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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-30
FINEST IN THE woRLp.
senator camden's Lumber Exhibition ~
the worlds Fair.

the Worlds Fair.
Senator Camden has informed Col.
Chancellor, Of the Worlds Fair Board,
that he intends to make at Chicago
the finest and most complete lumber
exhibition ever seen in the world.
The lumber viii all Be the product
Of West Virginia and will come from
Mr.. Camden's lands in various portions
Of West Virginia. The specimens will
be exhibited III various forms from the
rough log 70 the most highly finished
lumber. He will have sore Of the
lumber finished at the Pullman Car
Works especially for this exhibit.
West Virginia has 5000 square feet.
in the Forestry building for the lum-
Der exhibit from this State.
In addition to Senator camden's ex-
hibit there will be displays by other
West Virginians interested in the lum-
Der business, and It is an assured fact
that West Virginia's forestry exhibit
will be the finest ever seen in the
world.
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FUNERAL or ENaINErR nopaEs

The funeral obsequies of Engineer
Hodges, who was killed on the b. 81 o..
near Keyser, were, it is said, attended
BY the largest number Of people ever
in Keyser on a similar occasion. Both
the lodge of Odd Fellows and the order
Of Brotherhood Engineers attended,
twenty-five going from this city.
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STATIONS EsTABLIsHED.

There have been four outlying sta
lions established by the Agricultural
Department of the West Virginia Uni
versity, and Of these Dr.. W. w. Brown,
regent for this district, has secured the
location Of one at Martinsburg.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs. Snodgrass, West King street.
gave an entertainment last evening
for the benefit Of Presbyterian church.
Music, recitations, readings, etc, we're
the features Of the affair.
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SIX PERsoNs BURNED,
six Members of the Devils Auction.
Company Burned.

six Members of the Devils Auction
Company burned.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 30-The
disastrous fire which destroyed the
Central Theatre, the Times Annex and
other valuable property ON Wednes-
day night, proves to have been holo-
caust in which at least six persons are
known to have persisted in the flames,
or met death by being crushed by the
falling walls. The victims are:
William L. Brooks, aged % years.
Thomas Lorella, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Flora Lorella aged % years.
Miss Fanchon Conyers. aged 20 years.
Miss Vincencia Chitten, aged 90
years.
Miss Sara Goldman, aged IL years.
all six who are known to have lost
their lives were members of the "Dev-
lis Auction" Company and they were
reported missing by their fellow-play-
ers shortly after the fire was gotten
under control, The uncertainty that
surrounded their fate was practically
removed yesterday morning when no
traces Of any of them could be found,
and it was accepted as foregone con-
clusion that their bodies lay beneath
the debris under the stage Of the de-
vastated theatre building.
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Home Patronage Citizens !?

The sum of $4,000 was the
amount placed in Martinsburg
of the stock Of the National
Building and Loan Association
by Mr.. D. NJ. Duty, of this
CITY, Hagerstoacn Mail.
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MARnIED AND DRUNK N orr pAr.


Winchester Times.
Last Tuesday q young couple from
Frederick county went over to Hagers-
townand were married. It was rum
away match. While waiting for the
Winchester train that afternoon the
newly-made husband proceeded to
sample the various brands Of Hagers-
town whiskey in . liberal sort Of way,
50 that when the train came along he
was about as drunk as q man could
well be. The poor bride was terribly
distressed and wept most piteously,
but her newly-made lord and master
was alike obdurate to entreaty and
tears Landing in Winchester the man
was nearly helpless, and an hour after
wards he was seen sitting stupidity on
q pile Of ilOn crossing plates, in the
rain, with his fearful but faithful
bride beside him.
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Home Patronage Citizens?

The sum Of $4,000 was the
amount placed in Martinsburg
of the stock Of the National
Building and Loan Association
by Mr.. D. NJ. Duty, of this
city Hdgerstown Mall.
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Home Patronage Citizens?

The sum of $780, was the
amount placed in Martinsburg
Of the stock Of the National
Building and Loan Association
by Mr.. D. NJ. Duty, Of this
city. HagerstosUn Mail.
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He Hides Thousands Of Dollars in Boads
In Car.

ALTOONA, PA, April 30.--While re-
pairing passenger car in the shops
here workmen found I6 $500 bonds
sticking n the water closet ventilator.
They were drawn in favor Of Smith
County, Tenn, by the Tennessee and
Nashville Railroad. Last nightin the
same car "a $3.50 bonds Of the same
kind were found. 1t is supposed they
were hidden in the car by a hard-pressed
thief.
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4 r1Asrsr,s Stage FRIGHT.
He Leaves His Audience and Rushes
Home to stay.

He Leaves HIS Audience and Hushes
Home to stay.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 80. Sam
uel G. Fleischman, a young San Fran
cisco pianist who has just returned
from eight years sojourn in Europe,
was billed to give recital Thursday
night in Metropolitan Hall, but he had
an attack of stage fright, left the
large audience waiting, ran home and
two hours later was found IN the eel
lar, lying on the floor in dazed state,
with flute in hand.
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Home Patronage Citizens?

The sum of $50, 900 was the
amount placed in Martinsburg
of the stock of the National
Building and Loan Association
by Mr.. D. NJ. Duty, of this
city Hagerstown Mail.
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THE HESTER MURDER.
SAMUEL SINNER COyFESsES lie WAS
IN TIE CRIME.
FRIGHTENED ny SICKNESS HE
TELLS NOW THE AGED BROTHERS
WERE KILLED AND ROBBED.

HAzLEToN, Pa, April 3O.-Samnel
Sinner, Of Sugar Loaf Valley yester-
day created a sensation BY confessing
that he was one Of the men who help
ed murder the two aged Kester broth
ers and six new arrests will be made
tomorrow. Sinner said that he, Joe
Eveland, Henry Higgins and James
Gallagher, the later three Of whom
are awaiting trial for murder, killed
the Kesters for their money. The con-
fession was gotten from Sinner by a
mysterious old woman doctor. She is
said 10 have told Sinner that she would
tell him where to find $500 if he would
tell what he knew of the murder.
THE CONFESSION.
Among other things Sinner said in
this confession:
''Eveland shot William Kester and
the others dubbed John Kester to
death. We afterwards found 1000
and divided it, and then left the coun-
try for a time. Higgins and Gallagher
have nothing to do with the murder. !
Sinner has been sick and has feared
that he would die. This had much to
do with the confession. His physician
says he is not dangerously i'll and will
be around again in few days. A
detective viii be put in the house and
will arrest him as soon as he is well.
| The trial Of the three men now ac-
cused will probably be postponed until
the story Of Sinner is Investigated.
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Home Patronage Citizens !?

The sum Of SIS, 900 was the
amount placed in Martins
burg of the stock Of the Ma
tional Building and Loan As
ISOLATION by Nj. d. M. Duty,
Of this city. Hageystoasn
l1asl.
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SOCIAL DANCE.

Our society young men are arraHg-
ing to have social dance at Feller's
Opera House, May 10th.
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NOTICE.

At the Catholic fair tonight sur
per, consisting Of all the delicacies Of
the season. viii be served for twcnty-
Ave cents.
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srEEcHLsss.

Mrs. Barton, Of Second street. yes
terday received a slight paralytic
stroke, and she is now speechless.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT !?
ONE DINE PLACES II IN Two LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

situaf ons, Help wanted. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost, Found, strayed or Stolen, To
Buy, sello or Whatever Your
Want, Make Ii known In This Column.
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IAIR DEALING rs OUR MOTTO.

And one visit to our store will prove what we
say Call, get our prices, examine our goods
and compare with others, then You will be
satisfied with what we say Our goods are all
fresh, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DERN & RITTERS Grocery Store,
Queen Street, 5 doors north Of Snodgrass' Drug
store. 4l33W.e
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BIG LINE.

OF ranges and cook stoves that will please
you. Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. j. w. r.. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near St. Clair Hotel.
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4 woMAN.s SUICIDE.

Tie Wife OF Pennsylvania Railroad
Architect shoots Herself.
ELIZABETH, N. j.. April 80. Mrs.
Caroline Dubosque, wife Of an archi-
tect employee of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company and said to be a daugh-
ter of Judge Clayton, Of Chester, Pa,
committed suicide yesterday by shoot
ing herself with a revolver.
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TOR SALE.

Farm of 100 acres, 2 good new two story
frame houses, rooms each, orchard OF 1000
peach trees Farm situated near National Turn
Pike, six miles from Hancock, Nd. Price only
$500. easy terms. See -
4-2S-2w. j. H. BRIST0R-
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AIDES worsted and silk top shoe. the very
IL latest out, made by d. NJ Hough q Coz You
will find them at FIERY's SHOE SToRE.
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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choice lot of Early Rose potatoes for sale
IN 60 cents per bushel. W. B. CLENDENNIHG,
Bunker Hill, w. Va.
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You are invited TO call and see the immense
stock of gasoline stoves for sale at my place OF
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
fer beauty, economy and quick cooking j. W.
r. FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
near St. Clair Hotel.
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FoR SALE.

Three good mares; two bays, and one dapple
gray with foal. Also two good sets single har
ness riding bride and saddle. Apply at this
office. Att.
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Tor SALE.

FoR SALE.
Two double seated carriages mot jump seats
nearly as good as new, at half price. See
428-2w. j. H. BRISTOR.
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CPRING MILLINERY.

Infants Caps, IS cents to 50. Shirred Null
Hats. IS cents to So. LADIES' Straw Hats, 10
cents. MRS. X. A. LYONS.
4-2T-1w.
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FoR SALE
"A miniature Russian Bowling Alley. fully
equipped. Apply to c. r. 0'NEAL.
4-27-Iw.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
Apply to Miss ANNIE K. CHAPMAN, corner
Burke and Maple avenue. 4-s5-iw.
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To TREssPAssERs.

ON and after this date, all persons or parties
tresspassing upon the Ezra. Herring property,
will be prosecuted according to law. Due
warning Is hereby given. II. w. FLAGG.
April e. 1892 a.s.,w Renter.
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-GRAND CARNIVAL at Central opera House
VI this city, May 5, 1892, for the benefit OF the
j. G. Band. 4-20-2w.
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ON TIME DEPOSITS.

on and after April 18th, 1892, the Nationa
Bank, of Martinsburg w Va, will pay interes
on time certificates of deposit, at the rate o
per cent per annum.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
4-6-im. GEO. 8. HILL. Cashier.
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due NOTICE.

The party who so kindly removed the sheriff
revolver from the court house Monday. Will
save trouble by promptly returning It to the
sherif,s ONCE. He is known and will be given
ample time for its return.
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NyHE best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
il at bottom Prices at FIERY's SHOE STORE
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a TLAsr.
WANTED.
TrENTIoN.

NOR stylish walking Shoes with silk vamp go
E TO FIERY SHOE STORE.
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CPRING MILLINERY.
Lots Of Pretty Hats and extremely low prices
at MRS. r. A. LYONS.
4G-iw.
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WANTED.

ITO exchange acre lot, with brick house
situated on good road, II miles from Martins
burg, for house and lot In town. See
4-2s2w. JJH. BRISToR.
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INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.

On and after April 18th, 1892, the Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Martinsburg, w. Va, will pay
interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum
on time certificates of deposit
By order Board of Directors.
46-im FRANK E. WILSON, Cashier
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Foh SALE.
$50 young apple trees at 5 cents each. See
4-282w j. H. BRISTOR.
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NoU can find D. NJ. Hough a. GO. Is fine shoes at
II FTERY,s SHOE STORE. Don't forget the
place, next door to Hunters photograph CALLERS.
+ AIDES new spring oxfords in all the latest
shapes at FIERY's SHOE SCORE. Come and
see them Notf0ubie to show goods.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY,

tubs and pals extras. 2Cd21c do hrsts 1919 10
seconds 161dl71c; State dairy. Welsh tubs eAtr,s;
l9d2Oac nrst- 17l2 size seconds. lGl.I1!c MestIh
Imitation Creamery, hr,ts. 1I4lo.c; seconds oaiT
thirds l4dI4sc Western dairy, nrsts lie; seconds
AZ di5i2c; Western factory. extras. l5dleEc hrs
Ire -CHEESE-Eathet quiet tut arm a. genera.
rule factory fnl cream. white fancy 90 &C. o ~
to fair 7a7S,c part skins common ehoic. 1901
siate factory FIJI skins. i.al be-. EGGSIn ght re-
oncst but nrrn on fancy stoci PennsyNanla
new laid choice l7i2c Western, lGi, diGs,c for prime
do inferior - 5Ods3 so per case o., =.
SIjGAis-RAW- Unchonged and quiet. Quoted AZ =
for 80 test Muscoyado lGc for sc test cent? fnf'.
.. REF NED-In moderate request cut Loaf 1a'rI
crushed jd5i,c; powdered lllGd4c granulltcd o.
a9ac: cubes sCa, lice xxXX 4Is,,eess55 1. ICE
Conice,ioncrs 4. 3lGa4 5;lec columba A. s lioa
phoenix A fG4isc: Empire \. lj-lGd4 l5l9e; 10 o.
a. nc, No : 33 l6a3 1jl6c; No y, 31.d37sc no y
iii6d9 IjlGc No 10 3asd3'e; No II. Solo93 lSloc
HOSrF2RiN f-ard steady; city quoted So IN tcs
and sssc In Olconai garine city quoted ''so
ftLIoW~steady and quiet prime city quOtd at '''c
W0OI-There l. no change the wool market. but
manufacturers are slow In operating. and dealers report
mo- extensive transactions. stocks held with nrnhe''
Quotations: Ohio Y fleece. 27c; d. Xxx do 2ac De.
IL no 39l 1915: blood, 33c No combing. 30dScs
medium UNIV shed fleece Kentucky aud virginia pa
27c: do West .1l o4d26c: southern. 25d21c; sWthk
Texas l3d23c: fall do 16al71 spring tSforna irre
from hurs 16d21c: Nevada Utah oregon and Montana
lsa29c; Arizona and Ncv-MeXco wool. lGd2oc.
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against 5oooo qrs year. 1890
eoF IN receipts icy y o % and ,e Local
dmnuton OF osi 600 bush but they were Of little avail
Late continental cables hows'or came s3Hg with Paris
This served % arrest the depression and Chicago and
d rspG e% soys fGn T c.@s
saSyaa 1s &c. s4SuPS
P%e% for o week oS S me 5000 S Ss to 9 ra
RssF oP: ana Oa S Sa. and bush
$751; i1I bush S'v "fs' %:s. spe: lc
sna 6S nl, q G' ASi aer bought sd GO g9s
See a,o O9U S eg0 F ad and %i nc rcd SSTg
saes 10000 bush future lso coo bg,h spot Including
81 80 No6es re-, p aHs n6mDc s,
500 10 July si4as!sc dosing a. s5ise; do August
So 90 co'a 20 &c. a. ST. DO : emSer -
DO HSyeaDr So Do 81 S 81 90 ReeT eous q &
...RYF STEADY but very que, quoted 74a7Gs N car
%se S oI very Ssaar AID At TINE.
rather 9ryu while he dealing. rc 5 only moderate
realizing. coupd with favorable weather relorts
bv didedy better s cals, and b%i ar
by prominent local operator and mcaeic offerings. The
early loss va. recovered and the close showed rise Of
elged ,sdi "a higher The y~.Ee <appy had hgt lttr
on o sGes took 500 90 b"sG oa p sy AID F 'S
S Ssi bus: hpG u,ue bush SPOT ncaGaa
gngrseed mixed and WHIT at i5a"Ite no mixed mixed
55loc closing 552c August 5Ss &c. closing at
30 do September. 53lsa1ic, closing 34Ac: do
October. 54+e closing at 5fAc.. OAls-iad a quiet
opening with the feeling generally steady, the late
rise in prompted covering Of shorts and the close
showed an advance Of Sale. The visible Increased
OcO bush the spot lots little
no change leaving on about steady. Demand only
- delate Ccafanccs 300 bush. Sales 10000 bush
future 03 600 bush spot including 40 MIXED at 35ac
cirl aor; No white 3Gt, a37c elevator No mixed.
3i03Gi4c elevator: No Whit &c elcN No Chl.
cage 374c elevator: ungr1ded mixed track 33Ho
37loo: white do 3j0 i32c: NO Iuv. 3Ga 364c closing
81 3G4c do August. 3jt a357sc closing at 35-c: do
september 3i3a35c. closing ~ ED-OuOcd
40 n, G567 90 H. God0jc: 50 0jd7o, 100 ~ 753
SIC sharps rye feed 756sOc cotonseed meal.
per chou
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Ro the spot rul'd more active and %
s,ade stronger the lass Of 13isc for No. sale
Zoo bags Minus lldl3c 800 bags No. 3 per Marcia
ySi.c and go bags No. 5 santos. per Rose l2ase
Mid giowths Steody sales. 200 bags MaiacaibO phi.
yate terms. Option dealings quite brisk. aud
sm,Nr favored the 'hulls," with closing figures showing
mel gains Of 1920 points covering OF shorts"
std by better cables and the hrmnrss in spot lots
iisvre gained Loa. fr. and Hamburg CLOSED Las, pig
higher. Rio stronger. and London shade up Official
ouotstions. PAS y. mJuly 57s 50 August, SIS; Sep
smbeT, So; October. SOS Cd; November. 5Gs I'd De-
cember Sos Cd Flo quotes First ordinary 90 klOs),
u s $50 good second 90 kilc.). ~ 1907 exchange
10 ZIG receipts In Rio. 5000 bags; Rio stock 10000
bags Rio market lrm no shipments by steamer to unlid
States during week. o. 900 bags Eo shipments by sail
to United states during week 900 bag RIO shipment,
tnitd States during week, $5 coo bag Rio pureh'es
steamer to United states. 25c and per cent piimacr
steamer, loading at Rio for the United stat - Wrrt goOd
santos II 1850; receipts at santos 5000 olgo
Santos stock. 90 600 bags Santos natket-Culct; santos
shipments for the United State by stcim Ga 900 bag
Santos shipments fer Europe 1900 bags santos put
for the United States 10000 bags SlnO> purchases
for Europe 1900 bugs santos freight per steamer Ia
Iavre II and 10 cent pimaRe steamers loading at
santos the United States. loadn. at
Santos Europe three cleared from SantOS, July TO-
Cgpuct. % 900 bays. Receipts At Rio July 10 July
1892. 100 coo bags: time 1891. lS1 600 bags
sane 1890. 129 900 bags receipts at Santos July
70 July l6. 1892 &C 600 bags same time 1881, llOVO
bags time 1890, 81 600 bag. Total sales here TO-
A.v A bars
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEw.yoGE DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEw-YOGK DEALINGS
The statement Of the visible supply showed on sat
urdny
Wheat. 90 ,4fO,OOO bushels. decrease of 6S4'ooo
bushels: corn. 6743OOo bushels a decrease Of 49,
600 bushels: oats, 55Oi 900 bushels an increase oil
-. 900 bushels.
Wheat was ire rlar but comparatively slow; about
900 900 bushels changed hands trade being mainly
local. Weakness regncd early, and local longs IN
loaded on cable adviccs and lack OF outside support
For awhile the trading dull, with small changes
then came freer buying movement. and the marker
closed 5--aI I--c mp, the latter July. Chicago
and ST. Louis reported strong markets the current
Late continental cables were up 40 confines on nor
The visible supply decreased G54,0OO bushels, ana
l,cal stocks in store fell off 10000 bushels. Inc
weather generally was favorable. and the receipts, al
In. Northwest were liberal The United Kingdom
stocks were said 10 be large and TINS helped tr carr
depression. Private cables closed steadier and there
tbuted T. the late buoyancy
The report that Congress wOuh adlonrn next Mon
duy. and that action had been taken on the Anu
option bill helped the bulls later
september opened nj ~ u. ana sold mp % - Us,
The spot market strong and higher abolt eleven
loads taken for export here. and twenty iV' 10
arrive. Miller. bought 10000 bushels .,,.,nr
and Irospcct, Of ffcer receipts at Chicago Then
came sharp bulge on buoyant cables and cover
ing. compiled with bull manipulation by Cottrrll.
July closed = 10 up. and Others '-sd i-2c. Ibo
cash market was strong and higher. For export,
900 bushels spot taken.
oats gained s0l-ic on the hrmncss In corn and
Lard went IA points up and LOO terceN were
taken for export.
Wheat Jmiy - Is, August % IL. september
81 IS. October SO IS, December 81 - cents.
Corn-Iulv 80 - August % Is. september "a H.
october - 3S cents.
oats-Iuly 36i August 90 II. september %
Iaid-July 81 30. August - 90 september s. q.
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FLOUR AND MEAI1-FLOUR-There was firm
market all around TO-DAY, more especially on laNor'
brands which offered with reserve. The demand
WAS fair nrincitaly ON home trade Exporters
very moderate buyers. sales ., 300 BUS
200 bbs including LOO Dds low tNua
at So l5ds3 IS: 2 800 bills city mill. - 21dti 90
for the West Indies 10 20Q bbS Minnesota extra, - loa
81 S5 400 bbls winter wheat ~ l3dSi -; 60 bbl>
superhne, 81 1882 So $50 bbls nne ~ O1"~% 10.
Quotations City mill. West Indies - 2JdSi 40 patet'
e. 4Oas4 Isl low extra 81 15as5 10 winter wheat low
shoice to fancy soas4 10; patent; g s5ast %
g ioa IS Is rye mixtures 50 1888 60 raieht
mon 10 fancy SO 501cs 40; patents. oIdlna To choice
e. s5as4 60 fancy - o5dsi = Gne 81 G5Gsi 10 super
me AZ II 7SGS2 IS SOUTHERN Flpl lin u"l'
snte request and steady sales. 1C0O bbls. including
lew extras at - 1898 -; trade and family extras.
az 2O5S1 30 patents SOd$4 go. ......-RfE FLOUI-
Generally steady Sales $50 bhs snPcrine at - .5@
Dull az 5sc CORNMEAIz-Stcady. Yellow Weston
ouoted at % 1898 10 and BrrdYwlnn az $S Ioi NdN
$50 bills inclrdln9 300 hblS RandyMinse. ~, ,A ,o,
f;RAIN-WHEAI-lIad an Irregular caN, ana me uea!,
ng we're moderately active being Iaaniv OF local
Ihcre bcari-h market at the outset anN
one ner,o there wa decline OF a'sc but his was room
teosled and The close showed rise Ofedlse. Sptcm
he, onened at sfc steadily 10 S5sc at which II
closed Discouragng cable accounts ana otai realiR
ia 20 tho cary Weakness addition 70 which the stocks
in the United Kingdom were Iarge being 100000 qs.