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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

WASHINGTON fohECAsr fOR MONDAY.
For New England. threatening to-day. with showers
the coast in the afternoon threatening Tuesday;
light east winds.
For eastern NeW Fork. threatening today, with
showers in sLr,ms south porttOni hrratsainO Tuesdav;
liant 10 fresh sdsf winds.
For the District Of Columbia. eastern Pcnnsyl.
vania. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and virginia.
probably showers this afternoon; threatening Tues
day: light to fresh east winds.
For western Pennsylvania. western New York and
Ohio, generally fair to-day; increasing cloudinsss
Tuesday; fre-h northeast winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
GUARDS FOR THE HElSE MONUMENT.

Bronx Property Owners Not Pleased by an
Arrangement Costing %. 900 a Year.
When the Heine monument found resting
place in the Bronx after months OF pickering
the residents agreed to have it there, so some
OF them say, on the distinct understanding that
they were not TO lie taxed for it's protection A
few days ago. however. II was discovered that
three watchmcn appointed by the city were
guarding the statue day and night at a cost OF
81 day. or more than 81. 900 "a year. The dis
coyery has not pleased the property owners
and they are talking OF holding a meeting TO
arrange protest TO Mayor Van Wyck against
what they consider to be an unnecessary ex-
trayaPance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

Walking Delegate Says He Found Men En-
ployed on Four Buildings.

George McVey delegate OF the Piano Var
nishers' Union, reported at the meeting OF the
Central Federated Union yesterday that he had
found contractors men at work on four OF
the public schools yesterday and had sue
ceeded in stopping this Sunday work on three
Of them 18th the assistance Of the police. At
men were at work. he said; on the Sixty eighth
street and Lexington avenue school ten men
between Second and Third avenues. seven
men were working. At the fourth school. In
Henry street the delegate could not reach the
men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
Trolley Cars Collide on slippery Tracks.

rear end collision occurred between two
Smith street line trolley cars at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon on Coney Island avenue. near
Kings Highway. IL was raining heavily. Car
4Ol stopped to allow a passenger to aliRht.
The motorman OF car 3pl, which was coming
just behind at a good gait. put on the brax-~.
banged into the forward one Passengers
were thrown about the cars, The front plat
form Of car 31l was badly smashed and the
motor burned out The trolley wire was broken
andit was an hour and twenty minutes before
traffic was resumed, The motorman Of car3Dl
and one OF the Iasseng were slightly in
lured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
Coachman's Skull Broken in a Fight.

As the result Of a street fight at Tenth ave-
nue. and ThIrty-eighth street early yesterday
morning Thomas Ryan, u coachman. OF III
West Fiity-sixth street. was taken to Roose-
Welt Hospital suffering from a fractured skull.
His assailants are supposed to have been John
Mccormick AMI Albert st. John OF 43b Vest
Thirty-e eighth street. They were arrested as
suspicious persons later and In the West Fifty
fourth Street Police Court were held in $500
each for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

Land offered to New Jersey Labor Unions.
The State Federation Of Trade and Labor
Unions Of New Jersey has called a convention
at Orange for Aug | | to consider an offer OF
tract OF land in Lincoln. \. j., on which to build
home for aged members. Tho offer has been
made through Mayor Drake OF Lincoln by
land CORPORATION. and tho Executive Committee
Of the Federation has already approved the
offer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER CHALMERS
-h 80 Broadway. New York, manufacturers Of min.
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates On mining
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished,
MINING. MILLING, sMELTING AND CONCET.
TRATING MACHINERY; CORLIsS ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE EDW p. ALLIS
CO.. ROOM III, rs CORTLASDT ST., NEW YORK.
MINING MACHINERY oelled in efficiency.
AVA GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
An Old woman's Fatal Fall.

Mrs. Ellen Brown. 73 years old, Of 43 Dufneld
street. Brooklyn accidentally fell from a fourth
story window into tho area early yesterday
morning and was instantly killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

really 6rstcass summer resort either at 6eashore
or mountain, make its locality known through The
sUN's advertising columns. Sun readers seek such
plkces,-Adu.
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offerings brought full prices. most salel
were at slight concessions from former
quotations. Good 10 choice cattle SOLD
at IS 60G6 IS: commOner grades at - =
6S IS. Stockers and feeders brought
s. COOS 90; bulls, COW and helfers, 81 soc
IS; Texas steers g 208l 20; rangers
s. 25f5 10; calves. 81 00G7 50. Prices for
hogs were 2iSc higher for high grades
the demand was good and oReringu
were easily disposed OF. Heavy hogs
sold at 81 1904 IS; mixed lots at - 400
I so; light at 81 50G4 IS. Pigs brought
s. OO6l rs and culls 50 O0G4 Is.
Sheep and lambs were in moderate de-
mHnd at fairly steady prices. Sheep
sold at Sc 25I4 90 for inferior to choice
droVes, western rangers selling at IS 10
cal Lambs sold at IS 1905 50 for tn-
ferlor to choice, range focks bringing
81 50G5 Is.
Receipts: Cattle, $500 head; hogs, a.
900 head; sheep. 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira, IS zoos 80; prime, s. S0@S 90; COM
mon. 50 OO@S so.
Hogs strong; prime mediums, - $50
S 90: best Workers.. 81 1904 IS; light Yor-
era, 81 s6dl 80; heavy hogs, 81 S004 80;
pigs, "a 1904 IS; grasBers, 81 1904 3d.
Sheep, slow and lower; choice wethers
"a 1904 40; common, 81 5032 so; choice
lambs, IS 1905 %; common 10 good, " W
G5 90; veal calves, 81 0o87 Is.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active and high
cr at 50 5OG4 IS.
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isntls rort ,fearances ~ wheat and
hoqr ReTeRated $4,000 bushels, The
seaboard reported 80 loads taken for ex-
port. Brndstreet's report on the worlds
visible supply made the increase S.S5!.000
bushels. This was much larger than
looked for, and the market soon after
It's announcement became heavy with
increased general selling. Liverpool
was strong and &65sc higher. This had
considerable influence on the early
strength. December opened q shade
lower at 72A@739tc It advanced lr-
regularly to 7S&c. and later declined to
73c closing at that price. September
sold between 7lc and 76Isc, and closed &c
lower at 74c.
Corn was quite active. The market
early was strong principally IN sympa-
thy with wheat. There was plenty Of
long corn for sale. holders Of Decem-
Der and Nay especially taking profits
September was offered literally at Csc
by concerns supposed to be big holders.
The market was heavy late In the Ses-
sion. with prices gradually declining ln-
der liberal selling. Receipts were l,l1S
cars. The Seaboard demand was sharp
December ranged from soc TO S0sc, and
closed &c lower at zoe. September
ranged from SIC to Csc and closed l5c
lower ut 34Mc.
Oats in general way followed other
grain markets with good sized trade
Earlyn good advance took place on good
general buying, and the later protlt-tak-
Ing which started when other markets
turned downward, resulted In loss Of
all the advance. The market received
support from the heavy clearances last
week. 100000 bushels, the largest on
record. Receipts, g7S cars. The cash
demand was good. and 100000 bushels
was taken here for shipment.
Provisions. In the main, were firm.
with fair trade. Heavy sales OF lard
for export were reported, which made
packers large buyers of October pro-
ducts, and resulted In steady market all
around. There was disposition to
sell January on the small rallies, Lsv-
erpool reported Cd advance on hams and
bacon.
+ AT the close January pork was UNI
changed at 50 rs. January lard 2h05c
higher at IS 55@5 571s and January ribs
21kc lower at IS 10.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 1853 cars; corn, ego cars; oats,
223 cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as foiioWh:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27
Metals.

NEW YoRK-In n quiet way tin
continues to forge steadily upward and
to-day closed firm at the advance. Lead
showed better undertone and increas-
ed activity. Spelter went OF shade
under lack Of buyers and selling pres
sure, latter growing out Of unfavorable
cables. Lake copper and pig iron were
sadly neglected and quite featnreless.
At the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants dun and nominal at
SIS. Lake copper dull at $1S 80. Tin
higher but quiet with SS2 so bid and
$33 asked. Lead firm, with 81 6215 bid
and 81 671s asked. Spelter easy, with
IS So bid and IS 50 asked, The brokers'
price for lead Is 81 40, and for copper
SIS so.
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change is obviously nased on the e1-
pectation that the money rate Will con-
tInue high until the receipt of the gold
here. when the profit OF the looming rate
may make good the loss involved in
higher rate was due to manipulation.
thesimple importation. Thccourse OF the
local money market to-day contradIcts
the assertions made yesterday that the
The present and prospective condition
Of the money market is undeniably
tight. Rates advanced not only here,
but at other domestic points both east
and west. New York exchange at other
points show continued pressure on this
center The announcement that more
gold is on the way from Australia to
San Francisco had no effect, the prom
Esed relief being so remote. The fact
of a three days holiday approaching
had Its influence also on the prevailing
dullness. The weakness on foreign
stock markets was an influence here
only indirectly, and so Tar as 1t was a
deterrent to gold imports. The series
Of railway statements which appeared
to-day was a real and effective prop to
the market, md undoubtedly induced
some good buying from substantial in
terests, such as are not dependent on
borrowed money. The overnight state
mcnt Of st. Paul for the third week In
september, showing an increase of last
years unprecedented level of $4,000,
led the list. Even more striking was
the statement for the Atchisons for Au-
gust. showing Increased income from
operations Of $7Os,SgS. a result in large
mart due to the heavy decrease In oper-
atlng expenses. In the cases Of Erie and
Southern railway, in spite Of liberal In
creases in operating expenses there was
an increase in net earnings for the for
mer Of 221.s62. and for the latter Of
s1SO,S75. Business on all the trunk lines
was reported on an unprecedented
scale. These facts gave the undertone
of firnness to the market, the stocks
especially affected being those whose
reports were published. The days net
declines reached point in only few
cases. A number OF the industrial spe-
claltles were at one time to S1s points
below last night, but covering by the
shorts worked partial rally. Brook
Ign Transit continued very active,
though American Tobacco was well
sold after an early decline, a point over
yesterday, and closed with net gain.
The bond market was dull and prices
were lower. Total sales, par value. ST.
100000. United States Is advanced u;
old As coupon Y, and the new As V In
the bid price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27
WHEELING BOY
Soldering tn Georgia-A Memorable
Civil War Relic.

Soldering tn Georgia. Memorable
Civil War Relic.
Special Correspondence Of 1ntellIgenccr.
FORT SEVERN, Sept 2S.-Were !
called upon to contrast the environment
of my native city and the place where
am now situated, would consider it
very difficult task, easy as II may seem
TO the careless observer Were 1t posi-
BILE to secure transportation SO as to
land a Wheeling boy amidst the sur
roundlngs OF Tybee, (GeorsIas famous
summer resorJ in such haste so as not
to blight from his memory the picture
of his present surroundings great would
be his surprise. Nhr
AS he would near Tybee many objects
of interest would appear, but one of
which must make mention which
would be OF the most interest to pa
trlotlc observer Is the memorable old
Fort Pulaski. a civil war relic. Mas
sive as the walls appear from,a distance
Il Is as a grain OF sand compared to a
great rock to what our friend VIII see
as he approaches the said fort. This
fertilization, which Is built OF brick,
cost sixty millions OF doIIarSg and was
sixteen years from the time Of laying the
first brick until the completion, This
fort is now antfquated,
AS the observer ncGrs the shore OF
the broad Atlantic he will witness n
scene OF carnage, rs II were.ns one hugs
wave chnses another upon the beach,
aud in many Instances out.dlstancinS
Its predecessor. best0wlng on the sand
It's treasures consisting Of beautiful sea
beaus. Shells etc, as It recedcs, giving
room for It's coming foe. rtli
Then appears a small tug, fIboriug It's
way in from sea with sofues massive
schooner Inward bound mot schooners
as the Wheeling boy iHn9G!acs, the Gu
pdclty of which IL from fifteen TO TWEEN
ty-hVe ounccs), hut bearing cargo or
four thousand tons. FARTHER out lies
slre anchored fishing gmacl3NO tramp
steamer. which presents 6Eaulltul pic
turo. auChPs an artist would he proud OF.
NrEt can be seen the ratification,
which Is not completed, but presents ii
grand vlrw to the slCht-seer.
Next to be described ts tie Tybee
light house. which. when seen from n
djf;lrca. sremg 10 pierce tho sky, aud
~ HIrh,0 sends forth Its brilliant llrht
pH warming to sailors and guiding
si1rf nrs ms they pass In and out, and
~ last launching them, aH II wore, at
l"l or landing them safe lnShetbor at
FHunnh,
s. rrht scene on Tybce can slightly
/. Imagined by ore who hnN been out
whom many mcteors are falling.
The many coIored lights which appear
uR7H the lofty anchored brigR and
ychoprcrs remind one OF stars falling
from the heavens,
Last, but not lenst. 10 be mentioned,
iG the famous Mnstcllo Tower. the walls
NJ which are some ton feet thick. COM
posed ~ cement and sch-ahellS This
tower would present fine study of 20
Glory, rs NIL kinds NJ rock shells and
c7rth, which when built by Spain was
considered very substantial forttfcn-
ton
In my next letter will cndeavor to
glyr a phase Of soldier life nj Tyher.
w. W SIRERT
First Battery, First United States Ar.
tlllcry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27
live Stock
UNION STOCK YARDS,
CY.AI9 IsNfF{NT

BALTIMORE Monday, Sept. 25
tCattlc ore. sold at these figures live
weight, hogs are sold Mt net weight,
that ls, 20 per cent generally on
from live weight Sheep are sold
Coes, that is, live weight or nothing
on)
swInc-Arrlvals this week, 1900
head, The receipts are fair. some $50
bend moro than they we're last week,
md amply sufficient for the market.
which Is dull at the prices then quoted.
Ear western hogs S. 2oa5 80 per 100 lbs.
gross; thorc from nearer points, light
weights, "a gOm5 10; heavies, 81 9OGh 90;
llght pigr 81 50dl TO- and ruughs 81 50G
4 On pcr 100 pounds gross,
Sheen and Lambs-Thc receipts are
heavy. being forty carloads and trnde
IL dull for both sheep and tnmbs: nc
on ON sheep aud on lambs h6i4c. We
quote old sheep ut 2I4%c; lambs 50 OO8
& co. and Few shade higher
CnlvCs-rhc trade Is fair for good
veals. and, wish the quality on, figures
are lower and ARE quiet Mt SG5Ac, and
a few extra at G'ac.
CHICAGO-The demand for cattle to-
day was slow, and while few choice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept, 26,-Money on
call strong at G02O per cent; last loan,
20 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5HaG per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills at 81 S5%g4 $50 for demand, Ind at
81 Sl%a4 Sl7s for 60 days; posted rates
81 SO and 81 Ssls: commercial bills, 81 SO
asa $50. Silver certificates, 6sQ65c. Bar
silver, 5SNc. Mexican dollars, 47kc,
Government bonds strong. State
bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds weak.
The stock market continued duh and
llstless in character to-day. Several
favorable incidents Impaired nn under
tone OF strength and discouraged oper-
atoms for a decline. but the soaring
tendency OF the money rate discouraged
all speculative demand on the long side.
and the day closed with nearly all
stocks showing losses The incident
which attracted most attention was the
engagement in London Of Sl,OOO,OOO In
gold for New York, Prices rose to the
highest on this announcement, and for
number OF stooks reached tcvet
above yesterdays close, Money, how
ever. rose upward by quick stages TO 20
per cent, and the heNvinesS Of the mar
ltct was renewed. The gold engage
mcnt in the face OF the firmncss of OK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27

BosToN-The wool market is show
ing stronger tone and trade is more
active. The bulk Of the business con-
tInues to be confined to territory woods.
About 1000. 900 pounds were sold Of this
description and somewhat higher prices
were obtained. For fine medium and
fine territories, secured 52G5Sc were se-
cured, while staple lots reached 5695Sc.
Fleece woods are quiet. For washed NIX
and above Ohio S1132c were obtained
and 2993Oc for x and above. Follow
ing are quotations: Ohio and Pennsyt-
vania fleeces x and above 29G3Oc; Xxx
and Xxx and above S1@32c: delalne $3.50
SShc; No. combing Ss9SSisc.
NEW YoRR-wool firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27

NEW YoRK-The market for brown
cottons Is very strong, advances report
ed OF nc in standard sheetings and
drills OF eastern makes. -Four yard
sheetipgs occasionally hc higher.
Coarse colored cottons very firm.
Bleached cottons without change in
quotations, but against buyers. NO
change In prints or print cloths former
irregular. Glnghams very firm. Mems
wear worsted strong, Dress goods SELL
ing well for spring. Holiday here Fri
day and Saturday.
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A Frlchtrnl nlnnncr.

WIN often cause n horrible burn, scald.
cut or hrulsc. Bucklen's Arnlcn Snlvc.
the best In the world, VIII kill the pain
ana promptly heal II. Cures old sores,
fever sores, utccro. bolts, frions, cdrns.
~ skin eruptlons. Best pile cure on
earth. only % cents box. Cure guar
antocd. Sold by Logan DRUG Co, drug
glBtg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27

OIL CITY-credit balances. 81 so; GER
tlhcates, no bid. sale or offer; shipments
S2,694 barrels; average, a,OSl barrels;
runs, 10s,lS2 barrels; average, SEIZE bar
rels.
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Observation-Disclosures YVES the ten-
ture OF to-day's grain markets, aud ma
tcrial declines In wheat and corn re-
suited. Oats closed unchanged, De-
Cemhcr wheat declined &c and Septcm-
Der sc. Corn closed &c lower. Pro-
visions closed at Insignificant changes
both ways,
Opening prices in wheat showed
practically no change from yesterdays
closing figures Trading was light at
first, with the professional element IN
Cllned to sell. Oh the theory OF the recent
advance reaching itF climax. while
commission houses had fair buying or
dcrs from the country Early statistical
news was decidedly bullish and soon mr.
ter tn UlchirE marked falling of ~
the offerings took place with an increase
tn The demand. and fair advance re-
suited. Some nc rvousnees was shown
by September shorts. and the spread be-
tween September ana December Widen
ed ut one time to lMC. Rumors were
current Of n squeeze IN September, nnd
an Increase Of only $4,000 bushels In the
contract ftocNR tended to Increase the
urcnslnpss " shorts. Nevertheless
the professional element continued to
sell. and the offerings were we'll absorb
ed for some time, the short selling and
profit -lpklng ultimately weighted down
the market. End In the afternoon prices
slowly declined Minneapolis and pu-
luth receipts were $50 Cn-g, aralnGt l.aNj
cars last wpcly and .7l3 cars year ago,
Chicago receipts wore 95S cars, eight
OF which were contract grade Primary
receipts were 100000 buGhclB compared
with l,7270OO bushels a year ago. AZ
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WHEELING WHOLESALE Markets
Weekly Change OF Quotations mall
Lines OF Local Trade.
once Of the InteIligencer,
Wheeling, Sept. g.
PrOVlsion9.

F9our-FancV roller mill WInteF
wheat, wood at 50 s. per barrel; paper
at IS s5 per barrel; spring wheat, Min
nehaha 81 80 in cotton sacks. 81 80 per
barrel; 81 is in paper sacks; Galaxy
81 20 in paper sacks. 81 30 per barrel;
Gold Coin flour 81 IS in cotton, or 81 IS
in paper; Loyal Y paper, 81 90; Reli-
ance, 81 10 In wood, IS 90 in paper;
Pillsbury. 81 10 in paper, 81 90 in cotton
syrups-cholce sugar syrups. &c;
Fancy drfps &c; Silver drips isc; New
Orleans molasses, chelce new crop, soc;
prime sOc; fair. Csc; mixed good, New
Orleans, 2sc: bakers good, 1Sc.
Provislons-LArge s. Q, hams 1O4hc;
medium hams lie; small hams u&c;
sc breakfast bacon ~ 1S1ac; shoulders
TIC; sides 6hc; ordinary beef lbhc;
ham dried beef 1870; knuckles l9e;
family mess pork, s-pound pieces, 50 90;
bean pork, bills, 50 90.
Lard = Pure refined ID. fierce CSC;
6O-fb. tins. csc; the advance for
smaller packages IL as follows: Sob.
tins Nc over tlerceS: fancy tups &c; 20
b, tins &c: 10-fb. tins, %c: 5-Ib. tins &c;
s.ib. tine 1c.
sugars-cutloaf 5.62c; cubes, 5.S7c:
powdered $500; granulated standard
6.24c; American A 4.74c; standard hne
Eranulated 5.24c; standard confection-
ers' A 5.O0c; Columbia A 4.96c; standard
Windsor 4.74c; white extra 4.49c; e&-
ira C 1870: fruit sugar 1850.
Cotiee-Green coffee, fancy Golden
Rio, l6c: fancy green lFc; choice green
I41kc; roasting grades i8lAc; Java 9GlEc:
roasted in packages. Arrow 1004c, PAN
handle, 1O.04c; Arbucile & Co.'S roasted
i0.04c; Lion. $50; bulk roasted &c: Old
Government Java roasted CSC; Mocha
and Java 29c; A grade Rio 23c.
Teas-Young Hyson, per 10, 3o955e;
Gunpowder. SOGsOc; Imperial. 4og5Sc;
Japan, 2S97sc: Oolong 20SVe; Sou
chang, 27@7Oc.
fine. per H., 9hc; Electric Light, per
10. Sc.
Vinegar-choice cider l2Q14c per gal.
lon; standard city brands tO@llc per
gallon; country, 1SG15c per gallon, as
cheese2Ful cream 1a61sIsc; SWEET
ger 12hc: Limburger 1215c; fac
FIshGNo. 3 mackerel. 100 fish, rs rbs.,
81 80: No. extra macKerei. tubs. 80
1sh, So 90; new, 100 TBS, Sl2 co. No. 2. so
MS, 81 90; No. 3 smatt 81 90 for 100
fbs.; No. large 100 Tbs. $40 90.
seeds-Tlmothy 81 3s9l so per bnshel;
clover, small seed, 81 1894 60
salt-No. l per barrel soc; extra, per
bbl.. 81 25: dairy, fine, hve%bushel sacks.
81 per sack.
Seed Corn--1lc per 10
Wooden ware-No. tubs, $3.50: No.
2, St 50: No. 3, 81 so; 2-hoop pals, 81 As;
3-hoop, 81 IS: single washboards, 81 50;
double do. So so; fine crImped double
do. 81 rs: single do, 81 %.
Grain and Feed.
GraIn-wheat Csc new or old. Corn,
4e@42c per bushel. Oats out Of store,
western crop S5c per bushel; home crop,
25d62Sc per bushel.
Feed-Bran $I7 OOG1S 90 per ton; mid.
,dlIngs SI7 OOalS 90 per ton. Hay, No: !
Timothy, baled, $40 COS mixed. s. COO
8 co.: Timothy hay. loose 50 O0gli 90;
straw, wheat, baled. Sc 90; straw, wheat
loose, Sc co.