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Local Rusinsss TreabIes.

The Sheriff took charge yesterday Of the place
of business Of the West Side Law Blank and
Stationery Company at $50 West Broadway on
executions aggregating $7.023.
The Sheriff put q keeper in charge of the
American Enterprise Manufacturing Company
at 90 Broad way yesterday on an attachment in
favor OIL John K. Simons for $1.250 for money
loaned. The company cealt In pictures, frames,
and crockery.
Deputy Sheriff Loub sold yesterday the office
furniture and right title and interest in tho
plant and leases of the Enterprise Cold Storage
Company at 8 to IL Harrison street for 80, los,
the purchaser being Stephen Underhill.
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TrihIng huctuations IN prices and intense dulneNs
characterized the cotton market to-day. The trad.
ing wa, mainly local. bull included some buying for
outside and Wall street accounts. and some selling
slightly higher on local buying. but after the nrst
dInnsaoti0ns the market weakened and q slight de-
and thus far this week they are Al out 5000 bales
larger than for the same time last week. The ex.
ports, however. were heavy. and the Southern spot
markets reported q continued good demand from ex.
porters at hrm prices. The dulness Of the specula.
ton was the principal depressing factor to-day. The
signal service predicted TIN eateuing weather with
and the Indian Territory; In the balance OF the cotton
belt fair weather.
CoFTEr-Rio on the spot was steady; No. 2, eusc.
Sales 1000 bags Santos No. 8 at Tic. 8. 006 bags
Naracaibo and 400 bags Mexican on private terms,
Tine fuIura trading - aa "a foIlouya.
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Futures here advanced 10 to go points. closing steady,
III. Hamburg was unchanged to . pig. higher. rio
vas "a quiet at is5 reis DECLINE; receipts, 5000; stock.
santos wa. quiet: prices nominal; receipts. 1900;
stock. $4,000. Higher European cables and buying
here to-day. The increased demand was attributed
to HongwitzIs cable from Santos reporting damage to
MnsAis-IrSnnWas steadisr, Spot. December and
sMn arc5. 81. 500 %; $3.50 T. sG's April. f sS'ssG.e g. ac'7e $780, 30;
Siic qul Eoa and %ns" sr,SSr at ss &c .s and J psG S e srr .Sos
and December. Tin-Was easier Spot. December,
January, and February, i8e5ais'7oc' speiter"was
Di SAS "a ~ToRrs.spl sna. OF N" tu TpsamDst vas steady and
ShsnssS al g. f. l ass.S 81 iSI co p1sln % ts s S%.ss s, nHa sS.
prrn9 OH 9 ].rtincates we're anquoted here
ana Pn On 1t Si.yi Es Was %Mes s Smr stsa +. Prime. s..7o,
fsi oyi . ;is s%T g. HI s stIor Refined MSior the S Continent, sa:s5:
were inactive. Picked hams, GSGTi]e'e; do, bellies.
b~aase4c.; do, shoulders. 6~q@5s4c: Dressed hogs.
e erSSs Extras re aae., h sis. " ons2ac.i sesen u w Iss
s sos s,s ,Alra asrd ,S@ 10 ! ses sssiS, ia .@ zee; ars.,.
state fun cream. large. colored and white. fancy.
so%aoS' si l,se e., SMALL small f eoiors 10 a sSGa wn Is@ fassy;
S@SAc.i finest, stssiac.; common to good, 79@
fancy ssi Esf sssass.. s sSaa r ,a pfims. .is 'sssh T %..scsn.
fresh gathered. choice. 2aas24c.; fair to prime.
suaAn-Raw was rather more active and nrmer; s9'
test. at2c.: s6' test; &c. Sales 30 1000 bags centrifugal.
90 test, At &c; 400 tons muscovado, 80 test, 3Lc.;
1000 bags ss. test molssses sugar At alse.. and 800
wooL-Thew Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods.
months. ossb4c;; spring fine; . to ; months. SOC See,
6to + months. 4s@43c.i fall, fine. <4@4Gc, Califor.
%nis-sprLss northern, free. 8 and ls months. bg@
southern, f2 months, 4Y0boc.; southern, 9 TO s
months, ~45@4sc.; fall, free. A0@%4c.; fail. defective,
No. e, 4eS4sc.; valley. No. l, 480i7c,; valley, NJ. 2.
4ac.; valley. No. y. 40c. Territory Staple-Flne. SAC
ritory ordinGry-Fine. 52953c.; hne medium. 4sCs
60c. medium. 4iGSi Bc.
CHicAoo. Dec, i6.-These were TO days prices:
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Seaman Carter ON Trial.

Philip #. Carter. the seaman accused of the
murder of Master-at-Arms Thomas J. Kenney
on board the battleship Indiana at the Cob Dock
in tho Brooklyn Navy Yard on June 80. was put
on trial in the United States Criminal Court yes.
terday. DIR. Ferebee of tho Indiana testified that
Kenney died of q stab wound In the back. The
trial will DO continued to-day
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Family and ns.ra.ru re,..nea.

PoRr JERv1s. Dec. 15.--An entire family At
woodtown. near shohols, Pike county. Pa,
were poisoned last night, and came near dying.
They were Mrs. John Shields. her son Joe. daugh.
ter Minnie, four grandchildren. and Messrs. E 8.
and @. r. Wolfe and II. and A. Peet, boardors.
-four to kill rats, and in some unaccountahle
manner got In the pancakes eaten by the fam.
fly at supper. DR.. Johnston Of Barryville
worked with the victims all night and this
morning they were pronounced out Of danger.
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve ses7. OIL 800 cess. OFT, sls

including gold reSerVo, 1ga7,V7I NOV U2s5.077, 9lb
Money in London 2ioe3 y cent. Rates of
discount in open market for both short and
three months bills. 8 = cont. Amounto Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England IN balance
to-day, 100000. Paris dvices quote 3 v cents
at lob francs s7ls centimes. Exchange on Lon
don % francs 23l2 confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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GinanriaI.
Te tho Stockholders OF the
Central Pacific
Railroad Company.

On January LIST, 1898. the greater part of the United
States Bonds issued In aid of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY will have matured. and 1t 10
deemed advisable that unity of action of all Stock
holders should be secured. in order that their inter
ests may be properly protected.
At tho request OF the holders OF q large number of
shares. and of the LoNDoN COMMITTEE. of which
F. g. Banbury, II. p, is Chairman. and which has on
deposit q very large amount of the stock, the under
signed have agreed to act as q Committee to represent
TIE interests Of tho stockholders In this country, in
conjunction with the London Committee. under an
agreement contemplating tho adoption of a plan OF
reorganization to be submitted to certificate holders.
The plan OF action ~contomplates:
4. An equitable settlement with the United
states Government respecting tho Cow
ernment's lien on the aided portions OF
tho road.
.. Avoiding. ir peaaibic. tho expenses attend
ant upon n reccIverahip.
D. A reorganization under which n new issue
or new issues or bonds may be made at
the lowest possible rate OF interest.
After a satisfactory settlement with the Govern
ment shall have been reached. the question of this re.
latIons Of the company to competing and connecting
Companies will receive the Committees careful at
tention.
In order that the COMMITTEES may be prepared to act
at the proper time, without delay. holders of shareE
are urged to deposit them at once with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY. which will issue its Negotiable
Receipts against the deposit OF Share Certificates I'M
der the agreement. and IN due time application will
be made to have the receipts listed on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Copies of the agreement may bo obtained at the
ONCE OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. 81 VAIL
ST, NEW YORK. or from any member or the Com
mittee.
New York, December 10. 1897.
August BELMONT.
JOHN q. SARLIsLE.
GEORGE CC:'IIIL.
COMMITTEES.
ApRIAN II. JoLINE.
Counsel.
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RAILRoAp AND OTHER snARRa


HAILRoAD AND OTHER sMARRa
Open. HIGH Low -Ciostn0~
Sales. ING. eat. est. BID. Asked.
7~AdsEx.16s 1853 1853 l6o 100
'+274o Am sR.l4l l42 1854 1882 1881
100 AnsRpll2t ll2< ll2h lle ll3h
100 Am s 8 8 " g
100 AmsMp leL o leh lsh 20
8sOs Am Tob. 97s S7s 96t 81 s7S
le Am EK..ll7 1T AT ll6 III
go Am Con 80 cav 20 22] 23A
Tl0 AmCop 76a IT 76k 765 Yea
76v6 Atrh,T&
SEE. l31 ID 8 l3h l3Hs
Rolsb Atch.T6
Sep. 3OHs 3lns 3OS 81 all
900 A Arb Of 80 ash 331 80 I'd
$40 PIP bS 90 90 90 90
27OO BrunSwk
2dip.. ga z o. IN
AAab Bay $50 a. 8 4a 4h a.
Assn NIX ~ 81 "a 30 ssh sss
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Delnwaro and Hudson Cana, Company.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
G1ertiuus aud Meetings.
OFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAM
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.

NM SbF n u SuNWb
CHICAGO. Ill, December ed. 1897.
special meeting of the stockholders Of Ths Chic
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Company
the General ONCE of the Company. Nc. LA Van
Buren, street, in the City of Chicago, County of Cook
February. A. D. 1898. at 10 o'clock A. M. for the
purpose of considering. voting. and deciding whethe1
the stockholders OF the company will consent to and
the issue, at such times and in such amountd
as from time to time the Board of Directors may
the United states Of America OF '0i the present u1a
standard OF weight and fneness. and not exceeding
tes sssf esY &c, d R5tn SooS' s %a,S Of one ia hundred !, m Iass.
and bearing 4 rats OF interest not exceeding fvs PEP
centum per annum. payable semi annually; and the
execution Of a mortgage or deed OF trust to such
Board Of Directors. TO be dated January /. A. D. 1898.
to secure all such bonds. which are to be issued for
or before maturity. outstanding obligations OF this
Company; and Of such other companies whose rail-.
purchase by The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company and for the purpose Of the future
enlargement. improvement or extension OF the prop.
erty Of this Company land also whether the stockhold'
ers OF the Company will consent to. and approve of,
such mortgage for securing the said bonds as shall DO
proceedings of the board OF Directors authorizing
such bonds and such mortgage or deed Of trust and
Indicating the property to be covered thereby; and
deciding whether Article VIII. OF the Articles OF Con.
solidation OF this Company adopted the End day OF
amended at the annual meeting OF the stockholderS
Of this Company on the 9Th day of June, A. D. 1859.
shall be further amended so as to read: THE highest
amount OF funded debt TO which the company shall be-
R.. CABLE. President-
"A York Institution for the Blind and OF three I'M
spectors OF election will he held at the institution
saith st. and 9th ay. at o'clock on the afternoon OF
r. AUGUSTUS CHERMERHoRN Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

"WEDNESDAY. Dec decentralization
was nrm and rather more active. The sales
were 100000 bush. including $4,000 No. 2
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A'oS
Winter in bbls.: Superlne. %. 100oS. sc; No. 9 extra,
o. 400 $500; s%traights. 0A.A00e .b5; patents, 94.75
@Sb.lo. spring in bills, Clears. 4l5@S4:49
feed was nrm. but inactive. Western spring in 100
n. sacks. SIS. SOC 913.S 80: 200 ns. o1S.40; winter
in bulk. 813. 5oG015.
C~oTToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales of 107 bales for spinning Middling uplands.
Dee, against 2 9-16c. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. 6isc, against 2 7.18c. last year. The Southern
spot markets were steady at unchanged prices. New
Orleans sold 5000; Norfolk, LA; Savannah, S61;
Augusta. 719; Mobile. 500, and st. Louis. 215 bales.
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with sales Of
10000 bales; futures there opened partially ] point
lower. recovered the loss, but reacted and closed
barely steady, with prices unchanged to u point
lower. In Manchester yarns were In small inquiry;
l:lee bales. against l.Ioe last week and l.ls2 las.
$3.50 last year; St. Louis. l.22s. against I,%1e last
1.7os last week and $3.50 last year; Houston. 1911.
ia shipped to-day 1,499 bales. Memphis 1,6as, st.
Louis s,207. Cincinnati 2.09l. and Houston 1908
bales. Houston expects tomorrow 1000 TO $500
bales. against 9.34a last week and 7.642 last year.
New Orleans expects 1000 to 10. 900. against IL. 676
last week and 10.473 last year. The port receipts
were 70.492 bales. against 89.ea0 last week and
48.26s last year; thus far this week 274. 298, against
247, 1910 thus far last week. Tho exports from the
ports appropriated $4,000 bales. New Orleans dc.
clined slightly. Futures here opened ! point higher,
lost this and closed dull at q net decline OF Ito s
points for the day. with sales Of 90. 800 bales. The
future trading w as as followsi
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the HeDS
dersou Bridge Company Will he held AZ the Come
pany's orficc. Louisville. KY. on the 81 Of January
prox. The stock transfer books Will close at ~ Ne
on the cath inst, and reopen at 10 4: NJ. on the attn
OF January. 1898. J. II. ELLIS, Secretary.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 9Th. 1897.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK of the city Of New
L York.-New York. December l2. ls81.-The ans
nual election for Directors or this Bank Will he held
at the banking house. No. 100 9TH av.. on Tuesday,
Jan. II, 1898. The polls will he open from $3.50 10
1890 o'clock A. NJ. j. S. CASE, Cashier.
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Department or Finance. C0mpiroII~r's Omea,
City Hall. Brooklyn. december ., lS97--The under.
signed will receive sealed proposals at this ONCE u9~
III ThursdHy, December 10. 1897. at le O'Clock
noon lat which time they Will be opCLedj, for the
purchase OF the whole or any part OF $3.50. 600
Registered Ihrs" ANA Onr-hn,T l'rr senI. Con.
sOIiLntrd Water Gold St0cL OF the Ciiy OF
brooklyn issued for the payment Of the award in
the matter OF IN. condemnation NJ the Long Island
Water Supply COnIpany's franchises and property
payable lbrc' mJ"r "a, 1917.
fhs above stock. a. "a Principal and Ibtcrnat. wiz
be pay able in 6DLG co.'s Of the United StAtos oC
America; of the preseu. standard ~ weight and nuet
ness. and unier thu Ut1rislpnE Uf the CtS Charter 40
amended by ChRUtur GIA Of tns I SIvs Of 1893 Is free
and exempt from all taHHs:cc ~"rst for state pur
poses.
Paymentor purchase money 20 be made on Decems
her 20, lSB7, at which tinS the stock VIII be dated,
Interest pay able on the hrst day o: January aud July
in each year.
Proposals. must state tho price offered. the amoun9
OF stock desired, and be endorsed Proposals foH
Registered S;Ocb.' and then enclosed In q second en1,
ycloIe addressed 10 Geo, ". Palmer. Comptroller Of
the City OF Brooklyn.
The right e reseryed TO reject any or all bids -
deemed for the interest Of the city.
.GHO. w. PALAnns comDroi0A
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The speculation in wheat to. day was quiet and mainly
local. After opening slightly lower In sympathy with
vanced, closing at q fractional net Improvement for
the day. The receipts at the Northwest were small,
cred. The sradstreet statement showed only a ! small
I'D. 70 sd, but rallied. Paris was irregular, being
8 to 10 confines. The Northwestern receipts
we're an cars. against 800 last week and
Grease sss lA ii ne SsHr .v.i n . .sppiy riS ~ .sis o on lp.
east OF the Rockies. OF SO. 1000 bush. and IN increase
in Europe of 800, 900 bush. making an increase In
Corn was quiet and nrmer with wheat. Liverpool
declined led. to I'D. but rallied and advanced slightly
on some months. The available supply. according to
ceived 178 cars and expects 300 tomorrow. Oats
were frni. but dull. The av valuable supply decreased
geo tomorrow. Chicago. Dec. l5.-"The May was
iast night. with a good increase IA the
the bulls. Goodwin. the hest Argentine authority.
predicted that Europe would get no South American
necessities up to the next crop we're rsiterated. May
Der sold At ss,esS!c. closing st S7tc. NEW York re-
ances were large. 324. 900 BUSH, and this week will
be much under those of last week. Receipts are fall.
t tota ON e wsiS sie es, sToepsd a. ,o Gh te.no;I SST e ar. h lsSs
OF the lake wheat was in to-day. and the additions TO
the contract stock in the last twenty.four hours
cold wave all over the West. Coarse grains opened
weak, but nrmed up at the close. corn advancing hao.
May oats lsc. over Yesterday close; Tbs weather
has been unfavorable for country receipts. The local
sentiment in corn 10 bullish. q majority of the local
traders are arrayed on tho long side. and the same
applies to provisions. the buying Of which to-day was
quite general. The most conspicuous purchases were
for account of a prominent packer. who was o heavy
seller the day before yesterday"
prices were firm; ewing to the advance in wheat.
The sales were 9.1o0 bblo.
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E1xANo1A1 AND coMMBRo1Ah

Few York Gteck RnehanGo-0ales nee. ~.
UNITED STATES md STATE BONDS uN s1.ooosl.
Q o o 10, o. 1895.
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Aipidends and anterest.
OFFICE OF .
Northern Pacific Railway Company

SEW YORK. December 10th; 1897;
day, the following resolutions were adopted:
ON w 4 sssi. Which, Ths h. s Sssa'n psTo vi ihis f fSr Rnasd e cSa PS
and q reasonable cash surplus for contingencies. jus
GIN the distribution of dividends on its proferred
And Whereas. The preferred stock certificates %
this Company contemplate that any dividends there.
on r fsaei SS af Ss IT Rs soS piid rS S%aaf sss4s be. and tn.r.
hereby is, declared from tho net earnings q dividsna
for the quarter ending December LIST, 1897. same 70 be
paid January 10. Isys. to the holders OF record Of the
on December u. 1887;
,. ss s,ansse, G Sass, f or , ,hs d pS1po,S S Of s s1Sso s' N J =. /.
M. on December u, 1897. aud reopened at 10 A. ~
GKoReE II. EARL. Secretary. .
NEW r % NAIL bss. snsnE Il. 1897.
on T ,esp SSSye q, fiv isSs' e, OF bo] ESs cent On record S,rt S Ss t Bey ciS.s
Of BUSINESS on Decen,ber 81. 1897, on the books q
.ts., v q = rs. T Trn,tS,s p for ScTsi nna : c Of prsferrod
The tranRfer books of the Voting Trustees for Ger.
: sns it Ss ss %Rs q, ] F n I' SS D St'i sls;e IT. II f isS7 s sns.
will reopen at 10 N. on January 4. 1898;
Ii Sr Il MEEs hHS 4 g. IL n mi HGr1'
Agents for Voting Trustees.
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
,, ,,,,,o,, N \ w YORK AZ N %St! "a a, isgAn
pany win be paid at the once Of the company, 81
SoTtihllut 81. IL tni5 city III hhu I've Wouueeuuyf
December 10. 1877. The transfer books will be closed
from the close OF business to-day until the morning
of Thursday. December 10. 1897.
By order OF the Board OF Managers. .s
CHARLES A.. WALKER, Treasurer.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
1916 Broadway. New York. Dec. u. 1907.
FIFTY.FIFTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend OF one per cent. on the capital
stock Of the Manhattan Railway Company has been
declared, payable at the office OF the company on and
after January 3. 1875. to stockholders. of record ~
the closing OF the transfer books on Friday, December
II, at 8 O'Clock +. NJ. The transfer books will be
| reopened on Tuesday. January 4. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
b, w. McWILJAMS. treasurer,
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Proposals.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FU%ND.-PRo1
" POSALS FOX BUILDING II NEW COURE
HOUSE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HADI.
son AVENUE AND TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for furnishs
Ing materials and performing work in tho erection
and completion OF the new Court House for the APP
pcllatc Division of the supreme Court. In the Pirso
Department. III the CITY OF New York, on the north.
east corner OF Madison avenue and goth street. Ros
coriinp TO the plans and Specifications under tho oou.
tract, and pursuant to chapter 1875 OF tho Laws Of
1907, Will be received by the Sinking Fund Commits.
sIouers OF the City OF New York, Mt the once Of tho
Comptroller In the Stewart building. No. ESQ Broad.
way, In thc said city. un.il December goth. 1897. alta
O'Clock noon. at which time and place the bids will
be publicly opened.
BIDS for the entire work only will be received, and
a deposit OF Ave per cent. OF the amount OF the bid
will be required.
The Contractor will also be required to furnish q
bond or bonds as security for the faithful perfor-
nance OF his contract IN II form to be approved by
the Counsel TO the Corporation In a penalty fIed by
the Commissioners OF the sinking Fund, at 20 pes
sureties. Whose suliiciency snail be subject to the app
prevail Of tho COMPTROLLER OF the city OF New York.
Tho proposals in full and a form Of contract 10 be
executed by the contractor can lbs seen at the onioo
Of the said Comptroller. where copies can also be
obtained.
The plans can be examined at tho ONCE of famed
Brown Lord, the architect. No. 100 Fifth avenue, in
the City Of Now York. The architect viii also fury
nish explanations OF the same to any one applying a
hs Orice.
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The receipts of tho United States Treasury
TO-DAY were: Customs, 1886, 957; internal rev
enue. &346. $50. and miscellaneous E256.O72,a
total Of VI. 220.7l1 The disbursements were
lures of 1856, I'll. The receipts of the fiscal year
to date have been 76.7S7. 800. the expendi-
lures $l96.A15, 100. and the deficit $40, 627, 800.
at the close of business to-day. compared with
that of yesterday. shows
Dec. "a. Dec, IL.
Gold coin and bullion -. elb9. l2o. 20l olbe, 8bl, 4e4
silver dollars and bullion 1880. $50 1A,SbY,4ll
United States notes .,.... Z 1900. 3ol 80, go, 65p
Other notes, less demand
liabilities. ............. 1925. 500 lA.A79, 44B
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red, $4,000 No i hard Manitoba, 10000 No.
2 lard winter. and $4,000 do. ~ the outports on
private terms for export. Free on board afoat.
No. i Northern spring. New York, 81. 00ls; do.
Duluth. S1.02k; NC. 2 hard winter, e7ko.; No.
Q red. 9skc.; No. / hard. Duluth. sl.o3la. Min
ncapolis received to-day 3l9.470 BUSH, nrainst
174,O $50 last year; Duluth SO, 032, against 10s.-
o49; Chicago 349,587. against 43, 400; Mil
waukee 4o.9O0. against 5000; St. Louis, 81.
900. against 23,97o; Toledo 23.935, against
1891; Detroit SOFA, against 1880 last year.
Futures declined No., but recovered this and
advanced osc. to ioo. Future sales 1925, 900
BUSH, as follows:
Last
oS:nt"O. Highest. LcSs.t. c,S.tno. Nteht.
& ,hSp .':,:. :SsS SSsse S Sss g. So So
Bsrlcy-was dull. Now feeding, 2sa@20c. coat and
freight to Buralo; mailing. 4o@A7c., as to quality.
hSe-Was inactive. State. i929blc No. 9 Western.
was duh but nrrn. Tho ahies were 10000 bush. No.
z mixri on private terms. free on board anoat for
export. No. 9 mixed. in elevator. 8s4c., No 9 white,
Ac. Future sales 80. 900 bush. as follows:
S SSSsmeelSsaa:: az 81 81 81
oats-spot was quiet. Tho sales were u 800 bush.
No, y white clipped, soc. No. sdo. 29c. No. g mixed,
mixed. aoiac,; do. white. s7lae No. Z mixed. 'deiiv:
cred, 2she; track mixed, 2792siac.; do. white,
1000 at 29@Shc. Futures wero nominally steady.
No sales.
Opening. Highest. Lo,re,t. Closing. Niaht.
February ...."...... gIS 21b
may 2TA 2TR