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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

AlOelln AflN".
American Cotton on ................ -
American Cotton OH prcfcrred...... ~
American Sugar .......-............ l-tli
American Sugar Kcincrles pid..... lub
American Tobacco ...............-.. 90
American Tobacco preferred -....... J6i2
Atclisou. Topeka and Santa Fe..... l5'2
Baltimore and Ohio ..........-...... lVh
Canada Pacific .....-........s.'..' uv.i
Chesapeake aud Ohio .........-..... ID
Chicago and Alton ...... .......... IJf
Chicago Burlington and QUINCY el's
ChIcaEO Gas Trust ................. gus
Delaware. Lack and Western ---.. lV'-
Diaul4lIs ........+-. .+.....s ...." '.--.' "a
Erie .......--- --..--. ..'--. -.-.-..'' ~ 2
Erie preferred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oo'2
General Electric ............-.....-. "p'4
Illinois Central ..........-...--...... ~
Lake ErIe and Western .-..-....-.. u
Lake l,rie and Western preferred.- tlA
Lake Shore Observation-Disclosures. lf''s
Louisville and Nashville ............ 'lr.
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago. S'2
Manhattan Consolidated ........... lnoI
Memphis and Charleston ............ 10
Michigan Central ............--..... 'i'
Missouri tatlic -...-..-.. ..-.....'s ~tt-
Mobile ami ONO ......-.- ....'..'... -
Nash. Chattanooga and ST. Louis. Us
United States Gordace .............. fs
United States Coras. urefcrred.... lu
Sew jersey Central ................. lVo
New York Central ........... -...-.-. ''o
Sew York and Sew England ...... 40
Norfolk aul Western prclerrcd..... ~
Northern Pacific ...--.. ..-..-... JOS
Northern Pacific preferred. ......... ia
NfrtlWt- ..-..-.--- ....-...s l'"
Northwestern preferred .,.......... lHNt
Pacific la.i ..-.............. ...'.... -"if
Reading ......,.............. ..'''''. I-'2
Rock Island .............'-... '-'..- 81 i.
ST. Paul ...........s- ..--- $4,000 '0'e
ST. Paul preferred .......,.......... Isl
silver Certificates .........-.......-. ue't
Tennessee Coal and Iron ............ -ltl
Tennessee Coal and Iron preferred. 100
Texas fae.nc Observation-Disclosures. 90
Union Pacific ..........-......-... 81
wabash .....- .-........ ...s...ss...s.
Wabash preferred ...............-.. ISL
Western Union ............--....... o1i2
wheeling acd Lake Ellie ...... -t's
Wheeling ahl Loke Erie preferred. ol,4
BONDS.
Alabama lClaes Observation-Disclosures. lo6
Alabama (class B.................. JOG
Alabama lClaes Cl............-...... 400
Louisiana stamped 4s.............. J''e
North Carolina 4s...............'.. l'i
North Carolina ts................... IL
Tennessee New Settlement 3s....-- -
Virginia Gs. preferred .............. 3
Virginia Trust Receipts, stamped
Virginia 2-3. Hal....-............... bl
United States a., registered. ....... JOB
United states As coupon. ........-. ITO
United States 2's. coupon. ga
United States new As. registcrcd.... 1it'l
United states new as. coupon...-.. 1ls"i
Southern Railway s................ "dis
Southern Railway common ......... "-
r..fM.r.. pathway rIrnflrrfI '.itt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

Casn QUOTATIONS. were AZ fOll0Ws. Hour
was dull and easy: hard wheat, spring
patent. $3.50. soft patent. S30jM320; hard
wheat. bakers. $22JU2.5O: winter, $3.50
$50. No. . spring wheat, G0a- uGOiAc; No.
. red G}c.; No. corn. 2Si4 02sic. NO. =
oats. 1sq1S4c.: mess pork. S79pdS 90.
lard. 81. 7Jfi4 so: short rib sides, A.15N
40. dry sailed shoulders, A.JO0i62iz;
short clear Sides Sl25aA31ls; whisky
ri %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

The funeral OF Mr.. X. T. Parker. who
died at his residence. No. SIS north
Seventh street. Monday. took place 1t "
o'clock yesterday morning. IN 'r,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

PORT NEWPORT MEMS. MAY .. 1896.
ARRIVED
Schooner Ellen NJ. Golden Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schooner L. G. Anderson. Boston.
Schooner Charles r. Tuulc. Fail River.
Schooner 4. sherman, Fan River
Schooner II. W Macomher. Boston.
Br. steamship Greylands. Montreal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
BUFFALO lITHlA WATER

in cases of affections OF the nervous syS
TEN. complicated with Brlghrs Disease
of the kidneys or with equity DiathesiS
The results have been eminently satisfae
tory. Lithia has for many years been
faVorite remedy with mo Ia like cases, bul
the Buffalo Water certainly acts better
than any eXtcmporanoous solution OF Ia,
Lithia Salts, and BE-. moreover better
borne by the stomach"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
BUFFALO Ls-HIA WATER

gradually diminish and finally disappear
at the same time other alarming symp
stored TO health. la STONE IN THE
BLADDER OF THE RED Llrlilc AClI
and the WHITE PHOSPHATE DE
POST. IT'S SOLVENT POW R Is IN
MISTAKABLE. IN GOVT RiiEt MAfIC
GOVT. RHEUMATISM. and an diseases
of URIC ACID DlATllESls the best r.
suits which / have witnessed from any
remedy have been from this WATER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

'Quotatlons are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

q. HALSrEAD BOYLAND Doctor o.
the Faculty of Paris. formerly Professor
I'm the Baltimore Medical College; In cas- {
of BRlGlirS DISEASE, in which n.
ALBUMEN REACHED As HIGH AS
FIFTY PER CENT, / have known A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
THE r,MEs-R1cHMoND. VA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 6, 1896.

SIS; smokers Ccommon) from $40 10
$3.50.
our Mr. George A. Haynes Will offer
a break of from - to ~ packages OF sun
cured tobaccos at auction on Change
tomorrow "Wednesday, May g. 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC. MAY G. 1896
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

DIR. WILLIAM b. TOWLES. Professor
OF Anatomy and Materia Medica IN the
Medical Department Of the University oil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

Booker. Sussex county.-R. +. Moss -
Cotton and peanuts are being planted.
corn UP, looks well. Potato bugs pieh'l
fuI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06
MIDDLE VIRGINIA.


Touisa Iouisa coumly.-G. ID. NJ. Hun
ter-Wheat. oats. and erasse1 looking
fairly well. Corn-planting nearly over.
san Marine. Dlnwiddie coun y.-E. 9
P,well.-Wheat fourishing Spring oats
better. Tobacco plants abundant. Clover
and grasses growing slowly. spring p"S-
lures backward.
Bon Air. Chesterfield couRy.- W. n
Peasants Vegetation has advanced very
rapidly.
Keysyule. Charlotte county.-E. >. Jet-
fress.-some tobacco is being planted.
SLIGHT Improvement in wheat. Good rams
have helped all crops
Tovingqon. Nelson county.-W. j.
d.-Eariy-planted corn coming up.
Tobacco plants looking very well. FOR
est fires have done damage IN various
sections.
buckingham. Buckingham county"
n Pratt.-Wheat oats. and grass look
ing well. Garden vegetables coming up
also corn. Chinch bugs damaging ~heat'
Orange, Orange county r. G. Macon
Rains have prevented farm work. Much
corn yet 20 be planted. Some complain
OF chlnch bugs in wheat
GREAT VALLEY.
Tenth Legion, Rockingham county
NJ. Bradford.-Wheat holding us own.
Fall-sown timothy backward. Some IN
sect troubling advanced clover, eauns tho
leaves 10 a noticeable extent.
Marion Smyth county John ;. Apper-
son.-Wheat continues 10 improve. MOST
OF the corn will be IN by Nhe END oi
this week. Fruit safe yet.
pluestone. Tazewell cOunty-A. 81.
Clair.-Local showers have advanced
vegetation considerably. General ram
badly needed. Corn planting hair done.
salem. Roanoke county.-W. ii. RUTH
rotin.-Oa.s. wheat, and grass growing
rapidlv. Cattle turned out Corn about
nlanted: some up. Season unusually ear
~. ... nor,d
Graham Weather favorable for farm
work. Corn planting pushed. More ram
NODDED. Wheat doing well. Pieny oil
grass. ...
Dale Enterprise. Rockingham county
r 7 EeatwOle.- planting over ana
some up. Berry crop promising Hr'l's'
wheat. and oats thrifty.
Enorv Washington county-James a
Davis.-Corn planting over Nege atioh
craving rapidly, but needs more ram
p.,.bcs and smaller fruits in abundance
Apples short. ,,,.o,,
Rnevville. Page county.-w. J. WOOD
The light showers have benefited crops
corn A. being planted. Wheat improved.
oats and grass looking well.
RIocksburg. Montgomery county.-Wh
liam ". Atwood The pastures ahoro
nlenty Of food for stock. Wheat ano
corn looking well, rye heading ana cori
coming up.
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CONTINUED TOMORROW }


f.. C. Bald won 80 first prizes on the
national circuit during the past season.
Two European queens, Wilhelmina and
Margherita of Italy, arc expert cyclists.
In Belgium amateur and professional
cyclists are permitted to ride against each
other.
The new Manhattan Athletic club will
probably send representatives to the Ath-
ons Olympiad.
The boxing and wrestling championship
Of tho Amateur Athletic union will be
held In Philadelphia in March.
Tom Eek Is said to bo trying to form a
combination of johnson, Titus and Bar
mott to take abroad next spring.
Charley Murphy hopes that tho l.. A.
W. assembly will permanently remove the
disqualification that is now troubling him.
Walter Sanger says that he will dovoto
his timc to skating this winter so rs TO DO
in shapo to begin training carly next
spring.
Philadelphia viii have baseball nearly
every day noxt season hy tho Pennsylvania
State league clubs ard the Philadelphia
National League toain.
Speaker Bccd and senator Chandler are
among the moro notable dcvotecs Of the
bicycle In Washington. Tho senator rides
to aud from tho capitol, and the speaker
says that thuTc Is no exercise that no en-
iove r'~~.
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room, and seized both her hands and
wrung them.
"Best of cousins!" he exclaimed,
"most brilliant of diplomatists! How
did you do it?'
She smiled cordially.
"Im glad TO have served you,' she
said. "And / don't think you need
anticipate any lack of zeal on papas
part now. To my own knowledge he
has written two letters about you al.
ready"
"You-you treasure. Kate, should
like 10 wire the glorious news to Bella
VIII YOU stroll as far as the station"
with pleasure she said, "if you
don't want to intrust the message to
servant. Wait two seconds while
put on my hat. You may calm your
excited spirits with a cigarette IL you
like"
lie did, nor was she much longer
than the two seconds. Passionately
in love as he was, he could not help re-
membering that the lady of his adora'
ton always kept him waiting twenty
minutes under similar circumstances.
Now that the plot had been carried
out, his embarrassment in the matter
had vanished, and he found himself
talking TO his cousin as frankly about
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-07
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''he is awfully iond of you, and very
impstient, and, if / may take the liberty
of advising, i should recommend you
recommend you very strongly indeed
tocounsel him to accept the present Of
fer while he can"
II couldn't do that" said the other:
81 couldn't do that in justice TO my
self"
"But - but. good heavens, why?"
cried Kate. Was this the devoted Bella
for whom she had consented to play SO
questionable role!
1T is too impossible" said Miss Car
stairs, firmly. "Expatriation, as have
already explained can't be considered"
Miss Drillinghams patience had its
limits. You won't mind my pointing
out that my father found this ap.
pointment under the impression that
Arnold was going To marry me?" she
said; that il was who would accom-
paIiy him-that the 'awfulness that
eiiscourages you would have to be borne
by myself?"
Miss Carstairs looked courteous un-
concern. Lord Drillingham, OF
COuTst, Knows DtSI WHAT ne NOulu DC
satisfied for his own daughter to do"
she said, "but / have to consider my
mothers opinions. Please don't let us
talk about Canada any more. Have you
seen Duse? Everybody's opinion about
her seems different"
Kate Drillingham put out her hand
with a smile. Its finished!" she said.
"You must let me run away now, or
shall miss my train. All, Mrs. Car
stairs. i must say goodafternoon.'
No, nothing, thank you, really not!
Yes, that is my cab waiting"
She got into it. and as the wheels be-
gan to reyolve, beat one of her little
clenched hands or her lap. She was not
smiling now. her face was white and
angry.
If Bella or her mother could have
overheard what their visitor said TO her.
self as she drove away, they would have
been considerably perturbed.
And that's the girl i have been strug-
Cling to be loyal towards" muttered
Miss Drillingham between her teeth.
ARNOLD, I'm fonder Of you than that
and you shall know it now!"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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that the third person has proposed, eno
in spite of all his pains and euphem-
isms, Hopetoun was disagrceably
conscious that that was what the letter
said.
Miss Drillingham was sorry also when
she received it, for in the meantime the
Canada prospect had assumed definite
proportions, and ii was now offered to
her cousin if he chose to take it. She
wanted him to take it. She wanted
him TO marry Miss Carstairs with the
least possible delay. She wanted this
absurd position that he and herself
were occupying towards each other
terminated as soon as possible. And
though she shrank from acknowledg
ing all her reasons to herself, they were
sufficiently cogent to impel her to see
Miss Carstairs and endeavor to shake
her resolution.
She would not say anything about
that to Arnold, though. If her mission
were unsuccessful, there was no o.
casion that he should ever hear how
good a thing it was that his fiancee's
absurd objections had lost him.
She went up to town on the morning
after Arnold's ingenious letter had
reached her, and took n handson
straight from Euston to the address
which she had SO often seen him write.
A certain pleasurable excitement
was in her veins as the cab stopped be-
fore the door. She was doing great
deal for this girl whom she was about
r. nd eha
curious to look at her.
Mrs. and Miss Carstairs, were they
liz? she inquired of the servant. She
gave her name-"Miss Drillingham."
Yes, they were in. Would she step
into the drawing-room? She did and
shivered. Not at the poverty, but at
the lack of taste shown in the pre-
lenses. Did Arnold's tiance take no
interest in her home that she could per-
rlit these glaring monstrosities about
it--these vulgar ornaments, these glass
shades, these dyed grasses!
She had plenty OF time allowed her
for reflection. Evidently the ladies
we're making toilets in her honor. A
quarter of an hour, twenty minutes
passed, before the door opened, and
then Miss Drillingham rose at her
hostesses' entrance.
IL must apologize for my visit" she
rlurmured. "But L thought l might
be pardoned. was SO anxious to make
the acquaintance of my cousins fiancee
and her mother"
/ "It is most kind of you," said Mrs.
Cnrstairs. "Do sit down. Is il not
Kind of Miss Drillingham, Bella?"
"Very," said Bella. II am glad TO
meet you, Miss Drillingham. l know
that Arnold and have lot TO thank
you for"
"Not<at all," declared the visitor, po-
litely, though / hope you both may
have, one day"
She foresaw that the interview would
not be quite so easy as she had pictured
IL. There was an attempt Mt dignity
in Miss Carstairs' manner-an inten-
ton TO assert herself, she fancied. II
hope you both may have one day." sh'
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IL as if she had been Miss Carstairs her
self. They extended their stroll into
neighboring village, and had ginger
beer and penny buns hot from the oven
in primitive cake shop.
"This is very good idea," said Kate,
looking at him across the table. "It's
funny I've never done il before--aad
I've walked into the place hundred
times. What do you think of it? Do
you give your divinity ginger beer.
and penny buns?"
"No-no," he said "She--no."
j. was curious, but it had just oc.
Cured TO him that Bella would not have
thought such a proceeding CONNIE il
faut, or even possible. III he had sug-
gested taking her into a village bakers,
ana there sitting down between bas.
ket and pile of loaves, she would
have thought he was joking.
"No," he said, "I suppose it was an
unconscious "reminiscences of tramps
used TO have with fellow lived with
before was engaged. You have proved
yourself such jolly 'chum,' Kitty, that
i am beginning to forget you're q
woman"
Miss Drillingham laughed.
"Since the world was created" she
said, did ever "A fance make such n
horrible statement on the first day OF
the engagement beforeio
Hopetoun laughed too, but little
confusedly. You understand what
ha In. a. ,e,
ment."
"Of course 1 understand; yes, it is
a compliment, and appreciate it. i
should like to be n chum of yours, Ar.
mold! l don't know il it's the secret
bond of sin that is drawing us together
but find you quite nice this morning
more companionable than usual"
81 hatter myself" said Hopetoun.
that you always found me nice, or
would never have had the pluck to
ask your cooperation us did"
"'Nice,' oh, yes; but there is nice
and nice It's one of our words, you
know--men don't realize its richness
bit. There Is nice that means pretty
WE'LL and the nice that means"
lut mcbhs. itp'utcu ilopclOufl.
THAT means "A dear boy IL all de.
pends on the infection"
'And am / of the second and SUI
pcrior nicencss? May / dare TO think
! am considered a dear boyY"
"You may arrive at it If you persc-
we're, said his cousin. "Pay for the
buns and ginger beer. Eight pence
is it possible? Arnold, I've enjoyed
the gorgeous repast moro than any
thing I've eaten for years, and it cost
eight pence. Wonderful!"
They had spoilt their appetite for
luncheon, but the meal was cheerful
one, Notwithstanding. Drillingham, re-
freshed by his siesta, and the termina-
ton of the parental responsibility
which had so suddenly been put upon
him, was light-hearted and jocular. He
listened 10 their account of the morn
ing's walk with amusement, observing
that Kate was qualifying herself for an
economical menage, and that no man
could complain of wife who was con-
tented with buns and ginger beer. Some
little embarrassment was caused by his
remark, but not unpleasant embarrass-
ment. Later he suggested that the two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-07

Nre. WfnsIOw's Soothing Syrup
n ss OLD and WE'LL TRIED REMEDY and fsv
ever FIFTY YEARS has been used by millions Of
mothers for their CHILDREN while CUTTING
ThErh with perfect srccess 1tsofthes the G. .
softens the gums. reduoes Inflammation. silaVs
pain, curcs wind collie very pleasant 90 the iase
ssd 3, the best remedy Tor 81 rrhoea Sold by trur.
eIst 10 oyery part Of the werld. PRICE TNEN.
TY.FfNE CFNTs hottie. Pc sue and sss
Tor MRS. WiNsL.ON's SOOTHING SYRUP ard
hke no other kiud a. uofhers vii ira A. the
Beet hsdieins 70 use tsrinx the testhisx sssisA
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young people would readily excuse him
IL he went for n canter during the after
noon. and Hopetoun began To bc in
wardly ticklod by the position of af-
fairs, although he already forsaw that
an apology would be due from him to
his putstiye betrothcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10

=. -.
42c; western, 4Sc; receipts, 500 bushels;
exports, none.
Hay, firm for choicme grades; choice
timothy, $13 SOFA GO.
Eggs, steady.
Cheese firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI December o - Flour
easy.
Wheat, dun; No. red, nominal at 93c:
receipts, 1900 bushels; shipments, 1900
bushels
Corn, quiet and steady; No. . mixed, p
U--' be.
Oats dull; No. mixed, $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10

Daring the winter OF 1898. i. N. Mar
lin of Iong Reach West Va, contract
e5 n severe cold which left him with
couch In speaking Of how he cured it,
ba s7vs. 81 used several kinds of cough
syruu but found no relief until bought
q bottle Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edv. which relieved me almost instantly,
and Orr q short time brought about a
complete cure When troubled with
cousin or cold use this remedy and YOU
viii not find 70 necessary TO try several
kinds before Won get relief 1t has
been I'm the market for over twenty
years and constantly grown in favor
and popularity. Fer sale at % and so
cents per bottle by your drugg' ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10
WHEELING REGISTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1896.

ed 20 show any important increase in tho
volume Of business the professionals
worked for the bull side and impaired
deSLee OF spirit to the trading in some in
stances. There We're intervals of pro-
nocnled dullnesS however. owing TO the
ldch on outside interest and business was
uucNglN distributed Sugar figuring for
one lhlrd OF the total dealings. London
distributed continued selling orders and at
some stages of the session determined
drives We're made 1ggiLst prices which
IN t-fn We're Succee tcd by spells OF cover
ing SO that ClOSinf prices We're slightly
a30EC yesterday s level. The street was
Influenced by various Washington dis
patches suggesting deVC tOpmentS of i'm
JOrttucc. but as a rule leading interests
We're disposed 20 act with caution pending
definite news. Chicago Gas suffered from
reoliZatlUnS. General Electric advanced
ia ON EOOd huyIhg Induced by expected
largely increased business An encour-
sEhlS ltdQlIe was 81 noteworthy inquiry
fer gilt edged sto, Ks and bonds for in
NeStmtnt Sugar deVeoIe ed considerable
animation around 1 o'clock on various re-
Forts and large blocks of the stock We're
Dvusul causing an advance - rs per
cent 10 1it'. RealiZGtiOnS Influenced
some recCSsiors from he best prices in
the l1:e dealings. but the closing though
duli Ma tlln ia tone he bond market
Conunuej &C. display tendency upward.
governments gaiucd 1raCuOnally Total
SAFES Of stools, ~ 81 shares. Quotations
closed hlC:
- LNui9ol ...-..... ....... CONGRATULATIONS. IA
4udIhS Express ......... ...............l4S
Alton and Terre Haute ................ 81
10 preferred ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
american Express ......... ............1OS
Baltimore and Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 14&,
1910 1O4itO ..---.... ...-............ Jat2
canada Southern ......... ............. 49ia
Central Pacific ......... ................ Is
Chesapeake and Ohio .................. II
chicago and Alton .....................l6 2
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy ...... IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10

FOR sAI.E-sOCIETY ADDRESS Cards.
embossed and engraved. Emu. ua i5i aug
society known HaudsoT" and l52l-
abie Address OF call on W-a, Va. PRIME
Inc co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Sunday, July l., 1886. Pass
CIR Trains VIII run a. follows. DAILY.
fDIiIy except sunday. Eastern Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10

l' ,n, ''''
hoes, .V'V -.. ,,-,,,,. %.
Estimates for to-moiJroWH-- neat ~
o..S wv corn. -.' ''''-,s - r,,o,,r ,.o
NEW .NoRN. Decenurr - !, lo lS- IT,
c.tptS "..,." uoIi US, ri ilo,r9r on snrine
rr-~. MARK, ~ Mt',N ,,' b,,Tds Ve-e M
patents; ",ls.l 49, t.,,ts Il -55,4 r.
E,lanStl. Mli.u.SO 90 ~ IN
Minnesota udh.iS' st ,.,,.l,,ls. gr,rt mar.
w neat rec l',7ii " y L9,,7 Goc. onfions
ket weak anu t u5' -, ~ f,,,. c,cenfions 5e-
opened Wta" anu w" III, fCrsie,9 news
ch4ed aH U,s ~ ior,,r. NJ D rod NTa,.
81 1850 $50 closing "I Soc A''e'''oe'
closed az >''tC 80 oQ 7oo bushels. exports
- .i,. az .',,,t ,,,7rlfet duII. No 24c.
5'.,o> ouSarl5, s,n,Iv and closed mn