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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
lots and Lands
FOR SALE. BY
DUNNICA & MINKERT,
BRYAN, TEXAs,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.

Three lots, two blocks west Of Main
street in The city OF Bryan. House
with nine rooms, two halls and q ral.
lefy, also all necessary oui houses and a
good brick cislein Will sell At bar.
gain aud on terms o. suit the purchaser.
Two lots, two blocks west Of Main
street. Good roomy house and other
Improvements, supplied With cislern
wafer.
-Four acres OF land In nnflhNe.t nor.
ton OF Bryan. House oi AK looms. one
bal and two galleries All necessary
oulhouses, Good sell ui water ana
good brill ci,lefn. Convenient 10 lie
schools. Terms rasy.
Four lots Ia northwest portion Of
Bryan with house ui four poms and
elsn has a gooi cisieru rice 600.
Terms easy.
Two acres in northwest portion Of
Bryan, with huuse Of TOUR rooms aud
god well ofwat r. Price t2Ol.
Two acre. Of land, with house Of ve
looms, good vel, one mile north II
court house; price $500 rrrms easy.
Three acres Of land Que mile north u
court hou'e, With hluse OF three MONS;
price $50
Time lots Of land Ia eastern portion
%. Bryan house ct ar r,ou- ADD we'll
ofrood water.
lal l.2 acres 81 land ou Ger c,'s cveek
~ IN cultivation. Hlsl N udnl resi.
ience AMI outhou
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Pckin, Dec. 29.--The German qucs-
ton Is unsettled. China's difficulty is
increased owing 10 the uncertainty ~
the attitude Of the powcrs Germany.
withdrawal from Kiao Chao hay Is ,ail
10 b. conditional on her finding a suit.
able naval station elsewhere. China D,
becoming alarmed AZ the present situa.
ton. The government appears % D. az.
terly powerless. No answer has bocu
received from Russia concerning IN,
proposed loan. There arn calnmiiou.
forcbodinRs connected with the sun.
eclipse on New Years day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
EVE PERSONS HuRT.

A Coach Han Into by Past Train
aud pitched In Illinois.
ChiaeoaDcc. l9-ln a rarnd col
lsiou on the Wabash nilroad at Palo,
Springs, 10 miles southwest 81 Chicago,
five passengers wcrc injured, among
them l,ing State senator John Hum.
phrcy. The "cannonhall' express,
bound fw Chicago, nan into the last
coach " suburban train from Chica.
10, which had switched az Palos Spring.
to allow tine "cannonlal" 60 pass. tn,
mar couch Of the suburban train wac
thrown 'rm the rails into a ditch and
ddctnck Thor wcw % persons Ia the
car 90 ur time, most Of whom wen
scmtchOl and bruised.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Miss Mary Rohde. who Is at home
from school at Bolton spending the
holidays with her parents, entertained
a number Of her young friends In a
most agreeable manner at a party
given last night. Those who are at
home from school for the holiday va.
cation are making the most Of their
opportunities for q good time aud as a
result they have a party somewhere
every night. Games, music, recita.
tons and conversation employ the
heeling hours most happily. The
younger set includes many who are
proficient In music, both vocal aud 10.
strumenlal, which proves highly enter
tanning. A dainty luncheon was serv-
ed by Mrs. Rohde and greatly enjoyed.
lam anxious 10 have a good attend.
ance at the prayer meeting tonight
at the Baptist church. The services
will begin promptly at : O'Clock.
W. c. Fuzzy.
The city is putting in new plank
walks at the street crossings that we're
done up by the bad weather.
Mrs. Gabrielle Tullis, widow lady
nom near Cottonwood prairie, was al.
judged insane here yesterday and will
be sent to the asylum as soon ~ posi-.
bic.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles :. Gamer re-.
turned from Millican yesterday accom-.
panied by Miss Alice Dunlap.
Bryan passed through the holidays
safely and pleasantly without fires, &C..
rious accidents or malicious mischief
A small blaze about u o'clock Last
night occasioned a five alarm but no
damage was done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

san Marcos, Tex, Dec. White.
caps have commenced operations he
Hays county In preliminary way.
About 100 notices 10 planters IN this SEE.
ton wen mailed here. They an warned
not TO rcnt to MoSicans or ncgrocs, and
20 white mcnat ono, third and ono fourth
only, frc, johnson grass and cowhidcs
aIO noted as being effective" Tho no
ticcs ac In a disguised hand. Somo
think IL the work OF thoughtless boys,
while many think the situation very
grave. There is no clcw TO the identity
Of the persons sending the notices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
A Rusipe.. House Collapsed.

Blooming GROVE, Tex, Dec. 29.-The
wall between the Grimes and Jester
buildings fell herr. The Grimes build.
ing was a 2-stoy brick Mr.. Grimes
nan general dry goods and millinery
storc In this building. One Of his clerk.
harley escaped with his life. The Jester
house was l.story Trick and occupied
by T. A. Pcyton. who ran dry goods
storc, Mr.. Peyton was having some
work done ON his floor, which is thought
10 have caused the wall 10 collapse. No
one hurt Estimated loss ON buildings,
5000; ON goods, abou, $1,000.
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Mobile, Dec. 2s.-Postmastor Barker
was installed Just before day Tuesday
morning in the Office herr after an all.
night vigil In the postofiicc. The In.
spcctos arrived Monday night and over.
hauled the accounts Of the oiiicc and
found them correct. They then took
possession and swoe In =. d. Barker
and the employees on trial. Two ~ the
employees refused 20 take the oath 20 the
new postmaster and were suspended.
Colonel Rapicr, who claims 20 hold the
Office by virtue Of section $3.50 Of the
revised statutes, which law rcquircs that
removals, before the expiration Of term,
must h. by the advice and consent Of
the senate, sued ont a writ Of injunction
In the United States circuit court bcfore
Judge Toulmine Judge Toulmine rcn.
dercd a decision refusing 90 grant the In
junction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Minter City, Miss, Dec. 29.-Joscph
Hopkins, the negro who murdered two
white farmers ON Christmas day at Glen.
dora, small inland town near this
place, was capturnd by a posse Tuesday
on the James plantation near Swan
lake. Hopkins had concealed himself
In gin house, but was discovered by
two negros who gave the alarm. Hop
kins fought like a deamond before being
taken into custody, and when arrested
Il was found that the negro had been
shot In three places during the melee.
He was not fatally injured, however,
and was al once taken 10 the scene Of
his horrible crime.
Hopkins confessed his guilt and did
no, plead for merry, but begged his cap.
tors 20 make quick work Of him, and lit.
lie time was lost In carrying out the In.
structions. A rope was placed about the
negro's neck and he was hanged 20 a
limb. The body was then riddlcd with
bullets and left hanging.
Hopkins record Is a very had one,
many recent crimes being attributed 90
him.
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THE MARKETS.


Chicago, Doc -Cattlc-Rcceipts
i4,W0 good steady, others weak. Tex
a. steers s3s0aAsa.
Shocp-Rocelpis, 1900; best grade,
steady, Others WAX 20 lower.
81 Louis, De. Cattle Rcccipts
reoO, Of which 1900 arc Texans; steady
;or Texans Texas and Indian steer
ll6t; cows and heifcrs, e. b0@asO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Galveston, Dec. e9.-Willis Morgan, a
ncgro hackdriyer, better known a. bal.
las, was shot and dangerously, perhaps
MORALLY, wounded In a saloon on Twcn.
tyfourth street Horace johnson,
negro porter at the saloon, Is Ia Jail
chaTRed with the shoniing.
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Granted temporary s,a,.

New York, Dee. 2a.-The supreme
court Judge Dickcy, at White Plains,
granted temporary stay to Edward J.
Ratcliiie, rcturnahle In Brooklyn on
Monday ncxt The actor viii romain In
jail pending the argument a. to wheth.
er iherc shall not BE- a rctrial on the
charge Of assault
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
SEVERAL ARRESTS.
Bank Omciais Charged with Accepting
Deposits Illegally.

Deposits llfgaliYs
II Reno, O. r., Dec. 2a.-Gusiavc
Theland. president Of the Stock E1.
change hank Michael Eichoii. cashier
Charles A. Newman. assistant cashier,
aud Louis Eichod. a member Of the
boarl Of directors, have bccn arrested ON
the charge Of receiving deposits when
the hank was known 10 H. insolyent 4
big meeting Of the stockholders was
held at which great excitement Wa.
manifested and several Of the speakers
declared that they won rady 90 lead a
lynohing party. The hank had tdd,oO
In deposits when IL went under. but will
probably not pay morc than % cents on
the dollar.
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TO Mississippi River Getaways
and Eastern Points.
burned to osatn.

Scoitdalo, Pa, Dc. e0.-Thc farm.
housc Of Jacob S,cyer In Salt Lick
township, fayetto county, was de-.
strnycd by iirc and Jacob sioycr and his
wife cUmated. Their son, Jacob. mar.
rowly escaped and was badly burned.
During the past three days eight persons
have been burned 20 death In Fayctto
enuufV
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
Richard wesiall Of AngleiOn. is IN the

M ~
Mlss ffAusse-Fsfned from Waco
yesterday.
DR.. n. L. Fountain visited Houston
this week.
nprn 70 Mr.. and Mrs. win Kellner, a
dadthter.
DR.. Bey. Harrison Of Stone City, was
here yesterday.
ca. Harris has gone to New Orleans
and Cincinnati.
Mrs. MinkeFi will reopen her school
on Monday, Jan. 3. q
Misses Edna and Linmorc Nall went
10 Nayasola yesterday.
Mrs Chas. Woods and children left
for Houston yesterday,
Mrs. Bumaass Of Dallaf, listing Mr..
and Mrs. W. ]. Roberts.
The people at Jasper, Texas, vii
probably build a cotton mill.
DR.. ". II. Oliver and Curtis Oliver
returned from Caldwell yesterday.
, Miss Ada Hartman Of Clarkesyille,
is visiting her cousins, Misses Harman
FoR sAlE-Good secondhand wheel
FOR tls.iO. Apply at Mikes Cycle Hos.
pitai. d3t
Sam Meredith Of Mllican, was q
pleasant caller at the Eagle Office yes
terday.
George Richards, the negro brought
up from Wellbofn Monday, was releas
cd yesterday.
A Poland China hog weighing So
pounds was slaughtered az the Waco
packery last week.
NJ. II. James IL selling cut glass and
china At actual cost this week, oiiering
you a rare opportunity to an your clos
cts with little expense. a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Yokohama, Dec, 20. Owing TO the
failure Of the premier, Marquis Saigo,
10 reconstruct the cabinet, all the mem.
hers OF that body have resigned.
The newspapers demand the formation
Of a very strong ministry, one capable Of
coping with the situation In the east
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
HIS TIN PAIL GONE.
A Michigan Famer Loses the Money lie
Had Hid In hts Harm.

HAD Hid In his Harm.
Niles, Mich, Die. 29.-lawranco
Walters, an aged farmer residing three
miles north Of Wayland, Cas- county,
had no faith IN hanks, and instead
placed his savings, consisting Of about
$500 In grconlacks, $1,000 In govern.
mcnt bonds, notes and mortgages and
ether valuable Iapers, In a tan pail.
This he buried beneath the flour 81 his
harm. some months ago, and he has been
IN the habit Of visiting the hiding place
every day 10 zee II his fortune was safe.
Tuesday morning when be- made the
customary visit he discovered that rob
bcrs had been thcrc, for hi. fortune had
been taken. The old man Is almost
crazcd over his loss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
WIN nav. = southern nrsnsh.

New York, Dec ga dispatch from
Providence, X. l., TO The Evening Post
nys the British Hosiery company at
Thorton, Il, l., Is making preparations
20 remove a portion Of Us business
10 the south. A plant Is 90 be Is.
tahlished at Nashville, Team, and a
number Of operatives from Thornton
will leave for that state, where they will
BE- used as instructors 10 the new and
inexperienced southern oolorcd employees
The management asserts that the south.
ern plant viii h. used for cotton goods,
and that the change Is ncccssitatcd by
the present state Of cotton manufactur.
inc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Alvin, Tex, De. se.-Otto Mintcrs
was shot and seriously, perhaps fatally.
wounded. w. ~ Gibson, a constable.
was arrested charged with the shooting,
The wounded man was taken TO Gal.
weston Cor Treatment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

llico, Tex, Dee so-Tum Woods,
Win Autrry and Ben Barruw were out
quail hunting near town Barruw mis-.
took the location of his companions and
find at a bind flying ia their direction,
and painfully hut not seriously shooting
them both, hitting Woods In the hand
and Autrvy IN the face and head
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
IIrr Al L,rA.hnrn-

Jacksboro, Tex, Dec. 29.-wnliam
Cameron q Co.'S lumlcr shed. stor
room and Office burned hero. The town
turned out as usual when a iirc alarm Il
heard, and by great effort kept the
hames from spreading 20 the. lumber
In the yard, The loss Is $500 or 5000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Washington, Dec. go SECRETARY Al.
ger, who Is confined 70 his home BY .
SVEN cold, Is decidedly improved.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

New Yorl. Dec. ga.-Thc condition Of
Mn. Ballington Booth is reported a.
being UNCHANGED.
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Buffet Sleeper to ST. Louis
and Denver.
From Houston 10 Galveston.

Leave Galveston ............. 1880 p m
" Houston. ..............lO: 30 p m
The u. 4 T. c. reaches Galveston,
Houston, Brenham, Austin, Waco
Corsieana. waxahAchie, FL. Worth,
Dallas, Plano, Mckinney, sherman.
and Deuison, aud give drsl-class
service.
NJ. l.. ROBBINS,
q. 2. At.
c. ". BElN, Traffic Manager, Hous
on. rex. W. ;. WusoN, AT.
bryan. Tea.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS, June 14-F1our dull easier;
patents s4.4o4450; extra fancy, S4.l0Q42O; fancy,
S.. SOFAS. co. choice, $S.lo@3.2O. Wheat-Futures
strong and better higher foreign cables and
bulIish crop news. closing with an advance of
2G 25Ec over Saturday. Spot higher; No. red.
cash, elevator sS15c; track, S5Q8s1sc July, 711sc;
August 691sc; September, 69ssc bid. Corn strong
and higher for futures. closing l491Ac above
Saturday. Spot higher; No. 2 cash. 23c; July,
23c bid September, 24'1cc; oats-Futures dull.
hnt steady. Spot easier; No. 2 cash. l7Izc bio ;
n,iv fSlbc asked Rye better at 32Q32L2c. Bar
lev nominal Corn meal, $1.65Q1.7O. Bran dull,
weak and unchanged. Flaxseed steady at 721kc.
Prime timothy seed, s25OQ2.sO. Hay dull, but
steaiy; timothy, S69l1 prairie, s49S. Butter slow
Creamery, 1i@151ac; dairy 6@12c. Eggs lower at
Tsfc Whisky, $l.19 Cotton ties and bagging I'M
changed Pork higher; standard mess, jobblng
e. 506s Is. Lad higher prime steam, $3.50:
choice S3.67Ia. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s5.45;
extra short clear, $3.50; ribs $685. shorts S. So
Drv~salt meats-Boxed shoulders, S4.S5; extra
short-clear $3.50: ribs, s4s5, shorts, S.. Receipts
Flor 5000 brls: wheat, IL. 900 bu; corn, 81 900
bu: oats A. 600 bu. Sfipme nts-Flour. 5000 brls ;
wheat 1000 bu; corn loco bu oats. TO- 600 bu
BALTIMORE, June l4.-Flour dull; Western
snperhne, ;250n275; Western family, SAGA 40;
:, inter- wheat patents 4.50M4.70; receipts. 1855
iris: exports rs brls. Wheat dull; spot, 7Sc bid I:
September, C9c asked; receipts. 1905 pu South
ern wheat by sample. g6QSOc. Corn tirm. spot
2SssG2S4.c; September, 29ssc; steamer mixed 27l
027Ac; receipts, II, 1913 bu: exports. 51,42s bu;
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Orginal-Miles Mccullough, Hoosierville.
special June 4, Stephen K. Fletcher, Indi-
annapolis; James T. Quick, Lafayette.
Additional---Anderson Rittenhouse, River.
Increase-Noah Burdoine, Roanoke; Milas
D. Kenworthy,. Paragon; Richard L. NAL
lory, Derby; Lewis w. Sims. Franklin:
William RUSSELL Rehoboth; Adam A.
Brown. BROOKLYN. John b. Houck, Bruce
Vile; Emanuel Leckrone, Silver Lake
John M. Jackmon, Washington; Jasper N
Nichols. Freedom; David Petree Scipio;
William A. Junken, Carthage; James c.
Sharp Ellettsville; Thomas c. Street. Or
angeville; Thomas w. Guthridge, Kokomo
Charles w. Hancock, Spencer; Ewin L.
Austin, Lynnville; Jacob j. Cosby Evans
Vile; Daniel Pilgrim. Avilla; Xavier Bur
get Washington; Valentine Shreman.
Mauckport.
Original Widows. etc.-Minors of Conrad
Shuey, Larwill: special June l. Margaret
Nash I.afayette; Rachel T.. Armstrong
Greensburg: Almina r. Matthews, Elkhart;
Martha Van Arsdel Frankfort; reissue,
Polly Camran mother); NewDurg; Amanda
Usery, Mount Vernon.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

boards COmmeFcAal metropolis.
NEW YORK, June 4-Flour-Receipts. q, SO2
brls; exports H. 119 brls. Market moderately ac-
tive and firmer at the close with wheat; Mime
sofa patents, $494.2O; Minnesota bakers. $3.50
S55. Rye -four steady; superhne, $2.10Q2SO. Corn
meal firm. Rye steady; No. Western, 36@361ac
Barley quiet. Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 100 bu; exports, So AGA blu.
Spot firm. Options opened firm and advanced on
nervous covering. prompted by small worlds
shipments and good decreases on passage and in
visible supply; eased off under realizing but
recovered sharply on second short scare and
closed strong at 1q11ac net advance. Sales in
cluded; No red, June, nc September, 70q71Ac.
closed at 71Bc.
Corn-Receipts, las, $50 blu; exports. S4.129 bu.
Spot frmer: No. 2 29Ac. Options opened firm Oh
less favorable crop news eased off under reaIz-
ing, but rallied with wheat, closing zee net high
err June closed at 29&c; September, S07s@31%c,
Receipts 22s 200 blu; exports. l5O,o4S bu
day, but closed nc net higher with the other
markets.
Hay weak. Hops quiet. Hides firm; Galveston,
Beet steady. Cut meats firm Lard frmer;
Western steam closed at $4,000; refined frmer.
Pork quiet, but firm
Tallow steady Cotton-seed oil steadier; prime
crude zoe: prime yellow, 2SA@23%c
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices to 5 points advance but eased off, follow
ing disappointing European advices and heavier
on light covering; trading local; closed
steady at net unchanged to 10 points advance.
Sales. $500 bag bags including dt June 72o@7 &c.
Z. invoice 734c jobbing SIC. Sales, 500 bags
Maracaibo on basis of l4ql4sc for good Cucuta;
Loco bags Central American, P T. Rio-Receipts,
1000 bags; cleared for the United States 5000
bags; cleared for Europe. LOCO bags; stock,
United States, 10, 235 bags, including 95z7 from
New York; New York stock to-day, 445,797 bags;
United states 249OOO bags; total visible for the
United States, 1885 S9s bags, against s44,9O2 last
year and 597622 in 1885,
Sugar-RaW strong; refined firm.
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SEALS. STENCILS, STAMPS.

"a G.. hest medium weights $780, best Workers
and good medium weights, S3.55G36O; roughs,
ST. 251330. =, No, "a.
Sheep steady; lambs steady; choice, A.dOQ4'20;
common So 76G3 25 choice yearlings, S4.3594.60;
spring lambs. S4a5.
LC ISVILLE. June 14.-Cattle--Receipts J. 800
Marker sluggish; shipping steers Sfu4,9V, outch-
Hogs-Re Receipts, 3,4e0. Market steady; heayies,
49, 45lI3 5O mediums. S55ogS55 lights sS.SVgS.o9'
rughs. S2.504S.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, AGO. Extra lambs
steady; other grades slow; choice sheep, SS9S4 40;
cir - 7563: extra lambs, s5Q5.25. fair, $500
4T5; stock ewes and wethers. $2.2og2.'5
CINCINNATI June 14.-Cattle duh at 250Q
AIS.
sheep steady at s3.2594; lambs lower at $3.50
:
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Southern white corn, slqs2c; Southern yeIlow.
sic asked. Oats easier; No. white 26i2Q2tc;
receipts, $1,000 bu Rye. easy, No. Western
3S1zG3SSsc; receipts. $1,000 blu. Hay quiet; choice
timothy, $14 bid. Grain freights very quiet;
steam to Liverpool per bushel, lad, June; Au-
gJ ST. Sd; Cork for orders, per quarter, rs I'd.
June IS Cd, July. Butter steady: fancy cream
cry, 15GD16c. Eggs steady: fresh, 111zc. Cheese
steady; fancy New York, sac.
CINCINNATI, June 14.--F1our easy; fancy. $3.50
d4.10; family, So 25d3.50. Wheat firm; No. red,
soc. Corn firm; No. mixed, 26c Oats easy; No.
mixed, 1870. Rye stronger; No. 2, 31Q3Sc. Lard
firm at $3.50. Bulk meats quiet at $4.60q4.I0.
Bacon hrmer at $5.45Q5.50. Whisky steady at
s1.1s. Butter dull and unchanged. Sugar Arm.
Eggs quiet. but firm at SC. Cheese easy; good to
prime Ohio fat. sAQ915c.
LIV ERPOOL, June H.--Bacon-Clear bellies
firm at 25s. Cheese-Finest American white and
colored firm at AS. Corn-July firm at rs Sid.
Receipts of wheat-From Atlantic ports, SO, 500
quarters; from Pacific coast $4,000 quarters;
from other ports, LOGO quarters.
TOLEDO. June 14.-Wheat active and firm;
No. e. cash, S2Ac; June. S21sc; July, 7OAe. Corn
active and higher; No. mixed 251&c Oats ac-
tive and higher; No mixed. 19t4c Rye dull;
No. 2, cash, 35c asked. Clover seed dull, but
steady; prime, October, $40.
DETROIT, June 14.-Wheat-No. l white, SIC
nominal; No. RED. SIC bid; July, 70%q707c;
September. GSAc Corn-No mixed Csc. Oats
No. 2 white 22Hc. Rye-No. 2, Csc.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Busy Monday on the WhOlesal'
Streets with Prices Steady.

Streets, with Prices Steady.
The genuine summer weather is very evidently
increasing trade in several lines. Dry goods
houses and hat and cap merchants feel the i'm
provement most perceptibly but wholesale gro
GERS. the druggists and hardware men report trade
very satisfactory when conditions considered.
The leather market is more active of late. There
has been an increasing demand for betting and
other articles used generally in manufacturing
interests. Produce men are still having brisk
business. Receipts of poultry and eggs are not
large, and with a good demand prices well
held. The provision market is active but prices
are easier in tone. The wool market very
quiet Receipts of this years clip are still below
those of last year at the corresponding period,
although wool brings better prices this year. On
Commission business is good. Receipts of
fruits and vegetables large, but with good
demand each night finds the market we'll cleared
and generally at very fair prices. Hides ad-
The local grain market is active in one sense
of corn, while In wheat practically nothing is
doing and oats are in light request. Track bids
Wheat-No. 2 red, 76c No. 8 red, 72@,4c; No.
red, be97Oc; wagon wheat. 75c.
white Csc; No. ! white, 2214c; -; white
mixed. 24asc; No. white mixed, 2s%e; No. a
white mixed, 21%c; No. yellow, 23%c; No 3 yell
.ow 23}4c; No yellow, 22c; No. mixed 23%c
No mixed. 23Ac; No. mixed, &c; ear corn,
'Oats-No. 2 white. 21c No white, ice; No 2
mixed, 1S1ac; No. mixed 17l2c.
Hay--No 1 timothy, $9.50@1O; No. timothy
$S.50Q950 prairie, $6Q650.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry--Hens. 51aQ6c springs. 13c; cocks. 214c;
young turkeys, &c; toms, Sc; old hen turkeys, 7ci
old toms, sc; ducks, 61Ac: geese, 40c for full
feathered; 30c for plucked.
B'rtter.1.Country, choice, &c; mixed. Size
Eggs-Shc.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per Id; prime duck
10117c per Id.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Honey-l2Q14c per 10.
Wool-Medium unwashed, lie; fine merino I'M
washed 10Q11c; tub-washed, 20Q25c; bury and
understandable, sc less.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. 752c; No. 2, 612c; No.
l calf, SIC; No. calf, &c.
Grease-White, 2$4c; yellow, 214c; brown 2Ac.
Tallow-No. l. 2Ac; No. 2, 24c
Bones-Dry S12Ql3 per ton.