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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06
Horses Taking q Bath.

We really enjoyed most interest
ing sight the other morning. Half a
gale was blowing and the sea was run
ming high on the incoming tide, the
great waves being topped with foam
that glittered in the sunshine as far
out as we could see. AS we walked
along we saw a crowd assembled, and
scon joined it, when we found that
about fifty horses belonging to E. San
gers circus, which was visiting the
place for a day We're having a sea-
bath. Some of them were tied to-
gether by tours and sent in by men,
only to turn and scamper out again as
fast as they could. Sent back again.
and seeing the joy Of their equine
friends, they soon entered into the
spirit OF the pastime. Some Of them
swan about for long time, delighting
in the refreshing dip, and probably en-
joying a wild sense Of freedom, with
the soft west wind exhilarating them
and the great waves splashing over
them. Six small ponies, tied together,
for long time refused to face the
formidable looking breakers, taller
than themselves, but at last they were
hunted in, and, after a very short stay,
they scampered out, shaking their ears
and expostulating freely in their own
tongue. Some of the horses were
ridden, and their riders got wet
through, but, regardless of this the
men seemed to enjoy the boisterous
play OF wind and wave.-Londou
IIuM.
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ACCIDENTS.
Railway Disasters, Fire Horrors,
Etp.

JANUARY
4-Thirty miners suifocntea in ooaip1' az
sMGeru,an ship Fli-nbctl. Wrecked OH VIZ
ginin coast; - lives is3.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

A CHATHAM(N.J ta1idermist breeds
owls shat he may not be short OF such
birds for his business.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

spRING-HOUsE Is u house with a spring
i'll it, and spring bonnet is usually worn
above Il Observation-Disclosures Tribune
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

AS A rule, lawyers are brave class Of
men. "Its conscience that makes towards
of us all. F" YOU know
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

A SAILOR need never starve while at sea.
He can get bread at the Sandwich Islands
and milk at Cowes.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

IVEMBER.
aiding advocates OF social
tsl-AuGust SPIES, Adolph
81, and Abort L. Parsons
odd at Chicago. TEoy were
ratio $ and participants in
lie Eay,uarie ct square, Chi
Nhich caused tho death Of
, al the manning OF sixty
eljsn AMI siichnel Schwab,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-06

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. stocks aud nonds

NV loRK, Jan 2s.-Moncy ON call easy
ut per cent.
Prime Mercantile paper 5C17 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull hut steady at iSiA
for sixty day bills aud is6Ii for demand.
Government bonds were duh, but steady
Ia firm. State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market continues 10 grow both
In strength aud breadth, the days trans
actions exceeding those of the corresponding
hours of any day for long time and the
sales II several full days during the present
week. The sentiment Of the room was bull.
ISL throughout ON the expectation that the
forthcoming bank statement would show
further handsome increase In the surplus
reserve, which was not disappointed. The
foreigners were moderate buyers, but the In
side purchases II l.nckawannn, Northwestern,
Missouri Pacific, aud some ~ the spccialtcs.
did much to infusc further strength Into the
general list, aud the advance inauguratcd
with the opening Of business was not checked
during tile entire session. The tone Of the
dealings continued firm until the close,
which was fairly active aud on
the best prices reached Tho net.
i've list, with hut few exceptions.
is higher Tho interest In the bond list
shows no diminuiion. Sales iIi6.OO ont oi
which Sduo1 were In Burlington 4 Quincy
Nebraska four Closing figures are ircgu-
lar The total salcs of stocks today were
~, AZ shares. Closing quotations
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-The bulk Of the
trading ON change today was done the first
hour Many OF the small operators tailed on
late yesterday, who had not the courage 10
carry their deals over 10 next week. The first
thing this morning was grist Of small realiz
ing sales, which sent prices down &c in
wheat, nc in corn about SC for ribs and
lard, and l6c in mess pork. The action OF
the wheat market oyard the close was very
trcacherous. Thirty minutes before the close
the bears moved on the pit again and prices
went down &c per bushel from the first sales
OF the day. IL was n purely local scramble,
However and In no way indicated future
feeling in wheat May wheat opened at
s2Mc, sold at S2Ac, reacted to s2ssc, and dur.
ing the second squirt OF the bears broke to and
closed at Slk@s2c. Corn was weak and heavy,
from the opening 10 tho closing. The sell
ing began by realizing as in the wheat pit,
and after dullness most OF the session there
was n quite sharp decline Of ss@Ac before
the close May corn opened at $3.50 and
sold down 10 the closing figures, 52JsG153c.
There was little bearish feeling in oats as
In other grains. There was some demand
for January, and sales were at 3OTc; May
opened at 33skc and closed at 33c.
Provisions were also bcarish and parties
who were buyers yesterday were sellers to-
day, and there being insufficient support, a
weaker feeling developed and sharp declines
were recorded, last sales being ut inside fig.
urcs, and recorded loss Of 22lfc on pork
and loo on lard. May pork opened at sli.75,
| declined and closed Mt $3.50. May lard
broke from E.15 to S7.05 Short ribs re.
manned quiet, with sales Of May at S7Ij
10 S7.s5.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Gl,r-roui,ilna, 81 .@o'.ei carolina, o, 90
G',c; firm.
sroM-ruc white Ca.c, on white. Giyc
yellow clarified. G',0G'.c, open kettle - 10
SIC refined 4, dAc standard rmnulnicd.
7'.m5'lr; plantation rranulatcd. 5ismsi &C.;
powdered, 5Ams, cut loaf 5a@sc strong.
CANpirs--Suok. al sizes, In b,s. pals
and brls, 01@ac. fancy assorted S,tOio /;
firm.
Corfu Common. isc. ordinary. 1870,
fair iWnip'sc, prime Rio @@air. choice
10 fancy 2i@2s,. old government 2st,joc,
dull
so,rs ,vn CANptrs-eoap. 3CtS'sc; can.
dies, fall weight, s1,mA.
Cnrrsr=N New York factory. n. mll cream.
i3mi3isc: Young America, lie
S,iI-sarinnw. n 3,6ti tOpcr brl. sks. fine.
Al. aNCd go coarfe. VI iWai NJ: pktf. bleach.
/ ed 81 -. mixed. brls siO IN. mixed, ga.asc.
CANNED Goobs--i'inc Apples 81 2iGi 4. so
| Peaches, lhs standard B? On. H., stand.
arl, f2,b seconds. ti55. Tomatoes. 2 lbs.
standard, si0sallG q lhs, standard
| " aNgi3n Strawberries. tiG. I,a.p.
bcrric., ti.00 inrkherfies. fitiCit s.
urcen gnrc', fi55Gti.s5. prnr.. Si.5Na2 IS
Plums. ii.Gi@i.7i Asparagus. g. 5aG,I D,
Grccn corn, N 2s6i.i5 Green psss 81 ana
l.1b Cove oysicrs, FUN weight. NJ.
500 2 lb', tlC@i IS; light weight, /
ID, OO@0s. lbs, N.oo@liO. con.
densed milk, Crown, b1jal As. F,ule
E.7a Swiss, tj55, Salmon, 900 sar'
dimes, 1913, mustard tarlincs, tlOO Mact.
erel, $50 herring mackercl, ii.g3.
! MoiAssIs Louisiana, common % fair. q
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July, 1oss@lo.sa August, jo.aO@i0.oii Sep
TENDER, l043@i0li; October lo.o0@lO'lG
November, 1Oei@iQej; December io,94@
1906. Sales 81 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quiet and firm middling 0jsc. Sales, 100
bales. Quotations were as follows: Ordi-
nary, sI1c; good ordinary, 91c; low mid
ding, 8 9-lGci middling 0'So; good middling,
l0hc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and easy, as follows January, 0.ssm0.0oi
February, 992@09ii March, lO03@iOoii
April, lo12@lo.l3; May, io.?2@lo23; June,
l0,3S@lo.3l July, l0.I3@lo.i4; August, 1897
GLOSS; September o.o6@o0s; October,
9Go@o6i; November, $4,000; December,
0,49@0.5l. Sales % 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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General News.
CLOUDY.
Business quiet
INDICATIONS of rain.
Four boats leaving today.
The packets brought in fair trips.
The Mary Houston Is due from New Or
leans.
The Joe Peters is due from Arkansas
river.
Arkansas river is rising at Fort Smith and
Little Rock.
TIE Ohio, Tennessee and Cumberland riv-
ers are falling.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here fell six
inches.
THE Rose, Lee, Capt. Cooper, leaves today
for Osceola. VIM. Smither, Sid Wheeler
and Charley Leftwich are her clerks.
The railroads have c"ortua'ly xii cl the
water ira lie roughou, Wabash river
s,cti' n IN Ie1e la Ite 10 the month.
The James Lee Capt Claggctt, leaves
here at 8 o'clock this evening for Helena and
Friars Point VIM. Ashford, win Darragh
and Guss Cummins are her clerks.
TnE Buckeye State, Capt. Vinton, should
arrive today from the Ohio river She leaves
again tomorrow for Cincinnati and way
points. Capt G. b. Russell is agent
TIE Gayoso, Capt. W. r. Hall, is the
regular packet leaving this evening for Tip
tonvillc and all way landings on the upper
coast. u. o. Michel and X. A. Mcnzies are
her clerks.
BARGE No. 50 Is now loading at the Han
nuer Oil-mills 800 tons Of oil cake. The
barge will be taken south by the next Valley
tow-boat, and will be dropped at Arkansas
City, where 800 tons more will be put on.
TnE elegant sidewhcel steamer Kate
Adams Capt Mark Check, leaves at 8 o'clock
this evening for Helena, Tcrrene, Concordia,
Arkansas City and all way landings. VIM.
Blanker, Lew Price and Harry Best arc her
clerks
GES. Corr las introduced In Congress a
bl'l FOR Il ersi ( OF tapt. Milli m lil,on,
Il Vie | ng, which provi ,cs for pay ng him
$4,000 In anCe due him IS compons ,tion
for n steam oit taken by the government
| during The lar.
TmE bridge which Is TO be built over the
st-aits Il Messina, which separate cly
iro n Italy, will, when consummat d, form
! one o. Il g most stik NJ WORKS In The line 1
mod TN engineering. The pace 20 ected for
II Is q, eIt undertaking i W &C the channel
Is some two aud one-half miles w.d q d J6l
feet deep. Two piers will support via.
duct Of steel rails at the hight Of 32S feet
above the water.
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me- In- nneIin M MnrL.

GALKSA, ILL.,, Jan. 9-1hc wife Of
Joseph Mackin, now in Joliet prison for
fine work" in the Chicago elections, has
been in this section Of late ON business
connected with her efforts TO secure the
pardon Of her husband. The lady was at
Savanna Thursday, under the name Of
Ms. NICHOLSON, Of Chicago, and secured
the name TO her petition Of T.. II. WEIGH,
now Of that place, one Of the jury who
convicted her husband From Savanna
Mrs. Mackin came 10 Scales Mound, this
county, TO secure the signature and aid of
James Carr, the asscmblyman from this
district.
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LIVERPOOL.


Al noon; Spots--Dull: prices generally in
buyers favor. Sales 5000 bales, Of which
American, Il, 2O0balcs. Receipts, 1000 bales,
of which American, -, 5O0bn Closing quo
tations were us follows Ordinary, 3-lGd;
good ordinary, 5-lGl; low middling ODD
good middling, bTd; middling uplands, 6ssd
middling Orleans o ll-l0d.
Futures opened duh at decline and closed
easy, as follows
[Tho prices are given IN pence and 0iths;
thus; l.Gi means i.O83id, aud 50l means
0iLAdl
At p.m.--January 53sd, buyers; Jan
nary-Fcbruary, CASA, .buyera; February
March. 6.aSd, buyers; Marh-April, 5.i0d,
buyers: April-Mny 5.ild, buyers; May.Junc,
643d, value; Juno-July, 5i5d, sellers; July.
August. 6i7d, sellers August-Septembcr,
bi1d, value.
HAVnr.
Spots--Quicta and steady Tres ordinnirc Or
leans spot, 0si, futures, Tor February dcliy-
cry, G6lsf
Eotc--Trcs ordinairc Orleans spot, 0sf,
represents O8ls francs Tor 90 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, Ilayrc terms A kilo Is
about > lbs, or IS 3j.lOO kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc IL equal a. 9Dc
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GENERAL TRADE.
ureasisfums.

CoEN Mrlt-S STANDARD, t27Od271; pearl
SlOo; roller, S2.S,6f2pO, quiet.
Br,ss-N Navy. t25h; medium, $3.50.
oar Mrlt--ln half hrls, $3.50 from store.
fioun--frum store, common, DUta3.25
family. O., 256tai0. choice, 81. 50tda7b. fancy,
Sl0Naliu, extra fancy ti2'CsiJoi patent,
Si61tttSi, steady,
Cn,oKIns-Sida. extra, &c; soda. treble cN
ira, l'lc; ginger snaps 6is@G'sc; assorted
iumhlcs, ia.
Cn,cKrp wnr,r--ln half brls, si?t from
store.
llouiNY sNp GHirs-From store, So.
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Provision.

Ito. Iunrrvfs Quiet. mess pork. $500
mi5. io.sugar cured hams, iiGfil ~ breakfast
bacon, iidii'.c bulk pork. clear sides s'sCt
SIC. clear rib sides, s9s'.ci long clear, $50
&c shoulders, o..
L,rp-Tcs. 7',c. half hrls. ~. kcgs.
5i.c. choice kettle. s'@af; quiet.
fu= Mrckcrcl. halt brls, No. I, $50;
No. . s5up. No . sH2A; l0h kit No. /,
sliic, M. 2, q. 10; No. ?, SiO,. Dry herring,
family - Tor box.
Poe Frrt-llrls $50; half hrls, 500
a. 'n; kcgv si2h.
fman MrVr Dol Choice beef. headquarters.
Cos forluaricrs. Nahc, second grade, hind.
quarter, SCI iuwqunHcr, De-. sheep, ".
Ilorg--@7'.c.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north aud cast, ON
demand, = discount buying. New York and
principal cites north and east sight, =
discount buying New Orleans ~ discount
buying.
Selling Rates--0n New York, per cent
premium on sums below 5000, $3.50 per
$l,o00 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more;
ON Cincinnati 81, Louis or Louisville sl5O
per a, 900 premium on all sums ON New Or
leans, $50 per ~ 600 on all sums,
The local cotton market remains quiet.
Sales today, 1920 bales. AT New York spots
arc quiet. and rs to futures, c. l.. Greene &
Co. say IL was a regular Saturday market,
with trade light, the tone easy, aud no unu'
suglly significant feature brought out.
Prices declined 3to points from last even
ing. closing nj the lowest with the tone
rather slack"
New Orleans is steady, with futures of
10 points and closing quiet and easy. Liy-
crpool closed quiet, with futures of TO 4
points, closing easy.
Al New Orleans the sugar receipts are fair
fof the season. Open kettles are quite active
at an advance Of sc over previous figures.
CcntIiugals, though quiet, are well main
tanned Molasses is quiet and unchanged.
Tho rico market continues active and
strong
The local markets are strong Hog meats
advanced Sc today, aud eggs declined.
Other articles unchanged.
IMPORTS.
Five hrls apples, - pkgs butter, G2 pkgs
bacon a6j pkgs boots and shoes 1870 bu
corn, lj0 pkJ's cheese, 90 sks coffee 2lO brls
lime, laj brls cement, .. sGS ks cotton seed,
o cars cotton seed, 1875 pkgs dry goods ~
pkgs eggs, 500 bales hay, ~ pkss hats, 100
hcrd hogs, ~ head cattle, i6s head horses
and mules, 2oj pkgs lard, 5000 It lumber,
81 ptgs liquors, $50 hrls meal, 400 brs mo.
lasscs, $50 kegs nails, 5000 bu oats, 90 brls
onions, 10 hrs potatoes, cars pork sides,
I0Pkgs rice, 2dO brls sugar, 29l pkgs tobacco,
LOO bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF grain
rocciycd, Withdrawn aud In storc by regular
elevators, o. reported to the Merchants ex-
change today: Corn-Rcccivcd, i,223 hu
withdrawn, 2,iD1 bu; In store. lhOs0 bu.
Oais--HccCiNcd, 3i02 bu; Withdrawn, 1888
hu. in store %. $50 bu
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HY-Chnicc, from store, picati m. ear
load irnm lcycc or depot, tisjOGtlp 0,primc
store. una92' sc. car load from lcycc or depot,
Si5mdlsi1; prairie from storr G06t10c car
load from lcycu or depot, fiOJ1Cti20
nnN-fmm stofc, tl.O; from lcycc
or depot, iinO0
toEN-fum store, white. 6ac, mixed,
50. irim lcvcc or dcpot white. Ia bulk.
mi,mGlc: IN sks., 90. MIXED, In bulk h,ii
Oi1i.c; IN sks. W 'Smisisc.
Ors-Trum st1rc. white iiG iSc; mixed,
ii6 iac frnm lcyCc or depot white. in bulk,
80 .niOr; in sks., axe; miNcd, IN hulk
o. smss't.; in Ks iOatli &C.
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Mules aud Horses.

Honsrs Moderate demand; drivers, 500
ml5O; heavy draft, 5000 saddle, Sl25@20O;
extra saddle S2OO@900, plugs, N0@I0; Texas
ponies, SibtdO
Mrlrs-Modcratc demand; i5to l5lS hands
high, tl2j9iJ0, i51 to 10 hands high, $50
Gtlkh
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n Told Nott No.

Mr.. T.. A. ireland, Of lirccn, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment Il gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co., manu-
iacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents and 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2s3 Main street
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Live Mock.

surEr-Choice, 4@i,Ic; medium, 3i.@
SlSc; common, &l.o0Ctl.5o.
L,Nm-Choicc. 500, common 10 good,
per head, &lj0CJ3.OO.
GRAss C,rTLr-Choicc, 3lSdic; good, 27I
@3i.c fair Ia medium, 2hM2Ac; SCALA
ways, l'.@la4c; feeders, light, 2@2Jic;
heavy 2Am3c.
lIocs--jhoicc light, 500; good, iN@5c;
common, a. ,dlisc.
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Nav loRK, Jan. 2s.-Thc market was
quiet ~ usual 10 Saturday but the move.
mcnt Of goods and lrmncss Of prices Of later
reports were maintained. Fitchvillc, 3Ginch
blcachcd, advanced to 1a.c; Bates staple
Einghams 10 7,lc; Gloucester ginghams TO
l,tc' Lewiston quilts &c each aud Victory
silesias from k@l.c, according 10 quality.
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Live stock.

Cmc,oo, H., Jan. .. The Drorel' Journal
reports: Cattlc--Rcccipis, 1900 head. ship
stccrs, sJOOMaUt. stockcrs aud feeders, 40
sac. COWS, bulls and mixed, ti.7jd3 ~,
Texas steer. g. 25@S0O.
ogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
700 head. Market steady; mixed, 81. 200,
$40 heavy, S0d5.p light, t5io@5.00i
skip,, t2jOco5 N.
sheep Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
100 head. Market steady; natives, 5000
$40 western, sl.6otdA.ig Texans, 5000
lOO, lambs, ~ 55Ct6 Is.
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Spots opened easy aud closed quiet
middling. 10 ii.l0c. Sales, i25 bales. Quota.
lions were as follows Ordinary, 1876
rood ordinary, e,1c; low middlinR, 10 3.iGc;
mddling 10 ii-i0c; good middling, 10 ij.l0c;
bidding fair. II 0-i6c; fair, ~ Size.
Futures opened steady and closed oasy
n follows January, i065aIo.50; February,
p6ssiO.5o, March, io0@ioOs; April, 1913
I,o7i. May, i07e@loSo June. i0.s5CaiosG
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Co,,on seed Products.

pnNE CRupE osL-32y I@33c; prime sum
MGR yellow IOc, choice cooking summer
yellow, 40c; oil Summer yellow, 3sc;
miners summer yellow i0c; prime cotton
seed meal, Sl5 25tdl5.5O, car load lots; less
than ear load, Sl6.OOCdIG5O.
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rLANrATION MONTMrNr.
CROr ~ sum, JANUARY 81
MOnI.D-h vIaInLE auIIIN

The New York Fnaacidi Chronicle Of Jan.
uary ~ gives the following figures Total
visible supply, a,ol7,pCi halcs, against ., 2a2
s23 In 1857. These figures indicate de-
crease Of cotton In sight NJ s3i, ~ bales, as
compared with the same date In 1857, and
q decrease ~ Jl.5i0 bales ~ coripatcd with
sams date la lSs0
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pAILY ooTToN sTATrNrNr.

knports-M CIR H. M&TRR,iie Ian
hkN RI, ~ C0&sM u a. ~,
Cn4 bh H. a. steamer, "a. wagons. 10. total.
Espous-N a can. liG,M& TRR. ~. 1.
1ln "a total anIi bales
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Cash quotations were ms follows

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour-Continues dull and neglected.
winter wheat, S2.5OCdi.35; spring, &l.75@
40; rye, s. 50d3. l5 bntkwheat, S2ODd6 80
wheat, G5lsc; No. = red, SOC; No. 2
corn, Isc No, 2 oats, zoe; No. 2rye, Csc; No 2
barley, s3ca SIC; No. fax-sced, 81. 1901 49,;
prime timothy seed, S2H.
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, Siii2it 6i5.OO; lard
per 100 lbs, E.J1 Ld7.50 short ribs, loose
$3.50; dry salicd shoulders, boxed, $500
goo short clear sides, boxed, s7,e56os,O0.
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 220o0
In; corn, $500 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
1000 bu. barley, 5000 In.
Shipments -Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, ~
OOo bu; corn, $500 bu: oats, $1,000 bu; rye.
5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
ST. LorIs. No, Jan. 2s.-Flour-Firm
aud better demand, hut no higher.
Whcat--Opcncd steady and advanced &c,
but later broke and closed ss@9.c; No.
red, cash, SO9tc, February, So; March, Sic,
closing at Sic; May. S21ms2lsc, closing at
3'sc; July, SOis@sic, closing nt sOjsc;
December, save, closing at ~ &c asked.
Corn-Lowcr cash, H@filo; February,
iIMFilc, closing ut I7c; March, a. lsm47 sc,
closing at 5,Eci May, isss@i0'sc, closing
az tsssc.
Oats-wcak and lower cash. SONc; May,
~
SotaT Sc. Bran-Sieady at SOC. Cornmcal
Steady at $40.
llay-unchanged; prime timothy, tl2.OO
6i6.b0. prairie, ss.OOCpi2O0
Eggs-10lkc. Butter - Unchanged, firm;
creamery, ei@30c dairy. IsM9r
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Pork-Ncw, <iiS7iSCi
ih0. Ltrl strong-S7.2b. Dry salt meats
llorod shoulders, 800. long clcals $50, clear
ribs N.62,s; short clears, t7.75CdsO0. Ba-
con-lloVcd shoulders. $3.50 long clears,
$40, clear ribs, SS.37 'G@si5; short clears,
Sshb0fsOO. llams-Stcady; si05Odl2OO
Rcccipts-flour, 1900 brls; wheat, I,OOc
bu; corn. lll,OoO In; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
l,OOO bu; barley. 1900 IN
Shipmcnts-flour, 5000 brls; wheat, O.,
OoO bu. corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu
rye, 1900 bu; barlcy. none.
K,Ss,s CRY, Mo, Jan. 2s.- Whcat-Stcady;
No. . soft, cash, Snc; May, s0ifc bid. slisC
asked. Com-Quicl; No. 2 cash, llc, fcbru
airy, l2ko bid; i8i,c asked May. sales al
l7c Olts-Nn. . cash Jns
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The Sioux Indians have elected twelve
delegates, one from each tribe, 10 represent
the nation at Washington ON the PROPOSE
ton 10 open the reservation.
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In order To avoid all danger " running
your health 10y drinking impure water, add
10 10 - drops II Angusium Bittcn 20 every
glass oi water you drink.
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on and Turnenfine.

wiiuSoroy, n. O., Jan. 2s.-rupcntinc
Firm at37isc
CLprt,Nn, o., Jan. -. - Petroleum -
steady w., li0', 7Ac.
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stage Of the Rivers,

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. u. 8. Al
MEMPHIS. Jan. ~. 2p.m.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
lions named at 18th meridian time, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.