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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30

The follOwing from a recent Kansas
City 1Sass explains itself. DIR. Miller was
formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, this city. He is brilliant young
man and his host of friends in this city viii
be glad to hear of his preferment.
"The board of trustees of Highland uni
yersity, at the commencement on June ii,
cooferred the honorary degree Of ID. D., on
Rev. H. Miller, pastor OF the Fourth
Presbyterian church of this city. Although
q young man DR.. Miller is an old citizen
Of Kansas City, having b en- raised here
He was one of the first college graduates.
perhaps the first for Kansas City. 1t is
seldom that a minister is called to labor in
the community in which ne was brought
up. Although only supply at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church here he was with
them at a period of great interest in the
history of that church. Whatever has
been accomplished at the Fourth church
has been done during his p'storate, as
he organized the church and is its FIRST pas
tori
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
SOCIETY NEWS.

Any items Of interest suitable for this depart
N snt from Seoz eighboring places, are re-
spectfully solicited. We want yivaci0us, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbor-
Ing towns tributary to sedaiia. Address ali such
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
BAzoO office, Sedalia. Mo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
aorsford's Acid Phosphate, in De
bility from Overwork.

DIR. G. W. Collins, Upton, led, says: 81
'usei it in nervous debility brought on By
overEork in warm weather, with good re-
suits"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
LAWN PARTY.

Mrs. A. w. Perry gave one of the
largest entertainments ever given in the city
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30

Mrs Russell Jennings gave tea last
Tuesday evening at her re,iteGce on Four b
street. The tea was h ,ndsomely served
and proved most enjoyable TO the guests,
among whom were: Mrs. T. K. Potter.
Mrs. G. A. Bea,tie, Mrs. Ferd Mey, r. Mrs
Abe Meyer, Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. P. G..
stafford. Friday afternoon Mrs. Jenni"g
also served tea to a number of ladies,
among VIII m were, Ms. Ken, Mrs Irch
Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Rutherford, and Miss
Della Irch.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
LOCAL MARKETS.
st. Paul.

raul.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 3l.-Euyers and sellers
of wheat were in extremes on the floor
yesterday; holders having confidence
in higher prices were not will
ing 10 deal even at Fridays quotations and buy
ers in view of the Chicago break went hack u %
c. Corn was custer on futures but spot was uu
changed; 2 cars No. February were sold at 4oc :;
May was offered at 43 but sold down to 40 be-
fore the close. Oats we're steady; cars sold at
call prices; barley advanced lc on light receipts.
Ground feed was firm and active IS cars sold u.
quoted prices bran was shade higher car
sold at $s.T5; hay was in fair demand and firm;
cars wild sold at $3.50 and Of timothy at $40
Live hogs were frmer and dressed hogs easier on
account OF the change in the weather. Seeds
were quiet but firm. Following is the call
wHEAr--No. hard. Sic bid; Feb. Gle bid;
March sec; May s5c bid SIC asked: No. reg
uar 74e bid No. hard &c bid: No. regular
61G69c bid.
CoRs-No. 2,4ac bid; Feb 4Oc bid; May 40c
bid. Ale asked; new mixed Ale bid; Feb. 4Oc
ascked.
oars-No. Q mixed 24nc bid, 25Hc asked;
Feb 24nc bid, 25c asked; March .5c bid, &c
asked; May nc bid, 29c asked; No. white CSC
bid, &c asked Feb. 26c asked No. 3 white
- &c bid, p &c asked.
BARLEY-No. ., 56c bid; No. extra 10000
bid, 52c asked; No. 3 40e Ss42 bid.
RYE-No. ,, 43c bid.
GROUND FEED-3i5 90 bid, $500 asked.
SmoRTs-So bid, $40 asked.
CoRy MEAL-sI4. so bid, SIS. so asked; bolted
$500 bid, $50 90 asked.
BRAS-ss. 90 bid. $3.50 asked; IN 5ulK, $3.50
bid, 81 asked.
BALED HAYS. so bid.
TIMOTHY HAY-Sl0.00 bid, $siI.00 asked.
LIVE Hods-S4 20 bid.
DREssKp HoGs-s4 30 bid, IS 90 asked.
FLAX SEED-yl IS bid
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl. 20 bid; lbs asked
CLOVER SEED-S4.5O bid, $5.25 asked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
Minnenpolls Produce.

The market in produce was quiet with nothing
needing special mention except poultry aud
meats which were little easier on account o
the mildness OF the weather. The demand for
chicken continues active with light receipts
turkeys in fair demand with moderate receipts.
The re was a brisk demand for apes and good
lively enquiry for oranges. The following are
prices correct for round lots
BUTTEE-Fancy creamery, 2612sc: choice
creamery. 1899 diaries, good to choice, 100
22c; medium, Sc1i2c; packing stock, &C. grease,
&c.
CHIEsE-Fancy full cream, l38i5c; part
skinned. ca IOc; fats, 306c.
EGGs-22c; ice bouse and picked, $4,000.
BEASs-Fino hand picked nayies, Si,25; me-
diums, 81 .O00l.l5.
FLoUR-Patents, s5.l5N5 s5 straights, 81 so
@4.75; clears, sI.OOG4 25; low grades, 81 500
2 80; buekwheat, 81. 75Qg3OO per hundred.
FRuTTs-Apples, Sz.7JGt3.25 per barrel;
oranges Vaiencias, count 400 S6.O0G6.50; Mes
sinas, count 200 to a2o, sS.5t 0975; Floridas,
russets, sS.50e1i co. fancy. S4.J04j 90; lem
ons g. 500. 90: pears California, 50 50GL4 90
Oregon, e. 50Gls 90; cranberries, sl5.004l7.O 30
per barrel; Cider, barrels, s6.5OG7.OO; half bar
Tels. ss.O093.55.
NUTs-HIckory nuts. small, $3.50 per bushel :;
large, 81 so per blshel; walnuts, $3.50 per
bushel
OTsrEas-New York counts, 40e; selects, 32e ;
standards, &c; mediums, sOc.
POULTRY AND MEATs-Chckens, dressed, 90
lie; turkeys, dressed, I2GI5c; beef, sides,
country dressed. 5GGc: choice dressed, ga d7c;
hind quarters, SQ5c; fofcQuariers, 5G5he
veal. s1I0c; mutton. 5h0qhc; dressed hogs,
81.0Se; hams, i3El5Ac.
VEsETABLEs-Dry onions, g per barrel p0ta-
toes, 30a35e per bushel; celery, SOW1j per
dozen; sweet potatoes, Museatine, 800 per bar
rel. Jerseys, g. per barrel; iurnips 30G8oc per
bushel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02

SO. 20 for March, and s6,35@6.S715 for May.
closing at the highest figures of the day.
At the stock yards the receipts OF both cat
tie and hogs we're light. The cattle trade
was dull and the market closed for the week
25(940c lower on common to good native
steers. The receipts for the week were
81, 900, and about that number are expected
for next week. The hog market ruled a
shade stronger as compared with yesterday,
but since Tuesday there has been decline of
10 to 15c per hundred. Receipts for the
week were 141, 200, and for next week $780,
900 seems to be about the average estimate.
Sheep are selling for the lowest prices since
autumn and the trade in general way is at
a very low ebb.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
wholesale Produce Market.

"nOIesAie ETOuuct
ES-The following prices are for round lots
BACON AND HAxs-Long clears bacon. SD
9nc: dry salt 7H Gshc; long roll l2c; short
roll, II; breakfast lee; shoulders
&C.; hams i2012hc
FLoUR-Patents, S5. O005.25: best winter wheat
patents, S. rs straight, 81 rs winter wheat
straight, 81. 5O@4.75 Bakers xxx and clears
s3.5oD4.25; low grades, $500; rye -four, 5000
500 per barrel; graham, spring wheat SS.25
winter wheat $500; buckwheat hour. So 90.
BEANs-Common. 56@75c; mediums, 75c9
81 90; hand picked medium, S1.000l.25; had
picked navy, 81 .20GS1 40.
DRESSED MEArs-Beef. city dressed, $40
7Mc;extraprime beef, SIC; mutton, city dressed
&c; veal, 1l@12c; heavy, S99c. Country
dressed beef, forequarters 334c; sides &c; hind
quarters 5D7c; country dressed mutton $40
6mc. Choice single hogs S5.i5@5.35.
FURs-Bear $S@15, cubs 1906, badger GO %
75c, wild cat $4,000. fisher $4.OUds6.0o, red fox
Sl.4O@1 So fox SECS, gray 75c, kit fox 4oc;
silver grey $4,000, lynx $3@5, marten 81 900
200, mink 30060c, otter S50s, raccoon 500s5c,
skunk 4o915c wolverine S2@5, timber wolf l.5o
@Ss.60, prairie wolf Soc1Sl rs, musk rat, fall
5@6c, winter, 7@sc kit &c, beaver, northern,
So. 50@4 per pound western Sl.509275 per
pound.
KIDEs--Green. sailed. 707Ac; green, 8O6Hc;
dry flint. i2hc; calf dry, l2hc; green lie; deer,
dry. 15120c; antelope, l5Gl22c; elk. l511Sc;
buffalo, 6Qlec. damaged u on; eneep peits,
wool estimated, csc per ID, .amb S5@6oc.
NuT- Almonds-Taragonas 20c, Ivica l9c, Cal
Filberts, Sicily, lac. Peanu: 609c. Pecans,
Texas, 9@12S Indian nation SC. Wainuts-
California ~ Naples new i5c, GreRoble,
15c. French 10c hickory, large, ST. so, bark
shells so. a5@2 so, chestnuts 500, cocoa nuts
SIS .O0i7. 90 per 100.
HoNEr-Dark lee; white clover, 134l4c; Cal
iforma white clover, l5c.
Hops-Washington Territory, zoe; choice New
York, 22c.
LIssErp Outlaw. sec; boiled s5c. Linseed
meal $20a21
MALT-75c0Soc per bushel.
MESS PoRK--S12. 500$l3. 90; mess beef, SlC5O
@Il.00.
oYsrEas-s.andards, soc; selects, 40c; New
York. counts 45c per can.
TIlLow-No. l. SIC; No. Q. SC.
WooL-Unwashed, l4Gl5c; washed 20022.
VEeErABLEs-Csbbsge, 60c per doz. o.g ;carrots,
30Gt IS per ousa; potatoes. 25@30c o. 6. per
bushel; onioas A35c per oushel, o. g.; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys, $500 per barre.
muscatines S3l3 80 per barrel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02

NV YoRK Jan. Si-Flour. dull; receipts,
$4,000 barrels; exports, 1880 barrels; common
20 good extra 80 6O1S.40; superhne state and
western, S250&3.OO; good to choice, $500
GS.s0; white wheat extra. s.. 0o95.50; extra
Ohio, s.. 00d5.5O, Minnesota patent process.
s. .O015. S.; st. Louis, SS.00G5.bO. Wheat,
spot lots a shade lower, options firm: receipts,
ss,OUO bashels; exports, cO7. coo bushels; No.
spring. s3c; uugraded red. SsG93c. No. 3 red.
s5e;No = red. eiG9ac. No. I white, soc; IN
graded white, Gle; NJ ? red. February sales,
6OS,OJ0 bushels at - = csc sc, closing Al 50 &c;
March sales, $500 bushels a. sos oslo, clos
ing a, 9ic April sales. $4,000 bushels at 9iSG
aSAe, Closing at 92hc; May sales, i,5S+ 003
bashels a. sst ga &C, closing AZ SAKE; Jane
saies, iGs.00O Bushels AZ ssA Q94Sc. closing
a. gshe. Cora, spot lois ! ale lower; options
steady: receipts. il%,OOg bHshsis exports.
-, 90 bushels; uugrsded, &s15lte: No. 8,
a.. 6J0C; steamer, &9A oslo; No. February,
49A A4gRe. closing Al t9Ac; March. 49,. q
49l,s. closing AZ 43se: April SeG49A. c. losing
a; 1pac; Nay, +sA&sgc, closing at 4sac.
Oats were = &C lower, receipts, AZ 90 bash
els. exports. $1,000 bushels: mixed western
S5ttGS-c: white western. IS Gf0e. Coffee,
spoL fair; Rio. quiet; options, opened a shade
higher, closed barely steady. With the advance
lost, sales we're reported Of 70 500 bags;
February. ss.S5%T.sO; March. Ss.ecG 3 10;
ApU!, IS. iSSas ~; nay. SS.2s; June. ;. SEQ
s.Ss; Juiy. So, December. SIS Sugar was
qniet. mOl4ssss aud NuscovA5o. sssE4Ac;
mould 4. 6isc; e0ufectioners' A &C; Erdnulated.
8 Nc; extra \. 5AGSac; white extra A. s.
G5Ic: OF A5Ae; standard A, sac; cat loaf
and crushed. exc, powdered. esic; eabes.
sac, ysIiuw, a. &5. Molasses, qaist snt ~
changed. Rise, vas active. bat weak and lower:
/: domestic, 4AG6Sc. Pe;roseum was firm
and unchanged Matted. e9Se. Isiiow vas
arn. Ro>in WEs dab a. S. ssGi sTis. Tar
pcutine VAS steady at 81 &C. Esgs. western.
duu and lower a. q cEs7c. Pork vas dud sid
nominal. rev mes, was quoted a. sl315.
Sect was cuict and STEADY. Cat meats werc
quis;. louE clear niddcs. s. $. Lard vas cniet.
western steam spot eratsd a. S-.isaG s.is,
February. Sis. &arvh. ST.tSsS7-S0; April
S7.c5tII.sS, Nay. S5.sste5.St; Jrre. S7-ts.
Batter ths demand fair ard nArSet firm
4, l0gS1ac. Cheese was q1ici and IN
changed. western EGf, sense OtAer articles
are unchanged
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
St. Paul Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLouR--Wheat bread &c per Id /;
rye bread &c per ID; Vienna bread 10c per loaf.
Flour straight, 81. 25G2.4o per 100 lbs: patents.
So 50@2 T5 per 100 lbs. Buckwheat 3@4c per
ID Graham, eye per lbs
BUTrER-Creamery 3Oc per Id; dairy 2oc per
lb cooking 12H@ per Id.
CHEEsE-15@lSc per lb Swiss 20@30c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 15G1Sc per 10; Java,
esq soc; Rio roast, 20025c; Java roast, 25940c;
Mocha, 35@e4Gc.
DRIED FRUITs-Valencia raisins 121sc; London
layers zoe; Dehesa 4Oc; currents rose; Turkey
prunes G@9c; French prunes COO; dried apples
lOds l5c peaches 20@35c; apricots 35c; black
berries i5c; raspberries 95c.
EGGs-25c per dozen.
FIsE-Codfsh steaks, 12%c per hlb; wole fish.
lOc per ID; front steaks, 12lac per ID; salmon
steaks. p0c per ID. White fish and trout, Toe per
b; pike Toe; black bass 12tsc; lake herring l0c
dressed pickerel, Ioc per 10. Piekerel, croppies
and rock bass, SC per h. Smells, l2Hc per ID:
eeis, l6c per ID Kit mackerel. Is 10 pals
81 coal .25; ground Shore herring, per pail,
S5c.
FRUrTs-Apples, 35c per peck, $500 per
barrel; oranges, 2595oc per dozen; lemons, a
soc per dozen; cranberries, l5c per quart.
HoNEY--In comb 20c@e5c.
MEATs-Beef roasts l2!. 0el5c; round steak
12hc; sirloin steak 15c; portcrhouse steak 15c !;
cofned beef 6c@pl0c; mutton roasts 1874 cQl5c :;
chops l2h @l5c; stewing pieces 5cGpSc; veal
roasts l2H@l5c; outlets l5c; stewins pieces
sQl2hc; pork roasis S0ioc; chops Toe; infe
rior pieces e3sc sausage in bulk or in cases Sc;
lard 100 i21ac.
OYsrERs-In cans. standards 25D90c; selects
35@40c; \. Y. counts soc; in bulk, standards
35c; selects 45c n. Y counts 55c per quart.
POULTRY AND GAME-Chickens loyGl2Hc;
ducks and geese 12hc; turkeys 1877 9l5c; par
tridges Csc pair; quail DOC pair.
sUsARs-Granu!ated &c per H.; coffee exc
per h.; extra GAc per ID. yellow c &c
per ID.
TEAs-Gunpowdcr 5ocQSl.O0: oolong 50cGl
81. 90; Young Hyson 6oc9 81 90; Japan 80
@15c.
vEGETABLEs-Beans (dried) $500 per bushel;
cabbage So I0c per head; carrots 40c per bushel ;
horseradish l0c 10; onions 60c bushel; potatoes
30G45c bushei; parsnips COO bushel: ru tahagas
t5c bushel; squash l0c each; sw eet potatoes
sc ID.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
Produce Exchange.

The produce market Was very quiet and dull,
As it generally Is on Saturday, but values we're
unchanged at the cali Poaltry was 8 little
weaker because Of the ihaw. Fruits were quiet
bot very srm. Batter, little doing Eggs, dull.
Dressed meats, not much movement. prices
about steady. Following is the call:
BrTTEn-Extras, 30s I'D. 33c ssked
extra srsts, sc bid. SOC asked: Erst. Is
BID, 20 asked seconds. iOc bid. thirds,
nominal: packing stock Sc bid. &c asked-
CzExsE-FaneY Nominal; zne fan creams
shsdL=r and eats, lie asked; fine part skinned
Eats aud eheadsr roniasl
Esss-gxt-As, Gle I'D. &c asked: zrsts. Ise
bid: seconds nominal; skinea and ice hoase
extras. lss asked.
PoULTRE-TarkeJs.sTtrs i4e zs ked chosce. fs
bid nsdizn. Io5s ed ,eSnznoa- sc Did: chickens,
extra &C BID ;esoice, lee bid; Medium, &C bid
couzoz no7ina
GAHE- Nnz1trai.
Po-AroEs-cAoics. Zoe biz
SWIFT PoTkToEs-Jsrseys. s.. Ilinoss 3 50.
APPLz--Farcs. s. o. bid; Ss.5o azked
ss&aSzr6- s2.so I'D
OzkxsEs-FAncg. 500 ~; $3.50 asked
volenciss. SOD ~. 500 askee.
LEMsSs-Paocy, $40 sskss; prime, s2.5o
81. $40 asked
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
MINNEAPOLIS.

There was no improvement In the tone OF the
market on change yesterday, and wheat was
weak with light demand; corn was easier; oats
we're steady; bran weak and lower; shorts dull;
ground feed quiet; corn meal slow; hay steady
and quiet Following is the cali:
wHEAr-No. 1 hard, Sic bid; No. hard,
roc bid; No. regular, 74c bid; No. regular,
Csc bid.
CoHS-No2 nothing Offering; rejected, 37@3sc.
OArs-No. . white. 25G2Gc bid; rejected, 24GS
CSC.
GROUND FEED-So. 1, $500 bid; No.2, $500
@l4O0 bid.
BRAN-Ss O0@s.25 bid.
SBoRTs-Sp 50QDI0 90 bid.
HAV-Timoihy, 80 5OQG.75; No. ! wild, IS. 90
600; No. 9, S7.oOGs.00
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
Chicago.
Nhl
Special Telegram.


CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-There was a percept-
ible increase of activity at the banks to-day
and general business was more brisk owing
mainly TO milder weather and better feeling
in consequence thereof. Saturdays and
Mondays however, are always days of more
middle of the week and hence no special
differences can be deduced therefrem. New
York exchange was quoted weak at 25@5oc
discount with fair outside demand. Orders
for currency shipments were light and re-
ceipts the same. Sterling exchange was
81. S4(04. S71l. The bank clesrings were
5,s46. 237, against So. 500, 900 yesterday, and
for the week $50, lO3, 057 against SOL, l0S,-
2l2 for the corresponding week in 1854.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
of wheat. Shipments, 4l0 bushels Of wheat.
In store. 5,35S,e28 bushels of wheat.
Milwaukee Produna. .

milwaukee, PrOdure.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3l.-Flour was in fair de-
mand. Wheat was frmer; No. 2, 76kc; Janu-
airy, 76i@c; February, 76Ac; March, 77c;. May,
SsAc. Corn was dull; No. 8, Acc. Oats
were dull; No. . white, acc; No. 2, 5000
3lc delivered Rye was lower and dull; No. !,
Csc; No. 2, CSC. Barley wns dull and depressed;
No. s.53Ac; extra Nos, ACC bid. Provisions were
frmer; mess pork sold at Sl2. 10 cash and Feb
rnary; S12.a 20 March; lard, prime steam. SO. 50
cash and February; S6.S7 March. Sweet
picked hams, firm at sz@9Ac. Live hogs
were easy at s4.2504 60. Butter was
steady choice creamery, 250S0c; fair to good,
2OGs2c best dairy, iT@lsc. Cheese was quiet;
best new cream. l2@lane. Eggs, were Arm
at 22023c. Receipts, l,7l7 barrels of -four;
37.l60 bushels Of wheat; 29,910 BUSH
els Of barley. Shipments, e,s69 barrels of
flour; $50 bushels Of wheat; %, 400 bushels Of
barley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-02
The Quotations.
Western Associated Press.

Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO Jan. SI.-Flour, dali and IN
settled; good to choice winter wheat -four SS.75
@4.50; Michigan winter wheat -four, $3.50
G4.0O; soft spriag wheat aout S3.00D3.7j; Min
nesota bakers, sS.1Oai.oO; patents, S4.9S o
500; low grades, Sl.7502.5o; rye four, $50
@3.85 In barrels. buekwheat, 81. 2503.75 per
ZOE pounds in sacks; Southe n ILL
nois and Missouri winter wheat hour, Sj.2595.75;
common to choice Minnesota, IS. 50Gi.0O. Wheat,
in good demand, but unsettled and closed
strong and Ic higher than yesterday; sales
ranged: January and February, 76is977$c,
closed at TIC; March, 771s9:Sc, closed at
T7Sc; May, s2H0sS5sc, closed at S3Mc; No.
? Chicago spring, 76B@7T4c, closed at
77kc; No. Chicago spring, GC5i 06Shc; No.
red, 790sOc. Corn was unsettled and feeling
weak opened nc higher, receded and closed the
same as yesterday; cash, SeA036hc; Janu-
airy and February, 36d362c. closed at SGAc;
March, s8A@3SHc, closed at 36 &c; May, Ss4
@4Okc, closed at 40I40hc. Oats we're dull
and heavy and ranged L 93sc lower, but rallied
slightly and closed steady; cash, 27c; February,
% Z ls27Kc, elpsed at 2Tc; March, 2715 9275sc,
closed at 27lzc; May, SoG30Ac, closed al S0Ec.
Rye was quiet ct 6lH @64c. Barley was In
COOL demand at 65G66c. Flax seed was steady
at sl.49 Pork, in good demand, frner and
l04l2Hc higher; cash, Sl2. lug IL. 10; teo-
ruary, Si205@I2.I2H. closed at $i2.15@
lark; March. Sl2. 20OI2.27h, closed at sig 25
@ls2T; May, s12. s5CgI 1880, closed at Sle.4
CyI247M. Lard WAS in fair demand and a shade
frmer; cash, st. sO4G.s2H; February, S5.77H
G5.s2H, closed at S6.s!1s; March, $3.50
30, closed at Sc. S7H $3.50; May, S7.02M9
707n, closed at S7.05Ql7 .07H. Bulk meats
were in fair demand shoulders, S4.90G5. 90:
short ribs, S6.l5@6.20; short clear, Sc 90
1C.65 Butter, quiet and unchanged: cream
cries, Ss935c; diaries, 2S@32c. Eggs were
quiet and unchanged at 27Hc. Whisky was
steady and unchanged at sl.l5.
Receipts, 5000 barrels Of -four; 0e.000 bush
els Of wheat; $4,000 bushels OF corn: 5000
bushels OF oats; 5000 bushels Of rye;
40 900 bushels Of barley. Shipments, lT,00D
barrels OF -four; 2l,U0O bushels OF wheat;
liz, 900 bushels OF corn; $4,000 bushels OF
oats; 5000 bushels OF ryei $1,000 bushels of
barley.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3i.-The Drovers journal re-
ports: Hogs, receipts. 1000 head; shipments,
G,OOO head the market was strong and
firm rough packing. S4.sOG4.55; packing and
shipping, SI.G094.SO: light grades, si.4OG4 80 /;
skips, 81 9OGat rs Cattle, receipts, s,l0J head;
shipments. 1900 head; the market was very
weak and i0&i5c lower; extra good 10 choice
shipping, sj.OOa5. go; common, sI00a4. 90;
corn fed Texas cattle, 81 .O014s0 sheep, re.
ceipts, 1905 head. shipments, 1000 head :
the market weak. inferior grades. s.. %
ns.75 per hundred weight; common. $50
@s. Is vineyard, 3.5JSe 80; lambs, Si.250
500.
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LITTLE Rock, Jan. 9l.-Whcn toe legisla-
iure net in joint session at noon ex-6oE.
BerTyis letter Withdrawing from the senatorial
race vas read On the frat ballot James Il
Jones. representative from the Third con-
crsssioual district. vas elected 70 the United
States senate The vote stood Jones -,
Duun 49, c z Breckenridge 3, necessary 70
q choice q
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The mining market vss only incidentally active
G1rjnE TIE forenoon. Balwsr sold a. ioEs.
mining offered s. seller 10; Belle Isle 10. Colo
rs5s Centrsi :. Grand Pre- Is. Horn Silver 20.
seller z. ard SIS seller sass0; ConsSl.5s;ea Cal
foTziA s Virginia -, PiyzsutA I5S. Red Eie-
Phszt :, Standard - 22s, Es1 tssziy Eve shares
- los aa5 Red ElsPssai o.. Ia TIE sfisrnOen
gssre Uas seze activity. and Fiynssfh sold az
Is rSEriar Ead is&A seller IS B0iie n 905.
A-s:sa %, sETsE K1zs -, Esssks ~, Ia Crosse
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Duluth whsa.

western Associated Frcss.
Drlurs. Jaa. 1.-Tas closing prizes O;
nsrrlzg session on change to-day wers. No
Asrl cash. .sAe IA; Nay. SGe BID;
June. So c III. Ns.s lard casa. - &c *; Nay.
sec bid: Ne. zsgskssz cash. ssAe tG;
Nav. - ne "a; We. : ROEtsssa cash. sc Sid;
Nay. ssae IA; We. casa. ess I'D; nissssd
sAsh. s4as 81 RsSssSss. ss,sca sEsasls
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CLrvz-1xp. Jan. 3i.--Psuolsam was steady;
Standard white 40 sold at 74e.
PTr7ssUEs. Jan. si.-Petroleum Vas dGIl
certificates opened a. G9sfe; declined TO e9c
rallied % 69Se, ard closed at ss1e-
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CHICAGO. a.
milwaukee & st. Paul R'y.
THE FAST MAIL LINE.
Pullman sleepers with Smoking Rooms a,a..s,
finest Dining Cars In the world are run on Al
Main Line trains 10 and from Chi
cagu nnd MlfWau zee
DEPARTING TRAiNa

DEPARTING TkAika
In Crosse. Dubuque ant
ST. Louis Elk. .........
Prairie du Chen, NIL,
and { hicago Ex
Calmarand Davenport Ia
Mason City, Abba and
Kansas City Eek .......
Pickering and Council
Bluffs Ex .........
NilDank & Fargo Elk. e,
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Elk .............
Mason City. Abba ant
Kansas City Ex
Def Moines and Council
Bluffs ET..,.......
La Crosse Passenger
Aberdeen Il Mitchell Ex.
Milwaukee and Chicago
Fast Ex.
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OTHER MARKETS.


IOTeIsu.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Si.-Wheat dull. corn
heavy; esrgoes OF coast, buyers holding of;
caTgOes on passage, buyers holding OF.
AAXK LANE. Jan. 81 Wheat and corn
quiet. Country markets geuerslly cheaper.
FAKIs, Jan. 81 -Whest and -four quiet.
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ST. PAUL. Jan. 81.
The following quotations, giving the ranss OF
thenarkets during the iIy, Wete received ~ IL
Doran, Commission Merchant:
WHEAT-CIICAGO
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Ner York DRY GoodG

NEv YORK. Jan. 3I.-As Is usual on Saturday
sddsd 70 this beiHg the closing day OF the month,
. veTy good total Of sales have been reached.