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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

The State Lsader speaking of prob
able Anti. Monop candidates for Con
grsss IN the Seventh District, says:
s..sGeneral TuttIe was interviewed. -
He has received letters from different
parts OF the district, asking him to
permit his name to 20 before the con-
vsntipn. The Charlton Lender" has
also presented his name with many
kind words. The General said, that
Wills he did not want the ofiicc, yet he
did not believe that any good citizen
should shrink responsibility; and n he
was chosen o D standard bearer by the
Apti-monopolists Of the Seventh dis.
triot he could not conscientiously re-
fuse. He preferred, however, that the
eonysntton select some other man"
Ths General GOT his foot "a y opce7
khDtnr ksep It ont now. sssgss Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28
WAPELLo COUNTY. IOWA, MAY 2s, 1874.
Clsrk 81 tho ssprens csars.

Clerk - she ssPrsAs cssrs.
We learn that the friends Of George
Albertson Of Corydon will present his
claims at the Republican State Con
vention for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court. We have known Mr.. Albert
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During tho debate IN the Senate
pending the discussion Of the amend
mont to the finance bill providing that
the redemption bonds should bear AZ
per cont interest," Senator Allison had
'l' WIN Senasor sherman IN which
somo in.eresung iacts Wefe Drought
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He said that every doliar - ths.a 4
per cents could be sold to-day 4 par
in gold and yet the Secretary was
making NO effort to sell them and
reduce the per cent bonds and %
MAKE saving Of ono Per cent on these
miiiions OF the public debt To al
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

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~ w:ss a ssr s:esssssa - n.ss,s ~ SIIsS ScIss1 N.Y.
10 thhss sAAs dc : sa
Va sc.,--snro,rs pstn ana wrong.
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! gssae s q desA - 4. e e:
aEsdars andr-disss
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different from any cshsv tasas.'
aCant Oh : Oh. wsll. yoa'll see quick
enough, I suess. I supposs the next thing
you1l b. thinking Of Win b getting mar.
rteAr
.Oh. hadn't thoueht ofsuch thing
vi In earpest. s.s
.HsdnN ~ Ws,l vouu batter h.
thinkin0 ostt;nu married 4 about .s inn.
portant thing ALL ever happep to Won /,
ayes, suppose so.'
Suppose 80 ? suppos so3 you'll know
% by.aud-by. Well. John, you are old
enough TO begin 70 think seriously about
this matter. ain't going 70 have you rum
ming around. unsettled md unsteady in
your habits and character. Now, the
quicker you pick out wife and settle
the better. Mind you. my boy, this was
tips thres or four of the III ye.rs Of vour
liza IN .ov;n~ vo,,, INA .,.As IL . v.,v f,o,.
ish principle Tor youus m,o 70 sdbere TO.
Now I don't propose TO hare you do any
thing o. The kind, and II you avoid It you
won't hava 4. hnrv0nf Of briara and thiat1ea
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

The adoption BY the Ways Aand
Means Committee Of . resolution of
oensnre upoR Secretary Richardson,
Assistant-6ecrsts Sawyer, and So
licitor Banfield. Of the Treasury Do
pAttment, which win probably pass
the House, itis considered will cause
the rstirement Of all three Of these
gentlemen. This IL right. Though
NO criminsl intent Is alleged against
them. palpable neglect - charged, and
sesuingly clearly proven, and it is not
insthe nature Of . Republican Admin
istrseion to save such neglect from
public censure. Z
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

MAjor-G General George l.. Hartsufr,
who died On satdrday, 10th inst, was
only II years Of ags. He graduated
at Wat Point, and WAS In various bat
tlesof the rebellion. He was severely
wounded u the battle OF Antietam.-
Hs was ! brave and gallant soldier,
honored and d.respscted BY .hia country.
mon. $3.50 .Hss "
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

overs hundred ysars old.
Thomas Thamb aad wifs have ct
ont on THAR ANIMAL lAreWell tour
around the eou1ty.
The Dsmocsahc party Of Alabama
have detsrmined 70 make the ropudia.
tion OF the State dsbt one Of ~ Issues
in the next eanvaaA a A
The school tsashsrs q New Or.
leans have not bssa paid ~ II seysn
m0ntho. 49,
An Albany woman suieidsd becauss
buttsr was only f0Fty-two can1s pee
pound. Nh
=. g. Perkins Of Maple orsvs, Mad
ieon County, Iowa, b 8 happy MAN,
He hAs just besn, appoinnod p. u. q
that plaee. Salary, hras dollars par
aA0nm.
Ool. Gmedlsy says Low . T. no longer
IL banner Grange State. The order
has steadily increased In this etats tho
paet year, bas theFe hAs been . more
rapid 1nesoaeoin 1iaeonxi, IndiAna and
KSntucky, eanh Of which has now :
lorger membsrship than Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28


r,..a .a,.a.., ,;n,as \, ,.,n, h;,...,r ~. !.
t,;r1 ov.r ~. ward. i. rro,os.a. $50
when il The nre.epca II Mise Ives
At last he turned in al the eate and
v alkine boldly mn to The front door. he
made his presence suddenly known 10 The
Ives family by means of tho friendly as,r,.
tance Of the heavy brass knocker.
Israel I've. came to the door With Aa,,o.
candle in his hand : he cave sudden little
start Of surprise upon reco.n;y;no ri,
visitor.
aWhy. John.r he said. .is this Won .,
ais Miss Ives at home n said John. uer.
yously. forgetting in l,is sudden embar,....
mont to DESIGNATE the na,,,cn,.r M;s, I've,
he Wished % aee
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t~'' .1@ - w" : .''o 'ns "'n 'V'"e -
e''.s
Aeavins nis na1 upon 'he rack IN the nall,
John did as he was bid at down upon the
oussr edge Of tho chair and awaited she
young lsdy's coming. He heard several
suppressed eiaOies in the sdiolnius room.
and . subdned suspyestion on The part cf
Israel that they had best not act silly and
foolish. Then the door opened and in sail-
Cd Sophrony IreA followed BY Pstisace,
Aalyina and Lucy Ivss. each simnltaneously
smiling, and trying to look q swect and
pretty - possioae. They advanced ons BY
one and gave John . agreeting, aftsr which
they arranged themselves in . graceful
group about him then began Tie livsaisat
Conversation John he'd evsr listened 70.
He began TO grow uneasy and lose his sslf.
poeseas'on. This was rather moro Nis
lvss than hs had anticipated meeting.
A iass : sodden nss occurred 70 h'm.
s'fis, ne said. 10 any Of yoa play
olind mans bun g
n' yosns 'aalse aaa euooea!y Cssieo.
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0upPose We nase : sau 'nen, u
'oan' ea,nes''y'
oesefA nanoAs'on'es were s'u'ss-
neously produced and before John was
aware be was in midniKht darkness.
aBut ron muse b blinded. koo Lucv y
-. 49, =.
sald miss MalNna; "H always makes II
livelier TO have two, you know i
so M;.e T.ucv,s SIGHT -. t.rro,.r,,,, oh.
.....,, 3, - an. ,ra,,.. ~. Ioh,. h.a
$3.50 :" 80 --''''s '''''''' $3.50 "o''' -
oeen.
Then the word ssreadr was given. and
without I vortl Of warning Sophronv
r.t;.nc. p,;.c,,l. .na nT.l.;a. rn;..,...,v
''' =" 4-'''A "t''''
Gnoed from sne foom. #
For awhile John and Lucy sroped In.
,-........le e.n:. a.s.l.
80 -
on)ects tney sought A. iast john spoke
II say, whore are you AL :" be said,
helplessly. IS
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those ne was seeking.
"John," }" said Lucy, ri believe THEY'RE: all
hiding
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.. "''.'sas. 80 ~ aPt.l' - - !,
escal otnef Win tnetr hshas extsnen, NJ
tney were eacn snadenly cissped - Mcn
e.nsI y Z arms. tnn, was $500 H. 81 ~ n
g .onn tnat u almost oepfived MN ~
s1uculauon. u. :,
h.,.s, ~, y u you, ySnn s sA'd Lucy 90 10
ps.,sva tneyr re iooiing us ag...a
que suddenly removed tne DanIage isom
sI eyes, ana tne next moment John icss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

SsSeeory. TrsasnrsRs ana Atessney
G1S0oshls SSsSgA sge4 lsT
- eoes not appear thatn there
WIN betiAy 0ppsIlaon y tho re-nora-
inst16A Or fhs Hon. Josiah 4. Young
for S6eeEssarY Of stAts, snd the Hon.
Wms Christy for Treasurer OF State.
TAsy have bssn tried and sfoaHd 70
worthily All the positions justifythg
thsSpod judsmsntof the party which
eIsS4oa than. A. - nanal with faith
fal servants they will be recalled no
ftlnGAal NE places they have honored.
What No hSvs mid Ut thsss gentle
men i equs1iy spplirSbssso lAr as JUS
tics axdsnsfis demand to the Hon M.
e. Cntts, Attorney General. Appoin.
tsdsto a BRIEF vacancy 81 tho GOV
ernpr, 10 has only been elected once,
ard We think the Republicans Of Iowa
vi. call A.n Y sss e agA " " sss' s1s sse-
SSSs @-.ss 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

Or AZ the great questions now.
aw491 9 dscision in Con0ress lie
W144 fhe House should or could
exxeE - IL mSmoership the Nor
me- nlaekats from Utah, 10r being
polyganlsk No man can be politioal-
" 10oecribed u lhip Oountry on &C.
coast Of peculiar religious faith. and
CaApon claims thstl AislpolyKs1ay = - 4
past Of his religion Il is = fnl,tty
potAt for CongfesSlonAl leeision.- -
Or6oa0o journal. AseeH39 stHS M
Ws may bs very stupid, but W. real
" annot sse where the JoslsxdI can
1lnA ! SsAson to think The question
di1lcplt Of solution. Il has been
seidsdsbsst I'M man should have but
oass 4ifs in this Land and the statute
'has nade i felony to disobey the
law The indiscriminate ,chpiessof .
paftnsfto b induigsd II, ,ina accordsnce
With The passions and whims Of. 4 pasty
. = woodhull, isaiso made A odsnces
Litysiy nscessary tAatssy inaa shAll
slaiin that any oAsnss he 1hsy commit
Il : raxt Of his religion to raise 3
doubt IN tho mind Of the yows~als
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

On TAursday, 2Ist Inst, tho General
AsssRbl AZ the Presbyterian Church
met "a 81. Louis. No., where it Is now
In session. In. !. .ronpd- numbers this
Assemhly rspsesents 4six hundred
thousand commpnicants and oyer four
Thousand miaistsrs.as Adding to these,
adhsrsstsDF' sccus toned participants
In. its tbtms Of wcrship, and tliis AZ .
setASly nay be said 70 represent IN .
rehgious sense . population of two
aud SneshAlf sniiifons ct least. " ssess
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

The change made in tho Senate ri.
nance bill fixing the rate Of retiring
grsenbacks - currency u Issued at 40
per cent we approve, but the other,
striking out the provision for com.
pelling, the banks to keep a. a reserYe,
proportion Of tho coin interest on
their bonds, ws ilo not like. We can
not Rnt hsip regard that provision As
one OF the very best in the Bill look;
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

The appropriation hill for the Post
Ohlce Department passed the House
nearly q It came from the Committee,
the principal aniehdment carried was
that TIE agricultural reports should be
transnrtsd through the malls free.--
The proposition for pre- paymcnt On
newspapers and books win come up as
. separats' measure. IA asfeGs'yy -yasss9
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

D. c. Bcaman, Esq, Of Independent,
Van Buren, county, lows, viii be .
candidate for the Office of District At
torney before the Republican Conven-
ton TO be held in this city on the 4th
of june next. Mr.. BeamAn 10 and al
ways has been IN earnest. faithful Re-
publican, and is . good lawyer. Il
nominated he will bs elected, and II
elected win make Z tip-top prosecutor.
-.-
The total loss In the great Mil River
disaster in New Hampshire county,
Mass, is estimated at lao lives, and
from three to Ave millions Of proper
ty. Thirteen large manufactures, .
half dozen grist and saw mills, one
hundred and twenty i've dwelling
houses and fifteen bridges were Totally
demolished. Over 1000 persons male
and female were employed in tne
manufactures, and these are not only
thrown out of employ, but they are
largely rendered homeless and desti-
tute, as well a. weighed down by the
sudden and terrible death of near and
dear friends. The situation Of those
people is most deplorable and calls for
tho united sympathy and aid of the
whole people Of the country. The peo-
pie of this country are not slow to re-
spond, and we believe they will meet
the necessitics OF the case fully. The
thought occurs to us that had the dam
given away in the dead OF night how
much more fearfully destructive
would have been the calamity.
Judge Reed Of the District Court Of
Pottawattsmie county, Iowa, recently
sent his grand jury back to reconsider
their action, wherein they had refused
to find indictments against certain
liquor sellers. The jury fled into
court and presenting their papers to
the judge asked to be discharged
The judge after cursory examination
Of the papers said that he found testi-
mony clearly showing unless It was
impeached, that at least one liquor SELL
or Of Council Bluffs had sold In his
saloon liquor to boys Of twelve and
fourteen years of age, and yet no bill
was found. He spoke in rather severe
terms Of such proceeding, portraying
The necessity Of having the youth Of the
land protected against such proceed
ings, and ordered the jury to retire
and reconsider their action instead Of
them. Judge Reed 10 q
gentleman Of culture, and one whom
we remember with pleasure - the
able Senator from Dallas county in the
llth General Assembly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

sssSA OsSoW SAVsVt WAsVAO SAAAs xAVOkAt 40
personally known, this stab 1t tho
good name Of that gentleman will fall
harmleasst to injure him, in public esti-
timation. He is accounted so far
above tho corrupting Influences to
which the Democrat refers, that in
stinctively every Iowan will scout it
a. . base slander, and defeat the man
or paper which sets afioat such .
charge. The moro especially do We
enter ours protest against such Z thing
when scoward-like it stabs under q
feeble protest ss to whether its vics
tim - guilty or not. None know
bettAs than docs the Democrat
that Il iaserx easy TO injure the repu-
tation Of asman by this cowardly
course, beoause many will see tho
charge who WIN never read q. para-
graph or two IN retraction, should 1t
ever be m1d6. II Missouri had an
ofHclal Of the ability and integrity 81 81
Mr.. Mctrary, she would NOT firure
through them 20 much upon the
ro9ucs lit. 81 sthp, Demoerufy edged
tools were used on its editors i little,
they would NOS be % free with their
detroctions,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28
HOUSE.

Morrill,, ofvt., presented petition
from Georgia Agricultural Congress,
aaking that half the proceeds ofpublic
lands sales be used to support Agri-
cultural Colleges. Referred to conn
mittce ON education and labor.
Oglesby. from committee ON Puhlic
Lands, reported fayorsbly ON the bill
for the settlement OF accounts between
the United States and Illinois, Ohio
and Indiana. Placed ON file.
The speaker announced the civil
rights bill q unllnished business.
Sargent moved that Il be laid aside
and that the deficiency and appropria-
tion bill might be taken up.
Frelinghuysen Objecting Sargent
gave notice he would call up the defic-
iency bill at the earliest opportunity.
SENATE.
WAsH1NaNoN, May 23.-The Senate
took mp the Civil Rights bill and SEN
at0r Stockton spoke st lengh IA oppo-
sition thereto.
Senator Howe spoke spoke n iAvor
Of the bill and In support Of ~ consei-
Senator Bogy opposed The bill and
denied the power Of Congress 70 pass
it. ~ IN
Senator Pease advocated The hill,
Cooper and 6anlsbury opposed Il.
senator Mcrriman considered the do.
Gee OF the majority that this bill must
be set out this evening - monstr0us,
and moved ADJOURNMENT. Lost. - to
16. ~ gs,s S. s. s. !. &. :
Senator Kelley opposed tho bill.
Senator Ransom moved an adjourn
mcnt. Lost. ~ ~ ~ Aa ~ q
senator Hamilton spoke against she
bill. sIF4gas { "a r, sd
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-28

4 ~ : ~. -f5l- 4ei
a corrsspondent Of the Chicago
Journal Gays: ~ zee piece in THE
JouRxAr, May i3, In the Iowa news
column, that Methodist minister in
EldoFs lived ION parched corn part Of
last winter, and that was all his salary
would allow. Now, sir, the fact Of
the case l. that the preacher had four
sons, al young men, living with him
at the tims. and they were offered 81
: cord for ehopping wood, bnt they
wouldn't work for that, and the mem,
hcrs Of his church with-held theil
support II you please, lot tAis havs
. placa b The Iowa news, ard oblige
A suSscanEs.
Atlantis Herald: GNonday evenina
last = The Shsri6 Of DsKalb vas AK
ing poor Wsrs TO the cars 10 b sent
. his doou-impsisoansnt Tor liie-
they pAsssd through ths squars d
DsoaGur, and By crowd II which two
men wefs seen IN furious alteration
Though this wrstched convict, ii
would seam, had hut little interest left
= LIE Or IN men. he ssid: my
ifiendA here. Ny troubles began just
IKE yours h doing now, and look
thers'-heldisg mp his handeaffed
Wrfoto-.in the cnia Of IT.. He immc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON March l6-I230 m-Ene Railway shares, 1896 do
Preferred 65. dispatches quote Rentes at 6Ot Doc
LIyKRPooL MaIcn l6-l:30 mCoon-lhe market Is nrmer
lint mot hgher 10 900 bales including OOOor speeu
aton sales the basis hdang CPand nothing below
Good Orpary shipped February l516i do do shipped Feb
March, at l1l6ai DO DO, shipped March Ana APn
LyEsroOI March 16-1:3o n-Breadstuh' are Que. PORK
iospos March lG-l:3O p m-Erie Railway sh;res 40a4d4l
Io,pos March l6-3 mrbe rate OF discount in the open
marcel fr three months bills 3 which The
The gans Of COhso for 9Zo Tor ME account
LyzRrooL 16-3 mo the Cotton ssis' today $500
bales American - -
Lospos March 1880 nth. smouai Of bullion ron. lu,0
the RAM OF Eng f9OO Console for money
a1I Tor account 92I. Erie Railway SHARES, sOS PARIS ds
Matches ouos Reuss q Dot 35c, eIinerest
l6-5:3U n.CottOn-~aos he bass OF
Aldupy Upapds nothing below Low hddags ship March and
Anil Al I-l6l do. deliverable April at 1916 sales
H. bs,. Of Mddng nothing belov Low hddlgs shipped
March and April 81 b 81
nLNERPooI March 1871 m-Cottoo-sis on ts bs.' OF MD
spy uland beloe Good Ordinary shipped March a. 81
d. DO shipped March April 81 do do deliverable May and
.ps at obi nothing below Low hddnss shipped Apn
S.sr March lG-Pe,rolsun 81 If for Fine Pale American
LoSDos March l6EVeuing-spHs iupenHLs opened a "a o@
80 aud closed al "a q pew -, oooc,z,,, ~.
LIVERPOOL, March l0-E5enng-hnieed Ou aSV % s&SA v
ton. SPINS TurpsntiEe, 35I Y e"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17

.sles No Spring st 81 60 No Spring 81 50si 81 rot
s1 AMI S. lower = Is 90 asf Is a. he Ss
si I'D Ssa ss s S"S'c , s pseis
gh . sa s S win S ", S sa wS sSs '5 oa
s Oq2 S5 5 sS 1 ZOE RE- E S9S Sa It a
Gem $1,000 Dub Qa 1000 br.. RE 10 900 eS.9: Sey ia
o IS Cor, an NFh pouf o. s, w & s q a
~ O2d 81 o. Barley dull aud amna Butter siesdy Pork
sn o k i Sss Lard 81 af at s1: % $ sS
30: sPo,i Ci2 buye arch oss Re Sides ci ces[ Size.
oay obbns .ses at S shoulders sa for cie,r Rib
cr5SSD Mach ' w. S%a q No. Red held sn,
Corn qa WHIT Ggt t%s o's e,a, 'issum dU ara afme
DError, March iGPI,a qa,, ari unclaimed Whe,, dull and
sSd a, - 90 Resps"i go bbls Flour 1000 bush
March qais. AMI gnes,gd whs,t qps
and dropping Pors Sl5 -. Bl's Mea,sshoger' 5tqoci
81 Sp s Cs, ~ s so ss' Gs Sse. oS Sugar
cnri Ham, l2Gl2Sr Lari-rrs, 9d92ci keg 9dSIo'sc'i
MITlTxEs, n.r;h 1c-Four steady Es,5' Spring, g 70
d 1 da az e. 1r 5 Zoe OK RE .,oa, 10 i fcS ss
s15 ~ pn s'as . R sS Ss ia psc seal, At
s9ai0ia. Dr5 SIea N,ass-sSon1eus Gfn at Ia bose;
Boxed Miles sn at od8 PC Lari strong Kettle 9ii. Steam
% Dbl Flour -Four ,5a & coo ba.& whest
assrI [s aa 94 9gSna po Corr ' aai ,, sni
iEg $40 % L,ri good demand at 99lDte Bacon
S e.. sales Of shoulders '717' Clear BIB S''' 'S' Clear Sides
6svroo lGP1our sady 'aud urcb.nget sales Of 1900
Waite wulet - 10 for Extra whsA dali sales Of II 300
buh No Mssukee CluD supposed % be q 81 Dos 10 io
81 4J Wte Honiaaly 81 30 Corn steady sales
OF Of ltlOO blSI state AZ
400 bush 5ir track Corn Meal sod 40
Bjlted 81 81 Tor Unlo q cw MI eel Unchanged
80 Saorts; S25 for Sh 9s t25 for hihng. ton
Preght.-Fiour Boston. 5Oc to sew-YOrA. 4oa to
AibsaF. Soc -, .,-
PHILADELPHIA, March i6Qierctr'n Bark No held At $50
limited; demanti SnDeane % JO1
50 sos Wisconsin and Mnua'Oi1 krira FAMILY
rs; 2OOl ob Inis ard Ohio do 81 0DDt8i high
grades 2JaSIO Do Wheat Gusi Red ~ tODsl O5j
Amber 81 720Sl -; White 81 ~ Rye eadI At jiGJO> Coz
dnll; yellow, S2nS3c Ofs q1ite; White 6OTB2i hrel Dot
SIC Groceries sses Poc3n soay Crude ~ al htnhei
IL aaDitlN, Whisky steady S1c for Western N iJcn
16 Flour duh and unchln ed Wheat dll -nd
lower; sales Sprng 81 2iUSl rs No. 3 Real ran,
dun 81 1872. No. hiIe on riek.
irregular slow 47d i9c for No track BARLEY qaes
soc WHISKY qaiet al 95c Por hrner
S5 25dsl5 90 DRY saei se,.' fao and inpros9d de-
large Clear Rib Keltuk and Quincy AZ ~ %
bu,e March, couea5e qurty sold here pnVie terms Bacon
quiet Only sNs order lar npminA llOsspse 81 n1
s. 75at5 IL Melam, $ 2jg3J so ilea'y - 4yqS2 ".
good demand 81 1891 Tor Native Cows and Hefers
81 256S n Cool 70 Prime steers; Prime 70 Extra Se
2jdSB 10 Recsps-9 900 bbs Flour. $1,000 bush Whea
30 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush Oats 10000 bush Barley looo
bash. Rye. alI l,3D0 Hogs.
roLEpo March l6loa dll Wheat doll and lower sacs Of
No White wabash 81 49, AmDef Michigan 81 a. eshi
81 49, My 81 iane Corn eah and oWsr 'aes Of hgn
hyeI % i2 Ma j9c JaEs Lon Mixed, 652ci No Hisdc
81 2 oat duh and d:inIagi e q 10 At ~ 2s Ne ssp
sos; Rc-cci ASH. Hecepe-6ODO bush wheat J5VVO oash
Corn ani 1000 hdsa. Oats Shpments-9OOO oush Corn