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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-02


me p>I~gasis. Pres shs sv.s.-- -.
es<n % Have 01.l she 1aaxs.s rss,. =.
Any Hsse Ihey ecespc1 the r~r.,
nnons. sna WIN Have shs usnsr ~ -
ssss.isiss ~ Nasisss, Dsmser.,ls Cor
veation-
WAsHixoTox. Feb ea-Tbe Democr.,.
National committee rcassemblci N Wit
ards Hall few minutes after ton o'cs.r.
this morning with closed doors Ih--.
wesa crowd q anxious workers from -,
francisco 81 Louis Chicago ana ~
York waiting In the lobby, and an so-,.
u rumors were a1oat about changes Az
the prospects Of each and al az the thr..
leading cities, that had grown on, 81 IN.
conferences Of the night A break was N
occur In the ranks Of the supporters Y,
San francisco, and 60 20 New York ~
Chicago. and thus end the contest a, o,.,.
la favor u either Of those cities. On ~.
other hand. there was 10 be 4 move 70 .
reconsideration and change OF the d,,.
Of holding the convention. which, II sue.
ccssfuI. would fix Il early In June. Ana
this would inure 70 the benefit and u
victory for st. Louis. Yet, with al these
conflicting rumor>. the workers from n.
three leading cities talked confidently ~
winning the prize.
A. soon - the committee were ready
fcr business MI scott o. PENNSYLVANIA
onered motion 70 suspend balio'lng fW
the place o. noiainK the convention and
entertain : motion 20 recons ider The vote
OF yesterday nxmK July - the date q
holding the national convention This
motion was aeieated ~ vote 81 - yea
% - nays a ballot vas then taken %
the place o. no'ding inc convention.
which resulted - toIiows' thcago. Is;
san Francisco ~ q Louis, -; Sew
1ork, J.
AFTER . recess o. lew moments bal
iot'ng LOT the Piacs % no'o'ns ne con-
sn.on - sosu'.. ~ so'e Ut =
Lou's 40 1890 1900 Aoo.' - y 'ns
~. ca'.o. - 20 mo1n'ns, Du' "hrn me
n.uss 2. suo -s', , ne.esa'-s we're
,eacns1 .n,es u 'nsm wno nAu previous
.ose1 tor San francisco cna"kel Is
81 i~u'ss ~" - ose.~. s.Pp'smen'el
cy spcecn from senator norman u
tssor % o. Lou'S st.''ea unsrs ~
tns same aresuon. 80 tnat when
tine result o. tne DAi.oi va
Announces oy tne tnAir q LOUIS ma
Teen UNANIMOUSLY seieeted- CHAIRMAN
baruum. q Connecuc cut was the nrs'
oeiesase VINO cnangeo Ms vote rom M
$500 - - I@u $3.50 - 49,
49, y .-,. y $3.50 $50 49, -.
oomsn' WHO n@o p.os 'ous's 11'"ei 90
FRANCISCO changed 20 - LOUIS inen
followed other changes until. on motion
| Of Mr.. Goudy, Of Illinois, the vote was re-
| corded Is unanimous liz favor Of that
city.
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How the News Of the surcess ofshe Enorts
u Their Delegation Aneetcd the As'eai
Democracy.
II. Louis. Feb 23-The news from
Washington was received with great giee
and rapidly spread through the city, AZ
the Clty Hall Acting Mayor Alien VINO
was in feiexrarhic communication Win
some members OF the deieg atioa' nan re-
ceived depressing notices * w rros-
pecfs. As soon as Il was learned 'ne1 ~
Louis had won the heads Of departments
hurried 10 the executive headquarters Y"
learn more particularly how y vas cons
IA. Dewey, Who was mistaken ios
Hendricks Association man. was cankn.
in 4 circle Of officials. who insistea "
being given new pledges that that organ
ration would raise that so. 900 within ~
own ranks for the entertainment 81 w
convention. The Publication over w
GOOD news was widespread shrouEnoa'
the CITY. Uptown the arriva' o. ne
ssexfras" giving the good news was AVA
"a with impatience- At the telephone
exchanges the operators put ~ . i've!
two hours shifting the wires over ~nlcn
the news OF s. Louis good luck spread y
al parts Of the city.
There was the widest enthusiasm e.
hihited on 'Change wnsn the announce
ment was made that the Democra'ic eon'
xention would Be held in 81. Louis. livery
member Democratic and Republican
aIike--uss cheering, hats were thrown n
the air. : general hand-shaking and con-
rrstulation vas going on, and but one ex-
preston. that OF sincere pleasure In me
result Vas heard. It was the more en-
- =. u~.osf nf the memDtrt
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4 - @-< - $3.50 - 800 go
nan. rs loon. n.er 0E.ns .--s @--'
q ths S1ss. r'dd,so 80 49,:
Miss Sxss1 pxsSs' .~:,,.
veaitny farnr nv -,s.
Ky. took ''iloazs o. kas. y nls.ess
~ qssnA.s
corpse.
1Hx sevsase enn.. ."---.-s.s- -
Hauonei Ee1e 1S.s -:.- ---
- rHtsoeFk., ~: y. 80. 49,.
" tnres .1na~
q sne country pr.ssn- 49, ". ~.
wn.S - . -c-< 4.
x&.---- -. ~ :. e-I --.~
- sis< .ney ~ - Z. 49, -.
o. tnen 2-.css .- 49,. <'-,:,s-x 800
~ p~1,--~s 80 Lcru.t
~0s~,s-
sir.nk. ... -. -. a. ~.
,... SI:-sc.~s 49, r.s~~r~~r
- r~s- Va =. ~. si.e
49, 1880 ~ -r .-,.- 80 $500 e..h-
-, l,rel. ~ v.Iue-
-.s~ --~-h-1 - r.rh,n- Ina sho.
sn,-y . $500 MA trvinr % oaeIi
S;~s,-hs-r- \. 80 aI.t
- 49,. ~,---.,ss.- =. v;~~rs .rd har-
49, h.~;.. $500 ~ w~sks b listeninx
- -~~--,--ss rc-. ;-s~~,~s~d isleration~-
-. - ~~~r.r~S a. .>sfIs down 20 con.
are nov Pe n
s'err.s'o. z. 80 49, 49, -
e.''. - 60 -.
.cx nAssn' -
o. ~. "a a.. Roard a Trade Of Beat.
-. v.h ,,se "a ,eIerr.nhed 500 20 the
cxcione ~ufFersrs a. NJ Vernon. III
~ she q q R.~.k.r and Nrs. Carlisle
,>fs W..hin0tc, a. wichita. Kan. "a
ss~ 80 <s1--s -. -.
UsN sns o1s.e. - 80 -
- ~ ~, $500 s !,
Hveo ~ = - = s-o - :, -
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Porr JARVIS. n. ~. Feb 3L-Ihe Ds's
ware river be gan break ing NJ on Wsdnss.
dav evening. a field Of ice three M
long moved 20 this village. where y s'1!,
pei. forming IN icc dam . mile ~ ienss1
s,d seven feet thick. Tho water pack..
~ ana ro<e twelve feet IN twenty mn.
utes. flooding many houses 1919
river. and damaging the bnrrsm ,-,,rsu
sion bridge. Tho gorge y siigus'y ". Il
opposite this village but the hea.y IA
The river, - far west a. deposit hsre
intact. when Il breaks the go'S- 1870
win no doubt b broken. Inc ~
river. which Joins the DELE . ars ~ $3.50 q
IN forced from 10 bed ~ asss.
Port clinton and = doing grss
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some - the Injured Whose Chances %
Recovery sre Goed. snd Others Whe
VIII Certainty swell ths Fearful Death
List.
M. vKRxox. III, Feb. 90.-Among the
Injured. but Who will recover. are the
following: Mr.. and Mrs Hattie Snow,
Emory Maddox, Miss Lauth, John Gan
(colored), sam Pontncy. Mrs CuttS
family Of I'VE persons; George Jones and
one daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0aIbraiths
Chan- Wisr, Amanda Bearden.
The following ars believed 20 have no
chance OF recovery: Mrs 7. Maddox,
Mrs. Nv. Waters. Nick Morgan and wife.
1os Stafford and wife, Mrs. Gabs Gins<
John Dodson and wife. Miss Lizzie Bon.
not Corinns Umbrich. Mrs.. Dr.. Jacot
Albrecht Mrs. Lille Craft and Mr.. Alb
Hicks.
The chairman Of the relief committee
Yesterday notified Governor OxIssby Of
lhs number Of the suffering 10 this city,
and last evening the Governor issued .
proclamation appealing for Immediate
aid. and requesting mayors Of cities end
I'll religious and charitable associations
societies and organizations 20 raise cons
tr.sutIons for the relief Of the people.
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MoxuourH. H., Feb A-Last night
terrific roar OF explosion was heard here.
ani the walls and windows q many
buildings were Jared. The sky was
lighted up with monster meteor, which
travelled from southeast TO- northwest lt
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Convention.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2t.-The call adopted
by the Democratic COMMITTEES yesterday
reads - follows:
The National Democratic COMMITTEES. having
met Ia the city ~ Washington on the "a DAY
Of February. isss. has appointed Tuesday. me
sfh day Of June next. ~ ncon- - the time. and
chosen fhe city Of S. Louis - the place. for
boidinx fhe National Democratic convention
Each State Il entitled 20 representation
therein equal 20 double the number o. - sena'
tors ana Representatives IN the Congress o. tne
United states. and each Territory and the Dis
trict Of Columbia shall have two delegates ~
Democratic or conservative citizens OF the
United States. Irrespective OF past political
associations and differences. Who are united
win ~ IN the effort for pure economical nnd
constitutional government. are corui.iy w
vited 20 Join IN sending delegates 70 me con-
vcntion-
fsirneil VIZ. n BARrUx- Chairman
FnKpKRscK q. PnxcE Secretary
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WASHINGTON, Fob. 3l---A shooting n
Tray occurred IN Wiiiard's hotel Saturday
nixht- The story goes shat : gentleman
and lady arrived here On Saturday ana
took sijoining apartments n the hotel
shortly afterward another gentleman
arrived q enc hotel and registered. u -
said that the last arrival called On the
nrst and demanded admittance 70 ne
rom On being refused be hrsd pistol,
TIE bulIsi passing through the door and
rraxing the noss d the object % ne
srath. II II said that che gentleman
Who did the shooting was engaged - ne
young Iady, and bic intention 80 q iii
his succsssful rival Ihs parties 70 -
sGolr ars said y - ffoo Nsw xovks
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garian qusssioa-
I'M eon>ssblss vho arrested - vhoas.
snis liqor dsalsrs q De- Moinr& Il. and
thea relsassd them. havo bsen indicesd
Or recsiving bib
A SUPPOSED Harmless pasisnt II 10 .
Peters (1li1nl Insane Asylum trained
his room-nats % shs night q ths 18th
viii ~ post q = iron bsdstsaA
I'm presidential party = route -
Florida, O the x1st ard ~. wsvs The re-
c;pieuss q enthusiastic greeting By large
crowds = Al points alcng he rouf&
I'm in5uncsion Of secrecy vas removed
lron to 6shsries treaty O The 3lst and
3 was given 70 ths presas tozsfhsr with
~ Prssidsnts letter eceo@panying =
Nrss cxAnA BAn10x he's Just conplstsd
N interesting report % - prcceedings
q tie Fourth International Bed Cross
ccnferpnce. hsIl q CarIssrhuos Baden
lasf September.
TR 6shsr,ss treaty was considered oy
the senate in secret session o. the 9oth-
An evident dssiro % order IL immsdines
pablicnfion vas harsd By - code Of
ruIss governing 10 bcdy-
su rRoCsAxD striking miners h and
oboos Shamokin. p. wenf cheerfuily %
vork o. IL norning q ths nth. CON-
pleesly modified By Presidsnt coroins
gin q D.ooo 70 tie ninerA
n l. STATED that NJ. Joseph PuIitssr.
urourie<nr q The Xew York World and
81. Louis Pnst Dfspdtch. will probably b.
cous totally blind His treatment ~
santa Barbara wns no< succsssful
-
A. innnential keponsiesn sens1o. =
Al erecu<ivs bu.in>ss upon which the in
<---e;r- ~ ssr-~-v & 80 s,sci.Iiv voted
--.1 y. ~c.ancf~d wifh oDsn door.
e-
FkD<RAL cmcs-hoiding members q tns
National Dsmocraf1c counisee soox tns
hint rscsatiy sent Gus frcn ssnine o.
and wsrs rsprssented o. tns eonnitses
-
BEKxy, the dsfeassd eandIdere for or
Eress nom shs E!svenrn Slenlx.nl or
gressional dIssrscf- wnI contest sne e.ee.
eion q n ~ seymour. O ne eround %
incinids,ion Of voters ~ mns oosss-
- n. - . cco~enfion 81 RepubIican
go. ~ H1,chi~e, - I'D q Detroit- q
measures discussed for conducting
succsssful campaign next TALL 6enerai
4lger MS the unanimous choice Tor fres'
tdenl
= - ~--7---s ~.r,o,-s~.
eA3 r-- - -x-s-s-<.~~5 -cc- n
-.s.--.'s- 80 - .,-r-~-<~ $500
:, 80 80 - = - 80 49, -
80 S~r-r<s~~ IT, 49, 20 ~
1850 ~. NJ. 4, - sinp;. prou~rfv
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TN estate q shs nurdsred millionaire
enelL, - been administered upon HI
died interstate. and his property, valued
a. q. co .ooQ. goes % his wife, son and
three danxhfer< Three years axo y
dssdsd his wife IN fss simple property
valnsd ~ - OF. co.
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rUEzxe - Congressional inquiry infc
eh> casss ard conduct o. the Reading
strikes, O Tie 18th. John Norris Of The
PbI-adelphia Record : sfafistician d
soms note. showed from to books q IL
Reading company that instead q losing
81 90 o. mining operations sincs
1s7S IL company has cleared 81. 00o. 900
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or the 81 convsntion Of Republican
clubs q Michigan wss held n Dstroi< q
which State league was organized and
measures discussed for conducting .
<rccsssful campaign next fall General
Alger uas ths unanimous choice Tor fres-
dent
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RICHARD CAssrBoxE vns cent q a.
Ohio STATE psnissnfiary . ~ Isth- fos
six year8 q : thirty -tvoyear old ssn'
e<ncs. Cor mansiaughtr, receivsd II
Msskingun County - ~ He brok'
5siI afssr ssntsncs wss passsd. end
uas noe discovered until twe months
oga living q ChiIlicoths undx - -
scms1 mana
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N interesting report o. - proceedings
q fhs Fourth International He'd Cross
ecnfsrpncs. hsI1 q Carissrhoss Baden
list September
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n b STATED that Nr. joseph Pulitsar.
proprie<1r q TIE New York World md
81. Louis Post DfspGtcA wilI probably D.
c0us totally hind HIS reafmene q
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TN b<aueiful cry u Mount vsrnon.
m. was almost IiteraiIy wiped cut % e.
istsnco o - svsning q ths 18th b :
eerriGc cycio1e. which dsmol shei ~
greater ~ better part o. fhs town, To-
6pvs1 " : 6rs Which spread with
vpn1rrf1l r.pidi<y. and c1mplets1 the
wcrk q dss1ruction- "A loss a Gfty lives
Cos yrpor1ed- Wills kundrsd< wegs o.
<nre1 " fsIting buiI1ings snd 1yins din.
kmn EvansvilIs, Id, and othsr o65s
go touns wsss pFompe i sospon1ing q
onik for nro app1rotus an1 msdIcnl md
o1hw nosisfoncG n mseting q tho City
Counru was imme1iafeIy called fog ~
1sIIowins mornlns - dsviso nsons = -
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Or t. IA The Democratic National co..
@it>ss mss n Warrington snd nxed th>
1sts q nssting q ths NasionaI Dem
ocFafjc couvsnfion Cor July 3 Insita.
tions from New York, C;seinnatL chi.
ego. - Loufs md saa rraneisco wws
prss<ntsd snd To claims % The ssvsra
pisces % - honor q entertaining -
conv-ntjoa wers ably Urged ~ repre-
sentaxivss iron ssch- Ten ballots wsrs
taken. whsn The conventfou sdfourne1
Until - - With Han Praneiseo IsadinI
~ - following vots- San Yraneisca. ~
CAicaxo. -: - Lonie, "a; New York ans
Cincinnnfi OF q fhs rnce.
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LIVE STOCK.

ST. Louis, Jan The National Live
stock Indicator reports:
Oa1,le--R Receipts, 400; shipments, 909;
market stronger; choice heavy native steers,
4 as co; fair to .ood native steers, son
%: bu chcTs' steers, medium tochOicc, l5(l
/ 10; stockers and feeders, fair 10 good, o.
d3 20; hangers, ordinary to good, 2Wd ~
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000 mar
krt active and higher, plices ranging from
/ - to 5 ~.
Sheep-R ceipts, 500; shipments, none mar
kei higher, tair to cho CO, 4Q(Gi 30
KANSAS CITY, Ian. l3.-rhe Live Stocl
Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, hoo, shipments, 400; mar
ket Opeced strong and . to l0c higher for God,
closed weaker; common SLOW and weak, stock
ers ana feeders scarce and ii IN; good to
choice cOrnled, al 10; common to medium,
v@D4 10: stocSers, ! S0G2 30; teedera, 2jd5 -
cows, 50(a2 90.
Hogs Receipts, 100; shipments, 500; mar
ket steady and sc higher, tine advance being
most on medium weights, prices ranging
nom ? 81 To 1 %.
Sheep Receipts, 3OO; shipments, net re-
common; good TO choice Ooi ST.; common to
IN dum, 0O@S So
CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-The Drovers' Jouina.
rep0r'S:
feeders = OG3 81; COWS, bulls and mixed, l
as 10; Texas steers i0d5 20.
Hog -keceipts, 2,lo0G Shipments rome
market weny; mixed 20G5 70; heavy, -Oa
-; lish, IS skips3 "a 3d.
heep--Receipts ,3lOO; shipments 1000; MAJ
ket # onger; natives, 0y0g& -; western, %
al o; Texans, o az -; lambs, go
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FL
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
UHlCAGO PRODUCE MARK EFT.

Hi' 400, Jan. l3,-The grain Markets on
.tHah4e were allnuet fcaturelcss to-day, in
aw'g'' again being conferred largely in the pro-
.,''oh PIT Both wheat and corn opened IN
ehanged. though receipts Of both we're Great
Ia below the estimate MAY wheat started
az 81 &c and May corn at 54a-c Wheat de-
s''u som" weakness as the session pro-
s,o''ed The crowd went long over night on
sN"Vt"lio ION of Il further advance, but there
HttIe demand for the stun which was
es''NuaIIy put on the market, causing MAY
"ueat 10 decline to SIC. Corn followed
n'a' GOWN and touched 54c, When wheat
/ '''n''' Sic the May option held close To
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GENERAL LOCAL MARKET,


BEANS Navy beans, 4}&c Bayou, 4 &c;
Lima, sc.
CABB AGE---C California, ~ 1c per H.
COFFEE Choice Rio, pc; prime,
2lH20l5c, fair, zoe; Ariosa, ~ c; Dn-
worth, 26c; Fey, % 5Gr23c,
TEAS Gunpowdcr, 35c to SOC per lb
Imperial, 40c to 65c: Oolong, Soc To soc.
SUGAR Cut loaf, powdered and crushed,
sac: NcH York granulatcd : l.c; plantation
graduated. Louisiana w G., 7i5c. fancy
Y c., Gaic prime, 6 c; seconds 5@4mGl4c.
CKACKEKS-All crackers at st. Louis
lists, BE; xxx size
CHEESE Badger State new l4c. fancy
stock cream, lac.
GRITS--Pcr hhl 4 Is.
HoMINY~-Psr biol, 70
plCKLES-Bbls, 90; half bbls, -, i'm
pcrial, gals so; lIeXagop s so; gals, 3 10;
half gals, So quarts, 30. pints, 90;
chow chow piuts, . %; quarts, 4 90; pepper
sauce, 15c.
RICE-Fancy head see choice g., C.
SAUER KRAUT-Per half bbl. 80
USTARD-Colburn's Philadelphia, net
weight a ID ans, dozen boxes, per dol
90 h !! doz. per doz rs; ID, / doz
per dol. %
MOLASSES- -Ch. new crop, 55c; fancy
open kettle soc; prime open settle 45c
choice centrifugal, 40c prime centrifugal
Soc.
FLOUR -Northernmill, fancy patent2 20
fancy patent, } 70, half patent, 60: fam
| iy,2 80.
BRAN-Mins quote per ton 20 90 for whca
J 90 for corn.
LARD--Dold's family, ) &c; Dold's whit,
Rose. DC
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CIRCULAR

back ourdtm
anS al the
We to add the
our our nte t endn
orn,
II by
t IN b II position ewerede
able outlay take gr" pleasure Informing that
Mr. fumE he remained
visiting mills England
the position
5 a o lsluak toni
unexoeed o
auelo Tat ON fact be
10 ask toll in miu
cot ON to yonca
OF o CIV Your nip
no o to and holeyW
adj o al zoe for you're sand
would p
II nc ask
o of vast
o most lines of dry goods,
r /
cmlpti
o market ices
for
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MARKETS BY WIRE,
FINANCIAL.

tNGLISu CoNsoL-.
y ,<un>. Ian 3D. Consos closed O2 lj-ltd
or money silver at II 5-l6d.
MONEY,
NEW YoRK, jar. IL Money on eau easy a,
- nov cent last loan at ~, closing offered
~ q. prime mercantile paper. 70 1O@I 1J
\. III re exchange dun but steady at A ~ for
M ~ daV ellis and II S61S for demand
STOCKS AND BoNpS.
Nrw YORK, Jan. l5.-StockS and bonds
- ut 1hn Follow Ing prlCes Olu:
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,-....
Tmsn 4"ntH,,on +" ere ~ i''IioW>
to"' man" ithi'l'N'u' Pi'N's s'e''' Hn"
un M! geo rod s,,,,
W mcat ~ ~
N"rh' 40; - ,4gt' - o,,.,oo
800 p,''n i,I K n,,,p, - o0'
Lditru, PEI Per Nv ,', p"U 1n, -
mort To sues , , ius ,o, on,,soo
DIy s"lieu en ,' rs IuoAeu =, 49," S%
2Iio,U 49, ta, 9,u at 10 n6SNIi M '@
n,n1,, AZ, i H. y,rnisbed woods / N,
hiSkiy, ''s'lilefs FURNISHED e"ouS' 70
per -"'io"'
ST. LOUIS, Ian. &-Flour-Market quiet
and unchanged, prices ranging at 2OCGi -.
clined nc early, then rallied and closed Am,
TO sc above last night, trading All IN May
No. . red cash, 81 a1SSi &C.; January closed
81 g; February, $40 nid May 3h9srsc
closed i7l2c bid; February, IL -" May. qua
sc, closing 5p4c.
Oats-Market nrn; cash SIC; May, 81 &C.
Cornmeal-M arket steady az ~.
Whisky Market teady at 10.
Provisions-Market quiet.
Pork-Sew mes, 10 U0(Gl3 20.
Lard-Prime sire IN, 70 per 100 lbs.
Mcats-Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) S1l2
0p6 %; long clear. u -; clear ribs, 100
s711; short clear, s7h@S o.
con-Shouders, (ho1"D g. 20; long clear,
) 20; clear ribs, b'14; snort clear %
Hams Market steady ut ~ 2)9l2 W
AF1ERSooN BOARD.
Whoa, stnadv. February S,lzc. Nav ga r.
tune. SIC.
Corn firm; January, 47Hc; February. A.,
MAY So, q.
OTIS ann. February. 3ll6c: Nav. jOl.c.
New OKLEANs. Ian II -tlour-Iu good
temnud and shade higher choice. 3 5OCG5 20;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-14
COFFEE.

GALVESTON, Jan, l3.-W holesale dealers
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary -;
good ordinary, 2lA; tair TO Fri me, 0H choice,
%; peaberry. "A: government Java 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
huSBANDRY HINTS.

TEE way to build Up the sheep industry is
10 weed out the focks, 90 for greater capa-
dty for mutton, and increase in the indi-
vidusl and put q small flock on every farm
where they will pay, even II wool is lower
than the farmer thinks profitable.
TAKE two calves Of equal value and
promise. Bring one up under scrub condi-
tons, and she will DO a scrub. Rear the
other IN accordance with the best light OF
the age, and she VIII come under the head
OF improved stock" II makes wonder
full difference under what conditions COW
Is raised from salfhood.
As RgLz il viii take as much good grass
in summer and as much ary food in winter
10 keep . Cow that only gives medium
quantity OF milk, As il does enc that gives q
larger quantity, whAe there ought TO be a
considerable difference in the profit, 50 that
the qsality OF the cow is IA important item
in securing the largest prost
ARTISAN or deep weeks that furnish .
large amount Of water, with a windmill at
tachsd for pumping purposes, are, on large
farns, the best plan for supplying stock with
water. Pipes can be readily arranged
from one pasture to another, SO that the
trouble OF supplying all the stock with pure,
fresh water VIII be slight A common
plaa Of furnishing stock with water is TO
make ponds, and force the stock TO drink
the warm. stagnant water.
MANI farmers make themselves much
needless trouble with weeds The din
Guilty originates Ia net killing them prompt
ly as seon as they appear above the sur
face, or, If possible, a Ittle before. When
an annual weed seed has sproutee its root
at first it Is only fine, slender white thread,
which exposure 70 sun and air causes TO
wither and perish. The slightest brushing
with gsrdsn-rake destroys the small weeds
in It's path as edectually as would deeper
cultivation.
SEED TO be used next season should be
saved early, says the Pteushulan. To be Of
any advantage 70 the saver II should be
saved carefully. In the first place attention
should be paid TO the growth of several
plants, that the best may be invariably Sc
locted for perpetuation. As soon as the
seeds are gathered, no matter how pressing
the needs of the hour may be, they should
be pat into packages that shall contain the
names Of the seeds and any memoranda
that it may be essential or desirable 70
know when the sowing time comes.