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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
CONWAY SPRINGS.

| 10 the Editor OF the Eagle:
The weather is fine-just enough
rain to keep things growing nicely.
From present indications Sumner
county will produce the largest crop
of corn yet recorded.
Work on the d. NJ. & A. is pro-
crossing rapidly. An engine for the
road has arrived and is busy pushing
material out over the completed por-
ton Of the road.
Casey & Wyatt have sold out their
livery business to Gwinn & Stewart.
Hargrove & Dickey have added
livery business to their feed and sale
stables, giving US thus three livery
firms, each anxious to excel the others
in catering to the wants of the public.
E. G. Cox has sold his meat market
to John Leach, and intends to move
back ON his farm.
The concert given at the rink by the
Methodist choir, assisted by the Pre- :
byterian choir and by Prof. Shul,
drew quite q crowd and was very sue
cessful.
The hard rain Of two weeks ago
Friday night raised Slate creek so
that team attempting to cross was
drowned while the driver was exert
Ing himself to save two children who
were thrown into the stream with
him by the overturning Of the box.
Miss Ada Jefiries has returned from
q visit of several months in Missouri
and Kansas.
Mis- Montgomery, of Pierce City,
Missouri, is visiting at DIR. Jeffries.
Mr.. John Boyd is enjoying visit
from his sister Mrs. Carson, Of North
Carolina.
Uncle Abner Wilkinson and son,
who went west three or four months
ago to take up claims, have returned
and re-opened shoe shop, where
work in their line will receive prompt
and careful attention.
Mr.. Howard has moved into his new
house on South Sixth street.
Mr.. Z. II. Hobart, who moved here
recently from Wichita to engage in
the grain business, has rented Mr.
Cables new house in the west part Of
town. We welcome Mr.. Hobart aud
family to our midst.
Mr.. Farr, station agent. has rented
q house north of the school house.
Judge Monnet, Of Wellington. was
in town last Sunday. visiting DIR.
Monnet and . brother just returned
from California.
A feminine fishing party ventured
out one day last week. They report
. good time and brought back, as evil
dence of their ability to manage the
hook and line, long string of fish, far
exceeding the number brought in fire.
quentiy by the "boys."
The Dunkard church which has been |
In process Of erection for some time.
was SO far completed as to permit Of
Its dedication last Sunday. Many Of
our citizens who attended to welcome /
L into our midst - power for good
were unable to gain admittance.
Fourth of July will be celebrated in
= patriotic manner on Saturday, July
3D.. There win be . parade, music,
speeches and fireworks.
Prof. Edwards, Of Ohio, has been
engaged - principal Of oar schools for
the coming year. He comes well rec
BY those with whom be has
The foundation is being laid and the
cellar dug for Asa Barnell's new
aouse. N. 6chench 4 Co. have the
,ontFaet. n.y..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The bill recently passed by congress
restoring Fitz John Porter to the
army and placing him on the retired
list, has received the presidents sig
nature and is now law. Well, it Is
come consolation to know that a. last
the country is relieved from the peri
Odical appearance of this tormenting
spectre. this exasperating sham. And
while the 10y al defenders of the union,
and particularly those who are denied
the pittance of a pension to which
meritorious service and uncomplain-
ing suffering entities them; these, we
say, can endure the indignity cast upon
them yet little longer, being encOur-
aged by the comforting assurance
that while they arc denied O pittiful
stipend from the nations rich treas
ure house, they are not forgotten by
a grateful, appreciative people.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
The first election returns that com

The first election returns that come
in from the English boroughs are not
as encouraging TO the hopes of the
Gladstone following as has been
looked for after the enthusiastic DEM
onstrations attending the brief cam
paign on the home rule question.
However, the results of the election in
the few boroughs heard from is not
necessarily correct indices to the final
result, which, we hope, will prove
complete endorsement of the premier's
great, unselfish labors in the interest
OF human liberty, and to close the ter
rible chapter of the relations between
England and Ireland, which for GEN.
turtles has been the oppobrium of that
country in the eyes and judgment OF
the world.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The dispatches Yesterday informed
the public that the lower house of
congress sustained the presidents veto
of the Des Moines land grant bill, the
effort TO pass the bill over the veto
filling of the necessary twO-inirds
majority. Nevertheless the result Of
the vote in both the senate, where
there was a good majority in favor of
the measure despite the veto, and in
the house where SO large number of
the presidents own party voted
against him. was anything but flatter-
ing to his conceit. The question in
VOWED was not party question, to be
sure, but we mention the failure of
his party to unitcdly sustain him to
show that he is not regarded by them
as the embodiment of wisdom in all
things.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The Washington Post thinks that
the present administration is news
paper hierarchy. Three years ago Ben
Folsom was a reporter on the New
York World, Dan Lamont was re-
porter on the New York Argus, and
Cleveland, at one time, did consider
able local work on the Buffalo Courier.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The Topeka Citizen closed its first
year Wednesday aud its existancc as q
newspaper with the same issue. The
business, good will, ETC., reverts to the
Democrat of that city.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

Barber county has registered in the
Office of the state auditor 81, 900
worth of bonds, the proceeds from
which will be used in building court
house and Jail in that county.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
Wellington and winfield are g

Wellington and Winfield are still
quarreling over the county scat ques-
ton. Tut, tut; better devote your
valuable time to the material develop
ment Of your respective towns and
the county at large. 1t will pay bet
ter and be infinitely more satisfactory
in the long run.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The Harper Graphic is informed
that the editor of the EAGLE has no
rich spinster aunts. Spinsters don't
run in the blood. All of his aunts are
not only married, but each boasts an
abundance of heirs of her own.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
DERBY DOTS.
b che Editor.,of The Daily Raxle.

10 the Editor.of The Daily Eagle.
Friday evening, 25th ult., Rev. Har-
per, of Wichita, lectured on the SUBJ
ject Ut 'Growth," fully sustaining his
reputation for eloquence and fluency.
6undsy evening, At the Baptist
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

The st. Louis Republican announ-
ces that "St. Louis anarchists will in
future devote their time in breaking
IN rock instead. of government"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
GYPSUM CENTER GOES,

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The day we gained our indcpend-
ence will be celebrated at Derby Kan
sas, on Saturday, July Srd.
Hon. c. S. Ely, of Wichita. will be
the orator of the day; hence we invite
all you citizens of Wichita to come
down and join Us. In the days and
years gone by Derby has had some
good men, and has heard some good
speeches, but none to compare with
Mr.. Ely, who is formerly of Illinois.
And again We say Gypsum Center
will be there. In remembrance of the
day that the yoke of oppression was
shattered and our country made free,
will her hundreds of people turn out
aud their memories run back to the
days when our Pilgrim Fathers made
their way through strife and storm to
the land that today is the ruling
power of the worldY Wichita, we
invite you to come down and join us
in song that will re-echo to the sky,
through the free, throbbing air of this
fair land of freedom. Let us sing of
our Pilgrim Fathers.
"Fear was upon the sea
Whist time the Mayfower bore
Our fathers, few but free,
To this wild Indian shore,
Fear for the storm-clouds gathering dark
Around the one lone Pilgrim barque.
But firm the Pilgrims prayer
Mid strife and storm was heard,
As through the troubled air
Went up faiths conquering word,
Till loud along the billowy sea
Rose the sweet anthems Of the free.
For He whose matches power
Could hush the waves at will,
Who in . darker hour
Had whispered: "Peace, be STILL"
His hand was on the frsil barque's form
To guide it safe through strife and storm.
We have barque to guide
Ger Q darker sea;
Its freight the souls of men;
Its port Eternity;
And death and hell their shadows dark
Have gathered round this priceless barque.
But as the Pilgrims sang
When stormy winds were high
Till the wild pillows rang
With their loud harmony,
Then let us sons of Pilgrims bear
Our fathers hearts to do and dare.
And Thou, the Pilgrims guide
Creator, Father, Cod
Who by the Mayfower's side
The world of waters trod,
Guide Thou our bsrque DER Deaths dark sea,
Bearing the sin-sick back TO Thee.
IT L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NRw.YoRK Saturday. Dec. 4-BEEv ES-Receipts were %
cars 4GS head-2 60hst and cars at Jersey Cy
arrivals at 60thst 10 were for T. C. Eastman ana
IL cars gned Meizger the arrivals al
Jersey City warzcnld sulzberger NO trade
IN Live Cattle. oo,o
sHEEP AND LAMBs.-Recepts 10 OF 1850
he4d-l0 6Ohs and carloads at Jersey CITY There
change IN feeling prices. Common 70 Prime
sheep sold d4c and Fair to Choice Lambs at 10 Qua
80 slis. On
sacs-Judd buckingham 2ls Ohio Sheep and Lambs SO
II, at4i2 ,c-
do. lu7 u. at 4i2c.
Newton Giilett 1919 Ohio sheep 100 10. at 81 So %
y. rcock 1853 Western sheep. 81 TO- at 4ci 40 TO- 81
H. at - 81; PIG Ohio do, 50 10. at 4 &c.
sherman Culver 2l0 Western Sheep, 80 10, at u 70
3jS do, lU2 10. al ~ so. 49, 800.
a 4i4c; ~ Ohio Lambs, So n Al &c.
HaIenOeck & DAVIS Michigan Sheep, Ito n. at 4c
sS DO &c; 22O Western Lambs. IL ID. at 50 50;
372 Canada do, 81 10, at CSC -, 40
Denback * Dewey: 379 Canada Lambs 81 10, at - OOi
ls5 10. % y. al So 3D.. o.o
Everitt & pidcock S7s Western sheep 81 n at4fc; 2i9
do 2c; 1903 estern Lambs, VI ID at 80 90; Zoo
Ohio do 10 N NJ SO %. a..
HoGS-Keceips q of 1888 head at jersey CITY
back the Central Road ~ arrive at 4O
The market Ia steady al A. "a lSc. -. ,o 90.
Sacs-J O. smith ONO Hogs 100 10, AT - iO OLio
d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKnTs BY TELEanApH.

BUFFALO Dec. 4.-Cdfn>-R last "a hOurs-2U4l
head 9965 aead tor time last
week consigned through 100 cars. lOo OF when
10 New. 20 sales demand active. prices adj
yanc,n 10 cents. Fair Native shipping steers
81 lO0i 20, Common 10 Far 50 oOd4 o. All offerings
6Heep-Recepfs last "a IA 90
thus JU.UOO head: Tor same uue last week. 4ooOO
carr gu0i demand al fun prcrs. Inferior to Far
81 75Q3 Uoof 10 Choice IS Is al 25. Extra 81 BOZ
81 10 Western Lambs "a 6Od5 80. no Canadian LAMBS
Hoos Receipts last "a hours7254 head total for week
thus tar. $50 hean time last week. llO4oO
head through 6S OF which 40 1" New Ork
% opcued strong ami hghnI closed al
inside prices Light Pigs - 7544 Selected YOrkeis
Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends s3 50>J 80. Market closed
continued downward tendencyhe bulk oil good 10 coce
sold ,.,
ReceptS 5000 shipments. l,OOO market slow but
shipping 800 LOO 10. ~ 80 q - %
stockers and Feeders sO0S5 3d. Cows Bulls ami Mixed
81 4U4s3 l5i BULK, ~ lOGS1 90. Texas COWS ~ zoo
81 STEERS, tO1+3 90. 900
strung ana acye. Rough and Mixe - o. Gsi o. PACKING
shipping 50 85Gsl 2Oi Light Weights IS 40 asa o.
SbpScn-Kec,Ivts 5000 shipments l.0OO steady
a < 40 Texans - Oc03 Lambs. IS 10 a ~ 81.
sI LOUIS Dec. 4.-Cdue- Receipts 800 neal shin
meuts 40. market steady Cocc Native steers 81 3o@
talr Cool shipping steers 5oa4 20 Butchers
hteers cioce - OOasi o. feeders iar to good,
StOckers fair goOt II DOdZ aud
Indians. common To choice. 81 ." - 10
early strong figures Choice Heavy Ani Butchers Seee
tons q PACKING fancy - 5OGS4 lO York
ium 10 choice - 1O9s3 3D. Pigs common to good
SHseo-Roceipts 500 head shipments none: MARKET
strong 10 &C. higher Common to Fair 81 10 az 90 Me-
dunn Choice 81 % asa To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
Total ticrcos 900 So 200 los 400 1920 b7UUV

Total tiercos $4,000 400 432oo 3D. 100 o'ooo
BUTTER CHEESE ami EGGS- Butter-Has moner.
demand State Creamery. 21G2sc; on .
Creamery. 2sc Erin Creamery. sc; western 20 %
Dairy. half.rrkn 23a2ic. Welsh tuos a. "
25c.' Western Imitation Creamery ls022c' Western py
loo l5c Western Factory. sdl4c Cheese I'm
de"ands State Factory, l0al2ac Light Skins loS &c
Western Fiat IL 0l2 Ic. Good TO Prime ESss-o'a'o'
25G26c. Western. 2Z2G2jc.; Lined. l71lSc
sOGAR-Haw sugar seady and unchanged from SO
Molasses: sac for Fair Refining while quotations
were reduced 5i,c for Centrifugal sales $500
centrifugal Size Refined Is steady and IL fair demanl
6isc Granulated lSl6057sc Mould 3 l5.lSc Con Cn,
fectoners' il.i6d5s4c. Coffee A Standard oec cor
fee OF 5Lc. White Extra 4TsG5c.. Extra 4's@4@c
4A7f i2c.. Yellow s64i4c. -
sTEARINE-Dul ant more or less normal. City quoted
Tic. Oleomarga- quoted, Gl4c .,
TAIIOW-luiet and unchanged Prime CITY quo1e,i
4Lc. Sales. 10000 70. 4Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
On and amer NOVEMBER fs 1894
GREAT TRCyz 1--we

ohEAT TRCNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MArr por,r
Trains leave NewY York. via Dosbrosses and con.,as,
H arr r ssn and q. ws with Pullman p...
sn ai' % mic an DnIs
wiliis%spa1t Lock Haven s'S s,sos m sn NJ
~ commenting II CORY Tnsv1s ~ ERE
Centre and the on Regions "~ Petroleum
& % 'ss South .s %,a,
lS % Va ay: ss r.Is. sHS s
~ o g." sna ' ana i2 S . oss sunday S
For For 1 capo Nav x ssss as, -nnGny On
Branch Pay Junction and Intermediate ..s,,o,s
dIS m and n 'S DO not s1 stop sc =
For on PonI and Norfolk. via New YORK Pnaderha and
S sy ne hssSs r. s,s day via Baltimore and
9 a s Iss ,ss ss e:
s@s 'ss 'E s %';aar'?S - Hi Ss
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sa % 100 !ao BY ~ os +" 80 s1% s nd ss
m go $40 aOS s2o sss and rS % IS 80 ii i'''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
esS So: ss'ss S;i 90 : s.s=
IS s$ lsas1 si hs,r. $s ss$ ID II $:
Tram. 4Ss s3 say sas. s9 l " e ana
lilo a m. Ia T. g. n m ami IOa no. ana 8 D. m ON On
Sundays connect at Trenton tor Camden.
Returning leave Broad station Phisfepha
l29 @2o+Qi 80 $40 $50 400 3 o9io. II and
1l:loa Limited Expres- LILA ana 4:50 ~ i2So.
81. g. 635. 7l2 9l2 and $50 a 10. On Sunday 1901.
800 405 40 $40 $50 $40 i2;f9 $3.50 Linited).
Sass. 7:I2 and 3l2
Leave Philadelphia Camden 800 4 m. daily except
day.
II ket ofces $40 fS5 and ga Broadway Astor Houss.
and foot Of Desbrosses AMI cOuranit No
ami BROOKLYN station foot o. Futon-st Brooklyn.
station Jersey city EInerAnt Battery
Place and Castle Gar ten.
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for AMI check
baggage from hotels AMI residences
CUAS. r.. PCGH, J. r. WOOD,
Pas~'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

Total 1925 4o22 100 80 79@ l5s27s4 1907 es7
ID bu257C9.l5S oolooSo S1''V'SS lo0z1o44 6lSO7oo7
The quantity OF and flour passage the United
Knpd5n Doc l. 1855. was l3tOO.OOO bushels against
bushels less s year IN last The revised estimate
lie wheat crop Of ne unte4 Kingdom paes the quantity
So 6 gGi lssi The estimated consump
hon s home Zero II the ZOO S Ga
bushels or seed. 45OOOOOv bushels leaving require
tne for foreign and Hour equal TO Isl 600 m
of which S. 79 1913 bushels have been imported twelve
sd 10000 making total iore asG N
hand and on pasisg bc SsSne 2e @ that there
wheat to purchased In and shipped from all countries to
IT, 1851 The stocks IN the United Kingdom Dec 81 1855
paee en- ~ Dec I s No. more s S sd rs sha
900 bushels 6OU0O bushels inc average
Russian Egyptian and Indian supplies win be for the
next ioar months A1,ianSn StpoS o. new crop Jann
tie middle May 1887 and Indian shipments Of new crop
consumption even Slapped by suez Canal hi about the
M&Y HSD SYSTEMATICALLY but %Soa ,s same H ie.
ShOcs I G5S95y clover io Nike, $685. NS a.
Doe shipping, 80 J5e PI4ne % 50c; salt Meadow 40
a45e. stiaw-LoHg Short Rye loG 5oc: 6sI
tG1s Z at el ASS one T at
TO Medium; T. e e no. Il i4c aeae e Ss9
Choice i2d loc, F.eig-Bayar1ans ami Bonelsn: fssS
2oe Rents TO- SUSSEX, zoe do" lS@
MOLASSES-Quet and about STEADY 80 a1Oc for coo,
c GO rT1%S Se ssSf ~ anu O''' Tor Fancy New
edofa anal
character and ysaes 10 no; any marked changes
ever. Nominal values have been about 81 bni
nothing To-day almost neglected and can S pa
si5ia0sl7a wholly nominal Transferable Notices tDeccm
by turns prices have also duoiuated over Tn 81
~ PSa but y dr 1ss been
fully active since the sSsressie Of trading Is ass
less Irregular than spot and At same time less
TEST week aud 10 pous last satnrdav SPOT
closes 100 Before cal 10 tons sold at r. Co.,
sold 10 tons DO sold 1900 10 tons pem er
26o coPpe soa at eS S S
points and closing neglected bheehnng ~
Lakel issued AZ lsoc; ehn Bars aSs 5s Lead"iieid
spot OF domestic amt sac foreign declining
NAyALToREs-Fors Spirits Turpenne the mario, "a dru
Sa c o4 RS S ShaS ss, from the q
strained, 70 Coca q, q OF r Ssl sosl T. 81 Goa
s2ooss2os: n e so 5000 windos Glass. 81 $40 a.
spg wh Prime the ' Summer the Ye 1Dset
i sa~ 7se cry s na1aI
er ss s5c southern. 81 sSc do nstS xioer
s7s5sc bleached winter. 4oailc DO eItr. Sesched
OCEAN FREIGHTs-oenerai business is backward Int
Sus ,- grain private oR6EsS fT on g PE
aspha Griti'e :iea tTo% llSSo e.: srn Sd
bush S%: bos ss sssss
Ss" f sugar i7 so ca on
cheese Sos, beef vERPooI steam. ien a soo5
= sd l.. 4 i t.. OF ss' s axe
lss ~ ss I.iS s. soss.
los. ON a. cotton; ise4a;; :eLAsoVW steam hence.
cargo i5a 2os 2o.i bacon 2Ss sugar iss Cd, oil
is s sad ao se % s1 s.eaa sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
AU FOR IHE COLLECTION or TAXES.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FOR IHE COLLECTION or TAXES
No. 81 CHAMBRRs-sT, Z
NRw-YORK, December l. 1886
NOTICE TO TAXPAG EkS. The Receiver of
~ Taxes Of City OF New-York hereby gives
all persons who have omitted TO pay their taxes Tor the
1856 pay 10 him al his office before
y January 1884, provided by section SAC vi the
York CITY Consolidation Act OF 1882.
Upon any remaining unpaid Oh the LIST day of De
ceubeI 1885, centr VIII be charged received and
collected addition The thereof
tax remaining unpaid the LIST OF January 1887
Will DO charged eceyedahd collected upon the amount
thereof the OF per per annu be cal
cuaed from the 4th day OF October 1856 which
rolls aud the Of 1856
ivered said Receiver Of Faxes tho date payment
pursuant to section oa3 OF said act.
GEORGE W. MCLEAN
Receiver OF Taxes
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REpORT.

coFFEE-For Brazil growrhs the market was strong one
on tho &C. fair RIO cargoos Mid grahes
ruled firm and Sales 1000 bags from first and second
hapds Marsoaho $50 packages Jamaica o3l baes o
bags old crop resalesl; The option market opened
al further advance of .po,nis as as
follows; January. 1889 Fenruary ilseeizoVV;
1908 June IlI0: July ~ 2l5. Aurust I2loa l22o
December i901ll.95. Sales. 81 100 bags .
OorroN-for SPOT cotton the tono OF tho m "a;
bales l6s evening" OF which all for consumpon
since September port receipts have been
bales the corresponding PERIOD ass
year.
based the American standard or cassncaon
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06


prncvIsIoNs market has NOT varied IN any
nsrtcusr s,soueh do temper H. very strong "nni,e
thi,ins with the West demands nowev.'' ,,ssr hack
%odsrsA sales 225 bbs Mess and i5s Ss IS for One
n private ferma quoted st eil % ala for
Family Mess ola 300 SIS 70 for Clear in price
$40 SO for ErtIa Prime. .BEEf-u nensnk ali Tsl7
with slow demand City Extra India ~ co. "a, plate
ssass .BLEF HAMs-oniet and s.e Ts se Nave
sht demand al steady unchanged is, ia &C. sS
Picked Hams &C.; smoked llama lOtal o ac- slnoke.
Shoulders. 61ee'sc. .MIDDLEs On. sno DRESSED
naminsi Long New quotes 90 =, a. N
noGsAre shade easter. CITY Heavy 10 Lig e,y varied
5iac. Pigs 'o.-LARD-Tne mai krt mas , sa,rs the
for the ay although time during me cary SSt moro
temper somewhat Spectators oons"' Gales
freely in and the option trading s Moderate susfoss
900 Western 6b5d6oI -. 10 70
bo ics for export taken for December at
CITY Steam fairly active. Sales 24o cs
fined quoted 6S5c. Continent. 7lOc- South AmeiI tna
1850 December e52S65 SIC. closing o5s sso S tcs
tea January. 6.5l d6.S5c. closing 6btc Atov rcn
February. 66l G62c CLOSING o62c ZoVV ss 9so tcs
669d 67Oc, closing. 67cc; $50 tcs- Aprii, o'oc " W.
MAY. 6.a2c.
From Mcssrs. N. X. Fairbanks 4 Co: ,.....o.ts
Our cable adviees rive the following estimate OF hy
OF lard held in Enrore and aoat at the LIST nst' "ho
aides tie Uf formpr
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