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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
CARLISLE'S ESTIMATES.
Secretary of the Treasury Thinks
He Can Get Along with One
Million Less

Washington, D. c., Dec. 3.-The secre-
tary of the treasury today sent to the
House of Representatives his estimates
of appropriations required for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1896, which aggre-
gate $40, 435079 as against $411, S79,041
estimated for the present fiscal year.
Following is a recapitulation of the esti-
mates by departments for 1896, with
comparisons with the appropriations for
1895 cents omitted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
SEELEY INDICTED.
Ten True Bills Against the Default1ng
BoOk-keeper

New York. Nov 30-Ten indictments
were handed into the court of general ses,
sions today by the grand jury against
Samuel Seely, the defaulting book keeper
forgery and grand larceny Charles j.
Peschell, the criminal lawyer of Jersey
City, said today that Seely, the fugitive
book keeper of the Shoe and Leather bank
is not in Canada as has been reported.
The lawyer said that Lawyer Angel was
aware of the whereabouts of Seely and
could produce him within short time.
The directors Of the Shoe and Leather
bank have offered reward of $4,000 for
the arrest and conviction of Seely.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
Italian Parliament Opened.

Rome, Dec 3.-king Humbert opened
Parliament today with a touching refer
ence to the suffering and ruin caused by
the recent earthquakes. He added that
the national industry is reviving and that
the credit of the country had improved
His majesty concluded with an expression
Of confidence in the continued mainte-
nance Of the peace of Europe.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
Il. johnson Barbour Is Deaa.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 3.-B Johnson
Barbour, one of the most prominent Vir-
ginians of his time, died yesterday at
Charlottesville at an advanced age He
was especially well-known for his literary
culture and knowledge of Virginia, and
was the intimate friend of John r.
Thompson. He was young literary man
here in the days of Edgar Allen Poe
whom he knew well.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
THE LEHIGH IN LINE.
This Makes the Coal Agreement UnaI
imOuS.

New York, Dec 3.-The Lehigh Valley
Railroad company has signiied its assent
to the agreement proposed by the other
coal companies as to the tidewater and
Western prices and the reduction of the
output for December to 80 per cent of
the June, 1894, output. This makes the
agreement unanimous
The prices adopted are on the basis of
$40 per gross ton at Buffalo and $3.50
at Chicago against $4.60 on cars at Buff
falo and Sc at Chicago this time last year
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE December 2.
Milwaukee Dairy Market.

8utter-Fancy creamery, per lb, 25c;
iections, 2oa2Se: lines. fair to choice. do,
15@19c; packing stock, do, 11@12c5 roll, 13
01Sc.
Cheese-Full cream fats per lb. 9h
6101Ac; cheddars do 91a0l1O15c; Yo2qng Amer
lea, 10d1019c; brick, S1AQ912c; limburger, so
&c; Swiss do, 10a11c.
Eggs Fresh. per doz, 19@21c; icehouse
and picked, 13GI1Sc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
Three Children Burned

Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 29.-Three. small
children, two boys and girl of Mrs. w.
W. K. Walters, living near Palarm, TWEEN
ty miles from here, was burned to death to-
at work. She had locked them In the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

The Colima Does Great Damage in Mex
leo.
Guadalajara, Mex, Nov. 3O.-Another
terrific eruption of the Colima volcano
occurred Wednesday night and the scene
as witnessed from this city was a grand
one. No definite reports have been re-
ceived from the immediate section sur
rounding the volcano, but it is feared
that there was a severe loss of property
and nrnha bly, of Life
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
Petroleum Iraln on FIRE.

train, which was derailed near Mors-
hansk, about sixty miles north of Tam
boy, caught fire. Three of the railroad
officials were burned to death and several
w.. -, = nrnl1. =, i11rnd
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05
KILLED A BARBER.
An Old Man Murders Oliver Andersen in
am Ohio Town.

Gallipolis, o., Dec 3.-Oiver &nder
son, barber, was murdered at noon to-
day by an old man named Elsick Foster.
At the same time Harry Martin was shot
through the right shoulder by Testers
son. Both have fed the city, but officers
sre after them
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-05

Here we have a narrow little
frame in an exquisite design, 2
inches wide for those who do not
care for the wider styles. Made
in all the popular finishes. White
and silver, White and gold Oxidiz-
ed silver, and all gilt. When you
order mention finish. Prico Con-
eiote with Glass and Back 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
Runs. Deliveries. deliveries. Charte
.O52 IA 2 45l $40 39S7 III l6S3
, N.7ls IL SO


Chicago. May CspecieD-Wheat yesterday dull and
easier There cash demand here. and very little
reported done at the seaboardfve loads
appointing because they did any sympathy with
the advance made Friday. The weather was
feet The dull The Northwestern car lots $50
100 larger than last years. Primary market re.
cepis l.0tn. also larger than last years was
figured Friday that there would be decrease
yesterday II estimated that the decrease
over 100000 Clearances were about 10000 July opened
at G0.c. sold between G09a59c and closed Coo
was the put price. Outside markets rather Jagged.
Corn was easier, within narrow July sold
from $3.50 10 394c and closed 39AI39hc Receipts
lS the estimate for Monday 100 Gables were
steady samples nc higher scaboard clcarances
only 81 Country people predicting "A
movement Of corn after the planting over
oats dul' compared with earlier in the week
May opened at 35lsc sold between 3JQ35kc. closed
35i4c Receipts 1873 cars the estimate Mon
day 1873. There less pressure from shorts;
seemed 10 be meddng with the market by manpu-
laors. 81. Louis weaker with cash of from
39i4 Q36jzc. Samples steady.
lied and closed firm buying by Swift and other
packing companies There only 1900 hogs: the
for Monday $1,000 the estimate for
10000 July pork sold between Sl2 % and sl2 40
closed al ST. a. July lard. between 81 20 and 81 IL
closed at 81 10 July ribs between 50 AZ and SO 35
closed AT SO -.
on the curb puts July wheat 69a.c: calls 60Ac
Puts and calls on July corn were &l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


COTTON-The market closed steady. unohahsen , On
early months l point lower late months oPeians
sales made at advance OF about points me
August 7.l3GiOi. The opening price on
month ~ and closing aOsn LOB Inc carry
advance on a advance In Liverpool or ABOUT
Ltd. with the firm the close. when decline OF
about 3-G4d had been expected The private cables say
that this advance abroad was due 10 the receipt OF
unfaVorabe prospects OF the Indian crop ana 10 IN
disposition OF London bankers invest In cotton for
reason. they allege. that II IL selling AT lower
price than statistical position warrants shortly
the market declined realizing sales
by locals and selling orders for New-Orleans account
The feeling tine South Is quite bcarish Prices today
are lower any This The Financ al
in many u The South dur the past week. and
has been Of benefit Al some points.
however, particularly In the Atlantic states.
moisture needed. Planting has made rapid progress
generally drawing end Early cotton Is grow
ing nicely. and hr outlook Is favorable. The visible
supply is co., bales NOR. than II was NJ this time
last year Receipts New orleans Monday esti-
week 81 bales last year Receipts At the port this
week estimated from 1900 10 5..WD bales. against
~, bales last week. 2s-t last Receipts at
Is bales. 2S3 bales last week. - ba'e-
last Receipts at Memphis. JOG bales. AGAINST ~
bales last week. ~ bales last Receipts at 81
year Cincinnati receipts S,5 bales against - bales
last week. lDf bales last Houston receipts. 26
bales against l0l bales last week. l4 bales last year
shipment n. shipments a. -. Louis LIP bales.
The Charleston market ~ ic lower, quoted at
csc. closing steady. Other spot markets unchanged
New Orleans easy. sales. 5p bale Galveston sales
O.. bales Receipts the ports today fs55 bales
Opening range ami close today closing bids tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. May 3 1904
BEEvEs- Receipts 40 cars. or $50 headi1 car for a
city slauchterer 80 for exploration In dressed
quarters. and - for shipment alive. NO tradlng
feclnr rlfe firm City beef sldes unchanged
Gi9TSc per Chicago dressed GOTHIC shipments as
previously reported Cable advccs received to-day quote
The Liverpool market &c higher at SGbc for refrgerated
baef and giGlOs,c dressed weight for American 1--we
cattle At London refrigerated beef sold at l4qsc or
al an average re and American steers at otuo+c
few tops. 10iac estimated dead weight ,,,..
steady calves dull 5qsc for city dressed vea
few selected do at Shade; 3g6'zc Tor country
dressed and 2Q2isc for little calves oo >, ~
Sales Hume & Mullen 100 Bunao Nealss 10 10 a'ei-
age AZ - per 100 10: G do. 10 H. at 81 90
SHEEP AND T.AABS-RecclTts including oars direct
90 butchers were l7a cars 3.5Ss head sheep were IN
better demand and feeling little frm heavy yearlnSs
slow but steady m dunn yearlings and spring LAMBS
little moro active TWO cars ~ stock uns0ld \ buncn
Of unshorn sheep sold AZ 81 30 per 100 n; clipped 90 az
So i0GS % unshorn lambs a 50 0nS) %; clipped 90 Az
at 81 25a$3 - Dressed mutton steady at 6s~ee
per NJ dressed yearng lambs quiet at saosc dressed
spring selling AT lOn l2-c. ,,
20 NJ average - - per 100 ID go do few wooedl
ii N AZ 81 90 10 clipped Buffalo sheep. So ~ at 81 %
1; do i2 No. at 81 49, - Ohio spring lambs ~ No. az ~
" Collins: 500 Ohio clipped sheep. 80 No. at VI; 2io DO
ST n. SO IS. 80 =.
Newton q CO. ll2 clipped state yearllngs. 81 H. at
81 ~: also yesterday. IS %. DC N. al IS 80,
Wlhcrson sherman: 13l Kentucky spring lambs % TO-
d. MCPHERSON & Co.: Iss clipped Kentucky sheep lol
HallenSecS & Hollis: 30 unshorn State sheep 81 ~ at
81 so l06 clipped Western Do. "a 10 AZ - ~ Il state
Hume Il Mullen: 900 unshorn Michigan lamhs. ~ 10;
nj s. 30: clipped Michigan sheep - ID at 80 40 ~
u Harrington: jS4 unshorn Western yearnss 81 10
d" Receipts 16 cars or 2415 head. No sales on
live weight Nominally weak at s. 4OaSo 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY T. PAGES

Han,s-Hoders offer moderately: short cut about ~ 70
16 10 dull al Cd BaconHolders oher ireeiy S.,
beriand cut about 2s 80 10 dull at S4s od sno.
about 45 10 dull GAS Cd long and short Ssar % to
is 10 dull at CheeseThe supply is poor
finest white and colored firm at 59s Iailowine, sup p
NV moor prime city dull 25s Cd. spirits OF tur
pentneIThe supply is poor firm a. rs oott1n I5
on Liverpool refined firm at 2is 3D. hosn HOURS
Offer moderately steady at IS I'D Lad-op2t-
Holders moderately: futures-hoders are no. IT,
ing prime spot dull at jas %. WheaI-lHe
supply is good; No red winter easy at As ga tiour
Holders offer freely: ST Louis fancy winter STEADY az
is Corn-Spot-fIoders offer moderately futures-hold
ers offer freely; mixed Western spot du at rs 9ad May
easv AZ &c QId: June easy Be- SD; July easy az
Is sgd Hops London-Pacihc Coast-Holders offer
moderately; steady at iigfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 5-Cattle-Recelp's last y hours. zlyp
head. week thus far 1850 head Tor same lli
t. ork 1900 head. on sale - head mar ope.
steady and finn: closed steady; choice l@vo 10 I
81 l1 good fat cows y o1u;5 -. i'' -
hours. HOO head total Tor "teA ..l
f1r = 21l head. time last week, bp.P n'i
consigned through. 500 head; to New York -" hesd
on ale head market opened strong Tor ngh grades
an steady FOR others strong with all sold YORKER
good To choice s. -: good pigs and light Workers. - 4y
& a. cool - choice pigs g. 4DH$5 A.. medium and Mixed
81 the bulk ~ late sales were al - % Sheep anu
Receipts q hours. $500 head; total ior Week mus
consigned through head; 20 Ncw-York lOV neal on
sale 75 head. market opened active ana loc hgner D
closed steady all sold but few heavy clipped shec2'
choice % fancy clipped lambs. 81 Jt4 90 good 10 cholc
81 2j0{i ~. light - 5aN wool lambs good % c'e, -
ass &c. fair good. 81 5fG4 So clipped sheep tan hsa.y
wethers) siGs4 - mixed ewes and wethers: gooI 70
choice. 50 J0u@ g common 20 iar = yl@s ;, -,,S ~
sheep common choice. 81 0N g q; culls 7ys- ~
heavy Western w'ther 81 j)qS4 go southern lants
55 To- O. lbi. s. sass. common and hight 81 g5gS'
siy prime s. 25asi 80 good SO soGsi: good butchers
- ,s,gS' sS Good feeIers 81 25aS3 20 Hcgs-Re-
- jNS5 20 common 10 ;aF lo'N,r 80 ,os,Y ~.
s. lopS5 90 hec2Suppy gh wsI9et steady i 20 "a
50 good - ioaS3 % fair - 4ogs3 LAMBS - %
Union stock Yards Chicago May o-Cattle-Receiptso
500 head Market steady; common 20 extra ser ~,
s. G5a<3 g.: calves s2ds4 -. Hogs-Recepts 1000 head
Market strong. closing easier. but with advance sis
81 &c. choice assorted s. 25ds3 30: light ssat5 25 pigs
y stoc oss saa.. 81 iam6s 81 25ass
81 Louis MAY 5.-Cattle-Receipts 80 head. Market
quiet IN account II HIGHT receipts. Fancy 10 choice eN
port - 4oaS4 30 good shippers 81 i5Gs4 80; far
hcifcr< s. 75a$3 - Iogs-Recepts 762 head Market
aue prices 81 higher. Heavy $5ds5 20. mixed. s. ooq
fair 70 medium natives 50 25ue5 IS. medium to choice
lambs. SiuS5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May 5.-Cotton quiet: middllng 6Hc low
midding. 9lGc; good ordinary. 6i4c; gross
cepts. 96T bales exports 10 Great Britain 4J43 bales
sales. 9S bales. stock. 3OS77 bales.
Norfolk: May Bottom dull middlng, 67sc low mid
ding. 7l6c: good ordinary, 5ac and
91o bales exports coaswise 4OG bales sales. ls6 bales
2.076 bales.
savannah. May 5.-cotton dull: rniddiing exc: low
middlng 6Ac: good ordinary. 6asc: and gross
cepts 400 bales; 24g sales
bales stock. 27.456 bales
New-Orleans Mag 5-Cotton easy: good middling
3l6c mddling Csc; low mddiing. Csc ordinary
6-i6c receipts 1894 bales; gross. l79O bales
ports 10 Britain. 63sS bales the Continent
bales coastwise. l2 bales sales. 800 baes: stock l2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
TIE PRIZE OF"TIM' C1DPBELIS HEAR7
LITTLE MARGARETTA AS LEADING LADY IN
AN IRISH CHRISTENING MANY FRIENDS
CoNGRATULATE THE JOLLY CON
GRESHAM

Margaretta Miller Campbell is the name by which
CONGRESSMAN Timothy J. Campbelrs little daughter
will be known FOR some years 10 come when. II she
Is as pretty as she was Yesterday. she will prob
ably change 1t for another. and be able u have
a number to select from. At $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon Mr. Campbell and his wife entered the
vesry room Of me Roman Catholic Church OF ST.
Rose of Lima. In Cannon-st. with them were
Thomas +. Crimmins and Miss MAY NJ Crinmins
These Two acted as godfather and godmother Then
came the centre Of attraction in her nurses arms
and behind her walked Patrick Connolly, Miss Con-
molly. Thomas J. Careton and his daughter Mrs
Kinney Mr. and Mrs Henry Campbell, Andrew
Martin SOL" Berliner. Miss Dowdney. and Miss
Bessie Miller a niece OF Mrs. Campbell
The Rev Father Mckinley. rector Of the church.
oficated He was well assisted by Margaretta.
who surveyed him with open-eyed astonshment.
had behaved in the most exemplary way sudd"nly
raised her voice and gave evidence of having me
pair Of LUNGS She was hushed by heI gogm2'ner i
EMMY assured the reporters that ne nal never
heard his child cry before that time. Then me
christening party entered carriages and drove back
TO the Campbell house in COlumba-st., where the
health OF the young woman was drunk
In the course OF the afternoon there were many
callers at the house. The members Of the Oriental
Club dropped in. and among others VINO shook
hands with Mr.. Campbell and his wife were =: j.
Scuy. Deputy County Clerk; George W; Hnirvey'
Senator Ahearn. Barney Rourke. Justice Goldioge,
James Herbacher, Assistant District-Attorney
Bradley. Ignatius Campbell. Joseph T. Coiligah'
Judge Mccarthy. and Police Justice Ryan. -
kilograms of congratulation were received from
John Chamberlain, Washington; Congressman
Amos J. Cummings anu Senator'S German ana
Murphy.
Has Senator Hill sent any message" asked the
no SAID Mr. Campbell. you see he doesn'; 90
In hrst-class society Margaretta IS eight months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
LONDON WOOL SALES

London, May Sat the wool sales to-day 1900 bales
were offered There fair competition. Queensi
was in great favor the Continent New South Wales
was in fair demand. New-Zeaand crossbreds made a
good show and were in active demand for the henle
trade unchanged rates The sales OF
prices obtained follows
New South wsles-6co bales at 5Hqehd.
Queen sland-2.OO0 bales at 5hqSd.
victora-1 600 bales at <d9nd.
South Australia-1000 bales at 4k87d-
West Austrliia-700 bales at iG1Hd.
r.. sa:ss q sss s s:is: : ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
steady At 10 80 10 points advance.

The marre, FOR Brazil coffee remains dull; nominaIiy
Mid coffee dun prices unchanged. no important sales
flour AND MEAGeThe market Is weak and ufeiess.
In absence Of demand prices nominal unchanged
about g. 800 rEgs including 1870 bis winter sraigh,s at
at & g. car Of Extra sends at 81 ~ 800 Ibis spring
iTnas 80 sSo - w. Ell So ssS at = - 1291hen
Market dun sales. 20 bbis 81 S5as2 CORN
sagamore 81 20; BAG MEAI~MarKet dull. line white.
Si4S o. nne Yellow. vSa.gs coarse sea ssc FEED
SOC loolb "'Hs9e' shaIps; s2'f0SIac' ely feed at
cottonseed m,al 81 ioGSi -. oI meal 81 3OaSi ~
GRAIN .WIiEAT-The wheat market to-day fea-
Of last evening aer which the market sagged OH about
early was Of favorable weafh~% in The White wheat hI,
again scarce The shorts. who yes
was very little interest displayed operations The
T r te oo a., crop rIr rs Soiewa,t 'onadctoy'
ally there has been slight mrroyement in the prospects,
estimates what percentage VIII lie are not
very decided either way. Iradstrec,s exports show a
bush the previous week. sni Sn S' JUN Ss"in' iis%
bush Estimates on the visible quite bullish point
Ss very au quota sdSy shippers eS loads OF No
and elevator lc under July free on board at store NC
sac He closed %s At % The sn c was IS oyer July in store
CORN-The market FOR corn dull and about steady
early dropping "a, 1st e oT9rd . midday and closing
early 10 buy in antoipa,ion Of reports Of damage
the weather West. but in the absence Of important
prices slowly sasged on ami closed Estimates
the visible point to about 100000 bush decrease
Bfadstreets exports Tor the week
against lG42D0 bush the previous week corn was
Sales few CARROTS IN tho elevator.
5000 bush July price. delivered 5000 bush for export
a iJs.c. free board. ahoat. and 5000 bush No
white private terms. The curb $40
OA1s-The market during the carly part Of the day
comparatively steady. although business very
small. Later somewhat easier feeling prevailed. and
Tank about ss favorable OF the G growing Sns
at the West. but the manipulation both here and al
Chicago kct
The high prices AT which been selling
hands receipts the current week have shown large
the Interior cash to-day dull Int
steady. Sales included $4,000 bush No . white a,
4lAQ42c: 1000 bush No white Ale. I5eD bush
42a f6c, and CARROTS II track nixed a.,
4lG42c. No quoted 4iisc asked - NJ
MALT-Market dull: ungradei Western, G51s0r. Cana
dian aoa05c. sIx-rowed. sbVs5c; two-rowed 72a75c.
BARf.EY-Market dull No . Milwaukee G6Is7c. m
graded Western.
ket dull IS 50GsiO . per 100 ID store Tin,oihD
Market steady; 81 1895 in store.
We give for comparison the closing OF the prs-
vous day and for the corresponding date last year:
nror LII IL.,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. MAY Flour dull unchanged Wheat dull
and easy. No reu. spot and May dOSsn0N'.c; June.
6li.a6lhc; July. 6l1q6Ac August, 6laaG2c; steamer
No red 57NdjIa4c. milling wheat. by sample JSdbl7c;
stock. 5v4o2, bush sales 1000 bush Corn firm; mixed
spot 45i.c bid MAY. 4fdi+sc. July. 4fAc bid steamer
mixed. sc asked; southern by sample. 46g47c stock
bush sales. 5000 bush. Oats active and higher;
No white. Western 43c hid: No mixed do 4oc bid:
stock 3G 2i5 hush Rye quiet and firm; No .. 5sR'sc;
stock ~ o5J bush. Hay steady good 10 choice timothy
5OQ<iJ Grain freghis dull unchanged Cotton
qlle' middlirgs 7hc Eggs dull luc. Coffee dull No :.
lGsc. sugar quiet. Gaauat"d. lie
Boston MAY Flour dull ard easy. Corn nrmer 70
ship oats firm AMI higher. shorts steady Provisions
qui.' Butter DALI Northern creamery. GglSc. Western.
iG4i7r. fresh daliles l5alGr Cheese quiet. but firm,
northern. old 2isul3c. Western llQllisc Eggs duh.
hut steady. Eastern. l2c Western llGl2c; southern.
lOi1nilc.
Buffalo. May 5.-spring wheat-No demand for Duluth
No harl. 6Sc asked. loco fNsh No Northesn
Chicago o5Qc5c spot. no Duluth y Northern offered.
Sales. / Z. 1000 bush 40 hard He 1000 bush NO
Northern. G''.c winter wheat dul: NO : red offered
literally ~ Coc. 80 white scarce. &c asked. Corn
Higher for yellow demand n the advance; No yellow.
l3isc NJ yellow. s2'.r No ilc. 1000 sold iOit
io'.c store. No yellow. 4t'sc. No corn. +3c asked
track oats strong; Hight supply, fair demand. NJ
wtfe. 4ic. 10 white 4o'sc; 80 white. 39sc; No :
mixed. - sN3s4c track and In store Rye higher:
300 bush 80 sold 33c IN store Flour dun weak I'M
changed Mlifced In llrht supply. steady UNCHANGED.
freight steady wheat. BIC corn. Sc 10 NewfcrlI
Reccpts-Flour $1,000 bush; wheat 100 bush; corn
llicOD bush.