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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate Of IT. l.. Estill, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and all having claims
against it must file them with the County
Court Clerk of Franklin county ly the 10Th
of October, 1867, or they will be forever
barred. JAS. III. DAVIS,
july2J Bin Admir-,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of c.
W y ii"aiGG Rhaf,d- qGffi ,lReaatt|iied t To- ffaapWHsf fo55ii
the hands of an officer for collection. And
those having claims against said estate are
notified to file them with the Clerk of the
County Court within the time prescribed
by law, otherwise they will be forever bar
red. j. W. SILER,
oct23-lm Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

State of Iennesscc-Franklin County.
Samuel II. Estill, ct ais,
VS.
Wallis EStill, Jr., ct. ais.
On motion of complainants, and it ap-
pearing to the Clerk, from the bill which is
sworn to, that Jefferson Estill is a non-res-
ident of the State, SO that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered by the Conrt that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Home Journal, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear III
or before the first Monday in October
next, and plead, answer or dcmur to the
Bill, or the same will be taken for confess
sed and set for hearing eXparte.
JOHN &, ENOCliS. Clk.
spb14 if "a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

The Democrats of New Hampshire
have nominated John G. Sinclair for
Governor.
Gen. George c. Crit cndcn has been
pardonel.
Democratic majority in New York
Q instead Of 10000.
Porto Rico has been visited by a
Hurricane, which destroyed 200 lives,
and made 1900 families destitute Of
provisions.
Negro suffrage has been defeated in
Minnesota by 1000 votes.
The Radical leaders IN Washington
are constantly telegraphing to the Rad
icals in Alabama Convention, that they
must not go to extreme, for the North
crn elections prove the people are OPP
posed to negro supremacy.
The negroes and q few whites have
carried Convention in Florida. "A large
number of negroes have been elected
to the Convention.
The French troops will not be with
drawn from the Papal territory has
gonein into winter quarters ut Ceyito Yer
CHA.
4 rumor was in Washington on
Monday that 4 caucus Of Democrats
had sct.l d on Gen. j. B.. Steadman
and John Quincy Adams as candidates
for President and Vice President.
The insane patients in the asylum ut
Lexington, Ky, have been presented
with Il billiard table. Suitable all
Gen. Sherman assumed command Of
the Department of Washington on the
Eth of November.
The Atlanta Opinion, is Of the opin-
ion that there will be no genera reno
val of civil officers, but that from Gov
arnor down will be retained wen il
their time has expired, except in cases
or ~malfcasance in office. We hope this
is correct, and we have reason for the
for the Opinion is u 'semi Off
cial' organ ofPope.
Senator Sumner came very near
breaking his skull and losing his life
by stepping off ola train when in mo
at Elkhart Indiana.
An ordinance to change the name of
Cleburn county to sBrownlow was ia
bled by the Alabama Convention by a
vote yeas rs, nays, u.
Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts, in
a letter to q North Carolina negro, has
declared himself in favor OF the repeal
eff the cotton tax and to apply to the
crops Of this year.
"No pains will be spared" as the
mack snil WHOM cou;no Of - moon Col
loo to cure him Of rheumatism.
A clever and g%entlemanly ecarte
sharper recently fccced the Prussian
Minister of Finance out of $4,000.
A suicide in San Francisco left a note
that he poisoned himself because
ne world was too small for him.
J The Mobile Times says that the Tex
Is negroes will work for neither love
nor money, and the crops are rotting
the ground.
There is a want felt in the New Eng
sud States for able sensation preach
era. There is a scarcity ofthe same in
Heaven.
"The ocean speaks eloquently and
forever" says Beechcr. "Yes," retorts
Prentice and there is no use in tell
ing it to dry up
Gustavc Dore was the last gentleman
whom rumor afllanced to Adelina Pat
ii.
The woman $ Rightsens of Kuusas
mediate a raid upon the Eastern
States,
Lmall boys were skating in the sub.
nrbs ofBoston Thursday morning.
The property left by 'sAtemus Ward,
falls inside ofs17,OO0. He was thought
% be worth $4,000 to $4,000, al d
nnsati factory management is binted,t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

State of Tennessee, Fran kiln County.
&C. Williams,
w
+. VI. Williams, ct. ala.
On motion accomplishments and 1t appear
ing TO the Clerk u Master, from the bill
which is sworn to, that the defendant
=. j. Embry. is a nonresident of the
state, so that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be served upon him.
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRU-
AIRY NEXT, and plead, answer or demur
to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing cXparte.
III. r.. ESTlLL, C. & Nj.
Octl0 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
LEGAL.

State of Tennessec--Franklin County.
Jas. A. Mcclure,
VS
Joseph Wassamer & Mary Sharp College.
On motion OF complainant, and itappear-
ing to the Clerk & Master. from the bill
which is sworn to, that Joseph Wassamer Is
Il nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
so that the ordinary process ofthc law can
not be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, n newspaper published in
the town of Winchester, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear before
the Clerk g. Master Oh or before the
First Monday in February
next. and plead, answer or demur to said
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
sed, and set for hearing tx partc as to
him. III. X. ESTlLL, G. u Nj.
oct10-iw 4 SO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28

struction they won't have the prosper
ity Of the whole country sacrificed for
the sake Of politicians (; they won't sup
port tens of thousands of oficc-holders
in idleness who ought to be turned out
to honest work they won't be taxed
to support negroes who are able to
support themselves, while poor white
men and women have to earn their da.-
ly bread by their daily toll they won't
have u gold currency for the bond
holders, and paper currency for the
people; and they won't have the social
customs to which they have beed ha,
bituated arbitrarily interrercd with by
voxatious and oppressive legislation.
So | read the elections ofthis year.
My friends, nearly seven years ago
the Democratic party lost power in the
United States. 1t seems as if we arc
about to regain it. 1t took our fore
fathers seven years to achieve the Amer
lean independence. Let us, within the
same time, re-establish American liber-
ty, / know what difficulties we have
yet to overcome; / know that it will
task our energies and wisdom to the
utmost to overcome them | know that
our rulers will not yield up to power,
ifby any power, if by any effort, or ar
tiice, or expenditure they can retain
it; know what mighty interests will
rally TO their support--how the hosts
who feed and fattcn at the public crib,
who draw tribute by millions from the
pockets Of the people, and those who,
by means of partial legislation, tax u.s.,
for their private emolument, even more
than the Government taxes us, will
every nerve to p%crpetuate a rule
that ruins us, but enriches them. /
know we are to have the vote Of Afri-
canizcd the States in the South to
countervail the votes Of white men in
the North. / know that the scales Of
victory hang SO evenly balanced that
the weight of 4 mere feather may turn
them. | feel all this but yet am full
of hope. We have made Il glorious
beginning in the work of redemption,
and | have not forgotten the old max
i'm Of Horace, that, freely translated,
ga work well begun is half
We have begun our work well
it is half done-it is in our power to
complete il; everything dear to free
dom, every true interest of the people
calls upon us to complete it. Let them
not call in vain. Let no man lay aside
his armor; let every man go earnestly
to work, and the year 1868 will be mem
orablc in the annals Of our country, as
an era when tyranny and misrulc do
parted from the land, and constitutions
liberty and good government reas-
Sumcd their sway.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-28
A SUPERB STOCK OF
Fino Gold and Solid
c.t;1,ynr Wa+cbaa

EDii w sctS11|'D
Al warranted to run and thoroughly reg
ulated, 1t the Low Price of ZEN
Dollars Each
rzya And satisfaction Guaranteed. So
"Nom mode of business over discovered is
80 sar, 10 the purchaser as this. There are
no blanks. and he must obtain the worth
ofhis money. and perhaps a hundred times
as much.-N. I. HcraM Of Ir"th'
100 solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to
100 Magjc Caaed Gold Watches, $500 to
500. ~
100 Ladies' Watches cnamcled. Sl0Oto 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronomctcr DO, %2oOto
POO Gold Hunting English Levers, $500 to
$50. 1870
300 Cold Hunting Duplex Watches $50
to2O0.
500 Gold Hunting American Walches, 500.
to 80.
800 Silver Hunting Levers, $50 to 20
500 silver Hunting DupieXcs, 40 TO 21'
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. $"O TO 2yO
1000 Gold Hunting iapinca. 500 TO %
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, 500 to
SO.
$500 tluntlnG SllNeI f'alCi'S' go " ~
5000 Assorted Watches, MI kinds ~ 10 -
The above stock will be disposed of on
the popular one price plan, Giving every
patron a Fine Gold orSolid Silver Watci!
Tor $40. without regard TO value.
We wish to Immediately dispose OF the
above MAGNIFICENT stock. Certificates. ma
ming the articles, are placed in sealed en-
vcIoncs, and well mixed. Holders are en-
titled to the article uamei on tllcir c%rrtitt-
cate, upon payment OF Ten pollar%,whetIi-
rr il he a watch worth Fl930, or on" worth
less.
The return orany Of our certificates "nti-
ties YOU to the articlcnamcd thereon, upon
payment, irrespective Gifts worth, and rs
no article Yalucd less than 80 named or
any certificate, it viii ut once b seen That
this is
No Lottery, but 4 straightforward le-
ultimate transaction, which may
be participated in even by the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

Cows, Jan. 4-Princc Christian made a
visit 10 the American yachts yesterday, and
was received with all the honors.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Thc american yacht.
men, by imperial invitation, went to Wind.
sor Castle TO day.
The doors of nlithe London clubs have
been thrown open to the yach,men and they
are warmly welcomed wherever they np.
pear in this city. Great preparations are
bslng made by the Noysl Thss,es Yacht
Club Tor Il banquet which they give to their
brMhe L yachtmen Tomorrow.
pAffs, JAN y The AMERICAN residents
here have invited the gentlemen of the
American yachts TO crant banquet in this
ely.
ST.. PETERsEuHG, Jan I-Grpat interest
is telt here III The recent ocean yacht race =
The Imperial 1ach, Club propose 10 extend
an invitation to tue adventurous yachtnen
| to visit Russia
FyorrNcr, Jan 4--scports from Rome
state that Signor Foreli, The Italian Envoy
is making good progress in negotiation:
y it'll Tie Pcntiiicial government and some
Of tie points of settlement have already
been agreed upon.
ROME, Jan 1.-The Pope. in his address
70 The Corps Diplomaiique, on New Year,
day, Significantly dwelt on the hypocracy
OF his pretended friends
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
strength 10 the Weak.
YOUTH To THE AGED
b1oKRENS
OR
uFEREjUvENkTOR.

Thls preparation II unc1nned NJ Rcjuvt raso rand
VrptUrerOf acted or inert functions.
The aged shNnld bc certain 70 make the Biokveha
nOueee I'D god inasmuch Win render them youth
tul IN Keeling and strength and enable them 10 live
evcf again the days IL their pristine 10y II mt only
exhcrats> hat strengthens. and e really iuvalua-
hie blessing. especially 20 thosc who have beer
duccd To condition 81 eervtlty. eeif-Rbusc. nisf,r
sgnc, ar ord~sy sickness. M matter what the cau-e
preparation will remove the effect ard forever
BtOkrcnc
Cures Imp.. 81 General Debility, Nervous lncapsc-
ty. Dyspepsia. Depression. Loss Of Appetite. Low
Spirits, Weakness of The organs OF Generation lmhe
cilMy. Mental liloehcc. Enaciatiun, Fnnri. II hrs
most delightful. desirable and novel c,icc, upon the
Nervous system nd all who arc In any why prossra.
tul by ncrsous disabilities arn,-tly advised to
seek cure this most excellcn, and uncQuaed
preparation.
isons who. by imp-udcncc, have lost their natural
S!gug, vii! fund speedy and pcrmancn, onro H. ne
IfiOnrcnc.
Tho Feeble. the l,rEnd the psparin,. the old
-'pnid give this valuable discovery trial !, viii be
found totally dtiieren from all other ariles for the
came Iyirpoecs.
To FLMALES.-Thjs preparation is invaluable In
hcs,ou- wcakseses ofaA kinds M II will rtsfofe the
was "a strength with wonderful perm ncncc.
" also grand ionic, and will give relief In Dys
rcpsin with the first dcsc brief persistence In It's
viii renosate the stomach to degree OF perfect
health, and Danish py Spepsia forever.
One Dollar per tsnitlc. six bottles fU a.. Sold by
Druggists generally Sent hy express anywhere by
addressing RuTCHfNGS & lIIIlY Err Proprietors.
fcbi2 deod3wcow y pey Street. New York.
HARRISON 4 SHARKS. Agents. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

QUEBEC. G. T., Jan. 4--Duiing the sea.
son OF 1865 fish and oil was valued AT $337,
5l7, entered at Quebec. Two hundred and
fifty three vessels were engaged in the trade
MONTREAL, Jan 4.-ihe Fenian prisoners
under sentence ofdeath by the direction OF
the Home government were committed for
twenty year. Imprisonment Those now NJ
Sweetshurg ale On route for Kingston peni.
fnniiarl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

Pic fo'owng "a The statement of The
,al3.e desf al tie United S'sfe.on iite 1t
eav q January lso1.
lbs 81 boring coin infcfest, Per cent
lanas, slestyl, 20 o.; 0pcg cent. bends
of 6. and rs, Is 1e34i1 SO; per cent.
bonds OF 81. 2s3, .aOs5o 90; q per cent. 5
20 bonds, s9l, l25. 100 90; navy pension
fund, IL, 750, 600 90: total tcbt bearing coin
interest, l,4o0, 400, IA So Debt bearing
currency interest, per cent.
bonds, 1882 coo 90; three year
compound interest notes, 144, 900, $50 90 !:
three year 73Os, 90 "a, sJG 600: total debt bear.
ing currency interest, $685.. 379, 440; natural
debt not presented tor paymentSl IS, So. 95l;
debt bearing no interest, U. s. Notes. ESQ.,.
479 si2; fractional currency ~ S73. 28l ,332 |;
gold certificates of deposit s "a, 426, 800
Total e425, 67B ,3s4 Il. TOTAL aebt *2.675..
O62, JGj 43. Amount in treasury (coin) &g7,.
sn ,9J77J currency, %, 1888, 57504 Total
In Treasury, s13l, 49,. 33279. Amount Of
debt less cash in Treasury. q. 5i3. 1926. 174e2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
A nsIious Fever.

bilious fsssa 10 aserous comp plant hut Il Il new
- dangerous one IL you have Tad ways REGULATING
PiIls at hand-us You should have ifyou would .xer
J,r . ORDINARY pruasst na ans tx !" ar haaw.
fever, and in Fix hours take six II the lrst
M BET opcrated Tho second dose will certainly
have the desired effect After that feel no aasm
All peril II over. Continue 70 take from two 10 four
pills every day. until yeu are completely wen. MI
rcqntse but few days 70 resto-e you 10 Your wonici
health ard strength Tor Radways Pills do not ir0s-
rae the patent. and reduce him To a state ofhelp-
cs-iic-r. lie cxpellng the disorder from lie ~
tenn. hey sustain him. They wholly du.ea in THIS
particular iruiu all other pill, which crmmouh *
heHs nature rapidly In their violent operations az
10 do almost raae mischief Or the dia-c ilsel;
Bilious tcscrs ate Occasiunei hy adiane ccnt OF the
liver. That important organ supplies the bile wi l.
ont Will, h lie food We take into tie stomach would
never be propcr'y dnrstri. But even n tulum IN
cold viii toiAeiiine- eisusdcr the action Of tie yer
Then 81 supplies either too much too little bile nd
bilious complaints are tle consequence. SoInct mes
the jaundlft, sometimes rheninstisu soncn ,lys
pcpslA COS iycness, neuralgia, mysteries fcvefr &c
FOLLOW s-ch drrarged action 81 the liver. At suel
y time Rsdways fiiis become peculiar blcs sing
They Orccs the action of the liver md are in fact The
only vegetable pills which act, Ia thia manner NJ
substitute for ealnmc They regulate the action
OF the liver. and soon restore IL TO aproper ACTIVITY
i,esith succeeding ~ = matter ~ -conr~e. Hencc
hose pills called Railways Regulating Iills -
They are ALWAYS eafc--always reliable.
y. B.-Dk. siINNEHes TREATMENT OF Bill.
IOuS DISEASES.
NV YoEk. January 1900
DIR. Railway Col have. during the past four
years used your rernedies and have rccomme itiet
them 10 others for Biiots COMPLAINTS indigestion
Dyspepsia. Ae. consider the Ready Relief and Reg
ulnuEg Pills unequaled. The Regulating Pills ate
mild In their operations and thoroughly effective.
The 0rs dose should he large enough 10 purge "a,
fbue or i've and each successive dose be dimlnishe
one PILL until reduced 10 one and then repeated ever,
1r :ssk zen day. vi
Price Of Radway' Pills. g, cents Der boa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

ToHrnEss MONROE, Jan. 4--fhe guuboat
Don. from Annapolis. with Admiral Porter
and Frederick Seward on board, passed out
TO sea hate yesterday evening, in the midst
OF heavy snow storm, discharging tie
pilot, they Leaded in a sou,hcasteily dircc
ton, on what is supposed 10 be a secret mis-.
sion, bound for the vicinity Of the Island of
st Thomas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. "A resolution rati-
flying on behalf of the State Of Ohio was
proposed to the Amendment Of the Consti
tuition OF the United States passed in the
Senate and House of Representatives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. A negro George
BDwcn uas arrested this moreipg charged
with being the burglar and shooting of
Mrs. Ward on New Years Day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
LATEST NEWS
ATLANTIC CABLE

~ Is .s9Eal.--J-.s LONDON, Jan. 4.
England mas been : vsufsed With the
most severn. snow storm Il has had
fur many years. 1t commenced ON.
the second and still continues. Tho depth
is very heavy, checking the highways, &C.,
susperding travel upf -dsiaytig chipping
and suspendirg tho coast fisheries. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
WILLIAM D. BAKER,
Designer 4 Engraver on Wood

ROOMS.-N. E. Corner Clark and Randolph
streets. Chicago. r. y. Box, 2,e7.
Views of cities. buildings, machinery. por
traits. seals, autographs, maps. tinted envel-
epes, Be.
PARTICULAR a.tent on paid to colored WORK -
Alhefders &c xtly HGei 81 low rates.
(hicaro Sent Fl. 1s6s-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

PniLApELrniA, Jan. A man named
Mccormick was arrested to-day charged
with having kicked his wife 10 death lie
is held to await the result Of the inquest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
LATE NEWS


LrAvnNwoRrH. Kan, Jan. 4. = Inc
friends Il Senator Ross are Confident OF bis
n election for the long term, but his chanc'
- ate doubtful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

CAIRO, Jan. mo steamers have arrived
sinos yattordAy. There ID gorge above
Columbus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

Scrofula, Asthma, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia, Paral
! yels, Ncnrslgta Loss Of Appetite, Ghlorosis.
Want of flood, Marashnus, Wasting,
LAYER Complaint Ricke's, Week.
ness in Children, Debility Of
NursiAg b IRE lnahcv diff
zcNli Tesihng, and all
Disorders q lungs, Nervous 4 Blood systems
THE HypOPHoSPHITEs oct wah ruonrssxss
and CERTAINTY in every stage Of pulmonary disease,
even of the acute kind called liAIIortNs Cox
rIc>." ami -lsewhh lSvARIAlslE EFFICACY IN
all arrangements @, the Blood and Nervous ~ stems.
The cares ohtainei by this Remedy are lnparaI-
leed in the Annals OF McAicie.' and "prerei.t Re
suits saeh A. 10 Treatment las ever eauaed,
approached"
wINoREsTERs uyPoPHosPHITrS
arc the important acents known TO the Medical
Science. Tor Their Power 10 Relieve Every Form Of
Nervous Disease. They emphaticalty A NERVE
FOOD restoring the Vital Energy and re inv igcra-
ting anahe Fractional ProccsseeO u LIE. Their
Sayne effect Z remarkable tending &c produce The
noet Refreshing and Rcnovating Sicep. They
should be used promptly, In every cRse If LOSS OF
NERVOUS FORCE. frcm whstever cause. az THE
F4s,EESST MET sTy plRkcT. AND MOST AsfRo-
~ Every ea1ef,rr .pr Debility.
or any Chronic alady, By which the vital energies
are dcprcseed: or exhans!cd; and every woman VIM
nsslea N9nvOUD 90UeCAn - lnvie0sAtor-should
go krtY@. wtprhssfex 4 co.'s NEW C!RCuL
= asfkExisI on CONSUMPTION. Jsss pub
PRICES; In sasa is On. bottles, q andss each. st
H. ,st4e}k g Tsssc leTgc for 8. 1000.
ttais q The 6bN Derotin tie Uslsrd states, BY tn
49, = NV 3 l1nas1ea ! co. y ssAas. n !
70 whom Ill orders sdould be Addfcssd. sc25 ecdi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
com MERc.AL.

Oryrcs or ras DAvxxroRr DEsocsAs,l
January 4. lss7.
Rstail bulk ell.4o
- Sacke, paper, ell.60
% Dbl. el2.i5.
Wholesale 4octs per Dbl less.
SHss ...scso ger s ss,as' ,s
ei.50tl 50.
C0nS.- 35c.
Oars. Acc.
BAaLRr.-8e1sOc.
PoTAroEs-s0@75c. ts-4 5.
TuaSirs.-l7c per so lbs.
ArPlKs-t4 50 per Dbl ~
Burma -26@26c.
E0us.-25zSsc.
HAY.-&l2,Oc.
HooA..By the load, sl@Q2c a. yard. isc. de-
Woos.~o7M7s. r. '~SsA "
chicago Market.
BY Ts'esr.phI CHICAGO. Jsn. l.
Mos r~k-io-.ay dull % lswev, light sales 1850
January sltS option at ,ane figures, andfr February
lArd-s,e.dy ., Iik s..h tor prime steam.
DTessed Hog Less active i5Ge.5 lower. al .50S
I IS, eloses.asy
Fiour-A ,bads ftner no change {, notice IN prices
wb.at-Th-re il coed millirg ensrd FIR wheat it
y
| IDA for No. srrng in store.
Corn In better demand No SOD al Is \ Cg79s:
No. at fs,xGf4; cted 53 go closing steady; ss'i
G1S tn No in store.
Oats-tirn the market not very steady or active.
Rye-firm cecidsd change
Barley - In store inaetsye aud nominal
| Cattie--fess, t6le6 40.
| Hcr.-$s inss62 %.
sheep-.2 ,5a5Co
new NcrsS MARKET.
|
NEw Yonx, Jan. s.
Fiour-$s 1910 50 for Western; tll.setg
1878 r. II. 0.
| Wheat-$2 80 No 8 Mil.
| Kye-Western tl.23.
Corn-e.l 800 4. 20 Tor mil ed Western. -
Barley Unchanged E.
Oats-S50c66 for Chicago and Mil.
Pork-Unsettled. e2l. 25G12l IS for new mess;
e19.000 r IS for old do
Lsrd-f1x@l3c.
Dressed Hogs-es0sk for westssa.
New York 0toclx market.
NRw YoaK, Jan. S.
Stocks steady.
sac Coupons 60.
Gold ol.N.