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Morris tribune., 1885-06-17
THE NEW EDITION OF
WOrcester's Dictionary
Contains Thousands of Words not to
be found in any other Dictionary.

"Worcester's is, in the estimation of all
scholars. the best dictionary eXtant for gem
eral USE There is certainly no real compar-
isOn possible between it and its most popular
rival. The office of dictionary is, of course,
not to make innovations, but simply to
register the best usage in spelling and pro-
nunciatiOn. This WOri ester does, and this
its rival conspicuously fails to do."-NeW
York W0lid.
"Years ago Worcester's Dictionary was
recognized, in England as well as in the
United States, as the best in existence by the
very best writer's and students. 1t has a still
higher claim to this distinction in this new
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text book on the language; q vocabulary Of
Greek, Latin. Scriptural. and modern proper
names; Il collection Of proverbs. phrases and
quotations of all languages, and a complete
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phid Erening Bulletin.
"This volume may well merit the title of
being perfect book. book that is nvau-
able to the student. the man of letters, the
philosopher. and the man in active and
pressing bu>iness--Nc'c York School JOU1noi.
Morris tribune., 1885-06-17

In spite of Mr.. Chamberlain social
lst propaganda, the present English
government is considerably interested
in real property. Mr.. Gladstone is
landed proprietor with rent-ron of
$25, 900 year. Lord Harrington is
heir to two hundred thousand acres,
with rental of more than $3.50, 900 an
nually. Lord Derby has a much small
er acreage than that of the Devonshire
estates, but his rent-roll foots I'D TO
something over $3.50, 900 a year. Earl
Spencer gets about $4,000 a year, and
one of MIR. Gladstone's new peers, Mr..
Dodson, owns several thousand acres OF
valuable land.
Morris tribune., 1885-06-17
An Essay on Cider.

The apple is the king of all fruits A
choice apple Of high quality, when ex-
actly properly ripened, has no superior
among the things that grow on trees,
and what the kitchen has done for civ
ilization baking does for the apple. 1t
is refined in the oven and brought out
still higher than the richest of its I'M
cooked fellows. But, while the raw ap-
pie is fine and the cooked apple is finer,
there is a feeling that both are inferior
TO cider itself. They are hampered by
the meat of the fruit-the limitation of
the flesh but the cider is the very es-
sence Of it, and in time develops the
pure spirit.-St. Puul Heruid. '.....
Morris tribune., 1885-06-17

We believe Congress should take
prompt action to revise the present
homestead laws. They are far too lib
eral. The grant of 100 acres is too
much. Eighty acres would be ample,
and we are inclined to the opinion that
forty acres would be generous on the
part of sthe Government. Any farmer
can earn a living on forty acres of land.
The Government could secure more set
tiers and better develop the Territories
by providing transportation to heads of
families to the point nearest the land
they desire to locate.-AdrIo1e (Nich.)
Press
Morris tribune., 1885-06-17
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Morris tribune., 1885-06-17

For seven years a New Hampshire
mechanic made a circuit of half mile
twice per day rather than pass pow
der house. The other day he learned
that it had been empty for eight years.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-25
The MOther.in.LaW Again.

An American traveller writes that
while he was travelling with his family
through Syria last year an Arab offer
ed him two canels and donkey for
his sister. OF course the traveller re
fused to sell; no true man, worthy Of
the name of American would sell his
sister for such a price as that; it's a
mighty poor sister that won't fetch
four ca'nels and a pacing mule but,
oh, that man IS punishmentfor a mean
act he did! The remorse that gnawed
,at his vitals all that night! His wife
heard himcry ing, and she said: What
lis the matter? why do you weep SO
bitterly? ooh, my darling, said the
Wgetched man, I'm a torrent of sobs.
81 ;sm SO grieved that [ refused tc
bring your dear nsother with us on
this trip. Oh, l can ne1 er forgive my.
self; never, neverll'' But his wife al.
though she secretely triumphed in his
panitence, comfortAd him and said he
could take her next time. But he re.
fused to be comforted, and xaid yes,
but this chance would never come
again, But she said ma would he just
as well pleased to GO to Garato ga and
Newport next summer, and SO she
tenderly hussled him to sleep. And
when she wrote home didn't she tel.
how dearly Harry loved ma, and how
lonesome he was without her? Didn't
she? Oh, didn't she, though? But
her husband never told what an offer
he had for his sister until two month";
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-25

your decision, and beg most humbly
to take my leave of you"
Next morning the merchants called
again; the vessel was in the bay.
Would the collector listen to reason
and accept an amicable arrangements
The old soldier smiled grin1ly.
II gave my answer yesterday. When
the vessel anchors Twill go down to the
quay; will see that every box and
bale and barrel is conveyed into the
custom house, there to be valued and
levied on; and if you attempt to in
terfere with me in the execution of nv
duty, | will call upon the commandant
OF the fortress to support me with his
men,"
The merchants looked at one an
other and smiled, and the spokesman
said:
"Ah, my dearsir, how do you know
that our worthy commandant is not
equally interested with ourselves in
your paying the country d visit? Let
us beg you to alter your decision.
ut Is made, and nothing will alter
it." 49,
~ " SiSIl1l 1iOlll OIlc VI IuG ner-
chantssfive or six soldiers rushed in
and overpowered the unfortunate col
lector.. He was conveyed on board a
ship, and carried to an island on the
Pacific. There he remained for two
months, until a passing vesselenabled
him to return to the mainland. He
hastned to Santa Anna, and related
the treatment he had been subjected
to. Theold bandit listened TRANQUILITY.
"My good fellow" he said, "you
have brought it on your own shout
ders. gave you the appointment
that you might make good thing Of
it. | have sent another man there and
| hear no complaints"
The simple old soldier opened his
eyes.
"Well, general, Ihavehad my lesson.
Give me another place, and you will
hear no more complaints on the score
OF my honesty"
Santa Anna threw down his cigar
cite. mo, sir, l have nothing for You;
you have had your chance, have no
employment for fools" said the old
scoundrel as he hobbled out OF the
oom.-Temple Bar.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-25

Mr. Blaine has only $50 more pager
Of bis book to write.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


S n sSsS
at SO dsaSs6 IS per 100 ID No trade at Jersey city
g @ Sa @ sane "a. fS v
Common sS TO ood P Prime %.s S cSse bsss sens
alsS selling sSwIy % for Tsge,atr beet and
Sales Kahn on co@missoni 80 KENNEDY Steers. 1873
% Do 70 It, is a. o % 81 % % Bulls ls' o
of Mutton in the Wisconsin by Joseph Tomorrow
M P put On sat ss ss 3 ts .ns dne
Of stock Yards Of appears that The re-
fs q ss n Sse % o o5 s year Tear sst
hsad OF Hogs head were received showing de-
s.s.ss q asd =
ss ated total value Live in 1884
From iaoies published Lg. sca n.dea,y ia itls
Of January It b shown hs The receipts a. 20 sae pa ssas
ssp and
1888 o. Cattle S44lso Hogs 1928 sheep ana
cxLyIs.Reeeiits were s5 head all at washington
prices Common calves not wante and prices were
weak Reported saes Of Neals were al 79'2c for Common
Dressed Calves with little active demand early
and prices sho improvement Country ns1is ,od
9S from to Sc with fss@c obtained Tor hoco at
a, !oe Dssssa drs e,sy veas sSS m 20
Williamson & Co sold Jersey veals, various weights,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeips were II cars OF 2,o9s ,
Goth st. and at ersey CITY, Very
tte demand from butchers and no change In prcea SCI cr
looking for slight Improvement toorrow sn0ud the
weather hold and o Teeeptsb light. Two carsoi n
Fnia Sheep sDd at &c - Western Lambs st &c and
snail lot ot mIed stock at Sc Major Hollis received cars
OF Export sheep. 80. -, -,
Dressed quiet and prices weak City Dressed sold
at L9 Wethers going a. high AZ -; West
IN moderate request at &c dressed Lambs
WEI QuO d at ~ / ic for CouHoI TO Choice.
-ales-P. Kase sold 10 State IheoD - 10 at t'sc -
pIcock sold 1J3 Virginia sheep llJDl al &C. AZ Chi
cago Hamls, ~ d. at &c. ,,
Newton & Gilet sold GG Pennsylvania Sheep and Lambs
g. H. M PC. -oo,, . -
CITY 0thst. Feeling dlll and prices nom
ina ' a 10 lower. quotations are Ia &c
ointry dull and fraction lower than Ia . week
Heav; ar quoted &c Medium 1t 69Osc and Light
at JA2GO54c.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

wssse., Ns. csaaaIan.. zss2!s; sesshsrs. 2essssa-
ntoE-In Ucdsrate dcnsnd Nd porsssaS Como
bS06ro
sTExRINE-oui and prices somewhat nominal City
Qu0eed at ol60 md Olo0BArKArfne at kc
BEED6sver Beed he's bean steady ct 90 tci Iimotny
firm e q eossi 80 cseutts Hnsced nomnaiy e.
SPICES -Nutmogs and Gloves In fair demand and urn
other spices about steady Sst aSit BLACK PsppsE
Maoa 9935ei CassA China, 61o5'sc:, Zanzibar Cloves
l2Eci Afnean Ginger, loh@lle Calcutta s'4Sso' Prime
sU0Ai-Raw dull and unchansedy Fair Refining
Life isles, 800 bags Centrf.sa SIC lo7 hhds and
STANDARD "a: S1e o. S$oss;, ,.,., ,,,..
option February At and o06 b' for March at 2l.
2s, Mi.reh, p s52l' ADIl. q po2l May, AtS2Sk;
June. 247s026s Black duh closing follows: January
2s03Os; February 28S3OA; March 9s1se3Oa4I April
30Is03l14j May. 30kG32la; juno. 40J2.
TOBACCO-Seed Leaf dull Sales 200 cases Pennsylvania
1888 &c. 100 do 1891 at lie, 100 do sundres at
502sc 200 bales Havana 80c6s l5 and 100 bales Sundes
81 so9si SO Kentucky duh Lugs Common to Good Sstc
Leaf do do SlaG l0loc.
TALLOW-steady and quiet Prime City quoted at 6'sc
Sales. 10000 lbs at isc
WOOLThere cont nues to be quite fair demand and hold
retain hopeful feeling and prices have steady firm
support especially fine grades Confidence in the future
not lacking ramong dellers manufacturers Foreign
Woods, Though quiet, remain essentially steady.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
1--WE sTock uARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO jan. i3.-Ths Dr01sfS yorgH reoor.H CUHs-
Rscaips 1000 hsLt Rlp aslt4 3lD) let tnarket scVe
20 Choice ShDDnG - - 1tB2 2J COMMON ID heLum
- b1dsi ~ Texans. 50 2O0ti so
HogsRecept 100 leA1 '1lo nents 100 aeaE mlrAe.
lower ugh Packing - tJdSi ~ Plckink ana ,hlpplaG
- a.. dSt ~ llghL 81 250Si jn Ski2S t3 30d4 90
Shsst- iteceipLA 66D0 snlpnentA 30 mark't aclyei
Inf,uor 10 Pur ~ 3OD S3 ~; Mshun GOJl IS 70
q, 20: Choice To EKtra. 81 0j6Si 40.
I.OuLA Jan. l3.-tdfUs-Necepts. IOG shipinsnts
market steady Exports s. 90 ass 25i COOL % oo
-hlpping So - -. Ear 10 Aesiun, ~ 20 - OVi
TeIanA 81 OO a ~ 30. =,
ShsSD-IleceIps 1900; shipments. =; eonmon to Ne
dunn ~ 25Hf3 %; Fair 10 CIOce. R3 - 6Sl 90 -.--
IoJs-Roccips 10000 snip nents 300 Light - 2)S
81 Pacing. - 3bDt4 -: Heavy, - JO9R o..
BuFPAIO l3.-Crrs-ReceiDts totlg l"B heaft .oti
or wsoR i9UO head for sane tine last week 100
heal consignod thrOdyl. lil market steaty
COOL steers - 9JGsj 49, stockers aud Feeders
s. ~5dS4 .. . .-. --.- ~, -,
-eceips today 1000 heat to,A for veDs n far
IL TOR uno Itst week IL oJD neat Consumer
through. active and steaiy' Medium 10
EnoI 4Os Canada Lambs. - - a 80 a.
800 heal total Tor week thus far
% head. tins last wees 2lo0O heA con-
ned through 90 market active and easier Good %
81 45 ~ 63 Butchers GrAes - 1904 oo
Ifr.r "A
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
TEXTURES on NEW-YoRK DEALINGS.

OhEO OF NEW-IOhh DEALkNuS.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 13.
The visible supply of grain in the United
States and Canada least of the Pacific slope) jan
uary 10 Is placed by the statistcian of Produce Ex
change at 50452 $40 bushels against 439 bushels
for the previous week, decrease Of 16,9l9 bushels
The decrease In wheat is made up by the gains in
and The figures for last week compared with
the previous week show decrease Of 736,984 bushels
Of wheat and Of bushels Of and
bushels Of The figures OF the Chicago Board
Trade make decline Of 6O9,6S7 bushels Of corn
and of 236957 bushels Of oats and an increase Of
bushels OF corn.
Another nervous and unsettled grain speculation to-
day resulted In further slight decline The trsnsac-
not conducted large scale. but fair ex-
port demand was developed The bulls were
disappointed In that the visible supply Of
wheat did not show ss large falling on as
most operators had expected and TO this influence
added the effect OF sprtless foreign markets. There
recovery all around from the lowest points OF the
day the afte rnoOn but the close barely steady
Wheat scored declines follows: January y can't at
9ll4 February as at 92is March sat 81; April q at
sympathize fully with the feverish weakness In wheat,
but prices closed on Il tor January at Die; up y for
February at 49lo and up q Tor April at 4Js cents.
March OPTIONS ended unchanged at 10 Sand May at 49
The final prices for oats wers about midway between the
highest and lowest figures the declines being Ss9 eens
35l for January options 50 for February 33s for
March, aud SO cents for Nay The provision markets.
dull but n shade easier
At New-Yo Baltimore, philadelphia and Boston tho
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat l72OOo bushels;
5so4lS bushels -four, 81 97l barrels. The receipts as
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis were wheat, 211os5
bushels corn. 3O3 239 bushels oats 1G34lS busnelai
total grain 742,242 bushels -four, Al ,0s7 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14


lam lam - tss6o73 57Ss.ts5 @Ji7,57o i55i9i 5672I
yap 4 ssoo5.c7, loO2ol5e 5seo5Go 5G5sis 2c2S SGa
jan lS q 3ss7G0 sA?s,5o 4A7ls9i 2.oi6to' I.OO.29o
.ds shY pa AS ss' ,msn oy qaos sy-Sc f%o'
y Doe 10 Ryo s Soc: so SO 55c 6at 56c O0
HiDEs-Havr continued quiet enough and values are un-
e'sf e'MsEfTAhson l Chanse~Iron quiet but steady slGhe
fsIitsiGS5c future, TN Plate da offered a. 90.
g.nncr st,onVer ~ 20 l.tOc for Lake Lead quiet
bid ioT site ,e for foreign speter nominal
~ tStv1A,L sToREs~spns rurpentme .tcadyat 81 q
% gg asseG s anal si iSi to oo Of W were % quo e a.
i Tar and d f,teG sa su,a NJ
otIs-A fair iobbrng demand noticed In nearly all
arseilpti5ns aud steady a cures were marl aimed.
orTAN FREIGHTs-r The movement today quite
v IN tho petroleum charteruE line but rates contausl
weak Aside from ths however there sAs very h,te ac;
STsTeg Steam 900 bush Grai, ld $500 bbl,
sGs4r lG' 3D. Don steam M M lenes & i34U % psss taa
.sa term. ID iHvEGfooS !sS6S su'$
SGysa SGS sStss sr4s lasoa s&sS
HoUT 32ooo S hSse & rain "a from % s6S store ,
Bacon "a ANTWERP steam hence .5o tierces Lard.
AMsTEDAM hencs defm4n ship s9o9 @ 6bls. hened Oh,
5e. CORK oRDERs, IRON san Francisco. three British
inG. a4ssn Tlih SiIt n'5 At lt. German
t,,.h bark AZ I'd .HANBu R. from Phadephia.
sriaT bark 1000 refined OIL lid hence
n harks 900 $500 ard 1000 bbls refined 4s i.
UAIpIC hence vessel, 5000 bbls. renned oil rs I'd.
Naples from philadelphia bark. l70oo ases 70.
nHTcstan barry 900 bbls refined oil and naptha 7st
CORK ORDERS baltimore. four British steamers Feb.
wnSTEViiEO for Oriers from brunswick, bark. 45O
Ton. ~ m humber sl5.ARENAa KEYS hence And back
4 brr * 30 per ton On guano for round trip
oRK-Ihs general movement is slack.
Ians rnaa saHSe al% ssss Ss Mes rot sS s.IS 90
rs bb s. Family Mcsa slS 90 o. sSs sig SIgsds 1ei
ExtTa Prime ..-.BEEf- oes less nominal 10 ao.
ssncS Of mpoan, s@and p,a at.ra gesi s 1
siS'ps 90 CITY Eatra India Ness. 81 ss2J. BEEF
UIMsMeet wIh lignt s-.s a. 81 a prees; quoted ~
cur aEATsTb,e M sarIsa ct. has very s'say
~ Dc cd brrs ~ average GSoi l+OO Pcked Hams,
ss!G1ie: IL 10 average ricked Bellies quoted at SIC
%1,sc ~ IEs-Haye not vari,d sinca with
mi Long Clear In New quotoj % for West
efn delivery Gag ana shot oear; ha 1s aan ha,i.
rantca steady prices. City HEAVY to Light
rs. aGc. pigs. L. RiIhe temper was weaker at
seetsr issns sat and the decline was recovered
eosIag steady penand Tor cash os A. light and the specn'
iaon CONTINUES OF very auet character sales ~ tcs
7iSsi.i6e.i 1000 ies February. 7.lse!IS. eIo.nE
7iTai igG: $3.50 tea. March, 72la 200. closing
T25ai2Cos Auri clos ng 7.2Jg73lc Nav closing 80
I'VE sales ZI0 7c. Refined quoted T. sc. for Conu
nent; 775c. South American Butt Eii-uoiders oi
nr,1ss bn; the and grades have much
attention. state Creamery lsa2c Western do le g.
State Dairy halt iir.ins TUBS and pals lI@s,si "ss s
pc; Western Imitation Creamery, i6G25ei western
faciory l2a2Ic Shippers are buying mod
ounit'es rule quiet Eastern, gSi3c job ios i9a3 cd
asIms a. a &C.. estern uat, boil 2c Skins, etc
kuas-A saade gonyer and III better demand Sta'e' AZ"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. jan. I3 -Proviso1s-Bacol Ca unJsrant gn
sss Od Long Usir Md Hes 3l. IL; 5lJrt Ceit Adlss
3ls I'd. snort Ribs 3is IL; spili,rb 5i4 81 per e,s
pork-Prme Ness 6ss. %. Der Dbl. Prne MesS E2stss
63s: Western. 59s Llrd-Amcrican sos Jl: Prlhs he.
Shoulders 5s I1ter rs psc TOE tis5s Us'tsi stss
Cheese-American Choice as, o. wheit-ssl ws.sesa
Sprin i, al c6s Sd: rel Wntcr Ts 2d elS RLpcf SsI
tai No q spring Ia 2i New Western WIn,,e g lt SeS
Mixed Western. 5s Id; California No. J. Ia t19's ID
od So Cd; do NeE, IS Cd Der esash ProdSsessTsa
Of Turpsntius 2ls OF. dh AZ LpltDl 2s 81 pTsess
Reunei Petroeun I'd per giiion. Clover ssei
Red tIs per cwt rIlloy-b5s. IL poe cs5 Rosa Ios
p..,s 70 ana
from Pacific ports 10000 quarters; ftOn otass
Sources $4,000 quarters Receipts Of Corn. 1850 qae
oyDoy ian lJ-Pro iuce-I Ianseed oil EGO Os 70 ~
rer TON, calcutta LInSeed. 42s. 3D.. per qtsfte,'
s' Cake Al So 81 OA per tn; hennsh petry, M ~,
Id per gallon. spirits OF farpentna 2ts on ".
cwT sperm OIL a35 per tan: Rosincomaioa - on sas
al batr a, IIls: Provisisns-I.tri. AS. Ut per css
I1,rican sugar l3s ~ per cat. for Cuba ,;r
noiarring 96J aud lis 9lls % for CabA Masco'i" i
rem nhoat
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
,,orrov MARKers-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan Isig;1o naocsssea aali i ssiss
ppan "ses including 500 bales for speculaton and II
1ort: receipts 1000 bales ncuii ao bsass a
and February delivery s94d also SsStd 90 ~
Anu ANIL arlivery Loads also Cd do. April sDd NAY a@
ery 504d: also t64d DO May ana June asisessxId issxId
also lid do knsast and sepeaoer delivery Ia 80
N -Collan-The OF tao Gay incultet sn -.
nerea. Futures quiet; Uplands Low Mtddinf saa~s ss
January delivery s64d buverA 20 January aud ftstv
sy Ssliyery So SAD buycrs DO February ana Narm ss
ery s-o4d; value do March and Apr dslvnry ts
April aud May dshyery 4.osd sellers ,as 40 Jsvsn
6Ile4d Oayers do July and Aogsss dsivsrys s1s vs:s
value; August and september seifeLy 70 80 W1
So cottsn-Fatsres closed 2uisg vpianis AZ Isussq
aIf az ssess !asSa sss4S sSysrs % -
March dcIyery 6s5id SELLERS do March and sS1I
sellers do May and delivery 7std seller ssssS =
Ald Jay asveSy lOt4d vaae 90 90 ds!iysry:e
l76Ad.! value
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vesseis and Rdt1roads.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. ID. $780,
GENERAL MARKET REPORE.
NEw-YoRK. Jan

NEW-HORK,
pUTPDyyG NATERIA TS-Tbere has been no cnangc Oh
moment and sti very slow in all descriptions
CHICOkY-Ground, 6lsdS2c.
COCOA-Farly active and steady and Kenefay
Guayaquil, 14aSl5c. MaracaiDo. 24@2'ci Csnca' Z'~
27c. -. r... o,.
CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet and unchanged Fair. s1c;
No sales s77b bid for seat at the Exchange To-Day
an one had early In the day Seats nave ad
vancea the election Options dull and cossd bare
Iy eady Sales 10 bags closing f0lows yanuary
S0OGs.Ob, February sO59s.l5i March. s2O1s3O Apni,
s3OaS3j May, s400S.46t June S0O@s6p my s;sV ;sV
a. 10 Mild grades firm Sales, 800 bags Maracabo 200
picuIs Padang, l5l4c; 1000 mats padang ex Union
OO do do ex PTnserer" and 800 ex DO DO.
onp private terms. ,.,.. I'M
hale, Delivered contracts yesterday 5000 bales Re
cepts ports to-day 2OOOA bales sgalpst ast s
bales against 36 bales fer the same period last sea
-,.ws..,,or
are follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

Msrket closing quiet and steady Transferable notices
CooPEpAGE sTocK-Mola'ses shocks and Hepds con.
tnusd in demaudand orehls been m p doing N HaGa.
aye met NIth fali inquiries but Empty oeshead' are au
G@Ex iai5 s9p,u%P,iyc mp" demand and Manila is
QqGea on 't Si' I e Is oSy aG sr jGSbns rado
lots eIpccet price eh1 steady American 0nnine "a
- = y1i' o KANT - a. 6j Oh Peppermint tn g %
20 a55oi Gn'e9f ~ % n,s'ehag Pow er 81 T0ssi 10
YOUR %sib MEAi-Witout any clanso that be
expressed u gnre. le mark, IGs oGI % gen t ho
ever are strong ever and mach n the four hed ner
Pc oa = The mng S the sfi1g 1ogr 5rs mors Sp
Ton ,tS 10 ss and tho market reEuary 1hs
SIs as Hsh S% l57Ss !.sa iaS'dSs aS as
b Fine q, - Ava - 65 Tor spring and 80 5ds2 30
icr wn.r wheat ue latter an & extreme Loo DO % -o 4
s%i5 for sprny and g. GSi9 Tor Winter Wheat quota
tia No lodtsto. Good Fancy Extra state 50 e5e
; 5O Good 10 Choice EytIa western 9.G 80, Common
tetiooe - Boa sj I Common Eitra Minnesota, s3 20
sns2, Clear y % raiebt 4 = ~" BaieT. Extra
80as 40 II Louis Conmol 70 far Extra 81 iost1 S'
- 5o Patent Vinter Wheat Extra - 81 etjo. 6iy M
sGs @T sSs %s,' ' hIs NITS1
ar e. "a Coca 09' o choies m @a az $. 01ag5 S@s5 % 0
III L FLOU MET. sale' so bills sgperane 81 500
- small Say at si 81 oI....CoRS MEAl's mac
tiva and r,sSr nlaadywDo quoted at t525es5 80
spot loS about nc lower, win very
Dtis, op"n,nS weak At a decline Of lse ailerward
.fvancin~ a ipr declined sdpc, aud closed htn
-pocuatlyo deratey atVe: sale. 53's % bush
f1turc ia Ogi BUSH spot including ,anada Red at &C.
in '.oud. Urerllrt do " hite rrc.f No =
Eed aG saJ. elevator. bs't do!c treo on boaiuI
e.f.' ra-l C. afOat No Rol
7.t to arrive 40 Rs January gl &c closing at
February 81 gp2 2le. closing ht N&sc do
for March % -ap &c. closing at &C. do. for April
glc cpsing c 30. for May, a6L2 a. .c CLOSING az
s.. c. Jane . aJsSsc, closing atJ' &c ~ l.
-fiTm Saes 500 bts4 -h-" a. 10 '"h ShDH
rprt ois arc l. SC lower with moder;ey active ia
i9r c.uo and obing options opened weak decline of
a & thcn advanced NJ &C. foll back is and closed
-,tfv Speculative aling i1y atige. sales bHl 600
hush future. l. 900 bush. spot including Uugrsded
Mixed 81 80 &c. No. g. bl. as &c steamer u =
- 'II-e IN elevator a2Ll1i a4c arOat No . b4.c m
elevator: 81 ! foT January. ga c. closing at "a
40 for February E9Gf closing a. 4J.e DO for March
I a f9isc. casing At +ytc. do for April I'4i9 q.
closing i9Lc: do. for May sJdioNc closing AZ l3Sc
OAIS-4pot lots uull a!t lower options dui AMI
"a (c Lover closing sales. $4,000 bush, including
No AZ & C. do. hite. 81 ttci No. .. .bd 0lt, do
Whus $ a 9i4c: No. and 80 White, nominal Mixed
We.fern g. g, white DO 3Sa &c. do. state, $40 ilc
No Tor January. 5JLc. cosng az S,lg.' do for
Febrlary closing AZ e. Do Tor daith 80 $50 ~
eosinr M IS Sc May 3,s.G3Vc closing at JJc..-.
FEElI-Steady ami unchanged