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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

JENNIE JUNE heartily sympathizes
with the young wife who, after ma riage,
finding that her aged husband had con
veyed all the property she though him
possessed Of to hi grown daughter, com
menced suit ior her dover, aud admitted
that >he had married with mrrcenary
view. Mis- June's view of the case is
peculiar. She arraigns the male party
as a mean old scamp who conveyed the
property stealthily away, shows that he
wa, perfectly aware o. what the girl WAS
marrying him Ior, and that it was all Of
him worth marrying. Jennie generaizes
with the proposition that IA girl is to be
pitied who marlies for money, but de-
serves the poor dro>s for which she bar
tiers herself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

SOME Of the household recipes given in
the papers are calculated to do more in
jiry than good. Mrs. Hobson's servant
girl recently read IN the paper that ''po-
tatoes should be OF Uniform size 10 cox
evenly" and then she went to work on
half busheI o. potatoes. A She could
not make the smallest the size OF the
largest, she pared down the large ones
until they We're rs small AS the smallest,
and As the latter were about the size OF
walnut, She had Il weak lot ot POTATOES by
the time she had made them OF uui4urm
size. aud quart measure would have
he'd them all. The potatoes were rather
'shrt' ior dinner that day, and as an
explanation and some very sharp words
foI owed, Mrs. H1bson's girl now cooks
pota Of all sizes in one pot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

THERE is no reverence lett in the land
One by one sacred things are derided and
the popular superstitions swept aside
The latest thing of this sort is that the
Washington Herald boldly declares that
Webster's Dictionary is not, and never
will be the standard of English erudtion,
literature or pure language; it is an en-
larged volume of the slang words OF the
Jakeys and Plug Uglies Of the cities, a
mixture of the bar-room phrases peculiar
to the "whars," (" "dunts," "wunts, ""dew
tells" and "want-to- knows" OF the coun-
try ducks. If spelling matches are to
become national, for the sake OF the Eng
lish language, Webster's Dictionary must
be dispensed with. He spells "saleabe'
t"sal-able," as unmeaning and erroneous
as many hundred other words of his
book.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A RED-UAIRED WoMAN.-Battlebury
Of Camden, will never dive into the creek
TO save another woman from drowning.
lie saw red haired girl, named Sparks,
tumble in, the other day off a boat, and
instantly plunged in after her, caught
her by the dress ard swan to shore with
her. As soon as they were on dry land,
Miss Sparks gave a hysterical scream,
flung her arms around Battlebury's neck
and tainted. Just then the father came
up with the rest of the family, and per-
ceiving the situation, he dashed up to
Battlebury, grabbed him by the Ian /,
and said: Take her, my boy, taxi her.
II is hard to give her up. 1t wrenches
her old fathers heart, but she is yours.
Bless you, my children-bless you -
Then Mrs. Sparks cried and said she
hoped Harriet would be happy. The lit
tie Sparkses manifested their emotion by
climbing up Battlebury's legs and pulling
his coat tail. Then Harriet came to, and
laying her head on his shoulder, whisper
ed, kiss me, darling" Bait eLuy,
amazed and indignant, tore himself away
and fed. He was arrested that afternoon
on charge OF breach Of promise, and on
the tlial the jury gave the broken-hea ted
Miss Sparks two hundred dollars dam
ages. Battlebury has ntimated to s
confidential friends that if any other
warm haired woman intends to fall over
board near him, she will find to her ad-
vantage TO learn to swim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
BEYOND RECALL.

There was a time when Death and /
Met face to face together
l was bat yOIng ind ed 10 die,
And it was Sdm.ner weather.
One happy year a welded wife,
Yet was slipping out OF life.
You knelt beside me. and / heard,
As from some fai-of dist nee,
A bitter cry that dimly stirred
My sodl to make resistance.
You ought ms dead yol called my namt
And back from Death Itself | came.
But oh that yol had mad, 70 sign,
hat had heard no crying
For now the yealning voice is mine,
And there is no replying;
Death never could 50 era be
As Life-and yod-have proved to ne.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

BLUsHING.-Th ,uiflsion or reddrn-
ing the skin, pa tlculHrly Of the face,
wh CT is termed blu,hing," is phy-i-
ctl phenomenon entirely dependent upon
mental influences. The number OF per-
slns who suiler-actual ly sutler- from a
tendency to bush is large, hence it may
b. encouraging, however, to these dis
tres ed ones to know that
1t is better Tor one to blush than t.
turn pale.
That blush is sign which nature
htngs cut To show where chasity and
honor would dwell.
That blush is natures alarm at the
approach Of sin and her testimony to the
dIghily OF Virtue.
That IA full blown rose be~prinkled with
the pure,t dew, Is not 50 beautiful as IA
child bu,hing beneath Its parents dis
pleasure and shedding tears OF sorrow lor
il, iaultS.
And that so long as vicious or sinful
a lu,ions and acts cause the warm blood
to crimson the cneek, the soul is quick
ened by higher spiritual impressions, and
impurlty is offensive to it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
EAVY OF SEWSgsAPEIsS.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrip-
ton.
2. If subscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
,ponsib.e until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. II fsubscribers move to other place,
with 1ut informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent 20 the lolmer direction they
ave held responsible. Notice should al
ways be given oi the removal.
>. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing TO take II paper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncaliel fJr, i, pri-
mo Iacte evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
YOUNG COVILLE'S RIDE.

OuUg NONlllc was Oub lOohlHS lOi
ride Friday afternoon. He had his sled
with him and be wanted to fasten it to q
horse sleigh. An opportunity finally
presented itself. 1t was a farmer who
was driving and he had two good horses,
His son sat in the back Of the sleigh gaz-
ing at the village boys. He was a pale
boy, with broad forehead and soft
brown eye. No one can read character
SO we'll as children, and when Master
Coville looked into the open countenance
of the farmers lad, he put after the sleigh
with all his might, and catching up with
it, be threw himself upon the tail board,
and keeping his eye firmly fixed on the
farmers boy who suggested that young
Covlle get on his own sled and he wou d
hold the rope little way. The offer was
accepted at once and Master Covile sat
on his own sled in triumph to the envy of
every boy he passed. Getting iowa ds
the suburbs, the farmer who i, quite deaf,
hurried forward his horses and Master
Covile tried to look ahead without smil-
ing ; but it was impossible, the speed was
SO exhiarating. When the party got by
Granville avenue, young CoyiIIe told the
farmers boy he guessed he'd be going
back and that if he'd kindly drop the
rope he'd confer favor. The farmers
son smiled rural smile, but didn't relax
his hold upon the rope. Young Coville
smiled too, but rather feebly, and again
made the request. But the soft brown
eye was musing, and the rope still staid
in the owners grasp. Young Covile be-
gan to be scared. 1t was alter O'Clock
and it would be dark in an hour, and
here he was sailing out into :he country
at the rate Of five miles an hour.
" Let go Of there, why don't you ?" he
asked.
The farmer lad smiled-one of those
blossoming smiles that told Of green dells
and moss -fringed brooks.
IF you don't let go of that rope I'll
just get into that sleigh, and mash yeI
darned old snoot !" suggested young Co
vile, which was a very imprudent state
ment in view OF the fact that every mus
Gle was engaged in keeping his seat.
But the young Granger did not let @
He kept hold Of the rope and kept up th'
smiles, the waving grain, and blooming
daisy smiles.
"Oh, I'll make you laugh the othe
side Of your mouth if you don't let 60 o
that rope" yelled young Coville as he
saw the paved sidewalks give way to foo
paths, and gardens dissolve into broad
snow-cad fields.
On they went, the farmer lad smiling
so beautifully, and young CovIle grating
his teeth and shouting the awful thing.
he would do in the future.
About four miles out of town as they
We're passing through a heavy wood, the
farmer boy smiled broad smile and let
80 Of the rope, and rs the sleigh dartcd
away, the rope passed under the sled
bringing it up so suddenly as to throw
young CovilIe heels over head into the
snow. When he got up, the sleigh WA,
was going over bill and his tornrutoI
was throwing agricultural kisses at him.
1t was late at night when Master Co
Vile reached his home, but when b. went
10 bed there were thirteen snowballs
soaked with water, freezing slowly but
surely on board in the Lack yard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A WOMAN entered = crowded street Cur
the other d,tv, and lOr m omprt or two,
nobody offered her seat. Then fat
man afflicted with the asthma bpckonpd
to her and said Madam, please take
take Cough, cough). She stood there
calmly waiting to take his seat, and AS
soon a. his fit of coughing was over, he
CONCLUDED: Madam, please take care
and not step on my sore foot" Tho look
she gave MIN was appalling; bat all the
rest oi' the crowd saw the joke Detroit
Free Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A WILLING WITNESS "A patent med
i.ine vender who was diiatiug 10 large
crowd upon the wonderful efficacy 0. hl.
non bitters, Pronounced them all potent
in bui ding up an iron constitution"
That j, 80, gentIemen," said Il by
stander. " What he tells YOU is fact,
every word Of it,"
Hear that. gentlemen" cried the de
lighted quuck " here j, man who ha-
u el the bljters and can recommend
them"
No, not exactly that replied the
old fellow ; have never used the stuff
myself but, you see, my lIiend jenkins
did, and they saved hi. lie. \ ou see,
Jenkips had taken the bitlers just one
week before he was showed into prison
for doing something. He was stripped oi
everything IN the shape OF iron about
him, yet in less than week he made Il
bar and worked his way out. He had
taken this mans iron bitters, dye mind
And what does Jenkins do but open IL
vein IN hi arm, and took ilon enough
out his blood To make crowbar, and
p.ied the gates open with it and let him
If out"
The vender set his dog on him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

HERoIsM. A real hero l. be who, in
thr presence of danger, conceals hi, fear,
lest others, becoming terror->ticken,
might lose their senses. Such a mrn was
found in the person Of Roman Catholic
p ie>t in New York, who recently urged
his large congregation to leave the church
aud enabled thpm to do 50 with absolute
ignorance ot the cause, and yet before
they were fairly out, fame, broke forth
under the altar where the pliest had been
standing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A coLoRED philosopher thus unburden.
ed himself on one of womnn's weakness
es " jim, DE- mrn don't make such tools
%. drm-elve- about women as de women
do about men, Il dry look ia de moon
dry see mnu in it; and il dey hear 81
mouse nibbling, it'> Il man aud dey all
look under de bed last ting at night to
lind a man. Why, ! never look, under
my bed to hnd woman, does you ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A SUNDAY SCHOOL teacher told her
cla-s about the wise and loolish virgins,
and asked them the next Sunday to re-
peat the story. All but one little miss
had forgotten. and she only remembered
that it was about "them women who for
got their kerosene"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

IN Nevada "a coutcmpnlvc Digger In
dian sat watching patty OF base bali
payers, who seemed to him to be work
ing very hnd. farming to one ot them
be asked How much you get lor one
day p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

NOT TO BE DIsAPPoINTED.-A Nova
da audience dislikes TO be disapponted.
Three thousand persons gathered to see a
murderer hung at Carson, and their en-
joyment was spoiled by a reprleye from
the Governor. That night party of
miners, who had walked ten miles to wit
ness the execution, caught horse thief
and hanged him TO tree.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

No COMMENTS can render this para
graph, FROM an Iowa paper, more thrill
ing: a couple in Pottawatomic couu-
ty were married few days ago, but
when night came the happy groom abso
utey refused To retire, aud actually set
up Lhe enlite uighl."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

~ ~ drU.. OF tho ~A AoA4 \. ll4AlAN Il
SOLNi.N co.nmILicat3s through the Flood,
NWcHt, lIin-, and Olhar II ids aud les Of
Tia syst m, tin vigOr o. iIe, ioi it rclairs the
wastes o, the body with n'W and so md mate
al. scot la Consun ton, Nlandalar dis
ease, lcer~ in the throat, MOlth, 'iumors,
Nodes in th, Glands and OJhtr parts OF the
system, ~or' Eyes, ou 5mOls di~chalgaS from
the ars, and the WOist forms OF Nk lii dis .Hses,
riltiOnS, feysr sores, ~caid If cad, ing
Is orm, ,alt hsam, Erysi ..,las. A enc, Black
) uts, NJ OrinS in tn / lssh, / "A. urS, Cane rs
in jhs Womb and ali W tNcring and painful
dischar- s, Ig0t owoats, Loss OF sperm, aud
all vast Of th3 iii. pIinci lr, AZ within the
c raUveIEng o, this wond = OF Mudsln Ch M
iStrN. and a - days osa will prove to any
petS0n iue il or ithcr 0i thest forms of dis
,ast it, o. MT lUV.r to q re them
If th,t All mt. daily b comm reduced by
TIA vast j,1u ,cunoo-ition tha is coutnl-
ally llogr .s,Ing, sorcneds in aIrustug those
vast ., and r.. ais the same with now matte
rial mad from healthy blood and this the
SAhSAPA.InL1AN will and do sec re.
Not only dOeS the >arsapaflIiihn NesUlvont
exc ali Emo Yn rem dial agents in the curu of
! Chronic, %ctof los, t,nslit tiohal and Skin
uis aScs, b. i Is the only positive cure for
aii i.srS n4I ElR l..er .sEsl.SIaiAts.
Urinary and S.in diiaas $, GRAY /, Liabrtes,
no. l~V, stop. age OF W atcr, ilighus l. ease,
etc les 81 OJ.
II 4bls N'@.--l he only known and sure rom
edy IOr W OrmS-. IN, labe, etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

The Way" Ben Billings stole cattle
aud then he lied about it, 81 hi, friend,
took him out aud performed ii surgical
operation ON him iom which he neve~
recovered" =" is the way the den h Of II
Nebraska man Is recorded ia local
pnper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

" WELL, what can do for you ~
said ID anon, Of the Milwaukee poor de
pllumrnt, to n female all rag, and tat
t'rs. "Id ike cord Of wood, u bag ot
-four, and. il you don't mind, mister, a
daily paper for six months, j',t to see
how this Beecher Iiai is coming ont"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
Agency Notice.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
l. formed that have appointed Henry
JunkAns my Agent, during my absence,
to attend to my business in Tlinilv coun-
tv, collect all money due me and pay all
charges against me.
w. WARE.
Weavervile, March 23d, 1875 I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
Ayers Sar5aparilIa,
FO PJRIFEELNG gsGEBg.UOIb.

aiilic t.e Ilo0I pa es e tn .
lur. ipg moi- in g sgt m that nd mIine
health and settl, into troublrs0m ditoiders
Eraptions Of the 81 in are tho appearance on
the sur ac. Of hlmors that sho Id b, exprll Il
from the blood. ln'enal d rang lnants ar
the do ermination Of these sam, hImo to
some internal organ, or organs. who's action
they darango and whose substance they dis
ea' and lstroy. Ayers Sarsapmila ex ,ols
these hnmors from tn blood. VIII N they are
gone, eth dsorl rs they prod C, disappear,
sch as Ulcsrations Of tn. Liy r. stomach,
Kidneys, LHngs, Eriptions and Erlptivo Dis
eases Of th skin, st. Anthony's Fir, os, or
ErysiD las, limpIes, Past les, Bloches, Dois,
Tumors, Tuttrr and salt Hhe m, Scald Head, ,
! ingS0rm, Ulcers and Sores, he umatism
Ne ralgil, ain in the Bones, Side and II ad,
Female Weakness, Stmiliy, Le1chorh ea
arising from internal ale ratous and ut tlina
diseas', Dropsy, dyspepsia. Emaciation and
General Debility. With theird parture houIth
returns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
THE EYES ! THE Eyes !!
DIR. +. IL. PARDEE,
OcUlist and AIai.i@ t.
FTER = PROrRACTED BLEND.

a fEIa PRDFRACFED BLIND
"a ness Of more than i've years, lDr ard ae
idS inad hlmSil: moro ughIy and Scienfiicul-
ly ac ainted with ali Diseases OF tbs II, @
and Is nuV lIarticiug with success not sur
pas d in IN nit Il >tatcs.
All operations Performed, such as Srahs-
M - OF cross ye, atdrdot by linear eXtlac-
tlon, depression or i ABSORPTION, t1rygiun on
n"Shy IN mbian growing ov n The oya, .,ed &c
ton Of sta hyl0ina, Ur bllgiug Odt OF the eve
Artificial IA il, iSt la, Lachrymalis or clos
lhg OF iha tear passage, and all deformites OF
the lid, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserteo without the least
AIN, and possessing all tie movements and
bliIiilncy OF thi real oy1. a large assortment
cons antlY uh hand and for sale at reasonable
lrioes. lh1 luclOrs Eye Bath Tor the lreat-
IN ut and CIR Oi all nervoas diseases is USED
all over this coast.
4hauhl to those physicians who have sent
ma cas- iOr operation, he hopes .uat his uni
Nolsai SaCc.SS will arant - oOntinI IatiOn of
Tn n nid nee. Lis l'Jrity as an operator
Is cG-cXt nsiVo with Ms .ccess, as Iatisnts
arr 4 ming th1G,Sey :, for trsatm, MT and
operations, nora New 0rk and 'oston, al ost
ihonill5. nahy patlants can BE- seen at the
boctui . Office daily, IN different stages Of re-
GOV sTy.
.ufrIcE-?37 Clay street (Opposite the
Flafai, san Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE.-".g liar ts no, Ia
be 6s!fe0sd though he sptaEs ths frufh.r
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have reir-d from basin ss, that
Ia gone TO the Atlantic states, that am
III LGroPe. &e., &c 10 those interest d / will
say = AZ tho report has boon gotten in circuIa-
ton Tor the I rtheralce of other parties, who
are trying to obtain, illegilimately, an eve
practice. hs re. ont has b. started by an
llin rant mo .ntebank, and wtho t til iealt
lrnth, as am at my Office daily, and attending
10 aDodt sixty daily patients
Il. 81. PARDEE, OcuIist,
7o7 Clay Street,
my2j-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
HEALTH ! BEAUTY &!
DIR. RADWAY'S

Suong ana rl Icn iloOd- ncl case o.
III .sn and i isht- AZ Skin and Doa,1ifu
Conn leXion S5c.Ied to II.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

WYE FURNISH IRON eut. punch
Ell AMI formed 10 make any
sized PIPE, rea " to put together Ou
quirei. Also supply TOOLS, such
a. STAKES, PUNCHES, HAMMERS.
etc. for puttins PIPE together.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
GIANT POWDER AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APP
L pointed Ag mt in trinity County for tho
sal OF GIAN fTON DEN. Ord rs lott at the
Union Hotel or with me will rec i've prompt
attention Caps and f4se always on hand.
HS- All instructions necessary for its use
will be given. HENRY LORENZ.
WeaveTvile, May Hh, 1874 l9-ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
~. RRFaHsgAY'S
3 -.FEC? PURGATIVE PILLS.

a W ~ - ~ "a -
Pc IFECH PURGATIVE PILLS.
rcr ciIF tast less, agantly coat q with sNo t
gum, parg., gIiaJ', a. riiy, cl ,ause and
strength n. ..ad Ways ill, for the ere OF
ali III O,d IS oT th3 10 mach, Liver, kidnays,
.oTelS, ladt'r \ rvU is3a~cS, Headache,
Cohstl atiuu, co Ii, ss, lndis stion, Dys-
peisid, iun.sli. -. ii ious eyer. ndamIna-
i uo tn iuWos Il =, and all D,rahg e.
IN ht "A IN mt mai iSco H.. - artaut. to
IL ~ oslliV Ie. im,lv Veg table, con-
toinius no m Ic .ry. minerals or dol~tuloAs
dfug-
II Cb.,ry thu f lloaiuQ yyml tom. suit
ing ron pi-oid rs o th liga.tiv organs:
,ons,i alton, iHEmd Piles "a. lnes- Of the
.,icod in the >, dd, Actuilj of the stomach.
Na Il, jicarth IN, I.S 81 Of God, L ullu IS
uI % ht in th' SO ia H. soar Ia. eta ions,
>iui.ir- oi Il at ring AT III, il OF tho Stum-
Hch. Nai mining Oi toe II ad, Itunicd and
riicI't lrca hing, fiuttsling al the Heart,
tEui ms or > ti0ca ing Sensations Whcn III Il
- ing ,u-.d., Dimess of i ion, Dots or
" .b~ b 'i"r th sight Fever and rull Pain in
th Head. iie eieucV Of roispITdtion, Hoy
ness Of tu' 81 IN and ltY :, ala in the id,
Co 81. Limbs, and stGden Flushes of Heat,
Burl ing IN the rlcsh.
A lev doses Of rADWAY'S PILLS win free
the syst IN from all the above named dis0r-
des. rice - c nts por box, SOLD bI ALL
u tGGl rs.
htAD "FALSEAND rRUE" Send one
lettcT- stamp to tADN AI \ co. No 81 Maid
IN Laue, NeV York Information worth tho, $
ahds Wiil D sent yOI. Jyl|-ly-p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

Has mad Tn most astot i-hilgc res 50 quick
solupld ar th changes the body uhdcrgots
undei ia. iuilenct OF this truly wOnd rial
mrdiciut. thu
E1Ve4y sgHN H4a Increase in Flesh and
.sp s' ii - ~rp.Ia Eest.
THE GREAT BLOOD PU RIFIER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

This standard article is com oanded with
the great 81 care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever
Itrestores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
ltremoves all eruptions, itching and dand-
ruff and the scalp by its use becomes white
and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores tho capil-
larry glands to tn ii normal yigor, preventing
badness and making the hair grow thiek and
strong.
As Il dressing nothing has been found so ef
foct,al or d siruble.
DR.. A. a. Hay IS, State Assayer Of Mas a.
chosetts, says Of it, I" consider il tho b st
preparation for its intend sd pur. osss.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
NEW w l.HEs)
SEWING M ACHIN ES.
TEE LAST AND riEE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Conn any have
now at last COM lleted th il three standard
Styles of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Nov l9.-Whest- Nothing dong Rye steady and
ley strong but not active ssos 10 care No canada sg9
ae i FOR SatioaG Of PRIME BAY No Canada
Stained were .ndI neSoH%nGH, t4c d a Soc Tor
RhtiIMoRr Nov l9-C quiet and shade easier
Low Midding, 124Gl2'sc Flour dun ana uncha1gea,
fm active Western dall and nominal tales OF EgHh
White OLD zoe New" S36gpe and Rv
am AZ ofS5c Hay hner Maryland ana Pennsyyania,
PJSVl9ns @ Se e 29@ 10 ne Bnk Maa
Jobbing packed shouder SAa loc Clear ND siaes Nsw'
i5c Hams 10 a. iGc Lard dun aud heavy Crude, l29iG
GLANCED Petroleum duh and unsettled Crude csc. Re
hncd i23dl5e. Coffee Donnsy unchanged Whisky steady
Bosi ' Sow i9-TourDemand limited and market dun
tras S6ds6 so for Wisconsin Extras s. JOes1 20 Ter MIN
nesoa 1as s. So7S o. d9r nea Ea f U Foar
50 5Od>9 for Common Extra and choiee Family ianey
and YSio1 - oats IN moderate demand q55c Tor Mixed
s zoo s9i Zine Feed s22ds25 Mddinss s25as2e Re;
Sa, oats D. ~ bush SPA bush. Barley 74oo
wnsai 500 O6C bush Corn 10000 BUSH Oats 81 900 bush
3S GO oas Corn, 10000 BUSH oats 1900 bush barley
10000 ens kai9a "a @ sss IL 600 bg. Baricy
10000 busb. Canal shipments TO wsiei-Wheat 5S90o
S@s6 Corn GOO Gh Canal heights nomna no en-,
ssgcncnts reported Foar firm Gales 900 6bis at IN.
Milwaukee al - $o Loo sgs White Mieagan al q 40
52a62. New offered about 569 oats aud rye inactive
Barley quiet and unchanged sales 6o9o bush einAaa ~
lots al Pork dull, Now Heavy Mess ~ 3D. Lafd
dull AT lac. HghwInes nOminaly 81 10.
CHICAGO Nov l9-FfOur duh Wheat In fair demand but
AT er rates No Chicago Spring 81 % No do IL o. .,
spot 81 O64 bid seller DeeenbsI II 062 seller the year
No do Rejected, 10 Corn irregular but Ia Inc
main CHER No Mixed 81 &c, spot 81 c seller Noven;
S 81 80 f so 's Ssy SS ScS
seller November IS PC, seller December Rye nrmer, held
higher at Ga &c Pork demand bat at lower rates for
each options sales at $40 spot 6Odsls no. seller
November; $40 222dsl9 70, seller tie year Lara Ds
mand far and market saio II 2c spot or options
Bulk Msss nn and unca anged Whisky III Tia trrehts
lower; Com 10 Buffalo 4e AZ the afternoon can Of ne
board Wheat lower At 81 0oS November VI Oh "a
Corn shade better at bl's November Oal~
higher 3o7c November SO'4c, the year PORK naninaiy
SO % January snchapg ed Receipts Flour, eOuQ
6Ds Wheat Vi 600 BUSH Corn So 900 bush Oats a. 600
busl BAILEY, l20OQ Rusk., Rye b,VQQ tIst bhpmsht