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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-17

SS Commonwealth Avenue,
 Boston. Oct 15, lS95 To the Editor ofthe Journal and Courier: As it is impossible for me to reply by letter to he many sympathetic inquir- ies made in regard to my health, may I ask you to kindly publish, with my sin cere thanks, the following statement: I am rapidly recovering from the opera tion made upon my throat fortnight ago. Hence, as the doctors have not re- moved my vocal cords and have left my brain intact. and as the kind nurses in the Eliot hospital have proved to me that my heart is still in the right place, I expect to begin my season in Chicago on the 29th of this month, The origin of the abscess from which I was suffer- ing was a saliVary calculus which had formed in the submaXillary gland. Hereafter, therefore, my enunciation ought to be better than ever, for we all know that Demosthenes acquired his great power of articulation by carrying pebble in his mouth
 Respectfully yours,
 JOHN L. STODDARD. Mir Stoddard's many friends will re- joice to hear the above good news from this prince of popular lecturers of to- day.
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uR. JOHN L. SrODDARD.
Is Rapidly Recovering and WIll Begin
 Lectming ctober29.
SS Commonwealth Avenue,

The following letter is self eXplana- tory;
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500 DEFElIT 2.6O0.
A Notable Insurgent Vctory in Cuba
 Heavy Spanish Loss.

Key West. Oct 16.-Cuban advices re port that the Spanish column, 26OO strong, opened the attack at Mogote, October 3. and Antonio Maceo with 800 men returned the fire. After a severe battle of five hours he forced the Span iards to retire, leaving five officers kill ed. ten wounded and 3S0 soldiers killed and wounded. The rebels might have captured the entire force of the enemy had they not run short of ammuni- ton.
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five cases in one family, originating from a case contracted in New Milford, and taken sick in Dan'bury; also three eases of typhoid in one family, attrib- uted to sewage pollution of well, They had disregarded the advice of health officer to cease using the well.
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THE GREAT Family Medicine of the Age.

Taken Internally, It Cures Diarrhea, Cramp, and Pain in the Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c., Sc.
 Used Externally, It Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains, Toothachc, Pain in the Face, Neu- ralgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet.
 No article ever attained to such unboundod popularity.-SdIem ObserGer.
 An article of great merit and yrtue.-Cian. We can bear testimony to tho efficacy of the Pain Killer. We have seen it's magic effects in soothing the severest pain, and know it to be good article- Cincinnati Dispatch.
 A speedy cure for pain-no family should be without it.-H0Htreal Transcript.
 Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer. which is the most valuable family medicine now in use.-5>nn. 0rqcn.
 It has real merit means of removing pain, no medicine has acquired reputation equal to Perry Davis Pain killer.-Neupori tKyO Duly Netrs.
 It is really valuable medicine-it is used by many Physicians Boston TrdUeiler.
 Beware of limitations, buy only the genuine made by PERRY DAVIS" Sold everywhere, large bottles, D and 5Oc.
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For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, We shall offer some
 SPECIAL BARGAINS

WViil6ll d1u ullhulUl uiuohos
 We direct attention to our
 KID GLOVES. We have just added two new makes to our large stock, which for beauty of leather elegance of embroidery and colorings are superior to any offeEed in this market.
 THE MARGUERITE"
 9S cents, worth $125. THE ELLEN TERRY"
 $1.25 worth $1.50. Also a new English Walking Glove, genuine P. K. stitch, heavy embroidered backs and two large snap buttons, the best wearing and appearing Glove made. SPECIAL Price $1.OO. Value $1.69)
 THESE PRICES UNTIL SATURDAY
 NIGHT: Sheffield Dentrifice, 13 cents. Genuine "Cosmo" Buttermlk Soap, cents. One cake best Castle Soap with one large Turkish Wash Cloth, cents. Garwoods Lavender Salts, sold ev- anywhere soc, for days 19 cents. - SPECIAL SALE 1 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, | Mems Women's and Children's Winter Underwear,
 At Special Low Prices. VIM. FRANK x co. 781-783 Chapel street.
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General Court Notes

Isdore Coin has filed complaint on
claim and delivery OF personal property
against Sheriff Burr to recover possession
of stock of clothing seized under attach
ment in the store room at No. l05 West
Second street, vaiued at $500. Cohn asks
for the return of the clothing. and in case
this cannot he done, for judgment for
$500, with $500 damages and costs OF
suit.
Z G. E. Kenney and P. P. Gerrish bavs
commenced suit AGAINST Ira L. Lanphear
ct al. to recover $50 and $50. 10. respect
lively, for labor performed on certain
concrete house for Ada b. and Ii. j..
Stocker, and 10 euforce a mechanics lien
on lot 10 of block Of the Greenwich tract
10 secure the same.
Silvanuus White has sued M. Dods
worth and A. Dodsworth his wife, to
recover on promiss1ry note for $4,000,
with interest an costs of suit.
Deputy MacHenry yesterday received q
telegram from the clerk OF the supreme
court of San Francisco saying that il the
csse OF Crosby VS.. the superior Court of
Los Angeles ihs writ of pruhibitio ap-
piled for had been issued as prayed.
The case Of Archer VS.. Dan Freeman ct
al, suit over al IDglew od land deal,
was on trial before Judge Shaw yesterday.
Several r, al estats men gave expert testi-
mony as to the value Of the land In oues-
ton with or without the proposed i'm
rrovements Of the town.
Peter Fleming and James Beckett have
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Chief Glass has detailed detectives upon

Chief Glass has detailed detectives upon
the case.
Than ksgiving is almost here and you
will want to replenish your dishes, cut.
lery, etc. We have very large and ele-
CANT assortment of Haviland. German and
Austrian china, in sets. open stock and
fancy pieces, boil, white and decorated.
Our bric-a-bfac and art glass is tar supe-
riOr TO former years, and prices lower.
We also have q large stock of carving ssts
In plush cases; also Rogers siiver-plate
ware, cutlery, etc. Since the change In
the weather the demand for oil heaters Is
great. The Ideal leads all others. 1t Is
cheap, heats well and is absolutely odor-
less. Don't fail to see our special bar
gains today In cut glass, china plates.
etc. Gas and electric fixtures put up on
short notice and satisfaction guaranteed.
z. l.. Parmslee Co., 232 and 234 s.
Spring.
Piano house. A. G. Gardner. 11s Win.
ston street. New and secondhand pi-
amos for sale and to rent. First-class
tuning.
Sharp & Sampson, funeral directors lin
dependent) 536 South Spring street. Tel.
1909.
Dr.. Schlesinger, the noted medium, is
ct the Nadeau hotal, room 257.
Go to the Grand Pacific restaurant, 3i4
South Main street, for dinner today.
Pure taffiss properly made cannot be
kept down. John G. Nevin, 205 S. Main.
The linen sale will be open until 10
o'clock p. m. today.
Rooms 50 week and up. U. 8. hotel.
DR.. Reese, 1l9N South Spring.
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Public School Contributions 8
Great Success
FORTY-THREE WAGON LOADS
Spring and Seventeenth Street Schools
Lead Ia Contributions
High School Pupils VIII Bring Their Gifts
In Time for the Christmas
Distribution

The Spring and Seventeenth street
school buildings carried off the palm or
contributions by their pupils for distribu-
ton by the Associated Charities on
Thanksgiving day. The donations for
the. purpose we're received yesterday,
every school in the otv contributing
from one'-half to three big wagon loads
Of clothing and supplies, which are to BIZ
turned over to the poor and nee1y people
OF the city. Altogether fortythree loads
of supplies were received, according 10
the estimates made by various school
principals, which estlmat. Superintend-
ent Foshsy, however, says is very low.
Tho Arroyo street. Swain, Gates, Sand.
Normal primary, Santa Fe avenue, Sew
enth. Ninth. Amelia, New Macy, Macy,
Cornwell and First strset schools each
contributed one load; Chestnut Griffin
avenue, HAYES aud Casco street schools
contributed each one-haif q load; He'll
man, Eighth, Sixteenth, Hewitt, Breed
and fhirtieth street schools contributed
each two loads; Ora ton street and S an
ton ave us schools contributed eaca one
quarter Of load, and the Spring and
Seventeenth street schools ave each three
loads; the San Pedro atreet school gave
one and one-half loads. The CASTELAR,, AL
pins and Macy street loads were big
affairs und were nearer two cargoes than
they WIRE one each.
The pupils in the high school did not
contribute yesterday. Their mite was
las year nearly as much again as the
contributions Ut all of the other buildings
combined, and for fear that the supplies
could not, perhaps, all be at once handled,
it was decreed that the high school con
triubtion be received in time Tor distri-
button during the Christmas holidays.
The night school pupils did not con-
tribute and the gifts OF the tots in the vas
rious kindergartens went IN with the
contributions If the older scholars. The
total contributions last year at Thanks
giving time amounted to forty-on wag-
on loads.
The Supplies when received yesterday
went at once to the store houses coated
for the purpose on Boyle Heishts, East
Los Angeles, and to III Temple street,
the latter location being the general re-
ceiving point. Clothing, veeeta bl.s,
flour and meats were the articles con-
triubted. Ya
The Associated Charities will at once
Dsgin an organized system of general dis
tribution Of the things received.
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SIZED Henry Hanson 10 quiet title 70 GER
tain real estate.
W. P. Gibson and N. +. Alexander
have sued John Gray ct al, 10 recover
S29s. So snd to foreclose o mechanics lien
securing sSe same.
psny has sued Ssn Slyke & Perkins to
recover 1851. IA due mr. material furnished.
Gregory Perkins. jr.,' has also brought
suit against the same parf,,s 70 recover
on q promissory note for 5000. II.
The ]. d. Hooker company has hled
complaint on foreclosure of mechA nics'
lien against Gather inc Il. Chisett ct al. j.,
and Luwis A. Cardweli against the same
parties.
Township Justice Young yesterday
fined J. II. RACER, the Vernon dog -killer.
$40 tor Staying seven cannes of various
degrees.
". J. Murphy, one of Mayne's attor-
neys. arrested on a charge OF subornation
OF perjury. yesterday filed his bond he
with J. Q Kemp and j. q. Anderson as
sureties. The bond was approved and the
attorney released from custody.
In the case Vt James Barrell VS.. the
Lake View Land com pany. judge Shaw
yesterday granted the defendants motion
to discharge the attachment upon said
defendant giving an undertaking as pre-
scribed by law II. the sum Of $500.
Only routine probate business was
transacted in Judge Clark's department
yesterday. A few ex parte matters were
attended to by Judge Mckinley.
The jury In the case OF Heo Ngai, the
Chinaman charged with burglary, before
Judge Van Dyke. disagreed late yester-
day afternoon and were DISCHARGED.
In department one yesterda James
Noon entered his plea Of not guilty, and
mis- trial was set for December 9Th and
transferred to department five.
J. g. bailey was yesterday arraIgned
on a charge OF rape in department one.
He will plead Tuesday. The case of Ger
trude Greiner, charged with grand lar
ceny, was continued to Decem Der TIN.
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PINE TREE STATE ASSOCIATION
Elected New Officers and Enjoyed q Social
Time


Time
There was large gathering OF the
members Of the Pine Tree State associa.
ton at the Friday Morning club rooms
last night. 1t was the regular annual
meeting Of the organization. called for the
purpose OF electing officers for the ensu-
ing year.
Following are the names of those elect
ed: President, H. W. Chase; first vice.
president, Mrs. Elmira Stevens. second
vice-president, DR.. r. H. Billiard; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Harriet A. Ham lin I;
financial secretary, F. d. Jones; treas
urer, M. W. ,Stimeon.
Pursuant to the usual custom, the pres
ident gave al address, speaking in elo-
quent terms of the Pine Tree state, and
commenting upon the organization of her
sons and daughters.
A recess was then taken and the COM
pany partook OF gooh old New England
refreshments in the shape Of apples and
doughnuts. Afterwards MIR. Stimson told
OF his recent trip 10 Maine in such an
interesting and vivid manner that home
was recalled to everyone.
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INQUEST UPON J. W. KIRK
Verdict Of the coroner's Jury In the Elect.
ment Case

verdict Of the CoronerS Jury In the EIects
ment Case
An autopsy was held yesterday on the
remains Of J. W. Kirk, the printer, by
Drs. Aiasworth, Munk and Bryant. 1t
was found that there was fracture of
the skull at the base on the right hand
side. The fracture was four inches in
length, and as result Of the injury an
abscess was formed on the brain.
At the coroner's inquest verdict was
found that the deceased came to his death
by a fracture of the SKULL, the result of
fall from blow inflicted by an electric
car conductor. The name Of Nichols was
not mentio' ed.
Nichols was arraigned on a charge of
murder yesterday before Justice Morrison
and his examination set for the 9th at
$3.50 a. M. pending which he was taken
to the county jail. Bail was fixed at
$4,000.
The funeral will not be held from the
undertaking rooms as was first stated, bun
from the Methodist church on East First
street. near Alameda. Rev. Will Knighten
will officiate.
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CHANGED HER STORY
Stella Horton Now Say, She Was Ruined by
Her Uncle


Her Uncle
Stella Horton, the l5-year-old girl who
charged John Kingsbury, an expressm an.
with having ravished hei person, has now
changed her tune. After the Jury had
disagreed and been discharged by Iudee
Smith the girl appsars to have been
stricken by remorss at what she had
done, and Thursday evening she left her
relatives at the Arcade depot and hunted
up Kingsburv, to VINO III she made q
statement that she had perjured herself;
thai IT was her uncle who had accom-
Pushed her ruin at the hotel in ID whey
and that he and her father compelled her
to swear AGAINST KingsDury to shield the
uncle. The ri is now in a delicate con-
diton. She is APP, arsntly wholly unre-
liable and any statements made by her
will be scrut,nigsd very closely. 1t is a
disgusting case an the district attor-
ney% office will probably make a thor
ough investigation.
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THE COMING OF THE COLD
And the Dangers That It Brings to
So Very Many

Winter is coming!
Indeed, some of our great scientific men
assert tAat the approaching winter will
be one of the seyerest on record.
The winter is always dangerous, al
though too many people forget this i'm
portant fact The mildest winter causes
more deaths than the hottest summer. II
las almost become proverb that 'cold
wea Their kills." And why does 1t kill?
Beca use so many people are In no con-
dition 10 ,rass through severe winter.
They comp. ain of tired feelings. they
suffer from b., iousness, pains near the
heart, headaches, backaches, and seem to
lack their customary energy. Colo
weather, instead of tracing them up,
only makes them feel lA,nguld. lrrltapie,
nervous and depressed.
And that IS just where the Nangsr lies.
People who fee! like this are rum inR some
very grave risks. The chances are that
possibly so per cent of the people who
winter will never see its end unless they
exercise the greatest care.
But there il way to avoid these dan.
gers. BY building up the system, restor-
ing healthy action to the liver and kid
news, freeing the bloot from impurities
and reqaining renewed strength, the per.
lis of winter can be safely encountered,
To do this suitable remedy must be
taken, and there is nothing for the pur-
pose that can be compared with Warmers
Safe Cure, because its effects are immedi-
ate and lasting. As a means of restoring
lost vitality and promoting the general
health this grand remedy has never been
equaleu. That is why it is SO universally
prescribed by phi ,siciats and druggists.
who know from experience that it can
always be depended upon. If you are
suffering from any OF the symptoms that
denote weakness you need to regain
health, and Warmers Safe Cure will
speedily help you to regain it.
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THE He RAID
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Observation-Disclosures Of observations
taken at Los Angeles November %.
The barometer is reduced to sea level.
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FINE ARTS EXHIBITION
A Reception At Bartie,t's Muiic Hall Sat-
urday Evening

A Reception at BartIeit's Muiic Hall Sat-
urday Evening
The Sooiety vi Fine Arts has collected
an exhibit of pictures at Bartietts Music
hall and a reception will be neld Satur-
day evening and rare treat is offered to
all lovers OF art. The average quality Of
the pictures received is nigh. Tnere are
pictures representing variety OF views.
There is good work in che majority of
them and they have elected much inter-
est in art circles. The task Of placing all
the canvasses on the wall has been acco m
PIjshsd. Each member of the suciety
has been allowed SIX tck.ts to distr on to
for the private view Saturd ", and al
though the mum her is necessarily limited
brilliant affair is expectsd,
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Funeral of Sam Hssklns

The funeral of Sam Haskins, the col.
ored fireman, was held yesterday after
noon from the undertaking rooms OF Orr
IL Hines. large number of mis- fir enos
and acquaintance attended the services
AMI Waved the remainl. Raw. John vii.
son offisiats |. The irsmen t., the mum.
Der of sixty mirche 1 in line. Chief Moore
and Assistant Uhief Smith beng present.
The interment was at Evergreen.
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Time. Bar Their lRH mi w, d vs,I W'her.
sS &c : 3 M s sS75 g g ~ w Clear
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CHIEF GLASS SUED
A Discharged Offender Wants to Get Some
Honey

A Discharged Offender Wants to Get Some
Honey
]. H. Mckenzie has brought snit in
Justice Young's court against Chief of
Police Glass for $S0.75 through his attor-
ney. Byron L. Oliver.
Mckenzie is tho man who was recently
arrested by Detective Bradish and
charged with having held up one CronIn
while the latter was drunk. When taken
before Justice Morrison, Mckenzie acS
nowledged he had robbed the man, and told
Clerk Everett to give IS. IS that had been
found on him to Cronin, as 1t was his.
This was done, and now that Mckenzie
has been discharged on the order of the
district attorney, he wants to recover
the money. The S25 represents the
amount expended in collecting the orig
inal sum.
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Maximum temperature, SO,
Minimum temperature. A..

FORECAST-Nov. 22.-For Southern Cal.
fornia: Fair, except in the extreme
southern portion, where rains may
occur; cooler Saturday morning
frosts in elevated valleys Saturday
hortherly winus.
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WEATHER REPORT - United States
depaitm Of agriculture weather
bureaus report. received at Los An
geIas November 90 1898.
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Try our port and sherry winesat rs
cents per gallon. +. Vache & Co.. COM
meycial and Alameda streets. Teleph one
800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-08
WOOD

London. May AT the wool auction
sales to-day 1852 bales were offered, of
which 1900 We're withdrawn. The attend
ance was fair and the selection offered
was good. The bidding was active for oil
good grades, prices hardening. Germany
is still operating freely. Following are
the sales In detail:
New South Wales-i.122 bales; secured
7dGlS 1l2d; greasy, 34QN2d.
Queensland 31j bales; secured, 5dd
Is ll2d; greasy, 4NNl2d
Victoria fSS bales; secured. 7d0ls sgd:
greasy, H4Ulld.
South Australa-422 bales; greasy, "A
AID.
Tasmania-l91 bales; secured. 5i4d9d.
New Zealand-3,S75 bales; secured, 5du
Is I'D greasy, 34Hg2d.
Philadelphia, May Wool, quiet but
steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above l6Hl1c; y and
above 15laGl64c; medium 19H2uc; quarter
blood 2nU2lc. common lSpl9c New York,
Michigan. Wisconsin, etc, 1iNl5c. medi-
UNI lNGlNac: quarter blood l9i2N2Ii2c:
common l1Ulfac; washed comhing and
delaine fine lNU19c; medium 2OU2lc; quar-
ter blood 2pV2lC; braid 20U2lC. unwaShed
medium lji2Nl6c; low, quarter blood LA
lSc braid l5ieHl7c; unwashed Qight and
bright fine Haze; medium l3Ulic. quar-
ter blood i60l7c; common l4Uljc. unwash-
ed dark coloreH light fine gdlOc: heavy
fine 60Sc; medium ia l3c; fine medium n
ape: coarse Haze; territorial and north
western light fine SUluc. heavy do t0AC.
fine medium 10Ullc; medium Haze; quar-
ter blood 12Hl3c; coarse l0Ul2c.
Boston. May For the past week the
wool market has been dun and prices
sagging Purchasers are only buying
from time to time as their needs demand
The arrivals of new clips are scarce and
are slow I'm coming to hand Shcaring is
in progress. but the strike of the shearers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-08

Oats steady with fair inquiry; No. .
white western S7u37i2c; No. mixed 33is
| Q5ic; receipts, 4,64S bushels; stock, 1882
| bushels.
Rye. duh: No. . G6c: receipts. 79S BUSH
/ els; stock. 6,715 bushels
K 0H 90.
/ Sugar, firm and unchanged.
Butter and Eggs, steady and unchanged.
! CheeSe. easy, fancy New York, go size
/ 5'2ci medium 30 size 924c picnic - size l0c.
/ Philadelphia. May Wheat, May 1c
! lower: June and July l4c higher No. >
! ree,d May 6Fe469c; June 6il2q6Sc; July ga
/ o'ec; August 6I0612c.
Corn firm and 1c higher: No mixed
May oiH4J5c, June 5i&lu55c; July 54&i 05jc;
! August 54&i N55c.
| oats, steady; No. white May 36d3Gi2c:
/ June 56i+056s4c; July 36l2431c; August "a
/ 03ileC
/ Provisions, firm; demand moderate; un-
/ changed.
Butter dun and 1c lower; fancy cream
/ cry lNc; DO Pennsylvania prints dc; do
/ DO JObuing 2202jc.
Eggs, tlrmer, fresh nearby 1SqlSl4c; DO
/ western l3Nl9ac.
/ Cheese. dull and lower
/ IallOw, duh and unchanged.
Recelpts-FlOur. $500 barrels and 10000
| sacks, wheat, 32.000 bushels; corn, 1900
| bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
/ Shpments-Wheat 1900 bushels. corn,
/ 800 bushels: oats, 1900 bushels.
Toledo May Wheat, active and high
! err; No. cash 66i2c; May and June 0ic;
! July 65isc; August 64c.
/ Corn. dull but steady; May and June
/ 52c, No. mixed July soc; No. white SOC.
oats, quiet; No. mixed gle; No
white 33c.
| Rye. active; cash Csc; July 502lc.
| Cloverseed, dun but steady; prime cash
/ s. 60.
keceipts-Wheat. $500 bushels; corn,
/ $4,000 bushels, oats, 4OOO bushels.
! Shipmeuts-Flour $500 barrels wheat.
! 1000 bushels. corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
| s, GOD bushels.
| Cincinnati May Flour, steady.
/ Wheat firm; No red CSC; receipts, $500
/ bushels; shipments. 1000 bushels.
| Corn, firm; No. mixed 49c.
/ oats. easy. No. mixed SIC.
! Rye. nominal, No. 6ic.
/ Pork, steady AT SD -.
/ Lard quiet at 81 3d..
/ Bulk meats firm at So >.
/ Bacon. firm at s. 90
/ Whisky steady at 81 %
/ Butter. lower; Elgin creamery 19c; Ohio
[ l5c. dairy gc.
| Sugar. active and strong.
! Eggs. easier at l0l2c.
/ Cheese, weaker.