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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-08-13

A SCHEME IL on foot between the pop
ulists and democrats of Minnesota to
fuse on the state and electoral ticket
ELIAS S. MOVES, cashier Of the Lin
coin National bank, Chicago, has dis
appeared, supposed to Canada The
bank was out $1,000. !. ...e..,
Mrs. ANNA JACK, of Pennington, Ill,
who had been wasting away slowly for
some months, coughed up large bunch
OF pins and commenced to improve.
Ed BROOKS, one of the publishers OF
the Herald, was drowned in, the river
near Charleston, H., while in bathing.
AT Buffalo, N. d., lightning struck
the Northern Pacific elevator, and the
building and its contents were quickly
burned. The loss was 5000.
The Anderson tin plate works at An
derson, Ind, have been sold under the
sheriff's hammer to satisfy numerous
executions for debts
Irisreported that a company Of Indian
police has started from TRhlequah to
destroy all cattlemen's fences in the
Cherokee strip and trouble 10 feared.
A TORNADO in southwestern Mime
sofa on the Sth is reported to have done
damage amounting to $500, 900.
A MAN, wife and four children We're
killed in runaway some miles west OF
Guthrie, Ok, the horses dashing over
prccipice
Mrs. BURKE, Of Chicago, charges that
her husband was killed by abuse at the
Kankaliee insane asylum.
TWELVE Cinnamon were landed near
Port Wilson, Wash, tho other day, four
of whom were arrested.
The Knights Templar conclave opened
at Denver, Col, on the 9th, with grand
parade.
ADvIcEs from the Choctaw nation are
to tho effect that the friends Of Gov.
Jones conccde his defeat by Jacob
Jackson by vote Of 25.
A SENSATIONAL suicide was that OF
Judge James C. Normile at st Louis
He had been severely criticised by the
Post Dispatch for his administration of
the criminal court and brought charge
of libel against the paper. Brooding
over the matter caused him to take his
own life.
No. 5 SANTA FE train was wrecked by
spreading rails near Denver, Col. No
one was killed but many were severely
injured.
A BALTIMORE & ONO engine ran into
a beef train near the Bellaire CO.,
bridge wreclsing both engines and two
cars. John Lovejoy, brakeman, was
fatally injured.
A YOUNG lady named Rust was
drowned in the Sioux ut Sioux City, la.
In the same river ncar the same place
Pat Collins, boy, was crowned In
the Missouri at Sioux City Ed. Larlkin,
a small boy, was drowned. All drown
ings occurred the same day while the
parties were bathing.
THE governor of North Dakota has
raised the smallpox quarantine.
REV. IRL r. HICKS, the alleged
weather prophet. has been taking note
of the spots on the sun, which he con-
cludes arc due to ''eruptions
ARBTTRAToEs have been appointed in
the Western Passenger association dis
pute.
THE Wabash is arranging for the con-
struction of extensive new yards south
of Chandler, near Chicago.
The Burlington Co. has materially
modified its proposed amendments to
the western traffic agreement
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-08-13
THE WEST.

A SHOCK of earthquake was felt ut
Burlington, % miles west Of Racine,
Wis
SHAITERs' dry goods store Mt Mat
toon, ILL.,, burned Loss, $4,000.
In anticipation of an increased bust
ness next year the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railway Co. intends to ex-
pend $4,000, 600 TO s12, OOO, 900 this year
in extensions with track betterments
and new equipment.
A CONVERTED Polish jew went into
the synagogue ut St Paul, Mimi, and
began TO preach the Christian religion.
He was Immediately assaulted. beaten
and pitched out of the synagogue.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-08-13


PETER WANT, who was left with two
others on St Matthew'S island, Behring
sea, has been rescued The fate Of his
two companions is unknown.
ALETTER in the London Jewish Chron-
icle describes tho Argentine colony
started by Baron Hirsch for the refugee
Jews us n stupendous failure.
FIVE Russian soldiers have been capt
ured by the Afghans
THE Canadian Western railroad, a
British Columbia line, has secured q
generous subsidy from the government.
SIX miners were drowned IN Q. coal
pit near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England.
IT is stated that new pipe line COM
pany is being organized with q capital
of Sl2, OOO, 900 to dispute the monopoly
of the Standard Oil Co.
A BULL movement in stocks is predict
ed within the next two months
THE Glasgow (Scotland) Herald Office
burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Birrella cotton works, Liverpool,
England, burned. Loss, heavy; in
sured.
AN Irish village with seven cottages
occupied by young women and young
men, illustrating Irish home life, is be-
ing arranged by the Countess of Aber-
deem for the worlds fair. Lace making
will be feature.
Two torpedo boats attached to the
British blue squadron while maneuver-
ing near Portsmouth came into COLI
sion. One of them was so badly dam
aged that she sank.
CHILL has decided to grant the request
of the government of the United States
to appoint arbitration commissioners.
CHOLERA has invaded st. Petersburg
and panic of the inhabitants has re-
suited.
THE sultan of Morocco received the
heads of three rebels who had been
slain in battle. Foreigners are becom-
ing alarmed.
THE Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners in national convention adopted
a resolution demanding of congress the
repeal Of the clause of the act recently
passed closing the worlds fair on Sum
day.
THE French transport Charente, en-
gagged in laying cables in the Mediter-
ranean, is aground near Hyeres
THE results Of the supplementary
elections for members of departmental
councils in France leave net repub-
hcan gain of 1885, The conservatives
now hold only six departments.
SILVER is quoted at SIS cents an ounce,
the lowest figure yet reached
DEuBER will shortly commence suit
against the watch trust.
The Mexican loan of e6OO, 900 was adj
vantageously placed, showing the good
credit of the country:
NEW coal fields have been discovered
in Lancashire, England.
RECENT rain making experiments
have been fat failures. ..
THE rubber trust combination goes
into effect November l.
THERE is famine in Siam and mis-.
sionaries ask for assistance.
THE Golden club has condemned Lord
Salisbury's Hastings speech.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-12

OF LIE CIASS I'll IL II lNSEt / f-N FtlI F,oN
APPARITION.
En- ce temps-la, j'avais douze ans,
rpil vif. le teint clair, DIES cheveux EN-
broussailes que ma pauvre mere
s'incepiat a METRE daccord chaQue
matin-peine perdue-et, CONNIE
trait de caractere, une sainte horreur
des livres ct du maItre decole par
dessus le marche.
II faut dire que Ia nature etait
plus on moins complice de ces dispo-
sitions interieures. Nous habitions
alors un des plus beaux pays dies
Vosges, lie village de Framont, situe
juste au pied de la grande montague
du Donon. QuelIes bonnes parties
de vacances ont vues ces montagnes
Ouelles ioie quand lie matin, a six
heures, mon pere entrait dams Ia
cLambre !-"Alons, debout, les petits
hommes C'est aujourdhui diman-
che Y
Et lie dimanche, on allait au Do
non
Tn quart d'heure apres, c'etait a
qui s'e.lpresserait autour du panier
aux provisions. Mon frere Jules, un
bambin de huit ans, voulait sen
emparer; moi, je. pretextais ma
qualite dame mais auiourd'hu que
le droit d'ainesse n'existe plus, ce
sont les Benjamins qui remportent.
TT lie soir on revenait par les chemins
de schlit, Pun poussant rautre, moi
tie glissant. car les sentiers semes
d'aiguilles de sapin facilitent singu-
lierement la descente.
lie lendemain, il fallait retourner a
Iecole, ct les heures sont tongues en-
etc, quand lie gai soleil Went par la
fenetre ouverte danser sur les pupi-
tres ct rire au nez du maitre. Mon
pere, 81 soucieuX quill fnt de mon
education, ne pouvait me tenir de
bien pres sa profession de percep.
teur fohligeait 4 de frequentes excur
sionS dams les villages environments.
Ma mere de son cote, n'avait pas
lecourage de lui denoncer mon in
condute Quand je rentrais lie soir
les mains sales, les habits dechires
ellie await beau me menacer de |:
colere paternelle, je ne savais que
trop quelles provisions d'indulgenc'
son cpur tenait Ell reserve. Je em'en
tendais 81 bien a implorer mon par
don, qu'elle finissait par m'attire
dams ses bras ct par me promettre
toujours pour la derniere fois, de n
rien dire.
Bientot apres, la porte souvrai
ct mon pere faisait son entree. Che
pere lie travail de la journee tini,
navait pas lie ceur a gronder II Il
pensait qua Sc d6lasser de ses fat
CUES au milieu de nous. Comme
nous aimait tous les deux ! Et qut
plaisir de nous voir grandir robuste
CONNIE de vrais enfants de la foret
LIE fait est que mes courses e
pleln air tournaient au profit de m
bonne mine. 81 recolier ne vala
pas cher, en- revanche, rhabitue d
Donon 6tait leste faire envie a Il
ecureil, un coureur DIES bois accompI
IL fallait volr avec quel entrain me
pere me donnait Ia r6plique. Quan
Il lui arrivait de me prendre sur sc
dos ct quapres deuN on trois toul
de manege dams la chambre, force Ii
etalt de plier sous lie poids, il s6po
gealt lie front ct me laissant couler
terre: =" "Est-il lourd, lie brigand
secrlait-il, Nous avons la un fl
iuron, ma femme
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revais que batallles ct aventures.
81 encore il ne s'etalt agi que de
moi, il ny aurait eu que demi-mal.
Mais dtja Jules s'enorgueillissait de
marcher sur mes traces. Quoiqu'il
fnt dun naturel tranquile, un NAL
heureuX talent d imitation le poussait
a COPPER mes fats ct gestes. II ny
await pas de complot OH ce mioche
ne trouvat moyen de Sc faufiler
CONNIE une couleuvre dams une haie
Aussi les yieux de Ia bande, Ro-
dolphe en- tGte, un beau garcon de
quatorze ans, avaient-ils du l'admettre
a l'honneur de partager lie secret de
nos expeditions. On 4 souvent be.
soin dun plus petit que sol. Quand.
apres Ia classe, nous defilions derrie-
re les dernieres maisons du village
pour battre les champs, les bonnes
gems qu nous rencontraient, voyant
| petit Jules aux premier rangs du
cortege, ne scngeaient guere nous
denoncer. lie moyen de Sc defer
dune bande de conjures a ravant-
garde de laquelle Sc pavanait un
innocent au visage de cherubin, un
Tom-Pouce pas plus haut qu'une
bOtte !!
Dependant Get etat de chooses ne
pouvait pas durer A plusieurs re-
prises deja, mon pere await eu vent
de ce qui Sc passait NJ. Herrensch-
midi, lie maitre d'ecole, await prs lie
chemin de la maison, ct c'etait recu
Mais qui salt sill he lui prendrait pas
fantaisie de venir un dimanche ? II
ny rien de tel Qu'une conscience
troublee pour nourrir de facheux
presscntiments. Je sentais dams Fair
CONNIE des bouffees d'orage. La
tempete grondait, ct gare a raverse
81 ellie venait a Gclater
Je me rappelle qu'un mardl, vers
deux heures, notre petit groupe de
con]ures trottait acknowledgement lie
long du chemln qui meme a la maison
d'ecole. Toutes les generations FONT
suivi ce chemin, mais jamais peut-etre
! avec plus d'envie de planter Ia la
grammaire ct les declinaisons. On
ent dit que la meme pensee germait
dams chacune de nos tetes, ct pourtant
personne ne soufflait mot: ces idees-la
sont contagieuses.
Pour ma part, je voyais la grande
sale d'etude, sombre ct basse, avet
ses bancs de bois noir alignes ct les
carreaux des fenetres OH les mouches
bourdonnaient par centaines. J'en
tendais la voix de NJ. Herrenschmid
| qui criait de sa chaire "Au premie
qui bouge toute la sale en- retenue ?
L'excellent homme II ny await
somme toute que ce moyen de Sc fair
obeir.
Tout a coup, Rodolphe, qui mar
chait en- t6te de la bande, s'arreta
nit un doigt sur sa bouche, ct, d'ul
. air mysterieux ct resolu tout a Ia fois
nous fit signe de lie rejoindre au plu
| vite.
Cetait un beau garcon que C
, Rodolphe. Je vols encore son regar
, clair, ses bonnes joues roses, epa
, nouies.
-Venez done disait-il a mi-voi,
+ Voici lie pere Josue ct sa chienn
Nous allons joliment nous amuser!
, II n'eut pas besoin de repeter SO
invitation. Adieu la maison d'6cole
, En- quelques enjambees, nous avior
reioint notre chef ct nos tetes curieust
d Sc dressaient en- rang d'oignons de
5 riere lie remblai qui nous s6parait {
+; In route cOmmunale.
+ L'objet de notre curiosite etait I
petit homme generalement conr
l..,, L. ,,n,,c oo,,c lo nom do itnS
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FEUILLETON.
Historic
FORESTER.

or LIE CHAssEUR D'INSECTES FAIT son
APPARITION.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Il sANFBANcIsoo. Feb. 20.-The vegetable market
|nmains dull and overstocked. Receipts of po-
|atoes were very heavy, 1885 sacks arriving from
Oregon and 3,5A from California points.
onions are also in large supply; 464 sacks from
Oregon alone came to hand. Green vegetables
are in fair supply. The asparagus is not of first
class quality, and peas are weaker, IL cents per
pound being as much as could be obtained for
them.
/ PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
!. Produce receipts: Flour, 1000 quarter sacks;
barley, 5000 centals; wheat. $1,000 centals; corn,
1909 eentals; beans, 600 sacks; bran, 1000
sacks; potatoes 900 sacks; onions, 900 sacks;
wine, $1,000 gallons.
Flour-Family extras, s5056I5.l5 per barrel;
&kers extras. $4,000; superfine. sS.20@S 40.
w ,heat-sl 70gl.72l5 per GENITAL Tor shipping;
Milling grades, $l.75(gl77la per GENITAL.
bafley-feed, 9oc for dark Coast, go 4(U971 &c
stor good quality, ana sl.00 for choice; brewing,
s20JSll5 per contal
0ats-snrprise, ST. 50CG1 60; milling, sLs5(sl .4o
FOOD to choice, SIS S0l.35; of grades, $3.50
Lzl1s; gray, 81. 2511. 90; Oregon black. sL27l&Co
ls per GENITAL; California black. sl-l0(G1.20 for
common, and sl509L6o per GENITAL for choice
lots for seed.
corn--Large yellow, 81 81 small yellow, 81 50;
Hhlte, sl.3otgLS2i2 per GENITAL.
OPTIONS.
/. Call board sales: wheat-Buyer, season,
Nlt0l-10ts, closing Sl.703s.
Barley-Buyer, season, 99l &c.
FINANCIAL.
!. Drafts-sight, 22is; Geographic so. Sterling
phis-bank, sLs6t4; sight, $3.50; commercial,
,ssij2; Silver bars, 9Oi 4G59O3sc. Mexican dol
lars, 7ltS7l12c.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-weak; Pacifics, 20l023c
Coffee-Options closed steady; IS down to 25
oints UP. Sales were 2.020 bags, including:
February, s14; March, sl3.S5; April; $l3. Spot
Rio, nomInally firm.
sugar-Raw, Firm; fair refining, &c; refined,
steady,
Copper-Firm; Lake, 5000
Lead-Firm: domestic, s4l5
Tin-Firm; straits, sl9.70t0l975
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20-The wheat market today
was steady, the opening being about &c lower
than Yesterdays closing; rallied &c, receded
&c, then advanced &c, receded and closed
about &c lower than yesterday. Receipts were
$4,000 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels.
Wheat-Steady; cash, e0lSc: May, 93l@c.
Corn-Easier; cash, 40l4e May, 4il4G.
0ats-steady; cash, 29l4c; May, 2913c.
Rye--Quiet; SIC.
Barey--Quiet: sec.
Flax-Slow; 975sa19sc.
Whisky-sL14
Pork-Steady; cash, sli.55; May, sIis5.
Lard--steady: cash. $6.47ls; May, Sc. 6715.
shoulders-s5. 0o95.25; short clear, s6.20QJ6 IS;
short ribs, s5.s7la.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Feb O.-Cattle--Receipts, 1000
head: steady. Natives, S. 5014l5; stockers,
$l55Cg3; cows. $l.s0tG1-70.
Hogs-Receipts, IL $50 head; steady to higher
Rough and common, sI49tG460: mixed and
packers, s. I0CgtS5; prime. heavy and butchers
weights, 81 4OtG5.o5; light, si.6JG4.9o.
Sneep-Receipts, 20 Q head; steady to a shade
higher. Ewes, sS.25(9i60: mixed, si6501l 90;
wethers. S5.ooCG575: Westerns, $5159160; lambs,
$5.50(p6 10
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per Ton III : 30 petnds
Also coal screenings. delivered N bo1H 49, 20
hfoA1wAy pumping station -
wosi selfvarea a, Lake Unisu . Deea1wsy
purnnins stations the wood must y - ~ -
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nj Mstt9eks, $: & l. Cutter, K -
| Mahn's handled axes. 81. to AZ psr dcrsa.;
d6 S.edseT' mAuiS ana hA'che's
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rms ices re9nsers. 1880 amino rnlgallLed
an 20 De beaGed; ihai ~. y ~ diseounl
ana nlack. 1lVe ~. ~ 49, y rnions aanrs unons,
couplings, bushings Rias sse "a 6I56s valves.
american unions: cheek, nc, gsssr rsfsk nippiss,
steam cocks, gate valves .sssss eonnon pipe
!ocS nuts. ~aisfgasss .~. se;oes vfencbss, blacks
longs BROCK cham toasss srstne belik yroushs
| st.son wrencnes. me. .,l "a plsck; jenkins
pipe = 20 s-inch gary Aa a % Na 81 discount
waves. Chase zinc oilers ~ ~ Hsek bras and
| on STANDARD list; gaivanneo -
| Iron. s,.<h. fo< Mueller tap
| Corporation cocks, = 70
| ping machine. y q. 4 ina. sur xnelr
| Corporation cocks, pA'enA =
| Ter tapping machihe ~, ana f9sretfaL per box
| Sosp-Iyee, savon. hiL. - 1870 ~ doxeD
DEITY tubular lantssns ~ sn.srax White and ruby,
| Globes for Deltz iuDnA'
| per dUzen- - uxslc acid. aue
tire aePar,ment s1,p sss- - nse. CO, ~
hrebost coal for engine aos ,s,,,i ~ sfonc. rub
oaiS bicarnonAie Of Sea ,'sss elrhl 70 the ponsd
ter hose. sleeps wool sponsS
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EASTERN MARK ETs.
NV yoRK srocK EXCHANGE.


NV YORK, Feb. 2n-The market today was
oua and narrower than during the past two
weeks, while displaying a weak tone under
fFessRre to sell Changers yielded TO attack be-
a'Asisc of reports of probable adverse legislation
h Nebraska
The stock market opened with very moderate
fTolume OF business. and while il was subjected
10 spurts o; animation IN Reading, North Amer
lean. lake Erie & Western aud ST. Paul at differ
ent times, the general list remained dull
Throughout the first hour, prices generally being
only slight fractions different from those OF
last evening, bat Burlington Quincy, which
| Sold, ex-dividend. at "a lower ST loe Early
oealing were marked by a dropping tendency
ali through the list, the only marked exceptions
being Lake Erie & Western and coalers, which
succeeded in raising small fractions. The
Upward movement in Lake Erie Il Western
reached per cent, though the best figures were
no' maintained. After Il o'clock further eonces'
sious were made from time 10 time until the bank
abatement and the further engagement OF gold
Tor export stimulated sales for both sides on
fceognt and prices declined more rapidly
Union Pacific and burlington were coHspien-
ously weak al this point, and Lake Erie Il West
err shares gave way, losing s portion of their
early gains
The market closed weak, fnsl changes show
Ing general fractional l3sses, but Union Pacific
snd Rock island are down each II, and bGr-
|hnstou equivalent 10 about the same.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroleum Closed, 6y3s.
GOLD FOR EUROPE.
Wv YORK, Feb. &.-An additional lot Of
gold 70 the amount Of 5000 was taken today
ior shipment to Europe and :l,oooIto in all
went today
2. WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, Feb 20.--The weekly bank state
neat shows the following changes: Reserve
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
PuYalIup Hop Market.

The Puyallup Citizen OF February 10 says: The
market could not be duiler, principally for the
Jason that there very few bales left The
emnant OF the hops held by the growers
"a. -. with firm hand that purchasers cannot be
A''osooo found 1t is hard to say what good sample
..o - - ould bring at this date The market for 1891
s's'''o-" virtually closed. L. Meeker & Co. bought
thy bales of Andrew Lund at Is cents Only
twenty-eight bales have been shipped from Puy-
kllup since Friday last.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Feb 90 -tspeciaLl- The grain
"a en- ~ market dull and with trading today.
Quotations: Club, 97c; blue stem, 81. Barley,
ss oso ia n per ton. Wheat receipts, 1000 bushels.
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COUNTY TEEAsgE's :. nssssiS exss:s,.sssss.,;
L county trsa. ,ss Z, M f. ~sss 81
WIN pay @ prs sssias IA 9 :ss' III s s psd
dTs e p 's sSid sssay e ssssiiss 1874
o. spch wa,.ss,ss s, 81 isss Ssaay rsssa''
pated Fepruagy y. lss-
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND Feb. ,2o.-[special- l-Wheat-The
market is active and quotations nominal /:
90 nm Valley, sL5N9l60; Waa Wala, $15o11.55 per
Dental. Receipts for twenty-four hours, 1850
"a oxs az RENTALS
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

w T. HAMMOND, SUCCESSOR TO H. r.
w Hammond & Co, commission merchant
wholesale fruits. produce. butter and eggs -four
grain. etc. Consignmenis solicited S2l-S23
West street corner Marion, seattle. Wash. Refer
enee First National Bank. Telephone A59. y. q.
Box 2=6.
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DEATHS AND FUNER4Ls.

JOHNSoN-Tn Seattle. at 6l9 NcClair street.
Sunday, February II, 1892. Miss Kate f /,
sister of Frank johnson, aged Al years.
Funeral services at the above address on Tues
day. Interment at Des Moines Ia
HARRIS-At Ballard. on Sunday, February 81,
1892. John Harris. aged SO years.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-Bar silver, Il SIG. Con-
soils, 90 1916. Bullion paid into Bank of En-
gland on balances today, 10000 Bank of En-
gland discount, per cent.
BREADSTUFFS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb aO-wheat-Holders offer
moderately; No red winter SIS llsd steady;
spring. SIS 21Sd, steady.
Corn-Holders offer futures sparingly and
supply Of spot poor. Prices are unchanged.
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EupIormESr ANTED-MALE.

ANrtp-NgTUATEu, As CUSTOM cur
W Ter with arst-cSss house; nteen tl'l
wears snperieace la fae trades "a LsSivfh tliea-
Z = .rsrtt-ai tailor: references furnished. viii BE-
sisrsrased Apnl J. Address a. tGfsiie, anA
81 Water street. Milwaukee, Wis
1~ANTFp-Ef FIH-f-CLASS STATION
W ~ engineer position eithes lH 90 1nt Of cltY
A dare~s y ] y. iCst- intelligence
MULTIPLICATION BY NOCSS MAJ ~
w ,nrs In hospital or private narsipg OF 70 take
c.rs IN Invalid gentleman. Addrsss a.. II, care
Post Iniriligeucer,
Yxv.NFEp-TuOSE nE~lRfNu MALI HEif
W IAN get q aitss Ciiy @issloa ifee ~ COST 81"
and g!Z sSatA second ttfswL
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decrease, $2,7oe,ooo; specie Increase. ss17oco:
circulation decrease, 800, &c., Banks now hold
sSos5s,oOo in excess of legal requirements.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3l4l15iS per cent
sterling exchange--Steady; 60-day bills, s. $50.
Bar silver, 9oc.
BONDS.
U. 6. Is (reg1. $3.50. 11sJ4U 6. 2s frep) 100
v. =. As lcouponsl. .ll6l. Pacit ic 6x - 50