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A GREAT EVENT.
SOCIETY WILL TURN OUT IN FULL
 FORCE TO GREET THE oREWs.
Quite a Large Sale of Seats Saturday, and
 Standing Room Only Expected

The ideal Mrs. Malaprop' with her excellent son and his clever wife will draw a large crowd at the Opera house tomorrow night. Thea ter parties have been organized and there is little donbt that the"S <. RIO. y sign will be out early in the evening.
 The people Of Pine Bluff viii not have another opportunity soon to witness such performance of that great old comedy. Everyone has a sor of affection for Sheridan and for his Rivals in particular. II is in deed q masterpiece of comic work.
 Another very important matter is the astounding cast which will ap- pear Truly, an-all-star company. Such names as Kitty Blanchard, Werner Charges, and Charles B Han ford are as familiar to pIaygoerr as Gresham 0r Mckinley to the poli- tician As for the Drews themselves they have been known since the time when the memory of man runneth not to the contrary" Tomorrow night Bob Acres, s'Sir Anthony, l" Capt. Absolute, Mrs. Malaprop" and the dainty Lydia Languish" will live again We shall see them, so to speak, in their own proper persons. Sheridan, were he alive, could see the creations of his brain, not ill fancy, but in real life. Men and women speaking, moving and possessing all tie eccentricities and quaint points of hmnor originally conceived by the author.
 The anlusement-loving people will not fail to take advantage of SC rare a dramatic treat.
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The Antt-Platt Republicans.

MEN YoRK, April l6.-It has been
 Iecided to hold the primaries for the
 lew Kepnblican county committee organization this evening. The As 'nsembiy District convention will be 'sheld one week later At the primaries fhere will be elected for each election
 district q Chairman, ceChairman, 1 Secretary, Treasurer, three Inspec- tors of Election and delegates to the Assembly District convention, based Non the humber of enrolled voters. The Assembly district convention will elect delegates to the county -eommittee, according to the Rcpuh- icall vote, running from two to five for each Assembly district This is the organization of which Cornelius Bliss, .bseph Choate and Elihu Root are leaders,.
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Confirmation Exercises.

Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock,
 administered the rite of confirms ton of the Catholic Church yester- day to about forty applicants. The exercises were very impressive. The music was grand and very appro- priate for the occasion. Bishop Fitz- gerald preached sermon last night He left this morning for Little Rock.
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ll.nthI AssneiatIon :.

The leading German citizens of the city yesterday organized a sick bene- fit association. The election of offi- cers was deferred until next We'd nesday night. The organization of such an assoeiat ton is very com mendahle and gres good will be ac- complished thereby. Pine Bluff needs more such organizations.
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A hnrse Ininred.

Saturday afternoon one of the horses hitched to street car No. + fell just before reaching Twelth ave- nue bridge, and the car ran over him terribly mangling his body. The horse will die. The accident was un- avoidable and no censure whatever is placed upon the driver.
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Pleasant Entertainm ent |.

Mr. and Mrs B. E. Benton enter tained few of their friends very pleasantly last Saturday evening. The gnests were, Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Bradford Mir and Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs. ) ti Taylor, Misses Jessie Jen- nings, Annie Fitzhngh and Dulcie Benton. Messrs W. A Leach and NJ. X. Austin.
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DIED.

REYSoLDs-In this city. April i4. 1894. Mrs, c. E. Reynolds, aged about 6 years.
 The deceased was member of the Methodist Church The funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. John F. Carr, at the family residence.
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N.. ExpIanatIon Necessary.

The article in Saturdays GRAPHIC was not a reflection upon any office holder. Our intention was to simply call the attention of the people to the fact that Judge Elliott was correct in his advice to the grand jury and only reflected the sentiments of the people
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win Present the Budget.

LONDON, April l6.--ln the House of Commons Sir William Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, an nounced recently that the budget would be presented to the House to- day
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Texarkana and Return

One and one-third fare for the round trip on certificate plan to Tex arkana and return via Cotton Belt Route on April l6 to 2l inclusive, ac- count State Convention Young Mems Christian Association.
 B. H. WILSON, Agent.
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Exhibits of Photographers.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The seventh ann'sal exhibition of the Society of New York, the Society of Philadel- nlsia and the Boston Camera Club, open to all photographers. will be held at the galleries of the American Zine Arts Society from today to Aprills.
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MISS POLLARD ILL. SUFFERING WITH NERVOUS PRos-
 TRATtON. Confined in Hospital at Washington and Refuses to See All
 Visitors
.neeial nisnateh to fhe GRAPHIC.

special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 WASHINGTON, D C., April l6.-Miss Pollard is still ill at Providence Hos pital with nervous prostration She is being attended by her brother and the Sisters in that Catholic institution. It is nn- derstood that she will decline all offers to go on the stage.
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Ohio's State League.

TOLEDO. April l6-An effort is be ing made today to perfect the organ ization of the State Base ball League It is to include Mansfield, Akron, Canton. Sandusky and Middleport and probably Tiffin.
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FIELDS REMAINS.
All That Is Mortal of David Dudley Field Shipped to Massachusetts for
 Interment.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 NEW YORK, April l6.-'Fhe remains of David Dudley Field were taken to Stoekbridge. Mass, at q o'clock this morning for interment The Field mansion was visited by thousands yesterdax
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Examining for Promotion.

REMINGTON, April lo.-A board of nseslacal officers will meet today in N nAnington for the purpose of ex- sas!|lzAmg candidates for appointment zs1 z5f grade of Assistant Surgeon in
 4arine Hospital Service.
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Columbian Club Trials.

GROWN POINT, IND., April 16.-The cases against the members of the deiunct Columbian Athletic Asso- ciation have been set for trial today
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P0LTI, THE ANARCHIST,
Arraisned This Morning in London. But
 Held for Further Examination.
ecial Disratch to Inc GRAPH1c.

pecial Dispatch 10 Inc GRAPHIC.
 LoNnoN, April l6.-polti. the an archist, was arTaisned here this morning. He said that he had pur- chased the bomb found on his per son for use in Italy. He was held for further examination.
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BORN. 

SoRRELl.s- At sherrill. Ark, April l4, 1894, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorrells, daughter
 Mother and child doing we'll and the father extremely happy.
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-eoe- 
!a's Martii (aras.

california's Mardi Gras.
 FRANCISCO, April Is. The |Gras Festivities in connection |ee AidEiater Fair open today j.
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COXEY'S BIRTHDAY.
and Ills Commonweal Army Celebrates
 the Event.
b nisnatnh tnt inc 1,nAnurn

special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 CUMBERLAND, MD, April l6.-Coxeys army did not march this morning. but remained over here to celebrate Coxey's birthday.
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THEY GAN RETURN.
The Refchstag Passes a Bill Permitting the Jesuits to Return to the
 German Empire.
l nisnatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 BERLIN, April l6.-The Reichstag passed a bill this morning author izing the Jesuites to return to the German Empire.
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SMALLPOX IN PRISON.
It Has Broken Out tn the New York Pen
 itentiary at Sing Sing.
Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 SING SING, April l6-Small-pox has again broken out in the penitentiary here and the prisoners are very much alarmed.
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yENABLE SUICIDES.
Waiter ycnabie Takes His Own Life in
 New York This Morning.
Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

NEW YORK. April 1G-W Walter Ven
 able, son of Commodore Venable, re tired, snieided here this morning.
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Missouri's Liquor Dealers.

CLAYTON, Mo. April l6.-The State Convention of liquor dealers opens
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sittsburg's Candy Exposition.

rsBrRG, April 6.-Pittsburg's
 ndy Exposition opens in the
 ltlon building today. It closes
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PARKE & NEWTONS FEW YORK RACKET STORE, 221 Barraque St. Look for the Red Flag.
 
 
WE WILL SELL CHEAPER.

will r Io,west quarters constantly
 to Stern that match these prices?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MApErTo

London. July 2l-l3O .. m.-Consols 1919. for both
money and the account York. Pennsylvania and Ohio
first mortgage bonds. 1874 Canadian Pacific 6ss. Erie
IA: do second consols, 75a; Illinois Central 3d. Mexican
ordinary. 1914. ST. Paul common. 60ls; NewYcrl Central
100; Pennsylvania 50s; Reading. s% Mexican Central
new per cent bonds. So; Achson as. Money, hah
cent The rate OF discount in the market for both
short and three months bills per Paris advices
quote i0 francs 27 confines for the
account. Bar slver-Market weak quoted esd per
2:3o p. m.-TiN Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England balance to-day is 10000
2. m.-Paris adyices quote exchange at Is
francs 1914 centimes for checks.
Berlin. July 2l.-Exchange London. 20 marks 80
pfennings for sight bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARX ETS.

Now York. July 81. 1894
BEEvEs Receipts. 50 cars Or 1875 head 80 cars for
No trading. Feeling dull city dressed beef sides
dull at GqSc per n a few extra bringing sisc
To-doys cable adyiccs quote les, american live cattle
selling at IyeeA q scan' 10. per no. f'sTrntcI %
beef at Liverpool Shipments previously reported with
the possibility the Loeb Etve. carrying 1876 cattle
n Morris may OF today sunday
CALVES Receipts 434 head Demand active and prices
81 25as3 buttermik calves 81 for fcl d. ana
bunch mixed calves brought So Dressed calves firm
at yc,te,ii1i Gu3a,ion1 o., ,,,ronb calves few
fed do, $50 b. at 50 90 GS d. 2ol H. ut - % fed d.
hum Munin iG voals l4G H. SO 90 - do l49 III.
at So - do li3 H. al SC 90 d. l43 H. AZ So. u Do
iG2 II at 81: d. l32 n, s.. do 30 ID. at s.:
s ST 30 calves 80 H. at 81 % '"'''' CAVES "' Il"
$. Judd & Co - Virginia vcals iac n. at &c. 2 fel
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. - 552o head
consigned direct and - cars Tor me market making
with tho Is YESTERDAY 80 cars t" e sold we've
also arrive later. which wouIi maxi the
total supply for tn day - sheep ruled duh ~
decline OF 2.c. and lambs slow ami 2'a'"c lower
Fifteon a. tho early arrivals left Com
mon to good sheep sold a s. 5pP% 80 PC i'p' IL IN.
feor choice lambs a. 50 2jaS'. - fancy do OF
81 so culis g. Dressed mutton weak 5oNo PER h.
dressed lambs slow 1G10c. lev cho'" '- ass"s 10
81 per n. 1870 Virginia do - n At - Ge's 422 d..
Is II. at - 80 y: No. - H. At - - - kentrcEy
d d1r'S s r@ at H. &. &! =" 80 virginia '' % u" az 20 - "
% virginia sheep % T. - -. 10 Kcn'ucty lambs.
Hailenbcct & Hollis: 30 lenucAy lambs. 6 n. at
liz n at 81. 20 do os - r, - 20
" Collins: 377 K'ntlck' lambs. 90 n At s. 20 ~ -.
90 ~ n, 81 20 do 81 ~ az - 81 - ohio 49, 30 H.
;Go Ohio sheep 81 H. At 81 - 70 Virginia d'. 81 H..
iuaa ca . Nc.oesv as' , e. - = n 70, 2,
Wesicra shcca y r. at = - - a 81 n at s. 81
I'o Ha' 1ol. - Msn f f 6r a. ma 70,
sale Market nominal, steady az S. 2p$" - per 10 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO

Chl.ago July e2 tSp.c.fD Wheat mad" "a new rec
orl vc,Dr if ih~ July selling ~ % cents thc Sei"'-
b.r ., 80, cents Ta- .,s' prices wcfc' ta" bottom
,pas Ou,.Hlc markets. were most as wax as
,.ifoaa, b,, no- quite. tbs disparity between ih,
AMI other winter wheat mlrk"s ~ .Ar c'sr vas h''
,,lo as startling ~ che lly before Bear Influences
were o.d ones .ower cables. .'ck - caeh = man !
and yer. llrs. rec. .Ifs. y rs "Np'.i"I l.'i 2"
i,,s. - cars ~ wheat WI Doe l"r' Mon I'f "'ii
,,,s.lb'. go cars !. Be- almost certain iti th'rr
"a be- / 90 cars here Tuc-il lhrf" nts oe"'i i'
sl,,ce the July corner 81 Arm 'Ir t"".F' vars az
s.-,,.rnirr opened 80 As cents, SOD between y :
ami ~. cents an. c.o~cI ~ ~, 9 ni'. f-Nl'rt
frances from tho srtl IarI were iair ABOUT "p
under september Friday. got io ~ '-"S ., IN '.r
yns,erIav' due . some .oci. liquidation. i'ders
~ every sort are giving ni. .-'r" W's no SHS'
ius.u.ss 10 amount 30 anything possibly 2.""
Baltimore and N""-foTK t's''"'' '''''''4 ""'''
Corn was firm. T. berlnc apparen, mat sh2r'-
and september 20 cover. They found = lmposshe
- d. that without advancing prices. September
ou.nel a. ~. cents. sJd bef""en ~ cents AMI
~. cents and co~od az ~ cents. J. ~ "Np'chI
crease OF about G0JU' July oats were casier SEP
,n-nb.r ana MAY we're fracilona.ly higher. Juf
0Denod at - cents but cos'i a. 52"4 cents Sep'rm
Der sold between 27is and ~. and cosed a. ~
~ 10 cents and because II looks - II the Board
had made provision for tho Jug deliveries. some
ming that ever since the elevator 70" began mas
been uncertain. 49, c,.
Packing Company. and a fair amount OF buying ny
IIafey There were 1900 hogs. ne esinat" Tor
Monday was 1900. for the week. l-JHp fTlcrs w'rr
Almost without any hurtunton 800
on the curb puts on september wheat were OK
cents: calls. 5i7s cents Puts on September corn
were 42I. cents. Gals on September corn. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

steady at dccne 10 rcd spot the month and August
'icam~r so reI 5iac stock S77i7i bush sales IA
Co bush Corn hrmer mixed spot and month. 4sa4s,.c;
3ei bush; sales. 600 bush oats dgll ana lower ~ 2
whit Western; 47a4oc. No mixed do 4oni'c; stock
lex a o@:s ou Ee SS weak AK 81 Grain GTM
S Ssioa. unShanscd Eess 4 fa is@i24e Others uH-
changed
Boston July 2Flcur quiet ana fea,u.el'Is Corn
gae Egtcr quet and steady Norhrn c., iS
I.GCc sacs corn 1896 bush: oats, $500 bush.
NJ BuI oa J. . Sn cf. Ss S3b.lG o' c ss
csc s J' 4soo bush s. haTd ea&c 300 bush
d. o.: 1000 bush No NoG ci, Chicago ;a.c to
TorhdT 9sn .po No nara do 5Pe SIC Winter Sh N3
steady s'.s cars No red ''c on track GO, bg7n
store 5otn Iuli firm Tor 80 yellow g. asked: 80
corn "G &c S.S to 2cao1 NM, oats s'e1s
bush choc". 40. 1000 bush 80 white 42c in store
n = mixed 4ic asked on track. Rye weak; lower; No
.. 53c asked. Flour dull; easy unchanged Miil,f~ed
corn. &c to New-York.
Chicago, July 2i.-rhc leading futures fol-
Wheat. No = opening Highest Lowest Closing.
i= s::s,:s '''s &. .-.3s s s3
en-. W ..
5 5"ly . 4s,,assss'. ~ ~ 4sgssss. - -
Ma '@'@' '.......:.. a7.u57's 57s -. 81,
oats. No. :.
5 q; F.: Fl: ..>, :; f.; III Fl: :H
ss5S ', p: s. ": g s% I::;
5S..s.- s s:: s s>s s:s. ... ;s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

Marke, closed quiet and steady at to points ne, de-
c,irs comrared with yesterdays closing prices 4rans
terrible notices SIS Total sales. $40 hales New
yo,rnot sales to-day and last night officially reporter
rN S baes. consumption 100 bales total 100
hses spot market easy; middline upiands l-loo mo
ding rin 5-l6c which Is unchanged compared Win
yesterdays closing. -. 80, ,,cho,gea
Sales soC- bales speculation and export 500 psss
sno Ssic. middling upla.d l5l6c. Futures opened
STEADY at partially ie4d decline closed steady a, ae
,,ssiiy vessrdsys closing prices July, SOB JULY AUG
sssb AUG sept 3s5 10 S56: sep-Oct. 1856 10 go Oct
Sov 357y: Nov-Dec 357 TO 3;S. Dec-Jan. 31' 10 519
Ian Feb $50 10 800; Feb March. 36ib. March-ApTh'
Ss2 10 1863. , e.s ,..
CoFFFF-The market OF the usual SATURDAY chat-
scer total transactions being small and prices easing OF
,rine IN sympathy with European markets Inc f.uro
pean markets lower to-day. Hamburg went on
i pig months closing quie as ioil9"s' yuy.
X rfgs August IL 25. September. SO; October 1''
November 50 so Havre closed !. franc lower; sales
II 600 Rags; final quotations for July M francs Angus
~ IS September "a October 1928 No'enber - 90 De
cember S. So The market Rio was Inactive and quota
lions nominal; receipts 5000 bags exchange quoted AT
p; clearances for the United States. 1000 bags, R'
stock 1900 bags At Santos prices were nominal; mar
weak: receipts 10Oo bags. stock 5000 bags. Con
tracts closed easy points decline, sales go
hgs as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

Philadelphia July 21-Flour-suppiies in first hands not
large but demand slow and Unsatisfactory and market
weak in sympathy with decline in wheat. Wheat weak;
under lower cables and free offerings prices declined &c;
export demand light: No Pennsylvania red. export ee
vator. 55i1c No red July 55aJ5hc; August.
55a55Ac: September. 5Gli56&c; October 5Iq57.c.
CONCEPTION market ruled steady under light offer
ings. but little disposition to trade and prices largely
nominal. Local carots quiet steady under small sup
plies: No mixed, SOC: No mixed July. 47lad+sc:
August 47ika4sc September. 46i,147c. Oas-Car lots
further advanced ic under light receipts but rise restricted
business New crop futures dull shade weaker under
increased pressure sell. Ungraded white. 4skc; No 2
white 4eifaoOc; No white July isd5oc; August. 34ik0
demand; firm. Peef-City family per bb s1OHSIi: pork
family $l60Si6 90 hams. 2G5c sides 7isd3c shoulders
Sa9zc Breakfast bacon. Onlc. Lard pure city refined
sGs1c. Refined sugars quiet steady: change In quo
tations. Other articles unchanged.
St Louis July 2i.-Flour dull: patent 50 15lS2 IS;
fancy 81 459s2 50: fancy s. JGs2 25 choice 81 70
QS2; -four S3mS3 TO- Bran quiet but sacked salabls
track. COO. Wheat lower: July. 49ssc August.
4s'.c september 50GJ0isc; December 55c Corn closed
firm: July, 39c August. 39.c; September. 39iac:
cember. 3lc May. 3lc. Oats higher July 2oc: August
&c; September. 27s. Pork. standard mess sl3 lo
orders sl3 30 Lard prime steam nominal choice 677llc
Dry salt shoulders. &c. longs clear ribs 6a.c
clear ribs nc shorts, Sc High wines firm al 81 22
Wool firm all bright woods Missouri Illinois medl-
um combing. l5Gi5i7c; medium clothing 14aitlac; low
and cotted l0Gilc: hard bury. sG9c; Western and
Northern. medium. Hobo: fine medium 0a1ic coarse
and low. Iaoc; heavy fine 7@sc Lead firm with sales
Of 10 chemical side 315. speter nominal at
3l1ia -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 seconi-
h1ac wood add iron working machines,
tgiy guaranteed. machinery DouSht and
exchanged. GEORGE -. EDDY. 80 AaGl-
GCg-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

Liverpool July II. 30 >. m.-I}eef-EXtra India moss
dull Cd. prime duh al j)s Pork-Prmc moss.
Western fine. steady 7os. do medium steady a. ns.
IIans-Short cut about IA To- lG H. dull at 5Ss bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ 20 H. dull At 3s short RIB.
about H. duh 3s long clear mdics. about 10 10,
dull 31s long and short clear mldcs. about - ID.
da! 2Gs STANDARDIZATION Il 20 i H. lul AT bis.
Chcesc-Amerlcan lnest white ard coiorcd. hrm
SIS I'd. Tallov-prime city dull ~ rs Cd. Cot
tonsced oil-Tivc.poo refined dull az 2Os 81. Spirits
% turp"ntin--Sieady rs 81. Rosr-Common steady
AT 3s - H. Lard Spot dun AZ 31s o. at-No red
winter dun at ~ i.d No red spring. dull Is 0isd
FourSt Louis fancy winter dull A. - ID Corn Mixed
Western spot steady IS MA. July steady at 3s lid;
August steady - ia September. steady AZ Be- ioi.d
Hops AZ London-Pacinc Coast. dun at "a 5sHti rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23

eco eco go
6JJ u J2i2 d 52i,

s sss',%5:f ::. &C.. &c &c &c. &C..
@ SaF 9 h s"
sfs SS &c :S 20 4 y % S ss. KS e s
R%s 5S9 100 ;sr 8 gSFN short fs SG
s short Ss . DRY Sxs s 81 4Ggasr wS Gfs
g. s,d sSS9 ' so On s fSe
E Ey we're ssaSy cn 6 5 Ss4 seconds
n 5 s. ss g. %aea 81 aas 81 81
red track poe sample red 4sc Corn fairly active No
aGk a.. ite 2ats steady y, g9chans,d Pork sales mess
m Kee a JOB rates srn d Pork s1ca s2 D f% e
keith, dried I.c bakers lard. &C. leaf lard 7c. Bacon
clear sides sasc Whisky sales Of 322 barrels at 81 %
Miwaul<eG July 2iowng to unfovorable cables. large
To- Sex shelter over nda specae Wheat or vent ef down
again to-day It opened at 52'sc haf-cent lower than
snd closed At IN CASH ranged from even to hall
", wisconsin sec winter At pc Barley in store Is steady
October one car Of extra 10 sold at sc on track
C2rn steady and fair demand with sales Of ungaded
a6@sGs.c On track no D. S5iac switchsd No a, $50
sces now sonhern ax 81 81 DID, sac" 81 co. g. t ira
@ '@ per- b. p PRONE n9%na fsys5 q & f ol
n 5 MN md i'gs Gas s1r 9Gmnpa 81 ESQ
Mnneapolis. July 21-Wheat met with Waterloo
today and prices ,re nearly % lower than the close
burden of winter wheat that is making Itself felt
to ss ws and t oi main at point 90 nsnt
tack and after close yesterday At '5 the month
sac December closed Yesterday 565.c opened his
. at @ d aH1 % id ors rS as and Sf s % the
cn H S 70 make e. s YInc OF 6.rn l9s on ackN9
Receipts. l73 cars shipments. 30 cars Flour dull and
weak Bran % and boran s. 80 uE SO 75 '2s p0k n
sacks shorts. slo4sll =; market steady. Corn-No 3.