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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
MAJ-GEs GEORGE CROOK. L. s. a,
DIED MARCH n, 1870,
A6ED ci.

The body will be escorted to the rail
road station by a fall military escort.
Brigadier-General Charles Fix Simons.
Illinois National Guard, has been placed
in charge of the funeral escort.
The honorary pail bearers viii be:
General r. B. Hayes. Walter . Cre.han
Marshall Field. John Is. Carson, ". . y. Tran
mis-. Cencral ". Z. Strong. Writ Dexter. John
II Clark Colonel ]. A Sexton. william Penn
Nixon, 4. S Tuthiu T. J. mcfarland d. c.
Cregier, c. D. Roys. John y. Drake. Colone!
James T. Wade Fifth Cavalry. u. & a; Gen
eral IA r. Morgan Subsistence Department, ".
S. A; Colonel Thadoeus Staaton. Payul aster's
Department, U. 3. n; General r bert VIII
Jams Adjutant-GenerAl. u. S. A, john Collins,
OF Omaha; P. Z. Studebaker. General Sooy
Smith ]. Frank Lawrence, Potter Palmer,
George l.. Dunlap.
At Oakland the funeral party viii be
met by General Schoheld, the Secretary
OF War. the Representatives and Sena-
tors from Ohio, but the burial will be
private. Distinguished men are reach
ing the city on every train to attend the
funeral.
In this city flags on Government
buildings, armories and private resi-
OS1ceS are at Ddll-maSbs inulNdSiuk Auc
local bereavement which will be mani
tested throughout the Nation.
General Schofield, at Washington. will
assume command of the Department Of
the Missouri pending the choice Of Cen
eral Crooks successor, with probably one
OF the latter's staff officers in immedi-
ate charge. Mrs. Crook has been
the recipient of every attention
on the part of her husbands army as
sociates, who personally and BY letter
and telegram expressed their sympathy y
In her bereavement Civilians by the
score who knew the General joined them
in expressions OF the grief which all
feel so keenly.
The officer next in rank TO the late
General Crook, and who will probably
succeed him as Msjor-Gonersl. is
Brigadier-General Nelson a. Miles.
General Miles is not West Pointer, hav-
ing won his rank by his bravery and
service in the field.
General Miles entered the service as
n Captain Of volunteers in the Twenty
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

lhs he&eLstaR ~lt1 hSst AFfA "a
King Naiietoa has issae3 pr0cl2ms.
items sxela&iax H@ssiiszs ana Chiness
fIem tie samoan islSudS
Tss BsrliH papers welcome the Prlnoe
0f Wales sua refer - his visit - al
sagury u tie oeasatiHs sf peace
Captain Mlllisn Il Mallory, head o.
the Mallory Steamship Las. aiea Friday
uighs al his home - bE0oklyE. \ \.
Fire IN II. elosAiRg msRsfAet0ry Ct
Lehn&a. KlehmAn a Co, a. ClnelEAatl.
caused loss Of SIS. oooi covered BY in-
sursnCe.
Gusl4se Thompson. aged 20 ysAFs. EN-
ploysd ia Jehnson Bros bakery In Mil
wsukes. Wa caught N the elevator Ane
crushed 20 death.
Ci2asen. tie engineer Of the Sixth
National Bank wrecklng scheme st New
YORK. hss bsen held 70 await the seuon
Of the grand jury.
a dispatch from Havana Friday stated
that tae Cu ban sugar crop will show al
increase Of 10 per cent as com pared
with the previous one.
A Berlin CORES pondeat says there is
the highest authority fer denying that
differences exist between the Emperor
and Count von Msldersee
Frank Barrell. who has killed two
men. Was sentenced al Seymour. Ind.
70 the psnitentisry for ten years for
shooting William WinscOtt.
EK-Sherif Carlos l. Dexter has been
appointed marshal OF Three Rivers.
Mich. vice James NElAn. who killed a
tramp while making an arrest
Fire Thursday night destroyed the
Touring mill Of the Hermann Milling
Com pany at Highland, III. The loss Is
about S50, 0o0. and tie insurance 50, O00.
The childrsn's com mittee OF the labor
conference at Berlin has resolved in
favor of a maximum Of six hours work
daily for children under il years Of age.
A special agent OF the Treasury De
partment has been sent 10 the Gogebic
range 10 investigate the rumor that
contract labor had been imported there
by the mine owners.
John Burk and Fred Tulip, grand
larcenists, escaped Thursday niEhi
from the Jail al Hiawatha. Kan, cutting
through the steel cage, the corridor
walls and the outer walls.
An attachment Of SIl4. .74o in favor Of
of Wilmerdin.. Hogsrt & Co, WAS IS
sued Friday in New York against Fred
erich w. Alcock, a silk manufacturer o.
that city and Paterson. n. j.
The body OF Henry Woodruff was re
covered from the ruins Of the Bowen
Merrill building at Indianapolis Friday.
/ The fund for the relief Of the dead Ere
mems families amounts 70 s25, 900.
The Ames works at Chicopee. Mass.
1 are TO cast the bronze figures OF the $50,
/ 600 statue TO be erected TO Henry w.
Grady at Atlanta. Ga. The S. .00O- pound
! bronze statue OF Patriotism was shippeC
to Atlanta Thursday.
! Reports frc~n Johnstown, Pa, FridaJ
night stated that the lower portion o
the city was threatened with inunda
tion, the river rising one foot an hour
/ Residents OF that section sought refug,
! in other parts Of the city.
Gertie Hickey, OF Leighton, Pa, wa
sh OF and killed Thursday night Til,
only person present 81 the time wa
Walter Campbell her lover, who say
that revolver fell of the bureau and
was accide ntally discharged. A cor
oner's jury implicated Campbell in hei
death and he has been arrested AND
lodged in jail
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

JtcEsos Mss. hsrch 2z.-Tbe 5is-
trict attorney or FRIDAY made at At
osv3t sTainst er-stste Irsasnref "
T, Hsmin9vsT, charging hln VIII sro-
bszzleusnf - State funds Heuirg
vsv wss srrestss and gave T2s. oso bs1
fcr his snussrzucs
w. wysrs nr shouid so "a Adra'tt-s-
WAsHrroToE. March 1l.-forgress-
uan Springer fIlLl for re w inorit1 -
frs cor r. tbAs or Terri tones. saorr =
TED 81 - rsrs. report or ne hiil Toy tt7
admission - NTou ~ ss stafe
nndsr tbe pressrt eonsti tu ti1is-e 2 "a
.orstitutior au rcvers yonner to Tcie of
bold srv cfice in tbe state lt % sti'
stst d wss voted for ~ rslss. tsna -
srs ino~s TIE rspfrt beds tnst -
sueseor % voE2n sHTrzTe shoaie ps
sstEsd y day { els-l tso yesrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

DIS MorSEs. Ia. March s2.-The
Joint House and Senate railroad con nit
tee have agreed upon a joint rate bill
giving - railroad commissioners power
and requiring them % AXE and enfOrcs
ioiut rates on applies ton Of any person
Interested. The Senate COMMITTEES
has agreed upon a two-cent passenger
fare bill. and also givlnG railroad CON-
N ssioners she same control 0f passen-
ger rates "a of freight The House
con nittee bas agreed upon milling
In transit bill Owing 70 agreement
between both houses these bills uill not
cone Up before the middle Of neIt
week
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
THE DEAD SOLDIER.
Thousands View the Remains OF
fas Late Gen Crook st ChleAgo
lRRlsCEHEsTS FOB IHE FUNERAL
Tbs DspArtsA Asrs 81 As@Ay . sissas
Eisia 80 Bs LA t@ Rsst Ia sk.s-
nsr fsteiss uls h~Hk 81 o@s-
land. kA
HoSoRED IA DEAru

cufcAeo. March Advancement
for the funeral OF the late General
CroOA are Absat eoD Dplete. MEs- Csoss
bavinx signlhed her desire that hsI
husbands remains De Inferred ia hei
lot al Oakland. Md, General Williams
tslegrsphsd % the War Department foi
Instructions ana ~ss informed that heI
wishes we're 10 be aceeded to Az IL
o'clock Sunday the funeral services will
be held in the parlors OF the Grand
Pacific Hotel Rev. ) J. Mcpherson
will conduct tue services, and Rev. Or.
Thomas Rey. Or. Clinton Locke,
and Prot. David Swing have
also been invited 70 be present
At i.s0 o'clock the body will be taken &c
the Baltimore & Ohio station 20 be sent
20 the place ofinterment al Oakland, hid.
The train will leave at 2:55 o'clock. The
guard OF non-comm ssioned officers will
accompany The body. A special car will
be provided for Mrs Crook aud Mrs.
Read. Captain J q. Bourke and Second
Lieutenant Lyman w. V. Kennon. OF
the late Generals stan, and other OH.
GERS will accompany the family and
friends.
The body is lying in state In one
Of the hotel parlors, guarded by
a detail Of officers selected from
those attending the Steele court.
martial The casket is covered with
tho regulation army blue broadcloth a.
The handles and trimmings are OF gold
and oxidired silver. The plato bears
this insert ption:
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
IN CONGRESS.
The House Passes the Bill Appropriate
ing CPS 800 600 for Pensions.

WAsHNGToN, March 22. In the
House Friday the pension appropriation
bill is0S. 500, o00) was passed; also the
bill for the retirement Of General Ere
mont with the rank OF Major-General,
and appropriating SIS, 900 for the use of
the people driven from their homes by
foods now pending in Arkansas, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. At the evening
session fifteen private pension bills
were passed.
At to-day's session resolutions were
presented against the impositions of
duties on hides; opposing the tax on
compound lard, and against material
change in the immigration and natural
ization laws These resolutions came
respectively from the Chicago Shoe and
Leather Association, the Farmers Ex-
change of Memphis. Tenn, and citi-
gems OF Columbus, o.
bill was passed authorizing the SEQ
retary Of the Interior to negotiate for
the sale to the United States OF the
western part OF the Crow Indian reser-
vatiOn Ia Montana
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

rEr~tro Ns-e+ -
Cs~-Iv-gsY'zst rsfbsT clisf so p-ic>s
rtaasv Cos9sticrs -anrrt 81 g. ront - for
-hatcs ~ faneT - 7ring stee-s g - 40 -
go n cbeia. ~ q zSzs - foT eo~urt -
far 60 = - 50 ior slteh@rs stssTE e. e
a. = ~ etrcRs-s- . zsas2 fo Tsrauss
. apzs ~ f-r Feess~. a Sszs y ~ Co-sf
a 1sss - - E1lis a. 80 = - Vs~. cslrss
Hocx- -Nsrksf roSersf<T s1ftrs LOOT
irrs r trrsr srk eko.e. hesTr sT--sr-s s.
eirhs- zslrs wers rsas - = fEts = foE
li~tf, q g0az - ~uasf rsTrnf a - r.
- nrec sns - ldSa<so fer s<svs ps1szlnf
Sc sasvE Is so@s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
LOST AT SEA.

Tws Disasters In WHICH Tstst Of ives
tr-T1o Britsh ssiiers Were Dro-asd-
DUNDEE. March % The eossting
steamer Ethel Gwenaolins foun6ersd of
RastrsT Head, county Of Absrdesn. Fri
day. Seven ~ her crew wers drouned
LownoE March 22-The British
steamer virent from sUllus. Rounanis.
f3r London has beer abandoned - sea
Vith her shafs broken Tae captain
su3 eight % Der crew have landed a.
FsrroL TIE nasse and fourteen other
Hisa belonging q tbs sysansr we're
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

RocEFoRb. III. Msreh - ehvsia-
furta r-sscheS his first sermon b~fsTs
ths convention F-i5sy Hs rsitersts5
his clsfrs Of hing tas ssviour s-d
insisted skas hs Rad rc~sr r. rsiss tbe
dead zrs pr-E other n nraclfs Hs
clsiusd that 1vsar-oi1 toT 81
Hssrsn~ haS did short bue aga
sd tkst - had restored tbs - ~
life sr5 seslts y to lsTlRs % q
Szr5@
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
MANLY c. DODGE,
AttoTney az Lg1o,
Rooms Al and T.. Wonderiy Building.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Wnl give special attention . the collection OF
clsiuas. aad commsreial business.
Wu take chsrEs q real estate for res
idenes or nos. residents collect reats. psy
taxes OF usgota.s sales Wm attend TO bus
tnsss IN ne Probate Court. and uaeertaks the
adjustment q a. questions relating % heir
ship property vii make deeds. mortgages.
leases snI papers Of an kinds. ard do gen
sraI NosariG bus.n-s- VIII uugste cases in
al courrs. ard 10 s srsi i8w practice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
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Hhy the Farmers suffer.

wLsHTxeTo~, March 22.-The PRE-
vailing depression IN American ayr
culture is treated by the statisticisn J.
r Dodge. in The March report Of ths
Department 81 Agriculture. The prev
slsncs Of low prices Is noted. snd a
sisoeursgeuHeut in rural circles throsgh-
out The eorid IS indicated TIE cause
81 the trooble Is stated 70 be overpro-
Sr-t.rr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Couductor Killed.

BrRMrSoHAM, Ala, March 22-An en-
CINE and thirty cars Of a freight train or
the Georgia Pacific railroad went
through a trestle twenty miles west Of
this city Friday afternoon Conductor
Mitchell was killed, and four trsiDmen
cari oYclv burt
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

second Massachu-
setts Infantry on
September 9. 1861,
being one OF the
"six-month men. =
He re-enlisted on
May 81, 1862, as
l. / Q u { e a a n I =
Colonel OF the Six
ty-hrst New York
Infanty, was made
a Colonel in Son.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Albert Barr Ts Torn to Pieces with Nitro
csvcerinr Near IDdl2napolfs

Albert Barr Ts Torn to Pieces with Nitro
Giycerins Near Indianapolis.
ISDIASAPoIIs, Ind, March % AT 9
o'clock q u. Al Barr, OF Lima, o.,
started with load of nitro-gly ycer-
ine from store-house mile north OF
here for Camden 20 shoot a we'll When
four miles north Of hero the glycer-
inc exploded and Barr was blosn 70
atoms After The explosion all tia,
could be found Of Barr vas . hand and
one foot The victim was driving a
team of horses and both animals were
terri oly mzngl ed
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

OF acre than
10 600 tabsblt-
snss be must
entsh his can
Vass ia ~ o
weeks II be
has . country
subdivision be
viii a OF b c
called upon for
. rstlFu until
he snd Of the
month The list
Of q uesttoas
NFaNu IN Tor
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

LTEcoIN. Neb. March p --Govsrno-
Tbsysr and The president q the State
Beard Of Agriculture. Hon. z r Green,
Of Kssrnev. have iust returned from a
weeks tour q Inspection among ths
farmers ard hone estesders IN the sx-
irene western counties Tier report
thst thsv found 10 cases C assti t1tion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

10th the method and results when
eyrup of tigs i aken; il Is pleasant
aad refreshing O. the taste, and aets
seatiy YET promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and BoWeis, eisanses the sys-
tsm electuallY, dispeis colds, head
sches and fsyers aud cures hAhiEnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
enly remedy Of ~ kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptabls u the -lomach, prompt IN
IL acton and truly beneficial Ia its
e-ieets, prepared oaly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
% al and have made it the most
popular remedy ka0Wn.
Syrup Of Figs is for sals n 800
and 81 bottles . al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have lL on hand all pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wiahes 10 tfy Il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SK2UP co.
SAY f8AscIScc. csL.
tcciSgiiks. kL AEa ToS<. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

yzv Tosx- Msroh s9-Ths businsss
failares reported number so9 II s6s
Unfsd States this week. against 1os
Lass wsex TIE tossi ruT ber - fail
ares IN the rni - states sincs ssnnary
fisSfsr. against 1 sss il asa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Sad Pate of n Hunter.

BLOOMFIELD. No, March e. - As
George Stair was riding on hand-car
en- route TO Grand siver on a duck hunt
Friday morning his gun fell from the
car and load of buckshot was dis
charged into his breast killing him in
efautlV
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

vAsHrxs7ow. March - - General
Robert A. Schsuck, formerly Minister
to Engisnd "a n sorted . - danger
ouslV il vita paeumcuss st his resi-
dence in shls city. and bis friends are
verT uuch concerned ss ~ - rssuIt
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

LrxTvsTov. Va. March so-Gsuerai
7 4 smith, founder snd superin tend
snt OF ths Virginia Military Institute.
died here Friday evening Of stroke oi
paralysis that prostratsd BIZ Saturday
morn NJ. He graduated froul Wsss Point
n rSea
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Grovc-s-nR. Mass. Nareh 27-Csr-
tain Pobhen. - The schoensr Norseusn.
reports t.at he spck. ths schconer p.
A Duncan. ~ Gloucester. a. Brown =
bauk. and SO reported losing SIX zen
surtax ths stors, of Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
More Gold ia NJ chirau.

IsHrrNISo, Mich, March pa very
rich find OF gold-bearing quartz was
made at the Gold Lake mine Friday
morning. The rock struck is equal 10
that Of the famous Michigan gold mine.
which ueiChbor Of the Gold Lake
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

PETLkrET ETFszs. March p -Prssisszt
Corbln. sf sae Rsss ~ rosd- sanouHces
thst ~ persoa will - srnrlsTsd y hss
c-u rsnv who usss lisuor q ~isitz arirk-
bBz ssloons
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

LcCTsvuEs. Ey, Msrch p u "
BraTssn. u the Atlantic Associa ation.
hss noefe6 Prssidsnt Phelps tzst ~ a
WsshinTton National Learus Cilh has
besn 81 a-ltaed ~ 80 Atlantis Assoc a.
sion This lssvss sss National iszCas
site bnt nine ciahs. ars unlsss another
csa - srerped Sc = theuzhs thst De-
trois will - selected IS ere tszts cfuh
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
THE Markets.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. HRrcn -
Frorr-Quiet Patents Abo4s-5; Bakers.
81 eDa3 %: strsghts 81 7sta4 e5; Winter Pat
ents. e. 3O94 20; Clears. S3.eo $50.
WHEAI-Firrn with moderate trscins. No :
cash about ~ s0sszsOso c. May soI0Gse; No. 4
Spring. sSaeso. No. Spring ec9s5c, oepsDding
on quality.
CoRS- Moderately active sne easy. No 2
2s5,c. 10. Yellow. as2c. No, & s7a27Ac
No yellow. 2so. March. osnc April nc,
Nav. 2saasoc: June 3OA G3osc; July. 3lA q
3iko. August So. axe
OATs-M Moderately quiet and steaer. No. Q
e1nc May 9lsQ2zise. June. q aE191 i,c. July.
2fi. 2isc Samples firm No. 8 2iG2IAc,
No. white. e7HGeSi 30. q 81 H12sc, 10
white a3'sQ
RTE-st.sdy and firm 70. Cash tsSo;
May delivery. 4fhd4s. Samples about Ga
<sc for No 2. ia 800 fer No. ,
RARIEY-Sslable arc Scarce. Common. thtu
Iowa So nne No. 3 2S0e5c good % choice
No ; asasse North hvesisrb-So 4 thin 2l1
s7e. eood % choice. 4osasso. fancy, BO1sso
MEss PoHE-Traeine moderately sctfv. and
prices rulsc higher al go <oai - for cash
SO "a 20 20 for Nsrch. fia a scics-H foi
AsT and sc s01lo ss for sviy
LssD-Trssisg wss setfvs sea prices hiTher
e. y i2i.Fts - for cash Hi7&as rs for Hsreb
t i2i<as - for NAY and - 2azs n FOR gBly.
BVTTEH--Crsa1e-y sa2<e. Dsiry. 7Qsap;
Packing stock- sH1so
EGos- Fresh. l4c
pou1TpY-D Dressed Cssobszs ya7oc Per =
u-esree Turkeys s05sc per I've Ducks. If
q ~ psr ? I've CSesss - 0osos % psf dores
LToroRs- DistiDee Spirits siesdy Ell o. for
f5istsd goo4s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
GRAND fAPlOs. MICH.

CAPITAL, 5000, 900
Transacfs a general banking business In
teres- paid en- tiae Deposits. bv ~ .cial ar
r8oarrlenfs 18th Mess g kaaurh. NaCh03
a Nkuhn. 30 NeH Eors. letters ~ credit cur-
rent III al frreign countries. issuei direct
nron thp most favorable conditions. and
ss,sfts drawn ca 81 Che ilg7ign elites at i0E
est rates
DIRECTORS.
" WatFfn4 william scars.
II F AsrtuHa.- Geo. b. ohas'7,
a u r..rre fanaTs r. air.
n Rzfnnane. q. A. BiofEetE
Geo r. GAY.
Al Bow NE. pres serr.
Il AZ EIODEE EIf. Vice freSden%
~ Isl WASH casr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

TETxx a roth lnr "r-esu~ abozt .
'r-ssST widow, sxceVt shsz her Rssa
= nsAE asz
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

TFrAT-Sicw. rssr rortht - ID lst'
rrcrths = = lc-er WsT &H1es 80. Juns
-aT - iee July. ~ Hsso. A1gBst so
s4ts ssptem Der stk1ssEs. December ~
a. ~
Strong al euiet kixes VssteTa
s7xa& -
CATs-c1iet A. stss1T Wefterr es7ss.
PRarTslors ne.f s-saev Pat = = as p
Frfra W-ss rE - Fork fTm su6 a1ief
Nsv Mess e. ga - ~ CO Hsss g. "a ~
Frtrs Prime p 80 p o. Lsr6 egi-a srs uu
rssnss1 sa.xz.rsnasrs1 80
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Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
IN aoysucs through any agent Of the road.
THROUGH TICKET;
To and from eli points in America England
ana Europe can be purchased ct any ticket
once OF this company.
TRAINS LEAVE sEArrLE AS FoLIows:
Overland through trains. s 10 q. m. and 2 ,. N.
Portland and south. Clio u. m. Gas = m. and
1886 p. m
Chshalis and Olympia express. . .. m.
tacoma ana !oca. 6:l0 aud s:25 . m; 2 6:lb
rARINs WILL ARRIVE TRox
4asfern points, 1t:45 q m and IL IS p m.
fosiand ana soutn $40 Z. m, 4:36 and e:lS
Chehalia and Olympia, Has 4 m.
Tacoma and local. $40 and HAS q. M; ass
Time ahorssned Is hours between Seattle and
o.. Paul
Threueh Pullman Palace Sleeping cars. sle-
CANT day coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle. Tacoma, and Portland direct
Daily services.
Full informa alton concerning rates, time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
application to.
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
III First st.. cor Washington. Portland, 'Or.
L A. NADEAU. General Agent, Seattle.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent. ZIG Second
street, Boston block, Seattle, w Sd.
!. TONKIN, Ticket Agent. Seattle Depot, foot
OF Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-25

g g paints ~; 49, saoou baes: including
Scsocer. Nh; Novombof. Sim: Docxubss,
vs.le9H.U; Januaky, ol6So11A45; February,
yiAsoelasA epot no. seeady; iair cargosa. 9o5<c;
sus.s-xsv. ann: rsansd lower: 9. 5 s-lse;
lcv, g6ps9<c; q 4. sy51s i-l1c; aesld 4. stc;
standard 4. 9<e; CONSCIOUSNESS 4. Slsc: cut
acel g; croshe4 7c: powdered. 13-lsc; sran-
NS1soos - -lecs cubes 1l.16c.
Ccppef-N Neglected; Lake, Octcbsf. Q5.5a
1enA-etsadys domestic. e&so
1ln--Ffrmer; struts. @2l40
rsrcaeum-Duil: spot Psnnsylvania closed
0os1on, Oct 26.-wool-In good dsmand; go
ntnrys ane. oo062c; nns medium, S90ooc:
1eolums UO65c: California, choice spring,
see.zc; average woola l70aoc; 0rsgoa. sssady
XIV Yoax. Oct M-wool. arm; domestic
0eece. 140s9c.
PHuApRLPHrA. Got 2A-Wool, nfm; Non.
tana. o03lc; territory, l602oc
BOSTON eIoCK EXCHANGE.
DOofon. Oct ak--Ciosing stocks:
Atcntson........... 851Mex Central (com). ~
Dutuneton. ....-. - lsan Diego. ........ II
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO, Oct Ain wheat free liquidation
woe again under way, and resulted in further
oeciines the market ruling weak most OF the
ee1s1on. The bear intereet, having control. was
rather aggressive. and to stop los the limit Of
oeden Was reached. and wheat sold under these
conditions materially aided the depression. The
opening was L@xc lower. Prices declined
with only slighs hucruatious z9lc, rallied kc.
again became week, sold OF &c. sold to made
prices. 0uctuatsd. and closed z@1e lower than
yesterday. Receipts. 5es,0oo; shipments. lls.ooo
bushola
wheat Closed steady; cash. Q.ooz0L ol9<<
Decsmbef. @lo25f: May. sl0TN
Corn Firm: cash. 5os<c; November. s05<
oslo: May. 5SS<c.
0ats-steady; cash. exc; December. &c:
May. 461f@465<c.
Rye-Quies as 6614967c
Barley-Firm.
Whisky-eLN.
Shoulders = $56g<@675; abort clear. S.scO
go; short rihs. $6i00al6
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHcAoo. Oct 24-Cattle Receipts, 10000:
steady: motives. $3.50; stockers, $l.6592 S.:
Texans, @l26027t: rshsers. eLa50H
Hogs-Receipu. 1000; lower: mixed, $S700
AIS: prime, heavy and butchers' weights, a Is
04.S0: light, &810(0A10
shesp- Receipts. 5000: market active and
= shade higher: Westerns. &404A56; stockeB,
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