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The senatcTs OmciaI stenosrapher.

"Yes, have been 4 good while at
it, said Mr.. D. F. Murpay, the official
stenographer of the Senate, rs he sat in
the handsOmely-finished stenOgraphcrs'
room at the Senate end of the Capitol.
Its windows look out upon the spacious
grounds at tine front of the Capitol, for
it is one of the most eligible rooms in
the entire building. just by the massive
doors. and looking out upon the marble
pOrtico of the Senate end OF the east
front of the Capitol. On the ceilings
are beautiful and highly artistic fres-
Goes, reminders of the dead Brumdi,
and stretching around the wall are long
eases filed with official documents,
bill S. reports and other documents of
this sort that are most likely to be need
ed mt a moments notice.
''Yes. it's over thiriy-fve years."
he said. ''since l began reporting the
Senate proceedings. A long time, is is
not? and yet it has gone quickly. and
with it a good many men of great abil-
tiles and reputation.
..YOur recollectiOns run back as far
as Webster, then. do they, MIR. MUIR
phy?"
Yes" he answered musingly, Il re-
member him very well. A very slow,
careful speaker, easy to report because
of the extreme moderation with which
he spoke. Yes. / reported Webster
and Clay and Cass, and, later on, the
great men who took their places. Sum-
ncr and Seward and all the Others"
DO You join in the often-expressed
opinion that greatness has departed
from the halls of Congress. and that
the statesman of to-day is a pigmy
compared with that of a quarter OF
century ago."
'.No; on the contrary I think that the
Congress OF the United States, take the
members as a class, averages better
now than it did in earlier days. There
are not, perhaps. just now. any very
great minds which tower up beyond all
the rest, as seemed to be the case with
Webster and a few others then and
since, but, take the aver ge statesman
then and now. and I think he of to-day
bears comparison very WE'LL"
''How long has Congress been steno-
graphically rcported?"
1.-The Senate WAS first so reported in
1S4S. There were one or two attempts
earlier, but they were unsatisfactory
and soon abandoned. The present sys-
TEN began in 1848 in the Senate, and
about 1850 in the House, and has been
continued since"
''Will the present much-criticised
system, which permits members to re-
wise their speeches before publication,
be remedied. do you think?'
doubtful, I think. There has al
WAYS been talk about it, but only talk.
There were efforts twenty-five years
ago, perhaps more, to have that feature
eliminated. and to have tine debates
printed exactly as they occurred. Ire
member that jeff Davis was one of the
mo t vigorous in denouncing revision
and in urging that the debates be
printed exactly as they occurred. And
yet Davis was one of the fastest speak
ers of the Senate at that time, and i.
would seem that if anybody needed to
revise his remarks or the stenographic
report of them it would be he"
Ibid he often do so?'
mo. He scarcely ever looked at his
speeches in manuscript. Letter to
Minneapolis Tribune.
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SALE OF
Beai Estate.

In pursr ance OF an order of he Probate
Court OF Hooking county, Ohio, will Of
Ter Tor sale at public auct,op. free Of dover,
On Saturday. March II, 1885.
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, upon the premises,
the iVliow ing desci Ibsd rial estate situate
III the county Of Hooking and State OF
OHIO, to wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter
Oi Secfiou bumber twenty-tOur ca also,
the south hall OF the sOuthw west Quarter of
Tho southwest quarter of section number
thirteen tl3) ai.O the south hall of the
southeast QUARTER OF the southwest quartet
o5 section mum Der thirteen (i3l, II ia town.
ship S.even tll), range eiShisrn (isl, con
tsing ole nus,,ired aliu twenty (i20l acreSs
more OR less.
Appraised at S159e 90.
Terms of Sale.
One third in hand; one third in one year
ana one third III two years from day Of
sale, with Interest, the paylEei II TO bv Sc
CURED by mortgage on the premises SOLD.
THOMAS LEHM
John Hansen, ATTY. Administrator.
fe3Iuury II, lSSJ-1w
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1t makes good deal Of differ
ence " hich road to Washington the
visit,r to the Inauguration buvs
tickets for. lie may make every
arrangement to 20 upon Il certain
train aud upon a~,iv,,l 1T the depot
discovers that his ticket is not gun.l
on that train. lie may find more.
and that ls. not only tmll fare will
be cXaclcd. hut an extra charge.
which must be paid. or wait for IL
train on which the Inauguration
tirke's vii he taken On the B d
y there is none of this sort of bus
mess.
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NOtice IL Hereoy gwen tESt the u6Ger-
signed Sheriff of Hooking t'ounty, tI;iio, by
virtue of an OrieF of Sale iss,Iosi out of said
-Ourt in the tbO> entities; cause, and 20
him direrte.i ~ Sheriff o: said County, will,
Ut the door Of the Court Hons.. inLs,x.n ,Oss
saturday. March 1ih. A ID. 1883.
ut o'clock p. M, of said day, offer for sake
at pubic auction, the following lands ard
teneinents. situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, to- wit:
Twenty-Five (2s) ieet Oft OF the east side
Of Lot number ono iIuns;rtd and SeSentv-
eight t7Sl ami thirty-Ihree (s0 feet off of
the west SHE. of Lot num>ar One hundred
lnst cighfy-nine ClS9l u the incorporated.
VIllage OF Logan in Hooking County, Sta. g
of Ohio.
Appraised at 81 $4,000.
Terms Uf tile cash in hand.
Given u;sder my hand at Logan. Ohio
this 1ith day oi january, n. y. 1855.
+. +. MCCARTHY, SheriE.
w. +. HAMBLIN, Deputy.
L. d. Vickers, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
February 5-5l.
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Whom tho r G. q makes n r

When the B & o makes re
duccd rate. less for the inauguration
in many inst II rs than one tore f"r
the ro.nd trip 1t tirnws"pen rs Ell :
tire zine With every train included
in it- schedule t" its patrons. not as
some other lines d. bariin: passell-
ger. from last rains. and exar,Ina
not only full, bu d,ub fares =
In other w."h-. those who buy their
tickets tor Washington via the Bal
timnrc Il ohio road :. '-the very
bes, the Company has in the shop.
as The saying goes. Tor the reduced
rate
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REPORT OF GRAND
JURY.
TO tie Honorable S,las H. Wright.

TO tie Honorable S,las II. Wright
Judge of the Court Of Com mon
Pleas. Hooking County, OHIO.
The Grand Jury of the Court OF
Common Pleas "f said County. of
the February. 1885. heg leave Ia
report that they have been in scs
sion Two days. and herewith, return
to the Court, the indictments pre-
scented BY said Jury: We have
refu " examined INTO all such
matters as have leyitImately come
to our rotc having examined over
20 win .sres, c,vering Is cases and
presented ii hil 8 The business
has been transacted in as expedi
tious n, inner ns possible.
During our session we have Wis
,ted the County Jail and made II
comp etc examination thereof, and
find tn It the ru es prescribed by the
Court for the care therenf and for
t! e rovernmen! of its inn, ies. have
heen Gu ell out and properly tn.
forced Ae lin,I the discipline ;.n.I
rea, meni of prisoners 10 be gs"d
an,l their h .biis, diet accommodate
lions excellent
We desire 10 express Our thinks
to all The ,.fhcers of Court fur the r
assistance. especially to Denu'y y
Sheriff, W. + IIamblin. tor his
promp; ness aud dispatch in s cur
in. the attendance Of witnesses be-
fore our b'dy, thus grea ly shorten
ing our ,abnrs
Respccl fully submitted.
l. NJ FLOYD, Foreman.
Logan, O.. Feb 18ih. 1888.
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Probate ..otice.

Notice IL hereby Given that the following
&C OuA. Lx aii.i Vouchers have been lieu IN
the Probate Court OF Hockiny County, O.,
for settlement.
j. b. ia. son, Administrator Of the estate
OF William FIieiid.
I An.I tie sssiie Will come on for hearing
or the 18TH d..y Oi MARCH,. 1855, at ~ o.
cit,ck, Il. III. or as SOON thereafter ~ may
Uc convenient.
WI AcKE2, Probate Judge.
Feb 19-SW
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the two houses of this General
Assembly, but il the question of
printing them had been raised,
it is not likely that over 500 or
600 of them would ever have
come before the Legislature to
consume time.
Or it might be wise to require
every bull to be printed before Of
fered, the member to pay for the
printing. allowing each member
$50 or SIS each session to pay for
; printing bills. If he wanted to
spend the rest of his salary in
Producing bills, foolish and un-
necessary bills, all right. He
could pay for his fun.
Any one who looks at the reg
ular proceedings will see that
nearly all the work is done on
Wednesdays and Thursdays
The work done the rest of the
week does not amount to much.
The present LEGISLATURE however
is making most ex client pro-
gress in disposing of the neces-
sary legislation, and there are no
grounds to complain, when COM
pared with previous Legislatures.
The objection is 10 the large
number of unnecessary bills in
troduced. One member will in
trodnce a bill on a given snhject
the next day a dozen members
will have bills on the same sub
]ect, each endeavoring to manu-
facture little thunder in his own
behalf.
The resolution nf Mr.. Roche,
asking our Congressman and
Senators TO support Congressman
Foran's bill to prevent the i'm
poriation Of pauper labor into
this country will come up as a
special order tomorrow. The
Republican members of tie
House fiercely ard bitterly op-
pose it because the policy of the
Republican party is TO protect
the rich capitalist from foreign
competition and deny all such
protection TO the laboring man.
The Mooney peniientiary bill
will also come up to morrow for
final action OH a report from the
Conference committee. What
the result will he is problematic
al. l am inclined 10 think that
some different measure will have
TO be introduced and passed be-
fore the end of the session, if the
question is 20 be satisfactorily
disposed of.
The statesmen are all torn mp
because they cant get passes to
Washington to the inauguration
of Cleveland. 1t would seem
that about 25, 900 applications for
free passes west Of the Alleghen-
les, were sent in 10 the railroad
men, and if they had been issued
there would have been no room
in the cars for ii ose who wanted
10 pay. so the line had 10 be
drawn on the statesmen, so that
if they go 10 Washington they
will have TO pay like other peo-
ule. Tie most of them will go.
however, and there wont he very
much done in the Legislature for
the next Two weeks, If. indeed, il
does not lake a weeks recess.
". A. i.
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Probate Notice.

Notice 10 h .reby given THAI the following
ACCOUNTS ami vouchers have been nieti in
Probate Court Of Hooking County, Ohio ,for
settlement,
Wil,i,h E. friesI. err. Administrator Of
I re estate Oi Simeon l.. f iies..er.
And the same will Come ON for hs.ariCg
OIL he ID. h d..y ut March, at 30 O'clock s.
or r.,s soon thereafter ;ls may be cos.veni-
ent, W. T. ACkk.R,
Feb. l9-3w. Probate Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the following
&c. cunts mi ,sGs i.tIs have been Nice IN
The Probate Court OF Hooking 60, o.. Ter
settlement.
Calvin Essex, Administrator of the es-
tate. of Nathan ii. Essex
And the slime wiii come on for hearing
on tire Iii day %; February, isSs, at 10 o.
60 4, y. NJ. Or;lS sOcn thereafter msy
be convenient
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge.
January z@j weeks.
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Iifn-SaYing Present.

MIR. NJ. T., Allison. Hutchinson,
Kan. sa,ed his life by a simple
T-ial Bottle of DIR. Kings New
Disco, cry tor Consumption. which
cau-ed him t" procure a large bot
tie. that completely cured him. when
Doctors. change of climate, and
everything sc had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarsemess, Severe
Coughs. and ali Throat and Lung
diseases. it is guaranteed to cue.
Trial BOTTLES free at F. Harrington s
Drug Stoie. Large size. 81. CO.
Feb. 15,-1yr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
The war fn Egypt.

There has heen nothing of imror
tance transpiring the last week con
cerning the Egyptian war.
The MahdI's forces are increasing
in numbers
The British government are di
vided MS to whether or not. to ad
op' dc erm:ned efforts 10 re conquer
the ground lost, or to withdraw
their forces from the Soudan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

When the b IL o announced its
ra'eS Tor tine Inauguration. it meant
that the tickets s! oni'; be good on
all trains. 1t is he on y line upon
which the IN .ugurati, II tickets wi
be good on limited express trains.-
Don t you forget It,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that the follow
in@ accounts and youc hers iiase been tiled
in the ProbAtS. Court OF Hooking Co., o.,
;or >ertl, m,-ht.
William Lemon, u,rdian of Julia Dom
aldson, John w. Donaldson and Nancy e.
Donaldson.
Ant the same viii come on for hs~rinz
on the 2:;d day OF February. ,Ss5, az &c o.
clock, A. NJ, or as soon r;,rrc.i tier rs NJ. v
be conveQIent. w. I. ACk Err Pro. Jucg...
JAN x9-S wkS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

On the outside of this isspe we
publish an article from the Akron
Times. by + B. Eshe!man. who is
one of tho ;lblest writers on the
Democratic press of the Slate and
country. argnln. the right of Obi"
toa cabinet position. which will
meet the appreciation of all sincere
Onm Democrats. and should have
the attention of President Cleve
land.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing accounts ana vouchers iiuVe hsen filed
in the Probate Court OF Hook .ng county
Ohio, for settlement,
lioDeTt Sw wInci:.art, Admin Is Strn tor OF the
estate OF Eliza kaIshner.
and the same will come on for hearing on
the 6in day -. February 1855. at IU O'Clock
u. m or as soon thereafter rs may be ccI:-
venient.
W.T.. AckER. Probate Judge.
jan i5-3w
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The b & .. the only line between
East and the West running dlrcc :
" to W:,>hin .tnn. aud the On'y
line having it's own depot in that
CITY tor he exclusive accnmmod y
ton ofits patrnns. will ot on'y put
its passengers directly into the city
bu' under the very sh dow ut the
capitol. its de", being within Il
Il squars 8 distance Of the capitol
grounds
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
An Enrlisb school teacher holds

An English school teacher holds a
most important position in England
and is much better paid than here. A
master, corresponding with our gram
mar school Principals. receives from
S1.5OO TO $4,000 yer. aad head mas
tiers OF such schools rs E.ton or Rugby
are credited with receiving from s12.-
900 to Sl5.0 year. But. per contra,
women are rarely employed, and. il
they are. must be content with what
would seem mere pittance to our pri-
mary school teachers. Taken by and
large, as the sailors say, the American
sysleu is the ebest.--iTOcllcHce Nea0S.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
SPRING ELECTION.
srsrxr Coxxrssros Ex.

EiitOr Sentinss-Ples,Se announce the
name of EDW ARD JOURG ENSMiEls AS
candidate for Street Commissioner al the
ensuing Spring election, and oiliye
MANY FRI EN- d.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of an orter Of the Probate
court OF Hooking Cs unity OEio, y i'll ot:eT
for Sale mt public auction On
Saturday. March 21st. 1885.
at one O'Clock, p. M, upon The premises
the following descri bed raj estate. situate
III the eOuntysof Hooking aid State OF
Ohio, tO-xit:
The west hall of the norsh-east quarter
of Section No. Tilrty-tw0 (3e) Township
No. Twelve tl2) R:.ngt No iDrtttn (lS)
containing Eighty fS0) acres more or Iexs-
excepting therefr0m one half f1z) :cfe in
tn north e'tst CORNER OF said tact so long
as Tue same Is used iCr school purposes
Said tract To he sold subject to the dover
e<.,te Of S~I;h e. wilkins therein con-
siStiny of twenty t2b) acres. appraised sub
j CT to said dover af SSpU co.
Tennis oil sale: One third in hard. one
third III one year. End one third in two
yelrs from the day of sale, with interest
the payments to lie secured by mortgage
npon the PREMISES sold.
CHAS. WILKINS.
Adm. OF John wilkins, deed
u. w. Brehm, Atty. FeD. . wks.
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Kespccl fully snbmi!ied,
l. NJ. FLOYD, Foreman.
Logan, O.. Feb 18Th. 1885.

The B,itim~e {; Ohio, the onl,
direct llna from the West to Wash
inston. is preeminently the route "l
all tor he trip 20 the National Cap
ital At the time of the Inauguration
1t is the only line running limi'c.
express rains on fast time withou'
extra charge. and the only line up
on which passengers can exercis.
the good oil American right of go
IN. rs they please. Al the 3 4 c
trains run through solid. there being
no change of cars uf Cars, of nny
class whatever, from starting point
to destina;i0n.-
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Tho Columbus Dispatch of tho

Tho Columbus Dispatch of the
18th inst. say: MIR j. G. Uosh
or, of this city. was TO day appoint
ed Travelling Freight Agent of the
Columbus Il Cincinnati Mill.'nd
railroad. Mr. Iics|.er, has for a
long time, been in the employ OF
Gicen J",ce 4 Co, and is well
known in Columbus. lie ~as ut
one time cnnnccted with the press
here Mr.. Iioshcr is an intelligent.
industrious and entcrprising young
man and the road is cnn.ra ulate(l
on obtaining his efficient services.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The i} & . never did think u
half leaf better than no loaf When
it comes to M. citing tie dem nds oi
the pubic upon "ccasi"ns when Il
reduction of rates is in order. Come
ether ines evidently g' upon the
r"ntr ,ry principle. AND, when the,
make Il reduction of fares, add sucl,
stipnIati,'ns as to prove the action
one "t compassion 'athe:' than p.e,s
ire In - her words, the low rat.
Is good witt. them only upon GER
tain trans. not fast trains Thus il
comes about That onIv Che b & D
nt The lines running limIted express
trains t. Washington, accepts the
inauguration tickets upon such
trains.
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The B & O's depot in Wash ng-
ton Is its own. None but B u O
rr ins arrive and depart in it, and
there can he no such confusion as
must exist in other depo,s.
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The best Fl.n for those WHO have
not already provided thrmse. {.
with quarters lor the Inauguration
is to write to Col. Wright, chair
mn Committee Public Comio,t, ai
" shingt,'n. Then, upon "rriva
ut Washington. the visitor will En-
in the l5 u o depot Il special office,
If the ummitlce. the repre- ent
tive of VIII ch wi!l furnish Il mes
>enger to show the way To the
r.,oms res rived. In this way thers
can be no confusion or trcabie il
getting sett ed.
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The passenger rights on the 3 d
o trains are nut subjected t. such
interpretation ;ts swell train maj,
mmy ynase by the size OF the tee
dropped in o nis hand. and ON III:
inau .urntion ticket. W thOut Il ni,'k
demanded over AMI above 1t, the
i Il y passenger reaches Washing
ton honss quir' er than if he ha'i
ponvA vi ~ other lines and hail IA
hunt cheap hoie' 10 even up lh
exlenseS of tho trip.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
AQuillx III. Dowd
IsAixh F. 6ssin, st. ri.

In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hooking
County, OniO.
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"It has become $40 common to write tie
beginning: OF an article, Ia an eleyLSt, IL
iere>tIUg manner,
'-rhrn run it INTO some advertisement
that We avOi't I'LL such,
And simply call attention to the merits
OF Hop Bitse.rs i'll as plan, honest terms IS
possible,
To in,iuce people
To give hem Oi,e trial. which so proyes
their Value that they will never use. III
thing else"
Tie Remedy so f,vorably noticed In Ii
Religious and secular,is is
Having II l,rgs. sale, and is sHrplantipg
all nIeSilcIn. =.
Theie is no denying the virtueS OF r'.e
Hop plant. and the proprietors OF Hop ElI-
tel infve Shown great shrewdness
Ant: a Jiiity
In cu,npouniin n me.iicIne W hose virIs.a
Is 80 Pal s'aple To every one. observs.It.i.'
Did sla~ Die:
"sh- fingered and suffered along, pir ing
away all the t:nie for " ans"
'-Tie oo,t"r> dom. her no good ~
And nj last WAS eur, Il by this iiup Pitte-s
fhe papers say SO mnrh about"
.'Indeel Ind-rGr'
"Ilow thankful we should be for that
me0icir.e."
Z l3auzbtcr's H:jsrry.
''Eleven y ears our daughter suffered gu n
be- a.. niisiry,
from IA Complication of kidney. liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous ,.els:fi.v
.-Cuuer tue care al the hest p!iysi,.i -.
-'Wiio gave her disease various us.r.j=s
-.iiut reliei,
.sAnd now size. is restored to us in good
he-;l.ii by IS simple remedy as Hog Filters,
that We hid Summed years before uSi:ig =.
THE PAR.-NTS.
Father - ts~tiIng WIFI.
My fiaushterS say:
"Huw much better father Is since H. ..s-
ed Hop kItfers."
..Re is g,.;tin. well after his long frai-
ing from disea e declared incursh!e.'
AMI We ars ~ IIad thai hf utsal ooY4 E-S
tColh-A LADY - VR NJ
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Inauguration railroad tickets a. G
inst us good on the Il & o ",imife,l
express trains as either trains See
if this is the RUE followed by 9th
ers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
GRIM AND PRODUCE uIREET&

FEATURES OI N."TO8E DEALING&
No decided activity was developed in any OF
tie cr4l markets e-terlly, Lu with Tie exception Of
tic near deliveries of corn prices either strong or
1iyy steady The feature OF tho speculation was tho
advance ln wheat. cash lots and the options moving
up llIla cent. though exporters took only $1,000
bushels EuuoTs OF WAT complications between Russia
and Austrl, Gs the prJllct 0t the eCryO.Eul-4fian
s.ruelc were circulated. bat they cannot De said 10
have been tie moving cause Tor tie advance The tenn
that Tea. ton from tile recent depression WDIl DO
natural aud Tint would be favored by tne expected
d.c cine 900 pts upon the close Ot navigation inc
the day. follows; December 9a2; January, 55l2i
4, BIN r. 31l cents ald May, II O-is sAp. gers toOR
1Oi.uOD UasHC.s Of corr, bur cash lots
feu 4aIlt cent December op ions were weak.
the talA traders IuLu 10 the position Of tAe wheat
mark t. TIE corn market ended shade above tho
inside figures, Wlu loses OF IL for D. cemher AID 3
cent Tor February DO 4g-, ana y lC i-is January
closed unchanged 40 Joli cents. Although there vas
DO export demand oats the ca MARKET rose i y
cont 'u options were }. better 40 oj2 for December
J5i. 10. Jurury and 574 .Or lrdary. In tJc pro.
lu1thc-, a. continues 10 orlg and price, again
were O. e. d. low -
The receipts O.. grain az NcWYor, Philadelphia Bal.
tuore and Boston yr- cri'y W le as follows: ucat.
bu-hcsi corn. 2-Do33 Dtsl clsj oats, II t4l5
bushels; total grain 3J22'J bushels; hour. 3le35
barrels. AT Chicago, NLwaIN 1A. 81 LOUIS ile az.
rivals were: Nhult. ljI.J-l uGs. ia; corn. -Jl.30t
bushels; oats l4LO53 Du-4-si ,utJl bralI, OJJtJoS
Du,uc., Hour, u4trl.-.