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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-08

To one who has never visited the city
prison after twelve O'Clock # a morning, in
cold weather, a full knowledge of the scene
to te observed in The upper or office room
could not be properly appreciated. From
the hour of six until midnight new corners,
who can find no other place Of rest, are to
be EXPECTED. One will come in and ssk the
officer in charge If it Is against the rules to
sleep on the flor. Another will have =
pitiful story to tell of having been sick for
a long time, and thereby lost his situation.
1 third will have a situation in view. A
fourth will have walked from Kansas City
in search OF employ ment, hoping to find it
here. 4 fifth will have been seeking friends
and r iatives in the West, and, becoming
out # funds, will seek The shelter Of the
municipal PRISON. 4 sixth has Used up all
his means, is in no wsy 10 get employ ment,
and lie respondent; and once in while, q
seventh comes along who claims to be a
mschanIc and will gel work IN a few days,
and proves TO be only a common thief who
Ia oulv getting free lodgings and at the
same time sleeping under the protection OF
the cits authorities, while he is engaged at
olher hours in the n,faTious calling which
il TO furnish him with tue means OF living
as a gentlema in some other locality.
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The following were drawn as jurors yes
terdsy, by special order Issued by the
District Court for the March term:
p. J. Mcdonald, Leavenwor,h; r. j
Brown, Lesvea wcrth; Jones Jeffries, Alex
andria; Paul L Harris, Leavenworth Oltc
c. Beeier, L=avenwoTIh !; o. j. Farnsworth
High Prairie; George Siefert, Stranger
Frank Sparks, Alexandria; d. NJ. Swan
Lesvenworth; James Fsirchild, Tonga
nxie; o 5. Hiatt, Fairmount; j. r Dill
worth, LeavsnworIh; }. + Schneider
Leaven~orih b. + Edwards, K ckapoo
j. X. Brady, Sherman K Wood, Leav
enworth; NJ. J. Wat-rm. Leaven worth
NJ Gille, Le.venworth; E T. PARROT
Easron; " T. Yoskum, Leavenworth
Jno Husick: l. aven~or h Geo P Scot
L-av-n~orth W u. Kelly, L-aven~orth
FL. Russell. Leaven~UrJh; Jun. Azrun
bic. apuo, drawn Ia ii, u Of J. J.irier, de
cex-eu.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That I, the
IN undersigned Administrator of the estate
OF Jacob Hittel, deceased, will, on saturday,
the seventh day of April, A. ID. lS1., at two
O'Clock, T.. VI. of said day, sell at PUBLIC
SALE, at the front door OF the Court House,
being the south door in the City of Leaven-
worth, County Of Lcavenworth STATE of Kan
sts, the following described real estate, name
ly:
Being part of the southwest quarter of sec
ton fifteen Cl5,, township nine o. range twen-
ty-two CD, ana more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at the northwest corner
of X. Miller'S tract, U-lO chains west from
the northeast corner Of said quarter section
thence west on the quarter section line p H-iJO
chains 10 an oak stake; thence south along a
plank fence 10 the intersection hedge fence
stake; thence east i5-luO chains 10 Il stake NJ
X. Miilers fence thence north to the place OF
beginning, T-lto chains !; containing nine
and sixteen One-hundredthS acres - l6-lunl
alSo.loIs numbers eleven III and twelve IT. in
block number five (j,, Benz subdivision Ia
the City of Leavenworth, all the property
aforesaid being situated i'll the said County OF
LeaVenwOTth and state OF Kansas.
The said real estate being sold under and in
pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
and of the District Court of the said County OF
LeavenwoTth duly made. The said property
To be sold As the property of the estate OF Ja-
cob Hittel, deceased. Terms OF sale are cash
i'll hand.
Dated, IeayenwOrth, Kan, March 6, ls.1.
MCCOWN HUNT, Administrator
of the Estate of Jacob Hittel, Deceased.
mar~-w5,
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Advance In Quinine.

The demand for quinine has been 80
great since the change from summer wealth
or, that the manufacturers have advanced
the price. 1t has risen in price, in two
weeks, from 81 % to 1875 per ounce, with
prospect of going higher. IfPeople who
have the annual habit of sending for doc
tor and getting each year the same prescrip-
ton of quinine, would only learn that the
use of Stern's Oriental Tonic Bitters effect
ualIy prevents chills and Deuralgis, the
use of this bitter drug would not be 20 com
mon, and the change in the weather would
not affect its price. Stern Il Co., of st
Louis, prepare the bitter, and they can be
depended upon to countersct the effects of
malaria.
McCsrty & Sparrow keeps them for sale.
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Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, -
TEAyENWpRvH COUNTY.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court in andtor said County.
ABA :. GILMAN, Plaintiff, VS.. HARRISON
wife. HENRY r. MILLER and ISABELLA
:. MILLER. his wife, GODFREY r. MIL
LER and FANNIE %. MILLER, his wife,
l.. RUNSEY and MOSES RI MSEY, part
ners as l.. RI MSEY N Co, Defendants.
ITO the defendants above-named: You will
take notice that you have been sued by
Abba =. Gilman, plaintiff, in the District Court
of the firSt judicial district of the State of Kan
saS. in and for Laavenworth county, the petit
ton in which suit was filed in the Office of
said court on the 18th day of February, lS.s,
and ii you fail to answer or demur tn the said
petition on before the 9Dth day of April,
Isl, on or before which day you are required
TO answer or demur, judgment will be render
ed in the said suit against the defendants,
Harrison ]. Miller, Henry +. Miller and God
frey +. Miller, for the following sums of mon
ey. and interest at ten per cent. per annuia,
to-wit: sl-2J0 and interest from April !, lsI |;
81 10 and interest from April l. 1870 81, $50 and
interest from April l, lS.6; $40 and interest
from October /, 1871; SlJD and interest from
October /, $50. sl1J and interest from October
1, 1870, and s2,2tJ and ten per cent. on the
amount thereof rs plaintiffs attorneys fee
herein and for the foreclosure of the mort
gage given to secure the payment Of the same
by Harrison j. Miller ana Annie VI. Miller,
his wife. Henry r. Miller and Isabella = Mil
Ter, his wife, Godfrey +. Miller and Annie o..
Miller, his wife, defendants. and recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds of Leaven-
worth county, state OF Kansas, May 81, 1913,
in book ~ OF Mortgages. Mt pages li2, de-, and
for "a sale of the real estate described i'll said
mortgage, to-wit: Lot twenty-five in block
twenty-five. in Leavenworth City, proper,
Ieavenworth County, State of Kansas, and
the tenements and appurtenances, for the
payment of the moneys and interest afore-
said, and costs of suit.
And that the defendants and all persons
Claiming under them or either of them he
barrgi and forever foreclosed of all right, title,
interest and equity of redemption in and To
said mortgaged premises.
And that.tne purchaser thereof under a sale
pursuant TO such judgment he let into the po-
session of the said premises, teneInenis and
appurtenanceS. and costs Of suit.
+. A. HURD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A. +. and 4. Y. II


Owing to . special order issued By u. W
G. NJ, D. W. Mathews. special meeting
of King solomons Grand Lodge Of Free
and Accepted Ancient York Mason,. VA
convened, yes erdsy afternoon, At 2 ocioci
for the purpose Of granting warrants Il
lodges in Colorado and Missouri, where the
state grand lodg-s, have ceased to work
The following officers we're present:
In the chair, N. W. Grand Master W
W. ". Grand, S. W. Edward Young, Of
Atchison-
JIG. W., Steven White, of wyan.
dott~.
z W. Grand S. D., Henry Douglas. Of
Wyando'te.
4. w.G.J. D.. John Groves. Of Leaven.
worth.
z. ". G. Treasurer. E c. Menser, Of
Wyandotie
r VIC s S, A. Summers.
R.W G.JS S, w. Thatcher.
K w. G Secretary, &. o. Smith.
4 W District Deputy q. NJ, L. King, Of
Lawrence.
R.W Grand Tyler, Robt. White.
Considerable business Vas transacted.
among which, vas reference to . man who
is said to be fraud, Who is making open
applications for Masonic members In
church in Cheyenne, thereby creating con-
siderable excitement among the true breih-
rem. After warrants had been issued to the
several lodges, for which the session had
been called, the lodge was closed in sample
fnrmn
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Re.d ma Learu Tor Yeur.elf.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because Of the Immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not toe
case with Boschee's German oyrup, and al
though but few years introduced into this
county, its sale reaches in every town asd
village in the United States. Its wonder
fnl success in curing CONSUMPTION, severe
Coughs, Asthms, and all other diseases Of
the throat and lungs, was first made known
BY distributing every year, for three year,,
over 100000 bottles to the afflicted, free a
charge, by Druggists. No such test I
merit vas ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more? Go to
your Druggist, K. Parhsu, and get bot
lie for IS cents and try il. Sample bottle-
10 Cents. aug24eoddeos
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Administrative NItice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
IN of Administration have been granted
10 the undersigned on the Estate of Francis
p. Fitzwilliam, late Of said County, deceased,
by the Honorable, the Probate Court OF the
County and State aforesaid, dated the nine
persons having claims against the said Estate
are hereby notified that they must present
the same To the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate; and that II such claims be not
exhibited within three years after the date OF
said letters, they shall be forever barred.
E c. FIrZWILLIAM, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
the Estate Of Francis 7. Fitzwilliam, De-
ceased.
Dated February q ISL nlarlw3f
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Ceeent Reasons for q Grand success
Conspicuous among the highest examples
OF success which the preseat century can
show is Hosleiier's Stomach Bitters. The
rec I'd of its trIumphs over disease is to be
traced in the written scknow Judgments OF
Thousands who have experienced its bene6
Mt fiec;s, and the evidence of its popular
riy il To be found in the vast and growing
demand for the article in North and South
America, Mexico, Gnatemala. the W.st
Indies, Australia and Europe. The ressoD-
Ter i unparalleled success are cogent ones.
he accumulated evidencr of nearly thirty
years shows that il is n certain remedy fo,
msIarial disease, a. we'll a. its sure-, pre-
ven,ive: that it eradicAtes dyspepsia, con-
-,ipstion, liver complaint ard nervousness,
counteracts q tendency to govt, rheuma-
tism, urinary and uterine disorders, that it
imparts vigor to the feeble, and cheers the
mind while it invigorstes the body.
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Attachment Nstice.

V>O u. YOUNG, YOU ARE HEREBY no.
j titled that an order Of Att.chmen' was Issued
By II C. Patterson, . Justice II the Peace, IN
and fr Tong suoxis Township, Lesvens or
Comfy and S'ste Of Kansas, Ia q c-rI.in action
p ndrnx before sad 1sii e; wherein j. e. Van
kmsa and H. ". kire are Plant is and you are
Defenizn On the 18th day Of ,, bruary, \. ID.
1877, for TIE SUI Of seventeen Liars ani fer y-
i've, cents az 49,, hnd teat laid cause oi action
vii be b. ard o rsdsy, the = day of March,
A u. ls7l. AZ % O'Clock u Of Ia. day, be-
fore SAID justice, 1t his once. in the City o.
IoDganoxie, kass e, at VIII en- tim you can APP
pear y q see proper and defend SAID action.
o:gsnoxie, kznsas, ye3rusry 2ath. 1871.
J. h, vsN SMaN.
feb21v3v II W RICS.
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The Iron Trail."

A spicy sketch descriptive Of trip over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road, the beauties, scenery md pleasure re.
sorts Of the Rocky Mountains, by "Nym
Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic
of the New York World, sent free on sppli-
cation, together with the San Juan Guide
maps and time tables of this new and pop.
ular route from Kansas City and Atchison
to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colora.
do, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan
Mines The finest line of Pullman Sleeper
on the continent bet ween the Missouri Xiv.
er and the Rocky Mountains without
change.
Address, TT. ANDERSON,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Topeka, Kansas
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New York Produce M0rket
NEW YORK Norch 6.

FLoUR-A limited demand superfine wes-
tern, 81 35a5 %: common 10 good, s. 50d
20; good 10 choice, 81 15aij ~; white wheat,
extra, 81 9OSS ~; ST. LOUIS, 81 75a s..
WHEAT-Only limited business; No. =
Chicago in store, 81 ~; winter, dull and en-
tirely nominal.
RYE-Quiet; western, SlaSfc.
BARLEY-AOre active.
CoRN-A good business: ungraded mixed
western, sd x0tn6c steam mixed, JTsS6l &c
old western mixed, SIC
OATs-Dull and lower; mixed western,
SSd5,c; white, Ease.
COFFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR-Dull and unchanged.
MoLAssES-FOreign refineing, quiet but
firm grocery grades quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Quiet and unchanged.
EG8s-Steady; western, fresh, lilsssl5c.
PuRK-Firmer: new mess, sls JcGyl6 90
spot sI5 2Udl5 80 April.
BEEF-Quiet.
MIpDLEs-Dull; western, long clear,
S..
LARD-More active; prime steam, 50 80
spot closing at SO 10 spot Sl0 05,ei0 20 April.
BUTTEg-Dull; Western, 2G2c.
CHEEsE-Firm g9l51xc.
WHIsKY-Firmer; Ell l0139i IL.
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They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, perfect renovator and
invigorator of the system, carrying of all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
= healthy condition, enriching, refreshing,
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy OF administration, prompt in
action, certain in their results, safe and re-
Liable in all forms Of disease. These Bit
tiers are especially adapted to the use Of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain of lassitude and exhausted vital en-.
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay
but secure q bottle before it il too late
Sold by EsERsDOKF. eod&v
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To C~nsunptfyes.

Consumption, that scourge Of humanity, j.
the great dread Of the human family, in all
civilized countries.
feel confident that am in possession Of
the only sure infallib!e remedy-now known
to the professionalism the po.itive and
speedy cure of that dread di-ease, and its
unselcome concomitants, viz, a,arrh,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous DEBILITY, &c,
&c Twenty eight years experience, - .
busy practiooer, in the best Consumption
Hsnpitals Of the old and new world, has
taught me that the value of this Medicine
in the cure Of all throat and lung COM
Plaints.
TH 81 suffering With consumption or any
Of the above maladies, BY addressing me
giving symptoms, they shall be put in pos
ssaeion Of this great boon, without charge,
aad shall have the beoefit of my experience
in Thousands of csses successfully treated.
Full directions for preparation and use,
and all necessary advice and instructions
for successful treatment At your own home,
will b received BY you BY return mail,
free oi charge BY addressing
Dr. JOHN 8. BCRNErr.
167 Jefferson Street, Louisville, Nv.
Rar6-W1t
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital we Akness OF depreS.
sion ; a weak exhausted feeling, no ener.
~ or courage; the result of mental
Over-Work lndescreti0ns
o. exc. sses, or some drain upon the
system, is always cured by HUMPHREYS
HON EOPArHIC SPE -IFiC NO %.
1t tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the COON and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
reiuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect suceess by thou
sands Sold BY dealers. Price, SlO0 per
single vial, or $500 per package Of five
vials and $500 vial OF powder. Sent by
all on receipt OF price. Address HUN.
PBREfS. HOMEOPATHIC AED,ClNE
COMPANY. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
fheo. Egersdorf, Agent, Leavenworth,
Kansas. iune2-3taw&w
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A Carl.

To all who are suffering from the errcrs
and indi-cretions of youth, nervous weak.
nes-, early d., csy, los Of manhood, &c, !
will send a recipe that will cure you, Tree OF
charge. This great remedy Vas discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
a lf-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph T Inman, Station d, Bible House,
New York City. feb9-eod&S6mos.
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Holloway. Pills and Ointment.

Scrofula vas considered incurable until
the great di-covery Of "Hollo~ay's Pill-
and Ointment" flashed upon the world.
Disea-es which battle the skill OF the medi-
cal .cho,l., readily yield to these peerlee-
remedies. Scurvy, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, and all cutaneous eruptions are cur
able by them. % cents per box or pot.
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CLEReYMES, Bankers, Book-keepers, Ed
itors, and others that lead sedentary lives,
will find much relief from the freq en-,
headaches, nervousness and constipation en-
gendered from want of exercise, by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t lie . harm
less vegetable compound it can de no in
jury; and numbers who have tried it will
confidently assert that it is the best remedy
that can be used. 1t-d&w
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York Mooev Mark ct.
NEW YORK, Aarch q.
GoLD-Fir1n; opening at q oES and clos
ing at 81 05.
CARRYING RATEs-l12 per cent; loans
also made fat.
SILVER BARs+sl ~ greenbacks; a ma
gold silver coin, y per cent. discount
GovERNNENr BoNDs-Strong.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Inegular.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Market was strong and higher, the
advance for the day ranged from 4 to % per
cent. IT is stated positively that the officials
of the leading trunk lines of the east have
been holding a conference in this city for
several days past, and finally separated with
the understanding to maintain rates.
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1T. Louis Live stock Mark ct
ST LOUIS, Adrch Il
HoGs-Lower; light, s. 0o95 25; bacon,
s. 2595 A.; butchers, s. 095 ii. Receipts,
80.
CArTLE-Duu and dragging, but not quot
ably changed; choice TO fancy steers,
$685. s. good to prime, - 75SS5 w butchers
to hight shipping steers, ranging nom 80 10
10 pounds, 81 9U94 10; cows and heifers,
81 O094 %; stockers and feeders, - 0Oesi 80
corn fed Texans. s. Jo9i1s. Receipts, l,loo.
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HEADACHE. As remedy for head

he AOACHE As a remedy for head
ache, Ponds Extract is used with much
benefit, by bathing the forehead with it and
taking ten or fifteen drops internal
ly. 1t is most useful in headaches OF a
congetin character, attended with fulnes,
hesviness and tension in the head, and es-
pecislly where headaches are attended
with or are liabls to result in noee bleed,
the forehead may be bathed or = cloth, wet
in the Extract, and taken inwardly, dose a
above, repeating in an hour, if necessary.
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THE SURPRISE.

81 HAVE u-ed several bottles OF Simmons
Liver L guiator, and you may record the
fact, that my feelings are 50 far changed
that can eat hearty, and en- more like q
we'll man than 1 have been for yeare past.
have suffered four yesr- and am grateful
Tor relief j RAFFERTY,,
Period rcal Store, 1906 Market St., Phil"
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PITTsBURG, FEBRUARY Is, Il

Pr1TsBURG, FEBRUARY Is, 1872.
.uessrs. Il E Sellers d Co: Dear SIrs,-
Ny arm was so disabled by rheumatism
that l was obliged 10 carry it in a sling.
'Johnson's Rheumatic Compound" effected
q complete cure when physicians failed.
Mas PsrER UPDEGRAFF.
r. E. Sellers & Co., Proprietors, Pitts
burg. Pa.
Price sl.00, McCarty & Sparrow,
a0pnts
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Pretty LiD0

should have pearly teeth behind them. To
make the teeth pearly, and TO keep them 90,
there is nothing like Fragrant Sczodont. It
neutraliz-s every element of impurity that
affects the soundness or whiteness Of the
ahell which sheathes the dental bone. More
over, i, prevent. gum-boil and canker.
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MlL1RTOUS FEVER :

Y0a are al lib ~ % use my name in praise
OF you Regulator Il prepared by you, ana rec.
or mend 10 ever one the best pr ventive
for se!.r ant A.ue Iu the world. 1 plant in
So2;h<est.rR Georgia, N 81 Albany, Georgia,
and IN Ct lay tast Ii has don more g'sd on my
plxa.z ioa among any regross. than -ny meii-
cine evsr a.eii u u .'ers.ies Quinine II TAX IN
IN time.
Yours, &c, Hos. Il HILL. Ga.
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Chicago Produce Market
q

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAr-Active, firm and higher: No. {
spring, 81 2lt, cash; 81 23ls April; 81 III,
May No. 3 spring, 81 2txal Is.
CoRN-A lair demand and higher; $3.50
cash 4oc April.
OATs-Quiet and steady; s3l.c cash $3.50
May.
hYE-Stronger; &c.
BARLEY-Stronger; Sc.
PoRK-Easier; sli ~ cash sli s71<5i4 O.
April; sli s1@li S2tz May.
LARD-AclIve, firm and higher - % Dash
~ 10 bid April ~ 81 May.
BULK MEATs-FirIn; shoulders, 50 9
short rib, - short clear, ssH.
WHISkY-Sl u.
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Assi&noe's Notice.

NJ Office Is HERE8Y 1ivES to AL the
~ creditors OF the Kansas lnsUance
Comp,n hat v, !, on wedn~sd AZ, ID. IS h day
Of June. A Il. 1871, st my ofac- NJ. SIS ca
y are rect. In the city o. LSIvenSosth, and
county Of LesveBworth. In he ia of Kansas,
proceed Puhiieiy 10 Adjust aud SLOW demands
AGAINST the e. ate an Ices ass gusd o.
Csmpany 10 Inc bene1f Of Its red tors nd
for the plrpas aforesaid sha be IN ate ndance
nj m, Office a. >ioF.sa.d fro.s- 81 es a. g. 10
o'eock r. = OF al 13.n day II June, A. D.
two c s-cutive days ex h---fier.
lsaVe'~''' S.6 6ssi !vooDwlss'ss;b,ar 7.
Assienee.
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st Louis PrOduc NJ srEer.
ST. LOVLS March o.

FLOUR-Firm and scarce for sound super
and low and medium extras NJ s. Is to 81 -.
wHEAr-Easier for cash better for options
No. fall, 81 g cash No. do, 81 SOL NJ
cash /; 81 42lx@l S314 April No. do, 81 s. bid.
CORN-Lower; 36c cash; SsseSI74c April ;
&sSaSe+c May.
OATS-Higher; S93i14c cash.
RyE-Lower; 621zc-
BARLEY-Steady sample lots Nebraska, 10
csc.
WHIsKY-Quiet; 81 06.
BUTTER-Sieady and a fair demand for BEST
grades dairy, Eesz5c.
EGGS-Firm lie.
PoRK-Actiye and . shade lower; SIS %
cash SIS V0Gl5 10 April; els - May.
BULK MEATS-Duil and unchanged; no
movement in round lots.
BAOoN-LOwer; s61sSs1tSs s19949h@sx.
LARD-FirRer: sy5s bid cash ; sales at ~ %
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