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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Failing Of quorum Monday even
ing, the City Council did not meet
until Tuesday evening. The stand
ing committees have been rearranged
Is follows: Bristol, Wight,
Bone. Finsnce-Wigbt, Whitehead
and Bone. Sidewalks - Wolsieffer,
Clarkson and Miller. Streets and
sidewalks-Bone, Gilbert, White
head. Fire Department - Gilbert,
Wight, Clarkson. Ordinances-Mil
Ter. Bristol and WolslefFer. Buildings
Whitehead. Miller, Bristol Sani-
tary-Clarkson, WolsiefIeF and OH
bert. Considerable discussion took
place with reference to the Iron Ave
nue. widening on the west end, but no
official action was taken.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

On Monday last, Major E. L. Nor
ton surrendered the books aud papers
Of the office Of Justice OF the Peace to
his successor, Mr.. A. Wellington. II
the Major had served until April, be
would have seen sixteen successive
years in the olfice-An extraordinary
length OF time, when we consider
how difficult such an Office is to on.
He has had the reputation OF being
one Of the very best Justices in Kan
sas, and this reputation has been CIV
en- him by not only attorneys but by
Judges both OF the District and SUI
preme Courts. He Is now fully as
well qualified for Judge Of the Dis
trict court as bali Of the Judges now
occupying the position-althUugh be
has never pretended to be a lawyer
lie retires from the position he
has so creditably and honorably filled
with the best wishes Of our commu-
nifty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Buekwheat Flour, Maply Syrup,
Honey, Omnges and Apples at
Campbell & Tuthillis.
WANTED-Glrl for general house
work, small family, good wages. Ad-
dress J. E. Seaver, or call at F. Good
now's house, Seventh street.
We are selling very cheap on ac-
count Of bard times, aud endeavor 20
keep our stock OF Dry Goods and
Groceries very complete.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Can any one bring US q case Of Kid.
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure2 We
say they cannot, as thousands Of cases
already permanently cured and who
are daily recommending Electric Bit
tiers, will prove. Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, weak Back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They puri-
fy the blood. regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at
soc. a bottle By Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Notice Is hereby given that there
viii be an examination Of the teach
ers Of Saline county at the court house
on Jan. Slst, 1855, to commence ct
ofeloei- -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Friend BOndi-lately converted to
the Democratic faith-fnds sigDers %
bis recommendation for Register Of
the U. S. Land Office, hut a large ma
jority Of them are not simon pure
Democrats. The Democratic party OF
Saline county don't want him TO have
the place, aud what's more he won't
get it. The men who get the places
will be tried and true Democrats
not mugwumps and renegades. This
we learn from prominent Democratic
leaders of the Stale, besides from
Influential Democrats Of Saline cOun-
ty. BOndl jumped little too late for
1884 and too early for 1855, as in
year another Republican administra-
ton will accede to power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

AGNES J. CARRUTHERs,
County Sup't Saline County.
5l-2w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

The Fay Templeton Opera Compa-
ny Performance has been postponed
from EIlday b Saturday nisht.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Dress Goods,
Silks & Velvets,
Flsnnsla
Corsets
Handmade Boots,
Scissors
ElsvsA
Hosiery
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-22

Better goods for less money than
any house in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

new orisHns.
RRovIsIONs.

fhON lIlVNDs
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Flour--
Quiet but steady; fancy to extra fancy
4 1904 so; Mimi p. T. 500.
Corn-Slesdy with good demandi In
sacks, mixed and yellow oOCS6l.
Oats Western In good deman1i
choice, 42@45; Texas red rust-proof 4oCS
43.
Corn Meal Quiet and finer at . IS
Haydn fair demand; prime, IS GOO
IS 90; choice, IS 509l9 90.
POrk--Lower and quiet at IL.
Lard-5leady with fair jobbing de-
mand; refined tierce n
Bulk Meats - Quiet; shoulders,
packed So; long clear and clear nos,
bacon Quiet; long clear az clear
ribs, 7l@7s.
Hanis-uhoIce sugar-cured can
yassed easier at 10i@ll.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Western rectlheui
05@I 20.
mon to prIh.e, 79@l Os.
Sugay-Weak and In light demandi
common TO gOod common, 44ta4 falf
TO fully fair 4s@4.; prime 20 choice
5G15 8 10; yellow clarified os@o
Mola-ses-StrOnR and demand actlvs,
common TO fair 2bCD32i prime S4C95oi
strictly prime 4l@4d
Rice-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary 70
prime 4t(gB. q.
Cotton seed oll-rin good oenan,u
and steady; prime crude ost'@9'-'
summer yellow S4i'SfO.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

BAH IRON, " Hp,--Norway, 90, NO. "a
nheet iron fho. No n q sheet iron, $50.
galvanized sheet iron asDe]<c.. No, y Y Soaf
lie; No, y do, $50, 2oxB roodng tin, Vtd e.
@lb60; ltxO and l0xit nat do. 81 1905 81
unnera wire, 80 per cent on; timers stool
forty per cent on; cook stovog nth ware
$40 bOlp2o %. do, with trimmings, tlt 6Q6A6oo
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlea, eOo.e5ei 81
tongues. eOcdoel 90; ningletrcoa, 81 70; bolHten
Soc; BpokeH ~ 76aoS 90; folloes, n s5na 80
Doubletroes 81 1904 %; neck yokes, 81 zoe
2 SOC plow beams, bQ00Sc.; pillow handles, 81 y
02bui handles, 81 1902 %.
NAILS. s. Is keg, basis i0d.-Burdon hure.
shoe, per keg, IS IS; Perkins DO, Is %; wall
or do, IS SO; Burden mule, 8 sol Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No, Soc, No. s, $50, Nj
8, $50, No, I, nc, No, 5, 2oc ',Iaks'h' do, Nc
$50, No. q 20, No. . s1c,, SO. Z, 9c., No, \
2lc.t No. 7, leo., No, :, iSc,
~ O0gpg 6Oi HackenHaok. % 5000 btyh
handled, % 60aS s.
REFRlGERAToRS.--N Gilman. $40
30. 9. DO, els 50; No. do, t29; No, do, e.,
No. Q do, 80.
OELIlANEoUs-rraCa chains, a. y
pair, tlo7c.. pillow singlotreoa, per don, a.
pillow dOuhlotreos, per donon % 90, utooi
bells, 10 per cent. OF; door looks, gs 1899 Of
wood HCrewt, 80 and 10 per cent. on; 4 L Ca
door butts, AZ and 10 per cant on; cut an
timed taekE, ~ per cent on; coffee milin, =
per cent of; blind hinges, % and 10 Per cani
on; carriage bolts, Is and 10 per cont ur
plow bolts, IS per cent, on: piece tin war
81 per cont Oh: deep stamped ware, 20 pc
cent. on; shallow stamped ware, % per osni
on; iapannod ware, S0por cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
naiIdlnE mass1IaI

GuNgnHH-a Ongn iumDeT, pOxing, y inep,
and under, nfHi-olhsa, el6 shipping, Lxg. Sc.
IL and *, ~; rough lumber, second clht
SO; iOi1t and Hcanuing, oulla, u 10
aIDIN0-Fjrnt common Whits pine ltO 70,
n 50 nsnse pine y; sis; 40 X s1os net We
rough, el6O0.
DREzBHp LUNBNR-B0Ing ~ incnot and
undoY, 80 00aeN 90 do kx5, 20 O0oT %,
noantlinR, lolat OT any common lnnl
ts5 O0&17 bE boxing oveT Il inchte. g30g
second oifga. any kind. go.
DnnasNp AND MAToHKD eIoonfHg-Fin
olnnI G25; second GLASS, b12.bJ
WHITE PInE FURHldIIh0 LUhBBn-l2tl
and inch white Pine, so, inch do, so.
characterization OF F14AIr--f1flt COR
mon white pine, 81, $50. "a do ~ .t9;1d do, fst,
poplar -. - Uoo2Ibg poplar - saa5o05a
naliyopine X, ei6 40 =, &c.
PoF1.AR LUaneA.--i5(, ". and linen %
aHfHaf.E5- wnits pine A. s. DO shaded =
gi.1i. 90 extra No. 4, $50 cypress, beEti aa1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

Twelve months oiiIs, light, npo and moo
um lb6l7; 1ns heavy 70 light, gSHlJ; ai1
light, ans and medium, i2GlA coarB
7Lfga.
HIpEs--Ho. heavy mint, dry , $50, NJ
heavy flint, dry, y D lilo; No Light mint,
n lie; No. 2, light flint, y b 30: bulls An
heavy, damaged, y n 3; calf skins and bndl,
damaged. :, D 1850; green, sailed, sound, v
10 butchers. green, z D SIC.
PELTRIns-Deer skins, IN l51iB ante-op
Akins, y D l06l8c; goat skins, each, l09A
sheep pelts, according 70 amount or WOO
1lOH up; RhearlingH, according 20 amount o
wool B@l0; Mexican sheep pelts, geiDt
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llDl2c: hoS
lean sheep Ehsarlings, 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

WEmKT-RRotinsd u IODlb0, ~ PER proc
sour mAAh, one year old, u ~ two years OLE
81 00ef2 -, three years Old q 610a 70; TAM
extra old WhiHky esl16,
WngHa-ClRret, oase,B 6Ool0l0 - per qua.
ity: OAtawba. per gallon, 80 ~ foIt, 81 zoe
per gal. u 0Oob %: white wine, In caAs,
n OJblO 00
ORAhPAaNA-a. h. Mumm q Co. EzLn
~ 90 KTuR. In basket. EB O0l80 "; DomeHtN
champagne, 81 O0@ido Geo. doulst, exc
dry, ptnta, va 80.
Per dos, q O0fe2 ~.
BOTTLED BEER-Isomp'G quartz, "a W pk
al2 90. Budweisor quarts Gl2 "; pinta tlB Ok
rrlRDgsr beor quartz. tlB 0O; piuta tlh 81
9ohlilE Milwaukee, Quarta el1 o. pin1 gll D.
Anthony a Kuhn'H, qpa tl2 10, pinta az 81
III. Clausan a BOnia aha unpaRne beer qua
81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
New YORK.
PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, Jan, % -Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot lots a trifle lower; OBJ
tions opened shade easier; later ad-
vanced I 10 X closing at reaction of
I to \; No . red 90iG922; No. . red
February S99@S9t, closing SOL; March
9Ol@9ls, clUslng sos; May o3g@94s,
closing "a
CoTn-Spot lots less active; options
for January lover, others TO high
er, closing at a reaction OF 10 4; No. 2
5la; No. 2January 5l., closing 5ll; Feb
ruary 50}6D502, closing 50E; March 49s
@i93 closing 400; May 4sL@4s, clos.
ing 40
UofFee-Spot fair; Rio steady; options
steady and moderately active; sales
1850 bags; February z 20; March 30;
April 0O@s 05; May zoos Is
Sugsr-Dull; Martinique 4l1-I6;
centrifugal 81; fair 10 COED quoted ct
1905 IL Is; refined easier; extra
G 81 @5s; white extra 57l6@5a;
mould a 81: standard A 81; confec-
TONERS A 6@6i; cut-loaf and crushed
81; pounded O. granulated Gil; cubes
Molasses-Dull aud unchanged.
Rice-Steady and moderately active.
Tallow--Steady.
Rosin-Steady
Turpentine-Quiet.
Pork Quiet
Realistically.
LArd-Dull; spot 10; February II
| OF 10; March 2o@97 .; April 7 25s,
81; May $500 81
Beeves-Rereipt go, mainly ex-
port steers; no business In cattle yard;
city slaughtered beef 7i@9s; few Sc
lected sides reached 10
Sheep--Receipts $500: quiet; sheep
3 T5(G5 25; lambs 25(56 10: dressed
mutlons slow at 5UG7 so; lambs
dull at 50@S so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Drurs ana Pnintl.

nltNNlA,
Bark, Cinnamon per D u; Peruvian, Bo2 3,
BoraK, leo. Bi-carbonaio OF soda, Englis
So, COpperna, Sel4. Cinohin0dih. pOT on 81
OTIS; CASTLE hosp, per n tlsls. Cream tartar
Calomel, =. q W., T0@7S English, per To- boi
tie included, q5Gl %, hlorll Hydrate per u
81 5o@l 20 thloroform, per 10 bottle inoluo.
Dovore, per 10 81 70. EPSON ualtH per 10 90
~. Gum Opium, per 10 4 80; Gum Cam
phor, per II Sos Morphine, per o. IS sse
-, OIL, Castor, machine 760S5; oil, Castoi
per gallon, 81 668l 70. Oil, lard winter
strained, 65b75; oil, lard No. 1, 6SeTO. Quin
lnoi y. a. W., per on u 0. Flowers sulphur
s oase % Au Per s cent rrsserp1sSS Ss'
per ct. o., Show cases, market prlcoa. RehAtl
patent medicines, at list. Thayera Flint
tracts, - per osnt. on, Essential oils. -
Louis list.
strictly pure white lead, 50 bUs Bpiriti
tuIpentne, 5000 Boiled oil, 626e65c
THK sHERMAH.wILLIAMs O0,.ORs.
Ivory drop black, IL, per 10 1856 Engltn
S S9SS 6 elsef ls Der 10 lSe lamp BLACK ~
25c; tUltramarine blue, W, IL, 2Do. blue pain
Is, l2o; raw Turkey lumber, Is 90. burnt Tui
key lumber. Is. %: raw Italian sienna. Ia, eC
burnt Italian dilemma, lg, 90: NRnkyke brown
lH, 90; Paris green, IL, 200, Chrome, l. n. O. Z
d. o., Is, l2c; American v0rmillion, 10, 2Oc; III
dian rcd, Ia, III Ninetla red, ls 5s, 1873, 30
&C; Chrome yellow. L. N. o, a d. o., Il, Itc
PREPARED dRAisIRa uoLoRH
Bark oak, l6o; Ash, lBo; Black walnut, lbf
pisrEnPER ooLoRs.
Ivory drop black, DC; raw turkey umbs
2bc. burnt Turkey umber, 25c; raw TtaliAi
sienna. 2Dc: burnt Italian uionnh goo; Van
dyke brown, Csc
Prices OF shove made on basis OF in a
=, and Id cans, aHaoftodi I In X and ] n
cans; balance In and ID cans, assorted
Price IN III cans; balance IN and 10 can
assorted. Price IN ID cans, 10 less; I2JS ANT
% Id tin pals, l1fc less and kegs 70 per
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 29.-Spots
closed steady, 1-l0 higher.
Sales $500 bales.
Low ordinary s; ordinary =; good
ordinary 10; low middling l0i; mid
ding 10s; good middling lOi; mid
ding fair IL 3 10; fair ii
Flu ures closed quiet, ] TO 2 points
higher except September, which ID .
points lower
Galea % 400 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

santos.
SANTOS, Jan. % Coffee, good aver.
age $500 reis per 10 kilos
Receipts, week. $4,000 bags
shipmens to Europe, As, 600 bags.
Sales IS 600 bags.
Stock, 1870, 900 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

ne Janelro.
RIO JANEIRo, Jan % Coffee, good
first 400 rels per 10 kilos.
Receipts, is. 900 bags.
Shipments to United States, 5000
bags.
shipments to Europe, 10000 bags.
Sales, $1,000 bags.
Stock, $50, 600 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

clNnu, s. do No. 2, si.2s 90 No, ), $50 rAnt
saved heart, fs; snra, 81
PrcUETB--Whitop pine, dlu8ted and hesuRn
sqnare OF nAA 4 yellow pine 40. 9; inth,
LLnn, unnnEx, Ero--Lims, Austin, O.
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or RoaenAle, ban
Per hhl.; Portland, et per Dbl. Plnster fnrin
New York OF AiohiEan, q par bbL Plagta'
HsiIcS.9Firs-prooG sfsO psrM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A Good Investment for a Oatllsman On q
Man With Honey.

For sale or Will trade for cattle, o0e-half o.
Whole interest Ia Que o. the DCsrpayiDa jQN-
elry slYresin Texee. 10 3 town containing 600
inhabitants, with very lltuo Oppoaiion. Pays
fSSl0 q yea clear 81 1pnnses Long l9Aaa on
workman al tho bench. for furfhef partlc-
ulafs address NE fnanaEsre 81 tnih papoF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

auTnitura-Basaspeltdh, imitation vain
zach, "a t0DS ~ all walnut. " 608l0 %; CHAIR
wood seat, y dOa, - 1907 %; cans aud rRtt,
seat, y 006bg 90; cane seat, dining, al2 000200
Childu and rockers, - 0Odbl2 30; large rooki Jt
80 O0bS0 OG camp aud rockers, each 81 76f
50, Mirrorn, arch tops. y doH, 81 BO0l2
Table, round, g. 00H9 30, fall Leaf, ~ 60le5
BRfea, each, - 1901 %; bureaus, - b0GQl
wash stands, al 25et6 60; bed springs, "a 1891
Baby Carriages, % b0l120
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
aalveston.

GALVESTON, Jan. 29.-Spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, -.
Sales, none.
Exports 1907.
Stock, 27,5l2.
Ordinary, 81 Good Ordinary 10 is;
Low Middhng, l07-l6; Middling,
10 ll-16; Good Middling, 10 1916
Middling Fair. II Is
Futures opened quiet, ruled steady,
closed steady at ] point lower for
March, April, September aud OctO-
Der Other months unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

uNASOrAL.
x, Jan. 9o.-G g Noa 1en. =
r \, sales 100000 FourS
dM129
arm.
,rlties dull.
market was more active
nj any previous day for
"A The dealings throughout
IA with much spirit. There
sI,bt reactions at intervals
Il took place of ] per cent
Pacific preferred to S6h
.,lcourse of prices was up
A sdyanceof to 81 per cent.
Med. The anthracite coal
y most prominent feature
IN Throughout the day and
.,.tlnthe Improvement; of
..rsnu, attracted the most
Il ,o,e from S6l 10 S9s, on
,,la0lO shares out Of a to-
vbole lis5 of Sl2, 3SS
ni,vare & Hudson
n;ll, Jersey Central 2 to
a,,ls 4 Essex 9 to III. The
snee in these stocks re-
-oelus from the increased
rnsl and an advance in
pennsylvsnia coal COM
gcehts per ton, and also
Dect that this action will
by other companies.
4 largest advance was in
nusolidated. which rose >
General market was firm,
move up much until the
.ipsss. when the demand for
more widely distributed and
fise of to l per cent,
erbilts, the Changers aud
stocks figuring cOnspicu-
The Aolivity and improve
Il Recommendation of the 3
Yty years. funding scheme
no roads by the senate judi
nitiee, the restoration of
freight rates at Chicago
uis snd other Western
Nd the reduction in the
rate discount which
e demand for stocks for
sccount in the afternoon
simulate the upward move
free PURCHASES to cover short
were made New York Cen
heed Il toss, Central Pacific
Northeastern Il 10 00i, st
72i, III ion Pacific / / TO 49s,
he 10 81, Missouri Pacifiu z
shA to $50, Western Unien
louisville a Nashville to 81
ngton & Quincy ! to 49,
iinsl saies the market was
Or within sG} per cent. OF
gures Of the day. Northern
referred, recovered from 36}
81. Compared with lat
being, the prices are to 81
higher. Oregon Improve.
lned to2 Oregon Naviga,
to 6ll, fell Off to 59} and
gbll
Burlington of the Central
vas elected to-day a mem
New York Stock exchange.
cllons 3l2 600 shares.
MONEY.
ORR, Jan % Money 1@la.
i prime mercantile paper
iling exchange B. b. weaker
ghtis7.
EXCHANGE.
RLRANs, La Jan 29.-Sight
o New York 81 80 per $1,000
sterling B. B 4 "a.
INT AND RAILROAD BONDS
oRK, Jan. 90 The follow
Tie official closing quota
De New York Stock exchang,
l0on, as compared with thos,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
.rnln nnn rnnnninnn

Whsat, oholos. % 70 gJo, msdlum, ", lris
re, 1905 corn t5sb4Oo; hay, loose nom ths
ahgU1, " 0OG8 0O per ton bale hay, s. COS
10 %; bran, 5Jc. pc 100: chops 81 0O@l q
Ger 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Total sales, $50 bats.
LIverpooI.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29.-Spots closed
dull; quotations unchanged.
Sales 1000
American 1900
Exports for speculation 1000.
Imports 10000
American 5000.
Futures closed quiet but firm, to 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Ave q. 9. ssoes mAs1y.

sissstefn Texas cattle Al Snon, tsr,s. ano
southern and Central Texas utock cattle vi
about two dollars per head less than the
above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 100 head
and upward OF best North Texas cattle dc.
livered ON the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

MHASs=t,ugar Cured mama n9fo; 3. o. Q. h.
-.,eoon, 1880; 8. o.Dacon, $40. Sc dry hAii,
FBH-MacksrOl. IgD kits, No. 1, s.OO 80
4 ggl half bills, No. !, $3.50; No. 2, $500,
White nah, No 1, hlf. bbls,, s7.25; No. 4, 1915.
LEnp@TisTo:t Sc q ana sSf, can cam ~
D cans, 30
fair lIo.; prime Rio, ny<c; fancy, ISc;' 'oid
govern ment Java, DC.
TKA-ImperiRl,t 5000; gunpoWd0T, 6OO7O.
mai 5bih., sKc.; out LOAF, s1Sc gran Siatsd
star. lard So; Louisiana granulated, -.
standard a, eNca choice white $50; yellow
RIOn-LOuisiana, eO7e.
sALr-OOaTBe, IN bags. u.zol.to; me In
bags, -; lake In dat hoop bills. p2lO
OGNNED Goons.-Prloaa per dozen, Pine
apples, standard, tl.65; PoRohsa, standard,
lbst Ql.95; !bs.. t2,25qb2.50, seoondl 2 ma
400: seconds, 2ba.,-; MS, Si.s0S Green
corn, Sl,l0gl,gSi Green peas $50; 9oOso
berries, n.69l.i0; RaSPberrlear gl.e@l.o5j
weight, n, CSC; b., 2. Si.90; salmon. i y
Si.55@ITG 4 n. So; MsofSrsi, D.,
lROei.yo; sardlnes, American, 400 case!
gl.lO6t--~; BlRckborries, el.S0; Green cages
sl.e0i Eagle Condensed milk, es.00; crown,
sI.2o Swiss, $3.50,
8D. do. t7; 6io. do. Sl2.
sUEDRrEe-Starch, go, SOAP, common
go; German olive, $40. Candles, full bOxoa
Ike hElves. O. quarters, O. Indigo. Sc D.
Blueing, 80&l.0b doAon, Ooleman'A mustard
gl.A0@e5.b0 dozen. Maocaroni. imported, lbcfO;
American, ei.00 box. Buoketa. two hoopa
t2-O0 dozen. we'll buckets, st,1o dozen BroomH,
tl.7b0S2 Is dOsen. Brilliant oil. bbla., l9c.; Eu
pion, do, 2ao.; do, rs cases. 81 20 Brilliant,
rs cases. q 20; do, l-I2 oassa, s4O5
FLOUR Btanard'h Roya Patent, S8 5g
y bbli saeka, - ooA ? 100 @la No. TsEa,
per 100 lbs. q 70, No 2s2, No 81 70. Corn msal
per buBhel, $50. Hominy and grith, bhl I,
IS %. Oatmeal, v hall Dbl, 81 rs: Crack Cd
wheat, PD, se; Crackers x soda, exc, Xxx
ger maps. Sglo. lemon creams. S1<o.
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PotAtoea-ITish. per bushe, sic, barrel
ruInip white, sioO; kutSrbeeo. =:
3vRnE. z, r. mor 0blh, Sci ar .
medium per bbl., IS o. small, per DBL, 90;
half bb-. oied.. 81 30; half Dbl. amsil. % o.
Cheese, half cream. l5<o, full cream 10
Peanuta, l0c Older Nsif-hbl,, - % Cab
baRo, per crate IS 008f8 %
FOULrHY- hsna 900 asa Per donsl,
young chickens. 81 h0t8 O1. furkcyh " U 10
each 7anGa G6 msF nuckE, " bJ0H %
l0oB--Pef dos0n. I5gi S2le
Fresh country butlof, cnoiee, 20 o go,
Tsa0ie y ,s5esy7bfe. ola butter, S0l1c. oleo'
margarine, IL
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Sales 20, 800 bales.


NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-spot closed
dull.
Sales 1870 bales.
Quotations unchanged
Futures closed steady, 3 TO o points
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LOCAL MARKETS.
cotton.

good middlinE q1f; gtrict nnlddllngi W
puiddiine, ": strict low raiddling, shi Low
middllngl ",
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hnnsAs Uty.
special.

ARnsAs Uity.
special.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Pro-
visions were weak and unchanged.
Cattle in light supply; market slow
with demand small aud prices steady.
sheep slow.
Wheat-Cash 6li bid; February Gig;
Corn@Cash 80, bid; January 500
S0l; February % bid; March so BID;
May 81.
Oats-2G bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 1000; exporters 5 40
as go; good 10 choice shipping 600
35; common 20 medium 4 5000 90;
stockers and feeders 8 40@4 %; cows
, 5093 so
Hogs-Receipts $500; 4 2O@4 so.
Sbeep-Recelpts 400; Kansas sheep
of So to III pounds average Q 00(94 30
St. Louis.
Special.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 90 - Wheat
Only moderately active and prices fiue-
tuated but little, closing / higher.
Corn was dull and lower.
Provisions were lower.
Cattle fairly active and strong.
Sheep active.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Dull.
Whest-No. red s5}@s5s cash
65@s5l January; s5i@s5a February
69l@S9l March; 9ls@92s May; closing
at ineide prices
COrn-S6@3Bs cash January and
February; 36@36l March; S7{@S7.
Msl: closing vt lowest prices.
Oats-30 bid cash; 3l3@3lS May.
PROVISIONS.
Whisky-l IA
Corn Meal-2 2062 %.
Pork-l2 S7l@l2 SO.
Lard-6 70@6 IS
Bulk Meats Long clear 9 80; short
rib 6 40; short clear 65
Bacon--IIong clear z; short rit
"a; short clear Al
| LIVE STOCK,
Csttle-Receipts 100; exports S0G
9 20 good TO choice 25@5 20; common
10 medium 4 40C95 90; butchers steer
4 O0C94 IS; stockers 5000 90; feeders
! 4 00Ca4 90; COWS and heiiers 006B4 90
corn.ied Texans O0@4 IS
Hogs-Receipts 1000; 1904 S..
Sheep-Receipts l4O0; common Il
medium 9 509S 25i good to choice o.
"a 90.
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Special.

nAAus
Special.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. % Wheat was
slow and weak and prices very irreg-
ular.
Corn was dull and lower.
May pork fairly active and about
unchanged.
Lard futures steady.
Cash meats lower.
Fair receipts of cattle and steady;
good common dull.
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-January 76s69774 closed 774i
February 763G77s, closed 774; March
772C97sI, closed 7sg; May; SS@s4h
Corn-Caah S89@37d, closed at 86i;
January 36l@37, closed at 36s; Feb,u-
airy 1854 9S7l, closed at 36i; March $500
81. els ed at 81; May S9B@4l, CLOSED
Pa-S-Cash 70 2O@l2 %; February
u l25@l2 229, MaTcn II 2O@l2 324i
Lsrd-Cash 6 8O@6 49,; February
6 so; March s7l@6 923; May : O5@
40
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 4 90@5 90;
short RIB 6 1906 25; short clear 8 CSC
go,
| LIVE STOCK,
Drovera' Journal reports:
Hogs-Receipts "a 600; slow.
Cattle-Receipts $500; exports 3 100
6 20; good to choice shipping 5 2O(S
5 80; common to fair 25@)4 3d. Texas
cattle 00(94 90
Sheep Receipts $500 common 70
medium 2 50@3 rs; good to choice ou
| (0A 80. lambs 4 60@4 so.