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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

SAIisburys LHtest Note 20 Portugal.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The latest note sent By
Lord Salisbury to the Portuguese minister
If foreign affairs requested Portugal to inn
medately order her agents in southeast
Africa TO put q stop at once to acts similar
to those attributed to Serpa Pinto, and init
mated that their continuance would leopard
ize friendly diplomatic discussions of the
questions at issue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
Struck One of Those Live Wires

ST LOUIS, Jan s.-Yesterday morning
at o'clock, as a street car on Fourth street
was bowling along at a rapid rate of speed,
the two horses ran against broken electric
light wire which hung like a loop across
the street. The shock killed both horses
instantly and stunned the driver
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
They Are No, Michigan Concerns

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. s-The American
Mutual ami Continental Mutual Insurance
companies. which have been formed with
out assets are not Michigan concerns as re-
Gently reported. One of the companies was
organized at Michigan City and the other at
South Bend
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
FAILURE of a DAKOTA Bank,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. s.-A special TO
The Tribune from Aberdeen, s. D., says;
Reports from Columbia, S. D., state that the
Bank Of Columbia closed its doors Yesterday.
Its affairs are said to be in bad shape Liza
bilities are supposed to be about t10,0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
Americans to Bauou.t stanley,

LONDON, Jan. s.-Henry NJ Stanley ha,
accepted the offer Of banquet in his honor
to be given by the Americans in London
The banquet will be presided over by Minis
ter Lincoln, who will present to Stanley on
behalf of his entertainers an American Gag
and a massive silver shield inwrought with
African scenes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

Texas claims to have goose sixty five
wears old. Now we are not goose
enough 70 believe that, but we do know
That Texas has 10000 who have been
cured by the use OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup, sure cure for coughs and colds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
Juage Knlckerbooker,, Funeral.

CHICAGO, Jan. s-The fune raj of the late
Joshua c. Knickerboclasr, juege Of the Pro-
bate court of Cook county, was held from
the Second Presbyterian church, this city,
Yesterday. The burial was al Oakwoods
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

LISBON, Jan. S-The body of the late en-
press of Brazil arrived here by rail from
Oporto, yesterday morning, accompanied by
Dom Pedro and the royal family of Brazil
The body was placed in vault in the cathe-
dial with appropriate religious ceremories
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
Sunday Law ON . vsnde rbiit Line

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Jan S.-Jnder a recent
order from Mr.. Vanderbilt nc freight trains
except those transporting peiishable freight
are now being run % the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie railroad on Sunday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
An Infant King critically nl.

MADRID, Jan. s.--The condition of the in
FAINT king of Spain, who is i'll with influenza,
is worse than it was yesterday morning and
is causing much anxiety. The physicians
are In constant attendance at the little fel
lows n.ns,n.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

CHICAGO, Jan. s-Mrs. Louise Robiver,
aged 80, died yesterday from influenza with
complications of bronchitis and pleurisy,
after three days illness. This is the second
death from influenza reported to the health
office
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

William Robinson crushed the skull of
Christopher Ashcroft, at Bellaire, O., Tues
day, during a quarrel over throwing ashes
ON the sidewalk Ashcroft is dead
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
THE FIRST STATE DINNER.
Banquet to the Vice President and Cabi-
net Officers.

Banquet to the Vice President and Cabi-
net Omcers.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. S-The first
state dinner of the present administration
was given at the executive mansion last
night The dinner was given in honor of the
vice president and the members of the cabi-
net The floral decorations in the dining
room were superb Potted plants and
flowers of every description adorned the
window-sills and mantel pieces. Conspicuous
among the floral decorations was a large
floral shield, containing forty-two stars,
representing the present number of states
now In the Union. The full marine band,
under direction of Professor Sousa was in
attendance, and at times furnished delight
ful music for the guests.
The Company Present.
Covers were laid for thirty-six, and be-
sides the president and Mrs Harrison there
were present the vice president and Mrs
Morton, the secretary Of state, the secretary
Of the treasury and Mrs. Window, the sec
rotary of war, the attorney general and Mrs
Miller, the postmaster general and Mrs.
Wanamaker, the secretary of the navy and
Mrs Tracy, the secretary of the interior and
Mrs Noble, the secretary Of agriculture and
Mrs Rusk. the speaker of the house and
Mrs Reed, Gen. Schofield, Senator and Mrs
Sherman, Senator and Mrs. Cockrell, Sen
ator and Mrs Hale, Hon. ] g. Carlisle and
Mrs Carlisle, Hon Cornelius N. Bliss and
Mrs Bliss, Mr.. Runnsls, Mrs Logan, Mrs.
Chandler, Mrs. Henry G. Davis and Mrs
Mckee.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
A Pension OmciaI Dead.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. S.-Dr Charles
Mcmillan, medical referee of the pension
Office, died in this city yesterday of pneu-
rnonia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08

house This was opposed by he Democrats,
but finally prevailed and the house went into
committee and then adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-08
Africa Their Natural Home.

He maintained that Africa was the natu-
raj home of the negro, and, quoting the
description of the Congo basin from Henry
NJ. Stanley, concluded that that would be
the best location for the American negroes
as, by their efforts, civilization would be
more rapidly promoted in Africa than
through any efforts of the whites. Morgan
maintained that Central Africa seemed
destined for the future conquests of civiliza-
ton, and complimented the efforts Of the
king of Belgium in that direction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
OPENED TO SETTLERS.
wisconsin Reservoir Lands Comprising
Many Thousands of Acres Given Out.

wisconsin Reservoir Lands Comprising
Many Thousands of Acres Given Out.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Dec. 22.-Nearly
every valuable tract Of reservoir land
in this district has been occupied bv
squatters In a few days they viii come
To the laud-oflice 10 make entry. The ap-
plications viii of course be rejected
in all cases where entry has already
been made, and appeals will be taken.
There were about forty entries accepted
here Saturday. and doubtless each will
involve a contest. Some Of the squat
tiers have occupied the land for years.
The water-reserve lands in the
Wausau district comprise about l55. 600
acres, while in the Ashland district
there are not more than 5000 acres
Most Of the tract is IN Oneida County.
Woodsmen OF experience figure
that out OF this vast area there are
not more than 10000 acres sufficiently
valuable 20 warrant the forfeiture
Of homestead rights Section -. in
town 50. range 2 west, is the one most
sought after. There is said TO be over
1000 600 feet Of good pine upon g. There
arc also a few good sections ia the
vicinity Of Tomahawk lake. about Mi
nocqua. Much Of the land lies adjacent
20 the growing town Of Rhinelandcr
and upon it substantial houses are
l,,flf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
MUCH DISTRESS.
Reports from Italy Announce an Enor-
NOUS Amount of Suffering.

NcIoNte ifoht ltdty Announce an fHor-
mous Amount of Suffering.
LoSpoN. Dec. 22.-By far the most
distrcsSful country in Europe at the
present moment is Italy. Signor Crispi
has been making fine speeches about
the glories OF tie triple alliance and the
maintenance OF peace TO the aceompani-
ment OF zoe cries aud threats of starv-
ing wDfkmen in every Italian city The
trodbte has been acccntuated. although
dOt caused by the phenomenally hard
winter For months not day
has passed without the failure OF some
bank or great commercial or industrial
firm. The customs. excise and railway
receipts have been steadily decreasing.
workshops closing and manufacturers
rcdUcing the number of their worllmen.
Tke National eXchequer. long cmbar-
raSsed, is getting into desperate con-
dition, and the maximum tax endur-
ance of the people seems TO have
been reached The popular mis-
cry IS widespread and terrible.
At Turin alone over 1000 heads
of families are without work; at Milan,
TO- oOa; in Rome, $4,000. Men, women
and children arc known to be starving
in all those beautiful cities and at
Venice, Genoa, Brescia and elsewhere.
The sufferers are not in a mood 10
starve quietly. They demand bread or
lead, and are pretty certain 10 get the
latter, for revolutionary agents are at
work among them and seditious cries
have boon heard al their meetings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
MoRMoNs MAY MOVE.
A Son Of Brigham Young Sesurcs Large
Tract OF I-aad la Meatco.

Tract of I-aad la Meaieo.
LIMA. O.. Dee % -B C. fauroi, the
well-known banker of this city and
president of the Columbus, Lima &
Northwestern railroad, largely inter
cstrd in railway enterprise in McNioo.
has returned ho,ae from New York
aud announces the contamination 81
a deal with John ". Young. the eldest
son of the late Brigham lonng,
whereby Mr. Yonng comes into
possession OF 5000. 0O0 acres 81 land
granted Mr.. Faurot by the McNican
Government three years ago. Ncgolia-
tions have been in progress for some
time and were closed ia New York sat
uTday. The land is located in the north
ern part of Mcxico. About three years
AFRO Mr.. Faurot obtained 4 valuable
grant from the Mexican Government,
including these lands. the stipulation
being the construction of a railway eN-
tending from Deming. y. NJ. TO CaShil-
abompl bayou. on the Pacific coast.
The Mexican Government in connection
with this grant offers 500 TO every
family and $50 TO every single man who
locates permanently on the land. Mr..
Young has lo,OOO people who will take
advantage OF the offer. and II is under.
stood that they are al Mormous who
now reside In Utah. Since the Gentiles
have obtained such strong hold in Salt
Lake City the Mormons have been look
ing around for a new and suitable loca-
tion. and hope to get away from the re-
strictions placed on them by the United
States Government.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

A Nosher kesraes Ssr 1kttls nes Rren
~ Ts-74s. nai ssseeisrs fats3 lalarset
OAlskssoS, Tea. tlee g. -lnlessasr
tia1 las reached hent ~ . battle thai
oceaarrei between sseiean sDa 49, cagi
oscs fhe possession ~ q s.Y~ar-ola oes
81 Jallsaa. Nexleo. - hlgh resultesi Ia tar
death ~ tie mother The t4taer -
ths t.ay, Jsssa 6ateri1. eattle-te Der
had len ho1as - attend hesi4css.
Ana the uaether Nas 9tle1a.nF - hes
household duties elIh tae httle ooH
Peafo - her feet The little fellow tod-
aled out while his mother hack fas
tarnea. When sAe discovered his an-
sence few minutes later she hurried
cat aud found her child ia the talons g
an eagle, which Vas carrying "a
away The elrd Of prey sSas soout I've
feet from the ggo0na aad the little fei-
low as struggling in TIE eagle claws
ana eryng with pain Mrs Uuterit
threw herself 90 the back II tbe
eagle. The bira is;tt the child
and spreading its ViaEs AlAppea she
mother ga the head felng her
10 the ground unconscious Yhs eagle
again left the mother ana was taking
the child OF when the eattleman came
in sight lie took Ia the situation az >
glance and raising his gun fred. ludg-
ing bullet in its left wing. The bird of
prey dropped % the ground and ~
leased the child Fagmer 0uterlE called
for help, and soon number of neirh-
bors came about and carried the mother
apo child into the house, where the for
mer die0 within an hour from a fracture
of the skull The chllds wounds were
not dangerous and lac is recovering.
The eagle was killed Tie measured six
L. L.. IL. -. -. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
10 FED THE huNoRY.


rriti.h S.'ips Loaded with rofstoss Meal.
Ttc. sent % ireland - Avert "a. Threat
eosd famine.
Loxpox. Dec. p Her Nsiestvs ship
Magnet has EFT Portsmouth for the
coast 81 galway 1hs Magnet is loaded
with meal ard potatoes together with
qusntity q Government stores a al
dsscri pfions Tbs cargo "a one e q
ser5es sent ard 20 be sent ~ tha
Government 20 relieve the distress
a fhe famishing inha bitsuts q certain
sections q ireland Ihree other British
eBu boats. ths Sea Horse. Britomarts
ard Grsppir. vhsch have beer snFsge6
ir similar work foT sorne firns past
have been oresred 20 eoutlnus this 6ufr
thrse months lonFsr. whsu 81 "a horsd
there ~l - 70 fBrthsr rscssrff~ for
rendering ssslsfsnce along The coast
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

sesE<a H1issg knsP1eFsk 9ss seEk
as4 Sass~sa ~ F4s4lgsins fFanz-

seetsa Kati So knaPisess Rss seEs
As2 Saosssa ~ Far&igasins fFass-
GEAsss@ ues- - Fh.s railway
paralsziag tF4fSe thneagesag tbs
aistrtet Nery lev tratas are rua-
ning Fiesetz of strikers aEe
slstloaed a. m4ay pssnts sna
thSy sFe tgging - aadues ths fen
efsslns sTisers reas4iuAps az "ora -
iaia the ranks of the strikers 1hs
tan4rl<saiFe strikers are conducting
their oper1tisns ~ita much sig0f Teeir
piekeis are aoing sosd work Al abe
IsiaeEai Snd nl4st II the p4sss nger
tfafhe has already been stopPeo. and
there does nol sceu % he 4nF prospect
0i a. e4TiY settleHent Of the matters IA
d.2pate, 4he strike - spreading rapid
ly. A Bout s go nlen have already left
their work. and Il Is expected that an
additional 80 saen wlli qglt work ina-
ln~dlxlfsy.
GLASGOW. Dee. e2.-The railway
strike is taking ca q scTioas aspect A
dsnse fog prevails. Undsr is cover the
strikers 4fe obslrueting the railways.
disabling tfzinS. and preventing
the men 30 inclined from going
70 work. Police protection has 10 bo
called for 10 protect both men and
trains, At Oashafaulds a man was
pulled from his engine lie was res
eued by the police and replaced
iR charge OF the train Another
engineer seeing the strikers pick
els stretched across the line blew his
whistle and started his locomotive under
fun Roadway. The strikers 1ed, nar-
rowly escaping destruction. Every
effort Is being made by the railway
officers 70 keep the trains running
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Fire at Chicago.

CHIcAeo, Dec. 22--Both the construc-
tion and paint shops of the Illinois Cen
trail car-shops. located on South Park
avenue between Twenty-ffth and
Twcnty-sixth streets, were entirely de
stroyed by fire Sunday evening. In
addition to the buildings, which were
nearly forty years old, seventeen pas
senger coaches. including the private
cars Of Superintents Russell and ollie.
were burned, swelling the total loss 70
500 COO
The Casino Skating Rink in this city.
was destroyed BY fire. The loss Is $50,
nnn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
MASKED MEN ON THE CARS.
Two Daring Fellows Board Caboose at
Olney and Rob the Trainmsn.

OINEY. III. Dec. 81 A daring rob
berry took place on the North-bound
Peoria. Decatur & Evansville railway
freight train which passed mp a. so
sunday morning At the watcr-tsnls. a
mile south Of this city. the train was
cut in two and the engine moved ahead
20 take water While the csboose was
standing still two men. both masked.
entered It and. firing two revolver shots
over the heads 81 Conductor Hampton
and his brakeman. comps lied them 20
throw up their hands, while oae % The
robber, robbed them Ct go and their
watches
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
A West virginia Tragedy.

has Just been received of terrible
tragedy at Bramwell sunday night.
Several men we're gambling and be
came involved in a quarrel A man
named Burdick shot and fatally wound.
ed five OF his companions and was
himself shot dead. a mob took Bur
dicks body. stood It up against tree
and riddled il with bullets
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Ngw York. Dec % Two colored
minstrels named Fisher and Morgan re-
spcctivelv were driving toward Brook
lvn from Middle Village. L. 7, sunday
evening and as they were crossing the
Long island railroad tracks The west
bound mail train from Greenport struc Z
the wagon The men were thrown &C.
the track and the train passed over
then. killing them instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
HURT AT A FIRE.
Several Firemen Badly Injured While
Fighting "a Blaze at Athol. Mass.

ATHoL. Mass, Dec. 23.-The most dis
astrous fire ever known in Athol oc-
CURED Sunday. The Masonic and Central
blocks were completely destroyed, five
merchants, the Post-otIice, Masonic
rooms. etc, being burned out. A. c.
Porter, George Rurnham. l.. C. Perry
and William Connor. of Orange, were
seriously injured by falling walls, Perry
probably fatally. Alexander Mcleod.
foreman of Star Hose, fell from a ladder,
fracturiDg his skull. The property loss
was about Sl35, 600; insurance, SIS, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

CoFEvpserV Dee 31 Ths fssth -
Nlsls TFlse s Gsss. th- oco poser has
fast be.n snnoanced lie ~zs tcTn n
this sstv Fsh~asrv a. 1877 sn6 t-@es--s
srss vse nist - the Ehspe Re7sl ~
1873 - won fhs Tzs cTsre5 - TIE
Csp@uhagsn Mnsrsi AssC-e stion - hsss
frst Fr-st comp Posltoa- Nschlsr.gs Toa
oss 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
Two Men Killed and Ten Others Serious
ly Injured i'm West Virginia.

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec 29.--News
has been received here of a terrible ac-
cident on the Norfolk e Western rail
road in Wayne County Saturday. A
gang of men had been at work on the
line blasting and several sticks Of dyna-
mite had been placed around the fire
10 thaw out. In some manner they
were exploded, tearing every thing 70
pieces in the immediate vicinity. Two
men were killed. an Italian and a ne
gro. names unknown, and ten others
were injured. several of them seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

sAv FRANcIsco. Dec 2z-Au army q
locusts IL moving across several dis
tricts II Victoria New south Wales
6evouring every hing n 80 track They
even cross large rivers. In ne To- -
doors - shops have r. - closed e keep
fha pests 0s1t
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

BrEvos ArHrs. Tee ~ "A ssssts-
has occurred 81 CCraova where fhs
cana hsx bursf - srahsn ixnoeufs sns
8esfrsve5 huu8refs = heusss one
hundred res ere rfpeTfed last Gen
era Faos. tke Minister cf tae lrserfa-.
has goas - The scszs - sDE,sg-intsns
measures n - ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
a ponbIe Traredy I'm Chicsro.

CHTcAeo. Dee. 22.-Henry Christian
sen. residing at 7l0e Drexel boulevard
Grand Crossing. choked bis aged wife
TO death and then cut his own throat
Saturday night lie died OF his wounds
Sunday No motive is known for the
deed Christensen was 6S years Of age
and bis wife G..
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

WAsHrvcToS Dec % The President
vili issue the worlds fair proc sustiou
earlV this week Representative Hat
terworth. the secretary AZ the board cf
managers. and Mr Peek. tss agent of
the boar5. have convinced the Prssident
that the rornlar Subscriptions Ia Car
eaCo were sstisfs ctorv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
CineInnsti In Inek

CfScTNrATI. Dec. % The city % Gin
cinnsti vas made the sole beneficiary
under the will of The late Matthew
Thomas His viii vas submitted 20
probate Saturday. and il gives his en-
tire estate. amounting g t,is0, 900, 70
the city Of Cincinnati. in trust for The
benefit II McMicken University Mr..
n I'm AZ =. .e ~ = : ----ea
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
cloud rurst in Hawaii.

SAN FRAvoIsco. Dec. q Consider
able damage was done by a cloud-burft
in the district Of Hamakua. on The ISL
and of Hawaii. Decem Der =. Elght
inches OF rain fell in three hours Two
persons are known 20 be drowned. snd
four others who are missing are sup
posed 20 have shared the same fate
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

BftwcEFsTEH. o.. Dec - Bert Cad
ral s5sr shot ard l<ili.3 Jasper Lszurs
ia fhe latteTs salon here sud fhen.
fu5ing fhst he cosld rot sscspe srrtst
killed hinssf The nsn bad 4ssrTsleS
sboat ssoneE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

forty ese DAYS
GA NOV sic
enGed his t4sk
ats . Saturday
eight The IL
tie bunale ~
nerves. siueWs
aud mGsclcsbas
accomplished
whatno one else
ever did OF ever
tattemPted 9th
er faSters have
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

EFlr 80 atff -
Cs-TrF--fa-fst csly rss3e~stsT s~'t-s ~
ifrt arS 81 Trirf srrrrFt crete-f~rf rasFef
- rJesx - ~frs~% - fae~- - rrite
s~sers e 80 q - g-e< ~ atoieF e. = "a
sw f1r eorrsr - fslf - ga p frf
praete-s stssvss e ao8f = - 1tc@rsrs
e. 90 y - Tsxass . Eszsf - r. sst>~nr
q gs1e r. - Fs~e<-s 80 = - r~~s
. sgas - 80 nalis - = eetw ~ -
- 49,
.ss-.-..rs a~a1s-1 sstss rsurs1 Ngsas 1E
80 pses g r.zf ~ fw Aetf "a 2 -
-,-.rf rs-risv e "a 81 ~ nsase znf Al 90
e s. fgrbss71 Ysas1Is - stsEYss 90.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Thsy Are Successfully 0ombaItsa
by the Plaeky Italian
Sec ~lps rs Rsce Agslasl etArsa-
taoa-fts Ines FOR Forgg-Fas
Oars uthoat Fooo
- aAINs Ins FIsnT.

NV NoRE. DE. e. -Slsnor SuccI.
TIE Italian faster, Nho beEan q fast IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
THE MARKETS

CHfctso Dec -
TrorR-Quiet and lower Spring Wheat
Patents. & hoaf =. Bakers. G. gsas 81 WIN
ser wheat Fioaf - soas O. fof Patents - ga
wHrhT Relied weak ossh. No ? so0mci
Mas ~ 20 Do
CCoRN alr'y sctive and weak No. sn6 No
HeloT. sa.sC No. 4 &c December sabsaaici
January fFk1slac Mas U ASA
OATS -Quief and lover No g e.. 1gc De
ccmoef 49& 1fic. Hav sts0zsku samgles
lu good supply ano siosar 30 q aFQE ho
p white a91 Gsc. 40 p gkaUc. No b
Whir. g dffsc
nyp- Demand easier. 30 csst ~ fr sam
ries 81 80 Q zfsc and Ne 2 ee1fsr ko 2
Jauuafg delivery t7sc nua Nav fiG1ec
U4ntFy-slce enc eoiff go cafb ga
zoo Saup.es Commor. a. 2.fC good tc choice,
t.arc. ard ertra lcft fgafsf
Nrss PonE- Market rather active and
prices ruled lower Quoiaflous ranrrd ~ 2 n
q ~. for cash. . 20 - for peoruhfff
- udsg ga Cor Jauusrg ane 90 90 o. fof
NsY
IAnn-Hsfber sctts sns prices rui.s
iowsf procf RANGED af q f2a ~ for sssb !.
= s2ss Ser fot Dsceutsr q. 7-4t 77z for lao
narv ard ~ N31 5 tor MAJ.
nrTTEH -tresusry. "a So DEirr i111'si
Pacing stock eapc
POULTRY - Live Cticksus bassc p-r D. g
spring Chickens tzbast pef "a Idfs Tprssft
H1sc per ih Lirs pucss s0s, psr 2 LIE
csess e. "a ~ Pc dnzsn
ons- Wisconsin Prime Wtifs So Nhtff
wbHs 80 NietiFsa Frims Whits ttr
wase- Vhlts i8ke fHSisns Prime Ftits
So. wstef Wait. feks pssclftt ~ tefh
o.. Gasaiirs o -oers fsf - aegs 49,
Nastfts 81 esss -
Il orons- uifiilse spiris'rsis< err a "a
v.r gsl sof frishsc geoas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

CIErr7ssTy . TAsf -
rev~r-r ~ FAR sfsnes-s vtffe iff 80
,sst - - rsseitu.. - - rssol p. Sc -
~s-.stfz 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

wrrET-D1Il fxe lvyer ~sss thfphet -
Elm. n silver gsuHsrr ? 80 nnuine 80
rasrr g. ~ ssF.a. Nsf . so -
CaHs Duu - Isrsf eeF1sstsa ts -
ass~. steauaf b. r.c p Ett1
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