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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16


pE0oocoAl AND 0E))ISAh
TIM London CAroaic(e's corre.ponoeut
comply With Count Herbert hlsmnrck
request . ne his in1oenoe - eeneu q
ohs government candidates ~ ne e'sc
lions Cor the l.Andtae Hence the COOL
ness beeueen 0eruany anQ me Se<,cso.
Ner. Jncobini will b made Car01n9 -
TIE next consist0ry-"
On ehs evening Il The @th young iooy
On the South Side q De- Aolne4 a.
named Thompson, wos found DECD u Der
room, supposed % have shot nerso1. 1ne
had 5ust receivod > call IRON young
man who vas waiting 1poa her, ana exter
rushed n and found her dead
of Hennsylvonia - fooe ball - . y On
the "a
NM. FnANE A. OE0nooT, % XtIourys
Masa, on tho -, gave birth 70 four girl
babiea Mother and children are Al DO
Ing nicely, but he father y badly broken
mp
TN London 1Jnes says q . ne gem
eral opinion IN London, including rssis
dent and visiting Americans that Lord
eaokviIle he's been badly treated
A DrsPAfcn 70 the London Times, from
zanxibar. says: Tho Germans have
burned al the dhows end boats 10 Wind
harbor. Lieutenant Fitxherbert Of the
Algorine, In the face Of heavy Arab
Are. chased dhow with 30 slaves Of tho
coast Of Madsgascar until the dhow
grounded. 8akalvas carried on all the
slaves except twenty-sevcn, which Lieu.
tenant Fitxherbort captured with the
dhow.
The military court Of inquiry 70 tnves-
tigate The lining OF the Washington tun-
mel a0ueduct, resumed IL sittlngs on the
5th Several Witnesses testified As 70
the improper character Of the packing.
Pnrsmrxr cIrvrLAx Nd aid not vote.
p--c~ avrro-. -. .rreesed - Indian
~-s.r " " - 49, Al ~ defrandipo
49, c,ichri~s : pensiorsr a. fhe var a.
,s,s 80 - exoo ~ s~rvicc. q fhe prose-
sns,,s - 49, csssr ~ mao . confes.
49,
NJ. r,o,rvcr roors he oulv r.
msiriny chiId ~ the famous comedian.
John Il. Toole. died n london On the
Mh- Her fafher ~ prost rated with grief
n h,s ioss
Tur four povdsr mills or the Oriental
Povder Compsnv a osmbo. Ne. were
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

been unusually sIow in coming in II j.
good majority The Republicans will
- n the House Returns from = co1n-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

rnx injuries Of the Car and czarina in
che late railroad accident we're very
slight The Car blames himself, &C.
cordjng to the Berlin Tdgeblafte. for hav-
ing ordered the train 70 proceed with m
creased speed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-16

A LAR0B delegation Of brosncrnocc
Engineers from the convention recens.y
held q Richmond. Va, called upon ~
President and we're happily received ~
him on the 81
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n. London Times says: "haa sne
United States Government desired %
Be courteous they might have wired ~.
Phelps the details necessary % decide me
aackvfllo case"
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II was rumored In washington. On inc
9Th. that probable outcome OF tho Aurcn-
ison letter incident would Dc tne ap-
pointment o. Lord Sackville - Governor
General Of Canada.
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Erorxsu and German gun -boats havs
been ordered to Formosa to protect tns
interests Of foreigners there. A rebellion
has broken out among the Chinese resi-
denfs acainst taxation.
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x rsrpxrcn from 81 Paul Dc LoandA
dated ths 81 says that Ne 1rss section Q!
NJ Trans- African railway from = rsu'
a. Lca ,da to Ambaca has been snaugu-
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TnKRz we're persistent rumors In Lon
don. on the 5th, that the British Cabinet
had decided 70 leave the washington
Legation IN the hands Of Charge q AZ
flares Tor e least year
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TIM International Currency commis-
sion has finally made it, report II advo-
Gates the co-operasion Of England with
che United States. Germany and the Latin
Union to secure the restoration Of BIZ
mefaifsm
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TN Woman's StanSsrd, female suf-
frage organ n Des Moines, Ia. condemns
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union for indorsIng the Prohibition tick
q. and says this viii probably break ~
che organization.
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0RxRRAL ALLExKouovv. oifeesor y
s-sncesian railroads, committed suicide
- fbe al He left : letter addressed %
che cxar. presumably giving bic reason
For The deed
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~ bstrothnl Vim sbsrsly Be announced
a ne Prince Of Naplea the Crown Prince
n Italy, and Princess Ciementanes me
third daughter Of King Leopsad o. nei-
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Nh GLADSTONE, replying 70 . deputa-
zion which called on him. on the 9th, q
Birmingham, said that he considered Il
h,s duty not 20 retire from public life 90
long - the Irish question remained IN
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M HARRrsox's victory In the prest-
Dental election excites little interest IN
British diplomatic circles, where i WAS
expected the election would BE- intently
watched The public show almost no In
tercst II the result
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An examination into the affairs Of the
city Of Cleveland, O., growing out OF tne
Axworthy defaication, has disclosed Z
shortage in the accounts Of 3 !. Everett
ex-c,ty treasurer, Of nearly $1,000
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the Treasury Department. has ruled
chat s.benedictine" II dutiable at two dol
lars per gallon and three cents Per bot
tle, and not ct the rate Of nfty per cent
"a vaIorem. - proprietary cordial
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Joax LYNCH, private in the late var,
and the bearer Of General Grants famous
dispatch 70 President Lincoln: VIII
fight IL out on this line Il Il takes AL sum-
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AT the fall games Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club. y New York, on the eth,
J. & Mitchell threw the 1G-pound ham
mer 13) feet beating the record and
threw The So pound shot 30 feet ! inch,
beating The record
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ties give Cieveia,d- 5os1: Harriscn- -E.l.
Congressman Townsend Rep --1e;
Macon. D-m. ia Governor Cooper,
Hep, csc, Patterson. Dem, ) l1G
nswa-
DEs XorxEx Ia. Wow &-I41cey beats
Weaver b. &c majority. Flick beats An
derson in the Eighth district b. i.ins ma
jorify- Iuenty-three counties conp-ets
vote. give steady Republican E1in~ that
indicate Republican plurality q So"
Tor Harrison The state ticket Il but liz
lie behind. and the Railroad Cvnmis-
sioners are not scratched IS Da>Ily s was
supposed The Republican candidates
wli. AL be elected The only Democrats
Congressman elected y Hayes, In The
Second district
DEs MONKS. Ia. xov. Slater returns
make no change in the estimated result
in Iowa HArrison's plurality will prob
ably reach 5l0a TIE Republicans carry
every Congressional dissrict but the Sec
ond-a gain o. two
Nls.<~ssa-
81 PART MINI yov- Sits estimated
that the state gives Harri<on and Morton
1400 plurality and Merriam Rem. Tor
Co.ernor, 9o,o01 more votes than wilson
All q the Conxres sicnL districts ~ TO-
State elect R>pubiicsa Congressman,
Hall beating Md snAil IN The 1airi -
tricf ~ l.s1o and D1nnsil having about
the same plurality over wilson - tns
First
he G5cS< (DemLl conceies shst ne
State ha< gone for Harrison - 1919
for Merriam, Rep. Tor Governor. ~ ~
on and that R-pnbilcA1 Congressman
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in the history Of the State. send . Repub-
lican to tho United States Senate. and the
next House Of Representatives, u surely
and safely Republican
sOur own figures promise . Republican
majority from - 20 - and that veteran
authority. Edward Mcpherson. always
conservative. Is sure OF az least III Re-
publicnns in the n.xt House.
ssMillcr, for Governor, IL defeated BY
more than 1000: Judge Ramsey. how
ever. Is running 80 for ahead Of the State
ticket that there u more than = possibiIi-
u that he may Be elected over Gray
s.fn New York CITY the result has not
changed materially from that announced
yesterday. except that Hewitt COMES ont
third in the mayorn1ity contest the vote
being: Grant, III. 40; Erhardi, s26H;
Hewitt, soSSS
The SIM says: III Hill h,d not been
the Democratic candidate for Governor
Cleveland would have been beaten 3s.00
votes worse than he Is.
The Republicans have apparently three
close districts in Michigan nov repre-
scented by Democrats. and have captured
the districts OF Weaver and Anderson,
Democratic. 10 Iowa They have carried
the Cleveland districts in Ohio and two
Minnesota districts now represented by
Democrats One Republican Congress-
man has been gained in Tennessee and
The Democrats have gained four Or dve
districts IN Virginia
W1scossla-
uuwArKgK. wis. Nov. s-There can
b no possible doubt that Wisconsin has
gone Republicar BY from 1SO)0 70 2o.0O
majority. The returns are coming 10
slowly and only 81 81 the G. counties In
1he State have sent in their figures Iheee
show large gains FOR the Republicans.
and Il Il estimated it will result In gain
| Of - per cent over the vote a. 1854
A curious feature II the fact that the
| Republicans have made their largest gaius
| In Democratic counties. and this u par
| ticularly noteworthy 10 Dane and Ashland
| counties, where the Republicans hare
| majoritics or over Lou The Congress-
1 ional contests have resulted il the DEM
Il ocrats gaining . Congressman IN the
| Second distr:ct which Is offset BY the
| Republicans getting back their Congress-
| man in this (the Fourth) district Both
branches Of the Legislature will BE-
strongly Republican Gabs Bonck. one
; Of the best known men in the State. new
Congressman and war-horse Of the
Democracy. IL defeated In the Third As
sembly district By Schmidt Rsrublic-
an. Schmids's majority il only =. but
Bouck's defeat vas not anticipated b. the
Republicans
Califsrnin-
San FRAxc1sco. Nor. e-Complete
election returns have been received from
six counties in the state - follows:
Coufrn Cozfn- Harlan Els Cl@rr-
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II shs supreme Court q Pennsylva.is
=. ~ sth. jnstics Williams decided tnax
~ Mechanics Lien Law rs unoonsuss-
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TnE Spanish schooner Engracia Of
Havana and the American schooner Lee
gal Tender. were taken TO Key West,
Fla. on the lth. BY prize crew from the
revenue cutter VIM. Crawford. Both ves-
GELS were seized, on the 1st o. Charlotte
HaSbor. Smuggling rum and tobacco
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WI. PARKEs, register Of deeds Of Nell
con County. Oak. absconded, on The 5th.
With $4,000, which be had secured ~
mortgaging his property two or three
times over. escaping detection BY neg
1ecting 70 index the mortgages
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TnouAs LnTLk aged about sixty Ave
years, Of Altoona, Pa, died suddenly, On
1hs might Of the 5th- Of heart disease. H
was : bachelor. and lived : miser's life
Bonds and money 20 the amount Of 80,
GO were found concealed In his trunk
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TnR steamer Saginaw, which SALES
from New York. on the 5th- for Hayt, 4
reported to have had on board arms an
munition and other contraband articles
An attempt by the revenue cutter Chan
dler 70 overhaul her proved unavailing.
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ties give Ciereia,i- sos: Hsrrison- 81
Congressman Townsend. Rep -.3-;
N>cor- D-m-. 4sza- Governor. Cooper,
Hep, cs5s; Patterson DEM Ais
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LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Jan 20 The national Live
Stock Indicator reports:
Catlle-Kecei pts, 81, 100; shipments, 900;
market steady; choice heavy native steers.
1905 10; fair TO good native steers, S5S
A.; butchers steers, medium to choice, 3 lO(D
400; stockers and feeders, fair 10 good, 2 on
as 20; rangers. ordinary To good, 2 2UG3 10.
ket slow and lower, p tees ranging from 10
to 10,
Sheep Receipts, 500; shipments, none; mar
kel highsr fair to cho ce, 4 OOC5 20.
khSaAs CITY. Jan. A.-Ihe Live STOCK
Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, 100; shipments, SO;
offerings II ainlY common best weak to steady:
common dull and TO l0c lower feeding steers
but quiet: good to choice cornfed, 4 % 40 40;
a. SO; feeding steers, CO.'S %; cows, 10 so
10.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,lCO shipments, 700:
good TO choice strong and higher, in some
casee 10 higher; common steady but hard 10
sell ranging from otto to 30.
Sheep Receipts, 700; shipments, 100; mar
ket steady good TO choice, OoGi 81; common
to medium 0OW3 81,
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The Drover. journal
Cattle Receipts, 2ooo, shipments, 100;
market slow, Ice lower on common; beef
steers, 3 900 "; stockers and feeders, 50
l93 30; cows, bulls and mixed, 7SGS To-;
Texas steers, 3 U4G3 -.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments, ....;
market steady; mixed -D5Gt50o; heavy tOlg
IS light oOIG5 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 300; shipments, 1903; mar
ket 81 ong; poor 10 fancy natives COOS % !
western, 2 50C95 Y =; Texans, $40 - co. lambs
Sgs p.
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French sob boxes, 75c. Ds,es--r ,-ou.
,A9e per h. Raisins--C California London
layer 90 per box Spanish, London lsyrr
a.; huscatel, 3 0q ''
GREEN FRUIT - Lemons. 751as m
California River side oranges 4 oolf W ncr
box choice apples, 25@4 so MaIaga
grapes, t 15CG, 90
SARDlNES-American,6 90; mustardb 40
imported, 10 oo@ I3 30. - ~ y
BAKING POWDERS DIR. prico.s .r,
Royal Brands-6oz, -, 19oz, 4 95. o. n
IL 90, One spoon 2oz 4oc; 4og. 15c Snz
40, H. . so ''-'
SOAPS 49, Rabbits 90; satlnct 4 q,
hirk's Olive 90; Pale Olive . ~. Fnoirn
30; Bridal Boquet 40; Fairbank LIZ
Side 3 80; Jewell 90; 1aconct 30: Fairhnnk
owe 90, NO. | Palm 90 Imperial white
3 80. irbank's'Nenus 25.
uid, SOC. az
STARCH Per 10, St2c to 52lc
SNt fF-SiN OF. 10 50@ll 25; dental.
TOBACCO--Standard plug navies. Az. tn
45c per 10, bright 7oz twist, 35c To 4Oc ncr IN
ll-inch plug, CSC to 40 Smoking assorted
standard goods, +4c to sic, Creole cigarette
straight cut, 50 TO: Duke of Durham cipar
cites, 3 G5
WlllSki--lligh wines, 81 OF
Ll f American cases, doz each, 3 Il,
Greenwich, doz, IS; Philadelphia. doz.
2 %.
oll-Brilliant, bbls lsc, 2-5s, . 10; l2-I.
3 90 Eupion, 2-5s, 3 10; Brilliant OBS
spouts . 20
HARDWARE Nails, steel basis los. 81
do iron per 10, 3ltc. Horseshoes. Burton,s
per keg, 90. Fence staples plain, 80; d:
galvanized, 80 Axes first quality, 25n
OK. Axe handles, oo6D - Grain
Scoops, Z 5oC0S o5 Rubber betting. dis
count 40 per cent
POrASIi-Babbitt's 3 so, Eagle . 90 :;
Sterling 3 90; Crown 9 70; Regal, . l6
ROPE-Ssal, llAc; cotton, SOC.
BROOMS Waco made, r. 3 so, No i,
3 %; No. ?, 3 90; No. 4, . %; No. 3, > 90.
No 3 80
Coal-Indlan Territory, delivered
at yards, 90 per ton. Hard wood, 3 % per
cord
LChBER-Rough Is 00G2O 90 per NJ,
clear dressed on one side, 20 o0625 90; n.
and NJ. flooring, Is 00825 co. D. and NJ.
ceiling IS O0@20 co. do rough ceiling IL 50
siding, n. P, IS 0O@20 co. white pine,
u so, poplar siding, 26 90; shingles, sap
pine, 2 %, do heart pine, IS; O. X,
shingles, %; do Boss, 90; palings, heart
pine rough, 20 co. do dressed 80 90; laths.
4 50at6 90
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GALv EsTON COTTON.

NE" ORLEANS COTTON.
wvRi 'FASH. Jan 25. Spot cotton closed
~ unchanged; sales 1900 bales
stSs opened quiet and closed steady,
Joints higher.
~ stock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-26
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

81 uAR--Cut loaf, powdered and crushed.
$40: New York grsnulated SIC; plantation
sranulated 5 Louisiana w. c., nc; fancy
So m6l4c,
CkACkERS-Al crackers at st Louis
lists, Sc; XXX SIC.
CHEESE Badger State, new i4c. fancy
stock cream, lac.
GRlTS--Per bbl U.s.
HOMlNY--Psr Dbl, 4 IS
flCkLES-Bbls, S 90; half bbls, - i'm
perial, gals, 50 Hcxagon, so; gals, 10
nan gals, SO; quarts, 1 80 pints, 1 90:
chow chow, pints, %, quarts, 90; pepper
| sauce, 75c.
RIcE-Fancy head CSC; choice, 6t4c,
SAt ER kRAUT-Per half Dbl. 5 so
Observation-Disclosures PHILADELPHIA. ne,
weight, = 10 cans, dozen boxes, per doz
%; y IL doz. per doz rs; ID, doz
per doz 3 %
MoLASSEs-Choice new crop, 5Om52c {;
fancy open Kettle, 55c; prime open Kettle.
hoe; choice centrifugal, 40c: prime ccutri-
| fugal, 35c
FLOl -Northernm mills, fancy patent2 20
half patent, 60, family, . so. Local mills
fancy patent, 70, half patent, . so; fam
ily,2 so.
bhAN-Mills quote per ton 20 90 for wheat
5 90 for corn
LARD-~Dold's family, SIC: Dold's white
Rose, &c
HAMS--Per 10, l2}6@l3c.
BACON-Dry sailed, 9l.c per Id; short
| clear loc per 10.
Cider-Mott's, bbls. Z so: Price K Lucus,
Excelsior, half bbls. SO; crab cider, bills
! 10 5o peach cider, bbs. Is so; pure Ken
| lucky, 3 80
SPICES Black pepper in grain, 1s@2Oc
| meg, 75@s5
CANDlES-Flint stick Size; Waco sick
e39c; Sweetheart, so per box, 900 sticks :;
mixed, In buckets, ll(0l21@c Royal stick
3 0O.
NCTs-Almonds, Ia zoe per ID; flbcrts,
l3c; English walnuts lSc; Brazil nuts,
l2@c; Tennessee red peanuts, orc; Viz
GINA, CSC: Cock Brand, ~ and Sc, quoted
raw cocoanuts, 6(66 so per 100; pecans g..
"a nc per h. Italian chestnuts, l3c.
SoDA-Dwight's Cow Brand, kegs "a his,
5$+ Sal soda &c; Church, Arm and Hammer,
kegs AZ lbs, 54e; Pals 54c
NlNEGAR---lmperial, 2Oc; Alden, 20.
Motifs pure, 27c.
SALT-s2 10; Dairy, So 25; Livernool
sacks, 81 30.
'ND'''' -Npiits, - 10 cans, / -
per dozen; gallon cans, %; Blackbcrrics
2lb 40; Strawberries h II; Gooseber-
| rics--2tb l so; Raspberries 90
| Whortleberries2fb 80. Corn---Upper Ten
40; Winslows 60; Snowflake rs; Pride
of the West 45; Jersey City Is, indie
pendent 80 Lobsters-2fb . I5m2 25,
oysters Oo0I 25; 2fb 1901 So; III light
weight zoe; 2tb l20. Peaches---3tb . so
2fb CO. Pineappes--2tb IS5 Peas
Small May . 90; Fine Family SIS; earl,
June 70; Marrowfat So soaks 9oc
| French 20@25c each. Salmon Column
oia river 200. shrimps---2 goa
90. Tomatoes-3tb SO California
fruit, Cutting Apricots 2}4 10 65; black
berries 40G2 80; gooscberres 75 rasp-
berries 2 90(G3 co. strawberries 10; cher
ries, white, 25; black, . IS, peaches vel
low freestone, IS; white cling, 3 10; plums,
%; pears, 2 10.
| CANDLES-Star lie; WAX 16c
| DRIED FRUIT Apples Alden sprocess,
evanoratcd, lie; No. sliced, 7t67%c;
bright new quarters, CSC. Currents In
bbls. Sc ; half bbls. Sc; boxes SIZE. Peaches
Sliced 90 l0Sc. Pruncs--Turkish hbls SIC
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cst year in oil material business for
which, our beanllful siate is famous.
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ST.. LOUIS. Jan. % --Flour-Very dull and
unchanged.
hea.-The market opened strong and
higher, but reactioo set in and prices declin.
ed, closing easier about = lower than yester-
day, 2red S}h, February closn $685.. March
closing eiq si3s' May S224gs3!4 closing s2N, June
A3s closing S51a; nominal, July Sl(Osli. clos
Ing ST. Decem Der AdS7 closing sly.
Corn-MarketL = lower, cash, NJ (D471 }. Feb
5 51s eCs IN a March i7h@h34, closing
Osts-Easier; cash, 500; May, csc. 3lS.
Cornineal-Firm at 49,
Whisky ,teady at / %.
Provsiuns-Market lower.
pork-New, IA 10.
Lard-Prime stream. : 1907 Is per 100 lbs.
Meats-Dry Sailed shoulders (boIedl 6716
G6 10. long clear. 50; clear ribs, 62k short
clear, 70.
Bacon Shoulders, (hoxed) 8 SO: long clear
IS; clear ribs, 10: short clears, s 6OeyS % \
Hams Market steady at 10 2t9l2 oO.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
wheai easy February. so; March, size;
May. Slhs; June, S3i4
Corn steady; February, 1910; March, ~
oats easy; February, sot; May. 3l9,.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2h-Flour-In good
demand and a shade higher; CHOICE, 5oG3 s.
fancy, 3Ug4 10; extra anoy, 4 25(pi 80; winter
| wheat. patents, obG4 u.s. Minnesota patent
process, y0u15 on.
Oats-Market quiet but steady; No. ., 42c.
Cornmeal-Market quiet at = 10.
Hay-Market nrmer prime. 10 20; choice
II 90.
Hog Products Market Irregular.
Pork, 10 37n.
Lard refined tierce, s75l
Bulk Meats-Shoulders. i p; long clear
ribs, 8 "
Bacon-shouders, 6 10; long clear. s711
clear ribs, . 20
Hams-Choics sugar-cured, can vassed, II %
OIL z,
Whisky-Market heavy At OSel 81.
Coffee Market quiet; rio, l724G2V34c.
Rice In fair demand at 49s(15I4c.
Cotton Seed Products-Market dull and
prices nominal; prime crude oils, SIC.
Coke and Menl-l9OO.
Bran-Quiet and weak at 721a(075c.
Sugar Market active and frm open ket-
tie, choice, 51nc; prime to strictly prime, DC
| fully fair, 4sc centrifugals, choice white,
7.l6c; Off white, i 5-l60y6 sc: choice yellow
clarified 5000 IL l6iGoc; prime yellow clar-
flied. 5isc seconds, 81 sG5Hc.
Molasses-Market steady; centraiugals In
good demand; strictly prime Ia choice, 2Ng
BE; prime to good prime, 1920. Other grades
| unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. ian. A-wheat-Market
steady; No. soft cash, s014c; May, SIC bid
Corn-Msrket dull; No. cash, 42a4c bid
February, Abe bid May, Az sc.
Oan-No. 2 cash, 2sc bid &c asked.
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WOOL.

81 LOUIS, Jan. 2j.-Wooi market quiet
nf ,naoo steady; unwashed bright medium
tIo9Lon coarse braid, l3 OIL low san,
u ,,!s iOtSIs; fine light, lIgl9; hne heavy lOol7
sacked lNGl5. S -
b9sToN' jan. "a Wool Ohio and Pensyl.
shsnla neeces D93lc; XX, 3lkGS2c; Xxx and
soo'e, o-1aISo; No. |, 350DBc: choice MicHi-
gun EXTRA. @c territory and other unwashed
WOODS secured, 5ip5 C; fiine. SIC; fne medium
ano other grades unchanged
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1KAi\ AND PRODUCE
ilcAGo PRODUCE MARKET.

~ SSh M fh Ell
- JW 21.-Therc was no great
n VI change to-day; slow dragging de-
Il Prices Tor wheat and corn was check
q, ''''e during the morning, but re
M came to an end. Decrease of
~ bushels in amount of wheat on
iS,'ase caused wheat to oycn little
Il Na! being up to g to a at So.
~ "a Surc 1t advanced to SPA dS2a.
~ ree offerings again reacted and
II a' about -, About noon local
I,a no nad got long ON market began
i ,He'r holdings and cansed May to
|, IAN TO - x where ii closed
"" without special features to-day,
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flonr-pull and neglected. Prices steady
and unchanged. Wheat, No Q, red, 81 bid
No. , corn, 49, Mess pork, .sOosl4.
Lard, per 100 pounds, s735 Short ribs,
sides Qoose) $7r40M45. Dry sailed should
ers, (boXed) $590@*6 Short clear sides,
(boxed) 81. s5@9o
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lRKtTS BY WIRE
rINANCIAL'

n xscmsH cossoL -, IN, ,,.,s
Man. 25.-consol' closed 'O| i'-i0
hsl i've A. ID.
~ ., Money on call easy at
D., jH iast loan at 3, closing offered
STOCKS ANp BONDS
tan qj.-Stocks and bonds
OK ,iowing prices bid;
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LIv ERrooL COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK COTTON

n YoRK, Jan. 25.-Cotton spots closed
|ondpnchsnged,
kHs stock, n2T}l
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COFFEE.


GALvEsToN, Jan. 25.-Wholesale dealer
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary 49,,
good ordinary, 20; fair to prime, 81; choice
~ peaberry. 221s: government Java