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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
TO EAT crow AFTER ELECTION.

A NOVEL. WAGER BETWEEN CITIZENS OF kEARNY
TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans OF Kearny Township expect
much pleasure In seeing James Abbott. we'll
known citizen Of Arlington and strong Bryan
advocate eat a large and freshly killed crow I'm
mediately after the result Of the election Is an
nounced.
on Monday night Mr. Abbott entered into
wager with John Clarkson, n builder OF the town,
that he would the largest crow that could be
shOt in the Arlington woods IT Bryan was defeated
Clarkson engaging TO do the same thing II Mckin-
lev was defeated. The wager has caused much
amusement, and committee OF arrangements has
been formed to procure the bird and witness the
f.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
Just as good az Postum Cereal are word
used To defraud the public.

CAN BE FOUND WITH
Acker Merrall Condit Chambers and West
Broadway.
II. Albers 1sG 9th Ave- ~ Y
,has cordes. $40 sth Ave. n. Y
Fred Dreyer. 127th St. y. l.
J. y. Haase 4 Co.. Odd ST. and Columbus Ave.
y. Y.
II. Hahnenfeld. $40 81 Ave, y. Y.
y. Y
Jno. Macauay Co.. 422 4th Ave. n. Y.
g a. II. Winners. 74i Columbus Ave. \, Y.
VIM +. Morris. 125th ST. and eth Ave. y. Y.
T. A. Salt1 ieder. 2yth st. and 9Th Ave. y. Y.
william Simpson. i3d ST. and 9th Ave-. y. Y
l.. Sasse n Co. l2Gth ST. and Park Ave. n. Y.
Geo H. Tiemtyer 2102si Amsterdam Ave. ". Y.
chas. Nosts ~-s2 Columbus Ave-. n, Y.
G. r. Won Dehsen " Co.. 2 l40 sth Ave. ~ Y.
\. T. Whyland e. Co. ~ T.. 42d ST., ~. Y.
fhns. Weisbecker. 2Gs 270 w. f2jth St. N. Y. -..
Richard Wufers 3sth St and 18th Ave. n. Y.
VIM. bsrg. Court and Carroll Brooklyn.
ID. Bournique, Bedford and DE Kalb Ave- Brook
Nn.
Clapp Bros oII Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
lpugan Bros 2s2-2N broadway. Brooklyn.
A. j. Han, Nostrand Ave. and Monroe, BROOKLYN.
johnson hrot. Nevins and Flatbush Ave. Brook
Ign.
y. IAnhin & Son. Flatbush and Cation Ave. Brook
Ign. " ~
Geo Lockts Sons $50 Fulton ST, prook,vn
VIM. Marauart. |. 165 Fulton St. Trooklyn
Herman Otto. Flatbush and Carlton Ave Rrook-
Ign. ' ~
Stephen Stevenson. les Atlantic Ave Brookiyn
L. Sandhusen, Lafayette and Adelphi Broolsiyn
-. H. Shutsr Sons, 70 Montague St., BROOKLYN
Eesper Bros. Lafayette and Lewis Ave- BrookIyn
"m- "oin' Fditon and Orange. Drookyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
IN MEMORY OF COUNTY CLERK SAFFEN

Charles Rosenthal. equity clerk in the County
Clerks Office offered series OF resolutions OF con-
dolence regarding the death Of County Clerk Safren
last night, at a meeting OF the XVIII District Re-
publican Association Of the Tweniy-eighth ward
The resolutions were responded to by Congressman
Charles c. Bennett. Police Justice Andrew Lemon
and Samuel T. Maddox. They were ordered pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
TINMAKERS AGAINST BRYAN.
OF THE 10 EMPLOYEES IN THE BIG FACTORY
OF sOMERs BROTHERS 100 WILL VOTE
EOR M'KINLEY.

FOR MKINLEY
poll Of the workingmen in the big tin factory Of
Somers Brothers at Third-st and Thrd-ave.. was
completed on Friday by one OF the managers OF the
company. II was found that of the 10 men in the
factory $50 will for Mckinley and only 20 will
supper, Bryan.
The establishment has suffered severely from the
hard trea nent Of the tin industry In this country
by the Democratic tariff Legislators. and both pro-
prietors and employees have been waiting for the
opportunity TO cast their votes for the counry's
leading advocate of protection. While the men
keenly interested In the money issue and suspicious
OF Mr. Bryan and his currency schemes. they say
they have not forgotten that Bryan OF the
leaders in the overthrow OF the protective tariff:
l1neer the Mckinley law business brisk and
there was employment for the full working force.
The workingmen will cast their ballots where they
Will do the most good 10 restore this old order OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Pe-kmaa. J.


Curtis German Pennington Whitehead.
Judgs-John H. Pine.
Morgan .. Young-Fmncis d. Hoyt.
Matter II Vail Peter H. Olney.
J-rdcll Nolkmann-Fernanio Solinger.
Matter OF BARCLAY 81. Ref Warehouse Company
Eugene A. phhin. .-..-.
Matter IL X :. lhquerr 4 Co.--Sidney J. Cowan.
Matter = Enst SD" Bank-Richard NJ. Henry.
by Macf.e, an j
IA iney Furmann 1.-TWO cases'-NImaD T. NJ
N.iliss ........... -. -.
RECEIVERS APrOiSrtrf ~ %" W. - O.
supreme roi,rt. r.r 70; e-.,' cGG'-
Brekman. !.
Matter u Photo grayure company--Hcnry N Denton
Matter Barclay -. Ref Warehouse Company
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE ROYAL ROAD.

GOOD FOOD ~ THE ONLY WAY
It's a mans bad habits that hurt him more
than ovcrwork. The little habits Of coffee and
tobacco hurt worse than some of the big ones
because they are continued more steadily than
the greater habits Many man is simply
poisoned to death by the alkalods of coffee
and tobacco and never Will believe what is
hurting him. Let him quit tobacco and use
Postum Cereal. the food drink In place Of
coffee and very soon he finds that nature the
great restorer. Is at work. No medicine H.
needed simply quit doing those things which
poison and waste the energy. and let nature
build into body and brain from good food
Postum Is made entirely OF grains by the
Postum Cereal CO.. linn. OF Battle Creek
Mich. and is nourishing and fattenlng Use
plain common food and the food drink dt
looks like coffee but is mott Health will come
and he Of much more solid character than
when patched up with drugs.
DR.. II. p. Merrman. 22:}9 Michigan Ave.
Chicago, says: Il have tried the Postum and
am pleased with It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE MARRIAGE Not PROTEN.
CHANCELLOR MGILL DENIES ALIMoNY TO MISS
sEIBEI. IN HER SUIT AGAINST


CHARLES Y. RTH
Chancellor McGni. in his private chambers, In
Jersey City yesterday denied the application for
alirnony made In behalf OF Helena A. Selbe who Is
endea voring TO establish the fact that she is tho
wife OF Charles F. Rub. prominent resident and
politician OF the Town Of Union. In her complaint
she asseverates that they were secretly married In
January 1854, Kingston. n v. but failed
who oficiated. and the Chancellor agreed with
Ruh's counsel. who commended that the marriage
had not been satisfactorily proved. and refused the
motion for amony
Miss Sebel, who Is about thlrty-four years old,
was formerly teacher In the public school at New
Durham Rub is over sixty years old II Is said
that Ruh's wife did die until six months aft Or
the date Of the alleged marriage with Miss Sebel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

New-York judgment affirmed with costs. on the
ground that the plaintiff established no cause oi
action the merits.
James Carter. agt. G. J. Hodge and another, ap-
Ieants: judgment reversed, me-" trial granted
costs to abide event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington. Oct. 21.-Thc day call in the Inited
states supreme Cour, tomorrow will be Nos -
tand ~. -. -. -. 81. ii. ~. ~ ~ and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
WITHDRAWALS or GOLD.

The Withdrawals ~ gold from the United States
Treasury have grown heavy. For the eigh. bIs-
ness days ending with Monday the Withdrawals
The evening times., 1896-05-22
&c Saturday..

morning he had no intention of offending the
law, and the officer admitted he thought
so, too.
"Case dismissed said Judge Kimball.
There is bound TO be small boy in court
every day, or some policeman would think
the force was going to the dogs. Tie play yer
of juvenile parts this morning was Fred
erick Dudley, charged by Policeman C. c.
Stewart with disorderly conduct and bois-
terous talking.
STANDING ON A CORNER.
Freddie is just twelve, and last night
his mother sent him on an errand. He
was standing on the corner arguing some
boyish topics with a few companions, when
Stewart arrested him, and Freddie spent
the night in cell.
The officers evidence this morning was
lamentably weak, and Judge Kimbau took
the boys bonds.
Bud Clements, not long out of the work
house, came back today. He had the charge
of vagrancy against him, and could not
disprove the officers statement that he
had no visible means of support, barring
his legs.
Bud, do you ever intend to keep sober
outside of the time you are In the work
house?" asked Judge Kimball.
at is now 1O:45," replied Bud, squirting
at the clock. "Pll begin right now"
mo; put it off for fifteen days" smiled
the court.
when he come out" said policeman,
"Mr. Bailey at the wharf is willing to give
'.Do you hear that, Bud,' said the court,
'sthere is chance for you. In fifteen days
you will have the whisky out of you, and
another show IN 1ife.''
'.When / want a thing want it quick,'
said Bud, marching down, detected be-
cause of the offer involving a lightning
change in his fhahits.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Tic SATURDAY..

1000 dozen best nearby Fresh
Country EGGS tomorrow for IL
cents per dozen-every egg guaran-
teed-if you lind u bad one, bring
1t back.
Iu the way OF lunch goods, per-
nit us to say the easiest thing to
carry in way Of such supplies is
Potted Ham Il nj I ongue Our price
Tor Fairbnnks' 90, DIS. which is the
best grade known to us, 4 1-2
cents per can. Each can has roll
Key ope ner.
We will sell one thousand ten
cent packages Dessicated Cocoanut
Tor 4 cents per package. This
cocoanut Is fresh from the factory
yesterday, aud wen guarantee
every package OF IT.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
6 1-2cs Saturday.

We have the reputation of sell
ing meats cheaper than anyone else
~ The city-we earned that reputa =
uon by doing that very thing, and
We II show you tomorrow that We
don't propose to lose our good name
Lo Z cents will buy the best Bal
tiihore Sugar-Cured, Smoked Shoul-
ders, and 8 = cents for the Breast
Strips-the usual value for this DUAL :
ity OF meat, & and IL cents. We
nave nifty boxes more of those cross =
Wise packed Smoked Scotch Bloat-
ers, which we will sell at 20 cents
per hox tsee window display.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
MarshalNewkirkk1Iled.

Rockville, Ind, May 22.-John Newkitk,
marshal Of Judson, was assassinated last
night ,and Barney Roberts has sbeenarrested,
char Jed with the crime. He and several
others had been drinking, Newkirk at
tempted their arrest, when he received q
charge Of buckshot in the heart, dying in
stantly.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
zoe SATURDAY..

Tomorrow we make the run on
Loose Roasted Coffees instead OF the
package goods-the price will be
20 cents per pound for Golden Rio
White Rio Lagua -Maricabo-
al or the above named brands are
large grain and bright roast-we
VIII grind any OF the roasted cof-
ices while you wait. as ii takes
US only fifteen seconds TO grind a
pound
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Congressman Phillips withdra WIS

Butler, Pa, May 22.-J. j. Davidson OF
Beaver has been nominated for Congress
at the conference OF the Twenty-fifth dis
trict. The feature of the convention was
the withdrawal of Thomas W. Phillips
of Lawrence, the present Congressman,
who sent letter stating that his time was
needed for his personal affairs.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
3csSaturday.

Another Soap Sale begins tomor-
row morning at Z o'cIock-then
raN-Oleine--Rose Leaf-New Tar.
ln-Spiendid, etc. The Splendid is
q very large and dry laundry SOAP.
Rose Leal is two Tears Old, and "A
partlcularly good washer. The New
Iariff Soap is pure white. and it's
price. cenis Il cake. is in line with
lhe good tunes expected i'll the near
future
The evening times., 1896-05-22
7c Saturd ay.

The banner deal We offer YOU for
tomorrow is | 600 boxes Of Toilet
soap-each box containing three
cakes OF the usual Scent size: as
sorted Rose, II oney. GIycerine-
:. cents taxes box We call your
10 any one purchaser at n time
strictly enforced
The evening times., 1896-05-22
55c SATURDAY..

Another item deserving the atten.
ton OF the e,obD small stores in
Washington and the surrounding
country Is Thompson's Town-Tall;
Chewing Gum the price is - cents
per box. each box containing two
dozen small boxes, which retail at
tail.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
So Saturday.,

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk will he
D cents per ca u toiIIurro VT the Baby
Brand, 10 cents Magnolia Brand. 4
cents, and Condensed Cream. 10 cents
per can Gold Label Ginger Ale goes
3 bottles for 25 cents, and Hender-
sons Wild Cherry, cents per bottle
we have seventy 6-pound pals of
reserves and Lellles. which wen
sell tomurro for 80 cents ner naii
to clear them out. The Della ware
large cans Peaches will be Z cents
while they last, and Maryland Table
Peaches. 10 cents. California Lemon
Clings, l3 cents.
The evening times., 1896-05-22

Straw Plaiters' Strike in Florence.
Rome, May 22.-The strike OF the straw W
plaiters in the city and province of Florence
is assuming an alarming phase. Thousands
of strikers paraded the streets last even-
ing and began hurting stones ut the passing
carriages and tram cars, The police inter
ferred and we re also stoned by the mob.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Aged Baltimorean Dead.

Baltimore, May 22.- William woodward,
born in 1901 lis dead. He was until recent
ly the senior member of woodward, Bald
win s Company, well known throughout the
country. For seventy-six years he acted
as a teacher and superintendent of st.
Peters P. E. Church Sabbath-school His
death was due to advanced age. :.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
ENOUGH OF FILIBUSTERING
Capt Hart Says He VIII Do No More
of 1t.

Philadelphia, May 22.-Capt. John D.
Hart. of the Hart Steamship Company,
whose steamers have landed more sue
ccssful filihustering expeditions In Cuba
than any other line in this country, last
night announced that he had broken with
the Cuban iunta and that in the future he
would have nothing to do with filibustcr-
ing.
Capt. Hart claims that he has lost money
through these expeditions. He would not
state where the steamship Bermuda is,
but stated that she would be in this port
about Thursday next.
He professed to know nothing of the
whereabouts of the steamship Laurada.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
pLUCkY LITTLE MISS.
She, With Others. Gave an Entertain
ment for the Robinson Family.

The proceeds of the musical and literary
entertainment goven by Miss Lenny Main.
at Potomac Hall on Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the Robinson family, of South
Washington. amounted to $2s.
Little Miss Main is but fifteen years of
age, and her generous work in behalf OF
sick man W he is unable to ca re for bis wife
and babies entities her to unstinted praise.
She was assisted by Miss Meta Potter,
Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Mabel Herbert, Mr..
william wAkersoh, NJ. Harry Eyeronston.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Gen. Luc,ns lFatrchild DYING.

Madison, Wis, May 22.-Gen. I.ucius
Fairchild was taken sick about six weeks
ago with kidney tsouble. He grew grad
paIly worse and about week ago was
forced to take to his bed. He has grown
weaker daily and.is now in a precarious
condition.
The evening times., 1896-05-22

Mr. NJ. NJ. Clark, Mr.. Bert Rightman, Mr..
Bernard De Witt, Mr. Herman Richards.
Mr. Samuel Rushing and Master Frank
Holmes.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Here are
True Bargains.
MEMS SUITS.

Mems fine Blue Serge m nm
Suits, well adapted for
present wear.-........-........ UUsVG
Mems Single and DOu-
ble-Breasted Sack Suits,
in medium and light
:$s: !; s4s5
Mems Elegant Clay
;:;:; !: !: s7S
Mems Tow and Crash
Suits, nothing nicer for
solid cOmfOrt-cOOlness IN nm |
airinesS-dresSine ~ nil
the. price is a. cOrker VVsVV
Mems Linen Suits-all
sizes and the price for an IN m
entire suit about the cost iii
of the materials) ... ULsUU
Mems Serge Coats, $1.5O.
Mems nice thin Office Coats,
25c.
Mems Blue Serge, O.
double breasted. -. pk.OO
The evening times., 1896-05-22

More Gold for Europe.
New York, May 22-Lazard Freres vii
ship $I,OO0,00O in gold to Europe tonioH
row,
The evening times., 1896-05-22
labor INTERESTED IN It.
Commissioners Consulted About
the Contract Bill.
THE GARBAGE DIFFICULTY

Contractor Warfield Declares That
He Is in Perfect Accord With the
Com OmmlssiOners-The Money He Has
Spent On the observation-disclosures
Excise Question.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
|FLOD||RR. RE-
SUGAR
FREE

Tomorrow we will give either a
Accent sack Of Lily Best Patent
Flour or 5'pouuds OF Best Franklin
GranulatethSugar to C ZACH purchaser
OF pounds OF 30-cent Java and
Mocha Coffee ior pound OF either
5O-ce Gunpowder, OolOng or
Mixed Tea.f These Teas and Coffees
are all absolutely the same goods we
have always sold at the above prices
without the sugar or flour special,
and we guarantee every Pound OF
them sold to be satisfactory or your
money refunded. The sugar we give
free with the Teas and Coffees is
best Franklin granulated.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Victor {. kdIer'S
q e23, ,e25, ,o27. e2e 7th StS
Hurry--Come with all haste
if you want some O. this puddin
Oxford Suits,

S3.9S. Those unsweESiDg truth
teilers; those ncyer-failing friends;
those models of honesty; those IN
spirers of confidence. well made
and trimmed. :. =. =. =. =. =.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Atwood Suits,
Serge Suits,

$3.50. Strictly all-wool Blue
and Black Serges; double twisted
homespuns, at the astonishing
price Of. :. :. - =. =. =. =.
The evening times., 1896-05-22
Elegant Sack ST.

$3.50. Fifteen styles of the
latest designs. Fancy Homespuns,
Tweeds, Cheyiots. Serges i'll black,
blue, mixtures and plaids; some
made with patch pockets. Such
Suits at. :. =. :. =. .. :. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-21

lections. which have now been excep-
tfonally slow for more than a month.
The unusually large number Of bust
ness failures taking place during the
first quarter of the current year prom
ises to make a record. The total for the
current week throughout the country
is 300, or l more than last week, As more
than in the like week in 1895, LOB more
than in the corresponding week in 1894,
and SO more than in the third week or
March, 1893.
There is a sharp decline in total ex-
ports of wheat (flour included) from
both coasts of the United States this
week. the total amounting to only l.
592, 900 bushels, against 2,40l, 900 last
week, 2,9SS, 900 in the week one year ago,
2.346, 900 in the third week Of March,
1894, and 2,766,0 900 in the like week of
1898. This is the smallest grand total
of exports of wheat (fiuor included
since the last week of July, 1895. EX-
ports of Indian corn this week amount
to 1 ,S02, 900 bushels, against 1,70S,000 last
week, 4S6, 900 in the week year ago,
Liz, 900 two years ago, and 904,0O0 three
wears ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-21
HOMES ARE CROWDED.

Annual Report on National Institution
for Care OF Veterans.
The speaker has laid before the houss
the annual report of the inspector-gen'
.eral Of an inspection of the several
branches of the national home for dis
iebled volunteer soldiers.
The financial affairs are found 20 Be
in q satisfactory condition, consider
able surplus remaining ct the end of ths
year. The average number Of mem
lbers cared for during the last year wal
i16,477, which, the report says, nearly
equals the combined strength of our IN
lfantxy and artillery.
The number of persons cared for In
creased at the average rate OF 7e2 a zeal
and the institutions are in consequenc,
greatly overcrowded. Many of the in
mates at the time Of inspection wer'
sleeping on floors, in attics and base
ments and places not originally ia
tended for sleeping purposes AsysteH
Of outdoor relief is recommended. The
cost Of such relief not 70 exceed the
amount expended upon actual inmates
Of the institution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-21
GENERAL MARK Ell Is
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. March 2O-Butter-Cream-
ery very firm, 17G19c; dairy, 1aal0c.
Eggs-Very firm, SC.
Hay-Very firm for best grades; low
grades dull; timothy. ss.0o9n-0o' PRAIRIE
$5.5Gq7.50.
st. Louis, March 2O.-Butter-Steady' un-
changed.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, SIC.
Whisky-S1.22
Pork-Lower; standard mess Joooins'
new, $915; old. 1875.
Racon-ShouIders, Cboxed) s5.S71s; longs,
S. 621h; ribs, $5.e212; shorts, $40.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, (boxedl S4-oO;
longs, 5.1212; ribs. S5.121a; shorts So.zo-
Corn meal-Sl35Gl.4O .
Bran-Great scarcity OF onerlngi sacked
salable east track at 40l2c-
Timothy seed-$2. 60G3.40.
Hay-Very strong for choice grades; tim
othy at an advance; prime prairie better;
prairie, s4h50d7.5O; timothy, S6.oVql4-oo THIS
side
New York, March 20.-Hay, hops' hoes'
rosin and turpentine-Qu1et.
Leather, wool, beef and r.ce-Steady.
Cut meats-Easy; picked hams, s12qs%4c:
I.ard-Weaker; western steam Closed
Petroleum-Steady; United closed s.. 40.
Cottonseed oil-Slow but about STEADY at
former quotations.
Sugar-Raw firm; sales, 1,Soo San Do
mingo centrifugal, 80 test, pIux S-4oc eA-
ship; refined quiet.
LIVERPOOL.
Iiyerpool, March 20.-Bacon-Quiet; de-
mand poor.
BeefEExtra India mess. sss Sd; prime
Lard-Prime western, Us; refined, Tin
pailS) Us Cd.
roadirrrn AS I'd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-21
WOMEN AGENTS OUTWITTED.
Clever Scheme Foiled by q Hotel C1erk
and Doctor at Adrian, Mich.


The two young women book agents
who have electrified Adrian, Mich, by
their winning ways and sold scores Of
books on business success" finished
the other day and were about to leave
the hotel where they have been stop
ping. A local doctor had bill for 81. so
against them, which he left in charge
of the hotel clerk to collect. The latter
sent the canvassers' trunks back to
their rooms pending their paying the
doctors account. But the women
were not TO be outwitted. They re-
paired to a novelty store and purchased
25-cent ring, then the debtor hast
ened TO the doctor and with tears in her
eyes begged him 10 accept her engage
ment ring" in settlement of the account,
The doctor had been forwarned by tele.
phone by the willy hotel clerk, who had
watched the ring purchase, so the plan
failed and the doctor got his pay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-21
The aaeha Daily Eaele Saturday gaormme, FL

Spot dull and lower: No. red, cash, 671.c;
elevator, 6S11G71c track; May, 5s1zc asked;
July, 5s11c bid.
Corn-Declined as a result of the de-
pression in wheat and closed for futures
steady to "a cent under yesterday. Spot
easier: No. mixed, cash, 261sc; May. a6ssc
asked; July, Use.
Oats-Futures weak but in demand. Spot
easy; No. ?, cash, 19c; May, 1870; July,
Ry-Dun; No. 2 offered at Sc: no bid
BarIey-Steady.
Receipts-Wheat, 1900; corn, 5000; oats.
"a, 900.
900.
NEW YORK.
New York, March 20.-Wheat-Recelpts
102O0; exports, 200. spot H1tc 10; o.
afioat bid. Options opened weak under
dull cables and large spring wheat wheat
receipts, rallied on covering, declined
again on predictions of warm weather
west and absence of clearances but re-
covered most of the loss in the afternoon
on a good export demand which brought In
active covering; No. red, March, $50
zoe, closed 6S3sc; May. 6S9sQ6s4sc' closeu oSc;
Corn-Receipts, D. 800. Spot quiet and
easier; No. ., SIC elevator. OptionS open
ed easier and declined most OF the day
under increasing car lot reports and slow
trading. closing &c net lower; March
closed 371bc: May, Ss G351zc, closed Szsc.
Oats-Receipts, 81, 800. Spot quiet; NO. z
25Ge6c. Options dull and easier, CLOSING
10 net loss: March closed 247sc; May, 2iS4
M2s7sc. closed 2+z4c.
Observation-Disclosures, 3s1HG40c.