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THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago, August 25.-Weakness at Minneap-
oils and clearing weather i'm the northwest
were depressing factors in the wheat market
her. today. and September closed ts@lc low
er. Corn closed a shade and oats sc lower
Provisions at the close were 7izVi2'2c. de-
pressed.
Wheat opened steady on little bull sentl-
ment left over from yesterday but the re-
maiEder Of the session saw the bears III the
ascendant. Trade quiet. ana throuShout
there was fair amount Of hquidatloh' both
local and outside. Liverpool cables were not
encouraging. and bearish sentiment was iur =
ther encouraged by clearing weather IN i tiie
northwest. Minneapolis was weak anu t.4s
fact had considerable 10 40 with the sehtliiish1
here. The decline at MINNEAPOLIS wa a.iI. tah1I.
10 mean an Improvement IN ihe hui 'ii" W, -,
crop conditions, although reports scoSi'Si
here We're gloomy as ever. II M@S eA
planned after IT was ali over that the uecIillc
' due to Minneapolis Elevator A'tOplT' "Iio
changed the seat Of their operations, buying
In Chicago and selling in their own lOc'iI mar
ket. which was &c over Chicago NeVertlte'S, -
Chicago traders Gid great deal OF seiilhs IN ~.
sympathy with Mime apos, aad Septei4lDe, i-,iN
ing opened at 743s0I4@ic, droppeu % to.s- tt'.asri
closing sole down at 75&.4T3fsc 3 seaDV'i. ~ u
clearances in wheat and flour were equ'-n ~ -
243,0O0 bushels. Primary reeelptS "cic
1. I9, 900 bushels. Minneapolis ana Duiuth r., I,
ported 394 ears against 2oe last weeh, @ AZ, "a
~ eSs "a year ns nso, rada noc fe'e'p''
Corn dull and furnished nothing new %
the speculative situation. offerings Wei@
lgnt. but the QeHlaIu was dlaO WY
i The wheat weakness depressed the m%rke'
early but some recovery on local support iol-
lowed and the close was steady September
sold between 39G3S5s Sc ard closed q sI1ue
down. Receipts here were 81 cars
Cots were dull and featureess. changlhs
from one month to the other being the princi-
Ial business. Receipts were A6S cars. sep
tcmber sold between 2tisg2i9s and 2lSs. clos
ing lsc lower at 2i4sB2il2c
Provisions wer. quiet AMI easy. Influenced
considerably b. the wheat weakness There
vas considerable liquidation OF September.
v lille the outside tair buyer OF jan
ary. September pork sold between s ii pa
$ .O2Is and closed i2isc lower. September
lard between S5 Soa 32ie and S675. closing
7ikc down at S6.75. and September ribs be-
tween s7.O5B7O0. with the close dcprcsse ed
Z
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MADE WITH ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
Photographers Experiment with Won
derful Results.

Toledo, O.. August 21.-DurinS the ses-
sion Of the Ohio and Michigan Photogra-
piers Association at Put-in-Bay today,
experiments We're made with wonderful
results. A negative and finished print
was made. at 10 o'clock al night 70 test
the utility of artificial light. The expert
ments We're conducted by c. II. Smith
and David ROsser. Of Pittsburg. The neg
atives were made with four seconds eS-
posure by acetyline gas. The PRINT was
made with artificial light. The total time
consumed in the operation. beginning with
the exposure and ending with the finish
ed picture mounted on a card. was eight
minutes and twenty-four seconds. This IS
tie MOrld'S record.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York. August 25-Coffee. spot Rio
veal. No. 7 invoice 81; mild market quiet;
Corlova nominal. Futures opened steady.
March points higher: other mcEths Uu-
changed; ruled very quiet with narrow hUctu-
aticns, the foreign news being a standcfL sta
tistice about as expected, business from the
outside public LIGHT and the room trade mixed
IN its views: closed steaGy. 5 points higher 70
5 points net lower: sales $3.50 bags. including
20: December 7.50GZ. SIS; March $50. and
May 7.7O.
sugar raw. firm: fair refining AZ; centrifugal
o6-test a.. rnolasses sugar ,. Refined steady
10. 6 5.55: No. 5.45: No. 8 5.35; 80. 9
5 35: No 10, No. a.. 5.25: No. - 5.I5. No
i3 5 10; No ~ 10: standard 20. com
fectioners' A 500. mould a 6.35; curoaf
6 SO: powdered 8 20; granulated s TO- cubes
NCv orleans August 25.-sugar quiet; opon
kettle AZ; centrifugal. yaiows. 545ss: seconds
slIA GIG. N0lasses nomlr al.
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TILLEIAN MEETS A PREACHER.

Columbia s. C.. August 25.--In his last
spec IN % the campaign made at q spe-
cial meeting at Marion today, Senator
Tillmua was met on the stump by Rev.
J C. Niokson. g Baptist preacher from
Ganuey. whose interrogations the senator
ignored when in Gaffney. The crowd was
largely composed OF young countrymen,
who tried 10 howl Nickson down, but he
finally won attention. Tilman had the
opening and reply. The crowd was with
him. His most sensational utterance was
that j. G. Hemph.l. editor of The News
and Courier: y u. Gonzales. e:itor OF
The Columbia State, y. b. Williams, of
The GrecaVille News. and j. G. Caring
ton of The Spartauburg Herald. nave
used the utmost endeavor to break down
the dispeHs ary. and he believed they are
The paid emissarics of the whisky rms
10 attain that end"
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Atlanta, August 25-Roasted coffee: Ar
buckle. $i3l5; Lion $12.45 Green coffee.
choice 11A12: fair 1l0i1ia: prime l0i4@iJ4.
SUGAR standard granulated. New York,
S6.40 New orleans granulated SOLO. Sirup.
New Orleans open kettle 2JI SOC; mixe3
choice 20 to 1Sc. Salt dairy sacks
81 2OG1.4 40; salt barrel bulk. s2-25; 100 IS
t2S5; ice cream. SL25: common. 65q l0c-
Cheese, full cream. I2Glz52; skim, lei@U
like Matches. e5s, 45z4 go; zoos. Sl.50GIl. 3:
s05s. s2.75 Soda, boxes. g. Crackers,
soda. &C: cream, &c; gingersnaps, t.kc:
Candy, common stick &c. fancy. Ia
Candy, common stick, 7iac; fancy. 124
14o. oysters. i. w. s. 20Q2-lO: l.. W.,
q OK
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broke down her door Mrs. Jenison emp
tied the contents OF a shotgun in his
head, in1iicting very serious wound.
Searcy finally recovered, was arrested,
but waived preliminary hearing. and gave
Lail for investigation by the grand jury.
He then moved to Clayton, where he kept
out of tensions way until yesterday,
when, in company with his wife, he re-
turned to the neighbOrhoOd of his crime
They met Jernison witha shotgun. who
fred four times. Searcy falling dead in
the road at the third shot.
A coroner's jury was impaneled, but
the verdict is not yet known. Jemison
viii give himself up. Searcy leaves Wifa
and two or three small children.
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Snot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton;
Atlanta Nominal; middllng Sisc.
I,iverIool-Retail demand; middling 9-l6d
New York-Dult; niddling csc.
New Orleans-No Nominal; middling 9&c-
Savannah-Easy; middling &c.
Gnlveston-Stcady: middling 9 9-l6c.
Norfoll1-Quot. middling Csc.
Mobilc-Nominal middlins sc.
Memphis Steady; middling slice.
Aurtista-ouiet: middling 3-l6c.
Charleston-DulI, middlng &C..
HouYton-pull: mid1ling 9isc.
81 Iouis-Dull: miidlinE 9-l6o.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Atlanta. August 95.-Georgia water
melons Si2 to 50 per 10. fancy stock
teaches COc to 81 per crate; Elaorta
beaches 81 to $3.50 crate. Blacl, grapes
iOa12iA: white grapes. 10 lb- basket, l5fs
lie. Delaware grapes -oc basket I'D pounds
Fancy tomatoes 10 to 81 Ter bu; choice to-
matocs 5DG7J; bell pepper, % to
T5c crate: new potatoes. per barrel fancy
stock 81 250i so; cant1loupes, per bushel
crates Sl6125; C8uliflcwer. S&sQ9c; pine
apples per crate s.. 250ff2T5.
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Atlanta. August, ,25.--Eess, aotiE-e
On. choice 1GU15. Live poultry, receipts
Iight: hens % to -; large fries 16 TO 2o;
spring broliers Sal0, fair sale. Ducks.
middle 20I22 Pekin 22025; irish potatoes
tn1G0c per bushci: new crop sweet po-
tatoes 7OQS5c per busheI. Honey, strained.
G07c: I'm comb eu. very dull Onions,
700SO per bushel: I.5o1l . per barrel:
fruit. apples Clf6i2; peaches 687 FiEs
sT7. Prunes scr. Peeled peaches 148ll
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The Dry Goods Market.

New York, August 25.-Trade was duh today
in all departments on spot. The average de-
mand otherwise steady. Brown cottons closed
without improvement Most bleached cottons
steadily held; demand moderate. Wide sheet
otber coarse colored cottCns slow. Print cloths
UNCHANGED. Prints and ginghams quiet. Cot
ton yarns difficult 10 SELL and prices weak
ana irregular Woolen and wOrsted yarns quiet
and uuchanged,
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r1onr. Grain and Neal.

Atlanta. August 25.-Flour. all wheat.
first patent, $tSJ; second patent, A9O;
straight $3.S5; extra fancy $50 fancy
81 80; extra family $3.50 Corn, white
G2; mixed ca. oats, white. 4uc; mixed
SSc; Texas rustproof, 3Sc. Rye. tieor-
gia, $l.00, western rye. yuc. Hay, No. !
Csc: No .. g0c Meal, plain. ~. Bran.
small sacks. 200 Shorts $Ll0. Stock meal
05c per 100 pounds. Cotton seed meal
Sl.10 per 100 pounds. Grits. $500 per bushel.
rop h9p
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JEMTsoN SHOT sEARCY DOWN.
Short Time Since Searey Frightened
Jemison's Wife.

Eufaula, Ala, August 25.-(Special.)-
A tragedy in which Edward Searcy. was
shot to death by Joe Jemison occurred
twelve miles south of the city late yes
terday afternoon. Two months ago
Searcy made an attempt to enter Mrs.
Jemisons home for he purpose, it is
thought, Of assaulting her. Just as he
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Cuban Flag VIII Be Eoisted.

Santiago de cuba. August eft is in-
dfrative If the polic- 90 the United states
Government that the Cuban flag VIII 30
hoisted tomorrow with elaborate Cere-
nony over the palace in Santiago. II VIII
float there for the first time since Cen
eral Shafter ordered L hauled down in
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Ludge richardson's Maiorities.

Huntsville, Aha, August 24.-(SpeciaL)- >
The majorities OF Judge William Richard
son, candidate for congress, on the demo-
cratic ticket over Cutler Smith. rep.D-
ucan, gathered from the OH cial returns
are as follows: Madison county. S,52!:
Morgan. 2.260; LAWRENCE. l,j23; Colbert,
AS: jackson, 2.63l; Lauderdale. 1,6l1:
Limestone. ISL. Total majority in
eighth district. l2oSS.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York. August 25.-The market was
dun an about steady ct former prices. Prime
crude barrels nominal; prime summer y~iov
3Tts u 35c. OF summer yellow 34iac. prime win
ter yellow 4O04lc. prime white $500. Prime
maal S26.
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Fruits and confeetionsries.

Atlanta. August 25-IAmons, choice, $40
as; fancy $5.5U@6 Figs lV0llc Raisins l3
pccans, s 10 sc. Brazil. 6 10 7c; flbertS
i1lac: walnuts. 10 To IL cents: mixed nuts
Zoe Peanuts. Virginia. electric light. :
to SC: fancy hand-picked. ~ TO 3; Geor-
Eia 2l3
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CHARGED with Wife Murder.

Columbia. g. =, August E3.-(Special)--
4 white man named Adam Bonds haa
teen committed To iail In Iadreus. charg-
ed with the murder of his wife There
are no particulars as to the cause of tho
crime The womah was shot through ths
breast with pistol.
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Lightning Strikes Homes.

Portsmouth o. August 20.--Tonight in
n thunderstorm four dwellings were struck
by lightning. eight inmates were seriously
shocked and two OF the dwellings We're
burned to the ground a great number oc
barns in the vicinity We're struck and
stock and other property damaged.
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Wilmington. August 25.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 3fi~G35. receipts IL. ROsin
steady at $L2Nt2.@'; receipts 1o7. Tar
steady at 1.40. receipts l01.
Savannah August 2l.-SplrltS turpentne
firm ut go; receipts I 2J2. sales ESQ, exports
6i7 Rosin firm: waterwhite S2.i5; window
glass S210: receipts 4,l65; sales 4,25J. eX-
ports 937.
nothing doing. Rosin quiet and un-
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A Nillion in Damares Wanted.

New York. August 21.-T'here were fled
claims for more than S1.eUo.0oo aeainst the
Campagnie Generate Trans-AJiau-ique for
loss Of life and damage sustained by thu
sinking of La Bourgcgne on July 4, lsaS.
of Cane Sable island The claims fled
ranged from $500 TO 100000.
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Out of the Question.

From Life
Jackson-Why don't you get some Of
your friends to help You out?
Jumpuppe-Because 7 AM so poor can't
afford to accept fdvors. The people wha
confer them expect too much il return
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comnorative Cotton Statement.

New York August 24-rhe following IS the
comparative cotton state meut for the week
~ ding today: -ooo
Net receipts for the week. 7.99S
Same time last year. - -
Showing "a decrease Of. EL' -
Total rec sipts since sept ist.. ..6,SOl, %
Same time last year. .'..o,o5 90
Slowing decrease off,. .......-l . =. It3
Exports for the week. I6'1SS
s:iN,,ir,s an ficr.a Of - 49,. 6.S52
-,.,t,l o,I,,rts aines sept lst . ..5.756. I76
(, me- tii,,s fost v.lr . . II %, 736
Showing "a decrease Of. ....l'Sg 2G0
Stocks at T.. $. ports. %, -
Sttrn tin,a l1st y,ar . . ....... 363 5Si
Gt,vfm,, a Iacrease OF . 28O.4O8
ct,,g ~ interior towns. . . - 1898
SIN" time loet vear . . . ...... 222. 256
Si.yyinl "a decrease Of. 80. -. 1874 S53
ct,lr M Ttv.rp,ol - - -. ... sos OCO
se5n" tI,oa laet YEAR. m GAS. 600
ebovina a decrease of . !. $50 600
American anoat for Great Britain. 22'090
Same time last year. :. lOOOO
SHOWING an increase Of . :. =. $4,000
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Provisions.

Atlanta, August 25-CIear rib sides. box
ed s: half ribs "a: rib bellies Ssf9; Ice
cured bellies "a. Sugar cured hams. IA
@l32t. Lard, leaf sass, best leaf S1z.
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington, August 25.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general luhd,
the division of redemption. shows: ALaiabie
cash balance SI37. .229, 35: kold S67. .654. 06 J..
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The banks now hold S23 SSS 925 in excess
of the requirements of the 25 per cent rule.
The New York Financer says this week:
1.-THE loss shown last week in the cash hold
ings OF the clc1ripS hoI.ss banks has been
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MONEY is PLENTIFUL.
The South and West in Very Salts
factory Condition.

New York, August 25.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve increase. =. e. ..S3. 3 SIS
Loans increase. =. =. . :. :. =. asia 700
Snecie Increase. .. e. =. E. =. =. 4, COS. 800
Legal tenders increase. E. :. :. :. 482. 200
Deposits Increase. =. =. =. E. =. 7.O39, 800
Circulation increase. =. .. -. .... 502, 400
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Bazging and Ties
Naval Stores.

! Atlanta, August 25.-B3gginE 2lb 2; 1S4ll
! s34. Ties 45ib steel arrow Sl.4l
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Washington, August 2O.-William NJ
johnson. of Hackensack. y. J.. president
OF the New Jersey state senate. has been
first assistant postmaster general, made
vacant by the resignation Of Perry Heath
He will take charge in d few days.
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Buckeye. I. T.. August 21-Hon. Tams
BiXby, who for three years has been act
ing chairman Of the Dawes commission,
To. lay forwarded his resignation to the
s<cretary of the interior. Mr.. Bixby has
been selected as chairman Of the repuo-
lican state central committee OF Minne-
sofa and resigns 10 take part in the
campaign.
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Fort Worth Tex. August 21-Gatz and
Cicero Copeland were instantly killed in
a duel with George and Charles Baker,
in Polk county. The men battled at
twenty PAGES with w.uchesters. Both Of
the Bakers were badly wounded in the
shoulder ana groin and may die. The
origin of the trouble is due 10 family az
fairs.
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Palestine. Tex. August D.-Waiter
WilkersOn was today convicted Of Darticl-
patton in the HUmphries lynching. Whlcn
occurred IN Henderson county IN May,
1899. and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiarv for life. Three other men have re
ceived life sentences for the ofense.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-17
TROUBLE WITH Upton.
Populist Ex-Secretary Refuses t
Turn Over Office Fixtures.

The Populist state committee is now
having trouble with W. T. Upton, who
was recently removed from the position
of secretary, concerning property
claimed by the committee, but which
is now in the possession of the ex-
secretary.
The claim is made that Upton has
the desk, typewriter and other articles
of furniture, also the papers and rec
ords of the committee in his possession;
that he refuses to turn the property
over to his successor, J. H. Curran, of
Parsons, and further that he mani
tests no intention of SO doing.
The state committee held a meeting
in November, and without notice
fired" Upton from the office of sec
rotary Upton came to Topeka to per-
form the duties of secretary. and when
the committee met was surprised by
the introduction and subsequent adop-
ton of a resolution putting him out of
office.
Now that the committee headquarters
has been removed to Parsons it is the
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half cent in price, with unusually
large sales of hides at Chicago, also at
lower prices. indicate that the dealers
AMI consumers who looked for cheaper
boots and shoes may be satisfied.
Heavy imports of hides at New York
have some influence and are part due
to the famine in India. Shipments Of
shoes since February l have been 2S,OO0
cases, or nearly 220 per cent. larger
than in the two weeks of any other year,
but many of the works are nearly out
of orders.
Wool sales at three eastern markets
have been only i, 1924, ass pounds in two
weeks, against 1885 500 pounds last
year. The interior still believes in a
further advance, but buying wool on
Sleeps backs has stopped and the man
lfacturer has made it clear that the
mills hold large stocks to fill recent or
aers. Cancellations have become so nu-
merous as to cause some uneasiness.
but as yet only help mills which have
taken more orders than they can fill.
Failures for the two weeks have been
SIS, 1857. 10; manufacturing, 81, 3S6, 2S3, and
trading 50, 569. 500. Failures for the week
have been 218 in the United States
against 17S last year. and AZ in Canada
against IS last year.
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New York Uptown Gossip.
Furnished by ]. C. Goings, Commissio
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain

Furnished by ]. C. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka,
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain
New York, Feb 17-Those who have
watched the market very closely the past
couple of days, claim long stocks have
most prominent operators. Offerings have
not been on large scale, but. have been
as every one knows, is limited. At no
time this week has money been held to
buy stocks on bulges. Notwithstanding
the statement often made that sellers
refuse TO part with their holdings. It is
true, perhaps, that owners of securities
of the better class are not eager to sell
of offerings have come from commission
houses, supposed to represent large bull
to news and the failure of the market
to broaden has no doubt discouraged
many of the rank and file who bought
stocks early in the week, and their sales
together with those of a. more important
element have had an unSettling effect on
values. Today's bank statement Will not
lations are far out of the way, it will not
be as favorable as that of last week. The
local traction stocks are feeling the eff
feet of the Third Avenue hascoe- On1c1alS
of the company are trying to explain the
cause of withdrawal of the proposed loan
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co, but still fully I'M
gar is decidedly mixed, because of the
uncertainty over the dividend In certain
circles conviction is strong that the old
ra4e will be maintained. The stock is
quite active and will continue to be until
the directors meet next month, 1t is
rather difficult to buy it on the slumps,
but there is plenty of it for sale on bulges.
hence nothing that comes from inside will
be considered The admission by c. P.
be paid on Pacific Mail for the present is
a serious disappointment to those who
have bought the stocks on a liberal scale
r n. HUDSON.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-WHEAT-There was
not much doing in any of the pits on the
board of trade early today. The wheat
market opened easy 1sc down at 6SSsc.
Lower cables and the prospect of liberal
shipments were influences. May touched
6S3sd1zc on covering by shorts, but reced-
ed later to 681zc, where the market stead
led. Receipts here were 81 cars, none of
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 5O2 cars against 4S7 last week
and $50 year ago.
The steadiness at the decline was held
till within a few minutes of the close,
when the price reeeded a shade further,
May closing AG3sc under yesterday at 6S1s
G14c- The cash demand was poor and
foreigners were moderate sellers.
CORN opened a trifle easier with wheat
but steadied later on covering by shorts.
receipts were 625 cars, So cars over the
estimate. The weather was favorable for
movement and cables were lower. May
opened a shade lower at 345sGAc, adj
vanced to 35c eased off to 3424c, on profit
point.
Corn closed quiet and easy, May a
shade lower at 345sQ%c.
OATS1The oats market was full. but
steady with corn, May opening unchanged
at 2334c, and advancing to 23szN7sc. Local
receipts were 256 cars, Sc cars over the
Provisions were quiet but steady.
May pork opened 5Q71a cents lower at
$l09212: May lard a shade up at $6.071a and
May ribs a shade lower at So O0@6. 0215
May, $3.50; September, $1.121z; October,
$40.
RYE-May, 551kGAc.
BARLEY-CaSh 35G46c.
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of the widows and children of the killed
soldiers.
Immense crowds greeted the Gentle
men rankers" as they were termed, on
their way to the station, and the train
started amidst remarkable scenes OF
enthusiasm. The Duke of Cambridge
and other titled personages went to
Southampton to bid the yeOmanry fare
we'll
FRENCH PROMOTED.
London, Feb. 1.-THE queen has pro-
noted General French to be major gen
.eral. French heretofore has only
ranked as a colonel in the army. with
the local rank of lieutenant general.
Lieut.. Col. Kechewich has been pro-
NOTED colonel for services in the de-
tense of Kimberley.
BRITISH CASUALTIES LIGHT.
London, Feb 17.-Gen. Roberts re-
ports the British casualties during the
fighting at JacObsdal as follows:
"One killed. fourteen wounded and
three missing"