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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
sehuyIkiII River Rises.

READING, Pa, January 2.-0wing to yes.
teTdsy's heavy rain the Schuylkill River
was seven and one-half feet higher this after
noon than twenty four hours before. Huge
cakes of ice came floating down the river
all this morning, and if these pass of with.
out forming gorge, no damage is sappre-
bended. The water is 30 high that the
river and the Schuylkill and Union Canal
all appear as one body OF water. Above
Reading many small creeks overhowed
their banks and did serious damage. The
waters are now receding.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
The Reir.nIilIer Eight

MINNEAPOLIS, January 2.-The fight be-
tween Ike Weir and Tommy Miller, the
Omaha bantam, originally announced to
be fought at Omaha on January 11tb, will
occur in Minneapolis January 23d. The
contest has been changed from ten to
twenty rounds, with the smallest gloves
the law will allow. Articles of agreement
will be signed by Weir and sent to Omaha
tonight. The contest WI be for 70 and
25 per cent. of the gate receipts.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Columbu. Scale Trouble,

PITTsBURe, January 2.-The Knights of
Labor have 30 far been unsuccessful in
getting the railroad coal miners at Scott
Haven to come out for the Columbus scale.
As result Of this q number OF operators
notified their mines that o reduction Of 5
cents Der ton would be made in their
wages, to take effect at once. A strike may
follow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Minnesota Tbresher Company Case De.
cided.

ST. PAUL, January 2.-The motion Of a.
G. Stone for an injunction against the Min
nesota Thresher Company came on for a
hearing in the United States Court to-day
before Judge Nelson, and at the close Of
the hearing the motion and injunction
were denied and refused. The applicant
was defeated largely by his own letters
and circulars written at various times TO
the stockholders, which were produced and
read in court. Out of 126 banks and finan-
cial institutions the applicant directly rep
resented but five, nearly all the others
accepting the present plan of reorganiza-
tion and acting in harmony with the
directors Of the thresher company. The
formal transfer OF this great property will
now be made and possession taken at once.
Much interest has been felt in the final
outcome Of this long and bitter fight, and
general satisfaction is manifested at the
Iesult
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
INDIANAPOLIS WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1888.

tested election cases. AS to whether he
will vote for his confirmation, do not
say. II have told you what think of him,
and that he is the best man that could be
got for his judicial district. Think he will
be confirmed, and that most of the Rspub-
lican Senators think as do"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Cut Him In Two.

LIMA, O., January 2.-LAst night, as c. p.
Collins, fireman on an engine on the Chi
cago and Atlantic railroad, was under his
engine cleaning the fre-box, the engineer,
not knowing he was there, started the en-
CINE, and cut Collins body in two. The
deceased leaves q wife and four children in
Huntington, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
The Barrett Murder Trial.

MINNEAPOLIS. January 2-Prosecuting
Attorney F. F. Davis, arguing in the Bar
rett murder trial, occupied the entire day
in the District Court. W. w. Irwin, for
the defense, will speak tomorrow, and the
case will doubtless 60 to the jury at night.
Interest increases as the trial draws to O
close.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
miners VIII Strike.

READING, Pa, January 2.-Advices re-
ceived here tonight from the interior
towns of the ceal regions say the coal
miners will undoubtedly strike to-mor.
row morning, when all coal traffic will,
of course, be suspended.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Hone for q Coal suppln

PIrTsBURG. January Notwithstanding
the sudden cold spell, the rivers are still
rising slowly, and the river men expect
sufficient water to send out barge"
shipment of coal to Cinninnad and to.
Louisville. The rivers are now running
full OF ice.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Killed by Cigarettes,

COLUMBUS, January 2.-[Special.l l-Mr.
Charles Self, O wealthy and prominent
merchant of Hsrtsville, in this county,
died suddenly last night. Deceased was
an invsterate smober OF cigarettes, and his
death 10 attTibpted to that cause,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-04
Ont Of the RecsiyerS Hands,

PHILADKLPHIA, December 2.-The Read
ing Railroad to-day passed out of the hands
of the receivers, and the officers OF the road
assumed full control, this action being
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ideas of the legislation required on this
and other points calling for prompt action
by Cor gress.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06
Dte gtmtNmtb 1T .G1tma.
Qon6on, II. %eSonuar.

&c. ~ObNUNV IL" Oc''""%
Gtne MiIIiou Men1 6enIeben
na9 Der nieOrtgften, iteben Wttllto@
men mad Der bD6iten S6dbung, gtngen
BET bet %iinsiten lleberidpemmung oes
6Dang 30 III China 3u @runoe. Ste
@eretteten befinben iid in Der b66iten
9totb; bie &atierin bat i6nen 1915, 900 suz
geldidt unb lGBt ii6eraQ Suppenfit6en err
riGten; Die &egierung tpenbet bet Derune
gliidten 8e3irfen Die 81 WtiIionen gfuno
Jets gu, .tpel6e I'M Sriibiabre SIT Beftng fGlz
Itg iparelt, ult6 Dert6eilt parrne Wtatten
urb 8ett3eug un6 Der Stattbalter Der Proz
btn3 6Dnan iu6t elmer brobenDen @r1po7
rltng por3u9reifen, tnbetn er ale arbeItSfG1
btgen Wtdnner nit Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der
9Grnn1e beiGGfttet. Qlf elmer etn3t9et
Strefe bon 20 engl. @eDiertmetlen NuSoeb1
nung beri6mauoen 1900 96rfer.
Die urla6en bes l1nglilGS ittto Die alten,
tpelde iGon leds Wfal I'M QGufe Ser lebten
1000 Sabre ben Qalf be5 @elben SlllIieS
grdbeSu berdnbert BADEN. 6eutsutage bletbt
etn iol6es @reigniB BET ser auieitigen telez
9rapbtlben g%erbinoun9 ni6t large perbors
gen; aber nod 1852 pergilgeu flint Sabre,
ebe Die &unoe babon mad SDangbat brang,
rltb nod 3tDet Sabre ipGter griibelte man in
eurppdt16eH 6reilen ilber ben Tuubort oeS
aus letllem alten 8ette politGnoig per-
i6wunOenen Tluiies.
Series alte 8ett, tuel6es beute nod auf
jeoer &arte pernerft lit, befano fi6 iiblt6
BON Der Bropin5 S6ai1tung, 1tnb bos neue
8ett enttptfelte ii6 $50 Weilen bon Der
Wfitnbung norOoitpdrts in ben 8uien bon
YetI6iut. Oas iebige neue @ett beginnt
otel tpeiter itromauftparts penigitens 300
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06
mSdsnAids 5ninois staatz5situna agentaa s. ss5rnar 1885.

li6 iene 1Sbere Gultl1rmtliton bcs ruiiii6en
8olfes befteben? Mel6eS lit Der ipeltbepes
gen6e @eoanfe, Der Ben 8Dltern bas tdulenbz
jGbrtge 9tet9 bes SricbenS uub @IifeS
britgen fol-? Stun oenn, Bic SrGger Der
urullilden S6ee" iinb I'M cine Mnttport ni6t
nerIegeH. Ste. baben entbeft, baB Bet &uiie,
BET alien letlten Seblern, einen getpnltigcn
8or5ug Dor ben ibrigen europdti6en Jtuiien
bat, Der ibn sur SrGgeri6aft elmer bOberen
iittlifen Sronung befdbtgt: ct beltbt tpentz
ger @goismus, tit oufopfernber unO iel6itz
loier, sur 8erseieQi6aftun9 urto @en1ettz
i6aftsbtlbung befd6i9ter ais tene, er lit,
nit etnem 8ort, ba5u gei6affen, um bas
d6te &et6 Gbrtftt au Gr6en,
bas GLoorabo Der Qtebe nno 8er>
chung 5u Dertptrfltden unb BEN
@0lfern gu pre6igen. Inn aber bteies
bobe 3ieI 3u errei6en uit6 Sic yteugeitalz
tung Der meni6Ii6en 8erb6ltniIie auf
Der @rInblage bteier neu6riftlt6sruifi6en
2iebe IN Nngriff nebmer gu ~f0nnen, lit
es notbpenotg, Die dlt6rtfIt6.e,
pe teuropail6 dc @eIt lamn1t i6rer
&ultur bonn @rbbpben 3u perttI<
Gen nn6 BOT ALIEN, inn gtanlen Der 1teuen
2tebe, ben 0euti6en, bieien SGbeitet 5rGz
germ Der alten &uItur, BEN @araus I'll
MAIDEN. Sief begrinbet aIio lit Ser ruifii6e
9euti6enbab i'm 8eien Ser rtiiii6en 8nlfss
ieele, unb menn al9 Der vruiiiihe @eoanfe"
ntdt fIar betpltBt inn @eiite ieoes 8auern
unO ieoes @infelfrdmers lebt, 10 finbeu Bic
Norte Der uTibrer" bod itbcraa in BEN
Screen bes 6unbertmiuionenbolfes lebbafz
ten WieocrbaQ, Gur fiinfSig WiQtonen
beuti6er &0pfe miifien fallen = bann tpirb
bic eroBe ruifti6e @eibuadt erl6etnen, uro
ySrieoe Den Mfeni6en auf @rber!" tpir6 es
Our6 ale 2anbe t0nen. OaS lit Ser Iroum
zines groBen, ilgenofrti6en Bottles, bas iid,
tpte geiagt, in ben Jle9eliabren befinOet uub
Der 3u9trutbe nod ni0t enttDa6ien lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06

Wtetlen BON Der NiInoung eutfernt. Der
Strom lit bort ungefGbr $500 SlB
brett ltno beidreibt etlten .NSinfel, nobel
Die Stronnung gegen bdS Si0ufer an
praut. S6tnere sebntdgtse &e9en9uiie
unb itarte @ino1toBe perftGrften 6telen
Nnpraa, riiiet Die bdS 1lfer idiiBeuz
PEN Saldtnen meg n16 bradsn l9lieBli6
Ourd ben DAMN ieIbit. SH tpabnitns
niger 6ait iu6ten 6te Nnwobner unb bic
NuTleber ben 8ru6 st %ftaiTen, loldn9e BITE
6aupttpa1iermalie inn alten Bette Derblieb.
Nls aber lebtere ft6 pouitdn0ig ii6pGrts
tpdltote lttto Dem Bette be5 fletnen bena6>
barten 6luiies Quti6ia folgte, mar Der
Galnpf bergebens. STE Sl1t6en umgabeiI
balo Die umntauerte Stabt & i0un9mu,
70 Wteilen entferltt; fte gtttg Unter; uno
rad)oem betoe, 0ipdrg5bo ulo Glt>tl6ta 1t6
ltod etnem ortttel1 iiiolt1ern StrDme ein>
Derletbt, getparn bic lteberl6tpet1tnttng cine
Nusoebnung, tuelde gauge BrobinSen u1n=
tabte unD it6 in elmer @diiermaIie BON 30
Uteilen Weite poripGrts ergoB. Die 9abl
Der @rtruntenen iptrb, tpie geiagt, auf l bis
Z Wttatonen eel9dbt.
Sb ftd bieie lte6eridtpemrn1trgen gang
betbinbern laiien. lit nod Elm &dtbiel.
Glropder boben WfGI1ens8 aurtanpflan5uns
gen our Teftigung bcs Grbreihes -aitgez
ratben aber Die @efabr lie ct dnberstDo. Der
5tDangebo itirSt ii6 nit groBer S4neat9@
fett bon Der mongoltihen !6o6ebere binz
unter in bic htnefii6e Gbene urb i6tpemmt
aus Dem Noroneiten G6ina's cine e%ritaun7
lihe S6tdte Der gelben Groe nit itd,
tpelde bort Bis 81 elmer Tiefe bon mebrerett
3unoerten BON SUB gu tiuoen it,. @s lift
Oteie gelbe Grbe, tpel6e benz Slulie ieiuen
Nameu ge9eben bat. SnfoI9e Deiien itetgen
allndblid sic 6luBufer ii6er Die bena6bars
ten Scribe empor; su9leth aber bebt it'd
aud oas TIuB6ett iel6it, 10 oaB i9lteBlt9
ntbt alein Die @afierober1d6e, ionoern
e6en ietes 6luBbett lelbit burb Die Qnbduz
t nres,e 95,ef ao gsOs @ SS9sn 5 5tegr, l6 AZ Rds q EN-
8ru6 bes 0attmeS erfolgt, ftitrst bas
@aiier bon ser 66be bira6 in eiue gbene;
baber bie M0gti6tett Ser pOat8en 8etts
berG1loerurg,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06

iuieber it Sen bDbmiihen 9an6tds etrttreteH
ltn6 oh Die bei6elt Rationalitdten fortan in
&lbe, SrieSe nno 5reunOihaft init et1taHs
Der leben tperoen. gu piInlden lit IS
brtngenb; aber auf bas 3uitdnOefpmmer
ieBt man nod nur geringe 6offnun9en!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28
The Results Of Regularity.

The fact that millions of people in
Christendom believe in regular habits is
not good or conclusive evidence Of the
correctness Of the assumption. IL will
be observed that all persons who turn
their stomachs into clocks or time pieces,
and eat on time to the minute, generally
become gourmands, big stomached, eat
twice as much as they need and die early.
ANY person who will eat three meals per
diem by the clock, or take three drinks
Of ardent spirits regular every day at a
certain hour, or take a dose of opium
morning, noon and night on time, they
will oon get SO that they will demand
double meals, double the quantity Of
liquor and, il may be, five times the
amount Of opium. Every practitioner
knows this TO be true. Well, you ask
what is the remedy-where is your sub
stitute9 IL is simply TO cat and drink
moderately when you become hungry,
and drink when you are thirsty. There
Is no reason why the digestive apparatus
should be run on time like a railroad car,
and especially when there is not a
single law Of nature which can be cited
In its favor.-Wilson Macdonald in
Herald Of Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28
Booming the Barber.

Extreme hot weather has the effect Of
booming the barber business. II is not
30 much that gentlemen get their hair
cut during such times, and that we get a
dozen shampoos where in cold weather
We only get one, but IL Is a fact that the
beard grows much faster during the dog
days. ! do not know whether the per.
spiration acts az an invigorator or not, but
I have customers who ordinarily get
shaved every second day, but who come
10 me every day now, and every barber
In the shop will tell you the same thing.
Hot weather acts on the beard like rain
does on weeds. - Barber" In Globe
Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28
evENTipE.

Ftom oue the twilight OF the dark'nlng past,
Afhwart the shadows, like a star Of light
That shines more clear while night desceudetk
fast,
A ehid-face, lingering, looks on pie tonight.
A tint Is on her cheek like that which hides
Within tho whispering lips Of sea-kissed shells,
Her child-love, ~conquering death, still true abides
And with her smile, familiar, tender, dwells
within dear eyes Of changeful violet Lue-
A smile that | and other days once knew.
So In my loneliness she visits me-,
Unit We meet in Gods eternity.
Charles 7. Sempers in Youths Companion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28

The mill streams that turn the clappen
Of the world arise In solitary places
Helps.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28
DR.. POWELL REEVES
Corner Main St, and Broad
way, Butte, Mont.
PRIVATE DEsPENsARy
Established for the Scientific and speedy
Cure of Chronic, Nervous and

special Diseases,
The Old Reliable Specialist Of many years exper.
fence treats vita wonderful success all LUNG,
THROAT, CANCERS, PILES. FfsTOLA,
RUPTURE, cure without KSIFEOr CAusIIC.
Treats all forms Of Throat, Lung, Nerve and
Blooddiseases. all Chronic diseases and Deform-
ties far ia advance Of any institution in this coun-
try. Those who contemplate going 20 Hot Springs
fort treatment Of any Private or Blood Diseases can
be cured for vne-third the eos at our Private Dis
pensary, Corner Of Main 1t. and Broadway, Butte,
Mont.
RUPTURE cured without pain or hiBderance
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28

4 AnfcC BY this treatment a pure lovely com
lAulECplexiOn free from slOwness fTeeklts,
blackheads, eruptions, ETC., Brilliant Eyes and
perfect health eau be had.
pH. That tired" feeling and all female weak
ness or mrtly cured. Bloa hing Headaches, Ner-
sous ProsiTaiion. General Debility. sleeplesness,
OPPRESSION and Indigestion, Ovarian troubles, In
a~aInation and Liberation. Falling and Displace-
ments, spinal weakness, Kidney complaints aud
Change Of Lie. Consult the old Doctor.
EYE AND EARm@aiiesu Of the Eyslids or
GlOhe aud iar or near sishledness, Inversion ofthe
Lads, scrofulous Eyes, liberation lnfammations
Abcess Dimness OF Visior Of one or both eyes, and
Tumors Of Ii
us.Inhamation OF the Ear. liberation or
Catarrh, Internal oriexternAl Deafness. or paralysis
ua.-A---l 49,. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-06
LIVE STOCK.

ST. Louis, Jan. 5.-The National Live
stock Indicator reports:
Catlle-Receipts, 100; shipments, 100;
market slow; choice heavy native steers,
lu6O5 co; fair to good native steers, SOSi 10
butchers steers, medium to choice, 3 l5dl On;
stockers and feeders, fair 10 good, gO,G3 90;
rangers. ordinary to good, 2 2Wd,4 10.
lIogs-Re 'eipts $500; shipments, 400; mar
ket lower. p'ices ranging rom ~ to TO-
Sheep Receipts 2i0); shipments, 200;
market steady fair to clio &C, 3 10 al 90.
kANSAs CITY, Jan. 5.-rhe Live StocB
Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100;
good to choice beeves steady, common 5C
lower; good to choice cornfeu, 4 U(Gi 30; com
mon to medium, 3 l0G3 90: stockers, 2 00(D2 81;
feeders, 5NG3 %; COWS. 5Ud2 o.,
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 1924
market weak and 5glOc lower, prices ranging
from 20 to %,
markc strong; good 10 choice, 90 q 1 90 com
mon to medium 2 5oO3 50.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Cattle Receipts, Il 90 shipments, 500;
market stronger for good steers, > S5tdj -
stockers and feeders, > l0yG3 40; COWS, bulls
and mixed, | 50lo3 co; Texas cattle, = j0G3 81
Hogs-keceipts, $1,000; shipments, none;
market steady, closing > to luc lower; mixed
D iGlj 30; heavy, 4Jga5 -; light, / 90Gg5 -.
Sheep-keceipls, 1000; shipments, 100
market slow 10 TO l0c lower; natives, l5n
80; western, 109i 50; Texans, 5'0l3 -
lambs, 1)GU5 30.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-06
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARK EFT.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5,-May wheat opened at
SS55Ac, N there was an immediate squirt to
so1s@s11Hc, under heavy buying. Corn opened
a trihe higher at 5I7.Gf , for May Under
the Influence of heavy receipts of hogs, May
pork opened sc off, al els %. The opening
back to S}c. An hour after the opening, al Of
the markets were quiet and stesdy with May
wheat at c, May corn 5ic, and May pork at
20 oO Fork then went down TO sij 45, and
tne pears tried to force it lower but 1t would
no! yield Both wheat and corn markets apt
qulet curing the last half of the morning ses-
sstou, tnoush al one time there was "a squirt In
May wheal 70 and then 1t held steady
ioi long time, at ~ &C. Nothing new de-
SeloPed IN provisions, The demand was fair y
goou Tor PORE, ana by l2:3O o'clock, May was
steady aroundSl5 ok. Lard continued weak,
Win seyeraI people making efforts to sell, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-06

Cash quotations We're as follows:
Fiour-M arket quiet and steady.
Corn, No. 2, ne
Oats--No 2, 2j4.
Mess pork, per Dbl ID IO9l' -
Lard, per loo pounds, 10,
Short rib sides loose : 81
Dry sailed shoulders boxed lOaGl5.
Short clear sides boxed LOGS ID
Hams, steady at - 00@li NJ.
Whisky, distillers furnished goods, u
per gallon
ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Flour-Market dull
prices ranging al : 23Hi -.
W heat The market was pretty lively, the
oyenng firm, and advanced on higher mar
kcts elsewhere Later ~ Lroke OF 1,c then
recovered al d later fell OF 1s'; 30. red
cash, s21.@S31.c, February, '3 May, So
a sGr, closing Sc
corn-Mnrkcr wa. lively closing weak; eissh'
A. "a io,ec: January, &C. closing ,,4ci en- D.,
oats Market easier cash, 81 ,a2s.c; May
Gornmeel- Market steady at %.
WHISKY Market ,teady ut 10.
ProvisiOns-Msrke' firm.
Pork-New meg, 10 GOALS -.
hard-Pime sire ,n, b per leo pounds
Meuts-Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxrd} So
6lb %; long GEAR. aO@7 -; clear RIBS, 5Oe
: IS; short clear, S1nMS c.
Bacon shoulders, (1o1et)6 81; long clear
% clear ribs, ; 67]slGS 70; short clear 7U@
Hans Market steady at 10 25l1l2 o.
n
| Wheat irmer; January, 81 . asked Feb
rurry, 49, &c; May 81 r..
Corn IRE ulaf January, |Sc; February
| Is &C; May, so g.
Oats quiet; May, ~ ~c bid.
| NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2}.-Flour-ln goot
demand and IA shade higher; choice, 3 u g3 90
| fancy, 4 3UdI 10; extra fancy, 25d 10; winter
| wheat, patents, 10GI 10; Minnesota paten
| Or. cess, 5000 on.
| Coru-Market irregular; mixed, Gl@62c
yellow, sc; white, b3c
| Oats--Nlarket quiet but steady No. . i2c.
| CJrumeal-Mal ket quiet at : -.
Hay Market quiet but hrm; prime. Is U
| (Gls %; choice ~ 50d2U 81.
| Hog Products In light demand, holder
Pork, II Is.
Lard, refined fierce, 50.
Bulk Meats Shoulders. s TX long clear
| ! S71, clear ribs, ".
Bacon Shoulders, Oo long clear, l214
| clear ribs, N711.
Hams-Choice sugar-cured, canvaSsed, II o
Whisky Market heavy at ! O59l 80.
| COncc-Market quiet; rio, l734M2ptl &C..
| Rice In fair Il" mand at i39td5i &C
Cotton Seed l'roducts-Market dull an
| prices nominal; prime crude oils, 32c.
Coke and MeAl-l9W.
| Brau-Quie, and weak al 72l9976c.
Sugar-Market firm fair demand; open kei
tie choice, ~; prime, TO strictly prime, ~
i7-l6; fully fair, 4 2; centrlusals, plhntatio
grnnulated, 6H; choice, Il, sac 3 Ice; white, 81
OH VIII te. . G6c; choice We 'ow clarified ~,
prime yellow clarified, 5i.GD17-; oil yelo
Molasses-Mar dull, prices nomina
open kettle choice, 81; strictly prime, 1908
centritugsls good prime, l992l, prime, l7GDl
| sSIups, 2U(g26.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-06
WOOL.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-wool market steady
ana unchanged; unwashed bright medium
l6g2i1s; coarse braid, l202l; low san
dy, l0@lS; fine light, l5Gl9 line heavy, lOgl7:
tnbI,washed' choice, 30; inferior, 3u(G33; sacks,
lO(gl5
BosroN, an. 3.-Wool market steady; Ohio
and Pennsylvania iieeccs, 30G3lc; y X 81 J, %,
BE; Xxx and above, 3)&36c; Mich iRan
extra, 2S@@c; No / woods, SIC; Western
Oregon, l6c; fine territory woods, l51@lSc;
medium do l9d2lc very choice do, 2&G2i1sc
spting Texas, l6GlSc.
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why ARE BANK NOTES COUNT.
" IKEEIEEDl ~imnlY hennuAn thu

are valuable and for the same reason Ben
sons pGsters are being inflated and couut-
erfeited 10y many INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
In this country who know the superiority of
Benson's over all other plasters now Chered
for the relief and cure of bodily aches, spraIns
and pains OF every kind, Ministers, lawyers
and pubic speakers pronounce them superior
TO lOzenges or cough medicine for the prompt
cure of sore throat, hoarseness and bronchitis.
These plasters, although powerful counter
irritant, do not burn or In any way iDlure the
most delicate skin. Ask for Bensous Pissters
and avoid limitations. sold by druggists
every where
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MARKETS BY WIRE,
FINANCIAL.

ENGLISH CoNsoGS
LoNpoN, Ian. j.--C ousos closed al luz 10 ioo
Tor money; silver at A 1-lod'
MONEY,
NEW YoRK Jan. Money on cal easy al
AMIi nor cent Inst loan at s. CLOSING offered AT
one cent; prime mercantile paper 80 ,Oe7 ~
sterling exchange dull and unchanged "a o-'4
for sixty day bills and - 1914 Tor demahu'
STOCKS AID BoSps.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Stocks and bonds
c,osod AT the following prices bid;
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meeting with poor success About O'Clock
there WAS ~ sharp llge TO 50 & I'm wheat hut
there was tree realizing, AMI It dropped hack To
SC.c. May corn sent 10 Ji'4c and back to
"a VI where 1t closed
The following are the highest closing points
In leading futures.
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GALVESTON COTTON.
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. spot cotton closed
easy and unchanged.
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COFFEE.

GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-WhoIesale dealers
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary -;
good ordinary, 2lA; fair 10 prime, 22H choice,
~; pea0errY, "a; government JaVa. %.