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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-13

New York Sun: The shooting of
O'Donovan Rosa in New York yes
terday, was probably the beginning
of a Kilkenny cat fight.
Bancroft Advertiser: The beau
tiful rooms of the new Masonic Lodge
in this village ale rapidly approach
ing completion, and are nearly ready
for the handsome furniture which has
begun TO arrive. Louis Lyons of
Burns, while on his way home from
Owosso one day last week, froze both
arms so badly they will have to be
amputated at the elbow. Owosso
whiskey was the cause, so it is re-
ported.--ln the case of the People
VS.. ] S. Ulmer for selling liquor, be-
fore Justice Parker last Monday, the
Prosecuting Attorney discontinued
the suit for irregularities in the COM
plant, and new warrant was issued
against the principal and his clerk.
Corunna Journal: Married, at ST.
Paul's church, Owosso, on the ed
inst. by the Rev. Father Wheeler,
Peter Luchenbill and Catharine Gil
na.--Gilbert X. Lyon, of Owosso, is
one Of the shining lights of the Shia.
wassee bar. Time has dealt lightly
with him. --St. Paul's church, Owes
so, after all the improvements it has
undergone in the shape of plastering,
painting and irescoing, is now one of
the neatest edfces in the State.
Great credit is due the pastor, Rev.
Father Wheeler for the interest he
has taken in identifying and clearing
off the debt Of the church.--A dis
graceful affair occurred here on Sun
day last wherein an Owosso boy was
badly rummelled by bartender
willie the former was in a state of
intoxication. 1t is mean enough at
any time to be compelled to strike a
person, but it is cowardly and con.
temptible to brutally beat a man
when he is in state of non c0mb0S
menhS, and not able to defend him.
self, when milder means might have
sufficed. 1t is getting to be a com
mon thing here to strike drunken
men over the head with clubs and
other murderous weapons, and it will
60 on just as long as our citizens
take no notice of it.
ST. Louis Leader: Emboldt nee
by the success of the Dodge bill O
two years ago, whereby Lansing wa:
given two of the four yearly terms
of the Ingham county Circuit Court
Representative Cossitt will push {
bill for holding two of the four term!
of the Shiawassee Court at Owosso
Berrien, Gratiot and several otheI
counties are similarly situated. anc
the time is not far distant when some
of them will follow suit as Shiawas
see is now doing.
St. Johns Republican,: The mos
Brilliant and thoroughly enjoyable
party it has ever been our good on
fortune to attend, was given by tn,
Owosso Bachelor Club on "Wednesday
evening Of last week. The full X. Il
band of Owosso furnished tn,
music and sumptuous banquet wa
served. Nine couples were presen
from St. Johns and several from Ian
sing, Fenton and Corunna. The en-
terprising Owosso Bachelors, wht
bore all the expenses of the elaborate
and elegant affair are: Kelsey, E. G
Hamblin, F. H. Banister, A. d. Whip
pie, ]. M. Terbush, c. ]. Andrus
Paul M. Roth, DR.. Phippin, M. B
Gates, G. d. Stewart, p. H. Black
A. E. Stever and Stanley Parkill.
ATTENTION JUSTICES OF TIL
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-13

Shiawassee county will be entitled
to IS delegates to the Republican
State convention 10 to the Prohi-
bition; 9 to the Greenback.
The Eaton Rapids Journal is mis-
taken, Gov. Alger cannot afford to
do anything else than to appoint Col.
DeLand Labor Commissioner, since
the late malicious attacks have been
made on him.
O'Donnovan Rosa was shot at bv
a Mrs. Dudley, in New York City,
one day last week and slightly wound
ed. The only regret we have heard
expressed was that Mrs. Dudley was
not better shot.
The dynamite warfare must 60. 1t
has no place amid the civilization of
this age. 1t is too barbarous to be
adopted by the wild Arabs of the
Soudan country. Avaunt, O'Don-
novan Rosa and all your tribe.
1t is said that Hon. William New
ton, of Flint, will be the Greenback
candidate for Justice of the Supreme
Court. Well be it so, we had just as
soon see him defeated as any man
they could or would be likely to nom
mate.
We do not choose to follow the
blatherskite from Chicago, who runs
the Corunna Mail, into the realms
of blasphemy, or to note anything
such a fellow may say. 1t is too fan
down in the slough of degradation
for any man to get.
1t is said that Hon. Michael Shoe
maker, of Jackson county, desires to
be the Democratic candidate for
Governor in 1886. He is an able,
candid and influential Senator, and il
we are to have a Democratic Gov.
ernor, which we do not believe, there
is not a Democrat in the State who
would make a better Governor or
one more entitled to recognition at
the hands of his party.
The people of Owosso who desire
metropolitan daily newspaper should
not fail to subscribe for The Post.
1t is newsy, its editorials are able,
candid and convincing, its cores
pondents wide awake, efficient and
get their first every time. Its Sun
day edition reaches Owosso early
Sunday morning, and is simply {
marvellous production. Subscription
price 81 year-or IS cents per week
when delivered by the carrier.
"T. t." in the Grand Rapids Sat
urday Evening Post appears to b.
after the Hon. J.. M. Sellers of tn,
Cedar Springs Clipper, in a spiri
that indicates jealousy or sublime
meanness, and we do not care which
it is. His remarks on his miltar,
record and legislative position arr
absolutely abusive, and if there is M
more occasion for the former, 0
which we have no knowledge, thar
there is for the latter, concernin.
which we are fully advised, we affirm
that there can be no apology for sucl
unfair and unmanly treatment of ;
distinguished citizen of Kent county
Only about seven weeks to tn,
spring election. Are the peopl,
awake to the importance Of selecting
for their township and city officer
men who will administer the trus
placed in their hands tor the public
good-the good of the people, not o
any particular clique. To the tax
payers of the county the election o
reliable, competent, efficient men
men who are just and honest-fol
Supervisors is of far more importance
than is generally imagined, and ha,
more to do with the footings on tn,
tax-rolls than all other causes com
bined. Voters remember this and
act wisely.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-13
HELP wANTED.-Females.

NAlANTED-1n every town, city and county, an
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and some business ability, 10 Introduce to the trade
and consumers, MADAME DEAN CELEBRATED SPI-
NAL SUPPORTING CORSET. Splenddy advertised :
highly recommended by the leading Modistes the
Fashionable Drcssmakcrs, and the most eminent
Physicians Of the United Stated and Europe. Lib
eral pay. Agents are making SIS 10 sos weekly
Address, LEWIS ScHIELE N Co.,
800 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. g." Calls" are selling in
May wheat at s94 cents tonight; puts" at SO cens
The price for May the curb was S7t cents The
wheat market opened this morning about where II
stopped Saturday night the curb, at s74 cents.
BILLY" Linn and Hobbs at became large selers
For the first hour the market seemed to have lost little
Of its SNAP Buyers not ravenous and sellers
little conctliatory. May wheat at 1890 o'clock
was down to s67s cents. Pork was apparently being
taken by Armour in large lots and at the opening
excited going at S11 s22 for February
The markets about IL o'clock gained strength From
below 81 cents the May option until sellers who
had put wheat at s6 cents were struggling to get
1t back at s5i4 cents.
Corn participated more than any other day in tho
advance In wheat. so did provisions. May corn sold
above 40 cents.
At 23O o'clock the close for February wheat slh
and S77s for May. February corn stoppee
36is cents aud May at 1873 cents. February PORK
slo sed at Sll III and February lard at SO 80.
Frank j. Magn, of the best known broker' IN the
Board sent motto, to-day to close out his TRACES lie has
been short OF wheat. The Liabilities Will not be large
Nagin has always done scalping rather tn n COM
N Ion business.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

on the birds of Eastern North America b tne KGV
8. Il. Cassino 4 Co.
This is a convenient and very complete mahuai
of the birds found east of the Mississippi River
without being in any sense o systemahc
treatise. The studies are made In the
order of the seasons forming an ornlthoogical cal
endar. and again the species are grouped about
certain localities that the air Of outdoor fresh
ness is preserved as it cannot be when
the arrangement by families is carried out with
scientific strictness. The best authorities nave
been consulted throughout, but there is abundant
evidence that the author has observed for himself
instead of selecting and compiling mate
rial from tho bird literature which IL
already becoming abundant. In his preface
the author sets forth as one merit OF the work
that he "dwels upon the curious and fascinating
of which there is so much in these wonderful crea-
turesD If this is true Mr. Langlle IS fortunate In
esteeming the ordinary life and habitual demeapor
of buds both "curious" and fascinating"
straightforward and sensible account of the life
histories of his subjects is what ne offers IN the
main. and the work is much more entertaining
even to the "non-scientifc reader" than II
would be if 1t gave undue prominence to
the maryellous. "The Wonders of Nature" when
served up for popular consumption, are pretty
uniformly duil anu unlnstrucei'o io"uink' ""S'"'A
the wonders are found among birds, beasts, creep
ing things. plant-9rowth or inorganic matter.
In another respect the book is better than its
author seems to think 1t is. Particularly do
noten he SAYS "the many evidences of aDesigning
Intelligence in this department of nature" but he
does no such thing. and the book is not marred by
perfunctory injections of natural theology here
and there 1t may be that Mr.. Langille considered
the enforcement of occasional moral lessons one OF
his duties as clergyman But he has wisely per-
mitted the studies to do their teaching in this
direction. For one who does not discern
O Designing Intelligence IN the whole scheme OF
nature will llhardy become suddenly devout when his
guide stops before the nest of orole to deliver
brief sermon on this topic. The fact is that this
kind of hunting for Evidences of Design" Is not
the best way to study theology. 1t helps neither
religion nor science.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
COTTON MARKETS-BYT TELEGRAPH

ftyVRPool Jan. 5.-l2:30 m.-Cotton dull; Midtling
unlands Sd do Mddng orleans. 6isi; sales sooo oalcs
incluaing bales for speculation ana expOt receipts
~ oOO Bales including 10000 bales American Futures
aIie Upands Midlnq clause January and February
deyery q l.S4d also oO64di DO February ana March
56id also 4-6id; do April and May deiivery vpiu
also 81 td; DO May and June delivery l20sd also
I36sd; do June and July delivery. q lo-oid' oo ,,. -
clearing,
oockef and 200 bales old docket. -,
M q otton-The sales day included $500 bales
American steady; Uplands Low Mlddiny cause
delivery 6lb4d sellers 40 JANUARY anu
ary delivery Sad sellers do February ana Aarcn
cry i.G4d SELLERS do March and April delivery ov,a
aud June delivery 1864 sellers do June and yuy 9-
livery buyers; do July and August delivery H.
M -Cotton-Futurss closod steady. Upands Low Mid.
dlina clause January delivery Bl64d buyers no. JanuaJ
and February delivery. III 64d buyers 40 February anu
March delivery Lad. vaue do March and April DENY
cry 5.6Id buyers; do April and May delivery . egad
md sy delivery, l6.64d BUYERS do July and August
delivery do August and september deiv-
HIIyEsToN Jan 6-Cotton firm; Middlins. 10 GIG Low
Mldllne 10 GIG Good Ordinary 10, net receipts pap
bxes. gross 5,0j3 bales; Expora TO Great brlIn
baesi COaswise, 1884 bales sales 1850 oosi s"0A'
a. glg bales. ,.,,u,.. toa. Low
Mlddinq 10 3lU; Good ordinary V'& ne. anu saas
SEw.oaIExSs Jan. 5.-C6tton quiet Midling. io5 Low
Mddinx I0 Good ordinary s nee a1d n Los' Frapss
80 40 baes 10 Continent, o2S pses CoaA'"iSo ''A
bales, sales 1000 balss stock. <ls.1oo osies
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALlNGs
EEw.YORK Tan =

CEAAO OhGS Og NEW"1Ohh UEALlN(34
NEw'YoRx. Jan g.
With the opening of the new week the snscr.
lation In cereals pushed to higher points t
were reached last week. In spite OF good deal Of rc,
ing Of profits which tinctured the market with aoo
feverishness the general tendency prices was
and while the fna figures ractionaily under IT,
the best Of tho day. the gains generally recorded ver
handsome in amount. The bull" made the most OF -.
cable dispatches announcing the activity ct the por
mouth Navy Yard and 1t reported that the polItcss
complications abroad wero threatening The denceucy
In English stocks Of wheat 10 also element In IL
"bullsh" temper. Yet there 10 room for doubt thai
tho advance can DO carried much further. Ths
French wheat markets have made little response to our
home advance the sympgthstic rise In the EnelIsk
markets has been only about one-haf Of It, and ths
shrnkage Of the export movement to trivial proportion
indicates that Europe don't yet feel able 70 do than
provide for handt dto-mouth business at current yaue
No one hopes for renewed depression, but when Il 4
for its wants as far a. possible from Inda the Bscf ss
and other available sources In preference TO PAYNE
American prices for wheat that the season In California
agined shortage In winter wheat crsp 10 not yet
fact. 1t may wen be believed that wisdom dictates tie
curbipg of q rampant speculation.
The wheat market ended unsettled and active The en-.
gagements to-day were Insignificant Tho fnal
gains were as follows :27s cents for January Ct 927lS
for February; 2k for March at 95%; for April
at OH liz for May at 9s's. and l' cents for June ct
99is cents The market sympathized with wheat n
iSs S
April IL to 56a and May IL 5o4 cents Oats wsr:
80 cents for May The lard market Improved csnis
for January to cents for March to 81 80 and l3
At New-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day were Wheat, 9i.347 bushes
corn 2O5 O56 bushels; oats 81 234 bushels total grain.
at Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis were: /: Wheat
l60 400 bushels; corn 652 bushels oats. 1854
bushels; total grain 7l773a bushels -four. 2e5s4 bar
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Msrtet closing barely steady Transferable notices. i20
az tc ss siel,s ssheT
sudden checked the both or exRE, n sna
transactions were main to cover urgent r wn Ssns
se hi. Of CIV w9Sh m GG Extra OS 81 cds R
Pine 81 l0a.2 g for spring Wheat ana oS ~ hp
No g. % Sss co. bbs superine at % ooSsS @ 10
Tor spring and 81 5 81 90 Tor WINTER % wneS s ~
Snsr Quotations. %'f Fine . eeass o
81 81 90 Good to choice Evtia Western Common
70 Pair Ertra Onto ~ Cannon no q tS, Mnneso %
Ger 5: Ss S pa.u tys M5;@T' @ Bakers Extra
s. Oari 7b 81 Louis Common 70 Fair EIts ~ S'
sss sI 70 Patent Winter Wheat Extra city MN
Ezra for %s,s gass ,S.iSy ~ soUTHERN -FOUR
rnor 6 rat er eTo dolnE sales 90 ob. o1ccs 10
on9D s ossS II oSn 100 I'VE Lou%ssady with TAR trade
fs r. sss; SH0 PM. sqpoTne t 81
S1e'Y a Y:ow @ V Western rs % 25
Observation-Disclosures fever sh, excited and decided =
higher lots nave ai,saced 2G4c per bush 9p!i;hs h
advance heavy at lc gnaer The best gTGSs &c
ng trade lor e3Poi1& & While r Ty a noe s@tye tHsn
yey limited Eay Inc og1iS ''o III oo1 bush future
TO STryo Uneraded Winter RED 81 epqe No .,Sa ea
oS6c Tor ra receipts in elevator no Red es S99he
Sa''' y w. ''1s Closing i At esfe - g. Fe5faary
DO iOt April ~ e closing ,d1 at inns Ise es sS O.
fof May Ss2re oIiE AZ ct ct Iy frn iO' With gh,
sa1ply western quo'ei o. 6boi Canada and state
,sdThe siies IL 900 bush No. 2. Western AT ubc.
BARLEY-Narkct steady with fair inquiry 80, SI~s; Ts
lOtrJu bush by sample At bsci 3WO uush' Two
Rowoi STATE 6.ci 05uu bush tnSaded Nsns1a - & "a
g0c nearly All Al SC 1000 bush. six H0"ed -tao on
private terms BARLEY 4ALT-Quiet prizes unc,ansei y
CoRS-Market nrisr een i"t
export hon. and ars" bnsness 10 opos JIG
hesvv ~ . the best pdcs sales 23si 200
bush fnur bush and special delivery inelud-
irr Vugr9ded Mixed Al Oj 40 8 90 G5I &C. steamer
MIXED at va &c IN elevator - - y a 80 ;; ..c; g;
aroat for the Of January % anoat iof rth or
Januarv, steamer Yellow. f2c. IN oley tor steamer
WhTe 5oi,c pToa 40 nonl' a ~ SAC. IN elevator NO
Nixed FOR January u "a IKE. closing NJ 81 c. 10 for
February a.. a5o7c closing At 5lsc DO ior March, 5ng
7lc. c0.lng Sic. do. Tor Apri. 100 = closing
at s'',c. do for May t.'4a59Lc CLOSING at 6g+.:.:
OATr-Markot :. bush higher closing duI at a
sLaie under the best prices sales. 10000 busD.
future q. 900 bush. srot. ineudng No MiIcd
af 81 Lc No 2 IN elevator, - ~ In store No l.
81 nc so 3 White - l.ci No 2 37ta c. No:
4 G.. Mixed Western, az Willie do, ~ c. "hte
state - Gl0c No. MISed for January 80 closing at
g. do for February 3 lc. closing az c do Tor
War,h - Sc clos ng az s5sic. do tor MAY. .d5u',c.
closing at s IL FEED Mors steady. - ID. Toe. 80 10.
sOc g. TO- Oq75c; loo S 70 aoJci sbarps. v"eSsl Rye
feei. 100. , ,.- ,.
stock in store IN Sew-Yors. Brooklyn and Jersey city
Fran warehouses and held ia railway lighters on eerheate
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Also sherman Gett shipped A5o Dressed Pigs against
sale.-J schsmbers Co FOR C, Williams, is West VIZ
& aoS n osss f' f'r j DO CGa%Sefs 9aS so
q 80 r q p a. e. e go o. 7f 90 b. sS at = g. 3 4 & S5 q 49, @
as $50 ism, s*5 5jisdo; i,Ses n All s2i9
il DO. i5 B. 5 o . do, iSso b. gSc - do
2do 67o 70. t44c' for kahn' 20 Ohio steers il2S b.
iI s. q q fS9Sii,Ga Go s5 d. e FS9'ufsy sfS:s S
Goldsmith fof sit; I6 st. Louis stceTs 100 d at $50
Il 2s 81 d. 4%' 54 B.
90 70 Mixed % wssteSn est stesss era
DO &c 7 T. i6j b al IS soJ ohio Go 800 3, 81 lgS SO y
aud u per head; ~ DO l3ls ~ a, 60 9o d. 22s S at
or ot;a, 5sH E :: s
oron i s s g. S sG II Is STATE h At e.
f9hfn !5 az. 1'gt Il g. ~ 80 D. a''' d"
Re.enthal FOR \ Norris 10 Ilin0i, s,eers ils7 n
% c75 r as ss 2 90 cGl r a fSSS q % iOS
r. II is DO 100 @ D. At e1e less j per head 80 OSS
gte 22 do od y at 5e less SOC per head ssdo lO?2 D.
Bulls. i27l D. Of &c, live weight less sle on the lot
'S on G?ls sss$,' d
r. q lSc pr S5 s. % b ii Pc Penn.yyaaa Dry cows la % at
g I a. 3S 1899 2 gS b. dd sSS S g, 3 3 g.
sherman 4 Culver Commission; 10 Kentucky steers
s at r st e fS "a DO % sis r. g h % s S s S state o1eH
MLCG Cows-Arrivas for the week were lie head; The
5 ast v: gsss @ Rspofisd save. SsaG
were to3 head paaly at 69thst Trade
selling tha1 ast w,ek com%9n 70 r%e veas sold
SOD az 8 80 ss ss S"g'S rs and @ hsa az &C per- 3
sacs-NewtOn q Gnlet sold 9 Pennsylvania veai'. 100
do sc 9%v' Iss 'f Il at &C.: a'f g. rs s. g. at
'' bsnbaSS nnS % pswsy s ,6d veals Jas ~ at o do
l0 n at 7e Grasses $50 to. at 4o' IL d. 2os d. al S9o
Hume & Mullen Sold 5 veas l67 u at elo DO l2i %,
at do lis aci II S6i n at S'. and as
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 3s'a cars of 1925
Under influence OF rather light supply and favorable
weather e market opened arm and %SaeSe e 9ye o bS c5
there slack do nan Other grades OF sheep and Good
tS' 1t c aud cirs Exports outside sure
OF Kentucky Weters sold ey 10 Brown 70 Maof
Hollis Ordinary choice Lambs sold at the extremes OF
l55 do G5 10 at 6c l0t Pennsylvania 10. at &C. l75
state sheep 4O 10 az Oc ~ do d t 10 at e. sv am, m so
n i Pennsylyana do. 100 i at &c And 2l9 Western
pIlIenback Dewey sold SO state sheep. ETC. 10 10 at
sc, 1873 do NJ To- at sc; l03 Canada do 80 H. at e 256
Wsscrn DO 80 @ at4c ga do 81 O at 4e and li2 do rs
SlicnScek Davis. !2s one Lambs 80 ~ at ts'.s;
At 5isc i65 ohio Sheep. 90 10 at tc 1855 do ewes ioi
g do 2 ~ ana gS y sa,s Mss'eEn sd s. sseP S a u % al
Newt & tiet Sold lG6 Ohio sheep, los 10. at 54c; SO
SS sS . SO 70 6o 81 0 DO q S a. EOS at "a GS
at %s.eS sS sSss '9&
NJ a ss S2 s state s aTSs RsSacES 81 r. sss.S st s 1873 n $50
Judd Bqeansha@ sold s inaas % an sasep ,e 1S W ste e.
J. sadier Co sodi 2Ol Ohio sheep 93 70. at q 40
at $50 2o5 Indiana do, 80 10 at 4c 200 do 81 b az 'ae
229 do a II. ia oo 10 IT, at 4c 2o do w TO- AZ
SnoGs-Receips were 7e cars Of 1olse head5 ears at
lam y rn and nomin quotations are c hsh.r ALS
Sc Tor Common ~ Prime Live Hogs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
STATE OF TRADE.
DOM ESTIC MARKETS.

Jan scSCR ,a ests ass, @sas 9 gcG,
ssper . 36Ssg 75 TO- Extra s35ofs5 jo TO- no J.ai
r fasS !. higher
sSHAeF s% ss5ss ssS
a@ua1y Ss Fs%ru1% % %s.,ea2 s2s 1% s5uss ss
White c1 jsSuat1 S YaoT TssTs5n 9esSSar hs
s%sl,ci March, 4sSiSc oats quiet and 6rmer soah.
srn sSssac. Western White 5!5Sec DO MlKed ss s9ss:
oOO 500 Sasa Corn 90 900 6qsa
bush
BOSTON Mass Jan. e5FCur quiet but strong
s. 9S Patent spring whsats IS bass 25 Pateat Winter
= 76as5 10 Corn quiet and n9nm1ly Unchanged sisaHss
Oats nrm and higher; No White. 81 3sc. No White.
100 SS oasa1 tG Rye Rye iOGd BUSH; shOrs siOo CHs
sf1 sSS .ssa ss
saSis % so'e 81 S 81 sao ehsse 4s
G9 Is Ssdep 1853 sG % 5 head
Jan o s. 'tssy sST0, AND %nasT sTms % cs Sc
Mnnssota Bakers Pate1!s v g =, S,.. 8 g.
kGs sTaafs ase a. SSsr
SsinE ,1, ss.ss5 d.;Ss ssSTusy Nav s ssss
closing S02 GnIcase spries sissl 81 % cSss S
active dS SSST and TmT no se sG nsed
ssG JepSay eSs q Sss so''Ss Nav =.
SoLc oat hrm sales ranssa January 29ss feDrasy. s
2SH pSrs advs aas sales sales RANGED l Cash. M Jaaus
SsSRs a s = sS j. eS March
s To- closing Lard astISe saies Isnge an sae
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SSRs = 3 + 81 S 80 a1ss
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higher: No Red. 90is a92 isc cash January iss
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usry 80 sc Fe6raary s4ss; May s ss oIss Rs. isss
AZ 4oiaa5 5Oc Bariey-Market quiet a. eSsiS~ ,,ssdv
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III 100 busl, oats 10000 ousa, Rye l,0JO oasl gae
1000 oush shiDnentS-Four Ii o0O bots; waoas 'ISo
hush Corn $1,000 bustl Oats S.U0s Dushi W~ -"
bush, Barley. l.0oO bush