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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

un,s. BE 3utpsIIen eine eben 10 surae
Jra9e GritenS unterbra@, ber intefeu
ale 6aMosrife 10 i@nsq beerif, bab iein
2ebrmeifter Jpn NIT INNER iteiaenbes
NexinAuhsrunn nneak
v9ou ba1t Elm @efdid gum eolbaten.
tpie mfrs nod nidt pproetommen it,"
iaote e. enbli@, vtpoau i'd @o&en &c,
brau&t. has Iernit Du in einiaen Minu.
ten. @enn Is Sir NIT benz Neitsn chen
10 9sbt,tuie nit benz Grsr5iren, tpirit Du'i
balo ben aitaebienten SoIpaten aupor,
ttun. unb Aass bel better ma@srL ala
i'd g setunut."
Tim 10 tueniser babe i'd bann ~ fdr@:
ten, bob man bic 8erpedieluns unisrs,
4erionen entbeden tpirb," perIebte 6rib.
rDu febt, bic Sade 1T bisl Ieidtsr, ale
Du anfanSs badteft. 4ber fdau, ba
oraut i&on Der Sag unb lbsr ben 8eraen
pirb IS bea," fubr ct, an tos Ssnfter
tretene, fort, vuno ba Du bsrIprodsn
bait mor8en. ooer nielmebr beute, uni II
rbr Nittass in ber 2alerne au fem, f.
10 mill i@ mid auf ben We8 mad
GaiIel MAIDEN, I'm, nidt glei4 tnsi.
men neuen Be,uf nit etner I'm:
plnftlidteit a~nsufaneea, unb als e.
item @rub mir cine &uge 3uju3ieben. -
90 lebt ben Mue tupbl,un rrDge es GuG
gut sebsn i,nmerSar." st CAB ben Grauen
unb Milbelm bic @anb, unb lebnte bic
Besleitung bss 2etreren.ter' in Der aber:
ualenoen 3antbarteit 1sines 9elaens
serne ben eanaen @ss nit benz 8ette,
segansen mare. felt unb enti&ieoen ab.
40it feitsren, S@ritt unb itderer 9al.
tuna, als ct eetommen, perl.eb e. ieti
bas 9aus, aber er i@Iug, tpie Ct braubsn
itanb, nidt bic Strabe nab @aflel Elm,
ionbern tpanbte 1id nod elmer anberen
&i&tuns, in neIdsr Fer &ir4bof Bee
Dprfes lag. Sn benz 2i@te be5 MonSsa
bei1en Strablen = Bic nur sebrp@sn
bur4 bic BON Sturm se1rinsnen Molfsn
fielen - nit benz er1ten, .natten Cages:
9rauen ii@ mil4tsn, iudt Ct in Der Nabs
oer Graber basienise auf tpeIdes Elm
einfades 9pl5freua NIT benz Narnen @bri:
finerS alS bas 1einer Braut bessi4nete.
Mit einem aus BET Tsfs ieiner Bruf
auiitsieenben S@me,Ssnsi4rei mari {,
ii4 auf ben Sieel nieber, unb bridtt
leine beibsnL 5udsnSea 2ippeu in bas
talte rai1e @ras oos ldon iter Gem
@rabe tpuhS.
v@prifiine, Gbriitine !" rief Ct in Der:
stusifelnoem Sammer, viie iasen, 9a bih
aus @raur, um mid seitorben, fannf
gu muir perxibsn - Mein 9sr3bIu'
gabe i'd freubig bin, f6nnte i'd Di@ M,
nod eiruaI Define Stimlne t6rent"
Or 1prans auf, uao lau1@te blnaus IN
bas SturmeSbrau en-, ihm tlan9 Is mi,
@eiitererub an ben tlasenoen 2au:en bee
8inbes, Der brauienS bur4 ben @ali
ubr uno bic &ronsn Bis our groe bog,
rSa," fubr Ct laut, nit fib ielbit reb4
nb, fort. lid fuble es, 9u bal mir Der,
yben. Du ,peibt RAP ;9 Die Sesmath aui
miner perlai1 UNI in etnem fernen
:remoen 9ante elmer unestp len, bunfs|n
3ufunft, einem blutisen 2rie9e, entqeeen
u geben, bomit 9ein Brueer IN &ube
anb Gsieoen 9isr bel Der blineen SHUTTER
'leiben tanuL. uno I'D 1s9e, tpie Du aus
ben Mplfen auf mid bsratlGdell, unh
in benz @inhss brau len b0rs i4 Seine
Stimn,e, 81: MIDI ieonet -"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

3msiunt;wan;is Sobrs tua~sn isi,een;
ueraonser, Sabre 70 mbaltteid) unb fol:
aenid,per fir rie 3utunft, .pie eer @rf:
lei bsr 81 1idt; BERN u,dt DIT su BET,
pidnen battle. Eis decentralization
GoIonien >uaten fri 0:,poreen pom Jcds
gnolanos, iEereih f~littcrte tas @ternen:
banner iiber Der jwnasn 9tspubIif, bic ei1
Braail!n unb @albin9tpn se8rinb:t,
uno ber 9lidl;d, Ausean5 0ss alrcritas
niiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuar Bet
critic erobe G,e9 oes Gtincips ser S,eiz
BET, bas forten Der Eydaer Der gans:u
mobe1nen Gntpidlun9 Der Staa!es NM
gDlter 8stuorben lit. Ssnleits bes Dee
ans, III Der reusn Melt> bate ber PrpIp3
beS aroben Meltsnbramas ab3elpitlt,es
Ten S4lub mir, bic iett 2ebsnoen, nod
nidrt es!eben bob:m, uno BET erl te Ift
bate nun in Sranfre;4 bs0oanen, tpr
ba6 furdtbare @etpittsr, bas mtr Bic
vfransD1ijde gtsbplutipn" nenner', bic
i4tpile Mtkmofpbare bes Dcspotlemus
~ reinieen periudte, unb b;Ilcn weit=
bin leudtenbe 8libe bic Nadt, bic nod
a5er ben enberen 8Dlfsrn @urrpa'S Ia
itste, nur nod bunfIer unb {4pdr3er Ell
fdeinen lie Zen.
Aber i@on bate sieie @spolution, tpie
Saturn 'bre ei8enen &inbtr gu perl4ltn'
gen beeonnen, fdon ,par bas bobe. .eine
Sbeal berer, bic 3uerit bic SABINE te1
Jrsibeit erbpben, bon Der uilben1f amm'
ten Menee in ben &otb 0s3ooen, nit
Blut be{u6elt tporbenL unb bas tuetter:
tuenbiide 8oIl jaud3te jett benz @annt
)u, ber bic GeieQidaft aus benz tpditen
Gbaps Der Anardie ssrettet uno DlbnunQ
unb @efe$li@teit tpieber ber9eiteat bate,
freili@ ln1 ben preiS elmer Sabelberr'
j@aft, tpis tie brutaler unb bespoti1de,
laum ie in Der @el4i@te aufeetreten 1T.
aber in ienem !3ultanoe Der @rmattuno
unb @rnaatsrun8, in tpsldem fi4 BIZ
Iran36li@e Station na4 ben Oreien bee
tuilben GreibeitS= unb @!eidbetstraumes
Der &epolutisn beianb> beuete iie ,piui9
iIren Naden inter ben fdperen Retten,
pe1de bic &anb bes forbidden 9ietators
ibr aufleete. @aren biefe &stten tod'
reid psr9olbet nit benz @lanse Slorreider
Sieqe, unb umtpunben nit ben blutigen
2o1besren 9etponnener Sdladten. 9uloi
senb blu9te AUDI @uropa pas &nie bot
Dem Manne,esr bas S@tpert Sranfrei@s
10 iieersi4 esfubrt, unb bem isbt 81 Der
bDditen @etpalt MUIR mod Der Name
feblte. Die 9srren Der @srublif batter
uberaq bic Nr,neen ber Mfonar4sn, BIZ
ii4 perbiinbeten, UNI bas tDnigsmDree
rif4e 2anb Der @spoIution fur feline Sire:
bel ~ aiati9en, 8el4!aSenf uno ems,
na9 benz anoeren traten bic Tiir|ten opn
Der @oaliiation 5urid unb 1dlofen Srie'
ben NIT benz republitaniiden Erantre'&.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

fit bic complete 3abl BON ber Men1dm=
!paare, bic e. fur fein Sch eineebanbeIt
obeslisfett tpiro &c tarf feline Mumtner
fsblen !; aber ob bic Numme, 70 obsr 10
beibt, if gang e9al."
SO 8ebt bod ni9t," tpieterboIte @iI=
beln, BET nit ieinem laneiamen @erftanSe
ben fubnen @ebanfsn hes Mnberen nod
INNER ni&t redt fai1en fonnte.
$50 itbe 1@on, Du tuiait nidt, "ia8te
9Sr1P u,o rsste NIT ben 3abnen an Ser
llnterlipps vune i'd treiB aud, tparutn
unb peroents Dir's niht: Du ,1a9it
nidt Deinen ebrliden, unbei@oltsnen
Mo,msn pertau}9sn nit BEN Nan1er bon
G,nera, an benz BET @atel ses 3u4tbau=
|es flebt -"
,Nein, nein," rief @iIbelm lebbcft
unp iber 1ein trauri9es @efdt flr8 Elm
@oHnune5idimm:r, vbas tits ni9t, ba:
raus tpiirbe i9 nit nidts MAIDEN; NIT
tauienb Sreuoen tpolte id Trit Gtein
teiben unb I'M 3udtbau1e seieilen baten,
tpenl1 iG bafur bier blelben ionnte Bel
Ger bl'nben SHUTTER un6 benz @rstbIissz
den "a"
Stun bann ialae' ein," faete Trib
uno bielt ibm bic 9ano bin, ~es ioq GEL
ten: Du bleibit bier, unb i4 9ete an
Eeiner Gtt4e ndb M1n,rifn
ytolDe u . Ululle wsAIeiten auf ben
WanBen b>s GoIrutsn, III 1sinen lu0en
bl'bte es f1euo'9 auf; aber e. 30s rte
nrd, in bic bar9.blttne 9anb ein3uldla>
gen. 60 perlpdeao Der 8ori4la8 bsS
Detters AUDI ibm eridien, e. bermohte
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
Tax Notice.


The County Treasures of Pickens
will open his book for collection of
taxes fiscal year 1891, in his office at
Plckens court house on Thursday,
the 18th day Of Octobsl,' 1891, when
the following taxes will be collected !:
State, 4a mills.
Ordinary county, 8 milla
Past Indebtedness, 3 mills. =.
Railroad, 4 mills. - V -;
School, 2 mills. - o.sj
Making total of 16a mills. All
persons between the adesfo of 21 and
50 years Of age are liable for Poll.
l will be at the followng places on
the days named below
At Central on Monday and Tues-
day, 9th and 10th of November.
At Liberty Wednesday and Thugs
day, 1lth and 18th of November.
At Easley, Friday and Saturday,
18th and 14th of November. '.'
At Cross Plains Monday. 18th of
November.
Dacusvillo Tuesday, 17th Of No
yember. .i<.
Fosters Store Wednesday, 18th
of November.
At It Pumpkintow1n Thursday, 10th
Of November. w.
At Lynch's Store Friday, aoth of
November.
=, AT Eostatoe Saturday, 21ss' of
November.
At Hurricane Monday, .23rd Of
November. -
At Six Mile Tuesday, 24th Of No.
vember.
Praters Wednesday, '.25.h Of No.
vember. ~.
Balance OF time at my office at
Pickens court house to December
18th, 1891. All taxes shall be paid
in the following kinds Of funds and
no other: 5l ..
Gold and silver coin,' u. s. cur
rency, National Bank notes and
coupons, which shall become pay
able during the year 1881; on the
consolidated bonds of this State
known as Brown consolidated bonds,
and the bonds Of the .States known as
Blue Bonds, and on any other State
bonds which may be issued by any
act Of the General J Assembly, the
coupons of which ara byrsuch acts
made receivable for taxes. Jury Ger.
tifcates and per diem of State wit
nesses are receivable for county texsaosa xsos,
not including schoolcttax... :, ,
1T. YouNeBLooD,
IT Treasurer T. O.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
Camp NIeeIin,sc RffI&G

Rules for the government Of Twelve
Mile Camp Meeting to begin October Ist,
1891. -"
Rule mo boarding house Shall be run
within the incorporate limits of the arbor,
without written license from the board
of trustees.
2-No sales will be allowed of merchan-
disc, provisions raw or prepared), fruits,
vegetables or confectioncrics, wi thout a
written license from the board of trustees.
3-Any person found in tho possession
OF any Intoxicating liquors, or in state OF
intoxicatiOn, will be arrested at once and
dealt with according 10 law.
Amy person or personss engaged in
disorderly conduct or using profane or in-
decent lanFnage will be arrested, and dealt
with &C" iding TO law.
Amy person found smoking within
fifty yards of the arbor during service, will
be arrested and dealt with according to
law.
6-Thc hitching of horses or stopping of
vehicles in the line of tents is strictly pro-
hibitcd. Signed.
A. w. WALKER, p. c..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
Corner Stona LAYING

The corner stone of the new court house
will be laid on Saturday next, the 26th
inst, ut 10 m, by the Most Worshipful
Grand Master, L. 7. Izlar, OF Orangsburg
or his deputy. The notice is short, but
the brethren thought the matter was too
important to be overlooked. The Grand
Senior Warden, Maj. 8. p. Dendy, has
been invited to deliver an address.
Steps have also been taken to have a
band Of music.
Messrs: Julius E, Boggs, W.. T. McFall
and A. NJ. Morris have been, chosen as a
committee of arrangements. Every men,
Der OF Kcowce Lodge has been appointed a
committee Of entertainment and we trust
the visiting brethren will enjoy the hospi-
tality characteristic Of our people.
w. Is. AllgoOd has been ichosen chief
marshal with power to oppoint as many
aids as may seem to him necessary.
All the county officers, members of the
House and Senate, and mcmb crs of all the
town councils in the county are cordially
invited to attend and par,ioipaterin the ex.
crcises. ~.
Written invitations have. been sent to oil
the ncighboring lodges, as Wen ds to those
i'll contiguous counties. -..H1 "a -
BY resolution of Keowee Lodge thu
merchants are requested 70 close thei,
stores from 1l:3O a. m. 46lp. m. a
gencIal good time is anticipaeed.'d ii -" -.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
TWENTY YEARS.


Rb1'hc SENTINEL has completed its twcn-
%ticth volume, and This issue makes the
first on the twenty first. There arc not
twenty volumes Of the record of any county
in the State more interesting than that con-
tanned in the files of the SENTINEL AS
time goes by they become moro interest
ing and valuable.
In this twenty years the SENTINEL has
faithfully recorded the rise and fall Of
many men and measures, but withal has
pursued the even tenor Of its way. 1t has
been blessed with a constituency as true
as steel. If it has not actually de-
served the sympathy and support of this
constituency it has received large credit for
its good intentions. Ii has tried in its turn,
to be faithful to this constituency, and this
effort has made il a few enemies, but il is
source Of much congratulatOn that il has
this week a larger and better paying list of
subscribers than it has ever had.
IL the discharge of its duty as an indie
pendent Democratic newspaper it has Of
Tended few, but rcconcilcd many.
Its views III many political questions are
known and read of all men, and its rca-
sons have ever been honestly and con-
scicntously assigned.
II never has and never will wait to see
which way the cat is going to jump before
it. takes its stand, consequently it has
oftcn been in the minority, and expects
frequently to be there again.
1t las always taken cheerful view OF
the prospect for pickcns county, and for
this it has often been assured of having
greatly promoted the general welfare. Its
opinions in this regard have been based up
on facts which defy successful contradic-
tion. The progress of tho county is pro-
claimed and rc. c.cchocd from hill to hill and
sweeps over every plain.
Solomon says it is the sluggard who
saith there is lion in the way, but the
SENTINEL knows some who are up to
sllcir eyes in success who would have the
people think that they hardly have one ray
OF hope.
Whatever others may do the SENTINEL
will continue to hurrah foI tariff reform,
torthc railroad, for: the Democratic party
and FOR lickens county.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

Oklahoma No. 2 will be opened for set
tlcment today "wednesday 23d) by rroc-
lamation of the President Thirty thous-
and persons have been waiting on the bor-
der for the past ten days for the time to ar
rive for the opening. Free land is more
attractive to Western boomer than free
lunch counter to Baltimore hummer
Two thousand negroes arc on hand, and
have guns and pistols. They say they will
have claim or fight.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

Inc statistics of the manufacture of cot
ton III the South during the year lS9O-9l
SHOWS that South Carolina is the foremost
southern State in the consumption of cot
lonwith Georgia second and North Caro-
INA third Other Industries arc beginning
TO be developed here and it will not be
many years before we will be leading in
these as we are in the manufacture Of
COTTON
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

The Alliance farmers of Kansas have not
taken the advice that was given them to
repudiate their mortgage indebtedness, but
are payingSit up as fast as they get the
money for their crops. The statistics re-
Gently collected on the subject are encour-
aging to all holders of farm mortgages, and
pleasing to everybody who believes in the
honesty and honor of the farmers of the
country. 1t is a sound policy that the
Kansas farmers arc pursuing in this re.
spcct, and 1t will rebound to their adyan-
tagrl ri once and hereafter.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

The accomplished and charming young
lady who edits the local columns of tho
Abbcvllc Medium, gives this advice to her
fair readers: When asked to marry, fcicn
surprise, blush, if possible Don't appear
too delighted. 1t will give you away. Tell
him Nlo:hcr must not know of this; and
really papa will be very angry"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

The President, it is said, will soon pro-
vide for some more of his Indiana friends.
A'torncy-Gcncral Miller is to get tho Fed.
cral Circuit bench and Judge Brown is to
be Attorncy-Gcneral, Gen. Lew Wallace ie
also said TO bc slated for the war depart
ment. The loosors seem to be working
their little man for all he is worth.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

Col. Sam b. Pickens, formerly Of Pen
dleton' of late years resident Of. Charles
ton, died at his home in that city last Thur
day after a short illness. Col. Pickens was
well and favorably known to many of our
citizens, and they will learn of his death
with sorrow. His death is q loss to the
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
[Continued.l

Blood diseases are terrible on account of
their loathsoMe nature, and the fact that
they wreck the constitution SO completely
unless the proper autidots Is applied. b.
Is: =. Botanic Blood Bslra) is composed
Oh INC true true antidote for blood poison.
Its uss never fails to give satisfaction,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24
Notice CT EntentiOn to Claim
Homestead. '.

Notice is hereby given that Mrs Diana
James has this day fled n petition in
my office under Section 2OO2 of the Gem
cral Statutes Of this State for homcntead
tor herself in the real and personal estate
OF her deceased husband, Gcore w.
James.
Dated September %, 1901:
j. NJ. STEWART, G. G. P.
Scpt24W4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

II. Allen Johnstonc, one of the Clemson
trustee, says that if the government would
buy from forty to fifty thousand bales of
cotton each year and burn it, the farmer
would be able to get a better price for the
staple. This is a new idca. How do you
;l,o
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

Don't try to impede the progress of your
State and county by putting out reports
that you are not prosperous. The public
work going ON shows that the State is
prosperous and the prosperity of the pco-
pie is just rs pcrccptblc..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

EN-Congrcssman Scott OF Eric, Penn.
sylVaEla, and one of the main Democratic
leaders in The last campaign, died last Sun.
day from heart failure. This has been q
Lad year on prominent men,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

What's the matter with the Sunny
South.
The puzzle solved at last.
All must admit that there has been,
is now, and always will be
Sagar in the Gourd.
But how to get it out, is the qucs-
ton, and here is the solution.
'"The way 10 get it out,
La to roll the gourd about"
That's it, and ID takes working
man 10 Rsu che gourd nad in view of
that fact and the approach of cold
weather.
THIS ALMANACK
has opened a house full of heavy
weight goods and has added a great
many new articles never kept before.
Ths progressive age demands this
and We are bound to keep up with. the
procession.
Neither Rings nor Cliqucs, High
Tariff nor Low Tariff, the ins nor the
outs Ben Tillman nor anti-Tillman.
nor even the good sub treasury man,
can make this Almanack believe that
starvation will ever blink his eye at
Working Man. Work is what it
takes, and in order to get our share
of the Sugar,
:. THIS ALMANACK
will try to be there in time to escotch"
for the man who rolls the gourd.
Don t forget our Boots, Shoes and
Oilcloths, Table Damasks,
and Doilies. Roll the Gourd and
ask for what you want.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

,The SEsrNEL $3.50 per year.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-24

scpt24w4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29.-Ihe produce mar
kets were very dull this morning and prices
generally weak owing 10 heavy rain. Wheat
although quiet, was 10 lower. Barley was duI4'
a. buyers refuse 10 purchase and are ho'dlos
hack for lower prices. Oats were quiet bnt
,,riee. fairly steady Corn was In fair demand
and prices easier. other cereals were IN
changed.
The vegetable market was dull and neglected
this morning. with light receipts. The demand
for potatoes was limited, ami supplies are asAlA
aecumulaung Onions are doing fairly We'll
T,a fruit market was unchanged, vita a
moderate demand for oranges and choice
spnles. otherwise business is very dun and
prices easy at quotations.
Receipts OF butter sro not excessive aad
priees are well maintained. Choice Taneh eggs
command top quotations.
FIour-Falnfly extras s. sst6 50 per barrel
h.sers' extras s. SsG54 -; supernne, SS.f .9Asa
Whest-The extreme quotation toE EsA4iy us-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30

hraple shipping wheat is $50 per GENITAL;
HiI,ilng parcels, sl.s213(Gi.s5 per GENITAL
oariey-teed, sLp5 Tor dark coast, u07lS
Tor good quality, and Sizes gl10 for choice:
brewing, flI5tqL22 per GENITAL
Oats-Surp.ise, sl.54dl-55: milling, sL371StD
ss,sats GOOD TO choice, sL35NGl45; off grades,
sI.s0gL52tz; gray, sl3J01Li0 black, 81. 451sL IS
pr Genital for Oregon, aud sL60gl.g0 for Cali
:. Corn-Largs yellow, 81 2isd1 27IS; small yellow
si;I9-1aigL %; white, sLS2l4ttl 37l2 per GENITAL.
- Houi-oprlng: Foothil, per pound, 169lsc:
N;ortaern. isg22e Nevada, lsalsc; Oregon val
I ,e, slS92lc Eastern-Light, 16G1Se; heavy,
IsSei9c, Fal: Mountain-Light and free. ll(G
re- heavy and poor, 9,GI0c. Piains-Heavy and
poor, HGsc; good, gGl0e. Lambs-Poor to
ssholce, eGl2c; Northern-Free, choice, I5(9l6c;
defective, I36l4c.
Ca!l board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1891, 81 50;
puyer season, $Ls5ll d,sl $50: closing, 81 S6l1
Bsriey-Buycr 1881, SI1G9l.10s4 closing,
si.O: buyer season, sLISlzgLlS1s; closing.
FINANCIAL
, Drafts-Sight, 20c: telegraphio, 27lSc. ster-
ing b,iis-Bsnk, s+sr5; sight, 1855: CONNER
eiaI, s4.o3 Silver bars, per ounce, 94ss(03isIc.
Mexican dollars, i3t4G75l4c.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.


Cofee-Options closed barely steady, 10 up
to 10 points down. Sales were 29,250 bags. in
GLIDING December, sl2l59l235 January.
sl1.9o@i2.o5; May, IL 45Gll.50. Spot Rio-Weak;
No. Z, 1878.
sagar-Raw-About steady; sales of $50 bags
centrifugals, 90 test 3 ;i-4c. Refned-Steady.
Wool-Easy; domestic, SeCt&6c.
Copper-Lake, January, Sl0.35.
.ead-steady; domestic, 1925.
-in-Steady: straits, Sl9.Sl
HOP MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Busness in hops Is not
brisk, but strong under-current continues.
Bids OF pc for choice shipping states are re-
fused. The market is unchanged.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Dec. 29-The wheat market today
was quiet, the opening being about the same
as yesterdays closing, advanced "a, ruled easy
ana then closed &c lower than yesterday. Re-
ceipts were 9lS,0l0 bushels; shipments, 93l, 900
bushels.
Rye-Easy: size.
Bariey-Quiet; SOC.
Flax-Steady: 94c.
Shoulders 81 2(Gi.5o; short clear, $3.50
$50: short ribs, s5.05(g5.l5.
Whisky-sl1S.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
steady to firm; medium TO prime steers, 500
$40; others. $3.50; stockers, s220(t30 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 25,000; prime stock opened
higher, the general market closing steady TO
lower: rough and common, 81. 500 SIS, mixed
and packers. s3.90GGi0 90: prime heavy and
3S5.
higher; sheep steady; native ewes, s2.0OCSl25:
wethers, sl.5G0tl20; westerns, A.75t1ao0.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, Dec. 29.-Closing:
Atchison ......... 447s Mexican Central. 22s
Burlington lo9 Bell Telephone. 1875
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcUANoE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The stock market today
showed reactionary tone, and leading shares
made material decline from last nights prices
Burlington and Omaha common were specially
weak In early trading, but the latter, later in
the day, was forced up over three points. The
close was heavy at or near the lowest prices,
most of the losses being fractions Northern
Pacific preferred is down IA; Burlington, lss;
Lake Shore, per cent. Omaha Is up %.
Government bonds-Firm.
Petroleum-Closed, SOC.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered at 8 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper-isx(66 sterling
exchange-Steady: 60-day bills, SiSln; do,
demand, si.sH2. Bar siiver-9454c.
BONDS.
q. 8. 4s treg.)..... III iU. S. Is (reg)..... 100
As, coupens....... Isl Pacific 6s .........sl09