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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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fsst ral~Aas relating sssinsissl, "
the hasinass AMI sso~,h " that eiss
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

Dc you $50 that Zig Injun' IN
front u the City Bakery That
msAns .llArt" SELLS cigars inside.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

Custom hoots and shoea made n or
dor On short notice and warranted. II
TPumbull'a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

It's : aags remark, although not !
asw ono. that our army II 700 large Tor
peace aud Too small for war. Let "
have peace,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
vIC1<'S
Flower 1 Vegetable
Garden

10 tAs usost hsAwlfMl work Of the Mad In
the verdi. Il SbMtalna nearly 100 pager,
LundrsAs u Ans lllu.t<Atieas. and isur
chrome Plates of Flowers. beautifully
ets. II papsr csvsrS' - seats hoaad " sls-
Raut cluth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

OhOOuW0 0UTt
All knowing themselves. Indebted %
30 undsrslgnsd. BY nots Or book o.
count viii please oAll and seltle %,
and oess soNtA and trouble.
w. II. ALTMAN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

Hart" has extended i cordial IN
vltAtion 20 every enc 70 como Into the
City Bakery and - him. l2sf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
HORACE WATERS n I
NAN Of a THul'pAND.

NAN Or IA THOUSAND.
when death WA hourly expected from
Consumption. AL remedies having failed.
and nf. n janice Was experimenting he
accidentally made a preparation ~ lndinn
llcmp. which cured his only child. and
rivrs Ills t,eclpr free o., receipt II two
stamps II ray expenses, llcnp also cur~s
night sNrns, nausea in the stomach, and
will nrrak fresh cold In ~ honls -
dress ..rad,loek N CO., i.oo9 hacs street.
Philadelphia, naming this PAPER,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

Hen. Schuyler coliaa u Lyric ilall
" Tuesday evening February An..
Admission bu cents. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

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nlll)lt Nv LII Nv Rant
= - fsAassAs@ ! - seGaas* a ".
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
~"o'5KGXxiN!SS;

IISif,y elegant styles, with Valuable I'm
pruvrm, nis, New aud beautiful Soiu
stops Over mn thousand Orgnniss~ and
Musicians lndorsr thc~c Organs asl Recon-
,orni them ~ strictly first clHse In TOnc
Mechanism and Durability. Warranted
i've wears srnd Tor price list. Whitney
h Holmes Organ Co., Quincy, Ill. 0N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

v/uK'S FLORAL GUIDE
This II > hsawslful Quarterly Journal,
Asely illustrated, aad eeatAlalag ~ sis.
giant eelssed Hreaslsplsoe With the Arss
nuMhss. Price only - cts. fsr ~ year,
The arst No. Tor l176 Just Issued. Address
JAM ~ v1C2 aochose1r, NV.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
Farmers Produce
AND
Flour Exchange.
re sadsssisasd has opened On
MoeAoe street,
Farmers


Masesee street,
CRESCO, IOWA.
risst dser west ofDwen's Hotel. near
Hlsmmtns's lwmher ofslcs, An exchange
market where 10 Will ~ an timca
have On haaA and r1uhsns~ rnr wheat,
rlssr. NAsrta, Dram and Feed In such
QuAntitlaA - Nay Nv wanted. tloar will
~ ssldia inst surh quantities ~ consum.
sn .AJ ssh.; from ons pound to-. msniy
wAys ~ ~ iew ~ any In market. tho quail.
~ saarsasssd 20 81 rood In every In
ssaase. Flour. thort., bran, hack wheat
osus AaA oora meal will b. sold ~ Gus.
toners A. retail ~ the
EXCHANGE MARKET,
Il sssA sssssisIss .. purchasers may
Aeslre.
pArmsss viii Esd this their opportunity
10 0btAin el0sr. DraA, Shorts, Feed,
Hack wheat ouus An1 Gers Meal, without
ths iesa 0f tlm~ and expense of going 10
Mili, shas AAahlINa thsM - always 'sEet
their evIstn ready grsxnA ~ their own
deer, 81 their class 0fbaslneae. procuring
- mach Ii qasntisy and ~ gsod Ii quail.
lsy . fren thsls ows wheat. ny ilsnr Ii
as1e u she best quality 81 grub laad
wheat. which 10 hotter thAs prairie wheat
vii naks. csAs And w 80 asw plan u
q. Il, Meredith vi, !. II attendance !,
OIL eeAsssAbls hours - alisal - your
Waals aad orders.
lsis Q. D MaaEDrrH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14
v1Cl<'R
PltIef 4 Yeletahle Seeds

80 ne heae che world produces. They
ase plaas~d BY million people II Amsvica
aad the result II, beasiifat Flowers and
splendid Vegetables A Priced Catalogue
scat IRE - Oh who sasioss NE rosssge--
- ceat stamp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

waiting, or moistened food may be
given 10 him, so that water will not
be so necessary. There is one thing in
which many farmers are negligent in
the care of their horses. They feed
their whole stock early in the evening
and they do not 60 to the barn again
for the night. When the horse has
eaten his supper of the dry fodder he
is thirsty, but he has no drink and suf-
fers for want of it. The next morning
his thirst has abated by an equaliza-
ton of moisture in the system, and he
has become hungry and is looking for
much in the morning, though water is
offered. 1t is but little trouble to give
the horse water about nine o'clock in
the evening, and it should be attended
to, and should never be neglected. If
the food be cut and moistened, as now
practiced by many, it will be, in great
measure, a remedy for the evil. When
the horse is out keep him well covered.
while standing in the cold, especially
after hard driving, or when warm, and
put blanket on him on being put into
the stable when sweating. Never wash
a horses legs in cold water when he is
warm, not even in hot weather. Cold
water may be used for iniammations,
but only when the horse is still and
cool. If there is no pump in your feed
room, let iron pipes, one and a quarter
inches in diameter, be laid from well
to the staple, SO that water may be
drawn witha common cistern pump. -
~. Y. Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
Protecting Trees Against Nice.

Whenever snow falls to any consid-
cradle depth in winter there is always
more or less danger of mice gnawing
the bark from the stems of fruit and
other trees during cold weather APP
pie orchards in particular are frequent
ly seriously injured in this manner,
and it is very difficult to remedy the
evil, although its prevention is easy
enough. AS the mice work mainly
under the snow and near the base of
the stem it is plain that if this part OF
the tree is protected there viii be lit
tie danger of further injury. The best
way to protect trees in an orchard
is to wrap the lower part of the
stems from the ground upward a foot
or two with some material which the
mice either cannot or will not eat or
gnaw.
Perhaps one Of the cheapest mate
rails for this purpose is tai paper such
as is used for lining buildings, and
which may be found in almost every
country village us well as III cities. 1t
can be cut up into strips of the size
required to 90 around the trees, and
then tied in place with strong Irvine.
Where this material cannot be con-
veniently obtained, strong brown
straw or Manila paper may be used
by first coating one side with coal
tar. and then applying it as in the
first instance, keeping the tar on the
outside.
Bark pulled front other kinds of
trees, old pieces Of tin and sheet-iron
can also be employed for this purpose,
but tar paper is the most readily APP
piled and removed. A few hours work
this fail in protecting the trees against
mice may be the means Of saving or
chaTds which have taken years of wait
ing and much money and labor to pro-
duce. ". K. sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

SUIT OF CLOTHES FREE!
The Celebrities Of the Day" fEI1E STATION FRY
PACKAGE besides being the drueN and rejH D. NJ of.
most eminent STATESMEN, DryiNEs AUTHORS
ACroRs or ACTRESSES Nc, and gives an order on
Broadway clothier for n FASHIONABLE SUIT OF
CLOTHES, also GOLD WATCH. Sample Package
% cents, Five Packages 81, and Twelve Packages 81
postage paid. Send for descriptive circular :. X
FEsSENDkN & Co. 3O6 Broadway, n. Y. City.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

Up to the 14th about 1900 children, be-
,onqinr to the Milwaukee public schools,
had been yaccinated.
NORWEGIAN farmer named Peterson was
waylaid and robbed few nights ago by five
Young desperadoes living in Necnah. Peter
SON was somewhat under the influence OF
lia11or and the young rowdies throwing a
blanket over his face threw him to the ground
and ransacled his pockets.
TvEnext session OF the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows will lie
held in Milwaukee, commencing Tuesday,
Dec ;. All railroads will charge full fare to
Milwaukee, AMI on presentation OF a certih-
cate from the committee, return tickets can
he procured for one fifth fare, Hotel ra es
have been greatly reduced.
THE total receipts of the State Prison for
the last fiscal year were SS2, 1917, and the
total expenditures SS2,055.14, leaving a
balance on hand of s40213. The available
assets are $50, 22.7S; of this amount is in
cluded SS,53397 due from the State for
furniture furnished other State institutions,
and $4,000 due from the Corn Exchange
Bank. The liabilities are So, 365S4. The
Legislature will be requested to appropriate
SIS, 1873 20 at its coming session.
HENRY SHANFIELD, a Milwaukee crooked
distillcr has been pardoned by the President;
the same consideration has been shown c. +.
j. Moeller, eX-Gauger.
THE following table gives the official vote
NJ the Stale by counties-all official eycept
that of Ashland County, which is taken
from the Ashland Press, and is presumed to
be correct. The vote for Cooper and other
candidates does not appear by counties but
aggregate 2,045:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

REMARKS the Jacksonville Fla.)
Union, 1.-THE cattle feeding IN the
river are very comical sight. They
wade in and plunge their heads under
the water until they get mouthtul of
the grass growing on the bottom,
which they snatch, and with snort
proceed to devour, then repeat the
operation ad Hbitatm. This diet seems
to agree with them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat,

Requires immediate attention, and should
be checked. II allowed to continue, irrita-
ton of the Lungs, a permanent Throat aflec-
tor, or an incurabe Lung disease, is often
theresult. Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
having direct influence on the parts, give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRoOnEs are used dllpays Nth good success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
Water for Horses.

When a horse is thirsty he should
be supplied with water. Water should
always be convenient TO the stable, so
that there may be no inducement to
water a horse when he is too warm.
We have a pump in the feeding-room,
with which water can be drawn from
a deep well, which is more than 100
feet distant from the barn. This is an
admirable convenience When horses
are put III the stable vale too warm
To drink, II is only title trouble to
pump for them a supplvpf water after
they have cooled off. alter horse
has eaten a mess of food Le should
have a good supply of water. Farmers
often consult their own convenience
in supplying this, to the serious injury
of their horses. The animal often
comes home rather late in the evening,
warm and perhaps sweaty. and in that
condition he is supplied with the cold
water. as the hour for retiring for
the night is at hand. To water the
horse after he has become cool would
be very inconvenient when there is no
water in the stable. To avoid so great
an evil as giving cold water To warm
horse in winter, when his labor is
over. give him water when he is about
to return if convenient. If not wait
till the horse has become cool after re-
turning home and turn him to the
water, or. if more convenient. carry
some to the stable. If a little hot
water can be aided TO the cold
he may have drink without
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

Prof. A. p. Peabody, of Harvard,
says that the school system of a hun
dred years ago had great faults aud
great monstrosities; and yet, he thinks,
it did more toward the proper educa-
ton of citizens than our present
schools. He thinks there is much time
wasted in learning unimportant dates
and names in history and geography,
and that it would be as well to Danish
all formal instruction in grammar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

Two CALIFoRNIANs, who four years
ago planted 1000 acres in walnuts and
Will net over $250,000 from
this years crop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

lAE latest'reports from Milwaukee give
oNe following as the current prices for ad-
l'-S staples: Eour-Choicc Winter Extras,
S S,. 4o.54; Choice Spring, s5.2J05.5o.
" uraLNo. /, $L17&91.l734; No. ., sL12l4lQ
- eorn-No >, $50 IS 5se, Oats-No. :,
= S-]sc; Barley-No. ,, 76a7655c; Rye
No !, o1G651sc; Pork-s16 oOal6124.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

MAMMOTH PICTORIAL. fun of interesting
'a stories, ETC. Win many cngravtngs. Biggest and
best thing of the kind ever seen. samples sent free
on receipt of threccont postage stamp, by JESSE
HANLG & Co, llD Ma, III ST., n. y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

t.pO- Week salary guaranteed To malc& female Send
p0Vstamp for circulars. EN- Bodine. Cincinnati,0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29

SAVE Your HIR.-If you wish to save
your hair and keep it strong and healthy, use
ElRNETT's CoCoAlNR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-29
VINEGAR i'm Ten Hours!

From cider. sorghum. nolasses etc. without drugs
chemicals or costly machinery: secret selling for
This, and ~ 10 worth OF secrets and recipes sold by
specullora. complete In Book OF Advertised Wonders
only 80 cents. Of booksellers or by mail. JESSE
HANEY & co. llp Nassau 81. N. y
, 1876-12-28
A Living Child In y ltn,lwny Parcel,

LtFtTp0qI lEHV.} 1DN.
Yesterday evening, lltt1e after g O'Clock,
madc ~ tic rtGbarn Street N.rlway staton Ts.
When tho parcels woro being taken out Of tbs
ssSs s99s V" 9 s e 9Th s 1sm pofIs rns' s rs
cry Of q child proceeding, apparently from
leap Of luggage, ard llu drcw the nttcntInn
0f somo Of the other men to tho fact.
Their suspicious were, VI coursc. aroused, and
cells, was opened. Very much to The astonlsh.
ment Of tue officials aud others who Eatbere,t
around, It was found 10 contain fine, healthy.
looking female s, cll aPp,s;renty ,;ns atoHt month
once SCALED ill.," md the littio stranger ~ VIII 10
had SO opportunety. maac It's presence known
was given into fis Charge, Tho Constable,
took the child and the box to tho Detec.
tive Ollce III Dale street, Tho assistance Of
was obtained, md tho child was washed anI
fed. subsequently It was cent 10 the Work.
House; and, ihsteal OF suffering any III effects
from It's loose and close confinement, It ID At
iion. The box IN which II was "bookcl" for
Liverpool Is an ordinary soap-box, about twelve
OF fourteen inches long, by Six inches vide.
and about eight or ten Inches deep. y bore d
gIarinng label having Ieferenec to " "Hutson's
one On one Of the stdes, while on tho top Of the
lid wns slip OF wrlting-papcr, loosely fastenad
on with couple OF pins, and containing tho
following direction, written ~ wonaan's hana-
Williams Wll Liverpool ia Lett iii Called rasi; ar;
At tho bottom Of the box there was small
pleec of old carpet doubled up, but The rough
wood Of the sides was uncovered. Tho train had
left Preston at e:4s ?. m.,-sn !. hour and halt
was booked at Preston Station and had been
lying in the parcels ot1tco considerable time
l;eiorc that. Tho child was dressed In xhlio
chemise, eome white flannel, aud white cot
, 1876-12-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. DECEMBER %,

nkAN-ws4 aetivs sud irrsaNlAr At about tho &amo
range Of prices a tho previous day sats wers liq
tons tt Vii 30 pet ton on ftck hnh fttA On aoAfa
carr.
snonrs-sa1e wAa nada os 1osons at sssoo frce on
bonsa cnr. - ..,.--..
ton on trect.
wnTAT-wAs aostye and srsepu'it. Ths matxttvas
excited early, advancing 1}<a per 6 thcn weakened.
VI higher than on ruesaay. Tho English totErama
called Liverpool steady. London ftth, snd cArgoca
strung, while ao,s tt!*Ase sdvfeea nothd continued
Food desnd for careoea Tn Continental Account. Now
York wAs stronger but qnot snd ouF receipts Wcrd
atRtt than expected 1870 carloads bepx 'nspected into
store. with snnal, shapmeuts Tho market srtn1c1 to
bs .sartca npwHtda bg ,h% snsstaS sresa Of se hr1
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, 1876-12-28

SAN Francisco, Dec, 2T-Foliowtng were tho
Official closing prces Of miulng-atockA this after

NHN 0lHEAN1., - :, -
New onlEAss, Dec, .T.-uo'd, 1o7t1Alo7A.
Sterling exchange. teokeFa' dstla, 6l7H.
FOREIGN.
LoxuoM, Dec. 27.-lintB OF discount In open
market fol tIree 1uonths' oills IN, being below
the Danl Of England rata
IonsolS, money, aud account: D3 1o'10:
Unitod States Bonds:-'e5, 1oa4; '17 1857;
1O-4Os, 1Q9A new ~, 107.
Nov iosk Central. 102; Erie, OK; preferred,
u.
FAn,D. Dec. 27.-Kentcs. 1pif DC.
FRANKFORT, Dec 47.-unitel 5tate8 Bonds
New III. 1l1E
, 1876-12-28

ont: 7,677 bu wheat, 1890 bn com. 1,614 bn
oats q, n1T In rye. 9.140 hn barley.
Thc plttful sum Of per cent on The margins d.
possts.l IN The Cook County NAtional Bank during
the sturpls corn corner will ba hanaeA ovet on
application. That Is barely interest upon the
whole for tho tina during which the "noney has
been In allegiance.
4 telegram rrtcivcd hero yeAterhsJ from sAn
ffhhttstu cunthths tho infofHai'on that there IL
stu no rain, And that tho fatnets are dcspondent
It getting rather late In the scuson but not too
late yet II the rain would but fall right away.
The leading produce markets wero Irregular yas'
tcrday. Wheat was excited catiy and weak later.
Corn moved slowly In tho sanc directions, ID iJtn-
pathy. Oats ani barlsY woru aasor Ptovfstons
stronger, With mitch moEo doing III meats, and
Aonr-welt, they Scarcely knew whether that was
stronger OF not Tho receipts Of produce wcfo
larger than generally expected. being qniec fair
Tor the winter holidays. Dressed hugs weso 1tmer,
aeI,,ng at$6.eo; thu hiehest pttce Tho previous
day was 81. 80, instead Of the hgure reported.
Dry goods werc ordoscd In modemta quantities by
the city und eoNntty trade, and wets again
quoted firm az full tgures. Prints. brown and
bleached costons, denims Ticks, drills. ard In
fact tnost stap1s productions, show tendency 10
higher pfitcs Tho geucery market remains hFtn
Tor most lines, Notwithstanding the absence Of
activity IN tho demand. Dried fruits wore dai',
With prices unchanged, though fancy articles wcre
easier. The nsh trade rcmsins dali At prcrioos
quotations, There was moderately activc
huttet market A. ta1ly Sustained prieet.
Cheese was dull, but was firmly hEld-quoted At
t3n13Hc for good ID choice factory. Prices Of
leather wcse very tru1, hut were without further
marked advance. Dsgging WAS dull. Coal was of.
1ercl llbcraly, and was nrm at tho quoted prices.
Ia the oil market no prtca ehaugr1 wetc noted.
Excepting an easier feeling IN tarpcnt1ne, there
WIS no Abatement Of tho itmnesb which chafsctet-
t.~A eNrnt NJ HSt rtrnn ri t}te xsrn1f
, 1876-12-28

AllEEF-Were du11 and without 4uotabte change IN
vaIes, press bnuX uoltnal al &adlt. 81 per no lbs


yaues priees bniu4 uontnA al 81 d4. 50 per N0 lbs
NxH YORK.
Hxw roRg. t,cc. 37-nxkvks-Receipts fer two
!ay. 2ns9 sganst g3o aalpe tis ~ wsss astan
q ena asssps ~ isxa@s si s sappy
q ss
wsit @ u % M Il vs ~ Ssisi,s. Eli r. ~ 'sss'
uxsa sasi,s .is III wsaG; lSaskci tris a1,
or win afotr trade al 44dt for cumtnon 10 PRIME,
car.lnA very uhoce t5tlo wsIh9ss, n! ~ eysrasu.
ssnfsl sf. e s aud were taken "
nxaIMit IT, 40 Iine 1a,t weski caF.Loal. sold
loRds Hets takeH this morning At w. so per LOO NJ.
BALTiMosH, Dna. 37.-EArtLE-The market tet tho
e.: gsse ss: III SsSs a sSs 9s @ st u
5: % Ss*5 s' 'ss:s: s: stS
jioAs-liaxs i hssa u tsIs demand, and prices Ac
SnkhF..Qulat - uuahanxsa stteai range 40ocs rs'
cNIDts, BtS.
BUFFALO. Dsc. 17.-pATTLx -Nccetpts. 80i hea1i
a spS equal to ns
ws:ssfa :assp II. as1s.ce; Canada isaiaS', 1900
III ssss ss:.! 20 s;s ;s csss & :ssR
msa & sssa 9:sF!as saelsa hssvS sS.to
&! snJgpoE 'see''
CINCINNATI. .,-....- .
hSss; 1ss S. s9S
% II so|a' pi 1sssius ssa ia; sSsSassoss asae.