 on crop
1871 90 the former and 225 at the latter Kansas
city reported the receipt there Of nearly 700 cars Corn
bulls had expected 10 the chief benefit that cold
wave II turned that they cot no Advantage from 10
whatever. Prices opened at advance Of about 1ie
From the moment Of the opening however there
was an almost uninterrupted decline. The October de-
livery dropped almost cents the September 81 cents
sold Go to Glib and closed 02i2 October sold be-
62is and VA and closed at IS cents receipts
larger than eypecedS22 estimate FOR
Tuesday 92G. Oats synpathized somewhat with wheat
and corn September sold between 3ls gOil closing
a. 3o7s cents The provision market was considerably
pork. Cudahy's sales Of pork are supposed TO have
reached Ok GOO barrfs