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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

wheat straw and cotton seed cake than
with any other vegetable. Cabbage
contains one part fssh>torming substance
to three of hest>producing, while in
potatoes the fesh-torming is only one to
twenty. Cabbage is also rich in mineral
matter.
A writer in an exchange says: Expe.
rience gained the past season goes to
show that liberal manurin. is the most
economical. We can see in the past har-
vest where SIS more fertilizer per acre
would have been twice that value in
grain. There can be no doubt that arti-
fetal manuring must become part OF
our settled practice in the future, and
making few careful experiments will
give valuable experience as to the use OF
these fertilizers.
Teach the boys to love the farm, but
do not prove hard taskmasters. Do not
make their farm life one Of drudgery and
toll if you would have their thoughts in
after life turn lovingly to their old homes
and happy young lives. Teach them that
something more than muscle and physi-
cal endurance is required, that indeed
agriculture is science or art, that
should be conducted according to clearly
defined laws and well established princi-
pies, and successful in proportion to the
that directs it, Exchange |
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
Debts of Southern Cities.
New York Letter.

New York Letter.
Unfayorable advices are coming from
MANY of the southern cities that have in
terest to pay on their bonded indebted.
ness on or about the first of January
Their creditors are largely in this city
and naturally there is no little anxiety
in consequence. Up to ahis time there
ID no insurance that even New Orleans
will be able to raise the less than five
hundred thousand dollars to meet the
January coupons on the State debt, while
from Charleston, Savannah, Macon,
Memphis and other points there are init
nations not less discouraging. Mean
while there is a great deal of telegraph
ing between here and there. One of the
leadiag tanks in this city is understood
to be large holder of the New Orleans
obligations alluded to, and it has about
given up the hope of seeing the money.
The bad effect Of this loss of credit by
these southern communities viii be a
serious drawback to their prosperity for
for long While5o come. In some cases
it is feared, creditors will nave to submit
to a runious scaling down of their obi
cations, or run the risk OF losing every.
thing by reputation.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
SUITE ring for O. Life Time.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often
suffer for Lifetime, their tor ures being al
most without remission. The joints and mus
cles of such unfortunates are in most cases
shockingly contorted and drawn out of shape
To afford them even temporary relief, the or
binary remedies often prove utterly useless.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, ON the other
hand, is avouched by persons who have used
it, to be genuine source of relief. It keeps
the blood cool BY promoting regular habit Of
in the opinion of all rational Psychologists,
originate this agonizing complaint and its
kinuved malady, the govt. Besides this the
bitters remedy cures disorders of the stomach,
liver and nerves, prevent and eradicate inter-
mittent and remittent feve s, promote appe-
tite and sleep, and are highly recommended
by physicians as desirable medicinal stimu.
liant and tonic. .i.r*
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
tie it in rediately. Wet a sponge with
the fluid soap, rub it on the soiled places
and wipe dry With clean rag.

tie it irp mediately. Wet sponge wit
} the fluid soap, rub it on the soiled place
and wire dry With 8 clean rag.
GREENGAGE TART.-Make a shor
paste with one white and three yelks G
egg, an ounce of sugar, an ounce of but
ter, snail pinch of salt, and -four stuff
clent to roll. Work it lightly, and rol
1t out to the thickness of quarter of al
inch. Line fiat mold with this paste
ill it with unlocked rice, and bake it
When done, remove the rice, and put il
gTeengages treated as follows: Stone
the fruit and cut in halves, and stew i
for an hour with plenty of powdered
loaf sugar and a little water, adding al
the LAST liquor glass OF pale brandy, tc
| be served bot or cold.
A WHITE FR1CAssEE.-Take three
chickens, cut every joint apart, and lay
| them IN warm water for 8 quarter of an
hour. Take them out, and dry with a
cloth. Pat them into stewpan with
milk and water, and boil until tender.
lake one pint of good cream, quarter
pound of butter, and stir until it is
thick; then let it stand until it is cool.
and put into it little beaten mace, a
little salt and a gill of wine. Stir all we'll
together; then take the chickens out OF
the pan, throw away the milk and water
they were boiled with, and put the
chickens into the sauce, shaking the pan
Till they are hot, and then serve them
up.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS First obtain
Boston bean.pot and some small white
beans; the small beans are the best: nut
one quart of beans to soak III cold water
at night; in the morning take them out
of that water and put them into kettle
and scald them; do not let them boil;
skim them out of that water and put
them into the bean-pot on top of the
beans place halt g pound of salt pork,
part fat and part lean, first having taken
the rind off from the pork and slashing
the top of the pork in email squares; add
one and one-half tablespoonfuls of mo-
lasses; and fill up the pot with boiling
water; bake twenty-feur hours in a slow
oven, and as the water cooks away, fill
up with boiling water.
CLAM CHoWDER.-Put in a pot some
small slices of lat salt pork, enough to
line the bottom of it; on that layer of
potatoes cut in small slices; on the pota,
toes layer Of chopped onions; on the
onions layer Of tomatoes, in slices or
canned tomatoes, on the latter layer
IF CLANS, whole Or chopped, they are
chopped, then layer Of crack
9rs. Then repeat the process, that is,
another layer of potatoes on that of the
CLAIMS; On this one ofonions, ETC., till the
pot is nearly full. Every layer is sea.
'oned with salt and pepper. Other spices
ire sometimes added, according to taste,
uch as thyme, cloves, bay leaves and
arragon. When the whole is in, cover
With water, set on allow fire, and when
nearly done, stir gently: finish cooking
md serve. The more potatoes used the
Kicker it will be. When done, if found
90 thin, boil little longer; if found too
hick, add little water, give one boil
nd serve.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
Women Who Don't Talk.
Montreal Let ter to Detroit News.

montreal Let Ter TO Detroit news.
Another subjectof conversation here is
the leaking out OF certain facts connected
with the establishment of Carmelite nuns
of Hochelaga. There has been little Carr
melite colony in our ancient suburb for
several years, but no one has ever heard
much of them. These nuns are subjected
to the severest discipline of all the orders.
They wear but one garment summer and
winter, coarse serge gown reaching to
the feet, with hood almost completely
covering the face. Their feet are shoed
with sandals, and they are not permitted
to wear hosiery. As special favor, they
have been allowed, in our severe winters,
to wrap pieces of serge around their feet
and ankles. They never touch meat,
poultry, fish, butter Or eggs. and eat only
one meal day OF bread and boiled vege-
tables. Their touches are bare planks
with square block of wood for a pillow,
and they sleep without other covering
than their daily dress. Their doors are
jealously closed, even to women, the
priest or the doctor. They pass their lives
insilence, even their prayers being said
under their breath. Their singing of the
church service is conducted in a whisper
ed monotone. Such acceptation of the
vows OF poverty, chastity and obedience
has proved q regimen too severe for the
constitution OF the ladies, and several of
them have died. Others are at the point
of death, yet the lady superior and the
nuns themselves steadily refuse to make
any change in their method of living,
declaring that all is in Gods hands.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

II. Baldwin, of Monros City, Ind, writes
DR.. Pierce's favorite prescription with won
dertul results 1t effected her entire cure after
several physicians had failed. The many SIM
lar letters positively affirming that the favor.
lite prescription had cured the diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to women, induced Dr..
Pierce to sell it under guarantee. Ladies
need no longer submit to useless and painful
local treatment, as the favorite prescription
is safe, sure and speedy cnre. Hundreds
who had been bed-ridden for years have been
restored to perfect health by its use.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

In an article on the first page en-
titled walking in New jersey" will be
found the sentence, "whitewashed Dutch
mansion with its overhanging caves and
roomy porches;;" but, when first proof
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

F. upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothin1 S,yrup has been used for children
with neve: iailing success 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
Al old and wel,-trieG remedy. 25c. bottle,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

The channels for the exit of impurities
from the system must be kept unrestricted
or deplorable consequences will follow. DR..
Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills, by restoring the
bowels TO an active condition act as clean>
ser OF all the bodily fluids. Moreover, they
render the digestive and assimilative organs
vigorous, rouse the liver. and purify the bill
lazy :cretion. AS cathsrtic they are inGn.
ltely to Il" preferred to dangerous blue pill.
Sold by yruggists.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

Foo bronchial, estimate and pulmonary
complaints, Browns Bronchial Troches"
manifest remarkable curative properties. rs
cents q boz.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
will positively prevent all ordinary diseases
peculiar to horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and
fowl, besides constantly improving them.
Beware of the large packs; they are worthless.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

II you are satisfied to have poor organ,
or run the risk of having a poor one. take
any organ that is offered you. Eut if you de.
sire to be sure of having the very best, insist
On having Mason & Ramlin, and do not be
persuaded to take any other.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

We caution our readers to beware of diph.
liberia, pneumonia, infuenza, bronchitis,
congestion of the lungs, coughs and colds at
this season of the year. Get bottle of John.
sons Anodyne Liniment and keep it ready
for instant use. 1t may save your life. It
has saved thousands.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

Oan cured able dseaes snq PROOF saap of it maed
Iree Address DIR. FCOFE, % Lexington sv.N.Y.
Pensioners, Very important 20 t.; bills
allowed to pas, all pension claims heretof re- a :.
mttsd viii be reopened, thousands OF meritor1ous
iljnsttce done. For full particulars send for copy
OF Ttst s;ttionsl mr. hume. an SPACE pape Is
diers and sailors and their heirs. Contains ali New
Bounty naP nsion Laws: Should be in the hands
OF every soldier Terms, SO cents per ear. Special
inducements to clubs. Specimen copy free Address
at once SEQ. r LETsDs SR Co.. Wash'n DC
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22

Catarrh is the forerunner of consumption
consumption means death. Juniper Tar Gig
arettes are the only common-sense. pleasant,
certain cure for catarrh, asthma, colds and
hoarseness. Price Is cents; sold by all drug.
Chemical Co., 2 Barclay street, New York.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
MARKET REPORT.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEss
Wood Tag Plug
Ton r~o

TIE PTONEER TOBACCO COMPANY
Ness Sork, Boston, and Chicago.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-02-22
FARM AND HOME.


Corn contains FIVE time the OF! or fat
yielded by wheat.
, 1879-01-30


CLEyELAnp. t., dan. 27.-TiIa bsUtt- -Dat,bltt.
Cross scalun. which shoos Cleveland eol!sider-
ably thrco o. tour ysssa aso, broke out axaln
tu.daY. in aiarch, 1916, Nr. Nenuollun 1. Scott,
u rxilIfui eye and sar doctor of this eity, was
utrc.ted aud bound ever ,o tho Common Plcas
Court OF tl,v charge Of bastzrdy, pseferrr4
asatnst hin by En!nlA Babbt,s, in Euxlish
gitl WIN lad rcceutsy eoulu u The city fso,n
asroks the ocean. Thu ylrl W.. barkcI by i.
". Cross hslI Il. l.. Cross, father a,,l aon,
men WHO had moved in thu bcst Cleveland
circles. u ha4 III. Scott. Tlso caaa waa contin-
ued from tiIao to t!me,. t!tl laat July, wheu it
was danlIssct ut the cost Of siN plal1tflY, 5liss
BabIits, who had fed tosEugland, leaving
written stateuent that l!r. Scott WAS uot this
father OF her child, bus that II. l.. CEoss was,
asnl that tue whole proceeding Has the result Vt
conspiracy between, hc!sclt und tic cro.ses to
."s.r 'hp sa 9 On fhs poetor a,i thereby gss
against u.e Rtrl ami tho two Crosses Tor 50, ,ual
alleging that tue bastardy proceedings Injured
als character aud practice greatly With the pub
liz, driving many Vi his y4luahie pstseuts an.i
acqu4iutauccs frunl hfiu, Y.id that he IL uox
Stunned ani suLjcct tu short auswef4 becAuAe
! Of Tie notoEicty VI the scandal.
, 1879-01-30

The following Instruments wese died for rec
ord Wednesday, Jan. 70:

The following instruments were 6led for rec
ord Wednesday, Jan. 70:
CITY PROPERTY.
McHensy u, alS Il u of Softh Az, " (. Is
xlaB II, dated Nay ~, 1871 ALBERT +.
l;oudsIca 10 Henry II. hAstJ... -. 76o
bhettiea Nv. .lu It u u Concord 1t, VI,
"4xlH4 Il, iuprused. da!ed Jan. ~
tJuhn tiaCksr " Wilhelm Mrchstal.... THo
Schiller u, ~ lilo It ' Ut Nosthl:lGfk Ut.
III William Kaoks ~ F1ora e'anman,.. 1900
South Dearborn Ut. :1i II = VI Thirty .tFst
u. W I, .axll0 II. Improved, lated
Dec. 7 1873 ". J. snd u. 4. hEgxlalo
James MAfttn, ,.........,....,........... 8, $50
West Thirteenth Ut, ~ II y pf Lincoln u.
~, .ixl:a It. dated Jan. y tFhilltp
Finger 10 AuRHst ftucXsf}. }............... 80
Clesset VI. 3.U II OF Nsss Division u,
VT. .5A ia Il. dated Jan. &C. Nlnkel'
hAks to 4. DseknauA}..... -. ,...... goo
Lauxlto4 u, between i.cnsflt Rnd Oakley
sts, . I. .111.t II, dated Jan. ~ iLaul.
bert Erpeldng to Joaeph Hentfpyl..... 763
Sherman &f, r. II . Of Taylor 1t, u I. 48x
1Ou II, improved. dated Jau. ~ (Aasy
Baruca IL Richard UArncsl.... ...... 900
south lialstrd It, LII fta OF Twenty.
tttLh ut. I. 2Axi01 Il, Improved,
dated Jan. IT tE- ". Murray TO 7.
west Washington Il, 10 tt . oi Psssst.u
I: +t1l.: Il. DATED Oct. II, is7b ttnsou
Mutual Ltfe. Insurance tompsny to ].
II. j. ]. L. Nowe>,.... ....-.......... 200
aouTu or tIft LIMITS. Nfrtltx 4 MA1its or xktEA
n'LEs W Ink coVRT.nochx.
lu:let!le AZ. II " coEnsf VI FlfsJ-sIxsl IT.
, 1879-01-30

No. 2 closed at &3Hc rntrr.. -
tfe tof next month";. md 44HfSf;e ~ tnvu,ti It
ss!es wedc reported OF :, 400 BIZ No , ~ feeh.
ttc' ~ NJ oJ sample 1t 40&t45c on t,.stA ~ 4331
'*;s L = ,1 wy = IN. s&' To.
hAHi.EtI tIHaa more active and frn
brcnysh - il 9'ghcr: TIE decline or Tncsdss.o ssota4
.sIngf. seiier February sold II h4.tc sna rFhs ef.
eo.ea At H3sse No. oprncd At K;se ,nn sma Natts
r. sse ,ut.;as sa ~ sola ~ 4uAft47.e In e'9''l
~ .,. 81 - set'ef tGnrHafJ. opened a IL
ciosea S1 ~ 441c sna Msseh openet Il 44y,s,s;
..or s.oscu !" Hemnles wcte 1tow. casS IM
4, - ln e. wy ot No 1t 831R{e. sass -
i p6n f., =. r. 1"ss1ttc; 1oo bu No. !, - ~
+ Soo S% 7" ', u ssmp!e ~ asGh70c on trscr.
Il 11t, h, -" 7"11Atc Ifes On buard fosSa tSa
,,,,,.,,
Hunntse cALt~
Acss = porH1Satts n iiN hrls u 4A. 10 IA, x.,.-
IT. S" 4bat'l 90 fnr March. anu ST. h5S .a1eets'
April. Larl-1, go tcs at 81, 25 for n.,,..f fet
?6.JSMGed. y for March, and 50. ;esaM aMt,a;A t.A
hptiI. sHnrk,rps.!u+00 GOO ha n 81. lfLs "a = ~
faasy, x4+ozfS24 20 fof March, aud 81, 47itstee. ~.
LOT hps!i' e@s'a
g O'CLOCK ca,t.
Vheat--ao0 ooo bu =. aasf1e-.
, 1879-01-30

The wheat a'ld Hous Equals almost prcclsely
1o,Ooo,0o0 bn wheat
Iho offerings of sample gratn arc i Just now
little III exccas Ut the wants Of tlc trade, owing
to the crowded condition Of the elevators. The
consequence Is that sample losH 10 not eom-
'natd surtt good prices relatively as they used
to do. reopfo aro looking around Tor storage
room, whIch thcr cannot find. The elevators
may be partially relieved By the loading OF yes
seIs no" ts'lt The 4haw permits movement III
tlie rlrer.
Tie leading produce tEarkets were Irregular
yesterday. both In prizes md actiSltY. Tile gen.
cral feeling was strong carly. but quotations
tapcretl downward in the latter pnrt Of the Acs'
son OIL proys!ons mud wheat. Tho receipts
weru rather smaller all round In grain, n'nl the
alIipping demand was dullcd by the scarclty OF
frciRlt-roon'. ;.
Dealers In dry roods reported MI unchanged
market. Ordcrs Us heretofore wcrc contncd to
sTnall quantities, Just to " ffcnhen upH stocks.
, 1879-01-30

Long clears Quoted At 81 ,3.i ioosu and 81. Ak
boxcd Cumberauds. S4.1hGh5. 90 boxed; long .ctt
hams. ~ tap7!ie: sweet. .piekled hams, 9HGt7c for
averavrs: greet shoulders, aAG3.ic.
bacon 1n.tcd At ! Il Gt+!sc for sh0udass. 4Adtbo
for short riba, ffb5tic for short clears, 7.sN74c
for hanas, nil cnnsasett md rncRtti.
ttNEAsN--Was auotcd ut 5GsAs4c for white, ~
Gl4tic for yellow, and lGb4Ac for brown.
lIEEF lit1NCC'rS--Wrrs ktcaly and quiet at
81. 7heH. 10 for tncss, 81 76 for extra mess
ANA $l4. sO4L II. 10 for hams.
TA.Low-Was quies At Ueb0!ic for city, and 5k
Que Tor conMtry.
, 1879-01-30
tAn1 tnterest.
uY TELEGtE.tTIf.
Nfegv YNttE


tn the 1rtsttr, Assoratsf 5'r.s,.
NEW YonK, Jan. were active
anil tlr,ts..
Railroad bonds were strong and higher.
State securities were dull.
The stock market today was active md strong,
with an ADVANCE In prices ranging from lG544,
both investment and speculative shares parttct-
patinE In tlle upward movement. After mid.
day coal atocks declined h0eeAs, on the low
prices realized for coal ut thu auction sale Os tin
Delaware, Lackawanna It Western Company,
and the general llst fell oil. 1lQ9t. turing the
afternoon there was IN active buying movement,
which continued to tle close, when the highest
quotations Vt the day wcro current. a pronll"
nent feature waa an advance III Western Union
to 1Dls x, OF within frnetlon OF the hghcat point
ever reached. Tile greatest activity was In Erie,
Delaware, Lackswatina sS Western, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, St. Paul, Western Union, and
New Jersey Central. Tic 0rnpAtc's exclamation
of yestcr.iay's sudden break In the market
says: t1i,e only conclusion to be reached Is,
Of the dangerous condition of;ths market, bud
been for number OF tlnYs qutcs,Y engaged In
unloading enough of their holdings to put them
IN position OF safety In caAd Of break. All
this was very quietly und carefuIly dune, nlnl
probably without communicating their tnten-
sions to their immediate followers. The pur-
chazes Ut l,davy operators sedm TO llayu co',-
ttnued to-day, anl speculation appears to have
been again III tho direction OF higher prices, with
the market In safcr poslt,ol, tan before, md
for still higher rIae. notwithstanding Ill
this there Ia no loubt that great deal that Is
fictitious exists in The present speculation. 6onic
of the butter clasaes Ut securities are undoubt-
elly worth Ill they urc selling At. considering
thu revolution tlat has beya created III tho in"
tcrcat rate, but very mauy ot The speculative
stocks have been advanced to figure
at which no prudent mar should
| purchase" Transactions were 570,0o0 shares,
$1,000 Erls coutnon, 1900 preferred, 5l.0o0
Lacknwanna, $1,000 Lake Shore, =. 600 North
wcstcsn common, 25,0oo preferred. 37,Oo0 Ut.
| Paul common, 1000 preferred, W,0W WGs.ern
| Unlnn, 1000 New jcrsey~ccntral, II ,000 Wa
| bush, S,7U0 Michigan Central, 5,:ao Morris q
| E.scx. H7W Missouri. kansah Il Texas, 1890
UhioH, ASOU Ut. Louis, Kansas City Il Northern.
1sUO illinois Central, 1900 It. Jnsephs, 1,o00
| Pttsburg, 1.DD0 New York Central, f,h00 Nork
Island, LOO Atlantic y Pacific Ttlegruph, 1.ss0o
| Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati u lnatnnapo-
| liz, 1.OGu ucluware j. Hudson. D,t00 Canada
Southern, n,nl 1,2U} Chicago & Alfun.
Mouey active Ut 1)9M5 closing ut y. Primo
| mercantile paper, 3s5tf6.
| Sterling exchange, DAnkeEs' tllls, steady A.
a83; sight exchange on New Yurk, as9.
, 1879-01-30

EKAN-Was uloKo ncfiyc and easier. Sales wcre
80 tons at 81. 5u17 n per Ion on track, anu 81. 7
tres on board car.
Coax.MrAl-Coassa va. nominal st SO. 90 per
tou On track.
suoa1a-aale waa made OF 10 tons NJ II, 80 on
ttuek.
BPRISG WiIEAT-Was lrrcru.asly tra,ee. The
market s!ccilnrd !4c advanced &c. and closed 10
aooss tue latest Ersces OF T,.es;lay. Ths gs,t!aa
aaleh Rlade anr market open suthtt weak, hut ~.
se,p.. here wc.e smaller anI that fact Induced a
9stter demand, Mnder which prices improved
strength. but Tho frsng fur sou,e ttmo past Las
heoh fnsosablu iu All I'D yaacs, and good many
opsra,,o'. 4, T.. buy nttie wsnesss s!ts:. downward
hitch. They touk bold yesterday IN iliat way, ani
,nost u tho gtaln thus botlvht ssensad 70 ~ foE
top, Tho sh!ppIng demand "as rsthsr qaips; No.
slesed at Ssfs: G., and NJ. Y = 7g6c. Seller
'Is o1ene sa soss1 sss! s es
sea e :sSS is sSrasss ts :o'i % " sas'
sale. wsru reported Of ii, 0oO 6a ~. at s5,sD
SSe - esxs o eu n: M q i 7SS Sn So y Is;
fa.. Total, l4u, 4Vu III.
W!S1En M1s.5-Hss A. 81 sn;!tsl, Nominal on lot.
track. and S01 bu do a. Mn duiiysspd.
t'otn was tathur 9aict, aud easier On futures 10
tls extent Of about re eany, whtls spot cora w.4
late.t urlss.. Ths ptt.iah snatksls ware quoisl
~hiie our racu'pts ~eru smailst than nanai, with
tatr shipments. Tht chief feature IN tue Liatkst
Nns rather free puEcha4s of No. = and high
mixed hs partss,. wfS vi T. were supposed to wan. y
nssigsttou. Tho smaller supply made holders
catsisss 10 veil fot Iusnts. though ,hora WAS mol
much ucntanl. seller Mar openvd 1t a5,ie, ID.
s4uesa e MAG, I'll back IL 55ts, NJ closed at
March at 3!hl3lAc., aud February = 1oHd
aoSc,-ths 1attss e.es!pg u 3o.ic. sclist tns
mouth waa little better IhAia nu!iil!al ut :iQhd
:oac. Spot corn eio.ed a 30ac. t'a.h sslss
II :Oh GtaOfc; Is. o0o bu new hIRh mixed 1t .oc
| I. 0uo hu nav nnssd u 37%c; =, 40 bu rejected
| Ut .u44s.7c; II. 100 bu by san,pls 1t .7issk3lc
on track; aud s. 900 uu do IL :Bi;c ifes On
board carr Yata! i0:!. wv bu.
| UAl.-Wers auist aud unchanged. Futures
were lltls better than nonHal, and ths trading In
cash sas principally iu hampes Seller tho u,ont 4
Of ~; slo.edas tNtc Febraasy soll i ~.
and alaY At .is4c. March was quiet n& 40.4c. ke.
@retsa ost. *use quiet u ::o4e. tass ~. wsrs
tupofted u !. 1Ou bu No. ii l04n; 7. A0u h4 by
sample ~ lu3t f1:1c Of tttcx: aud 10. Ao0 bu DO
At !9<e=5e free ~ board. 'rotal, u. 500 bu-
tu&s. saiuYirs vita r.taSs pumseuus. aud klnIt