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The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Larter & Morris,
AGENTS ON THE GROUND EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAY
THAT QUESTION
OF MAJORITY,
Philadelphia Editor Says Only
Question in Delaware is
Shall Majority Rule?

The Philadelphia Inquirer in dis
cussing. Anthony Higgins recent
letter in reply to J. Edward Addlcks,
says:
"In the decided opinion of Mr..
Higgins, 'remarks morning con-
temporary, "President Roosevelt IS
putting a strenuous lite to extremely y
bad Use in supporting the efforts OF
Addrcks to steal this high position
(the Senatorshlp) from people who
hate aud despise him. y -
That is mere hypocritical cant.
The people of Delaware have had
Addicks as an issue. They have
gone to the polls and voted aud have
deliberately elected large ma jority
Of the Republican membership OF
the Legislature in MIS- favor To
emphasize their position, when two
Republican candidates were ia the
field for Congress, one representing
the Addicks party and one he oppo'
sItlon, the Republican voters buried
the anti Addicks candidate out O.!
sight.
There is, therefore, just exactly
one question III Delaware and only
one.-Shall The majority be allowed
to rule
The minority may not like Ad.
dicks. That has nothing to do with
the matter. They may hate and
despise him, but in this country the
right Of the MA jorIty TO govern IS
undisputed except in Delaware.
And the attention of Mr.. Higgins
is called TO the fact chat when this
right is denied the step across the
border TO anarchy is a short one
Having been a Unite d States Senator
and thus versed in constitutional.
law, he ought TO be the first to re
cognIze the danger TO the institu.
tons o. the Republic.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
..ripi Case settled

In Philadelphia the charge Of hav-
ing shanghaied part Of the crew
cr-w Of the British bark Ariel,
brought against Captain Forrest,
the master of the vussel: has
been dlsposol Of by the British
Consul, who ordered the men to be
paid their wages in full and releas-
ed from any further duty ON the
craft. Captain Forrest denied the
charges brought against him, hut
the crew supported II n charges hy
sworn testimony. The case has
been discontinued and anicubiy
settled
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
IHEATRICALS.
BEWARE OF SPECULATE

BEWARE OF SPECTATORS.
Reports have been received from
other cities that a number Of ticket
spectators have taken advantage OF
the enormous popularity Of John W.
Vogel's Big Minstrels, by purchas-
ing many seats and compelling local
patrons to pay premium for them.
Manager Baylis Of the Opera House
where the Big Mlnstrsls will appear
on Wednesday night has determined
to prevent the Spectators from oper.
atlpg in this city. 1t is believed that
the local theatre gcers will not be
affected BY these gentlemen (?) who
have operated so successfully &C.
where,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
IuI.IiAlnInHu Il slInIss

There was Il great crowd at Kings
wood NJ. H. Church, Fourteenth
and ClaymOnt streets, last night.
The Ladies Aid Society gave mus
lcaI aud literary eItertai inmeut,
which was a grett success All the
parts were we'll taken aud the la
dies desire TO return their thanks
to all who in anyway helped to
make 1t such success, especially
the press Of the city, for annouuc-
ing it to the public. Those taking
part were Miss Mary Edwards. the
Epworth quartette, William and
Melvin Anderson, Miss Ella Akin,
the Misses Wilson, the Misses Nc
Ginley, William Sutton, William
Muncy, Mrs Bessie Wilson, Misses
Clark and Moore Miss May Will.
ing.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Continued TAN Ui silver.

The continued fall Of silver to
price under 70 cents an ounce makes
The standard silver dollar worth
,ntrlnsicalIy - oh cents and approx
mates it the mUle rs virtual
"prOmlse- to pay o. tie grtrubaCk,
says the Baltimore San Before
.he decline Of silver began an ounce
Of silver was worth 81, % il, fan
70 80 cents urce,sGrIy affects great
Iy the business Of nations like
Mexico that CDutlune on the silver
basis. Ar the price tluctuates with
\ continued downward tendency,
governments who's" revenues are in
silver find II difficult to make eXpen-
future and revenue balance, espec-
ally where interest has to be pai |
abroad in gold Merchants have
Ike difficulty and often find al eX-
pected profit turned into loss by
the decline Of silver The United
States has recently lost a million
dollars in the Philippines, it IL stat
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
EHard>m"n Should - Protected

Something should bc done for
those NatiuuaI GUardemen Of Penn
sylvania, who. returning from their
military duties, lind their uiA places
6lled by others. The n"IghborIng
States Of New York and OHIO have
Jaws protecting their soldiers from
yuch unjust ana lnpHtuUtIr treat
ment, and the next Legislature Of
PennsylyamIo should pass a law
with the same object in view. As
It is, there is no protection to the
soldier who IS compelled to report
,or active serVlCr. except the force
Of public opinion, and that should
tall with crushing weight upon the
employers of The two hundred men
who are now without 4 means Of
livelihood because Of their rOnuec.
lion with the National Guard
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Nu.iny on ..., isis uc i.uzon.

WASHlNiiTDN NOy Il, The lSla
de LuzOn. one Of til" Spanish gunh0at9
captured at MHll;!u by Admiral Dewey.
is en- route to New York, with forty.
eight Of her men in irons. The vessel
which has been doing guard duty in
the philippines for about three years,
started recently for New York; proceed
Ing from Manila via Singapore Ad
vices received at the war department
indicate that on the trip to Singapore
some of the machinery on the boat
shipped badly. creating panic among
the crew and causing II substantial mu-
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
AT CRIPPLE CREN

One of the most stirring lncs< 1ts
ever introduced upon the stage is
the rescue of the child Tattoo by
the Indian, Waketah, in "At
Cripple Creek" which will be ex-
plotted at the Opera House on
Thanksgiving afternoon and night.
The scene shows the gorge in the
Rocky Mountains, The murderous
Mexican Alvarez, has the child on
one side of the gorge and the Indian
is hiding on the other side. The
Indian catches tree swings out
over the gorge clasps the girl just
as the Mexican throws her over the
edge and swings back to solid earth
again.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21

GOVERNOR HUM is to call spe-
clal election for representative in
the Ninth district of Kent County,
where there was tie between Mr..
Sapp and Mr.. Powell. AS a special
registration must be held on two
successive Saturdays, to enable per
sons to register who have become
eligible since the regular registra-
ton, the election cannot be held at
an earlier date than about Decem-
Der 10th.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
AT NEW CENTURY CLUB.
Programme for Next Weeks Studies. DIR.
Hancock to Lecture.

Programme for Next Weeks Studies. DIR.
Hancock to Lecture.
Following is the schedule Of the
New Century Club for the week
beginning November Gath.
Monday p. M, lecture. 'Tur-
genieff and the Russlao Realistic, y
by DR.. Albert Elmer Hancock.
Wednesday-2 p. m., choral class.
Mr.. Robert Hurlbrink, instructor;
Sd. m. Currelft Events Class.
Thursday-Qmission Of classes on
account Of Thanksgiving.
1t will be decided by the classes 10
French TO- morrow, whether they will
meet next Saturday or not.
The Wednesday afternoon tea will
be omitted, and the Current Events
class will meet iu this reception room
on that day. Education. Foreign
Politics, Women in Politics. and
Women's Work, will be the subjects
taken up by the class.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
.t:rIl.In AVID FLAMES.

l'rcai,Jus in O u bloliug Eonc, some
iIr,.u II "a ey dragged the s.rrp.nS M
mtlcs rom death. tauc!"d >'rurity, AMI
Ienlh near. It., 'hat way Wnrn you 20
Z, c. coughs and culds. boa do ! DR.,
Kings New DIscuYery Tor Consumption
Glve5 tcrfrct protection ag"lnS all
Throat, Chest ana Lung Vroubis,. X !ep
it near and AVOID suffering, dea.h, and
doc ur balls. ! I"rsponnIul stops a late
cough, persistent use tho most stubborn .
Harmless, and nice tasting, its gutrantoo
to satisfy by y. B Dunturth. pncI 30
and $l %. Trial bottles frei.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21

The loss of life in disasters at
sea in the last fiscal year was very
small, though there We're more dis
asters than ever before except in
the years 1898 and 1901. A total of
l2o persons We're lost, according to
the report of General Superinten-
dent kimball of the Life Saving
Service. The number of document
ted vessels those Of five tons bur-
den or oVer-lOst was 81, and the
value OF property sacrificed WAS
$l4, 1913 90.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
SAN TOY.

1.-THE Augustin DAILY Musical Com
pany will present San Toy" at
Grand Opera House next Friday
night
This company is the one original
ly organized by Augustln Daily, the
4am0us manager Of Daly's Theatre
in New York several years before
his death for the annual presenta-
ton Of English musical comedy at
his theatre. Afterwards the policy
was continued and the company
kept together During the contlnu-
alton of this arrangement some OF
the most notable musical produr-
tions ever given in America have
been seen and heard, notably 'The
Geisha, ""The Runaway Girl, san
Toy" and others equally as impor
tant. Perhaps 'S,,n Toy has been
the most successful Of them all,
since it is the only play Of its kind
ever to have had runs on Broad
way three separate, times each time
to large receipts. san Toy Is a very
melOdious opera" if thar term
may be used. possibly more 50 than
any of its predecessors, and as tn"
scenes are Laid in Chilld. opportunity
is ..iyon for elaborate ~,'rllc display
and magnificent roStulning. Elt has
been Frequently said that no other
similar Organization ever pOSSc,-ri
such 0 wonderfully and arti1tiraIIy
dressed chorus IL, "San Toy"
'NNW YORK DAY HG DAY
Any person liwA5 IN New York,
or who has Yisite'i the great me-
tro)ollS for any length Of time, can
not fail to be impressed with the
sharp contrasts ) 0, life aud archi-
JecIuru. features THAT are seen 10
no other city The great R,rtho.dl
statue wit It's cleaning nghl, LOOKS
down upon the yite>t novels Il, the
sIumS, aud the famous Harlem
BllIge, Il Il. arvci u beauty aud Gu
glnecrirg skin. spans rlCk1tv docks
and water front debris, with here
aud there a ro,ting OF cAnat-Uo at
nIOored to the I'Iv spi. es,
Such scenes as these arc realistic.
ally shown III the prUiucllOn OF
New YORK Day BY Day. winch
traustor ms the mimic stage INTO
the panorama % lie in tie great
city where all that IS hes, ana
worst, highest and lowest, nurcSt
and YleSt mlugles iu the cNGrChauI.
ing wIirl OF existence.
The play tells Il story of the
most intense heart interest anI D.
IcaIs mcSt directly TO those who
appreciate fact without cXaggcra-
ton. Fun Of strong dramatic eli
TaXes, with an abundant vein Of
comedy, sccnica.iy prr ett and with
most Of singing and dancing spec
lal,ie,, the production oil "Ncw
York Day hy Day at Grand rpe.
RI House on Moniav and Tuc5l2y
nights shol.d draw every lover Of
pure and TNOIcs Jue mrl9trNAIl,
AT DDGK3TADEN'S
HddlomuI evidence Of toe u"rr-.
-lt} for larger accommodations ut
Dpci,jadrr'a play house is tUrn.:u-
e / again this week, whrn both init
inc" and evening performances
have been greeted by crowded
houses, A> urull the comn.(Y rI"-
ment is largely predominant. being
led by the Breeks Brothers. Frey
and Fields in It SkIt entitled "'IIlc
Wrong Man, PhrOsa, a new
new vaudeville novelty has been Il
source Of much interest all the
week, and puzzles nlne out Of every
ten who have seen it.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Successful Advertising Meets Conditions,

SuCcrssluT NdVcrlisiug NcrtN 'OndllINns
In advertising as in everything
else, one must keep strictly up to
date, says Fame, Tie advertising
methods that proved successful fifty
years ago would not bring paying
results to-day. The reason for this
lies in the fact that conditions Of
the people are not the same now as
they Were fifty years ago, and tl-
vertislng must necessarily change
in order to fit the changed coudu-
tiUus.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
NEW ELECTION ORDERED.
Governor Hum Calls II Special Election in
Kent County District

Ncnt county DISTRICT.
Dover, Nov. 81. Governor Hum
has ordered a special election to be
held in Representative district No.
8. Of Kent County. At the election
he'd on November 4th. there was Il
tie vote. The Union Republicans
and Democrats are preparing for a
great fight. Under the peculiar law
governing special elections, it de-
clares the governor must order a
special registration to be held on
two successive Saturdays in the
various registration places i'll the
district. The qualified voters Will
not be compelled again to register,
but the new registration will allow
ull those who have since become
eligible to register either by age on
length Of residence III the district to
qualify. The election cannot there
fore be held at an earlier date than
Tuesday, December 10th, allowing
the registration officers about ten
days to prepare.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
YARDS WERE CONGEsTED.
Many Cars Taken Away Last Night AND
Congestion is Relieved.

The local freight yards which have
been greatly cOngested with m aterial
for some time have been relieved and
the oiiclaIsof the freight departments
now hope to give the merch ants OF
the city better service. Several
new side tracks have been put in at
Gray's Ferry aud many cars were
taken from here asst ul5ht to those
wards. ThcsecarS be ,ongCd at Gray $
Ferry buL there was no room tor
them there 50 they were brought to
this city. The local wards became So
crowded tnat it was with difficulty
the material was handled, and often
cars hal to be left staHd NJ or the
man tracks while shifting was done
On the side TRACKS This state Of
affairs caused considerable delay IN
IDrWardIug matcrIa ais TO tht mcr-
chants aud also IN getting outgoing
ireight through the station. However,
the situlLton has been relieved and
business nUwls moving along smooth
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Wilmington, Del, November q, lyo2.
A Fender Ordinance,

City Council has started upon its
passage an ordinance to require
trolley companies to equip their
cars with tenders. After passing
its second reading, the ordinance
was referred to the law committee.
Some legislation of this sort is de-
manded, in view Of fatal accidents
on surface lines in this city lately.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
MISSIONARY M EETING
Opened in Alliance Hall Last Night and Re
sumcd in Church This Morning.

Opened in Alliance Hall Last Night ana Nr
sumcd in Church This Morning.
The sixth annual convention of
the local branch of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance opened last
night in Alliance Hall 6l0 Adams
street. The Rev. A. E. Thompson of
Kenwood N. Y. delivered the OPEN
ing address.
The convention was resumed at
80 this morning in the church of
the Covenant Third and West streets.
The Rev A. E. Thompson, A. P.
McGough, evangelist of Philadel-
phia spoke. This afternoon tn e
Rev. Martin Lands missionary to
Chine will speak. The convention
will end on Sunday night.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
OBITUARY.

Ann r. Miller, an aged coloral
woman Of 6O5 Chlistiana street
died suddenly with Il hemorrhagc
Yesterday She is survived By two
daughters, six granl-rhil'lr1n and
eight great grand-cnitlren. I he
funeral will take place Sunday after.
noon from Mt Enon Baptist Church.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Iirll's Kitchen.

This is Il long ago name given to
q saloon on Second street, and per
haps not very inappropriate one,
from which the state court wisely
withheld l.rense. Since spring it
has been closed but some young
men usel .le pavement in front of
the place for two hours last night
i'll pitching some sort of game,
dancing and singing songs, much to
the annoyance of several of the
quiet residents of the vicinity. The
police were not in sight
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
STARTLING, but TRUE.

IF every one knew what u grand medi-
cine Dr.. Kings New Life Pills is, /"
writes ID. II. Turner, Dempsey Town, Pa,
you d soil ali you have in II day. Two
weeks' use hns made IA new man OF me. u
lnfalIiblG for constipation, stomach and
liver trou tIes, 2)c At n. Is. Danforths .
drug t..,e
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
President VIII Go Through.

President Roosevelt and party will
pass through this city to-morrow
morning about 10. 80 o'clock. He
will leave Washington at $50
O'Clock for Philadelphia where he
will attend the Founders Dav ban
quet at the Union League Club.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Argument on BAPTISM.

"lmmersion Only is Baptism' was
debated IN the Nj. Ezion Baptist
CDurch last evening, the kevs. J. W
Moore and W. II. Holiday arguing
in the affirmative, and the Rev. II.
II Gyies in the neg ative. The affirm
atiye won.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Where She Has Never Been.

Shes hccu in Fmu"r aWd GrImnuy,
Nh" 'ouymcyci UP the Nl,o.
-hc uyrd IL lnglalu Tot Year
Im u1nu>t regal >t%Ir.
Shes puru II Florida and crossed
Tie hrund ltlr.tiC to-.
The Nuudruus canyon ot the Wr>t
Have spread hcnrnlM her Nc".
She's hncu to London and Berlin,
Iu Venice. IAIl>, iuh.r,
Bat not square u"l, irpW "I'"c
rhr sits 1T cH,u IT. home,
y tDur ,irk ChIid is Il! Ng i'm
a ru,uu lHut .Inuu nIu 1,I
ii might h" I1a,., m"rC rN"r.I..- DIT
She mcy'I has h",u there.
linn, II Iu..
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
FRANK J, CHENEY
WithThe Gunnprs,

James II. Chandler has been down
state on a cunning tour and when
lie came home he had large num-
Der OF rabbits. His friends say that
even rabbits can Ue bought down
state.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
VIII EiAr Ourninr naurr.

The opening dance Of the Brown :
son Library Association will be held
in BrownSOn Hall ON the night If
Thanksgiving Day. Tine dances had
been discontinued but will be re-
Suntd.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
,,lLn .reslnl TrnLins SInmp iiomsc.

Through the successful manage
mrnt Of r J. Bantam, the business
OF the Red Star Trading Company
here has been dOubIeI within the
past few months. Recent demon
~l>nt!ons by the company have
proved the popularity Of the trad
lnI NtAmn scheme.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
Unloading Heavy Machinery.

The wreck train of the Pcnnsvl-
vania Railroad was taken to Todd's
cut today to unload some heavy
machinery that will be used in the
machine shops there,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, | =.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of +. j.
CHENEY ~ Co.. doing business in the
City of Toledo County and StRts afors
said, and that said firm will pay lae sum
ONE NDRED DOLLA KS for each
and every case of CATAREH that cannot
be culed by lne use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before ma and subcriEed In
my presence this 9Th day of Docemb ber,
A. d. 1886.
tsnAl NOTARY P6nl1c
Halls Ca'arrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood aud mu
eous surlaces OF the system. Send for te'
tlmonlals. free.
f. j. CHENEY & co Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, Too.
Halls Family i'ils are the best.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
DEzadn1lEIkHEp

! Knit Jackets, Sweaters,
Stockinrt Coats and heavy
: underwear. Get them at
Max Ephraim's New York
Clothing House, No. 5O4
Market street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
4 lvnrfiss in the RE- PUBLICAN.
viii Hold Il Memorial Service.

On Sunday evening, the members
Of st. stephens Church will hold Il
memorial service i'll commnmort-
ton of the members Of the church
who have died during the crcIrsi-
astir"l year, Ther" will be III ap.
proprlatc address and music.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
win Hold Annual Meeting

The Washington lfre Company
will hojd It's annual meeting next
Monday evening. Officers for the
ensuing scar Will Ue elected
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21

Gold fish that nevor die at Cart.
mell's, Sixth and Madison streets.
Read the classified advertisements
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
DuGeii The ttalte

DuGeii the hatter -.
Go to Chas. +. DubeI for your
hats and caps Of all styles. No. Eas
Third street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
: N MoHfRosE MifRl SE'll ADDITION:
The Most Beautiful and Desirable
Home Section in This Vicinity.

the
We of
buld fn within the
intend
fosaeo o your friends who
realize
-Evebu n they desire
consr
cal is than other
Wilmington Eab
Mont Addition
world their We will show how
Montse Electric
plans sand particulars apply a Office 1898 Market
The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
DELAWARE RIVER
NAVIGATION co.
Fast Freight and Passenger Ser
vice to Philadelphia.
Change ol time taking elect Moudsy
STEAMER TWILIGHT.

Leaves King Street Wharf Wilmington. sn. m.
daily returning, leave Chestnut Street Wharf,
Phila',clpEiu. p In, daily. Round trip % cents
d i 4 Phone Ill. Demarria ll3I.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-07

encouraged by higher cables. strong OUT
side markets, unfavorabie, winter wheat
crop news and foreign buying; closed
strong at 12sc net advance; May, $3.50
S912c, closed 69Ac; July, 81 15-16QSSB sc;
closed S8szc. =
Corn-Receipts. 6. 000; exports S.648 bu;
spot firm: No. 2, 713zc elevator, and 721zc
f. o. b. afloat; options were much higher
in sympathy with wheat in addition to
strong cables, light country offerings
and enlarged speculative demand; closed
firm at 7ae1Ac net advance; May, 1890
re; closed, 72c; July closed, re.
Oats-Receipts, 102, 00o3 exports. Il, ISL bu:
spot firm; No. 2, 53c; No. 8. SIC; No.
white, 5515c; No. 3 white 5312c; track
mixed western, 53c; track white, 5415@59c;
options active and stronger with other
markets 81
Hay. hides. leather. coal. beef and cut
meats steady hops quiet; wool dull
Coffee-Spot Rio easy No. invoice,
Tc: mild quiet; Cordova. 5l5G111c.
Sugar-Raw steady: ffafss refining, 3isc;
centrifugal 96 test, 35se; sfnolasses sugar,
27sc. refined steady
Butter-Receipts, 5.6O2 pkgs; firm; state
dairy, 15023c: creamery, 16025c; June
creamery, 15022c; factory. 13@151ac.
Cheese-Receipts. 1.263 plxgs; firm; state
full cream, fail made fancy, 101aG10S4 C /;
state full cream. fall made fancy small,
iVAQlei9c; late made best large, -9Ac; late
made best small 1001OAc
Eggs-Receipts. 3,606 pkgs; firm; state
and Pennsylvania. 33Q34c; western at
n ark, 25q3lc;. southern at mark, 25G32c.
Close-Wheat May S91zc, July, 8eSzc.
Coru, May, nc; July, HAc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-07
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

West Superior, Wis.-CIose: Wheat
3053d' 10 l hard. size; No. 1 northern.
7 79955sc; no. northern, 757sc; No. 3 spring,
northern, 7S1zc: May sI5sc. Corn. 81 Sc
oats oats, 4I1sq4a5sc. Rye, 64c Barley-Malting
4 ~ a Flax-Cash. $l64N; to arrive,
Mi Mjw yanKaary, WI M,02S; IN May s166A
higher; No northern shePnr Si Sas5 N M
northern, 7934QSlc; May, S41%c: puts SS5Sc.
calls, S012c Rye higher; No. 1. 671I@6Sc.
55g64c. Oats higher: No. 2 White as. q. &;
eSa Corn-May Csc; puts, 675sc; calls
o.1 Kansas city. Mo-close: wheat-May,
SIC; No. red, 91@92c. CornEJanii,a nv
6814c; May, 6S5sc: cash, No. 2 mixed So
@6Sc; Nc; z white 7097o1zc. Oats-No. 3
cash, January and May, sic: Nav
touehed Size. Corn-January. 66ibc. Nav
oo94c Oats-January, 4Shc; Nav 4Sc,
Lover Clover seed strong, higher; January, S6;
st. e-Wheat-Higher No. 2
red cash, elevator, Gle; May, sic; july
SS7sc: No. hard, S3GS515c Corn3IIigh..
e er; NO 2 cash, 6S7sc; May, 7O1sc; July,
May. 4S7sc: July, ss1ac; No. 2 white 5ui%e
Lead-Dull, 1896. Speiter-IIigher. s417ia
@4.20. - "
Liverpool Wheat-spot firm; No. 2
~ HCsACLH WINTER, oS Z12d; NO. ] north
ern spring. IS 272d; No. California. Is
ID; futures steady; March, 6s 4d: Nav.
6s 4sd- Corn-Spot, American mixed
new, quiet, as Cd; spot, American mixed
old steady. IS sgd; futures firm; Febr1l,
airy, IS 47sd; March, IS 4Ad; May, SIS
Berlin wheat closed sc lower Buda-
pest, holiday.
Paris wheat closed &C higher per 22o
pounds; flour. lose higher. Antwerp
wheat unchanged.
The Visible Supply.
Increase. Decrease. Total.
Wheat y, .,s.....281, 600 800. So $50 QUO