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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-03
THE COUNTY.
From OphIr.

The severe cold weather the past few
days has been very hard on cattle, causing
them 20 hump their backs aud seek shelter
wherever found.
Alex. Wylie purchased good team from
Mr.. Crumb, consideration $500, A grea
many are now changing horses.
RObt. McBuirter has moved 10 Prairie
Centre, Pete Barber 10 Homer, John Eek
TO Homer. &c.
Bill Austin had his leg broken u few
days ago by the gravel pit caVing In on
him. AS II was wooden one II was soon
repaired, and Mr.. A. rs doing as well as
could be expected
Wilson Il Richart have put up for their
own use 1875 leads of second crop Ice.
Mrs Huck sold her farm Saturday.
William Mithell has no cook as YET.
Our NJ. DIS. report the health OF the
community good.
H. Hess Is meeting with good success
selling farming tools.
VIM. Wyl.e, jr, had close escape last
week. He was driving horses, and while
going very fast his horse fell throwing
William and hurting him internally. We
hope he may soon be all o. X. again.
The band concert last week was sue
cess every way.
Charles wilkins has had good trade
this winter. He deserves II as he Is good
workman.
Squire Dlmmick paid our sanctum a
pleasant visit last week
Mr.. Conkey has not sold out his interest
in the Triumph elevator, as reported. Glad
of 1t. That keeps Erwin at his post.
Two men are leaving East Triumph, Hall
and Wallace.
The new band at Triumph Is doing good
Work.
Mr.. j. Carr Is some better.
Allan Galloway has returned to his work
at Mr.. Gattis's. This makes the fifth sea
son for him. Allan is a good boy, and
shows his good judgment by stopping with
a good master.
Converts are getting thick.
William Burkart will work part of the
Zorn farm with his brother Christian.
Homer was TO have had new restaurant,
but 80 far II has failed TO materiallZe.
Rev. Saylor, of the Baptist church, leaves
the LIST of March. PEDRO.
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Earlvulle Entries,

There was Baptist tea At the residence
Mrs. l.. }. Quantrill on Wednesday evening
Quite a large number OF those outside the
churh, as we'll as members, attended.
The Presbyterian Sunday school concert
on last Sunday evening was decided sue
cess in all ways. The church was comfort
able filed, aud the music above the general
average of those lacking in systematic vocal
drill.
Mr.. M. C. Atwood, who had been agent Of
the Burlington route here for some time
has accepted II similar position at the depot
in Ottawa, succeeding Mr.. Geo. Rowe. Mr.
At wood has ever seemed TO have studitd the
best interests of his road, AND Of Earl, for
during his sojourn among US, he had become
very popular with all classes, and leaves
behind him genuine regret at his departure
Charlie Vosburg, one Of Ot,awas daughty
mail carriers, spent Sunday with his parents
Charlie is married, but il he wasn't wouldn
the old maids make things lively for him up
this way! Old maids of certain age will
pass over into the realms Of The departed
hopes on Dec. 3lst, and they are working as
hard. though in quiet way, AZ the candi-
dates for constable.
Frank Wiley returned from Rush Medical
on Monday. Frank is now full fiedged NJ.
d. and will wear the title of " Doc y with
becoming grace lie was a very hard work.
ing young man, both in school and in coll
eye. and will make his mark in the medical
work, for his ability cannot help but push
him to the front
Burt Barrett, our big hearted p. M, has
been giving the Post Office surprise party,
in the way Of spring cleaning.
o. F. Howe, the groceryman, now under
the physicians care with progressive paral.
ysis, has but little chance Of recovering, and
his demise is feared every day.
Horses that were fit for carriage and road
use, were to be had in abundance several
years ago. Now, however, such animals
are scarce, and can only be had at an ad-
vanced price.
The revivals in the NJ. i. Church were
continued all last week, and many were won
over to the cause who could not have been
persuaded through attending church but
once week.
lie was proceeding down Ottawa St., and
the hour was midnight. IL was midnight on
Tuesday, and the moon had no show at all
with the black, inky clouds. Suddenly, but
silently dark form springs to his side
Frederick love thee, thou art me soul
me heart Say, whist thou be miner"
"Is thine income still 50 per week Rebec
ca?"
ayes dear. Why
"Well,-'er when you get two more family
washugs per week-when its $l0-Tll--
you may hope" WILL u. JONES.
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The cost of production, unfettered by
taxation, and the price of commodities
have been greatly reduced in recent years
by inventions and improved processes com
mon to all manufacturing countries. Pro-
lection, while hindering both these great
results, credits itself with both, as being
the very means by which they have been
accomplished. The one contrivance with
which protection may rightly credit Itself
Is its method of procuring and saving con-
gressional legislation. And this is not the
least baneful result of the system:-Wm
r. Morrison IN the Forum for Mdrca.
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l
| This Is nice weather for streets; they
seem 10 grow, rs II were. Streets that have
heretofore maintained AN excellent stand
ing In the community have arisen from
the lethargy of quiet social existence, anC
wrapping themselves In mantle OF
bucholc mud, raised the black flag OF
piracy Rubbers, boots, shoes, packages OF
meat, ard now and then venturesome
small boy drop into the unknown depths
never TO return 10 mortal gaze. "WhC
enters there leaves all hope behind"
The Sewer Pipe Company open this
years business under very favorable aus
plces. Among its later orders Is one foI
Sc 900 worth Of pipe for Minnesota points
and heavy order Ia southern Illinois.
The soldiers monument fund Is growing
every week, and all who feel desire &c
contribute TO project which will reflect
10 their honor for generations 10 come and
perpetuate the memory Of our noble dead
should come forward with an open hand &c
the subscription table
A Young Mems Democratic Club might
be organized here with profit, and | am
acquainted with several promising young
men who would fill the presidential chair
of such a club with becoming grace.
II, instead of sale here and there
among our farming element, farmers
having stock 20 dispose of, In certain dis
trlcts, would combine their exhibits and
hold a joint sale, think 1t would draw
much larger attendances than any one sale
could hope 10 influence.
Quite an interesting paper, from the pen
of William j. Onahon, of the Chicago
Citizens League, was read before the Git
liens League here the other evening, Ii
contained many pertinent suggestions
which If carried into effect here will serve
to raise the moral standard to marked
degree of improvement.
A library association, on small scale, Is
being organized here, and quite number
have already signed the roster. The dues
are 81 per year, which goes to buy book
The more members the larger the library
1t is a good move and should receive sup
port from all lovers OF good and wholesome
reading The dime novel and the yellow
covered history have gained TOO strong a
hold upon our boys to be shaken of
easily, and nothing but determined
effort In the right direction will be of
much avail.
The mushroom caves, .. e., the worked
out galleries of the cement mine are to be
placed In trim soon. 1t is great scheme
and that 1t pays is no longer in doubt.
FRANK ELLIS.
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Utica.

Utica.
The bicycle club is preparing for the sum
mers campaign, and several new "steel hor'
SEES" will appear on the track.
Five or six new dwelling houses are con
tracted for and as soon as the ground settles
the work will begin. Several lots have been
purchased of Herman Higbee, lying across
the street and south of A. T. Griiiin's fine
resldence-One of the most desirable places in
Utica for residence.
II the |. ". d n. runs through our village it
will enhance the value OF property in this
place materially,
Smith Il Russell are crowded with work
and their enterprise in arranging for grinding
plows Is n marked help to the town.
Will the "city council" ever wake up to the
fact that man who pays taxes has more
privileges than hog! Hardly a day passes
but hogs roam the streets, root in the cutters
and 1t Is not an uncommon circumstance To
be compelled to kick one or two from the side
walk before Il pedestrian can pass along. How
long would drove OF hogs root around the
court house In Ottawa? The council passed
an ordinance a few weeks ago-Or rather res
directed an old one-that no hog should
wilfully, maliciously, and without just cause,
blockade the streets and walks OF the said
village Of Utica situate in La Sale county
State of Illinois" and the next day the hogs
were on every corner, smiling at the incili-
cheney of "A Utica alderman.
Quot pitching and marble playing Is
the order of the day just now.
The Rock Island road has gang of men
here laying side track for the new ele-
vator,
Montana Bill" has opened dime
museum in Mr.. Prentlce's store, which is
quite well patronized.
g. f. Burdick mas the contract for the
building of residence for Samuel Russell
The NJ, H. church has closed their
vival services.
Rev. Talos, of Kansas, is here assisting
Rev, Boaz this week at the Baptist church,
James Downs has accepted the position
of foreman at the Utica Sewer Pipe shop.
The Rev. Father Tanning, of the Peoria
diocese, gave temperance lecture In
Clark's Hall under the auspices of the cit
liens league last Thursday evening. Miss
Clara Griffith, of Ottawa, added materially
to the entertainment by rendering some
very fine solos.
Jerome Cundiff, our popular newsdealer
Is on the sick list Between him and the
Burlington strike 1t is very difficult TO gel
our Chicago papers In the morning
A little boy tell in the creek last Thurs
day and was with difficulty tished out by
Mr. Hoppe. Let this be warning t.
parents with small children to keep them
away from the creek at this time of the
year.
While there are good many improve
ments being made In Utica, why wouldn't
1t be policy for our city fathers to put up 8
few street lamps, and Tx up the sidewalks
80 that pedestrians would not get mired IL
the mud dark nights. GALLAGER.
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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY

On and after
TUESDAY, March Is; i SS7
Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT, AT
" meeting of the Board of Directors of
said Company, held on the 9TH day of
May, 1888, an assessment of one ~ cent per
share was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, one-hslf Ell cent q share
PAYABLE on or before the 18th dsy of June,
1885, and the remaining one-halt % cent
per share payable on or before the 11Lh day
of yuly, 1888, to the Treasurer. William Full
ler at 10 Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Any stock upon which the first one half
CLz) cent per share shall remain unpaid on
tie 18th day of June, 1888, will be delin-
QuenC 8nd advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on Friday, the 18th day of July,
1888, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with cost of advertising and ex.
penses of sale. and any stuck upon which
the first one-half 90 cent per share shall be
paid on or before said 18th day of JUNE, 1888,
but upon which the remaining one half 02)
cent per share shall remain imp id on the
18th day of July, 1888. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment isimsde before. will be
sold on " ednesday, the 18th day of August,
1888, to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with cost of advertising and ex'
penses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
w. G. VAN HORNE,
Secretary.
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SALT LAKE OREsMARKEF.
Furnished daily by Mccormick d Co.. BoaLsr.
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems, at
first, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but be sure you get the genuine
Because he can make more profit he
may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same. Don be de-
ceived, but insist upon getting Dr.
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran'
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free
at A. G. Smith & Cos. Drug Store
Large bottles 81. 6
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New York stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, May e-The stock market
WAS less active to-day aud generally weak
snd feverish througou the day with the ex-
ception of the first hour. Gould stocks,
however, were the special features of the
morning, shooting up rapidly about 2 per
cent each. but as quickly losing the ad-
vantage. The crop report was next made
a han lie for an attack upon the grangers
and there was q marked selling of those
stocks from Chicago. The bears removed
their pressure toward l o'clock and better
feeling was manifested througout the list
and buying was INDUCED in again. The
last hour, however. raw a renewal of the
bear pressure. The close was quieter, but
weak. at or near the lowest figures
reached.
Governments dull aud heavy.
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Liverpool Grain

liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL, May 10
Wheat-Firm; demand fair; holders Offer
spariugly.
CoCn-steady, demand fair.
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BulIiOn.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Bar silver. %,
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Fox & Symons
Have reduced the price of photogra phs
All work done by the dry-plate lnstan
}aneous process. !
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Mining Market

NEW YORK, May 1O-There was lit
tie interest in mining shares: Bulwer, nc: {;
Caledonia (B. H. 90; Colorado Central,
2.10; California q Virginia. IL 90; Deadwood
l. SO; Eureka, 9.75; FL Cristo, 10; Gould &
Curry, 4. 25; Iron Silver, $50; Pronstite, 20;
Savage, 4 50; Sutro Tunnel, 12c.
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Money on call. easy, at11 q 2; closed y;
o.. Closed at IA o.
Prime mercantile paper, 1909,
Sterling exchange, 1861 for GU day bills
ASH for demand.
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Connects with Utah Central train leaving
SIT Lake at 7.20 ans
y Connects with Utah Central train arrlV'
|fut9 of Salt Lake at 6. 40 m.
! s'Op O- WV. RITTER.
ma& sups'
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III. 8. ELDREDGE, supt.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Big Hole Placer Mining Company -Loca-
ton of principal place of business. Salt
Lske City, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory.
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New YORK. May 10-Money l o..
LATER
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COMMERCIAL.
Bond Purchasss.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Secretary of
the Treasury, this afternoon, accepted 40
500 out OF 81, 457, 900 bonds offered.
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Ar1ernoon Railroad stoeks.
Chicago Produce Market.


CHICAGO. May 10.
Wheat--Lower; cash, $3.50; June, s411;
July, S55s.
oats-Easy; cash, 1873; June, SS1s; July,
327k
Barley nothing doing.
Pork-Lower; cash and June, 14.07h (;
Laid steady; cash, SIS; June, s174:
July, 1921.
AFTERNOON.
July, IS 9-l6.
Corn-steady; cash. 81; June, 55s4; July.
55 1916.
Osts-Unchanged
Rye-Quiet; 6911S g "a.
Barley-Nominal.
whisky II.
Pork and lard unchanged.
short ribs, $50: shoulders, Goo @ 6 .25i
short clear, s 05 % $40.
Chicago Live stocR.
CHICAGO. May 10.
Cattle-Receipts, II, 900; SOW and 10 lower
fancy 90 q 80; steers, 8 80 @ 4 90; stock
ers and feeders, 2.75 @ 3 95; Texas steers,
S.lO@ AS.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; slow, 10 lower:
closing firm; mixed. 5.S5 % SOS; heavy, 5 As
@5.77h: light 20
sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady: natives.
a. so q $50; western, 4.75 q Is; Texas, 4 90
@6 90.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOC NTRacK TRUNK LINE
and after leave

n
On and after December trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In AHercA
ssoppng ~ Now Uptown station ~ l3sth-st. as nstsl-
cars To Albany Troy aud Syracuse aiso Msnsa snd 50
800 a no. FAMOUS CHICAGO wEsTIpULEp LIN
composed exclusively OF Buffet spotin car. dniae
AR drawngroon and sespux cars for Albany Utica syr&
csss hocnesrr sudao En-" Cleveland And Tsleds arrv'
lag Chicaao $50 a. ~ next aT
t1os0 m, chicago Express fer Niagara Fsis toronto
Gleve.a1 Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit aud Ch"~~~
with drswinGrnon
$50 m Albany Troy aud Utica special with o., asss s.p
,con 9. osr TO- 20 Aie.sy and Troy Csnnsc" ~ ~"
.4p. M Accommodates to Albany and TROY . rx,rsss
M Fast Chicaro Cine nnsn s as Toronso q eve
land. Cincinnati, Tndanapsis - L~ula foiooo' D''' 49,
CHICAGO. With siespiug and dining ora rxnr... daily
1880 Montreal and Canannals Ia pou.s's Point
Sleeping cars 10 Plattsburs and Montreal vs a.,lS
81 Albaua aso and ~ xh~.y
except Suadav sunday train does NAT rmn 20 M RcS
10 M, Special srsner arrives Rochester " "' "~S
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland. cfncInnat In" SHoS
g. Louis Detroit Chicago with seepine cNs
cara TO Wasrtnwn via Utica daily sxCsrt SATURDAY Aso "
IL night ALBANY EIpresA with sleennk oArs '" vSssk
and Trov (onnects morning trains Tor inc west
Lake George and Ter the North excep sAa
fekets space 10 drawing room ssA :,.erinx csrse
10 Park Place Battery Psc: 81 West l2ohst ana 49,:
sta, Hrookiyu. sni 10 4th ct. Williamsburg 1919.
wscos csls for sad checks baggage rom ne~"
Ran dsiv others daily except sasdsv ts:se At ssss
General superint sndent General Passenger AgsAA
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eGsi ,s; IN rs7 ri g ssI 81 "w o..

~ z. 3, ~ 50 US T. 81 Is, o.
~ S.,,S,. w. 'sio demand wa. fail. N. sale, In
z,s s:q; it~ s r. .s .,
rssso' mad. .'s s tn Ss
sS rsi. s"m &c. ': sSscapu G'"c ,yro
ss se.a ";fsSh sar s :s
sae ss.e ssS : :Gss% SIsaS
Tss winter sac extra each. SCI olive 1h, $50
74c.: Dsatsfoot prime. 0a@'o'" 0o"A'"' '~ ''''
ocfSN deman' 70" petroleum ,, tonnage
w wa, %Ssa, %a sH s an BERTH MENTs
.sw ste nr.e ses s:s SoS private
hence SU S es 2 frd" sso LON
P@ff 5ap e sG ,1% or '% "S
, S,Ts p5S5 ca.es r.Sc Tr ac
Cansnrn O,s nO1 , 900 oS sI' n rsa"rs
Chen? af10S Ii serf S:n
A Two CORK n S5sF' 2 iS f ss BARK
s'% ' ~%Sri S$%rra%s Rars s' hence a.r
M.sc 1s4s ssSeTs atrc
BT ;r, sa Z sSnsrs e 1nt
S .sp Enss"G from s. jSS Nor
san g oil UsS SsScs 1 Shon STo.
Eesro from rE qISOs, sls
ST. Liverpool from West Point Va steamer with cotton
S. p1cs. f": s"S's. 9a DE-!
s sss5 c Tsp fss ss.. 81. h's SIS
ss.rPfS Mes. f,:. !ss.s IS
Family &. sse.s.s nsss,7 HAM Gu sr. Se
pessa j i S.:s 3 5%S 50. %
picked lcs:I I. .Scul Picslsd io'
s5Sd saop Dull AID no%nay snchs.ssa
cy ea1S 10 sSs %7sc Ps. L1ER
to-day @ RDn an" Sn Saf any
cash ira onv mOdeSate shipper. aim only 200 te
7sc p s7SS ss?s
OLE a.1 e's ss Ct a's s.a H's s
sg''f 1000 q H. so''
&c ri i%y ins
s sH'o .Hn @tsn' Er fs ors.%.r9 Ss
scas WESTERN i7s2s STATE s1s, arI ,ns
tub: 7.sc rrin. 10 2sc
sy s01;s western d f'fesys .ssS
Of on he p.s Of "a; exp FG: :.
trad are oIy1 ngy white @o ,oy ns
cocr.d III Dig do. Factory choice. llt@i2e DO Fac
s tSr1 s%Gd OHIO fact fV fas SKINS
Bs NsarST s% q
ss ws..s!n v .S%Se L1's ialsiac Late
saD 'S raS dn lS
S n t ti F:19' .as a1$ for
freight Refined dn 9.oat!.cn';o Cut Loaf f 5e
f$sss 81 s'; S., %: s5ts CO..
sTEA RI E-Dsmsnd cOnusnes hight an prices nominal
CITY quoted nominal OeOmargarine 650G'4c
TAELowcDnlI and easier Prm. city quoted 4''c Sales
80. 600 70. out ol town.
TDBACCO-In ii leaf the movements ir on steady
MARKET ssles 700 1885 Wiscon n Havana TO 1915
100 Pennsylvania Havana ii TO 1861 100 cases
1885 see Leaf 10 to 1tc SO cases 8st state
Seed nriva terms 80 cases 1856 .tate havana
Seed i2hc 300 bales Havana eoc. to 81 100 oass SUI
matra 81 40 to 81 80.
WOO-The ending to-day been toleraby &C i've
circles but values show few changes ne saes
OF the week were 1000 10 NO
washed fleece 35c and terms 600D unwashe1
fleece 10 U1O riedinm do no. l500C plac fleece and
q baes The business transact ed uring the lore
part comprised 900 and * fleece 81 I'D
ILc; 10000 ID = Comblng. 36l lOOW 10 medium
Oregon, 23Lo 10000 super pulled 81 1897 oo0 10
secured PIE; loo Nc washed Soc: iooOo 70 a.
Texan 10 scoure Cape 50 07pc.; also l5oOO
10 fine r-rTory 5000 fall Tex 5000 10 unwasIe
heeoe l. 200 medium lshef SO bales Australian. 10000
/ 10 N-w.zsal nd, $1,000 ID super pulled 10000 10 ezra
pulled $50 conibing DO 25O0U 70 fne bling 20.
5000 do 1000 10 black 10: 10000 'hsarins.
! 20 10 Texan the ,rehse looOo 10
secured black % 900 no- $1,000 Mexican.
and 40 bales last India, all on private ternA
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per NORTH Riuer. Vessels and Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALs-A generally dull but firm mar
ket Havsrstraw Hart Bricks are guote at % %
SiSas sis; DIRK si5asi6 rel. si5stl6 Trenton ala
Phisie phia Front along side pier 81 hoeSsna oo
mon Lime 81 Fiusnng 81 20t Goats Hair; 5235oc. pef
bush; Cattle Hair. Il 20 Pei cement SZtoeN ~ ru
Roseniae 81 lOdSl 25 Ground Ii ae 30 19sc s'o |o"
mon do S5c.; Latin So % eS2 80 per NJ ,..,
COOPERAGE STOCK-M0lasses stock "a In goou 10
and are mantsnea, os shoovs and
new heads 3sinch 81 25Ssl 80 old 'hooss w'ou' n,
7Oc rum So s. a ~ rs rum pipes 20 W. S'P,o
hogsheads 81 61e275; hoop. IL feet s''@>0f "o' -
Co DAGF~>eliing moderately At unchanged nsnre@
sisal II Lc Manila ll%o ,, oo.o,. car.c..
COCOA-Seiliug fairy. Maricaibo. So~oici oArAoa'
CoFFEE-The demand continued light for Braz gtowts
but values maintained on the basis OF l6c ios lot
Rig spot n H,ocss sales $40 Oass NE fns
sG efc.h. wsr. quiet Sales specnls
ton da 6nt sell mad the ss ~, for
q.sns .entsd an siy'9ee Ts,os Ia
Xeril ~ 80 i2S5 NAV i240a l245; Jun. l250S
univ 80 I95 August so ZOE septemoes ~
Tii'5b; October iL4OolL46 Novomber ItoS H. 20 S
dnss. ,. Fssrn
foSi2SS: April 126oSI2is May. l245oi 3ao
june l2S00l2.l5s July. liSo@ll15; Angust ii so
So1.mber ii.i0sii20: December 1850 il.la. Total
I'll RY~saie. have been madc of Barrys Rnssr at
"a Size: b. and G. graduated German. 6tSooi hans
COT'TON-Whle prices ~ere not ohcaly changed rms
temper easy ono Sales: ~ bale. Inc
receipts 10 Sday M , a, ~: ss.s a" ~
bales corresponding dav last wear since
Ohio beginning OF the crop yoar The recepts nave
gated 9l9l bales against <oOs6al Tor the same '"o
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