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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
A HORSE FOR SALE.
Capability of a Dealer to Talk Gusts,
Into Buyinfr the Animal

Capability of a Dealer to Talk Customer
Into Buying the Animal.
SCOT horse for sale and he's u pip
PIN
Thus the irrepressible George Burn
ham addressed leading liveryman this
morning. in the presence of reporter.
"Hes down in Indianapolis. I'm a
lulu in horse flesh. You hear me chirp:
I'll tell you all about Lou.
I'm the first place | bought a horse.
buggy and harness for $685.. The colt
didn't know as much about the world as
Il hog does about Volapuk. Along comes
fellow with a big, rangy chestnut
head and tail up, sixteen hands high,
and the prettiest legs you ever see under
horse.
How'll you trader says 7.
Gimme the colt and a hundred and
quarter for the hoss?'
Talk enough. me boy and the deal
closed.
"That chestnut was beast. Prettiest
thing you ever looked at. But that
ended it. He was simply on dress
parade.
Il couldn't afford stable ornament
at that figure, SO l slips down into Ken
lucky and tackles dealer there. Say,
talk about the horses. He got me in be-
hind one in light wagon and bowled
me over the road at 2:36 clip. Just
hung on to my tile and bumped up like
a jockey.
Il showed him the chestnut and crack
ed him for swop.
I" I'll take the horse and two hundred
says he.
=" I'll give you S175.'
the trotter.
"But he's hummer. Little ears, you
know, tail over the dashboard and every
thing jingling. Why, if I had him up
on Cass avenue they hain't none of them
could hand him a peach. See?
when | get out Oh the road down
there in indianapolis l just tighten the
lines and yell for the others to come on.
But what do l want with a horse?
Here am paying niger big price to
look after my trotter, and you can gam
BILE the coon's asleep all the time TN
away. I'm just Twin under a tent, you
might say. was at home last Sunday
and took spin behind the little boss,
and there's no tellin' when I'll see him
again. Meanwhile the niger and the
trotter are living on the fat of the land.
"Then, there's no sleighing down in
that bloody country. If it SHOWS at
night the sun gets in its work next day.
The whole shooting match is a white
elephant, and it's on the market. But
you ought to see that boss" detroit
News
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26

sonal attack upon Simon Cameron when he
was in the House of Representatives He
almost assaulted Van WICK at the time
that he made charges against ATTORNEY.
General Brewster some days ago, and the
scene of that day is not yet forgotten in
the Senate chamber. Cameron was very i'll.
He got up in front of Van WICK and inter-
rupted him in his speech He shook his fist
at him. and told him not to talk any more
in that direction There was an uproar in
the chamber. The vice-president tried to
restore order, and Cameron finally was
taken by his friends into one of the cloak
rooms and persuaded to lie down on sofa.
He was very sick man, and had he been
in his present health the affair might have
ended for the worse for Van Wyck
The great friendship of Senator Cameron
and Senator Butler, of South Carolina,
also starts, l am told, with Don Camerou's
father. The incident occurred before the
war, when Simon Cameron was elected TO
! the Senate, aud through some hitch or
other came very near missing his seat.
Pierce Butler, Senator Buffers uncle. was
then Senator from South Carolina He
made fight for Simon Cameron, and it
was his speeches and vote that gave him
his seat. After the question was settled.
Mr.. Butler went over to Cameron and
said:
Senator Cameron, 1 won this fight for
you, and there is one thing want you to
do Tor me In return. | want you to send
me quart bottle of your best Pennsyl-
vania whisky'
''Pn send you barrel,'' said old Simon.
as he shook hands with Pierce Butler.
land when you want anything else, cali
upon me and I'll do it.''
He sent Butler the barrel of whisky. and
he continued to be his friend as long as he
lived. Don Cameron inherited the friend
ship for the Butler family, and when the
present Senator Butler came to the state it
happened that there was some difficulty
about his seat 1t was party question,
but Don Cameron, so the story goes, broke
away from the Republicans in this case
and voted with the Democrats. His vote
made Buffers position secure and he tnus
paid the debt of his father to Buffers
uncle. FRANK G. CARPENTER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26


1t was in a book store. She came in
with businesslike air. She knew what
she wanted.
81 want to see the sets of books you
have for sale"
Madam, we have a good many.
What author?"
sit is one of those dollar and six Bit
SETS"
Eyes, we have many of them. What
set do you want?"
81 want the set that's got Less Mise.
rabies in it,.
Il beg your pardon"
Less Miserables, said"
'Oh, you mean Les Miserables?'
"'Liaz Miserables.' All right. Iguess
that's it. A dollar and six bits. "-Sar
Francisco Chronicle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
Explained.

In the studio of one of our leading
painters a lady of fashion stands in
ecstasy before a canvas.
"Oh! what a lovely picture! How 1
wish | could paint like that! You ought
to let me into the secret how to do it,"
Nothing can be more simple, ma
dame; you have only to choose the prop
er colors and stick them on in the right
places, and the thing is done"
ga thousand thanks! l will go home
and start at once. -LElbeuvien.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
Not EKtemporaneous.

Tommy (at dinner, the new minister
being guest)-You are quite a singer,
believe?
New Minister-Why, no; what makes
you think so?
Tommy-Mother says that you stick
to your notes more closely than any
man she ever heard before. Boston
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
Pleasant with Everybody.

Jolliboy-Good morning, sir!
Bilious-Why, sir, do not know you
Jolliboy-I didn't say you did, sir.
Good morning, sir!-Boston Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
1t Reminded Fer of Him.

By quick shot he had just rescued
her from the clutches of bear.
"What were your thoughts when
bruin commenced to squeezed" was his
inquiry.
ooh, Charlie, I thought of you"-De-
troit Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26

Diphtheria and all kinds Of sore throat
yields readily to the Microbe Killer. Use
it freely, it can be relied on. D. L. Davis,
10 w. First South street, agent for Utah. \
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
Ell INTELLIGENT cAr.

1t Coos 10 EfraYer- Getting To Esring Rome
Miss Eliza Oransebiossom.
Over ct The West End, says the Boston
Transcript, there lives eolored family
which Is noted for possessing breed Of
cats which it seems 10 have monopoly OF
= remarkably intelligent animals they are,
II not always sleek and handsome. Not
long ago q lady on Beacon Hi who was ia
need Of a servant, and to whom daughter
of this culored household had been recon
nended, called one evening at the little
house up an alley whore the people ilved
stout, black woman came 10 the door.
'Does Eliza Orangbiossom live herel'
the lady asked.
'Yes, she 90, rna'am; but she Amt IN jes'
dis minute,p said the stout, colored woman
But Of you'll step in, I'll sen out arter
herr
She led the way IN and seated the lady in
the liying-room of the house. There were
several cats present, one of which,
scrawny hut alert-loolsing Maltese with
green eyes, rubbed up amiably and in-
quiringly against the visitors dress.
'sYou come way from Gar, you Malty"
exclaimed the eolored woman to the cat.
'.You hyah mel Now you 90 ober t &c
chuch and git Lily, and bring her home.
You go fesch 'LizylV she repeated, holding
tho door open.
The cat, after siding aud wagering on the
threshold a moment, az cats always do in
ordernot TO appear too obedient, disappeared
through the door.
"Wil---wiil the cat bring your daughterP
the lady asked in astonishnent.
''Lasys bless We, maam, you wait an
see, sad the coloreG woman.
Some minutes went by, and the lady he
gan to think that the mission was quite a
failure, when the door opened and a strap
ping colored girl came IN with the Maltese
cat at her heels. The girl had hardly got in
when she broke out;
"Mammy, did you send that ar Malty tc
fetch mel'
Goose | did,
"Wal, now, Pm tired o. habin' dat cat
follerin' me up wherever go Seems like
can't go nowhere but you send her after
me Dere WIS Ia de pra' ar meetin' sittln'
quiet in de pew listenin' to Matildy john
son relatin' her Experiences wild grace, an
all II once in walks dat cat right up dc ais 9,
an begins mewin' an yowlin' at de pew
doorl Oh, dey wus all lookin' an laueh in'
and nothin' fer me ter DO, o. co'se, but ter
went right out 1 hope yen sense me,
maam. but | reckon you wouldn't like ter
be fetched home way from de pra ar meetin'
by a sereechin' Maltese cat, neither"
The visitor could not help inwardly recl-
oning that she wouldn't. But her adj
miration Tor the cat was so great that she
made point afterward to get one of her
Kittens. The animal, however, was great
disappointment. not that he seemed to be
lacking particularly in intelligence-he was
Intelligent enough, on the contrary. TO get
himself lodged and fed and cited without
rendering any return whatsoever. He sits
in the window pretty nearly tue entire day,
watching the panorama on the street with
evident interest, aud never appearing to
dream for moment thgt he has any social
duties.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


n. ogrrE rs HEgERY GIVEN BY TIVE
= undersigned, alHin liFli. adaipistfa-
toi Of inc e.ta.e OF said ueselscd. 10 tAa cred-
itnfs o. md nj negsoals hAFlng claims against
tie SAID deceastd 70 exnnt item with the
reecseafg vouchers @liAsa ms hlonih after
the frsl publication Of ti's npiieesta the said
ADM Hit, traitor. Austin HUI, nj llle Lakeyie~
iIostl Ia hawthorne, .siaer1ld9 conflly, Me-
ada. b. sanle being lis place for the trans.
action uf the business OF SAID esgnie.
AUSTIN HULL.
Admiaistratar Of the estate OF c. j. Eaton,
deceased.
Hawthorne, November g. 1899. nG-4t.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

whence posi- Noe. Us No GA. situated at the
liners eiion OF southerly I'D. line Of sap
phife claim with eastersy side line of Css No.
GA, is distant sS.6 FEET ~ sume first course
nom past no ). uss No ga. Thence for
SECOND Courses 81 deg ~ min " to post
No of GsF No oa, a total distance of 1875
feet Thence for
Talrd Course-N 81 deg sc min W to post
No Uss No 10, distance of 80 feet. Tbence
for
Fourth Courses 81 deg. o. min W TO post
No >, uss No 81, a distance OF 1865 feet.
Thence for
Fifth Courses 81 deg SO min E to post No
8. Uss No G;a, distance o. 1928 feet.
Thence for
SIKH Courses e. deg. ~ min W to port
Thence for
Seventh Cenrse-N II deg 40 min W to a
point where the northerly side lire of uss No
ga ittefseets the lode line of the sapphire
claim, distance 3a9.9 feet, and whence tho
lode line of said sapphire claim beat. n 81
deg ~ min E, and continuing on same sew
enih course To post N0 " tss No ga, total
distance of J9.5 feet Thence for
bl@nih course--N 81 ded3t min to post
40 US Nos'a' distance OF 1918 feet, the
place Oh BEGINNING, containing 4 81 acres.
"n'on ateas oe'hg excluded rom the suriace
stouhuo' we Antelope claim, leaves remain-'
i"s 900 a'res Oh SAID Antelope Claim.
Description of Antelope Mill Site, Uss No
GO, No2, $. 3s E, NJ. D. 81: Beginning at
post market " post No /, ISIS Nc 81 b. eject
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
Domenieo Tubine,


whose Fastsillce ad1resa is Hawthorne,
Esmeralda county, srNe OF Nevada,
hasihis day aled his application for a patent
Ior fifteen hundred linear feat Of the Cold
Ear mine or vein. bearing gnla aad silver.
with suffice GROUND Fix hundred feet in
Width, situnted in Hawthorne Mining Dis
trict. County of Esmeralda and state Of Ne
vada. and designated by the field notes aud
official plat on file in this office as Lot No 81,
in Township n, tauee II Z. OF Mt. Diabio
base and meridian, said Lot M IS being de-
scribed as fol- ows to-wi;:
Beginning ut pine Port inches by in
chcs by feet inches long, get in mound
Of stone, marked No. I, UsS. No. 3s, Gold
Bar Mine. Whence minera monument No.
hears S q deg. 30 min, " pig feet and NE
corner Of section No ~ T. No 2 y. r 81 B.,
VI, D. NJ, bears \. 81 deg, 8 $3.50 feet, apd
Pamlico INCLINE shaft bears n As deg IS min,
W ~ feet.
Thence, n Sc deg As min. E COO to post 2
inches BY inches, by feet long, set in
mound Of stone marked No USS. n o IS,
- ~ rs ~ % ~
' ,rs.aca "a a 1S n ~ ~, - .aost.in
csss Nv 4iaehos Nv csate ,ncn@s ,on. set
IN mound Of stone, marked No 8 UsS No 50.
inoha. h. inchas ~ /. fno, iar, sat i,
,nonn1 If esr,b o,d stone m,rLsa No4ifss
M az
Tsence < 90 a., 4, min w eao soet 70 =
ino,,,. \. 81, -, e,at ,,,,,,, al
,no,,,,, ~ oa..,h AID st.no ,,,.,.,..d ,vost,ss
No as AZ M, foot ms, = inches nv ! inchos
hv4t,et l,nr sot in ,,n,,rl ~ stnne nar,ad
Noarrss ", s2str
Tbancn y ao, ~ w -,o f,st toa q
inches by 4 inches. BY feet long,
mound Of siona, marked No. Il. Uos Sc
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In she Matter of the Estsie Of Andrew
Lsvaroui, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned Administrator Of The shove
banned es tateto the creditors oi and Oh persOiis
having c.aims against said deceased. TO ex.
lthit the same. with the necessary vouchers.
~ or before May sist. 1854 to the under.
signed. Al the Lakeyicw Hot,l in hawthorne,
Esmeraldg county. Nevada.
AUSTIN nUrt, Administrator.
delStd
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14


+ va t33i 80 a, tss %, beass Z 81 deg ~
minutes W. AT u distance q 1896 feet. ana
coniniihg on Same second coarse TO posi- No
& Uss NJ Ca. al distance Of 1926. 4 feet.
where the southeriy side OF Sapphire claim
is crossed and combining to post No I
| Uss No ga, az 4 total distance OF 1890 leet.
Thence for
Third Courses 81 deg II N " to post No 8
Css No 65a, dis lalce l]a.l feet, where the = de
line common TO les No G3 and Us No a is
crossed, aAd continuing to post sos IL L 81
No 8,a, distance 800 feet and continuing to
posi- 10 10 uss No GA, distance JOS. 9 feet.
whence The westerly side line OF Uss No g *
crossed, and ooutinung to posi- No II. US No
o1a, al iOjAi distance of 400 Feet. Thence TO-
Fourth cealseN "a deg 49mW TO post No ,
US y % a distance Of 30 feet, to post No
x uss No baa. distance 49s,2 ieet, situated at
,he southerly side line OF The Sapphire claim.
and continuing 10 intersection of Lode ine
Of said sapphire claim, ata distance OF E ,2.2
feet 10 post No ~, oss M 61a, distance 1881
feet. situated on the northerly side line of
sapphire c'aim, and to post No /, Uss 40 TIA.
a total distance of loo0 feet, to the place OF
beginning
Ile survey thus described contains IL SO
acres, ard il Tor 1900 feel of the Antelope
Lode claim, bat excludes from It's sutiace
ground the following Portions of Uss No 81
and Uss No g. aud the sapphire claim (nn
surveyed.
Exclusion by Uss No %: Beginning at the
before e'crbed post No us No ga
Thence for
Fhst Course N 81 de-. So min W to post
No l. Uss No So, distance 4O7.l feet, and TO
post No Uss No 43, a total distance of
1904 feet. Thence for
SECOND Courses - deg ca min west to
post No 3. q total distance Of 1868 f.et
Thence Tor
Third Courses 81 deg St min E, to post
No -, dislaneeof 1927 feet, and continuing
20 post No 10, us No ga, atotal distance of
5}7.9 feet. Thence for
Fourth Course-N 81 deg IL min L to post
.No LII, U.s. No GA, distance 80 feet, and
continuing to post No &. total distance of
iio5 ieel, the place OF, beginning, and con-
tanning 20 acres.
Exclusion by Uss No So: Beginning at
f"1' 49, - CFo ~ VA, Oelolt ucScfiDtu.
Thence running,
First Courses 81 deg IL min W, TO post
No !, l'ss No 67a, a total dissance of 1885,
feet Thence for
Second conrse-N 81 deg So min W, to post
MOI bss No G3 a total distance of i071 feet
Thence for
Third Course n 81 deg 90 min E to post No
D. Uss 40 81 a, u total distance OF 1875 feet
Thence for
Fourth Course-s a deg so min to post
No uss No GA, total distance of $500 f ct
the place of beginning and containing 1b7
acres.
Exclusion by Sapphire claim (unsurveyed)
BEGINNING at before described post NO 4, Uss
No ia. Thence for
FIRST Courses "A deg 40 min e, to point
where the lode line of said Sapphire claim il
crossed, distance 2s1 8 feet and continuing to
post No US No GA, distance Of 5oi9 feet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
GOLD BAD MINE

Or s'lrfsca ground, are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States land Office at Careon City,
IN tne atate Of Nevada. during the sixty
cas- pciiod OF publieatlao heseoi, Of they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statats, o. II. GALLUP. REGISTER.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CO-OWnER6.

rs-o c. j. RDlIsoN, GEORGE W L.
l kens, IS. Il. NJ ooob, W j. Douglass,
J. K. Douglass, jaoo5 Hanson 5. Z.
Bosseoiih. O u Robson. y. L. Fish. p. w
oobn G W. Taft. and II G. Saunders: You
are het.oy notified that we have expended
the sum Of 500 in labor and Improvements
upon fae diHdiey Lode aad mining caim,
lscafad and sif Mea in GARFIELD 5.ining Di--
lolei hsaeral1a Mining bistiiet. slate OF
Nevada ~ VIII agpear By certificate ile1
December 10. 1886 IN the Nibre Of the Re.
cnr1rg d slia Mining District, and on the
II day Of JlnuHfy. lsal. hled and recorded IA
th,. oiliee Of the z eofder d Haa lieia coun-
ty. \ raaa. in order TO i,old said premises and
eeiin Under the provisions OF section e394
Revised Statutes II ne United Siaics. being
the amount required TO bold The same
for h gear andiug BeceMbes 3ist. 1890. aud
and if wuhia Ninety iHYs after this notice
~ publication you iail or refuse 70 eonlri-
butt qaur proportion Of snch expenditure rs
co-oNHees. yogr interest n eaid claim will
become ihe property Of The subscribers anael
said section 2,39i n. 4. SANDERS.
H. l.. FlSb,
:, +. BOaNOPTu
~. ". BEALH.
Hawthorne March &c. $3.50
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

his hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tiee Of application fos patent be published
fos ihe period oi len consecutive weeks in
'ha Walker Lake Ba,letn, weekly uewspa-
per published at Hawthorne, Esmeralda
county, Nevada .. II. GALLUP.
lAs@taw Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing no..
tlce OF Application for patent be Published
lor the period of ten consecutive weeks in
the Walker Lake Bulletin, weekly ncwspa-
per published at Hawthorne. Esmeralda
County, Nevada. U. Ii GALLUP,
Jse-lVW. Register
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
Antelo. e Claim CT Mil Site

Or surface ground are required to file their
adverse clams with the Register OF The
Unit States Land Office at Carson CITY.
in the State or Nevada, during the Sky davs
period OF publication hereof or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. o. II. GALLUP, Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
WORKING GLASSES 4. ss~ !: !. II. N,

pared 10 furnish ali classes with employn,ent
~ Rome, the whole of the time. or other
spare moments, Business new, light and
pro 'l Persons ofeithsr rex easily earn
iornonalsum by deYoiing alltbeir lime To- the
business Bows and girls enrn nearly as much
AZ men That all who see this NAV pend
.aelr anmess and test the Business. we make
ms oHar. To such az are not we'll satl fled
we VIII send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble
oi wfilihg, Full particulars and oatft free.
Address GEORGE sTINSON q CO. port.
and, Maize.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.
IT'S CIRCULATION

TN ADDITION TO ITS EXTENSIVE
i local circulation, hundreds Of copies are
distributed to subscribers In the Eastern
States and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14

ReferenceS-First National Bank of Chi
cago. capital $4,000, coo; Continental National
Bank Of Chicago, capital 81. 100000.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-14
Ask your dealer for Ed. L. Huntloy & Co.'S

wyrgges In ordering Suits Or 0vercoGts Observe
EsA2sF strictly following rules Ter measure
ment: Breast measure, over vest. close up I'M
der nrms. Waist measure over pants. Inside
leg measure, from crotch TO heel
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-13
Domestic Markets.

BY Telegraph
NEW YORK Dec12. IA90-The Flour market
and 614 SACKS SHADE higher with fair demand ,
sales %, $50 bbls.
Flour quotations low extras 3 As So; city
mills ex a 0Uu5 81 city mills ptents 10
75 winter Sheai low graoes at ) 40 3 81
fair to 'ancy at 100 as o1: patents at iOg 10
Minnesota clear 10 s.; sr"lg' is do a. . 80
on 5O suparfin at Oo~3 rs fine q 6Oa
80 Southern -four firm and more active; COM
va 25 RYE Flour nrmer with good dim no !;
superfne oo@4 As. Buck VIII at Flour at 1oa
%. Cornmeal quiet and St adV. Wheat-re-
: bush nominally higher and dull; No Red at
oss in elsy, oSNS ,5% aSoa, So
oSN No bard 1914. Rye quiet and steady.
Barley easy and quiet. C.rn-recripts 10 bush
exports 90, 3S b III; sales - ush weaker and
steamer Yellow at 8 1ac. Oat--receipts $50
bush exports 800 BUSH sales 80 oc0 hush less
4stsc; y" 2 at 19M @6o4c do White at So "
6 ~ emo l az Lido Win. at 53c: M ed " es-
ter ~ 81 !: White do SOL soc White State at
hh11 tGS7c: No Ctica ~ at SOW c. Coffee Rio
quiet and STEADY fai, cargoes 1914. sug.r-raw
dull and unchanged; market for refine. is easier
ano quie, C aSnc, tx G Ss 675 s-l6 ;Wli e
Extra q 5Ss "a 7-16 S-itsw In ga sc off
at 5. ao5L Mould A at sI4c stan,srd A al
h-'sc Confec toner's at sac cut loaf
Sc hes sMc e,rn,sun, steady g ma an,et
united 64~c. Pc. X dull and unsettled. ~-,
quiet aud steady; beef hams are dull and steady
1erced beef quie' and steady cut meats dull and
weak n.iddles duh ana firm. ard Is dull and
weak; Western steam at g 12I city steam
refined STEADY; io' Cont nent 10 80 h5 s at
IL. Butter In moderate demand and firm.
Ch-~-s strong and moderately acIive
Freishts to LiverDooldull G ain sim ia d.
CHICAGO Dec. IL. 1890 The Flour market IS
unchanged. Winter Patents 700,t 30: Spring
ouiet; No 2 spring at 81 = % 92c; No Q Red at 90
g 2ac Corn heavy and lower; No2 al l. C.
Oats quiet; No Q NJ Al ~ 42Ac. Rye-No ~
3d. Rarey-No 2 al ESQ DC. Pork fair trade
8 81 ". Lard moderately active at 20. DIR,
salted shoulders 5 "a 6zIs short lear side
Si0r 35
Receipts-Flonr 14.oO0 bbls wheat 20 Ono bus,
corr rs GOO bush oats $4,000 bush rye 300
bush harley 73 ~, - sh
shDmen'S- Flour 23,'"r bbls wheat 10 % o
bush, corn $50 % 'ush. oats 10 90 bush rye
s. LOUIS Dec: II s90-rhe Flour mark ct
gu et and firm. Wheat higher No 2 Req 94l4a
96c. Corn quiet and lower; NJ at hil@c. Oat>
quiet and easy;N' 2 Al 4i@c Rive nothing done
Barley s'ea,Iy and very quiet; MINI G; Neb
Dry sail meais--2n and 3 da,s-shoulde a
Ion = and ribs II o % s 8 clear %. Bacon
shoulders 90: LONGS and ribs D rs; short clear
8 95
Sugar-cured hams 10 0oalo6o.
bush corn IS 600 bush oats 80 600 bush rye
Shipments-Flour 1000 bbls swheat ono
huss corn ] n0p ~ sh oats l7,U bush rye
= bush b riley bush
DETROIT. Dec ~ 800 -wheat-No VIII te
at sS4c Red ssl4c. Corn NO at 5S4.c'
Oats NO2 Al 4 1ae White 4S9z C.
Receipts-Flour -.bbls, wheat 5000 bush corn
1905 bush oats 40 70 bush