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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
a DRUNKEN FIGHT.
John Pence Has a Marrow Escape from
Being Fatally Stabbed.

~SA cASo Has NarFOW AscapO IRON
Being Fatally Stabbed.
During the progress OF a drunken row al
OsNeils saloon in Silver Bow Junction
Wednesday night John Spence, a railroad
man employed on the. Utah q Northern,
had q close call for bis life and should feel
tickled that he still roams the earth in
mortal form. Together with q number OF
friends, also railroad men, Spence visited
0Neil's saloon. There they met John
Traynor, In old time resident OF Silver
Bow. They proceeded to fll their tanks
with a low grade Of tarantula juice, and
were celebrating Christmas in their peculiar
wild and woolly way when Spence and
Traynor became embroiled in q game dur.
ing which the former hit Traynor a heavy
Jolt on the jaw. They we're separated and
peace supposed to have been declared,
when Traenor, who hankered for revenge,
drew a long pocket-nife and made o vicious
thrust at Spence. The act was SO quick 1
and unexpected that none Of those present I
could interfere to prevent it. The long
blade penetrated Spence's heavy clothing
Ind inflicted "a ugly wound just
the region Of the heart,
which the blood spurtsd I'M
j heavy stream. Believing his Injuries to1
,e dangerous, the friends OF Spence brought
Tim to st. James hospital in this city,
TheFe he was attended by DR.. Cooper. An
OF Howard satisied the physI
that serious results were not likely
o ensue. However, q rumor that SpenceI
az likely to die gained currency at the I
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
Never Gfvo Up.

II yoH suffer with asthma, bronchitis, or
any other disease OF the throat or lungs,
nothing can sHrprise you more than the
raDid improvement that will fellow the
use Of Santa Able. II you are troubled
with catarrh. and have tried other med.
ieiues, You will be unable to express your
amazement at the marvellous and instan.
famous curative powers Of California
Cat-R-Cure. These remedies are not secret
but natural productions Of
Sold at SIS package; threefor
$3.50, and guaranteed BY JIG. Singer.
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6~YRAcuslr, N. Y, Dec. GA Cyclone
from the southwest sveptacross Onondaga
lake ct 10 o'clock this forenoon. prostrat-
ing many structures. It caught up and
carried . great volume Of water wildly be-
fore it, struck the barn Of the Peoples
Street Railway company. carrying away
the cornice and rooi, overthrowing the
front walls. A mass Of brick timber ri
hurled into the building, doing much dam
age. Charles A. Nichols, assistant super.
was INSTANTLY killed and several
are more or less seriously hurt.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
The Eirst Step.

Perhaps You are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep. can't think, can't do snything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning;
You are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostitution. You mead q Nerve Tonic.
and in Electric Bitters you will and the
system to it's normal, healthy condition.
Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion 10 restored,
and the Liver aud Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try Q bottle. Price soc, at
D'Aeheufs drug store.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
A. LEWIS.
General Agent.

Change is one OF the Irresistible laws OF
nature, and fortunately the change Ii al
most invariably for the better. AZ an In.
stance Of this, St. Patrick's Pills a~refast
taking the place OF the old harsh and yio-
lent cathartics. because they are milder
and produce q p~leasanter effect, besides
they are much more beneficial in removing
morbid matter from the system and pre-
venting aeue and other malarious diseases.
As a cathartic and liver pill they are al
most perfect. For sale by Newton Bros.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract cold during the
fall or early winter months. Such colde
weaken the lungs and air passages. MAKING
the child much more likely to contract
other colds during the winter. It IL this
succession OF colds that cause catarrh and
bronchitis or pages the way for consump-
tion. Should q cold be contracted lose no
time but cure it as quickly az possible. A
30 cent bottle Of GhamberIainE Cough
remedy will cuye any cold in . few .daysand
leave the respiratory organs strong and
healthy. For sale By Newton Bros,
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lIade /. Scattering.

A team OF horses attached to q heavy
lumber wagon escaped from control ON
Main street yesterday afternoon, and in
making a short turn at the corner OF Gran
lite and Main, came very near dashinR
through the plateRlass and into the store
OF the Bonner Mercantile company. The
wagon.wheels collided with the curb. and
a twinkling tine wagon upset, spilling the
driver and miscellaneous contents OF the
box upon the sidewalk. Luckily the for.
escaped with slight bruises, but the
were belplessly wrecked.
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Change of Agency.

The public 10 hereby Notified that thu
agency OF the Atna Insurance company
has been changed from Messrs. Mantle &
Warren and placed in thu hands OF Mr,
Chas 8. Eitinge, Office No. az East Granite
Street. Butte City, and that Mr.. EltinRe is
alone authorised 40 localagent OF the com.
pany, to issue policies for the company or
to make endorsements ppon or to cancel
policies that have been heretofore issued in
Butte City. !qEo. G. BoARpMAa,
Gen. Agent, San Francisco.
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Bookmakers Fail.

CmoAao, nec. 26.-Ths Wabash Manu-
featuring Co.. dealers in blank books and
stationary, assigned to-day, with liabili-
ties OF $200. 900 and the assets somewhat
less. The failure grows ont OF the recent
failures Of the New York firms Of Prebie
d Co. and Sheffield & Co.
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The Fire sale.

Still to the front. BEAD that you may
know why: First-The appraisers awarded
$63, 600 damages on our stock. 6ec.
ond-We pay cash and our goods ars al.
from the makers, In larger quantities
and for less money chan any hones in Mon.
Third-We own the building N
we do business and have NO rent TO
pay. Fonrth-To put IL In q NUT shsll,
our prices offer greater Inducements than
he actual cost price iii you should get itl
If any house In our lins In Montana.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

An Absolute Cure.

The original Abistine Ointment IL only
put up In large two-ounce tin boxes, and is
an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin srup.
tions. Will positively cure all kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint.
ment. Sold byJ. C. Singer ut 25 cents q boz
by mail 30 cents.
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COLLEGE burned.

TOLEDO, Ia, Dec. 26.-The main build.
ing Of the Western college was burned to-
day. The loss 10 $4,000 and the insur-
ance was small. It will be rebuilt at ones.
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years | have tried nearly al tbs ptomlnent
cough m6diti1ee ON The market but sas,
D With pleasure too, that Cbamberlain's
Cough Remedy Il the best Of al. Thomas
Rhodes. Bakersfield, California. For sale
BIZ NaWton Bros.
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Begrs' cherry copsh syrup.

Is giving splendid satisfaction to ths
trade and the sales sre positively marvel
Gus, which can be accounted form no other
way except that 1t il without doubt the
best on the market. Ask for and be sure
TO get the genuine. We keep it.
JAS. G. EMaER, DrueRist,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

Tbs St. Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba
Railway viii sell tickets ct excursion rates
from all points on ito line. Dec. "a, as and
81. 1888, and Jan. /, 1890.
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Safe Agency.

I have the agency Of the Chicago Safe and
Lock company, lnone BETTER which sell
on liberal terms for cash upon arrival or
upon payments monthly running s to z
months. Those needing ssfes come and
give me your orders.
F. e. w. PATrEN. AGENT
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
Mrs., Thomas Dead.

WAsHMaroN. Dec. 26.-The widow Of
Gen. George Thomas died suddenly last
night at her residence here. She passed
away as quietly a. did ber distinguished
husband nineteen years 6 ut San Fran
cisco.
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Read This Twice

Fully one sishth OF the sum total NJ bur.,
s sude ehag y caused hy vsneral "-sxcesses, diseases
Inc wonderful Russian New Remedy in tho
s DS , az snfsst Of all medicines for restoring
from ali private, chronic and n.ryons d 4 sunsr
s9oa e blood and skin d~iseases, syphilis. scrof
oios. iayous, erysipelas, salt rheum, pemnhians
psOriasls. etc, and all impurities OF the blood
causing cat efuPtions, pimples, blotches, falling
Kidney aud bladder tropblss, cystitiss' and af, All tS:,
sad Stisots ~ Youthful fnlliss and sxcesses'
"T TSa 20 unit %en for business or pleasure.
pends upon the fact that it supplies an element
men. ""o u weak
gr. Schultz viii forfeit $500 for any case takan
H ms new remedy which be fails to cure.
.ssmemDer mat this 10 not q patent medicine. A
wlicten guarantees to refund the money if Il doee
not enece . cure. New remedy for piles without
aS Sm = hours from Pa. m. to Sp. m, s p. m. to
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Raum Sick.

WAsHNaroN, Dec. &c. Commissioner
Raum OF the pension bureau 10 quite Ill.
Yesterday he had three chills, slightly con-
gestive in character. but IL somewhat
better this morning.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
MourhYv ouspur or the Ca,umot and

Monthly output or the Calumet aud Hesia'
From the Calumet and Red Jacket News
it 10 learned hat the November output OF
the ten Lake Superior copper mines was
5,671 tons; that Of October. $685. tons:
that Of September, 4.S52 tons, and 1896
tons In august. The average monthly out
put prior to November was 4,740 tons.
These figures indicate the increased pro-
duct as the result OF ths stimulus OF in
creased prices and an improved copper
market. The eleven months product OF
the ten nines figures approximately at
from 100000 to- $4,000. 600 pounds.
The output Of copper from the Boston and
Montana OF this city vas 24,l8S.975
pounds OF fine copper TOR the FIRST ten
months Of this year. The Boston and
Montana, Butte and Boston, Anaconda,
Parrot, Butte Reduction works and the
Colorado smslter OF this city combined
out about three times as Wnch cop.
per per month as do the ten great mines Of ]
the Lake Superior region. The mines and
Of Butte are Just warming mp, |
to q few years good run.
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winery Destroyed.

Los ANaeLEs. Cal. Dec. 2b-It isrsportsd
that the Nadeau winery, was destroyed
together with 100000 worth Of wine. BY
the breaking OF q levee.
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Language y hardly strong enough to q.
pres my admiration Of the merits Of
vnamDsri.ln.s Cough Remedy. II 10 The
I have eyer ussd. During the past eithtesn
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
Union Pacific Passenger Department..

Bur1r. Mont, Nov. 20. 1ss9.-AgeDts In
Montana: A rate OF one and one-ifth
fare Tor the round trip. to apply locally
within Q distance OF two hundred miles,
has been made Tor the Christmas and New
Year holidays. Tickets to be sold Dec.
"a, IS. and 81, 1889. and Jan. /, 1890.
Final limit Jan. 3. Advise the public.
Yours truly,
J.. A. LEWIS,
General Agent.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
BouJanrer Makes DeniaI

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Boulanger denies that
he has been engaged to deliver lectures in
the United States.
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II 49, EE 3d.
The following in reference to the Morning
Star mine, which WA bonded . few days
aao by james Whitlatch. u rom the
Helena Journal Of Dec. 2b:
.srhs Morning Star mine 10 located ON
nu,.r m~onntsin In the New World mining
disArict 81 Montana. It consists Of one fnll
s,.ad mining claim, / ,600x600 feet. On the
ton a this mountain there are two well de-
snsd contact veins between true walls.
The trend Of ons Of thess two veins, which
i called the main vein, and enclosed be.
tvsan 8 wall oil trap OF basaltic rock on the
east side and ON the west side by hard blue
limestons. runs at an angle OF At y. y.
and dips slightly to the vest fr.,n Q per
nendicular line and rum along the whole
length Of the property for q distance 81
1.6OO feet. The other vein. ca!ied the Cross
vein. il also enclosed between basaitic ana
limestone walls and rum at an anglia slight
80 an the summit Of the mountain 20
inches ia width and RUM clear across the
property at the angle ct which 1t tends.
AL the junction ofthese two veins Q SHAFT
has been sunk to o total depth Of about
8EO fact. the bottom Of which may be con.
sidered above water level. catering the
mine throuch q tunnel running from the
east side Of the mountain IN q westerly a.
rectiou both veins continue to run and dip
e outlined on the surface. At Q hight OF
$50 feet the width Of the vein may be
a. being 2, 81 to three feet ~ an average
Of the whole length. and the character Of
the ore ID one seldom to be equalled and
be described as being lead ~carbonates
and ealena. Samples OF this galena we're
sent to London recently kpartly for exhi-
bitionl and ONE OF the wealthiest mining
Dyndicates in the world would purchaseth |
property almost at any price railroad
TRANSPORTATION was an assured iact. some
thi1 ore has been tested in Helena. New |
Yefk and London and assayed nearly e1OO
Der tom in silver. some gold and eighty per
sent lead. While the average OF course
would not equal this as . standard yet
the constitution and structure Of this ore
8 such that as depth ID attained the value
81 the same will greatly increase. twill By
IN extraordinary cheap property 70 work
IN an extensive and commercial scale.
The owners OF the property are Mr.. Hen.
Gassert, OF Blue Bird fame. and Mesers.
lanes and Henry Howell, while NJ. Whit
stch, the gentlemen who has bonded the
,roperty, was the founder OF ths famous
Nhitiateb Onion; at Helena, some years
20 and 10 highly respected. not only on &C
cunt OF his inAexibIe integrity, but is con-
idered on OF the most eminent mining au-
hofities in the country.
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Battery samples.

y
. ~ ~ 49,. .sssz. - p nlAs auou' eisn' msn
% nas ciaim In =
Ths Champion mill will not be ready to
commences opeRatio Q until some time In
repruary
The Plutonia. which was being worked
Dy daupt q hanerty, q shut down Tor
sne present.
The City OF Butte has come into posses.
sien OF the surface ground Of the Columbia
iooe, near Missoula guIch.
The Cumberland Mining mpan OF
Castle district, Montana, has declared q
dividend aggreaating SIG, 900.
Asa B. Mcnamara has -nurcha.ad from
William Walton for the sum Of $3.50 q one.
half interest in the Copper Chief lode claim.
Four nersons vara t;Iad Nv IN .xnlo-
sion al Giant novdsr in ths o:.soi. mine
3 81 tbe CeInmat and Hscis oronn
about ten dsys aeo.
IN. NJ. Mn. -. - $3.50
o-nS5 LuI{ inHWa i1ue ciaam' iofmsriy
n % WI oo RS y ~
heen Nv him To- III
~ -
d.sn ~. na.h,.... 20" A:1oo Isee
iii ne.r;t - an;n. Iii = a n - sns NINE
C,-o.ssnt. iii 49, omas = 80. usepeT,
-, - - f4n " sne ysin'
lne nve claims pei0ngins TO b hambers 1
Syn9lcsSe Rfodace eoolt !.DuO tons o ore
III. sy Z ~! in.S emoan. 70 apout re ca
r"~<~k ~ A1S ~ RnABOuAA nA0Ny8 IA n
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

FEE. w. Patten is legally prepared and
authorized to make ont pension papers 6or
sither Mexican veterans or soldiers OF the
rsbelliop,
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PRIZE.
xkslss, 81, Halves, 81, Quarters, 81
LIST OF
Approximation Prixes.

Approximation Prizes.
$50 Prises Of Co, approximat'n to seo, 900 Prize, 5000
l60 Prizes Of so, approximat'n to 10000 Prize, 7,5D
ls0 Prizes Of 20, approximat'n to 10000 Prize, 5000
no Terminals oft20, decided by. 10000 Prize, 1880
417s Sl7s5so
An Prizes sold In the United States full paid n
United States Currency.
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DE. LiebiG q 90.

Free consultation and examination thiu
week. l'rivate entrance 8 3. Broadway.
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PHOTOGRAPH
FROM LIFE
TAKEN
ONE YEAR
AGO.
FROM LIFE
As SHE
NOW
APPEARS.

"Look on this picture and then on thai" inc
above faces are exact reproductions Of phoVc
graphs taken from life Of Mrs. Morton L. har
Ian, who resides at No. IS West 25th Street, Ne"
York City. The first one was taken in NoYeap
ber, 1881, while in the last stages, OF consII Y
Een, abandoned by physicians and m0nrned ~
friends. The other was taken In peceMDgI,
1888, when completely recovered, ana e eaussx
through the use of DR.. Acker's English Remeu5
Tor Consumption. The above pictures are WOOL
cuts, but they are true to life and the origin -
photographs, taken from life, can be seen q III; ~
the drug stores. Mrs. Harlan's co~nsuIIkRe'os
began as consumption usually. does, WIN .irsS !
cough in the morning, raising Of phlegm, 't tSe
loss Of aesS an: mans ;srougso1t -, uouy,
She did not realize her extreme danger until y
became almost too late, but she is in perez
heaith to-day. DR., Acker's English Remedy
Eor Consumption Is sold BY all reputable drug
You can't afford to be ,oithout it.
II. A; D'ACHEUL, Wholesale and Retail Agt
Butte City, Montana. "
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ti.;e ssS ct ct, TIE kidneys Hysr, lungs, rheuma-
tire, tupofs, cancers and eruptive feyers na ca-
lar TO both males and females; also eruptiye
teve . SUCH g scarlet, typhoid and spotted dinho0
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

Ladies' seal clcaks and muifs 1t Bah
.ncksa
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
OF INTEREST TO YOU.

As the holiday season is now
approaching we wish to call the
attention Of all householders
who have marketing to do to
our stock of seasonable goods,
the most complete and desira-
bic in the city. 1t includes
various brands of Mincemeats,
Apple Butter, Buckwheat,
Flour, Maple Syrup, Table
Syrup, Honey, New Orleans
and Blackstrap Molasses. In
brands of Raisins we have Ho-
tel Clusters, Crown London
Layers. Two Crown Muscatels.
Honduras and Valencias.
The best Vostizza Currants,
an excellent quality Of Eyapo-
rated Apples, Apricots, Black
berries, Primes and Peaches.
a q complete assortment of
These goods have just been
received, no fresher nor finer
o be had. Prices in line with
he market. Goods nromntIv
TO any part of the
:ity or vicinity. II
& c~oURTENAY, !,
Tola-l.
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Corner Main aad Broadway. Butte City,
Over ]. E. Royca,a sto.a Roon.

o~nr main a Broadway. Butte City,
Oyer !, 4; Royce's Store. Rooms and 8,
where he made al snviable reputation in his
specis y Private. chronic n nervous dis
nSTss .. men and women, whether caused BY i'm
9ess' nlent losses. sexual debility, loss of sex.
~ power, nervous debility, blood dis
sF9 ger &c; CEEtsble:csses warranted to cure in
Saeses in a'fsy days. Chaqssess lou, sspeci agyeh fo
me poor. Free treatment on FridaysWan dis.
e eases q r. men and women. The doctor has de-
1ciency is sttested BY the thoasands Who Rsvve
Deen cured, successfully treated by nv NOV
t %etc coa.s without the use Of mercury. The doc
schultz will make no charge unless he effects 3
Persons at q distance cured at home. All com
I lrS1icanons strictly confidential. Send for
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DE-. Bacon, Eye and Lar
Surgeon, st. Nicholas h~otelevery Saturday
and Sunday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
ABOUT HOTEL "CHIPS."
That Is The Name Given to Food That Is
Left Over.


That Is Tho Name Given to Food That Is
Left Over.
The steward of big uptown hotel was
chatting with reporter few days ago,
says the New York Times, when the latter
innoceutly inquired: ''W hat DO you do with
the stuff you do not eatF'
That" was the reply, rs something Of
professions al secret, but know Of no reason
why it should remain SO. The truth Is, the
chips as we term them, constitute very
considerable part OF the hotels income
There is not one OF these big places n town
where the proprietors manage to figure 80
closely that there are not several hundreds
of pounds of perfectly good food left over.
The result is that every hotel has crowd
of persons who may be called camp follow
ers, for they answer quite the same descrip-
ton as the great originals Three times
week they come TO meas rule or Tues
days, Thursdays and satUrcays-and buy
up The cooked meats that we have left over
aud which Will not answer for pastry,
stews. hasbes, soups ana toe hke- These
they purchase for quarter Of the original
price
Then, some Of the seoond-rate res.Aur-
ants aud some Of the various eating places
along the Bowery stock-up and sell the food
purchased in this way, and which Is. D. the
way, perfectly wholesome for prices within
the reach OF almost every enc Then the
walters are allowed 70 carry home their
sUppers. which. by the way, often serve
them for breakfast SIS well TIE result Of
this trade IN the chips IS that the hotel
rarely throws any thing away save when il
IS absolutely worthless. znd the ss~Ing ia
expense IS great II
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.
NEW YORK. Jan. II.
Stocks feverlsh
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Just fair business
was transacted in wheat today and the
feeling was stronger with prices sustained
above the closing quotations of yesterday.
The opening was about the same as yes
terday's closing figures, but steadily ad-
vanced with only slight fluctuations l1sc
above inside opening figures, receded nc,
again advanced &c and closed firm and
about 1c higher There was good local
buying, part of which may have been in
fiuenced by the sudden change OF the
weather. The ground in winter wheat
mstricts is reported bare of snow and
ars of freezing weather may have in
oalced some covering and also buying on
long account. A rumor that nine boat
loads had been bought in New York for
export had strengthening effect, though
the report was subsequently denied. The
light movement from first hands attracted
some attention
Corn was dull and neglected early in the
session, trading being of hight, local
character with fluctuations very narrow.
The feeling was quotably firm and the
market was very much the same IS on
yesterday. There was little if any outside
news of consequence received but at the
close prices were 1H@13sc higher than
yesterday.
In oats only moderate interest was taken
and decreased volume of business was
done at trifie higher price than yester-
day.
Trading was moderate in mess pork and
the feeling was steady. Prices were 5@7ll2c
higher early in the day but the apprecia-
ton was not supported and the market
closed quiet.
A very quiet feeling prevailed in lard
and the feeling was steady. Prices
averaged slightly higher but the market
closed quiet
Tho leadrnD fnfuras ranped.