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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
Old lick single.

This is very pleasant weather ,aid
Grandfather LickShingle yesterday
evening. II am goin' on two hundr,kl
years old, an | don't remember Of ever
seem nu'hin lk. it,
Its awful growlcd - member IT
the family. III it don't % q get cooler
| do think We shall die.
Cooler? dep exclaimed grand
father. "Wh VIII what dye mean
child9 | wasn't complainin' abou, the
heat hc went on, ~hu,touing up his
gown. II was about I q remark ,hX, |
never seen such confoundcdly cool
weather nj this time Of the year Why.
only think, here its the middle Of July.
and the thermometer 10 llO= in the
shade and he shrugged his shoulders
~ il "a lump If ice had slid down his
back
II wouldn't be surprised" h" con-,
tinurd, III tn" blamed mercury would
get down to lOO- aforc i, stops. and
freeze half of ds To death, sam" ~ ibid
one" out West"
"Out Vest"
Yes: in II. Louis"
"iou must be- mistaken. grandfathcr;
~. Louis is the hottest place in the
world. Pcopl" are dying there from the
heat by the dozens"
go, ! III ow they are now. and | don't
wonder n, it people hay" become So
c,"riaStinlN delicate these days that
they cant stand nuthin'. Now, when
! lived in ST. Louis. it Wa inhabited by
IA dit,ercn, breed If eats. In them DAYS
the rcglcr temperature was from Jon To
6N in the shade"
Here the member got on Of the
unpcrccivcd by grandfather. who con
tinucd
THAT made It kind Of pleasant and
healthy. But one summer. right in the
middle Of harvest, the thermometer
fell down to "A hundred and live, and |
never see such distress in all my life.
People just literally frozc Ia death. Ii
your grandfather hadn't been tougher
than II pine knotholr I'm sure he
wouldn't be here nov to tell il. But |
had lots of heavy clothin' and managed
Ia worry through. There's some,hin'
in the air now that rc.ninds me of that
dcsp'rit time. an I'm afraid history j.
to be repeated" and he began blowing
on his tingcr-ends, at the same time
turning arOund to See what effect was
being produced by the recital.
Finding himself alone he said
''All right; | can stand il if you can,
was only telling the story that they
might know Il little of the history of
their own country; but if they don't
want TO hear it they needn't, II they
prefer to remain As ignorant ~ she
beasts of the fields, it amt my loss.
For my part IN go down to the ice
house. 1t can't be- much cooler there
than il is here And picking up his
cane and fan h. went. on City DIR
rex.
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Vincent, started On sLst ss. t~".i,y~i g. -
'hc trail - -ould - 1ut'-r.. and nj return
lns. = lAts. part, y .ui 10 ,.afrh - them ne
,Ddie. ~ WldO. .hel' sud Vincent Ger, frInd
In nsfrus canon ~ ~ Mountain. -hcr-
they had probably noe, the funi-rs ADD Sefr
sNIri n. former h,i,sp bulle, hoi,. IN ',r
mech. and the after four Ia the chest
Al Buffalo, y Y. on 'he nigh, ~ the
stL = August. thsrirs , Nsi. aged turutS,
claiming ~ be The sou ~ the President - the
Chicago Board - 7. lice. and james. II smith.
aged nineteen, ~ chicago, attempted hisos
mail ou TO Buffalo young men, found IN ~"
gur,tIpnablr company - Two Chicago girls
claimed ny WOOD A. HI sister and cousin Pc
tois urfc displayed and a thousand dollars ie
manicd a. abstraction money Wu--i aud
smith we're arrested, acknowledged The rhine
aud we're committed fur c,amiua'i"n
On the afternoon II Aug 2"'h, thrc"
men entered 'hc Saving. Bank a. c"ucomis
No Oue ~ them asked 'hr cashirt, shp VA
alone, ~ change = tlo mn Nhlr be- Nas
changing the nill. another man jumped over 'hc
counter, caught ~" cashier %, the ann, aud
placed one hand over ~. mouth The, hen
'uuk away wha, money Tier. sss In sight aud
putting q pistol 'u ihc ca.hi'f- head told him
'n open the .afc liz M ~ under fear - hi.
ne. aud the fuhrrrs took all the p,'r ~ money
H. the safe, lrtay,u st.r and siur, rrfus
ing 10 taxi the -tycr, - which there vas ihou'
s2uI ~ $3.50 They then mounted 'hrir
horses and r~alI",ci NJ Ia . -Nu,hctly dire
ton The whole robbery occupied about ten
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
COUGHS Probabilities for September

The weather for September, 1873,
will be- phenomenal. Much of it will be
Italian weather. warm during the day,
and cool at night. There will be a
storm week. 2lst to eth. commencing
with heat. high wind. fierce lightning,
and some rain. The second storm In
severity will be- from the nth Ia 18th,
accompanied with tornado, and proba.
bly, earthquake activity. The third
storm in severity will he from the 18th
to 10Th. There will be II storm with
high wind from the tth 10 eth; and II
storm near the 18th to 10th. The warm
cr days will bc near the 3, ., ID, II, y.
and 30; cooler. |, !, II, Ii, ~. 20.
Periods for auroras will he near the >,
=. II, 20, -. T.. j. CorcH.
Grand junction, Ia, Aug. -, 1873.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

NIX ~ informant t. d. lmp.~it.. a. u,tAr
. r,t.tt = the u-. ..r. Undertake. ~
t.r, q ,ril.1 f@yet inter en,. ut tn DO b.
aud ~, death li.t stli - .. a ~ A. y-.'.r
in Negrue, sum- - them druuk As-iu
hl~i before the cummpsary depot M. morn
NIX. ani becoming %fiutnus, made . r..A 'ur
the dor The, we're k~pt hack ~ 'he .Uiu-
y military guard tut the .-a.ui a,'.mp' -
INK made. The gIsfi- nrrd Milling uu, negro.
The c,mmi'tcc D.. iuIug alinii. a-cf 20 .gg
81, be pcuy., Nth fs-i. hu, .nn- . he o.,
gru,, are dissatisfied si'h n, manner 10 4ri,h
the fatluns are distributed 10 ~. evening a
report u the BYari - Health shu.ci y ur~
p..r, aud - deaths To- tucnt, FOUR hours.
\ later report .a,. that the negro shot ~ the
N.~ Orl.sn. N - cases and eighty eight
deaths are rrI-tt.d \, Port tnbsoH 80 40
are reported. aud MY i've deaths uu' - M
persons remaining In town Ahnu; = 80 have
\ 4 The total .raths Ia New Orleans e. ist",
are l.Utl. Including .iIty children under ri"V
~ year. - ngc In Ni,ks urH there sr-r .oS
cut, eight lew ,i-cs and tseuty-nvr int.
mcuts ~ Baton Rouge there hty, i-ru ,.cy
en- deaths from yellow fever Al Or,ra q
Their. scr eight new raSr- tnd .iy l,a'ts 20
day Thl ~ urs cAsrs arr reported AZ Green
vale, Mis-. tHda,, and I've death. tou'u.
huiipi +. ~, gutug forward from towns aud
,it,c. throughout ~" country New istk .uh.
s,ri ton. to ia e $500, aud Bonner -,afta
the 5000 dhuudrcd thousand YIN a 0hoch 'ur
sl" church collections and 'hrl'1'a ben
ci'- are beginning All the other cities. .argr
and small, are contributing LITERALLY
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rniuu'cs

A Co%nstantinopl" dispatch says TO-
Oo Lnlis are approaching B,toum, Ia ask Der.
yish Pash, what course he ipt"ud- to adopt
The Insurgents atuut Duhai are largely rein
for ed they have vigorously attacked Dphnl
several times. ,uirhvuriug Ia turn Slnpnr's
position, aud destroy his poutn"us across 10
Bosnia 81 ~ 10 prevent reinforcement. from
arriving
Tn" Mahumrdan population II kol.
aschin seized the fortliratiuus after n conflict
With two ha'tili"ns ~ the Turkish regulars.
II IL reported that negotiations hay, teen Of.
fcrrd between the Russian Ambar-a or AMI
the Grand Ii,icr IN regard 10 the war indem-
nifty and The expense Of supporting the Turk
ish prisoners.
GERMANY.
The anniversary Of the battle of So
dan was otscryrd hs u holiday with crlrhra
',on. And foundations
TIL" bill against Socialism. adopted
hy the Federal Council, empowers the police
Ia prohibit social :, associations. AID provides
for appeals tn the committee of the Federal
Council,
FRANCE.
Reports Of the French harvest show
II To- b" very good IN two DEPARTMENTS, good
In twelve, fair IN twrnty.thrrc, y or IN forty
sin, AMI bad In seven.
The international Monetary Confer
"ucr, in Paris, has adjourned sine die. The
American delegates urged SON. positive tc
ton, hut only obtained the declaration 81 the
formulated reply of the European delegates
the day before adjournment. \ correspond
cnt, summarizing the general result ~ this
conference, says the existing complications
preclude the organization ~ u monetary unior.
English n"gotistes pronounce the consequence
rs ~ the Herman characterization disastrous.
Monomctalism is advocated by only three very
small States. The sentiment against the fur
thrr decentralization 81 silver is overwhelming.
The influence 81 the conference l. deemed i'm
portant or the future " silver.
SIAlS.
The Colonial loan Of S2j.UrO 600 is
assured. aud will hc ISSUED 10y the spanish
Bank Of hayany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

SuSan b, AnthOng'S ldpioca PH0C"eg.
Peel and core eight apples, filling the
cavities with sugar. into which u little
nutmeg has been grated, Take u cup
full OF tapioca which has soaked all
night in water, add u little milk Tor
water), and pour it round the apples
in q buttcrcd dish. Bake slowly one
hour, and serve with cream and pow
dered sugar. Good cold or hot
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

Apple Dumplings.-Quarter and core
n apple for each dumping; then put
the parts together, with sugar in the
middle; surround each apple with pie
crust; il you wish to bake them, put on
a pan like biscuits, and set them in the
the oven, If boiled, tie each in a sepa-
rate cloth and boil for half an hour,
Serve, both baked and boiled with liq-
uid sauce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

4 warm climate is not so favorable
Ia the cultivation of the turnlp As ths'
of cold moist regions and IN GreI.
Britain no crop succeeds so isell on hifh
hilly grounds. in A moist climate. ihe
turnip attains a larger SIZE IN o't
the south OF England, and dot better
in the humid western parts o. pr''i"
than in the east.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

A sound New Hampshire farmer says
no acre of land ever cheated him whca
he had treated it with a liberal hand,
Cultivation and manure will redeem n
swamp or a sand-bank.
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.,,.n,.. wi.u.f

"Oh, how ! wish my ,kin was a. e'sa, IN
soft as yours" said a lady 20 her ir,ynA'
can easily make u So, hh.Hstr" M uo1
Hon B,,,ers. that makes pure, rich blo"dlld
blooming health. Il done IL for me- Aeou
hserve.N
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
The san Francisco Worhino,se,,.

San Francisco, Jan. 22.-The Working
men held their convention last evening. The
police discovered the place of meeting, and
made descent upon it. The captain IN
charge, who was invested with discretionary
powers, entered the hall, and, finding the
proceedings of quiet and legitimate char
acter, forebore to interfere, and the conven-
ton completed the business of the evening
and adjourned without disturbance, after at
fecting an or anization, until Wednesday
evening. A committee was appointed to
obtain writ of nlnndGDlls commanding the
mayor to show cause why the convention
should not be permitted to hold its sessions
undisturbed. There was an evident DISPOSE
ton to discountenance the violent and lncen-
diary course of Kearney and his coadjutors,
and conduct the labor agitation in peaceful
and lawful manner. Some men known to be
in opposition to Kearney were prominent IN
the proceedings, and in conversation with
members after the adjournment, it was freely
stated that they preferred Kearney should
remain in Jail, as he did the party more harm
than good.
bill has been drawn for introduction IN
the Legislature providing for inquiring into
the causes of the present excitement and Tx
ing the responsibility therefor where it can
be found to properly belong.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and stecks.

=
Nxw YORK, Jan. 23.-Gold opened and closed ut
101N, with sales in the interim at 101kQ101h.
Carrying rates 6h per cent. to Per cent.
Silver ct London, unchanged. Here silver bars
are 116T IN greenbacks and 115A In gold. Silver
coin to ~ Per cent. discount.
Governments strong.
Railroad bonds active and firm.
State securities steady.
Sterling, dull long sly short "a.
Money sos per cent, closing at 9g4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5@7 per cent.
Custom receipts, $s25, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer discussed 100000. Clearings, 100000.
The feature of the stock market to-day was specu-
lation in Lake Shore. A large amount Of stock was
Withdrawn from borrowers for the purpose Of COM
polling them to become buyers. The effect of this
was to reduce the rate Of carrying Lake Shore to
per cent while otherwise it would have been about
per cent? and to cause the buying Of stock by those
who were short Of it. Aside from the purely stock
exchange part of the movement, It was reported that
yesterday 81 through freight trains passed over the
road, which is fully third more than good average
business. It also reported that the difficulties
with the Grand Trunk line had been adjusted. The
extreme prices for Lake Shore GIN to 63H. In
the last hour Lake Shore fell and the remainder OF
the list u to v. The most active stocks were Lake
Shore and Western Union. The market closed steady
The transactions 1Ol 900 shares, Of which 81 0O(
were Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, 5,OO(
Northwestern preferred, $500 st. Paul common
1000 st. Paul preferred, 1900 Lackawanna, 2,OO(
Michigan Central, 200 Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
| Union.
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d Monstrosity.
TCincinnati Commercial.


One of the most remarkable instances on
record of parental devotion and of success IN
keeping secret family affection, may be found
in the family Of citizen who is keeping
drinking saloon in the western part Of the city.
Twenty seven years ago he kept a house on
Western Row. About that time number OF
houses in the vicinity were destroyed by fire IN
the night, including his residence. His wife,
in delicate condition. suffered much from
fright, and subsequently gave birth to a mon
strosity-an offspring without any Of the better
senses of a living creature, except that of sight
without toes or fingers; deaf speechless-
without the least spark of intellect or instinct
Twenty seven years have passed, and the fam
lily have kept this creature in the household
secreted in room, and only few Of the neigh
bors besides, who are on the most intimate re
lations, have known of its existence. 1t eat
when food is placed in its mouth, and is KEEP
in cleanly condition by the most constan
care. A long beard has grown on it's face.
is about three feet in length. It crawls abou
some, but moves with great difficulty. Tha
such creature has lived long is singular
That family, instead Of placing it in on asy
lum, has endured its presence in their midst
and nutured it in assiduous privacy through al
these years, is a strange and affecting inciden
of paternal devotion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
Important Trials il. Russia.

LONDON, Jan. 23.-In the great trial Of
Russian Nihilists which has commenced at
St. Petersburg, of 100 prisoners accused,
actual offense was proved only against 20.
The remaining SO were liberated on bail.
The prisoners include both men and women,
and belonged to various classes. They re-
sided in different portions of the empire. A
number of them belonged to the mobiles. A
great many witnesses were examined and the
leading counsels of Moscow and St. Peters
burg appeared for the defense.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
CHIRTEH AMENDMENTS.

Report of the Special Council Committee,
and Action by the Council.
The special council committee on charter
amendments reported as follows at the adj
journed meeting of the council last night:
A bill to authorize the city Of Minneapolis
to appropriate fines of prostitutes to the sup
port of institutions for the care and reform
of fallen women, was recommended to pass.
A bill to amend an act consolidating the
cities of st. Anthony and Minneapolis, in re-
lation to the duties of assessors and boards
of equalization, was considered.
This provides that two assessors, one from
each division, shall be elected by the City
Council.
Aid. Corser made the following motion
which was not adopted: That the City Attor-
ney be directed to prepare such an amend
ment to the city charter as shall provide that
hereafter the salary of any city official, whose
salary is fixed by the City Council, shall not
be increased except by a two-thirds vote Of
the members of the City Council
It was voted that hereafter all improve
ments, to be made payable by special assess
ment of abutting property, should no
be undertaken until two-thirds of the coun
Gil should vote to order the same.
That portion of the charter relating to tn
levying of special assessments for waite
mains, sewers, street openings, and all othe
matters for which special assessments ar
levied, has been entirely changed by tn
committee and new system recommended
An amendment was approved by the com
mittee providing that judgment obtaine
against the city through injuries by defee
tive sidewalk, the said Judgment shall
payable out of the ward fund instead of tn
general city fund as heretofore.
1t was voted to recommend the passage Q
an amendment to the charter that the Coun
ty Treasurer be authorized to pay over to tn
City Treasurer all interest and penalties CO
lected on taxes paid in to the County Treas
ury for the use of the city.
The sentiment developed before the con
mittee was very generally in favor of con
plete union of the schools of the city. Onl
one member of the West Division Board We
present Judge AtwateD and he expresse
the only outspoken opposition to the pr,
posed union that was suggested before tt
committee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
A Great Sacrifice.

Philadelphia advertisement for sixty men
not less than six feet high to appear in the
play "Antony and Cleopatra drew a multi
tude to the theatre. One of the successful ones
wore glossy black beard that stretched far
down his bosom. Being asked how he Jared,
he replied: ST was selected, but made a
SIX years
Egyptians wore no boards, and I'm cast for an
Egyptian. I get twenty-five cents night and
have to pay the first nights money each week
to the doortender. It will cost me forty cents a
week to get shaved; but then I'll earn ninety
cents a week, and that'n pay in these times.
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THE ST. MORNING JANUARY

time no traces of murder or suicide have
been observed.
The missing man is supposed to be resi-
dent of Carver county. He was around
Howard some two or three days, during week
before last. and made an effort to negotiate
with Mr.. a. Alley, for the purchase of his
farm.
Whether murder has been committed, q
suicide, OF whether it is only /" blind . on
| the part of the missing man, is now only q
| matter of conjecture.
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st. Louis Produce Market.

6T. LOUIS, JAM -. +
CoTToN-Dun and lower; middlings 1OAc; low
do 1Oc.
HOGs-Live; demand active, light at s3.4O1s.e5;
packing $3.7504OO; butchers to fancy $3.9O04.1O;
receipts 1000 head.
CATTLE-Fair demand for fat shipping steers
butchers' slow but firm; prime to choice native $40
@4.75; fair to good do $3.8OQ4.25; butchers fair
to choice cows and hefers $2.2503.50; feeders $3.50
@3:70: atocLers 42bo03. 50; receipts !, 400 head:
SHEEP-Strong, good demand; extra heavy $4.75
05.OO good to choice receipts 500 head.
FLOUR-Dull; superhne fall $3.7004.10; extra
do e004.s5; double do $4.sO05.0O; family $3.50
05.5O.
GRAIN-Wheat, duh, weak and lower; red fall
Silly bid regular S1.13A bid strictly fresh; $l.13
February; $l.1sA@l.l6A March; s1.lex April;
1.O4A cash; $l.O4 February. Corn active and lower
old higher; new No. mixed 53H@4sAc cash; 431ssc
| January; 40h@4Oszc February; 4O1s@4Oasc March
| new 35A@36c cash; 36A February. Oats easier;
No. 2, 24H4c cash and January; 2sAo February.
Rye steady and unchanged at SIC. Barley dull.
| WHISKY-41.O3.
PROVISIONS Pork dun at 411O0 cash; s11.1s
March. Lard hrmer ct $7.25 bid. Bulk meats quiet
car lots loose 4s.S7h, 662h, $50, b.6t05.70 long
clear $6400S56; boxed long and short clear $3.50;
short clear 35.75 Bacon quiet.
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Payne for President.
New York Tribune.

new 1OrK IT1bUne.
The friends of ex-Congressman Payne, of
Cleveland, are more sure than ever that he is
going to be the next Democratic candidate for
the Presidency. Their idea seems to be that
his chances are improved by the failure to elect
him to the Senate. They say candidates are al
most never taken from the Senate. That may
be ST., but there are lots of men who were never
Senators who failed to become Presidents The
Presidential lightning is jersey striker at best,
and the bottle which contains the Democratic
portion of it is at present stored in Grammercy
Park.
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Foreign Markets.

ANTWERP, JAIL ~.
PETRoLEUM-2s,..
LONDON, Jan. esp. m.
TALLOw-39s Sd.
TURPENTINE-24s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q.
COTTON-Demand moderate; Is 3d66.7-16s;
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export, 1900;
American, $3.50.
GRAIN-Wheat California white, average l2s6d
Oils Cd; do club lbs 9d113s; red western spring
No. to ], los 4d011s ID; winter do lis 2d01ls 3D.
Corn; old western mixed 29st29s Sd; new do 28s0
2Ss Sd. Oats, American 3s. Barley, American
IS lid. Peas Canadian Sos Cd. Glover seed, 45l5Os
FLOUR-Western canal COS 6dl2Ss.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork 56s. Beef s4s. Lard
40s Cd.
oILs-Petroleum, spirits, rs Sd; refined los Cd.
Lnseed 27s Cd. Turpentine 25s Cd.
ROSIN-Common So 3d95s cd !; pale lbs.
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acter of the concern which now discredits
the White House and seeks to convert the
Office which was corruptly procured into
mercenary speculation. If the Committee
on Appropriations will examine the accounts
of these expenditures, they will find not only
mode of effecting large economy, but of
stopping an outrageous system Of downright
stealing
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
The Tobacco Tar.

NFw York, Jan. 22.-The tobacco dealers
yesterday resolved that whatever action be
taken by Congress in the matter of the tax
on manufactured. tobacco and cigars ought
to be taken at once, as one of the most i'm
portant branches of trade is for the time be-
ing almost wholly paralyzed, and great pc
cuniary loss is sustained by every days delay.
The dealers also asked that if the tax be re-
duced, provision be made for a drawback on
all tax paid goods equal to the amount of re-
1rctiOn
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Perhaps the Distance Appedrs Greater from
This End Of the Route.
caledonia Courier.l

Heretofore we have had the impression that
Houston county was situate about $50, or posi-
bly, 100 miles from st. Paul. and that the near
est and most direct route to the capital was via
the Chicago Milwaukee 4 st. Paul road, but
upon glancing over the report of the legislative
committee on mil cage, we find that we are forty
or fifty miles further south than we thought we
were, for our legislative delegation in st. Paul
aver that the distance nearly 200 miles, which,
of course, must be SO.
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR-Duu and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and firm; No. Chicago
$1.O6x0 S1.06H; No. do strictly fresh $1.03A !;
regular Sl.03 cash; LOO March; No. 8 Chicago 99c.
Corn unsettled and dull at 40Ac cash. 4oc Feburary
s9kc March; rejected acc. Oats quiet and weak;
23K024c cash and February; 24c March. Rye dull
and weak at Soc. Barley steady at 5OKc.
HOGS-Dressed, fairly active at $4.2594.30.
PROvISIONS-Pork unsettled: fair demand !;
$1o.65@1o.70 cash; $1O.72H February; $1o.s7A
March; $1102h April. Lard fairly active at s7.27A
cash; $3.50 February; $7A0 March; $3.50 April.
Bulk meats easy, sales boxed cash. Shoulders
S2.S7X short rib 1856; clear $5.65.
WHISKY-Steady at $1.O3.
RECEIPTS-18OO 600 bbls flour, 147, 900 bus wheat,
75, 900 bus corn, 1900 bus oats, $500 bus rye,
1000 bus barley.
SHIPMENTS 600 bbls -four, o., 900 bus wheat
81 0Oo bus corn, $1,000 bus oats, 785 bus rye, soon
bus barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and higher; $1.04A
February; 41.O4K March. Corn fairly active at 41c
cash; 3oX0AOc March. Oats frmer but not higher.
PROVISIONS Pork strong; $40. OIL. 90 March.
Lard strong; $7.4507.47h March.