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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
Fon COMMISSIONER or PENSIONS.
Gen. John Palmer of New York Pre-
scented by Senator Depew.

Washington, March Ex-senator Depew
to-day presented TO the President the
name OF Gen. John Palmer Of Albany, NJ
y, as a candidate for pension commits
sioner to succeed H. Clay Evans. In
presenting Gen. Palmer as candidate
il was upon the supposition that there
was to be n change in the head of the
Dension office. The President, however,
Il IS understood, gave no direct int1mation
Of his purpose Of appointing a successor
TO Col Evans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
Nebraska sun DeadIocked.

Lincoln, Neb., March 1S.-Wth but
eight more days Of the legislative session
remaining, the Nebraska senatorial sit
uatlon appears as hopelessly deadlocked
tonight as when the balioting began two
months ago. The Republican caucus to-
night took four more fruitless ballots,
without significant changes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
OFFERS $500 FOR LYNCHERs.
Bryan COunty's WbitecaPs Had Best
Take to the Woods.

Atlanta March 13.-Gov. Gambler to-day
received letter from the so-called I'm
ternatlonal Council Of the World" with
offices at 423 New York Block, Seattle,
Washn., informing him that the attor-
ney of that organization had been au-
thorized to offer a reward of $500 for the
apprehension and conviction of each per-
son implicated in the lynching Of John
Moody, at Bryan, Ga.
GOV. Gambler said he had never heard
of the organization and was not inclined
to take the letter seriously.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
ARRESTED IN CHARLESTON.
witness I'm Fender Murder Case to
he Returned Here.

Charleston, s. c., March 1S.-Jim Days,
coIored alias Possum, spotter, was ar
rested here to-day at the request OF the
chief of police Of Savannah. 1t is re-
ported that Days Is a leading witness In
the Fender Brooks homicide. He has been
locked up at police headquarters subject
to action by the authorities in Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
WHEN TERRELL RESIGNS.
nd Il. Brown OF the w. a. a. May
succeed Him.

Atlanta, March ban interesting pollt-
ical rumor to the effect that when At
torney General Terrell tenders his resig-
nation TO Gov. Gambler, in order to enter
ed by Ed. T. Brown. special attorney OF
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. Many
of Mr.. Browns friends, however, do not
think he would resign his present Office
to accept the position Of Attorney Cen
eral for the unexpired term at a smaller
salary and with more work to do.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
FINE SHOOTING AT AIKEN.
c. w. DoIan Wins the Cup on "a
Strnights.

Columbia S. c.. March bah Of the
cracks entered in the twenty-bird handi-
cap shoot for the e. l.. Smith cup at
the Aiken Gun Club grounds this after
noon. The entrance fee was $40. There
was exceptionally fine shooting. G. w.
DoIan and George Smith grassed every
bird within bounds In shooting off the
tie Smith missed his seventh. and Dolan
killed, winning on q straights.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
GEN. HARRIsoN's FORTUNE.
Received Fee of 100000 From
TenezueIu

Indianapolis, March 1S.-Gen. Harrison's
wealth is variously estima ted, public opin-
ion rating it as high as 100000. Those
who are best informed about the ex-
Presidents affairs, however, say he was
worth about $25O,OOO or $4,000. At the
time he was elected President he was re-
puted 20 have accumulated a fortune of
$4,000 from his law practice, and this has
been doubled at least since that time.
Of late his practice, owing to his great
reputation as a constitutional lawyer was
very lucrative. His fee in the Venezuelan
boundary dispute. in which he represent
ed the South American Republic, was
100000
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14

Atlanta, March 13.-The body Of Miss
Minna Austin, who committed suicide by
drowning herself IN the Chattahoochee
river. was found this afternoon, near
where she jumped into the river. The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
PROF. HADLEY MIsREPREsENTED.
Possibility of nm Emperor in WASH
ineton Inndmissib1e.

New Haven, Conn, March 1S.-President
Arthur r. Hadley OF Yale University to-
day gave out the following statement
concerning utterances attributed TO him
AZ the old South Church, Boston. last
Sunday evening;
1.-THE possibility OF an emperor sitting
in Washington was mentioned, not as
probable contingency, but as an abso-
iutelv inadmisslble one. Any different re-
mort Is erroneous"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
GEN. HARRISON DEAD.
Continued from First Page.)

and good citizenship. Such career and
the incidents related to it should leave
a deep and useful impression upon every
section of our national life
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
No More Boxing in Cincinnati.

cincinnati, March 13-Mayor Fleisch-
mann e.l to-day gave orders that no permits
'oL boxing contests shall be issued TO
a,nIeuc clubs This Is said TO be the re-
sun OF an Investigation Of contests given
slently by some OF the athletic clubs Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
THE UNITED NINE WORKERS.
President Mitchell Desires joint
Conference With Mine Owners.

Hazleton, Pa, March 13.-The United
Mine Workers convention to-day heard
the report of the Committee on Creden-
tials showing the presence of 900 dele
gates.
President Mitchell said to-day:
Gas the convention has not yet taken
up the matter 1 cannot talk of the posi-
ollty of a strike. We are entitled TO a
Joint conference. because that is the only
one humane, scientific and up-to-date
method of settling labor difficulties"
The day was spent in routine business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
Letter Carriers ESecutive hoard.

'llanooga. Tenn. March i3.-The ex-
Dtlfe board Of the National Association
-''irr Carriers met here to-day 20 ar
,N, "details for the meeting Of The Ma
.... dissolution in september Presl-
49, 'pnh ~ Parrons Of New York pre-
-'aea over the session
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
oIicL Lnnhn MnIIlInn Nntch.

Philadelphia. March l3-The six days
Ro-as-you-please race continues 20 attract
good sized crowds AZ II O'Clock tonight
Click 275 miles led.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
democrat. Nominate a woman.

Denver March 13.-Mrs. Eliza VI. An
derson was to-day nominated by the Dem
ocrats for city clerk.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14

Boston. March 8.-By o. vote Of ~ 40
~ ihe H0ufe to-aHy rejected the proDar
siiion for extending suffrage Ia this state
10 women,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
ACCIDENT ON SOUTHERN.
Broken FIaBge Causes Wreck OF
Mixed Trnin.

Columbia, s. c.. March 1S-A broken
flange on the wheel of a box car caused
the wreck of a mixed train on the South
ern at Broad river trestle near Ander-
SON -Four freight cars were smashed, and
the mail car was injured. One hundred
and fifty feet Of track was turn up. but
nobody was hurt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
More Plague Cases mt Cape Town.

Cape Town. March S.-Fifteen new
cases of bubonic plague, all colored per-
sons, were officially reported to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
THE POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
frank Sherman Defeats Grant Eby
by Score of $50 to 40.

~ 'cpTe VI Lou 10 IlOs
Boston, March 19.-The pool champion
snip Of the world tonight went to Frank
sherman of Washington. d. c.. who de-
leated Grant II. Eby of Pittsburg, in the
e'osing match of the tournament, by a
score OF $50 TO 10. The victory OF Sher-
il'ah IS remarkable from the fact that dur
aug the whole tournament he has not lost
" game Of the six he played.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
A sPRITUALIsT EXPOSED.

Atlanta Policemen Throw FIashIIght
on the Scene.
Atlanta, March 13.-Three policemen in
attendance on the splritualistic class Of
Medium Raymond Il. Harkins suddenly
flashed a light in the room this morning,
exposing Harkin's schemes. Harkins was
placed under arrest and. it is said, will
be prosecuted,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-14
STOP HACKING

will cure you if taken in time. In most
cases nature needs assistance in throwing
off cold, and DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISKEY furnishesiustt the aidrequired.
A trial will convince you,
Over 1000 doctors prescribe it, and
1000 hospitals use it exclusively.
1t is the onlywhiskey taxed by the Government
as a medicine This Is a guarantee. All druggists
and grocers. Sloo bottle Refuse substitutes,
they are injurious Send for free medical booklet.
DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY CO., Rochester, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
Yester-

en special !ysPoGI ea6s s Sport sBot 'otSa S
&c nsis OoS soe fect 57ss 5eoo Araeroan mid
sssed Closed fr1n. 2as points net higher. December
2's 221ss
1'aIay ana May-June. 4.22b; June-July 422s' July
FLotR AED MEaL-The flour market YVES unsettled
lie fTs3sFaly stronger in to9e On ] we're NOT prepared
e hisher PRICES hovever ana ruled aEli Spring
winter s. sS 10: extra No ~inser s.
quoted a, g ose o9s. t2 PaT 10 T good s. 5
sos.4h ss shq5Ss e fansy s. 4g & s % as % Srsd
& ss; oao5ed Fne white and gsll2s
ouoea: s9ns eesrse 4 81 90 sos2 sacks to arrve
sz spring bran bulk, s2a 5o coarse winter bran M
ssse SO 2as2a oil cake So so: hOmny chop
RAIH-wHEar-Mucb excise-nen. prevailed in the
Wheat market Saturday with big trade especially
pendicsr adyaee Of &c per bush In many respects
late cub AZ K 'sp same time there was in addition
ssse covering heavy general trade thai ea9sea ah
buyg orders many Of them. is true for local traders
The slight reaction which occurred the beginning
~a S tr S Tszas 9y n a'as Just sofe the
e On 5s s Sess and ses eonned to advance without
intrrp,icn between Il and oelock closing & at g & PC
advance than anything how eoHpetsly the
d ee has sa se ie santrd 5T' Of whose ability
ho run pses & gR to s. are 6a S9t 1 t m Would
an extreme price EToTs 1a n c5e m at
tire supplement demand from public sources foand
some trade. put ole not exert ay
material eject upon prices English cables closed "a
higher fully responded osr strenStn q fr
official prices Sew-Yc-k were a 'sc het
higher The O'Clock figure for May was ainost &C
higher market Influences
interior receipts ciearances and weather conaitens aa
iittle effect upon market II was Simply a
WIG speculative movement with a the nsuai
ossss s' asc e ssaasa as
tn1 London Monday encouraged Of the Local tsaers
70 buy wheat carry than they otneI
wite have felt justified IN taking The eniy
business reported On the bulge few loas host oi
sns business reported having been done late o
enacunug 70 about q loads. No red closed az eaTc'
~ Northern at sGhc and No hard Duluth az sStse'
isse rices being based the regular lZ cocf
CcFN--Alnos. wheat. the corn ma. ket
- Saturday creter. enjoying speculative We
Soe that on ordinary occasions would LIBERAL ne
eounfry was good buyer Chicago. but seemed 10 De
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETs.

New-Yors. December Z: 1901
stronger choice domestic ss5ns ,ss and q
few GbRg s6sys as ss r5 been a S St
END es s nes s s ed with IT tom
So is inside prise and some parties are asking asking
P91 Beans S62iia aTlom peas shocs Pe pFn ush s'
Sss s. h @ Do G ahs eG pea s. s dc Do ssd ys6S
81 shGse Sc % s. s mas %toa 9 orc eocs s. GP S 1tsan medium
81 a 4 SD base 80 s o5ssn do seoteh bass s. 4o
B5fyTTTHR-There was moderate to-day;
and nothing occurred to change in any way the general
prD o r W with general 251zc; exceptionally
hs seSHg @ cs S change e sod buyer next
The undergrades Of fresh are ruling quiet an, ana
9 fSr G5s 6e cTsaeTy ca the
at NG'hng h d9ng in saie dsg to
cry light we quote d. ceamsry sanSr S sSsas:
pc thirds 16a1sc: creaneTy. make extras, 2l.e
22e: 60 s as'f S 283zs DO rsts 2oa22c do seconds
I7Siec do thirds 15aI6c state dairy tins ETC. 5g22c
1S Msss itaHn % oweT srades i9ae faetoy
5gns % sres psSkeaa eaOoe i5a5Ee to prime iSi4c
DO lower sra6e @ BRINE iSeiSc; renovated butter fancy
isaiSc: do common TO choice laa17c packing Stock
market = F9hsF a qsst Tsstx sas
an an t6 Tsge and small exporter has picked up
about loo 9oSss mSs @ but oheFse large has been
eniet tho9gh ugh & Tn s ,zss Continue in sooa
demand firm Occasional lots o, early macs mace S enese @
small or 9sc large though most holders ars asking
nsSe 9Je as for coored Sd white Export. for
Week 2e43 boxes. We quote: State full cream small
S..-ehsr fancy 105 G11c; do late made, average best
ie1os.c: good 20 prime ezg9t.e; DO common TO far
large, September, fancy. 1o9lo14c; 90 late
naSa average best 90 a94c: good to prime siza9c
do common 10 10sizc light SKINS small choice g.,
Gss.- 30 large choice 71=974c SKINS prime, So
G7cS do fair TO good. 5@s3sc. do common 5d4c; full
EGGS-The week is closing without material change
Strictly fresh gathered are in iishL supply ana
for dun anc the tone easy
Rsfriee-ato- eggs demand and frIn occasional
sales Of slIperlativc quality little higher than we quote
yaria md
soc do average prime. 26d2Ic; do fair grades 25d2oc
western fresh. less on 2sc; do fancy gradea at mar
occ- do urgraded 22G3c: Southern graded sc 90 un-
r-aded 2oS2sc: refrigerator, 1619c lined la4lI nc
| N-ERT-TTS-FRESH-Rece apples light, ana
t,is trade s Quiet II fairly steady on o.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. I. 1901.
BEEVES-Receipts 10 175 head, all consigned
excepting No sales reported Drese
native sides, 6e45t2c per 10.
received quoted American live cattle seiS
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 91y1c
Der NJ Reported exports for to-day The Georgian
10 Liverpool 600 cattle and 1000 quarters OF beer
the Umbrla Liverpool with 2.000 qua ters; the MN
Hull. 200 cattle and the Grangense. to Para. 30 cattle
LVES-Recepts, all tor the market, were IA heai.
with the stock carried over from yesterday os
about 34 head sold. Hardly enough doing to make
One bunch of Indiana calves sold at 50 % per
l0U ID. City dressed veals, Si2112c lb country
dressed 5q0c dressed and fed calves. 5gSe
Eales-Tobin & shannon: 10 Indiana calves. Isl 10
50 80 100 IL.
SHEEP LAMBS Receipts. including cars direct
IOia 2.3T3 head, making with the stock
yesterday total OF 9= to be SOLD
and at Stxtiethst a few really Sood
wanted at steady prices. but ths
general sheep and lambs both ruled dull a
weak About ) Of STOCK were carried
Ger sheen S2G$3 35 100 ib culls at 81 d.
lambs Dressed mutton at 3G6t2c per
lambs 749c per ~
Judd Coz lis Ohio sheep 30 10 average "I
Q o0n l32 II ID. at 81 10
Commission Company: IA ONO sheep 40 '' O.
G. %: 22e do (culs 5S 70, at 81 90 -
Tobin & Shannon 106 Indiana sheep. ia 10 at - 90
IJGGc 800 head, all conslgneo
5irec,: noninal!y Country dressed unchansed 800
Sanders date yesterday: y Jersey noss. lou
n, average Sc per 100 10: roughs. 20 ib at 80
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
'ew-York. December z. 1901.


cOFFEE-The coffee to-day a quiet affair.
with festureless trading and narrow fluctuations The
o7eang dull. with October points lower and other
months unchanged Cables uniTPorant primary
domestic warehouse deliveries
disappointing After the prices steadily held
a. figures weekend covering by the talent and
.slt demand copper interests. There little
pressure the bear side time. The market
vas finally steady tone, prices unchanged 8
points Cable information included crop Of =
franc n French market a partial u pig loss at
and Santos markets. and
change receipts $500 bags. and the in
movement so Warehouse deliveries in
the 2S5 bags In the local Street
market the spat barely steady with lin
ted inquiry quotations being based nomnaly 1S6c
FOR Rio No 7l6c for Santos No 4, invoice lots
The Oakley cleared December o, with
Geo bags
Gay follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

ror5o, Dec THE offerings at the wool auction
.a1ss today amounted r. 1856 bales. Competition was
s1iTiteS There was excellent demand from the nome
trade for New-Zealand merinos. and Germany bought
Queensland and Victoria greasy freely An oc
superior crossbr@ds by American
huyers caused competition and upward tendency
which ii 600 withdrawn sipes We're In noreas o
demand showed steadier tone Next week Ts'0G IN
detail: New South wales 2.loo bales: secured 71.d9
Ia I'D greasy 2 a9iad. Queensland. 700 bales: secured
Is 1dais "a; greasy. 4a91od Victoria. SEQ bales lies
o0 baes: greasy 6i3Qsd West Australia, 700 bales;
greasy Az grid NewZealand 600 bales; secured adg'
Is Al. greasy 3k61od Cape OF Coed Hope and Natal
500 bales secured 9dgts sd greasy. 4Ag63.d The ar
ryss ~ wool for first series Of 1902 auction safes
number 81 l5s including 5000 forwarded direct
The imports during the week were: New Soudh Haiss
hafes- 1877: Victoria, Si91: Soith
Australia Ass Ne-Zeaand. 4i53; Cape of Good Hope
ana Natal S.o91; elsewhere, 1,s34.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

May IS 2%d- corn-spct hrn; Annericaa MIXED old
s 6ed futures steady: 6s 1d March, 6s 4esd;
May IS 4ssd. Peas-Canadian 6s Gid. Flour
St Louis fancy winter steady Is Cd. Hops at London
India mess 75s Sd Pork steady; prime mess Western
rs Lard firm: American refined, IN pals SOS; prime
Western in terces. SOS Hams-Short cut Il TO 16 no.
steady Sos Bacon-Cumberland cut 70 10 80 10 ouiet
iIc; short rib 2 steady 49s long clear iddles
light 10 steady ASS long clear mddes heavy
30 30 n. short clear backs 16 to 20 1o
firm. 4Gs 3d. clear bellies "A to l6 ~ steady SIS Shou.
ders, II 13 10 firm AS Butter steady; finest
United States 92 good United States. Os Cheese steady
american finest white ass 3d. American finest coored 46s
Tallow-Prme city firm. Dos 3d. Australian. in London
firm. Bis. Cottonseed oiHun refined, spot lrrn ess
Turpentine-Spirits 27s Cd. RosnComnon steady,
As Petroleum-Rehned firm I'd Linseed oil nrm. 32s
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

patents So 5Oa$s 7o straghts So 2O@s3 9o@
s. 80; spring specials. 81 20; patents 9 S5gSS 70
4sc No white 491S Q5013c No 3 white. 49g5oc No 2
rye 63c; fair choice mailing barley. 58Q625zc; No i
faxseed 81 a; No Northwestern, 81 A. prime timothy
seed S6 40S6 80: clover contract grade so mess PORK
per bb S15 sG9$15 80; lard 100 ~ 81 z9s9 so
short ribs sides oose IS 1888 co. dry salted shoudes
IS 80; whiskey basis of high wines. 81 3D. On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market firm;
creameres. 15G2412c; daries. 13GNc Cheese STEADY,
81 G10hc. Eggs firm; fresh. 24c.
Duluth. Dec. 7-Close-Wheat-Cash No hard. 19f4c;
No Northern 74Ac; No / Northern and December.
1GAc: May. 1880. Corn, Csc. Oats. 1850.
Milwaukee. Dec. Wheat higher; No Northern. $50
7S1sc; No Northern, 75&a76i9c; May. s2ssc. Rye
higher: 631ko. Barley steady: No 2. &c; sample
59Q62c.
Minneapolis Dec. 7.-Close-Wheat-Cash 17&c: De-
cernher 76%T7611c: May, 7ss4c; track. No hard.
s0&c; No l Northern, 71&c; No Northern T6c Flour
patents S4GS4 TO- second patents So S5S3 3d. first
So a06S; second clears. 81 60 Bran higher IN
bulk. S20QS20 80.
Philadelphia 7.-Wheat firm, &c higher contract
grade December S00s01Ac Corn strong. zc higher; No
white clipped, 54sc. Butter quiet but hrm fancy west
creamery 2ed26i2c; do nearby prints. 29e Eggs
steady nearby Western 26c do Southwest
26c: Southern &c. Cheese quiet but frm New
York creams. small, lie; do fair 20 choice
931O%c Receipts-Flour. 1000 bbs and il43OOo 10 IN
ments-Wheat 3 600 bush; corn, 1000: oats 1000
December s4Ac May S49sc; No 2 hard; Soc Corn-No
cash 6iSc: December 679sc; May. 70%sc. Oats-No =
cash, 4eI2c; December 4912c; May 4Sisc; NO wnlte
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec 7Coon steady rniddlrg l'sc' g s7s
niddIing 7-16c: good ordinary 69sc; receipts, loon
bales; sales 81; stock 1859 san. = :, &C.. low,
Maynphs Cotton firm; mfddling. lI-loc; 10"
niddiing 7-I6c; good ordinary l16c net rece.p6 ao
2sI5 bales; gross, 4.3sl; shipments 2Seo sales @-o
stock, 1l2,0sS. .,., 7no. low
n,tddIIng receipts, 6e1e bales exports 20 e
Continent IL 28O; sales. 145s; stock 1884, a2o ,,suu
Neu,-Crlesns Dec 7--Cotton very steady; fnldalne'
low niddling 7zc: ordinary. 15-16c; receipts
032 bales exports Great Britain a4oo; to France
nc 1o the Continent 775 sales. 1885, stock, 26121o
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

4 DvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Office,
NO. 1.242 BROADWAY.
o. door north Of 31st-st.. until 0 o'clock p. m.
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular until O'Clock viz 254
Sth-aye s. e. cor. 23d-s: 153 6th-nve.. 18th
st 92 East 14th-st.; %! West 42d-st between
9Th and sth aves. 263 West 12oth-st.; 1,33S 3D.
AVE. between 10th and nth sts.: LEGS 3d-ave,
6Ist-st.; 1,7OS 1st-ave. near s9th-st.; 1Ss East
,o,tb-st, 7a6 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave.,
41st-st: 554 3d-nve.; 21O BleeciSer-st.; 325
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn, n. Y.-216 COurt-st
2I5 Smfth-st. Newark, n. J.-794 BrOnd-st.
Also all A. D T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

devotins principal efforts toward buying wheat IN
excitement centred. May
reached 73c the late curb and in
coed demand from shorts who had made the mistake
much confidence during the regular
session. 7sd higher but there was nc
export the basis of the regular close No
corn quoted at 7Sa4c and No white and yellow a.
all o .OATS-At the West there was
active trade again and vigorous support by
the leading bulls under which prices made very rapid
session The close was strong
No oats closed SIC; No }. 5112c: No white. 55c
52G56c; No , white clips. 55+ RfE-Markst hT[ieE
Nc Western II 12c and No Western at tic. oota
+ o afoat; rye erase .BARI.EY-Marke rket
Feeding quoted at 5aGelc and mating at eo9
csc bath c i Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures quiet
qucted al 81 25 per 100 track New-York