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Contest Over Estate

In the matter of the estate of Francis s.
Metcalf a caveat was today filed by Martha
MetcaIf, Christine Radcliffe and Isabella
Milne, sisters and next OF kin of the de-
ceased. A paper writing purporting to be
the last will of Mr.. Metcalf has been placed
or record BY its terms his entire estate
was bequeathed to his wife, Mary Metcalf
The petitioners contend among other
things, that the alleged will was revoked
by their brother by his declaring that he
had made no will, and that he wanted his
sisters to have their share of his property.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
White-Wiham II. I.ockette of Navarro
county, Texas, and Catherine B. Payne of
Chatham, Va: Sydney C. kaufman and
jeanette w. Sigmond; William j. Collins
and Della NJ. Gilliand; Eugene Tate and
Laura Houser, both of Richmond. Va ;
Arthur w. Trundle and Jennie G. Wandel
Coored-Fred Cooper and Louisa Jordan:
Solomon Clements and Lucy Burrell.
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Alleged Criminal Assault.

George NJ. Collins, colored, was placed on
trial today in Criminal Court No. on
charge of having committed criminal as
sault, September 20 last, on a girl who was
then under the age of twelve years.
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Death of Prominent Virpin;an.

DIR. sydnor Jeffries. a prominent resident
Of Warsaw. Northumberland comfy, Va.
died at his home yesterday after an illness
OF about two months. Dr. Jefrries was long
and hsd re OF the county he died
years. SIC
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ming at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: January 25-4 PM, 80:
pm, IS; II midnight, %. January 26A
am, q; am, %; II noon, 90; 2 pm.
-. Maximum-3O, at pm. January 25.
Minmum-24, at am. January 20.
Barometer: January 25- pm, 30.22; s
pm, 3O.2S; 10 midnight, 3O.33 January
90 am, 3O.35; S am, 30.42; noon, 80. 45;
. DIM 30 A
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CLOUDY TONIGHT AND TUESDAY.
Probably Rain or Snow Tuesday After
noon or Night.

noon or Night.
Forecast till pm Tuesday: For the
District Of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, cloudy tonight and Tuesday; probably
rain or snow Tuesday afternoon or night;
variable winds, mostly light east to south
east.
For Virginia, partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday; rain Tuesday afternoon or night;
warmer Tuesday in extreme southeast por-
ton; fresh northeasterly winds. becoming
southeasterly.
Weather conditions and general forecast:
A trough of low pressure extends this
morning from northern Texas to the upper
Mississippi valley. Pressure is low over al
most the entire territory to the westward,
with a second disturbance on the middle
Pacific coast. The eastern third of the
country is covered by an area of high pres
sure whose crest overlfes New England. A
second high is moving southeaStward from
Assiniboia.
Snow has fallen in New England. the
eastern portion Of the middle Atlantic states
and in the middle Missouri valley, and rain
has set In again in California.
1t is much warmer this morning In the
upper lake region, the middle Mississippi
valley and sOuthweStward to Texas. In the
extreme northwest and over the northern
and middle plateau region it is 20 to 40 de-
grees colder. - =.
Rain is. indicated for the east gulf and
south Atlantic states tonight and Tuesday,
and rain or snow in the Ohio valley tonight
and Tuesday, and in the lake region and
middle Atlantic states Tuesday.
1t will be warmer tonight in the Ohio val
ley. 1t will be colder Tuesday in the lower
Mississippi valley, the lower Ohio valley
and the western portion Of the lower lake
region.
The winds on the middle Atlantic coast
will continue fresh northeast to east, shift
ing to southerly Tuesday; on the south At
lantic coast light to fresh northeasterly
winds will become southeasterly Tuesday
morning; on the east gulf coast the winds
will be fresh southeasterly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh northeast to north
winds and cloudy weather to the Grand
Banks
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature 33; condi-
ton, 3; Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature
80; condition at north connection, u; condi-
ton at south connection, 6. Georgetown
distributing reservoir, temperature, "a con-
dition at inf1uent gate house, ); condition at
eff1uent gate house, 3. Washington city
reservoir, temperature, "a; condition at in
fluent, e; condition at effiuent, 16.
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Minimum Temperatures.

Following is the minimum temperature in
the twenty-four hours ending at am. jan
uary IS in the cities indicated, as reported
to the weather bureau:
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Tide Table.

Today-Low tide, 1851 am and Ito p m. ;;
high tide, 7:O1 a m. and 40 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide 40 am and "a
pm; high tide, 7:45 am. and 7:51 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
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Today-Sun rises, us am; sun sets, 81
pm.
Moon rises GIL am. tomorrow
Tomorrow-Sun rises, TIA am
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The Citv Light!

The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fif-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
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New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

nrree points but that spring wheat making good
showers prevailed about everywhere
River. and In
ints OF r7lsS have been included among damage
4lo,i the southwest Outside weather
vas htte TO disturb the throughout
decrease of 3SS4.000 bushels worlds stocks,
80 Sas 70 Braostreets, compared with reduction OF
-,I.e.eO0 push last year. but than
To- - minneapolis stocks decreased
sla again while wheat clearances
IN excess Of 100000 bush. abroad told
1sS 40 sovance In English markets of NJ u point
efIlt while Paris closed partly - points lower and
ouospest was down Il points Late IN the day the
eased on slightly because OF disappointing export
latter amounting TO only 400o No red all
N New-fork Quotations OF cash wheat b afoat
hard Manitoba. SsAc: No Northern Manitoba S7Isc,
and No Northern Chicago. IS Sc all arrive; No
reo Nev-fork. S41sc nominal .CORN-It also
weather market in ccrn and prices had general ad
vance OF NC except May. which lost in absence
oI demand ana on 70 sell Complaints OF
excessive rain and delayed farm work numerous
from the West notably Kansas and Nebraska although
me Ohio valley needs all the moisture is getting Re
cepts OF at the West 10000 bush while
partly ed higher There small export trade
only amounting TO Il loads here No closed 561so
elevator and 65o. afoat No white, 55c,
and NO yellow. 65c afioat. .OATS-On buying
attributed TO continued unfavorsble weather
complaints OF damage oats rather early
IN the day. but finally eased Off and closed about steady
Cash sales $4,000 bush. closed Ssko: No
ssG45c. and standard white. .RYE-Market
steady: No Western bs1sc. afoat; State seq
Bee BAf2I-EY-Market dull; feeding quoted Sic,
and mating. h2Q5Sc both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ney-Yorl May 81. 1903
caas cars foF export se 8 for saasbrsT
S3 for tho market OF which 20 at JeFeg Sy @ h m sorts Is
OF cattle: closed quiet and trife weak one car OF
81 65S5 ~ per 100 n tops So and at
a. S59S4 10. cows at 81 75gS4 05 beef dull
Rs H. with sased shoSe anu 6aoed i've aafta Weak a
Il @l2o N dressed weight 5nesp piiin 54w at at o. eI
n The got off yesterday with 194 cattle lgg5 90
etis on % the Hnd1o to Hull by J. sharnberg Son 800
OF beef ESTIMATED in the MS3etS 10 70 tS
amDton Tomorrow the Pretoria is expected TO carry
f0 ssiesJ shamberg & SON: chicago 1888 70
averags Ss at 50 g m per 30 DO ls NJ at $ To- do l57i
a. 81 10 DO 3,s ls7t = n & 70 % o' - ONO o.
. 2O 20 e2 ne p Ohio Steers at IS 20 10 do
Iin.o I8S r. do at ts & eI i is At S. Ba 800 n
i2e9 q I 6 at q 90 % ss 70 NJ at s. s5 n 81 IS
Sherman sR 1as % c9i9er: steers S!s n r. at at
s5 90 e o I55 n At s. 1C II u one S di + lg at s. g.
s. 8 l9 I'D 1G n DO st is!o g 81 @ at 50 o. cows
a. p h Ohio S. stss # 1?5 L state d. 30 e.
a S 70: IS Ohio steers and staes 12is n at = e 90
sats s. SEQ 9T' m at i' s. So D a. COW " 1000 DO SAC n
at S. Jadd SS 90 Cos 80 % dss = 5 n 90
At 81 50: 10 s5s sns Is II ail2 81 ID at . w.
Newton Co: % odn distlliefy u st sso sa IS
n a n - E6pseR S M a' 10 Ohio n At $ e ,oo
ssa so %s.i.s8 s1s 80 5as b : e q
E Kerns zoe Gommd3siSn n Us ss C'fp4"'
n2 i'e Curtis Fl oss sq l. ls9o s. e o at 8 90 5o e f
at ct = zoo % H. az So stag iIe9 ~ at 50 90 do '9 AZ
90 1850 ib at So d. s35 p at s. ssa ao n az sf 81 IS do
s. 81 i >. az b sss se r. do at sc a5 e E. at q $.
John Duoay bulls l4o5 n at 81 So 3I n dO At Ss q I5
90 ss H. at s2 So: do. e5e n. at 81 so' heifeF 04o
ID Andrsw Mullen: bull 1920 NJ al 81 ~; d9 go s
10 al So s5 do. 100 10. at 81 or 90 4 m a. e$S n
at s 3 f. oiis: di ~ & sas s. sae % So DO 500 @
n. So So csws $50 50 49 do s4g 10 a. ne - .
John P. NelsoH; : bulls. sS4 ID a 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


--,>yo AND PEAS-Market ie little stronger ioI
sHc small white beans. but not r1uch @ pusiasss ska1
Marc" go verv choice dry stock IN bags sOio
oetIetl o-ns holders asking 30 toresn GeAI
% % 81 1he advance asked. but theTe Is ps4'o
are soidirr We quote: Beans marrow 60 SS
strong go zSsIsa so: do medium 81 30; 40 pea .gG
eshes So e5aS2 s71z; do common 70 good t sc
y ~ cho.ce 81 65as2 75i do yellow eye e a. 755
lima p.aar medium, S2gS2 10; 90 eSto ~. a.
e az q 75S2 05: foreign pea e So9S- eas
Iaeo.1t1 7narrov duty paid 8 s9gs[ 90 siee ''
forelEt ,.rs nrne busheI. 81 o21z gsl o., g. .or
so9Ie fsTse situation is unchange ,s cC ~ votng
b. 1eess IS fairly good and with some soc as
suptive hee On receivers account the receipts are
;fto SaorIee9 sufficiently close 10 Bse . a| fsncy
belts seS,, tone This is particularly - -. hasis
very Most of the wholesale business - ~ snIna
Ing lines very high scoring - "a a.
OF - l.0Ac higher ihis VII
times ses dIrjng the period as buye.s IT,
waas 10 pcS,Tvs Of imitation creamery ".
western t vsv light receipt and snow s7 1 ~
Vatec he extras per fb. 2Zc 90 ~ Sls 1aiv
quote: 5ai. 62O3Ac; co thirds letls ors isa
DO seeo.1s 2ic. DO frsts 1872 g2o12c GO arsts
tuos ES-s. lsSlTc: Western rnittoh g. 5o eTst.
lsc. GO onas ITl1sc: renovated exuaA asIzc West
19e; &C ssoeuds I51ec. DO thirds S51so: Do
ern LASSS gaes iAc. rolls, common 70 prl"e' i"@
ing soG full cheese was 1nS - ths basis
held fairy 800
active ay,te and lltsc for coioIea ar,,on higher
OF 4Ic -. desirable grades heto ~ sot oIoaby
lots OF seiiiu slowly and prices 4, sssr demand
Email sl]9s tste a weak undeTtone. SElIns Az 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

s4 M . a @ g S 6. in e5Sag a9n sharp m es fsssSa Ks's s
day an advances being reported with spot closing
a. s fl9g los 9 agd s5aBos T5qTss at n . l2S E m fo
Copper also regained Of its recent losses IN the
35 and rs g higher at Geo Is "a for unTes Locally
naFet TeLeleo qget 9 9o more OF sS Sa az - e s
g5.ShA3Sea in L9Pq2n af ~ s % 5e e9 at 3 o. IN IN
London 70 go LIS Cd 6g: remained quiet and nchsnged
gov ass 90 Middlesboro Locally iron quiet
SO GO fondry NortSen at sI9 59at2o Is No
foundry Southern and No foundry Southern soft at
snd oIassss ,s
low NeoTieaIis ceHt-ifasai Common sI8o; fair Jag
te fS9 fs sypsoIon Pos ii$e: fair 14siSo Eood
ocEAE FRE1GfiTs-In steam and sail tonnage market
business exceedingly light in all departments and
1aees WeT Dohanged Quotations to Glasso IA
'TfF2o Hui snd Newcastle a5sd GntWerP I'D Rotterdam
Y1s v.ao S6eIs DsT 100 e i5e L6Hdoh oats CHAR
TERs~Brttish steamer 2o42 general cargo @ Gulf
asphaI trinidad to New-oreans So schooner a2e tOns
private terms; schooner tons lumber Savannah 70
Nev-Yos PIRATE iss sc@fe s9fooner 3i5 tons coal
south Arnboy Kitery 81 20 schooner 3e9 tons coal
Johnston to Wadoboro 81 schooner. 563 tons c9s
.s cos pbladephS TO- Fail River soc schooner 7
coal Phladepha to Boston = 81 =! schoonsr 5a4
tons coal philadelphia to Porsmouth 81 10 ,t sales at
lower prices on pE? sumner Red yei2 petroeum IS
on S q deranS and steadily held. Petroleum bbis IS 55
a sn6 CO. IN 7ned fE caees New-Yor coTToNsEED
pine crude mile 34aS54c prime summer
jIoy 405h al Nc; of summer yellow, 37q58c; butter
ssaaes rTNsFF1 OII-Anerican seed city raw. -
6s48c out raw. 42g44ci Calcutta raw '09- fu
eDrsssJr at the opening steady 70 firm through
cut the day on buying ribs by packers and win gram
Ts City receipts l2 G0O Omaha I9 600 .1S & ne
7esf IS 600 PORK-DuL Qgotedn; Mess 49, S49 F!9
fey afs s1s Ness sh3s ssess $3.50 5 ay s1c9sI
Sc 5oas1o India mess $legSIS woes s1eady
Quoted: $50 n SIS pees 5se p Sts' isg bees be
ensy quoted Smoking lo1sc; 10 10 LOG: ots ~ 10
= 4,,I Lb. ham. easy Quoted TX Q111c Tallow %ea6
it he country SIS a57sc Lard steady cuoteo g 90 ~
City are ou1b america So IS: Continent 50 3d. Braz
Yes sII Compound steady quoted = goe. io5
aJG5et Quoted: oIeo s@s@c City laro s'eaTlhe' iOS
THE market was steady here and hrIn al the
sotb AFsortrnents fine grades are light al an Pqlts -
1 " ~ c prime choice. 5SG6c; head 61@qsc
goo ~ 5 zlc Japan foreign. nominal 40 d9Lnestle
"a g5itc: Java "a G5c; RangOon In bond Z7s
sIrGAR-ArbuckIe Bros reduced prices for releo susr
refners did not MAKE any cHaAse.
demand moderate The reductlon was sd CSo,sS
1a ~ large supplies hand Of refined PrlceS S
90 . - iobbs|s and wholesale grocers; Cut LOAF alo
-1slsS 4c: Eagle tablets. 5s5c; mould A ano clDess
foo" xxx powdered &C. powdered coarse posoepgo @
iadso iads agie 2b cartons 2-b and 5fb bags
ated me and diamond A. 4s5c; confeconers. 45oS
Eos i and g. zesc; No 455e; No & s. zSoS; CSC
sI 20c: No T. 415c; No Is. 4leG: Nos II alo 10
95c- NO 16 Eagle powdered aLoc: s,gar on
pd epo WITH Centrifugal ee test at sssc: m3seoVa&G & 9S
test & 80; was unchanged. with May and June quoted
al Sc s&d.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 27-cattle- Receipts q 900 Texans 1o8
15o lower. Good prime 81 S5qS5 4O TO
medium S4G$4 So stoe5ers and feeders SS9s4 Is COWS
bulls 50 2594 30; calves 81 25Gs6 60; Texas fed steers
S4GS4 so Hogs-Receipts $1,000; tomorrow. Is l'o
left Close. I5c lower than Tuesday
Mixed and butchers 50 7OqS6 good to choice heavy
O5GS6 heavy, s. 5qs6; light, S5 1895 So
So SGGS6 O5 sheep-Recepts $1,000 sheep
10 I5c lower lambs. steady to 10c lower Good to
choice wethers. 81 50g$5 fair to choice mixed So 500
IS: lambs. SfaST Western lambs. 81 50GS7.
Kansas City. May 27--Cattle-Recepts. 510O natives
Texans. 100 mostly natives. Besves steady
steady; feeders dull; stockers steady
bulls steady; calves strong choice export and
dressed steers. 81 50qs5 10: good SO 259
so; feeders. S3S4 70; Western fed
1884 Indian 81 10$4 50 Texas
cows, 81 6ya$3 81 native cows, 81 S54S4 30: native
heifers s. S0S4 S1S2 40: bulls. $36S3 So
calves 81 50QS6 so Hogs-Receipts u 800 Market. 10
Sc %; bulk OF sales, 50 T5S5 95 heavy
05 mixed packers s. 65S5 %; light, IS JG
S5 So: Yorkers. 50 7GaS5 SO; pigs, So 25dS5 50.
East Liberty. Penn. MAY 27-Cattle-Steady; choice
s5 8oas5 20; prime s5aS5 2O good 81 75as4 85 Hogs
Workers., light Workers and pigs, Sc 10gs6 IS: roughs
S4dS5 so SheepSteady; best wethers 81 25S4 40 cus
common, 81 5eqS2 80; choice yearings s. 25as5 49,
veal calves S6G$6 80.
Cincinnati May 2-Hogs active 81 25aS6 Cattle easy
5OdS+ 10 Sheep steady 81 qs4 Lambs active, 81 so
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork. May p, 1903
coFFEE-To-day the Arst notice day for June
she coffee has been
q late nearby holders showed disposition sell
rather tha1 receive The actual coffee Still had
rot bee1 en active month, and transactions
sore were not nearly heavy attended iouda-
O. MAY contracts Transactions. footed
about ls 10 estimated that notices
Ts1e lssoe1 aboUi 10000 10 1900 sold
from 5 '5o 70 S1Oc The market opened steady
changed prices and closed quiet decline o.
points. Foreign news not o. promote
Eotivity 81 the markets abroad being unchanged
17st though later HEvre decline Of 4
The recsi7s Al primary points large however
trE te1cec % CONFIRM local traders opinion
frequently expressed that the movement from the
crop VIII be both early and heayy-s1me very
heaviest G. record While June has been comparatively
month July. x
G
the local trade awaiting with approach
q that contract local to-day
importers s1 certain packing interests
b selling, while various interests buying
The spot market quiet with quotations the basin
6isc No =
The range OF contract prices the market
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

The loca market for spot closed quiet. with
basis % 11-1Oc for midollne Up
la1d and 1205c ni5dling Cult Sales aIlouiitee g
baeg- markets were telegTsBheo az
follows Galveston unchanged at Il 7-la saiss
higher at Il ll-loc
Ealer go bales Mobile nominal and unchanged az
lg2.c Savannah. steady ana unchangeo Al 80
Charleston and unclaimed a. llc Nl.hllhstola ta
rof1traI unchanged 1GlRc- Norfolk. STEADY alo
,--rFe~-as - II s.c. sales Baltimore, nominal
81 Tower e. i &c Augusta, firm and unchanged a.
Louis steady and nc ngher AZ
II1- saIes 2 bales Estimated receipts al NeWOr-
esrs tro-rov . lG0 70 ECO bales against
8g bales last 1906 bales last year oaEestn
bales. against loo last week ao
g5 taIes sgt year $50 20 20 bales are
ezete6 agas 257e bales isst week and - bales last
Recspts e. the ports ana interior points to-day con-
-.sre v-.th Ire week and last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

new firm s ID July IS sd; September a. 3sst Peas
Caraiian anil SIS 9izd Four-St- Louis fancy winter
quiet S. ad Hops London (Paeihc Coastl sJ-ary -
prime mess SIS Cd Has5hort cut II % t 40
n frrr 54s BzcOn-Qust to hrn CCnloerIalo CIT
2 10 20 10 AS ga rib l6 70 "a ID o4s !oag eear
Tniddles light to "a n s2s 3D. long Gear m "a ri
10 I'd: short clear PACKS 40 70 u
n lis Sd. clear bellies. II 16 ~ SOs snoui1srs
S,- - ro "a n steady 40s Lard-DUl: prime West
n ia tisrces ass American refined IN pals t4s %
States steady 1Ss
can finest and colored old STEADY Sss AneGien "a
r Prime city steady 26s Sd arpentine-Sptrits
steady 4ss Rosin-COmmon. frr 5s % Pstroieufn-ts-
sned steady cid. Lnss-d Oil-DuH. z4s ID
New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady
No spring wheat 7S4I9c; No g. 1890: No red 76d
77c No 46c; No yellow. 464c No oats 33is a
33&c; No white. Soc: No soc. good feeding
barley, 3SQ43c: fair choice mailing. 49n53c; No
81 l.: No Northwestern. 81 l612 prime timothy
seed SO 4O6S3 90 clover contract grade. Sl1 CqS1
pork bbI ST 20$lT "o lard per 100 70 S. 0
sides Ooose). 50 oGSe 50: dry saed
shoulders boxed) sass 12 short clear sides (boxs
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady: creameries I5T2li iac; dsiries 1561sc Eggs
steady mark included, 14G14Ac. Cheese new
weak. I0i2G11isc.
Duluth. May 27.-Wheat-To arrive No hard, s0fsc
% / Northern 1870; No . Northern, T67sci Ma
TsTsc: July. TS4ac: September. IL e. OatsMay, 34c.
Milwaukee, May 27.--wheat-F'irm. Cose-No / North
ern. S31aGS4c: No Northern S2ffs2c July. T3c. Rye
Steady. No l. sake. BaTley-Dun: No >. 5Sc; sample,
43a54c. Corn-JUly. 45i4c bid
Minneapolis. -Wheat-Cash. 79$4c July.
77@tc; September 70GT01sc
Philadelphia. May 2T-Wheat-DuT steady: COT
tract grade May s04s0lac. Corn-Steady: May. 50h.
sec ButterSteady fair demand: extra Western
cry 22izc nearby prints DC Eggs-Fir. good inquiry
fresh nearby Of; Western. iGIz Southwestern
15iac: Southern. nominal. CheeseSt-ady. demand
Nev-Yorl creams choice fail I4A dI5c: good
fall Hottie; choice 12T12kc: fair good
1ltm112c Recepts-Flour. 200O bbls ard 254l.O00 10
sacks. wheat 161 600 bushels Ala bushels
oats $500 Shipments-Wheat. 100000 bushels corn,
440G; oats. 200
St Louis. May 27-CIoqe-Wheat-July. TfAc; Sep
tenber. G9isa69Ac: No hard, T3976c. Corn-July.
4Z&4 G427sc September. 42s4c OatsNo cash. 35lzc.
nominal July, S3Ac; September 3o3sc; No white sesc