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Ray, black pnintr, fs hsnds hirh /. ~sfoht faso.
.oaea Apr o lss6i never hsd aug r-suiar trainlnE,
bui ShoWed us quarters In - secunss ~ t,rn vear
Old 2;32 gaif uired by yikiu Ias3 an n Fshert
llSh,areo OF kgthorne, 9.l9ls Experi Prince 9-iaiG
Egion a.it4; Emma. 2:ldiE filinaie Egbert, 2:
woud, 2:is5i ood6y, 2:i9l and Al Other. Fsrss
dam. Campi0wn, by Aerpengrr Duroc, IO6. Second
dam. Mics McCloud. by hol1ert coli.
Third dam, h1y Fly, by Utter horse. sou Of
Fourth dam, vlrsgr, by Roe-s AhdAliah chief.
Niking's nrst dam. t'ui by Brisnal: I n: 39iS
~ hamnFino Chief II; dam sale woodford. bv
w ondlord. sire ct dan 3 81 WedRwood 9.Io and
wcodiord Msmhrino 2:2IJk Brignol, sined the
dam of narihsy also Of six perfnrnrrs with rseord-
frnm I. .2l. 'n s:E7a Including King Wilkes ..ast.
sire or Oliver X, 2:i6k
Second dam, Crop dam of Code o.4ots =. z,.,.h.
Armory s26, and Counsellor 2:a4 By Pilot, Jr. ~,
sired nine performers IN the 2:SO Liar. and the
dams o. - o.hers intending the two fastest rottsrs
on earth Maud ). 2:0sA and Jay Eve see a:I01.
Seven OF his sons has Transmitted .n.ed Thi,d
dam, Q fast Canadian PAGER ---'~
kipPetoes INST dam, vsssar girl, by Admiuistra-
tcr, ~ record s:2gh. BY HambletoniAn 10; ist
dam Dolly AalsteAd, BY Arabian Tartar; Sd dam,
py Duroc MespenRer. Administrator 2:9eX. Sired
oatchny 9:ls, McMahone, 2;2i Exeonor .sltH
ano nine Others with records Of 2:SO or better.
ms oAnghiera have produced 81 $50 or batter uer
formeFs, and his sons have sired y in ths .siist
second dam, Magnostine, dam Una 2:29k. by
imp. MANGO; third dam Parachbts BY imp. Yorf.
IH,Te; W,; X Hsraiog ny Herald; afth dam Margaret
Il
\ hoTk.-Rippetoe IN a dark bny Liack noinfs
| wltnout any wnite 10 hands high, hne form, and
good bone and substance; he is royalty bred and is
SC, credit 70 the fSmilies to which be traces. His
sire Viking Is horse Of great courage with blood
IKE meek, clean cut head. shoulder we'll formed
deep chest and immense girth through the heart
ne mas never been rnined, but Ia certain 10 trot
iss aud is bred just like his half brother SUPERIOR
VINO mas record of i:71, recently so Ia for $4,000
a. hlppetoe crosses four times to Hamhletouian fe,
| tnree times thrnugh hts sire and once through his
Gam twice TO Mambr1ro Chief IL once 10 Pilot
1r, ~, hacked up with Thoroughbred Egbert: his
ssanosi.e % Traces thirty five times to imp Messsn-
ger, ana fifteen times to imp. Diomed, and Is
therefore strongly inbred as we'll ia AbdalIah and
Diomed blood. -"~
hppeioe will make the season Of 1893 commcnc-
ny prii lat aud ending July ist as follows. Nom
asys u.y a. Mcclure, Tuesdays at WESTON, and on
meqnesdays, THURSDAYS, Fridays aud Saturdays at
| on South side OF the river
| IKRMs:-S SO 0u at hume and SIS co on the stand
re 70 insure mare to be with ioal. An sccidents,
escapes ctc, Atowper's risk, who will also forfeit
Insurance In caee the mare is parted with or moved
IRON the neighborhood. $lGLu single leap
a. GEO. BOWERMAk. Owner
=" Napoleon, Ohio
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4 Question About national saving.

It was stated in the house the other night
that the stationery department had effected
nobly patriotic saving of a few hundred
pounds by buying its pencils in Bavaria. In
other words, in order to show saving OF
this paltry amount to the richest country
in the world, these noble statesmen have
robbed some hundreds of men, women and
children of their livelihood and sent some
thousands of pounds out of the country 1t
is as if farmer who has to keep his hands
should let them remain idle while he pays
foreigners to do his work. Cannot the de
partment be made to understand that a
saving so effected is, and must be, a loss9
That it comes a great deal dearer to the
state to maintain families deprived Of their
means of livelihood than to save a few hun
dreds and to send all this money away
London Queen
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-05-04

The most painful cases of rheuma-
tism may be relieved by u few applica-
tions of Chamberlain's Pain Balm; its
continued use will cure any case, no
matter of how long standing. 1t il
equally beneficial for lame back, pain
In the side iain in the chest, lameness,
and in all painful affections requiring
an external remedy. A piece of fan
mel saturated with Pain Balm and
and bound on over the seat of pain is
superior to any plaster. For sale by
d. J. HUMPHREY, Napoleon, 0. I'm
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A SONNET.

Let us tstrst. What matters it that we
Once reigned Ger happy realms of long ago,
And talked Of love, and let our voices low,
And ruled for some brief sessions loyally2
What If we sung or laughed or wept maybe2
It has availed not anything, and SO
Let it go by that we may better know
How poor thing is lost to you and me.
But yesterday kissed your lips, and yet
Did thrill you not enough to shake the dew
From your drenched lids-and missed, with nc
regret,
Your kiss shot back, with sharp breaths fail
ing you.
And SO today, while cur own eyes are wet
With all this waste of tears, let us forgeti
James Whitcomb Riley.
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About Axminster Carpets.

There are not many Americans who are
aware Of the fact that oriental rugs and
administer carpets Cknown and sold as
such everywhere) are made more extensive
ly in the quiet village of Philadelphia thar
in any part of the world. There are nc
more carpet looms in Administer, and it is
confidently stated that more carpets art
made in Philadelphia than in the whole Of
England, and these are sold in all quarters
Of the civilized globe. = Architectural
Monthly,
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SECOND STORY.

ing sizes: Stills, 6 by 8; floor joist, Q by 10
ceiling jolst, Q by 6; studs and rafters, 2 by
4. The exterior is of white pine, first story
covered with \ inch siding and second story
with cypress shingles, laid on over matched
sheathing. A cellar is provided under the
sitting room and bedroom. Height of cell
ings: Cellar, Z feet; first story, 10 feet; sec
ond story, 8 feet. The house is heated By
furnace and was erected complete at Car
thage, Ills, for S2,60O e. A. PAYNE.
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AN ECONOMICAL PLAN.

The Rooms So Arranged THAT Every Inch
of Space Il Utilized.
lCopyright. 1sgS by American Press Associa-
tion.l
The problem in this case was TO secure a
large amount Of available room at the least
possible cost. The success Of the undertak-
ing can be seen by examination Of the ac-
companying floor plans. OF course an at
tractive exterior would have been desirable
and would have added much TO the desira-
bility Of the house. BY the application Of
500 or $500 on the exterior the appearance
could be changed from rather plain to q
very attractive house. which, with the ex-
cellent arrangement of rooms given, would
make q most desirable house.
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Little Boy-Papa, / wish you'd save all
the postage stamps that come on your let
tiers.
Papa-What for.
Little Boy-l'm making collection o.
them.
Papa-Humph! What earthly use will a
collection of cancelled stamps be9
Little Boy-I-I don't know, but I guess
it'll be of about as much use as the collec.
tion of cracked teapots that mamma is max.
ing.-Good News.
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Itch on human and horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by D. j.
Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon. o.
dec lilly.
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APromIneut Doctor Accused orMur-
der.


A gentleman recently made start
ling accusation In the hearing Of the
writer. Said he, II firmly believe that
DR.. -, Intentionally or uninten-
tionally, killed my wife. He pronoune-
ed her complaint CoRsumption-in-
curable. She accepted the verd CT, and
died. Yet since then I have heard
Of at least a dozen es.qulte as far ad-
vanced as hers. that have been cured
by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Her life might have been saved,
for consumption Is not incurable." or
course it is not. The Discovery
will remove every trace Of it, II taken
in time and used faithfully. Consump-
ton Is n disease Of the blood-a scrofn-
lOus affection-and the discovery"
strikes at the root of the evil. For all
cases of weak lungs, splitting Of blood,
severe lingering coughs and kindred
ailments, il is u sovereign remedy.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria
When she was Child. she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss. she clung to Castorfa,
When shehad Children, she gassthem castor,a
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MAKE MoNEY

as any electric stock which has ever been offered
20 the public The Wright Universal Electric
Stock will increase In value every month, and
the price will be raised every MONTH You
will never again see the time when you can buy it
as low as we are now offering It. II you want TO
buy stock which will afford perfect safety and
pay big profits send for our prospectus and cata-
logne today, with price of stock terms OF pay
ment and full particulars Of our business Address
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By DAN DEQUILLR
CHAPTER v.

IcOpyright. ISue. BY American Press AssOciA-
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guarantee to rive >essfaction.
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YAIue Of Collections.

Ihs best and oHiI Double Extract ssrsspariIla /
Manners. heups. Take no other. 80 esnts.
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For further information call on B & Ticke
Agent, or address l.. :. Allen, Assistant GeneIs
Passenger Agent Chicago.
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SHILOHSS VITALlZER

Mrs. q. D. HaWk1ns, ChattanO0ga, Tenn, Guys.
sSlliIoh's Vitatizer SA TED MY LIFE
consider 1t the best remedy for system
euer used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
trouble it excels. Price rs cfs.f
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dairy. ga &c: Western creamery. 2502Slsc:
Western factory. 2003Jc; Eiglns. 2sG2sl1c.
Cheese quiet: part skins. new. Ease. Eggs
Liberal supply and lower; receipts. 1851
packages; Western fresh. 15c; duck. Ts02lc;
goose. 25Q2sc.
Tallow scarce and strong: city ls2 for
psckagesl. $50 bid. Cotton seed OIL quiet
and firm; crude. 4Sc bid: yellow. Sic bid.
Rosin dull and easy; strained, common to
good si.27h01.30.
Rice dull and easy: domestic, fair to extra.
3G5l2c; Japan. Az 043c. Molasses-New
Orleans. open kettle. good to choice. steady
and quiet at 30O3Sc.
Coffee Options opened hrm at 500
points M. and closed barely steady at 100
20 poiats up; sales. $500 bags, including:
June. l5.20c; July. 15.050la.i5c; August.
15c; September. H.s501i.s5c; December.
1aSQ14.9Oc; spot Rio quiet and firm; No. Z,
16is01GHc Sugar-Raw quiet and steady;
fair refining, $50; centrifugals. 90 test. Also;
refined quiet and weak: off A. 415l6Q54e;
mold A. 5l205 11il6c; standard A. 5 5160
5lac: confectionery A. 5Slt05sc; cut-loaf,
54 05 15il6e: crushed. So as 1915: pow
dered. 51116057sc; granulated. 551605asci
cubes. 5 lu16057sc.
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Elsewhere.
KANSAS CITY, May 49, Cattle - Re-
ceipts. 1000; shipments. 1000. The market
was steady. Range steers, 90. 5O04.4O; ship
ping steers. &4.5005.60; native GOV sl.S5
@4. 30: butchers stock, 50. 60 "a. 65; stockers
and feeders. S2.2504. IL 40; bulls and mixed, 50
0405.
Hogs-Recsipsa 5000: shipments. 1000.
The market opened l0c higher. but closed
weak. with the advance lost. The bulk of
the sales were at S1.25OL35; heavy hogs.
S7.2507. 40; packers. SZ.3007.40; mixed, 1870
07.36; light, S70T 1885; pigs. s6.6O07.20.
ments. -. The market was slow and
weak; Wool muttons, 1878; clipped NUT
tons. S40475.
CHICAGO, May 1s.-The Evening Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1000: ship
ments, $50. There was no business of note.
During the week prime and extra steers
have sold at S5.500o; mediums. S4.9005.25;
others. S4..,504. IS; grass Texans. s2.7503.75
fed Texans. %. 9004.40
HoRs-Receipts. l1,OOO: shlpments. 5000.
The market was active aud strong at the
opening but 5000 lower at the close.
Mixed and packers. SZ4007.55; heavy. $3.50
07.70; light, S1.5047.65.
Sheep and Lanbs-Receipts. 1000: ship
ments, none. The market closed steady.
Sales during the week ranged as follows:
Grass Texans. &c. 66O 40: Western weth-
ers. So05.6O; native lambs, S5.5007.20.
EAST LIBERTY. May 18.-Cattle-Re-
ceipte, 1,OOU; s0lpment6. 6f0. Nothing do
ing; all through o~onslgnments. sixteen
carloads of cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hogs - Receipts. 8, 400; shipments, 5000.
The market was steady. Fair light to best
heavy, S7.5O07.90. Six carloads OF hogs
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.700; shipments. 1000.
The market was very dull. Very little de-
mand; l5c Oft from yesterdays prices. In
dications are for q slow market next week.
BUFFALO. May Observation-Disclosures,
142 carloads through and 2 carloads for sale.
The market was dull and unfavorable.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 carloads through and
Is carloads for sale. The market was
stronger. Workers. good, $3.50; pigs. SZ.S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. z carloads
through and 27 carloads for sale. The mar.
ket was dull and slow: sheep very dull and
lower. Best sheep. 1875; good lambs. $3.50.
ST. LOUIS, May 13.-Cattie-Receipts,
1000; shipments. 1000. The market was
steady. No good natives on sale; fed Texas
steers, S4.25.
HoRs-Reoeipts. 1000: shipments. 1900.
The market was steady. Heavy, S1.2001.G;
mixed. 81. 100 so: tight. s7.150145.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 1000.
The market was stronger; natives. S404. IS;
Texans. Sa750450.
CINCINNATI. May 13.-Hogs steady. Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments. 1.S00.
Cattle easy at S2.500525. Receipts, $50:
shipments, 1o0.
Sheep easier at So. 5O0a25. Receipts. 1000:
shipments. 200. Lambs firm at Si.25 at. 10:
spring. 70lOc per pound.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

THE quotations. qiren 6eIoic are the selling prsces
~ Wholesale dealers.
CANDIES AND NUTS.
Candies-stIck. 70 ~ 10; common mixed.
&c; u. n. X. mixed, &C; banner mixed. lOc;
cream mixed. lOl9c; old-tIme mixed. &c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 200: English
walnuts, l6c; Brazil nnts. Zoe; filberts. lie;
peanuts, roasted. lose: mixed nuts. 15c.
CANNED GOODS
Notwithstanding. 3-pound, s2.5O0275:
S-Dound seconds. sl.s592: California stand.
ard. s2soG2- IS; California seconds. S2l22a.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-pound, $50
f5c; raspberries. 2-pouDd. s1.e0dl %: pine
apple. standard. 2-pound. S1.2541.S5; choice.
S2G2.2J; cove oysters. 1-pound. full
weight. S1Gl.10; light. 70G75c: 2-pcund.
full. S292 10: light. g. 20401 so; string beans.
e6G95c; Lima beans. sL109l.30 peas. mar
rowfat. SL100L.2O: early June. sl.259l.5O;
HOLSTERS. sl.S502: red cherries. Sl.20Gl25:
straw berries. sl.200l.30; salmon Tbs, SL.45
4220; 3-pound tomatoes. Sl.2jGl.SQ.
COAL AND COKE
Coke-Counellsville. 90. 75p load:crushed.
e2%5 70 load: Iump. SO T. load.
Anthracite coal. all sizes. S1.50 u ton:
l~ittsbnrg and Raymond City. SA.2 ~ ton:
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MONEY, STOCKS AND GRAIN
Wall-Street Shares We're Weak and
Unable TO Withstand Bear Raids.
Favorable Bank Statement Discounted BY q
Groundless Rumor About II. b. HOllins &
Co-lndianapolis Cereals Are Weak
THE BOND MARKET.

Hallway Issues Were Weak, sales Only
Summing Up s5IS,o0o.
At New York. Saturday. money on call
was noI.iDally 3 per cent
Prime mercantile PAPER. a per cent
STERLING exchange was firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at $3.50
Q4.s5h for sixty days. and s4.ssA 04s94
for demand.
The New York stock market was ex-
tremely weak during the greater part
of the session Saturday. Rumors of heavy
gold exports during the coming week.
dispatches that the outlook for the crops
was more discouraging than ever and the
hank failures in the West all combined to
depress prices, the bears making violent at
lacks on the leading shares To assist
their operations they gave wide currency
to rumors affecting the credit of the prom
inent houses. the attack eliminating with
a story that H. ID. Hollins& Co. had failed.
As IA matter of fact the company in ques-
fion. at the time the story was put out. sent
an emphatic denial TO the president of the
stock Exchange. ana stated that lt was
fully prepared to meet every obligation.
The result was q rally In the final dealings
OF = to Ia per cent. sugar fell oil
BIS. TO sl&: preferred III. to 81; Big
Fonr. 1. to 39Is; Whisky, 2as. TO ID;
Louisville * Nashville, Ia. to ca: Cordage.
Ia. to Oh; Lead. ia. 10 30k; preferred l4. TO
20. The favorable bank statement would
have had more effect but for the report
rha. II. Is. Hollins IL Co. were IN difficulty.
The denial afforded great relief. but IL came
too late TO have much influence on quota
tons.
Railway bonds were veal. The sales
were ISLE, coo. Louisville. Evansville IL
81. Louis consol lives declined Az. TO 7s;
Reading thirds. 2. to "a. Government and
State bonds were dull. Closing quotations
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices TN Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices TN Produce at the SeaboarG's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. May 13.-Flour-Receipts,
10. 1913 packages; exports. 3.645 bris and TO-
Ola sacks; sales. 1900 packages. The mar
ket was rather easier. Corn meal dull and
steady; yellow Western, s2G502.7 20. Rye
quiet and firm: Western. G4067c. Barley
malt steady and quiet; Western. 6O09Oc.
Wheat-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports. 1872
4S7 bu; sales. 3.320,000 bu futures. 24,G00 bu
spot. The spot market was dull and lower,
closing steady; No. 2 red, in store and ele-
vator. 7sG 079c; aflost, 1880; +. o. b.. 79Ls
0s0l2c; No. l Northern. S3l2c. Options
opened strong and advanced h09sc on
firmer cables, free foreign buying and
shorts covering. declined 101lsc with the
West. weaker late cables. reports of
financial trouble in Wall street and longs
realizing, closing heavy at Is G5so under
yesterdays; trading fairly active; No. 2 red.
June. 99l20e0ssc. closing at 79I2c; July.
Sl0S2 3l6c, closing at Sic; August sol "a
S3lec, closing at e2l5c; September. S37s "a use,
closing at $3.50; October, S54 0S6l4 C. closing
at S5Ac; December, S1la0SS13c. closing at
SIC.
Corn-Receipts. 100. $50 bu; exports. l7.OT3
bu: sales, 2SO.000 bu futures. ~. 600 bu spot.
Spots were fairly active on export account,
closing hrm; No. z. 5l& 05l4c in elevator,
52A G524o atioat. Options were dull and
Is lac lower AMI weak, the decline being
due TO weakness of wheat and with the
West: May, 50S 051c, closing at 507sc: June.
50050Sc. closing ct SOC; July. 50A IA 50as Q,
closing at 5U4c: August. 50ss oslo, closing
NJ 50esc; September. 5llsQ5ll9e, closing at
5llSc.
Oats-Receipts. 1850 bu: exports. 1850
bu: sales. l5.OOO bu futures, q, coo bu spot.
Spots were dull; mixed ensier. Options
dull and easier; June. 354 C; July, 351ac; No.
2 white, spot. 4Il20 42c: No. 2 Chicago, a7c:
No. 8. 35Lc: No. 3 white. Al q il3.c: mixed
Western. 3c0Ssc; white Western. 100 4sc.
Hay-Light receipts and firm; shipping,
6S 0oOc; good to choice. s5c0Sl. Hops dull
and steady; State. common to choice, 1s9
2ll9c; Pacific coast. lS02l9c. Hides auiet
and easy: wet-salted. New Orleans. selected,
40 &c. GO pounds. Ala a Texas. selected. so
90 60pounds. 597c; Buenos Ayres. dry. 20 to
% pnnnds. 12l2c; Texas. dry. 20 TO % pounds,
TIA 010sc
Cut meats inactive and firm: picked bel
lies. II pounds. 12c; picked shoulders, ola
09Ac; picked hams. 1301Slsc. Middles
dull M firm; short clear. ll4c. Lard quiet
and lower; Western steam closed at l0.s5c;
sales. $50 tierees at l0.65c. OptIons-Sales.
none; May closed az l0.s0c nominal: July
closed at l0.S0c; September closed at IL. 15c.
Pork dull and easy; old mess. $50. 20: new
mess. S2l.5O; extra prime nominal.
Butter easier and in FAIR demand. Western
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A Week of Very Satisfactory Trade with
Few Important Fluctuations.
The volume of trade in the week closing
Saturday was very satisfactory in most de-
partments. Changes in values were of little
Importance. The sharp decline In clover.
the advance in coffees and provisions and
the letting down in prices of some of the
vegetables about covered the changes.
aside from the grain market. The poultry
market is easing mp on increasing receipts
and prices 60 of l2o on Monday. Butter is
IN better supply and weaker. ahd eggs are
firm. The market is well supplied with CAL
ifornIa oranges. but much of the fruit is
very large and juiceless. There are some
fine lemons ON the market ct s. . box. but
q considerable per cent. of the stock held
eau hardly be called No. /. Hard ware men
had q busy week. The hide market Is active,
but prices on Friday went of lac.
Indianapolis elevators on Saturday con-
tanned III. 2S3 bushels of wheat. against 49,
500 corresponding date 1892; 1866 bushels
of corn, against 6.S10 bushels last year; 3d.
zoo bushels OF oats, against 4l.l79 bushels
last year.
During the last four days of the week the
local grain market has been under o cloud
and prices have declined and the outlook
for hiGher prices can hardly be
said to be promising. Receipts of grain are
W nO ulchub uChNls lie WICK ClOdbu Will
track bids ruling as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red. 67c; No. 3 red. clio
BIC; No. 4 red. Soc; rejected. 45055c; un-
merchantable. 3504Oc.
4Scla; No. 3 white. 4c y; No. 4 white.
Bic; No. 2 white mixed. 40c; No. 3 white
mixed. 39lsc: No. 4 white mixed. SO; No. 2
. yellow. 4Oe; No. 8 yellow, 39lec; No. 4 yell
low, S012c; No. 2 mixed. 40c; No. 5 mixed,
Bolac; No. 4mixed. S4t2e; sound ear. 44c for
yellow.
Oats-No. 2white, 35l4o: No. 8 white. $50:
No. 2 mixed. 3-lsc; No. 5 mixed. 50ac; re-
lected. 2t@S2c.
Hay-Choice timothy. s1s. 75; No. /. sls;
NO. 2. sll; No. l prairie, s.; mixed. IS;
clover. 90.
Bran. ST.
llyo-No. 2. SOC for car lots; 45o for wagon
Wagon wheat. Coo.
POULTRY n THE PRODUCE
Prices Paid by Deaiets.l
Poultry-Hens. 9hc p fb; young chickens.
9tac pib; turkeys. young TOMS. 10c IT, Is;
hens, lie b ID; ducks. &c ~ 10; geese. 81
0+.S0 Tor choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying 1Sc.
Butter-Grass butter, l5Glsc; fresh coun-
try, l00l2c.
Honey -1eQ9c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 4oc ~ 10; mixed
duck, Zoe y h.
~Beeswax-2O zoe for yellow; l5c for dark.
IL merino. 160lSc; Medium I'M
washed, 1Sa20c; coarse or braided wool,
ltGl9c; understandable. 12015c; tub
washed. 25&2Sc.
Hides, Tailor, Etc.
Hides-No. !. G. S. Hides. 4hc; No. . G.
= Hides. 3Lc; No. i calf hides. Sc: No. = calf
hides. 6hc.
Tallow-No. 1 tallow. 4Lsc; No. 2 tallow,
&C.
Horse HIdes-e292.50.
Grease-White. Sc; yellow. Slsc; brown,
Sc.
no,.s H. o,o>.o