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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Not to the Man of Dollars.
Not 70 the man OF dollars,
Not 70 the man OF deeds,
Not 20 the man Of cunning,
Not 20 the man OF creeds;
Not 10 the one whose passion
It is for the worlds renown,
Not in form OF fashion,
Cometh blessing down.
Not unto lands expansion,
Not TO the miser's chest,
Not to the princely mansion,
Not TO the blazoned crest
Not TO the sordid wording,
Not to the knavish clown,
Not 70 the naughty tyrsnt
Cometh a blessing down.
Not TO the folly-blinded,
Not to the STEPPED in shame,
Not to the carnal minded,
Not to unholy fame;
Not in neglect OF duty.
Not in the monarch's crown,
Not at the smile OF beauty,
Cometh a blessing down.
But TO the one whose spirit
Yearns for the great and good
Unto the one whose storehouse
Yieldeth the hungry food
Unto the one who labors,
Fearless OF Zoe or frown,
Unto the kindly hearted,
Cometh a blessing down.
Charles X. Shetterly. in Inter Ocean
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06
GEMS IN VERSE.


Prayer.
When every tear is wiped away,
When sounds o. earthly sorrow cease,
And on the hills Of Heaven We stray,
Ii perfect blesseduess and peace,
Dear God. . grant We may not miss,
Mid rapturcs that have no alloy,
Divine surprises. and the bliss
OF some S wcet accidental Joy.
Amelia r. Barr. In Christia Union
A Woman's V eapon.
What IS a wonans weapon
I asked a charming girl
She dropped her lashes shyIy
And strOked a yagrant curl;
Then consciously she murmured-
This rosebud newly cut:
have a strong suspicion
Her weapon is pout"
What is a wOman's weaponr'
I asked a lover true
He turned him to q maiden
With eyes OF heavenly blue.
Her velvet lips we're parted;
AL innocent OF guile,
And eagerly he answered.;
her weapon is q smile"
What is a woman's weapouT'
I asked poet then
With sudden inspiration
He seized upon his pen.
-oh. could name = thousand"
he cried in accents clear;
BIT womans surest weapon,
grant you, is teari"
Fashion Bazaar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06
a Leader.

Sincce the first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tOnics and alter
atives containing nothing which per-
mits It's use as a beverage or intoXicant,
it is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for All ailments Of Stomach.
Liver or Kidneys 1t will cure Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,and
drive Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guarantee with each bottle or
the money will be refunded. Price only
&c. per bottle. Sold by j. T. Bennett
Indianapolis journal: Tommy
lion IS "a carnlvOrOusauImal, amt he
paw? Mr.. Egg Yes That is what
makes HIM so dangerous to meat.
.
1t is not unusual TOR colds contracted
IN the fall to hang on all winter In
such cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis
are almost sure to result. A fifty cent
bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
will cure any cold Can you afford TO
risk so much for so small an amount?
This remedy is intended especially for
bad colds and Group and eau always be
depended upon, For sale by j I. Ben
nett Druggist.
! 80. Che I tbnpnht Won told ma
Mr.. Nixon was q man OF regular habits.
/ He-Well, he has been drinking steadily
ever since | knew him.
The formula of Ayers Sarsaparilla is
we'll known to the medical profession,
and universally approved The reputa,
ton of the firm guarantee excellence
and uniformity in the medicine, and the
worlds experience for nearly half cen
tury has fully demonstrated its value,
Washington Star: All men do not
get their deserts Some consider them
selves lucky if they get rs tar as u
second course.
Joseph Ruby, OF CoIumbie, Pa, sui
Tered from blrth with scrofula humor,
till he was perfectly cured BY Hood :
Sarsapariila.
Binghamtan Republican Keepit be
fote the people is what the dressl
woman tuIuA, # her opera hat.
have been great sufferer from ca
tarrh for over tea Years had it very
bad, could hardly breathe, Some night,
could not sleep ana hal TO walk Tia,
floor purchased EN- Cream Balm
and am using freely Is working :
/ cure surely have advised segera
friends 10 use 1t, aud with happy resuit'
= in every case Iti, the medicine above
o all others for catarrh, and il Is worth il
weight ia gold thank God hav,
found 4 remedy can use nth safe,
and h4t does 81. last IS cialmed for j
+ L Mrag my deafness. i " Sperr1
!. Nautoid, Conn
Elmra Gz4ue, 4 deaubva. is
mn Aua aocsu,t work himself ou
4 wora> everybody e.se
Ten iii uamua .a horses ana ailani
2 mas ,ure4 IS .ue,s IL Woe
& fora's SANITARY Luon. Iais neye
fails So.d rs ue 4 Ha,sl prug
,vi>fs. a-ea,ta, 81,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Here is something reasonable, and
should interest US all. DIR. Shops in
vestigations have shown that if the main
nerve of the arm or leg be severed, or if
constant pressure be applied to these
nerves, the muscles are paralyzed.
He has found that life and strength
depends on nerUe polCer.
This is why BLOOD Purifiers" give only
temporary relief. Certain nerves, he has
found, control the action of the stomach,
liver, kidneys and all internal organs.
DIR. ShOOp's Restorative is a
stomach, liver and kidney cure, as it is a
food and tonic to these nerves. 1t is not a
"Nervine." Bread, meat, potatoes, ETC.,
are the blood-mdkerS, and when the digest
i've organs are weak, the blood supply
must also be weak. When these nerves
are weak, these organs fail. Is it not rea-
sonablef
This remedy preue1,tS as well as cures dis
ease, as it sustains the proper nerve force.
| 1t purifies, trial will convince you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

The formula Of Ayers SarsaParllla is
well known to the medical profession,
and universally approved The reputa-
ton of the firm guarantee excellence
and uniformity in the medicine, and the
worlds experience for nearly half cen
tury has fully demonstrated its value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Llfe: She l thought you told me
Mr. Nixon was man OF regular habits.
He-Well, he has been drinking steadily
ever since | knew him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Indianapolis journal: Tommy-The
lion IS carnlyorousauImal, amt he
paw? Mr.. Figg Yes. That is what
makes him so dangerous to meat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Washington Star All men do not
get their deserts Some consider them
selves lucky if they get rs tar as \
second course
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Joseph Ruby, OF Columbia, Pa, SUI
fered from birth with scrofula humor,
till he was perfectly cured by Hood ;
Sarsapariila
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Best varieties apples W. BaiHe Lancaster ,
best exhibit cult grape-.A Srhmitt do
do crab apples Geo Monroe NJ Ida.
Class Honey. Preserves etc
best sample vinegar Mrs. L Harper Lane
best lbs honey in CONT Morse do
DO extracted " J Baltic DO
vest half doz var sMtsEWChftau do ,
do preserves Mrs L smith
Beetowu .......s.. - .
best half d0I varieties pickles Ma II
Taylor Bloomington - ,
best half doz arieties canned fruit Mr.,
Geo MGe.sc Lancaster >
beet sample apple butter Mrs II Z Ia Tor
BLOOMINGTON. .-........=
best sample tomato catsup Mrs II f Taylar
Bloomington. .s....-....#. 4.............. /
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-10-06

Binghamtan Republican. keepit be-
fote the people is what the dress}
woman tAuA, Il her opera hat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Ss., ';S $s $ 81
ttoUk AND MEAL-FLoUh1t was as, 9g i11n market
Soa g On IN % iGs %Ga N" Which G ed p c
st The SGblng "e only So ~, ana
S 70! s0g eSis win ncde COO S os1 go s
we.S ds, 10 go DBL SS. ny ] extra 81 5d aS u e
400 bN' winter wheat, - l1dt4 - 200 hi,
= 10 Quotations ciy min. West Indies, q Boa
= Is Witt Shcat low eraic 81 1888 Is Ordinary va to
ehoic - l5as % cholee TO ianey ;, Sods 4o pat
9 asa IS clear - iod:9 o5; rye miNtnrs 81 ioa
@rdasry 'i 70 ho '9 IS So fan s. ms
Fl SIGS2 10 supernG at ~ '9g ~ 30 40
Guiding %tras = I39sS : trade ard family e%.
l9 % light fgma9l ssc 400 RE RE 2EGT@ at 2 ga
quo'-d at 81 soas3 Is. and BIandvwnc at ~ %.
hay AND STRAw-The better rne a, firm prices on
SsS' Ss;d I% !ic S1gH .a ling
to Sa c 5S Se eq
,o olsmA'ide from few small lot. siapgi9s hand
firm STATE, 1891 choice 21a29e MEDIUM, 22a24c; com.
&c; Old 7dec rocdc Coast is9i choice ~ G25c eo
mon to prime 2oda'c do 1870 i3dlec
= ions July a. 2oi5c; 10 do August 2oi5c and
MoLAsSI,s- rnehanged and dun Cuba so test quoted
isand 2G6sic: ror;o co' e2G3o5 ~ FANCY h"s''H
NAVAL sIofEN-SriKlrS uRrENIIHI.-Ea.ler
iosiX steady sales 800 bis scoi .tlaae 81 Z
strained 81 = s9oo DO u p T. 81 30 f. II 81 q,
~ 50; II p 20; 81 p X. - 60; NJ - 20: y - SO
" g. - 81 ss3: w W. 80 2jdS3 30.
OCEAN FEIIGUIS-Ihere was special activity on
the local market but petroleum rates nave advanced
little on barrels 10 the Continent, ind thr al.
pended lit Of charters. Grain are ~ adv with
I'D quoted 10 Liverpool 5000 boxes cheese al -;
800 pa" kages butter al 30 1900 lush grain
at I'D 5000 boxes cheese at 20s; and go packages
butter at .o> 3! 0C0 bush grim Antwerp gid 80.
hence 10 London, 5000 lblf refined naphha p 81
swedish bark Noorskcnet hence Hamburg. 600 bb
lrhHcd. 2s ID British steamer Gcnshic ito arrive
10 China aud japan. oil and general British
steamer Napirina Philadelphia DunArk 5000 bbls
crude. . 'Ldd2s ID .MISCFLIANEO S-Ita an
BARK lgnazio hence 10 Genoa. Virginia tobacco 1SS Cd
British steamer Castlceate. Baltimore 10 Lcn. general
cargo. on private terms ship senator hence 10 Hong
Kong. 90 900 cases refined 800.
27sc: No. o. 1903 1j-lGc No. 10 3sG3'4c; No H.
3 !: 1Ga3 l2.1Oc: No. f. 3203Ac
STEARiNE--ln light demand Lard quoted Sid
$50 in hhdS and to-. OeomarRaline, zee for city Sales
II. 900 -. out Of town. 7lsc
-TALLoW-rnchanecd and quie;. Quoted 4 9-3e@
1-lGc for primo city.
wOOI-rhcre has been good movement in foreign
stocks but rather limited trading IN domestic woods.
manufacturers not being quite prcNrcd 10 lli In heavy
supplies The market looA, roth'I firm ~ tn moment
- D. 033c y blood 33c No. ! corbiuE. 3Gd37c medium
ulwaShcd fleece kentucky and Virginia. 2j"25c; do
Western, 2iGe0. southern 25Gc7c spring Texas. l3@
Be fall do Gdl7c; spring California. ff from hurr~
16d2lc; Nevada. Utah. oregon and Montana lcd-.c,
Arizona and New. Mexico wool. 1Gd20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
c;FNTRAL MARKET REPORT

coFFfE-Brazn growths on the spot ruled about
a. with a moderate stir ~ The demand No. Rio
RSe5H at 1874 l32c. Sale.. 600 bag No. aud s.
!ev and 600 bags No q. l4'c anoat; . 600 bags
l3s't and g. spot: 1000 bags d. anoat l3isc Mid
No. stssdy sales. 800 mats interior and 500 mats
gsesv lava private terms. The contract market had
n , look to-day and genera gains Of 1920 point,
m rsd th oug hout The speculation, however did lot
ssn,nt 20 much HAVE cables came Lar IT higher and
nv Coupled with covering Of enorts" had most 70 do
W. tbe advance. Flo slightly lower, and London
sssde easier on July omela Quotation. 10 p M
i i ID November, 5s Cd Drcenbcr 5s I'd Rio quotes
e1.t ordinary 10 kios, j. 800 good secous 40 kOs
% 400 exchange 10ss receipts ia Rio 5000 bag, IiO
sv 1917 600 bags; Rlo market steady Rio shipments
seamer 10 United Srstes during week, A. 900 bags
q Shpmen;s by sail United States during week 0OO
Ses rio shipments Europe during week, 5000 bag,
D. rchsses for Uoited States, 10000 bags RIO pur-
~ 49, for Europe IL 600 bags freight per to
sd States 25c and per cent pmage steamers loading
a. Ro for United STATES good ateage santos, - $50
seTts at santos 1900 bags Santos stock, ZOO bag
Snos market finn Santos shipments for United Stites
1sy steam, 1000 bags santo. shipments for Enrpg;
ASnoo bags purchases FOR United States. l2OQ
Sss santos purchases for Europe 1000 bags santos
teht steamer ~ HaVre Is aud 10 cent priuage
Sssmeis loading at Santos for United states steamer
h Juy 20 1892 10000 bags time 1881, PSI 600
Sss same time 1890. 100 900 Receipts az santos
M7y 1 10 July % 1892, 1l2 OoO bags: tine 1891
S260O bag Sane time 1890, - 600 bags Total sales
.oday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
GRATN IYD PRODTCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NLwYoGK DrALIy.~.

IIAIr EI.s OF NLw.YORK DEALINGS.
THE statement Of Che visible Supply showed Satn..
day
wheat - oCe Co0 lI.ha. an 10 ra.e = go 900 bush
,is com cti1 600 l.~.rl. Go,f.a. of q 600 bushels
att $50 600 Bushels Of l"i.oo0 bushels iyr
-I5oOp bushels au luefsa-. d GOO bushels; iail,y
49, ~. - bushels. lut - - ONO bushels
vhrlt uartrt sfuW AID ~ able fIfoG rIorf
I.;. Interest nuult sci a-.d- from tho usual pr"
if--.Dlal upriJun- Ncafhr-, prevailed 40 th~ outset
arlces foreign n"w- and It..l
p lu4-~ the West aud ZACH q Uat.N,
,tlof. The VIE be supply increase" the augmentation u
stock in store. nag interior uOi'urns. lnd ah
export demand a contributed o. tnr dc" inward
aud bid reports from Ju-sa. when l'd {" general
md les covering - pt"mirt oi"nod e.; ST.
cents rnt down {, SD cents then :" -.
closed ~ - cents Cash Whea Was ,m but quiet. ship
t-f- tfo tlr,. loads ana millcr- H1ht loads
ON tUiii-l I,IlIfllil At the Nt~f
d.crea.. la Visible supply. options a., aucod lHI
cent. The cl- market cent better. aud four oad-
were t1kcr for cNp -.
ash cat, D,rr al-o higher and moc"Iatrly active.
Lard S0lp point, higher nni 800 tortr- ~ ~p'
were -ud. The closing prices were A. ioi0N' VII 30
ulv S.... August So sp"uirr. So October. ~
December. 50 cont. tJIn- Jtli. 'H's Argu -.
August 49, september 81. ccnt-. lafd-Iulv - 90
\trl,, =, 60 >,'.bInl rr - 90. Octoi-r. - 60
IN recent. Of wheat 80 NY otk. Baltimore. phId
milo and Bo.tol were 37.alo bushels, ~ corn i5c3
receipts a. port j6i i53 buhe- Tho cocip.
N r6ur a. tlo ZANE port, wcro $3.50 barrel.
Inc receipts Of wheat AZ Chicago. NH" nukc" and
81 Ioni, amounted u fss 3ol bu@hcls com $50 80.
- grain. The m Of hour az these points were ls,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
lirmlily1


At O., TRYING ILACL Roam. d. 10
-ri... aI.t tr.p.at i1d uul-n 3.
ILIrNNr large rp.ms fllri-h. d ln,
Dn, .r tHo .fhtruru .nr.-I. lo, l.0I
r.,1'. firi'. lHa0 I.+.. t'I-,,c.. near
l--d.-t.
DENNIECY PARK. >lgTH .kl.Nn a,
iJ.-lil i.i.t -lsf--t I'D .-hfi.i lo -'iuI .
elegant folms f.th o. .ihout boa also
i-lt.i.l'- 'i private lH.
HANDSOMELY furnished pafIo. Poo.
-nfifI. O.. physician. C..t-t Dr Do
waItr. also oth'r foouI- o.. cnuNcuiou'r- .
l,r.t 10 .oqHlf'f good iorarou NC itf ..
- L'Nlu-tn-nNr.
THREE Rooms furnished Co. rnn.-
nl-h.d. With putat, hl;l ala ,onN'ninn'c>
900 VT 18Th
PAELOE ILoOH Co. Gort0r. ot.,.
% r.,. ~ W,st 35'l--t.
VISITORS 90 NEW-YOKK.
vlsIlu. foo9l~ ln most O.. ufrsi o-atlon, apI
80 ~ fa-t .l-t-~t.. ference.
1OIH.ST. - EAST. near 30. drar.-
Iaf-r furnished f'pn, ana ia-N roun... ONE
-ht up; folding bell. baths. u'niug
water sma'''r looms above ~ urHi'c.
81 BRO NDWAN. cofuat i'th--t.-
T.tgr ani snail desirable rorm-' N,ry loW
summer -2t"-. references; Transient, -
,onILOd1t'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

l25 r, a, 10 I'D cali 90 ~ at &c; % bu''erHilA
Tee oIi> Il yia. $50 n. at oiac; 1872 do. l5S n,
at Ole cuil,, III N, at De; Jed calves. 2o5 H. @'
'-S sou , racocs ,sl. - T. a. Sc 10 do, $50 H.
C. bn~a Si !iS ' SsE Iii H. At $ g. 900
qdd m , q, and d da2s. '.f go fa's 81
o. zoo ~ at g 10 S 90 9 dd at $50 10 at 80 d.
1851 O n. at at 81 &c = 10 DO, ~ at So % do
asoek SG p r; = val g p at a. g. 1 g 3d.
sc buernlk calvcs 100 r. at g 20 mixed 90, 'o t
T. al - - srassers go 3D. at - 90 % DO -fo ' "
Msrhcr:qn Parsons; q ycal; I52 ~ AZ g - 49,
newton & GiIlett II West Virginia calves, .l7 d.
5hEEr AND Reseipts for two day, . Gclu d.
hiss hcad-i jersey CITY y cars at 60th-st ana
car at oge S S e gsGf SG O a an Waited tG lamb.
sold fairly we'll Notwithstanding the severe h,at wicn
and prime Gc soq a. ," hr @SIq o k SSg
- Is pee, 100 y common to prime Go IS 900 80
lunch Of ,ercr5i nav 90 - common 70 eGu! E AZ
Dressed mutton had moderate sale at 7dllc, per n
dressed lamb, had far inquiry at ,, ,g2c and few
'eys'ed = a a., H0 Sons 10, Wilma a. lambs
p aserase at IS oRR -r 100 M 2 ~ &C. g.
f. a. $$ g p At 5 e 20 S s%2 DO on do 8,
g So ~ fo g. n at e. - 2sg W. Vfs g, d. 49, Sg
at s. O. 298 do s. H. at 81 80 do, 90 H. at 8 .
- state. doa Gs 3D.. at 81 % = STAT sheep - I, at
n NIsin ia da' at at a. - 90 . no. l0o "
B. Mcpherson to.: 2?o Virginia lambs, 60 z. at
s5 DO 5S H. al ~ Is II5 do, 50 N. 3, so; l9l DO
- n ~ - Virginia sheep 90 d, at - 90 10 do II
n, at ~ -: 3 do lob n, at 80: . do. 1lj n. ut -
Judd 4 Buckingham. 2J3 West Virginia lambs, Oh:
~ al ~ rs; ~ DO n at ~ - go do, 50 H. at 60
lys DO Ol h. 50; 80 Kentucky do 60 n, at 81 81 =
l2 state do Is n. Of ~ D 80 West Virginia sheep.
% D. at y or y State do, 70 n, at se - bucks
wiikcrscn ( sherman: lel Kentucky sheep, 10? 7,
al - do. ~ at - - l.; 10 Indiana do lol y.
40 - ~; Oj do. O5 ~ ?t ~ 30; II do 40 n. at 81
i92 Kentucky lambs. 80 H. az so GIL az do Oj'2 H.
at g. II DO, = n. at - 50 , ,, ~
- 80; AZ do 6i n. OF 81 1856 Ohio sheep. % H. a.
- - S7 Western DO 81 n, at e.; 1875 Kentucky do,
% n. at - ~
1O Punllo do. Is n. at - 81 II do. 80 r.. -
l9G Western do ~ n. ~ ri 81
Newton Gilctt 17s Ohio sheep Sja ~ - %.
D. Harrington 253 Kentucky lambs. 40 n. ~ 80 -
foQI d, "a - 1ilS d.. so n az 30 ojS do -
o3a Do" - y. at - - 4GS Kentucky sheep.
ri 49, ~ - 30 do = =. At 80 30.
Hume Mullen: 81 Pennsylvania sheep. % n Mt
ioB Pcnn.y. yana lambs. GS ~ at ~; % do 80 n.
g. Dnlcnlack: 800 Ohio -hccp 1lc y. at - 80 80
Kentucky lamb. - = At ~ 122
H,llcnlcck & Hollis: rs We,tern sheep 90 n at
" uoGS Receipts 81 cars CSC head 80 '0h.
st. a.d II ears AZ Jersey CIV Market trino easier,
and reported Sale. II good state hog, at
- as - per 100 H. Choice light weight >"ll up To
~ 2or-t b.
-IIancnbeck { Hollis: - state hos. 3oi y. at
80 - PER 100 ~ DO 90 =. 50 - do. 2fl 4. al
90. 23o p. at - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

GRAIN-wHEAT-TheIe was a very Irregular market To-
brisk trading being mainly Of local natgie FL th'
rs Anal f,ures showed were Zee lover to c hghct
About 2ooooo0 bush changed hsnds september opi,ce
sS,c closing $50 The early cables depressed
local lous," started selling stock Ii .tor: meas
SIsd 2l$ So bush and the Ni,i6e sGpg mad ga.1 o.
seaboad clearanccs rather light an Of viii n had weaken
s s sst K n1s A lnnG S 70 &
Private cables however reported crop damssr to rye and
pr qs1 Russia On hi! the situation ASSUMED
ss ar cp"rd a lie i aG 5i winds &
Ksnsa' Closing pue ea0es Wee d'PfsSgg ana nr s5t
sther Te as IN some ca Ar5as a. ntGFF %
7 77s and $50 900 bush respectively ycar ago SeaeGr
and - 500 pSs, rour The spo; market bat
EXPORT tadhe Very moderate salper, TOOK 1000 9g,h
pf uns'iSS oasA ef 600 and ou SDs nSng
N0F.9 cS 600 'Pps t,e 1 90 i , As1
Sacradcd SPIN and wlncr red Of slGooe 50. XoTi,
en- at Se- no rsa at sSse a1 1 ~ .G e
s ~ q Sc =: Do ssS:t 34.sS, soSg a.
spenes. siGec closing at S. a. DO $780, Ie &C., @
S:' M'fcs - q so,ias %
KS n&lfais, ga 5s:s o.
-. CoIN-was decidedly strong with console aDe 1914
ssSs, s. 2, saov1s Std WIN an % If @
lbe visible supply decreased 5000 bush; bnt the cie
With mote %oe S Sa' less 'n tSS N at c wSs
,.@rs r,neS 1903 255 bush ior he ye.k but ta+ , had
1c only 1000 bush beng taken for eSl"rt tncna
tpg ungrade1 mixed 53d56c. Clearance l2"t D.s
Ssles 10000 bu sh future $50 bn,h spot icudHt
ungsd.d mixed white et $50 &c no riN quot
60e6lc July. 80 Tilc. closing az ''-' a.
august 554d5Orc. CLOSING at 602c 40 ~ !"'r "'
f552c. closing do october 't'sN - 80 'l"-hH
u 55i,c Strengthening. sympathiliig with cora
together local covering Of shorts, shd u.rict.
" nearly 200 in the visible supply statement
Final figures showed rise Of ~ PC GA me Htt me-.
stronger market mod rate l. ace IelorVl
csraaccs 302 bush Sales. 30 900 bus iut'rr, ~"
brsh spot including No uiA,d - d. th ati, 10 %
white a. 27e No 2 mixed. 3j03O4c olcNasnti 'lprp
ypite 3cc; 80 white 5oc ,c2t'r - t.'"g"'
H131.c. mixed. 01c &C NHT' "a p
&di8c; No July, 3JG3G@c. closing ~ SIC o. AtSn'
S5sa35'.c, closing at $500 DO p'"Iahef 0Cc9,S2r
Closing = Boz. ....-.... fIED-O"otod ~ T. COG
% n G0a65c so y G5a7oc; 100 y. 75qsjc; siarp'
oe91e rye feed 1850 c9 Gu@ h@@ meal - ~ 49,
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DO 9 1880 10 40 81 a. 3 Do $50 az a. ~ d Ia
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Saadei, 10 (6le,;o tecrs l$s7 r. at s5a 30; =
>. 30 ~ do, 1881 n at - %; Il DO. 1902 H. at - rs
S> % 1910 at At = g. aS sa $50 % AZ =
chicago d. 1910 ~ al % ~; hefcr,. 30 II. A. Y
20 ensy ana DO 1000 b. at y 80 WOO ' ~ J. ''
ohio ' .r. 1876 y at 8 10; DO ss, r. at t" y = 500
do. 1901 3d. al ~ 5O Il Chicago do l43l u, at 81 ;
aas DO % o5 lPSa a. a. "a o. do &c. ITs at at &
cow li2o H. at 70 Cincinnati i'lO n. at 81.
- 80 - T H d. 20 iso N at ~ ~ 81 '"G 81 d.
ili b. at 70 s. / 1920 n, at ~ Is . Oxen 1915
sbanOerg 10 rcun,yl ania steers, r5o H. at 81 80 ;
Is Do, 1895 n. at q ioi i do, l22i n at -
Hallerbcck Hollis; p bulls $50 -, at ~ 40; do
COW aud calf for 80 do ior 10 the IKEA
was quoted -toady at s20d>i5 for poor TO good
AZ at Jersey City. Good plenty ond sod
promptly nj small adlanr' over Fridfls prices but
auli AZ unchanged figures Poor 70 cho:ce ycas sold az
S sIa,sr. aad ou.;emEs At 2s3'c About 500 COMMON
D cscd calves moderate request, but firm good
= Ss < ~ o D. lS IS Es At ~ DC I54
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' linn Wright Co. = vcals 40 n. at 6i.c % do
"a NJ At So IS mixed csl,c', I7@ ID. at 5c sra do
200 w y a, Kirby CO. IL vals 15O n at &c; DO
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Dressmaking.

ARTISTIC DRFSSMAKING.-I de-
slgue hotel order. .. short notice 0nd lnVd
rN4te charges goods purchased II dr.lf'u'
Mr.. MoELlOY. ~ Fast oth-st. opposite
Dcnnin,'~.
DEESSMAE ER.-First-class litter lnd
artistic designer. to 90 out hy the day
1orrner.y VITA white { Howard rtfrrcnt" ;
NEE q employer. l3j East il5th-sb
DRESSMAk EK.-flegant cutter ana Mt
Tor rs "A day, or az nOInc Itfi'ct Ut guar
nnta,u India SIX, grenadines or clOth sultr
made in ohc week Tor SO; fancy waist,
AID Russian gowns "A specially. ~ Last
IOLn.-t.. nca broadway.
DKESSM - Artistic tailor made
sri,s from % ht and Workmanship Sudf-
annea: also ball. evening aud reception
dr.,;-os ~ equally luw price. BON >
"a East 20th-st.
tIEST.CLASS DRESSMAk FIR Excel.
icpi cutter and inter; - pr day suit. -
IN - highest refcnnce.. ~, YOU MI
IEKG, a. East l2th.st., 3D. -.