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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10

Eales 900 buShslt, at 81 2ilal 22aS; Feb.
ruary. Esles $1,000 bushels ct 81 2SNal 2lti
March, sales 50, 900 bushels at 81 2eH. Corn
heavy; receipts 81, go bushels: exports SC, 0c0
buphels: un4rAdsd 66aS9 "; No. 8, 50 1a5S 2tc;
steamer 66j<c; No. q 6s1fatsci No. white
and yellow 66S5f Nc: No. 2 December 6sha
Soc; January 6ska5eiSc; February 6SA6sNe.
Oats weak; receipts 10000 bushels: western
mixed 4nailc; white western 4sa4Ic. bay
firm and in good demand Of II 0oal 10;
Hons quiet and unchanged. Coffee dull aud
nominal; Rio cargoes quoted at l0slS<c. job
lots loai4Hc. Sugar, steady: fair TO good
refining 7SSa7zc. Mulasses, dull and M
changed. Rice, steady and In good demand.
Petroleum steady: United 9lKc; crude 6+s
&c: refined s,sc bid. Tallow steady 6kGsHc,
Rnsin nOminally unchanged. TurpeRtne
arm at451<c. Eggs firm for prime at 2ee3 c.
Pork dull and unsettled; mes Sl3 10. Beef
nOminally unchanged. Cut meats quiet
anu firm; long clear quoted at 71Sa7hc. Lard
strong and higher; prime steam - S5as 90.
Butter quiet and weak at 14as0c. Cheese
nominally unchanged.
PHIlApE1PMI, December 9.-Flour dull:
Minnesota extra medium IS rs: good % 80;
choice IS rs: straight So 25a6 so; Ohio good
So 90; choice and fancy Sc 25a8 80; Indiana
far IS 62H: winter whe't patent easter at
$775; Minnesota patent process 81 76as IS.
Wheat insc i've; rejected on track 81 0si No.
No. = red December 81 Tx bid, s. l7A
asked; January 81 19K bid, 81 20 Askedi Feh-
rtary 81 2sIS bid, 81 22K asked, Corn dull;
old western nixed depot 69ci sail mixed
December 66Iic bid, 67c asked; January 66s
bid, 66J{c asked;ss February t6hc bid, 66xc
asked. Oats quiet; No. white 4S19c; No. 2,
471Sc E: No. g. 46a47c; mixed 4aaI6c. Provisions
quiet mess beef 81 60al2 0O; pork, old mess
SO 60al4 o.: new SIS 60al6 IS. Lard, prime
steam IS 7SIsa9 10; kettle 50 00a9 l2H. But
ter choice wanted; others quiet; creamery
extra CSC; de good 70 choice S2a3ic; New
York and Bndfr1 county, Pa, extra 29a
SOC: Western Reserve extra pc; good To-
choice lSa23c Eggs firm; fresh S0c; inferior
2sa29c. UheeSe dull and barely steady
creamery 12Ha12Nc. Petroleum nominally
unchanged, Whisky firm at 81 IL.
CHICAGO, December 9-Fiour dull and
nominal. Wheat unsettled and lower No
2 red winter 81 90; No. 2 Uhicago spring 81 02 4
al U2E cash; 81 GSH January; 81 lOk Feb
ruary No. 8, 96S; rejected 66A6sc. Corn active
but lower At 50 5Sc cash; S9Ssc January; 800
F. bruary; 4IEc May. Oats easier at SIC
cash; s!1zc January; S6Hc May. Rye steady
and unchanged. Barley firm at 81 o.. PORK
steady with fair demand and eaier at
Sll is cash; $lS IS January; SlS 42h bid
February. Lard easier at s. SIX bid cash
s. IS bid January; IS ok bid February.
Bulk meats, shoulders 81 20; short ib - IS;
short clear 81 10. Whisky steady and IN.
changed at 81 10.
Tne following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
o. reported by John N. Hoon q Co., brokers,
No. LEO Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
WILL 1T CURE me-?

Said man whose voehezous eountenInes aud
broktn-doWn elbstituti0n plainly shoA Cd
traeet Of dise,sf-A sufferer vi b Nervous
DyVpepSIA, In atse stomach toe mnst deli
cate nlorSSI lay Ike lead. Reireshlng steep
and quIst nerves were Stranger 10 him, and
he dsspaIred " ever oelpg well.
We advised him 70 take
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


which he dld, and 10 short time wM not
only relieved bat eurSA.
Resder. v ysu are sutarlnH With Dyspep-
tIA o. Liver Dise.Se IN any form, do not walt
until the disease has taken I Of hold upon
you, tu; nee the Regulator Hhen the symp.
toms dat show themselves. Il has relieved
unto sufehng 81 aMON5 LIVER RESU.
LATORI, rot an alcoholic stimnlan', buta
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEnY that will
cure whom everything else falls IL 4 ianlt-
lPIa fatally meiIeins D e not diaarranRe
the sysieni. 10 no violent drastic purge but
natures own remedy. The idsHd d every.
one, and will not dltappIin you. 4 IlnEls
tTiGl will eonyIAes you tnat y Il the cheapest,
puress and best 'smily nedltine n the H,rd.
ASH ID recovered diSPsphcs, bilious suH.r:
en-, Vie'ImS Of fever ADD sgua, the metelTill
dI'eASed patient how theg recovered Their
heaIth, cheerful spirits and god appsllts-
they viii tell you BY taking stmmoas LIVER
re MA Of. PIr In ere should % careful 10
IeA thst they set the Genuine, manufactured
only By ]. Il zElLIN 4 CO., Philadelphia.
Sold 81 all Druggists.
dSs-AWT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10

EEw York, December s.-cottnn quiet at
llXal9Hc: iutures irregular but steady.
Flour weak; receipts "a coo barrels; exports
aS 900 barrels superdne western and State
s. S0at 90; common 10 GOOD q t0a5 90; good
TO choice S. 05a5 IS; white wheat extra 8 10
as 90; extra Ohio 81 7Oa6 IS: st Louis 81 go
as IS; Minnesota patent process t6 6Oas 20.
speculative trsde i.esp SsS iSt5oo buhsIs
exp rts Ss,0O0 bushels; ungrad-d spring
81 14al 9Ok; No. Sspring 81 l6al l6H: No.
=, 81 ieai 2O4: No; do 81 20 mixed winter
81 l6Mal II; ungraded white 81 6ISal is: No.
2. 81 l6k, No do, sales 1900 buihelg,
at 81 i8I<at TN; No. red, December, sales
1856, 900 bushels, Of 81 lsKAl 2oX; January
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
MEDICAL.
T0 THE PEOPLE!

The bOlt evidences Of pbytieianiS sueeFn Is tbs
testIronv Of bis patients The increasing demands
Tor my proi,sGtbal heTtIets prote tbA' hsTs deaf
h0nGrab a., fairly With those Who have con ulted
thouEh have many hundred certificates ifJm these
WHOM have eurrd after they bad been pronounced
Ipeufable thorough medi Il education With
many years boIpIal ex pehsnee ADD familiarity with
thefapeuile agents, elOFe Ob0FVaneA o. tgmpenmen.
tai pe-uIiErIe1 and str Ct attention TO hyg enie man.
lgsm0ht In ures sue ss, u cure 4 POaIblo, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
I a sthma piIas and Rectal Diseases,

i 4 0rapi, n D., Physician Aud suFEeon, has
IA his ressealOn o. eure1 10 the shove dis
sSssS. covering ap-TiOa Of over twenty years, open
lar IbspectiOn. Ne will relieve any e1la o. spas
mode kIthmA In > few mingtSa, Ard without sha,'ge
sonng. haze Whe'liI relerVnesa Of sur ability 70
ne piles and Recall pt'easeS We intend = r.
rSsin. and can be found At Room y stAmm HOuse,
WhSsllns, West Va. Consultaaon N PerSoe, o. ~
lettsf, trSS 70 al hs'A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
Asthma! Raised from Death,

TN THE EARLY PART OF THE
i Winter Of 1914 my mother, Mn. Jane Honssia,
i.v ,Sne webs IN helpless cot dtiHn, and died. -
" hSiISyef, bad teni for Or J. 3 Grant, and he
eame q Nm Jane Bailey wa tying up her tANS.
The poetoF placed his hsuh over my mothers heart
ma ma the was not dead, not 70 tie up her ItWt
m vSnt AVay and hEoggh. some drops and ave them
10 ~ On ban iktrehi h0ldlug II closely oTer heI
noSs and mouth. 10 about ave msnutes she sPoLe
-Ts ara 10 70 around. We WeFe all vpTy much sur.
urissd, indeed frightened She viii never DO 'uTthel
ZONE when Dhe . dead than aba "a, 81 the time the
ki,T ~ her. Nv mother d nov eiGhty.iight yeari
q - End we'll Is woman Of her $50 can Be.
fSsnsdi Mrs CSrOllnO stewart, Mn. Celia 7. SteE,
~ Nj. Jane Bailey, Mr.. AID Mn. George g.
Green. Nra Nina ZeH, Nm. Anna Brown, Ms, Gar
A. CLARK, q Bolivar street. CisFelond' ONO, January
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
Financial and Commercial
Kew York Money and stocks.

NEw YoGk. December 9.-MosEr-6 per
cent per annum and lis per diem. closing at
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper Cal pei
cent. Sterling exchange bankers bills steady
at ~ 70; demand Asl5..
GOVERNMENT BONDS Market weak aud e
per cent lower for fyes and skies, but strong
and Il TO u per cent higher for four.and.a.
halls AID y to II higher for urs Til.
Treasury to-day bought $4,000 Of the six, S
~ ISsn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
y NV IUVLI0uT " VFIHIV1'
ID r. 90 H :

CA1cEE.-"suatred for years With taHe'r. Had Il
cut out hree times i returned sftOr eh operation.
DE- smith cured me without knife eauItie Or pain"
me could not get out Of bed: Dr IN lin cured me
after Others failed" lEPT. PHIiIlP,
Wheeling, ". Va.
CArARRH AND DEAyNRa-"BeliSIed m!ssll in-
durable sense Of smell gIne, FEARFUL discharges,
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DrSpEPHA AND uLcEEArEp Stomach -"IroIt-
ent for yeaiS ailtd 10 Kiye me relief Dr.. ,mllh
cured me-" 1H0MAS HOLT InAuFIuee Agent.
Prs -"Had them Tor fourteen X,,r; Dr., ,mlth
RHEUNArr.x -IsuR.rd torIures inis dslOrm-
Cd treated for years without rlsI Dr. smith
REy HEsRrs. RKpYrrD writes; Soar Sit =
Ing from Catlrrh and LuuG Complaints. GU have
worried wonders In my Sifes case"
REv. y. o LADo, ETitea:- 'Dr. Smiths profess
iional seryi Is in my family hlv0 besn mot tst4c
tory and Ieommend him % all ~ gentleman aud .
tkilltul paysieian."
Mss AARo ,RKT KoLB nyss-"f had been suffer
Ing tor teye1 ye 70 aud tr Atel By mary phJdeians
Tor Dyspepsia. d.. NTH aid bad tlpe.EOrm
and ID zig { hou removed monster, 1903 feet pg "
fEMALk lonPLsNIA-rhne years In hospltils ior
iemIle- give me peculiar 40 untSge, IN such Csses.
Penons eur'd Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver, stomach, kidneys, sktr, blVod, Nervous AZ
fec Ions and Weaknesses Of M.b aad YOUTH SefofulA
and Asth Y testify 10 my sueesEs,
PILEs cured without the knlfe.
Patienis at distance may b. trestAi hv lGttar and
ntitaciIon guar need chart for Eel an nation
cent on receipt Of two three cent IlAsps AID adVos
returned Tree.
IN. 10 p. m daily, Sundays from to p. m. Call
j. E. SMITH, NJ d.,
de4 No, 1917, Market st., WheellnY, ", Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10

RAILROAD RosDs-In railroad bonds the
market was generally strong and y to az per
cent higher. the latter st LOUIS and San Fran.
cisco, class B. The Southwestern shares were
all prominent in the Sdvdnce.
STATE sEcuRrrIEs-In fair request and gen.
erallV strong,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
TAE GREAT STATE DAILY.
TBeloit Gasette.I

Elsewhere In this issue We give full dc.
scription Of The LEAvKNWoRrH T1Hu,,
printing house and other information sbont
the paper which should be and win be read
BY every one. TIE TINEs now Ills q space
heretofore unoccupied in the annals of state
Journalism, and supplies . want long felt.
Most appropriately and aptly has The T1xxs
been designated the Great State Daily, for IL
IL acknowledged the leading paper Of Kan.
"a; no Kansas man can take any issue OF
the paper and not ind something OF interest
70 him In 1t, for It covers the entire State in
Its columns every day editoriaIly 1t is sound
and represents the opinions Of the great ma.
Jority-a minor in fact, rejecting for the
gass OF the rest OF the country Kansas a abe
II, politically, practically and in reality. It
Is paper for the farmer, mechanic the'bu,,.
ness and professional man and cosmopolitan
In every sense OF the word independent, a..
Rressive and fearless The restless enerpv
and tireless purpose which has characterixet,
the career OF Colonel Anthony has been In.
fused into THE TINES. and through its eol.
umns his readers get the benent of IL: in
many respects he Is the most remarkable 40.
ure In the history Of the State, and is in re.
ality, the only man In the State who ha. .
history OF his own he has contended se,,.st
odds which would have crushed weaker men
and has tcome out victorious;T he has
been hated, feared and respected with a
greater DECREE OF intensity than any man
whoever made his residence in Kansas. A.
can ee said OF him what can not be said Of
the. the ese S,, except possibly Jas a.
written without including him in IL. toS
u hout him the history would be ike the
Play OF Hamlet with the part Of the melsn.
1r private, has been more, soundly abussd os
more foully maligned, bat We 6eiieve the
lime VIII come when Justice win be done
alm. even though that time may be afker the
omo has claimed its own and the one ins -
aed numbered with the voiceless dead,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
TuI DIerRRHucI

The article in yesterdays Tn1D In 10
gard to IL bills Of County Attorney Taylor
and Conmissiooer P,ckens was manifestly
unjust in regard to the latter named person.
Mr.. Tsylor i paid IN annual salary By
the county. in the som of $1,000, which il
supposed to be in full for his services, and
i sum far in exces of what his services
- IN attorney are worth. He has never
earned that amount in any one year, out
side OF his ofhcial position, sincs he has
been practicing Law in this city. Ii the
duties of the county attorney require his
presence Outside Of the county he l. clearly
entitled to his personal travelling expenses
while on such duty and no more. His last
claim, for $3.50. for extra professional GER
vices is, to state it mildly, IN inpudent,
extortiooste demand for worthless services
which have, for the greater part been of
no practical benefit to the county, and
sssm to have been rendered mainly for
the purpose of giving excuse for the making
oi tne caalm. Inc bill ought to be repudl-
ated.
30 far - Mr.. Picksns, the Chairman of the
County Board, Mr.. Squires and Mr.. Rich
ards are concerned, they are clearly entitled
to the amount expended BY them for trsv.
cling expenses, board and . reasonable per
diem for the time 20 occupied. They are
not paid an annual salary and - . matter
Of course should be paid in full for all Ger.
vices rendered BY them.
The above Is in accord with the position
taken BY TIE TMEs last June. The gen
eral opinion prevails that the County Com.
have acted wisely and fairly in
their efforts to settle our bonded indebted
des, and have succeeded % we'll a could
be expected under the circumstances.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
a DRCElTFUL GODDESS.


The Grand Inspired American National
Anthem, composed for the glory of this
country BY Mr.. Patrick y. Gilmore, and
Inspired BY the Goddess of Liberty, has
been given to the musical world, and does
not create the furore which it's enthusiastic
author 20 confidently anticipated. One
distinguished musical critic says he thought
~ found in it "reminiscences of "Rule
Brittania" and "Marseilles." If this pain.
full suggestion is based upon fact We shall
bslorced to one Of two conclusions: Either
ths Goodies Of Liberty did not hover over
u. Gilmore and cram him with celestial
4sspirst!od, - he declares she did, or else
sAat divinity played him ascandaIous trick
y palning of on him some second hand
ieFiratiou in manner which will compel
sYWy honest American to feel ashamed of
her. Mr.. Gilmore, in exuding this immor-
I'd work, endured nearly the same agon-
ising throes which convulsed the soul of
Rouget de Isle when he wrote the Mar.
settles Hymn; but Rouget, somehow or
other, appears to have been less exhausted,
intellectually, during the struggle.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
ELECTRIE LIGHT.

A New York special ssys the laboratory
Of Edison ut Menlo Park was brilliantly
illuminated les. Saturday night with the
NV electric light the occasion being .
Whit Of number Of the inventors personal
kis.ds. Forty lamps in all were burning
hum ak o'clock until ten. The effect of
NJ exhibitioa was to convince those pres
0t who before were skeptical, that Mr..
Edison had in reality produced the electric
Light Tor household illumination. No day
y yet 1T for general public exhibition,
but it u probable that inside of . week
sveRything will be in readiness to be seen
y all who deeire to visit Meulo Park. Gas
socks are still depressed, with downward
AnmI~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

dvea Il viii, I believe, nabls u d.
paEtnsnt b Hefund the entire anoun9 peior
70 H. matuRity Of The boads; bat # Il
should not result in speedily rsfasdiag u
whole of thea, that clanss Of ths hill vhicA
reodU applicable ths peosisioes Of IL 81
Of July 1Ath, 1870, etc, will enable The
depaFtneat 70 call such i've PEI cent
and 0x per cent bonds after
they shall have Datured and to redeem
them with the proceeds Of the sale Of four
per cent bond % authorised; and such
proceeds would include, of coufse. what
ever premium the bonds may tksn ell
for.
While It i not thought safe 10 aasuns
that upoa rssuming the funding opera
tions With . prospect Of IN emission Of four
Fer cents about equal in amount to TIE
present issue-ths bonds will remain 1t Q
price much, Il any, above par, it il thought
that under the operation Of the proposed
Dali the parties may b induced to surrsn.
der the bonds now held By them upon the
payment OF m amount not TO exceed the
dloerence iuthe interest between The boods
received and those Issued.
Very respectfully,
JOIN SHKRMAM,
Secretary.
IHI OLD SOLDIERS WAIT THE ELL.
General Weaver and other members Of
Conkreo are receiving thousands Of lettsss
from al sections Of The country enclosing
Peotaons from soldiers of the late war ak.
ing TOR the paesage Of the bill to pay them
the difference between gold and ereenbacks
OF various sums dlsburssd to them during
the war.
SIGNIFICANT,
:. II = learned from . corrsspopdeuce pub.
ilahed to day that in August last the Pfesi-
dent teedersd some Diplomatic appoint.
me1t to Gov. c. Mccormack, but the latter
declined On account of businen intersats
demanding his attention.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
MAINE.


Sdr. Sproul, one of the Fusionists elected
to the Maine Legislature, has written IN
indignant letter declaring that he will not
b party to the fraud. His testimony rs
70 the fact that the errors in the returns
0ere due to defective blanks furnished bv
the State authorities, in order to have the
mistakes made on which the returns have
bssa excluded, is very clear. Here is what
hs says:
Though was elected on an opposition
o06et, and intended to support the regular
0omlnee OF my party, yet, when the mem.
oen elect ere counted out on pretenses which
no totAily false. or exist only In the mail.
c1oos tenorAnce OF the perpetrators; when
S1cn eovantaGee were taken OF defective
oeanks sent ont for this very purpoee nv the
constituted authorities, so that returns we're
60 out from this very cause: when some
Avs Wege strongly enforced and Others on
the same subject were nullifled, by which
tneeo trivial errors could have been readily
ooneceed; when I'VE Of our largest citieS
containing one seventh OF our inhabi;snts
ana 0nelourth Of our wealth. were dIsiran.
Soleeo and many smaller towns treated even
yosoe. y being compelled to be Represented
tnoce whom they had once repudiated ~
ne pollss-thenoe no longer can 4 man. with
0no drop OF Revolutionary blood in his veins.
!eno nie iavor, and much less his infiuence.
In "a OF such systematic viilainy.n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
u. LOUIS. PRODUCE MARKET.
81. LoUm. Dec N

FLOUR-Upchapged.
WHEAr-Lower and unsettled No, red
81 80 cash; u s;5s 81 a514 January; 81 co..
81 1874 February; No 3dO u 3shal So.
COkN-Lower; SS< a35s< cash: So sa36c Jan.
uary; CSC February: 43ss@431.c May
OAIs-LoTer; S75Sc cash 37s<aS7sss Jaru-
ary: 3S5so February.
RYE-Dull: Sic bid.
BARLEY-Unchanxed
WHIsKY-Quiet; 81 o..
hENP-suPpiy light; nominally irm; conf
mon 10 good undressed 81 25ai 40: dresser,
81 50o1 90.
LEAD-Quiet .and steady: Is 50, soft Mis-.
BUrTER-Dull; choice yellow dairy packed
- a2oc; seconds 2oo22c; creamery SID $780, roll
Is go, choice to fancy
EGGs-Dull; lsg19c strictly fresh.
PORK-Lower; SIS Is
LARD-Nominalily lower at q a..
DRY SALT MEATB-LOwer and allow at a IN
81 2G6. 500 6)96 8596 rs
BACoN-NomInally lower: no sales
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NEWsHORK PRODUCE MARxHr



FLOUR-Heavy: super1ne ~ stsrn and stats
S56O95 IS; common 10 good Is 1896 IS; good
70 choice % 4o93 co; white wheat extra = SO
g. 90; 1t Louis - l5es 80.
WHkAr-Spring, fair demand and nrm
winter and heavy;No I ired Sinter 81 50; I'M.
15aded red winter u 62139l IS: No do 81 ~
81 IS.
kYR-SteAdy.
CokH-!nactive and moderate demand. uu-
oiXa62c.
OArLstronaer; mixed western lsssohe;.
0CoIrEE-Dull and unchanged.
SUGAR-Quist and nrm,
MOLAsskB-Fairly Active.
RICs-Dull and uneaspeed.
EGGs-Pirm; vestern,ss2H.
PoRK-MeO S12 s21zal2 IS.
BEET-UnehanRed
CUT MEAHs-Dull: lop1 s,>arrntad,.. - o.
short clear midd.es "a So 81
LARD-Inaetivs; prime steam q Is old: 81 IS
BUTfHR-Westorn lan1sa
CHrHsE-Firm; WeGtern anIae
WHIsKX-O0ersd g q IS: no bids.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

W" 1O1A AONBX MABkBx.
INV YonK. Dec. 81
MONTH"; per cent Per annum, and y
per cent diem; caoainG as per cent
PRIME ALR0AHfILB HAPEn-6a7 mar can't
4ssx.
CoUPoss -'ss1, I or; new 81 i-oas<: new
Ns Registered l os1Se l 06%; coupons / 001s:
sales or nov - registered OSsl (s5<: c00.s
pons o43t0l 81.
Gov.ks AkNn-strong and higher: espss
r. T. BoNDs-Faifly active.
STATE SECCRIrES-Dul,
sroCss.Tns market opened strong being
influenced BY trading At uptown hotel iast
evening, and prices Of Erie and Vans
derbilt speciali1es were adysnced In
the early trade. but ct the call the maxkoe
ieI and was heavy for the remainder OF the
DAY. The decline rar ged from x TO az po1
cent, and Vas most marked in the Coal
shares, st. Paul. North western, Erie. Vbo
vanderbilt stocks and Southwestern secuYfr
ties; The closing quotations were rsnSrSiiJ
the lowest Of the day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
FREUCa MINISTRY,

The nsw French Ministry formed BY
D. Freycinst includes De Freycinet q
Prasidsnt Of the Council and Minister of
FoEeiga Affair, Magnanin - Minister Of
Fiuaane, Geaeral Fare % Minister Of
Wa, and jules Ferry - Minister of Pub.
Lie destruction. 1t remains to be deyel-
oped whether this Cabinet can command q
majority in each of the two houses.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

CArETowN, Dec. GA meeting of Boers
took place on the 10th inst, from which
trouble was anticipated in some quarters,
but it dispersed quietly, after adopting a
resolution to maintain the demand for the
Independence of Trsnsvaal and to elect
Volksraad. Paul Kruger was chosen to the
Leadership and was instructed to summon
the Volksraad. The meeting was earnest,
quiet and orderly. Another meeting, to
take place ON the 9th of April, was provi-
ded for.
Sir Garrett Wolsley. supreme military
and civil commander, in Natal and Trans-
vaal, at public dinner in Pretonia, said
that hencefoWard Trausvaal would be
REGARDED - . crown colony.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE mARKSf.
CHICAGO. Dec an

FLouR-Qu!et and steady.
WHzAT-Fair demand but heavy and
lower; No. red winter, I'll 3o1ss: No 2 spring.
~ soI cash; u 81 January: u slk Februss
CORS-D1ll, weak end lower; 39I.QlOc
cash and January: 1870 February: 5,L
aa6c May; rejected SIC.
OAIs-Duil, weak and lower; at SIC casb:
&lsc January; Soc. February lOc May.
Rye AND BARLRY-Steady and uuchanRed
PoRK-Heavy and active but weak and
lower: SIS Is asked cash and January: Sl3 42x
9l3 - February; Sl3 S2kai3 s. March.
LARD-Heavy and active out weak and
lower; u 40 cash: 81 5d7 s7x January 81 SIX
~ February; u 1907 s2h March.
BULK MEATs- Easter shoulders, a 80.
short rib. - 20: short clear RIB s ~.
WHIsKY-Steady ct u IL.