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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in Ieav- ening power as the Royal.

For next thirty days we will sell gents tan shoes at the fol- lowing reduced prices: $500 gents tan shoes re- duced to $3. 98.
 $4. co gents tan shoes re- duced to $500.
 $3.5O gents tan shoes re- duced to $2.48.
 $2.OO gents tan shoes re- duced to $l.43.
 Birmingham Shoe Co.,,
 2l8 N. 18th street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
THREE LADIES KILLED.

Their Vehicle Went Down Thirty-Foot
 Embankment.
 Decatur, Ind, Aug. 9.-A fatal run away occurred near here last evening. A party of ladies and children were re- turning from picnic The horse be- came unmanageable and jumped from a 30-foot embankment. Mrs. J. c. Patter- son, Mrs Erwin and Mrs. Noah Man. gold, all prominent women of this city, were fatally injured and Mrs. Duncan and two small children were hurt.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

your dealer does not keep it, send 25 cents to us in stamps and we will mail you package direct postpaid.
 Larger remittances should be made by postoffice money or der.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
Arthur Futile on Trial.

Winston, N. C., Aug. 9.-The trial of Arthur Futile for the murder of Police man IIckers last May opened here to- day. Congressman Settle is one of the three lawyers representing the defendant and District Attorney Glenn appears for the state Twenty witnesses will be ex- amined for the state. Four was intro duced and the evidence of each was dam aging to the prisoner.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
Chace's band, led by the great Weber, at East Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Talmage's Will.

New York, Aug. 9.-The Rev. T. De- Witt Talmage filed for probate this morn- ing with the surrogate of Kings county the will of his late wife, Susie The will gives the estate of the testatrix abso- lutely to her husband, who is made sole executor of the will without bond.
 A schedule annexed estimates the value of the estate to be S30.O0O in real property and $136, 900 in personality, total of $166,- OOO
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

Music at East Lake five nights a week for dances by Montana Bros Italian band. Chase's city band every Sum- day. 4 10 tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
Music at East Lake. 5-2e
Killed at the Card Table.

Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 9.-At Logan Court House, fifty miles south of this city, last night, five men aboard of boat playing cards had a row. Bud Prchard, a former Ohio river steamboat pilot, was killed and John Rush fatally injured. Prichard was charged some time ago with killing a negro deck hand.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

rie, 100 (Cassin), to 5, won; Sky Blue second, Peconic third. Time, 056.
 Second race, mile and one-sixteenth- Langdon, 102 GA. Clayton), 3 to 1, won; Maurice second, Cherrystone third. Time, 50.
 Third race, one mile-Dangervan, IA (E. Cochran), to 1, won; Aimee Good win second, Kilkenny third Time, A.
 Fourth race, five furlongs-Sweet Fa- vordale, 95 (Cassin), ' to 10, won; Miss Celestina second, La Gallienne third. Time 1:03A.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Dead heat be- tween Jack of Spades, 110 (Griffin), to g., and Chesapeake 107 (W. Midgley), 41a to 1; Navahoe third. Time, 1:14%. Purse divided.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
ONE CENT A MILE.
The Rate Adopted by the Chicago and Ohio
 River Association.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-At today's meeting of the Chicago and Ohio River associa- ton the only interesting feature was the recommendation made yesterday by the southern lines of rates to the Atlanta exposition. It was decided to adopt the lowest proposition, which is 1 cent a mile, tickets to be sold every ten days only, for the month of September only. Class A rates were also adopted.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

than two or three of the justices in at tendance All of them have been advised of the death of their associate. As yet, however, no response has been received from any of them. Marshal Wright, who is at bis home in Louisville, will attend the funeral
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

Chace's band, led by the great Weber, at East Lake Sunday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
Sacred concert at AvondaIe Park Sunday.
Music at East Lake. 5-ao-tf

Young gentlemen having ambition to play orchestral or band instruments of any kind should consult Professor Weber at the Birmingham College of Music. Splendid opportunity.
 6-23-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
THAT WlNDOWLESS ROOM.
Workmen Uncover a Gas Pipe With Carefully
 Concealed cnt-0f.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Workmen have un- covered in a room on the second floor of the Holmes castle a gas pipe running into the windowless room, where it is be- lieved Mrs. Julia Conner and perhaps
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

E@CAUTIoN-Be sure that the name "Californiao is on each package. There are many similar preparations for sale of more or less merit-some with out any merit at all. Insist on getting the California. There is none as good.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10

1Oc for the round trip Sum- day. Bessemer and Birming- ham Railroad.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
THE RACES.

ARATOGA, N. Y. Aug. 9.-A fair attendance witnessed the events on the Saratoga track today. The races were well filled and but lit tie scratching was done. The weather was perfect and the track fast.
 First race, four and a half furlongs-Flor-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-10
Children Cry fer
 Pitchers CaStOTIo.

Sacred concert at Ayondale Park Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
LOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

hOnudy, january i-p N.
There was decidedly better tone in the stock
market to-day. and with few exceptions the en-.
tire list advanced. The presence of foreign buy
ing orders in the market had a stimulating IF.
feet. and houses with foreign connections
showed confidence in trading in some OF the
Changers. there was more encouraging feeling
about all shares. Prices Of American stocks
abroad were higher than here, and arbitrage
houses could make purchases at profit The
action or the directors of the Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey in declaring the regular rate OF divi-
dend was no surprise TO the Street. as members
OF the board had minated that the rate would
be maintained despite the falling off in earnings
II Is evident that the conservative men who
make up the Board OF Directors of this company
believe that the prospects for the future are good
enough TO warrant for the present a 7 per cent
dividend which has not been earned. On the
strength Of the declaration OF the regular divi-
dend the stock advanced points. and scored a
net gain for the day Of 80. points The regular
dividend was also declared on Chicago Gas which
advanced early in the day on the report that
there would be no reduction in the dividend rate.
but 1t made no gain after the official announce
ment OF the action of the directors OF the CONF
pany had been made. There was some activity
in American Sugar Refining. outsiders buying Il
on the risky assumption that some thing will
happen at the annual meeting OF the company
this week which will advance the stock. II Is
doubtful whether the company will furnish its
report for the last two years. and there appears
10 be little chance of change in the manage
ment. The stock might take a legitimate trend
upward II the annual meeting should result in
putting in new directors i'm place Of those whose
terms expire. but such change is not expected.
The stock market throughout the day exhibited
an advancing tendency, and the only decline OF
any size In Missouri Pacific. due 10 the un-
favorable returns of earnings. While the busi-
ness actually transacted in stocks large.
there were many features in the days trading
To give encouragement, and II the disturbing ee-
ments in Washington would give the country a
chance there would he no doubt about maintain
ing the advances made to-day. The action OF
the representative stockholders of the Disting
and Cattle Feeding Company has had good in-
fuence the stock and the Street approves the
action Of the stockholders in their efforts TO in
vestigate the company and put In a new man.
agement. The stock has been bought in the last
few days by the stockholders who after re-
form. who will in all probability control the an
nua election.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 5s coupon, at
III. Quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08

Chicago Jan. tSpecian There more bull news
,fan hear on wheat to-day. but New-York sold more
than this market could for. Prices closed hall
cent under Saiuriav MAY opened az 5Siir sold between
ss,.r AMI - e. closed a>c The decrease IA the
visible $3.50 larger than expected. there VAS
decrease n English visible - 231"rp Cables We're
firm - Louis reported $50 FOR export. There
was o. LITTLE cash business herr" l5"cr There WAS =
'fc 80 the seah0ari loads. Tho boar news di not
,n 90 and good-..zci Russian shipments The trade
here VA effected hv rimor that the Government re-
furf would show when ISSUED. crop Il $50 40 go
bushels The export clearances were the largest In
weeks about Gi"0'o bushels
The feature 10 corn covering The Ncw-Yorker'
who have had ihc b'g short line and who have been
covering fr several da,s FINISHED up. market
rarrc - &C. and closed the bottom. May sold 10
tween ~ and - o.. and closed a. 49, The best
prices the announcement - tho s"sb1ari
,.arances IS The receipts $50 ears the e~ii
mat. tomorrow 300 Tho local stock increased 793
Tho Increased swedish duty q bear influence
wheat. also affected the duty both
h.rping and receiving houses here hcirish
The weather west IL favorable for large movement.
way - uqudaion. May sold between 3li.c and 3o'.c
AZ closed 3ni.I3Disc
Provisions started easier because the hogs
Instead - the ~ 600 estimated. But II turned
~ tho quality exceedingly The early
loss recovered Everything finally ie't on just
" SATURDAY
on the curb puts NAV ~. calls IS A.
Puts May corn were 49,. calls. '7Asc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08

TO ,,s n a, 81 So d. 10 1873 10 at So ''' d. IL
~ at s. 80 d :, io' .3 H. At ST. bnrnyard calves %
NJ at s.. ca vca. 1913 H. at s. 7s DO 40 orI NJ ni
s. ., ;u9u DO i25 n 81 do. 1905 ~ at 81
sEEP ASp for two DAYS eSS. for Sit
or Sso & 10 ears g for the market sheep were IN I
request steady prices lambs wer but With the excep
Zoe, ~ carolads about everything wa, 'aS on 10 extra
to Ts0e lambs ses 81 G asi 10 cars of or
10 Al 81 si,GsI 90. Dressed mutton y, G5,7itc
OleS If Gno'Ss aen 81 s!s S &
100 ~ ' g. d? 20 IS t. M at s. s. o. sis r
a. stat ;h Sc and sd IS b. a; $. 81 do
g Sa Re- s a, 2 8 3 d. S' i Is a So 30
S Ias 90 Do Sc at $ 81 % state sheep ~ at g 10 al
81 ShG 5 90 ID do l' q: NJ at So 90 2oa do o5 H. At s.
80 do 20 h. g; 20; 81 do 70 H. at 81 % 80 40
g. - plenback ISL Canadian lambs. s. s a. 81 80 g
@ SO n at S. en- 20 do 10 81 80; - d2 ~ 40
6 8 s. 30 DO d' ios NJ 3D. at a. Sc So DO s. ~
ialenbeck Hollis $50 canaaian la an So q n. at
y" is da & H. at s. 90 . state IS h. at s. 20
D. Mcrherson CO.. COS 81 in@ ao 3 H. at 81 ~ 27i
Western d." g ~ at s. - state sheep do 100 NJ at
$ = +, Sf fis h ss Is, IS at e g ioi
* y q d. N 81 81 Do 100 NJ =" s. g. 81 do
Gcw Sheep, i3l rb So - ia do ST No. at S-'o' III
' sanders nd - state lambs - ~ at s. o 4. % a su Is
n 4 stat sheep 100 S It 80 a. s. % q" DO
% H. At s. 81; G' pennsylania sheep and lan IS r.
H. q g 49, 20 STATE d. - - y, AZ q d. DO 70 H. At 81 IS
Wiiferson & shcrman: 49, Ohio sheep JOS 10 AT -
-, s G"ins % IS state lambs 50 H. at 81 90 State sheep
s. r. SEA ,.o I.v. :. cars. or ssoa head.
Of T6sh ic. Rsaa for sale quoted 're firm
per- ico s. sander; So s'' s sss' 3d. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKET.

Philadelphia Jan Flour Little or no Improvement
~ demand Local obh"rs had ample supplies fpr
qlircncnts and ~erc operating mostly 90 small lots.
Prices. however. steadily held desirable trad- brands
=. ou>2 ~ do ~ 2,HS 3, No =
winter family a. son - a. Ponnss want, roller straight
- bH>. - Western winter clear - mas. ~. do do
straight s. 1'n<3. eo Do patent S3dS3 - spring clear
8. rpS2 q" do straight ~ lunSJ b. do patent 81 s0p
- -. n,,ofit" brands higher Rse -four small supply
wheat -four aull. steady 81 7jH>i ~ peg iUp ~
ch''" in 'arlpe Wheat rules arm under stronger
'ai and rather better export and prices al
compared Saturdays dosing
rates call. ~ red January. Gp NGO+,r February
Gl'sDGlac. March 62'4TG2'.c April C3NHY -. Corn
pf'rings moderate. market ruled steady. hut spccu
latiy" trading and little inquiry for export. Local
Ia grain depot IS NJ yellow in depot. oc
~ MIXED export elevator. a. W mixed January
ggd4Hi,c. February. od 1890. MARCH, ioi ,NJnc. April
- dole Oats CARROTS weak under free offerings and
light local trade urnand. futures Inactive. without
porant change. 40 white. 90 established grade
~. do o. track IS. NJ white. ISi,c do track
3-.c d. In special bin 3Sic. No white January. 314.H
3si.c. Fcbfuarv 37'.H3-' g.. March. 5S0INsc. April
49, .n3Ssc Butter FIRM but quic. pcrnsylt ann
70 do iphhns @N0Ilc Egg weak. lower. Pennsylvania
nrss 81 Western nrete. 22p23c Cheese quiet steady
New York factory. l0snli.c part skins, 1p'c Refined
quiet. steady. cubes tr. pzcnec. igc; standard
powdered sc. A." granuated. ic. standard 30. tc.
\. We crystal s. tc. double refined diamond \.
4c confcctioncrs \. 37sc. rod star y 3'c keystone \.
SIC Franklin Vs. u Sr Franklin extra - 5l6c: rcd
10. .. nc. hlu" &. 3-i6c
ali less 3 lGc reha,e ~ H. Is 10 W H. 2'.c
Fcol quiet unchanged. winter bran IN buik. SIS 10
NSi6 - spring DO IN sacks. SiGHsl7 pcr ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08

Market closed dull points decline compared WIN ~,
So,-,sys closing price Transferable notices 'o iVtd
sles as 40 hale. spot sales to-day anu ds'
night officially reported: For eonsumpt..' 80, iu
and easy mddliAg uplands ll-loc; iiuuiiIs
S6c which IL unchanged compared WIN ~, o
,nsinr New-York net receipts ll20 bales gross p'of
bales. forwarded l. ~ DairS
nst receipts TO-DAY DIS bales thus far tns 49,
N bales to-day: Great brian 81, i"t
irance loss bales Thus far this week "ISa h
n iii bales France. 1906 bales; Continent 'lf'o ~
stock, 1.ls5.2+6 bales. $4,000
LIVERPOOL cables-Spot cotton HARDENING oLies Y,sr
800 bales American 800
bales; receipts 81 900 bales American 23Vo oaes NM
SitnS' ,niands 1-32d Futures opened steady at un
changed prices: closed barely steady at i,t1
January 26l 1862: January February -ol oois
March 262a263; March April oos April" .ntS
i'na s0oaso3 Iune-July. 304s July August .o'W
as 30eI30i September October es
October enber 3C9a3lO November Deeen'o' 'o"
All Neutrality-suspicious. steady; cloths quiet
t-oFF'EE-Compared with the dealings the Iast , wrN
oneraons on the Exchange were dun ana uHseieS @
Inc srester part OF day. slightly lower prices PR
vailed In the morning followed by an utter absence :"
in Evidently the bull clique out OF the marAr. Io
he time being total sales were snhiI anu pr
showed little change Havre market opened ,2af. ip"er
and closed opening. sales u ~ oass 80
nary IS francs; February. $50. Mafch Api.'
81 Is Rio market strong and unchanged at l2|1 res
narket nominal; receipts 5000 bags stock. $4,000
hars Santos reis advance TO 10 soo res,
cents 2oUD bags stock f0I.Gp. cleared steamship
Nasmyth with 1000 bags Hamburg Irregular, JAnua-y
II 80 pigs; February. 7i.23: March al; April 'or'
90 bags last year. receipts. 2.slS.VOo bags
contracts closed dull at TO 20 points lower Sales
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
OTHER MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rgso Jan o ,5s, FAR 90 hc asi for
tine asaa wee 2 ~, Ssi Unsigned through head
York loco head on sale 'p h' nes Saod hand
sttc quality gen rally common: closed dull and weak
e%% c, 9'f Sy 's g sass % gooG
weights. 81 5aS+ 80; gh 70 good handy s,ecrs ~ S
her bulls steady al 5oas2 So good export dHll At
8 ~ %, oxen s IN 9a '"s! oss soers dull ana
lower light to good s. 25aS2 - feeders. s5I> 20 o
Receipts =, hours $500 head. total Tor week mus
donsisncd through IS 80 head TO York 1869 head
on sac 100 head; market op'nrd dHl ana gdo q,
81 i5ns' fully 80 loads held yer some IN car cary
81 70 Sigs 81 60 mixed aEG msatIn s. 5oas4 40 good
heavy - @0si 80 roushs - 200 - ~ h, 90, am
iambRcceps last - hours II 500 head 'o,al tor Ven
Thu. 2osoo head for .ame time last week @g S9o
hea4 eonsn.d sa'G m ng1e op.neS active and
51a5c higher steady for good Grades. with all
o1 ' VII" c6ocs native lens. Sos god, sas. 90
sheep s2aoas2 81 light 70 good 90 - 100 -,
vc,hers. s3o$3 % eNpor sheep STEADY wehrrs ~ oa
s ssiiy va 400. Ia,.f. s. s. % anu" '''
Union Yards. Chicago Jan sDS.
weak steers 81 l5as' So s'9ckers and
,ss: q R.c.pts 5000 head MARKET Tor heavy
hogs Arm poorer grades weak Heayy. 81 soas4 go com
% sa, 70 light SS2s s. % ps'
s4s; '"'''''' " ''''' . ''' ~ ~
st Louis. Jan Cattle Receipts. al7e head There
change In prices Native cattle sold steady TO strong
HEAVY butchers 81 sOnt 20 light 81 25HS NJ.
COWS. s? 5as2 Is Texas cattle opened STEADY. but the
later arrivals accumulated prices became easier steers
ranged from light 20 81 - FOR medium
vel KIT foI grass CONE g. l1n>3 90 fed cows - pG
:. Receipts 5i1 head Market weak and about
- lower Good medium heavy ranged between 81 -
and b f,- good lots - ion 81 - pigs and
common f1 ofInsr, light 50 jnHSt Sh"ep Receipts. 30
head Market quiet and prices steady. Native mixed.
81 tOH$3 To-
Easi Liberty. Jan. 7-Ca'tie-Recelpts fair. market
E-d pr prime s'fSj - good - l5u
- 80. butchers 81 'oa<t H. r.ueh f s. 'n& 10 ar
- Light st0rker- s. sass L..
Hogs. liberal. lower.
Phiidephss. 81 50Gs4 - medium Phlad"pnas. 81 ijH
= - best WORKERS - :"US4 b fair. 81 .0d
-. pigs 81 .oHk' -. ioughs <5uSi Sheep-Suppy
frat,. market opened slow AMI % lower all
cert extreme prime sheep. extra Sd<3 20 fair 81 iOa
81 ~ ,carinr. 81 snHSg lambs s. odSl. common
I. FAIR lamis. s. lOuS3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan T. 3:&j r. m.-Bcef-Extra India mess
firm al rs ID prime mess. hrm "A, Gh. pork-Prime
mess. Western fine steady at sos do medium steady at
b3- 9d. HamsShort cut. about II TO III ~. firm at 49,
Baconcumberland cut about Is To- 80 H. firm Ais nj
short rib. about % ~ firm AT 32s long clear mlddles
about ~ ~ Arm at %2s long and short clear mlddlcs
about ~ 10 firm 80. ShouldersAbout II to ~ NJ
firm AT :ss I'd. Cheese American finest white and
coored. steady AT Bis. Taow-Prme city. nominal
cottonseed OIL Liverpool refined iss ID Spirits
Of turpentne steady At 3s I'll. Kosn Common steady
at Is Oh. I.ard-Prime Western firm 35s I'd
Wheat-No red winter. firm At Is i0d; No red spring
hrm Mt 5s I'd FlourSt Louis fancy winter, steady
IS cd. cOrn-Mxed Western spot. steady " al:
January nrm A. I'D; February. nrm Is "a; March,
hrm ~ ~ 2itd Hope at London-Paclnc Coast. nrm
e. lOsut3. Receipts of wheat for the last week from
Atlantic ports IS 100 quarters other
quarters Receipts OF American for the last week.
1900 Quartera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

January 1870.
COTTON-There partial decline OF poli.s III ~.
local market on the business of the day. Wn'.n
followed by loss OF about points more anu -
martial recovery The from liverpooi was "
rather negative character, futures mere opeh go
unchanged closing 1-64Q2t4d lower WINE spyt o,n
was hardening unchanged. with iaii sal-s yas
rnent The swing prices here during the
within the range Of four points Dufine te
little energy was displayed fluctuations oehk ihsons'u Ia
able Prices fell about the lowest OF thT oa
so closed with decline of 2q5 points io'at
we've bales The local temper seems 70 Ve a,
There was not much in the way or genera, ,ha,
hand Of an Interesting character The bears cam ,gSt
about 900 bales OF the Will have come n,o @
nv February which they assert would mean az 90 90
10 600 bale CROP already something over $1,000
bales have sight on the other hand me ste h
idea on the Cotton Exchange is that ,he NIUp VII Ok
about 800 900 bales. figured that II recep's run
ner cen, more from now September l. the END on
Inc crop year-and they did for the corresponding ped
iss earthat tn crop show the above result anu
~ receipts run with the movement OF the pis
year ~ IsgI-o2 the will also snow a crop oi
400 600 bales There free offerings OF spot co'on
Troro southern holders cases a. lower prices.
he a,,ention of traders largely centred upon
movement this week receipts at the ports Tor te
week are estimated by at l"1o" oales asa'is.
o.e so haes last week Gao bales last year. On
the her hand good guessers place inc mo- %
a, 0so bales II is csiimate1 thai
oriesns will receive from llrp 20 i"oVo paes
consrei with IL bales week. lOSs paes ias
Pecsin,s al Houston to-day iiO bales asas y 80,
hales last week bales last wear, ana AZ NiehIs
$50 bales against CSC bales last week. 2'' baes aS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-08

on the decline Interior receipts u wheat at spring wheat
markets to-day 2I7 I6s bush dneludIns chicago
receipts 70 i34 bush against 60 ssl bush total 5W-
a27 bush against 392 $50 bush; exports oS,Nl pus'
against 1856 the close the market was steahy
with quite liberal buying by cash houses. The ite
buying encouraged by the English visible. whlcn
showed decrease Of $4,000 bush for the wheat flnal
active About 700 bush ungraded red sold al CO., r
and &c. delivered for local account No was
quoted at NC under May In store: MAY closed al "-c
and &c May. o b. af0at. NO hard was pu,'e"
9sc May. delivered. and No | Northern al 'zc.
go. cOFN-The market for opened easy on me
liberal receipts and the cold weather
in local and talk about lighter arrivals The
better feeling encouraged by the cables and by the
ever started quite little selling and prices eased on
closing unchanged. There was quite large Increase
in the amount OF afoat for Europe. which
item the decline. In regard 10 the quantity
Of back in the country the Investigations OF prom
inen Chicago provision firm indicate In the principal
hog raising states supply on hand OF only 30 per cent
No quoted at January price in the elevator &c
small lot Of No sold 49c in elevator: 1000 bush
steamer at 1ssa4sac and 5000 bush at 2sc delivered
...OATS-The market for oats was moderately active
and weaker during tho early part ~ the day rallied
little with the advance in corn bu. later eased OF
closing quiet unchanged &c decline. The weakness
~ the las, few days has been largely due the
declining tendency in feed stuff generally and 10 the
fact that the movement Of oats az primary markets
decrease Of $4,000 bush. leaving the total still
close 10 9.0o0.0O0 bush. Cash quiet. Sales
were 5000 bush. including 1000 bush No oats at
.Q343sc elevator, and 35i.d35asc delivered: 10000
bush No white $50 1900 bush track white 3sN
4lisc. .BARLEY-Market dull quoted nominally $50
&c for No Milwaukee and G2G66c for ungradei West
SEEDS-Market dull cloverseed. S9dS9 ~ and timothy
At 81 90asG 40 Bl 'CkWHEAT-Market dull. Quoted:
japanese 5igo9c; silver null, 1892.
We give FOR comparison the closing prices OF pre-