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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

CHICAGO. April 2-Ths wheat market
closed NC higher for July and Nc lower for
May. With the exception OF one t'earish
feature, th~ tremendous stock Of wheat on
hand. the news WAS all Of . bullish character.
There Was not heavy trade done IN oats.
bit the market held arm In sympathy with
wheat and corn and clos~d Nc higher.
The provision market was easier, rather
duh and lower. Pork at the Close shows
decline since yesterday Of from 2,S TO SC per
barrel. Lard is Cd from s tn s,c and rihs
are shade lower for May and July and nc
OF for September.
Closing pric-s:
wnaAr-Aprii. .cc May. T22ss1c; July. 7a,tc;
September. &c
OCoRs-April. AO1c; Nay. NNcs July,
A5s4e: september. AiSc.
OArs-May. 3hc; June. 8kc; July.
28%c; September, ~.
81 ~; Septernbe 0S.O.
IA.D-April, $50; May. e.G; July,
3lO.ns; September, SlO.i5.
RIps-ApriI BIS; Nay. BIS; July. o.ss;
September. 0.O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Nsv Yosk. April a-flocs-Cnchanged.
dull.
wHnAr-Ssronges moderately active; clos-
ing strong; No. : rcsi. April. 13tc; Nay,
September sOAc; Dsremb>r, sac.
coxs--Firmer, dull. Closing: April, &sc
Nay. ts,1e; June. 4s&c; July, 4Shc.
OArs-Duil: nrmes on white. Spot prtceo
No. ,. 57ss37,Sc; M. : white. sosc.
LAap-Quiet and hsia; western steam
clo~--d at $40. % bid.
PoaI-Quses and steady; old mess. $500;
new nesr. els.O.
Cuxsss-Pair demaad. steady; State. 30
liz; fancy. ut@i3c.
Cossxn-Oyssops opened seesdy; un
changed to 10 points advance; closed weak
unchanged to - points up. May, ylAO0d
u. Is: June, 1l3.sot ll.06 July. 3lANllAl0
August. Si4.o6tah.l0; September. Slas6a
Ils5; December. tlA.0Nd1s.Nb. Spot Ris
dull. unsettled. No. Z. lss.c.
SraAs-RAw. arm. quiet; fair refining
3A,aS,ac; ccntxifasals, s. deg. test. 3'sdAc
refined fairly active, drm; No. 8, ASta
IL LIS; on A, t<tS& iSl6c: mould 4, 5 Sit
d5Ac; standard 4, Sd5 3l6c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Drinxs con fnst and iupsossnsas cd
tsa,1s - ppussaA spjoyn<ss vhss
sirhtiy ussd. h ssasy, vAs live bst-
ter than oshsn and enjoy life ness. eth
les sxpssditnss. ~ noss promptly
adapting ths vosld's b<ss psoslucss u
ths nsesh Il physical being. vii stasse
L. ,uius 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative psiaciples embraced. IN -
usssedy, syrup Of FisA
Its exceilsnee y de- - u psr.eutiDs
n the form mat acesYeAh1s end plsaS
Ant b the ta..e. the ssfr.hing asd truly
bsae6ciAl properties Of per1ecs h1-
ssive efeesnziIy cleansing The sysssn,
disp<liiBy cold, heataches and fevers
aad pssnanensly curing eoaseipssios:
IL hss Givsa satisfaction to nillions and
MT With Ne sppsovAl Of The nedlcal
psofennion. heca1s it acts on the Md
neys, Liver AID bowels without weak
saing then and it v perfectly free ftoa,
every Objectionable substance
syrup u Fig u for sale by all drug
gists in Sac and 81 br,ttle.. bat 70 - man
ufsesurcd By tn, California Fig syrup
20. only, whose isame Is printed On every
package. also the name, syrup Of Fig>
ANA being vell infosmci, you viii not
accept any substitute il offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Grain.
wheat. Csc; corn. %sc; oats, SIC; rye, tscs
harley, $40.
Flour-Lily white. $50; patent, $2.O.
Mill Stufs-Middlings 81; bran, $l6;
screenings, $i3.j0.
Ground Fecd-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal,
per ton, 50.
Wool
Washed. medium, X@27c.
Washed. fine, 2td2Sc.
Unwashed, medium. 15aDc.
Unwashcd, fine, l2@ l6c.
Hides and Tallow.
Cured hides> No. 1. A,<c; No. z 3I<c.
Green hides. No. 1. 3>Sc; No. =, 2nc.
Heavy steers, cured. over Cd pounds, SIC.
Calf. green, No. 1. &c; No. 2, SC.
Calf. cured. No. l. &c; No. 2. SIC.
Deacons. 3(a;Sc.
Tallow-
Rough. l,<c per pound.
Rendered. &c per pound.
sheep pelts, 75cta$l.
Hay and Wood.
TMorHy-$1l.0 Goa 100 per ton.
CLovER-$11.uO par ton.
MxEp-$lO.0OellO per ton.
SrRAw--sS.OOa6 Cd per ton.
Woop-l6inch beech and maple, dry,
G.25 per cord; green, 500 per cord.
Building Materials,
Wire nails. rate, 81. 75d1.S.
| Glass. discount, &c.
Building paper, per roll, 3l.0Oa5.00.
Waterproof paper. per roll, $lO.
| LUABER-Retail piece stuff:
No. hemlock. up and including 10 feet
lengths, 3i2.O; add 500 per 1000 feet for
every additional two feet.
| No.2 hemlock. up to and including Is feet,
| $40; every additional two feet $1.O.
Common Norway or pine joist and scant-
ling. under II inches. 4lA.50 per I. 900 fest
l. inch. SIS. Sd Per Loo feet; add 3l.00 fol
| every additional two feet over IL feet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
Americas Great Danger


SAid q sninens EAglish scientist recently;
sThe danger that coafronts the great Amesi-
can people to-day u not shs possible sdop-
ton Of . vrong 6naocial policy for the
uatioa. or the spread Of socialism, or the
iscrrsss Of corrSpsieu among public Dea.
All tAese are bed enough. - b sure. 60s
national dissass-I had slmoss said oetteanl
ori0o of ovsswork. The mad rush fos
wealth h ct q . killing pes, md thousands
fll b The vsy every year.
vss sre uksly . y 80 d ~ vieeaosl
How Do vs know? Because IL h ~ exoep.
oDoo 70 find . man OF woman Of sdnls go ID
perfect health. noevooo oleoe6oeo ere
spreading With fearful rspidity. AmooG the
synpto1s ars-Backa ache, Bili0asnsaA Cold
Hands and Feet, Dininssa, Hot Flashes,
Flutterine 6ensation. Faintine, Headache.
Hystssia, Irsitability Of the Heart. Nolan
choiy, Failing Memory, Pslpitation. Rhepr
masfsn, Short Breath. Sleeplesanes1 Ner'
vous Dyspspsia, Sexual Debility, Fits. etc.
Rev. e. 4. CARROLL, pastor First Baptist
Church, yellow Springs o., writes ~ follows
FL have used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervina
for the psst six months. l find il acts like
Q charm on the whole nervous system.
have Dos found it, equal in giving immediate
relief. D.. Miles little Nerve and Lives
Pills only need trial and they will recon-
mend themselves 70 b the best pills in The
market"
"Fos Eve years have suffered from Ner'
vnus Proseration, Vas unable 70 voek Of
sleep. The first dose Of Or. 0ileo' 0o1)oea
tive Meeviae gave me relief, and one thou
sand dollars would not cover the good Il hal
done ne"-JOHN AlNCHER, Youngs
town, Ohio. n
D.. nlles' Restorative Merviae l. I'M
eoualled In Cr'RiN0 Nervous Diseases. II
contains NO opiases or dangerous drugs Sold
on . positive guarantee By all druggists Of
/ N. Nil Madkcal "a Elthar4 Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD MONDAY MORNING, APRIL o. 1855


Avrlzs-rsis 10 GOD, p<s hasssl, o.ne
40; fnney, pes barrel. o3-2<41M
O.Axsss-c aiifosnn. - SA413 pss bos.
Isnoss--Nev Meuinxs. m toxes At yDs
snd SOS. Sx0sa3- 80 Per box.
Misunderstanding tosuality. N&041O
per bunch
Grocestes ann Pvoviaioas-.W hoogsale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Admission, IS and IS cents
Cone and Hes the Flss rrusA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

DxrsorY. Mich. April 2c.-wheat-No. 2
red. cash. 72lSc; May. 71Ac bid July, Akc;
No. white. cash, 1kc.
Corn-No. =, cash. &c.
Oats-No. white. caah. 365{c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

OF medicinal agents il gradually role
eating the old time herbs. pills. draughtl
and vegetable extracts Ia tho rear ant
bringing into general usc tho pleasan
mad effective liquid laxative. Syrup o.
Figs. To get the truc remedy see tina
il il manufactured by the California Fi6
Syrup company only. For sale by al
,eading druggista
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Rasssv Arb txxs-Whoss-sse rrc~a
Ccuntry nss~S. original rsIi-. e~r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Lospos. April 1.-THE grain rnarkete
opened this morning higher At Liverpool
wheat firm At I'd advance; corn I'd higher.
rat xith increased arrivals; buyers hold on.
London cargoc. Of California wheat I'd
higher. Wheat on passage very firm; corn
strong. The French markets we're I'M
Shau9~d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
AXE SHORE q
. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

I've Labs sfsart vis ss~v~iss.a I, -s,un~rsssuS
~ssh ne kss~ sss< p s-d T.. y n fs tssu~ -
Qucts~s snH nsss-s dsr~ef rvrse tc fiss-burs.
a. \ sarVN q. 4 ~. Y A, Cic<et.ssd. %
& . k0eeua. CIV Pose Ae~sf-
JxueD t4o~eefss f,<f Agpn*
Ma = Usrr<.~ --f-~t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

s>HIStsf kN-Stir y sStHT, 10 IHNHes, CIedIs
xOper thousand.
No. 2. hvo inches clear butt. s. q per
thousand.
Sound hust, $i.75 per thousand.
Gull shingles. l.O PER thousand.
Iath. No. white pine ............ 500
Lath. No. 2 white pine .......... 2&5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

There was little moro activity visible
on thu market yesterday than for sew
eral days past and trade revived from
the dullness produced by the rainy
weather. Prices we're steady with no
noticeable changes in quotations. On
the whole. last week was duh week in
marts ~ trade. Potatoer moved slowly
ut weak prices. 1t is said producers in
the northern part of the state are in
clined tn hold their stock with the ex.
pectation 81 higher prices. Apples are
considered IA be an uncertain factor
with the commission houses. Common
grades are dccaying very rapidly. and
they are handled with q degree Of eau
tiousue~e. Pack age co6eee declined 30
cents hundred in the local market zee
ter,l2y. aud cured meats closed firm.
Hay Vas little firmer and few loads
we're sold on the market at an advances
q al per ton. Notwithstanding tho nd
vance in wheat in outside markets. local
rnillers continued old quotations Maple
sugar and syrup are not marketed. but
retail grocers have some stock On hand:
Farm E'rosiwc~.
Mars Sua.s-as inc Per pound.
NaFrs Sywr-sa<fsc per gallon.
bTrrs -2tc PER pound.
Eses--itc per dozen.
Ior ,ross--ssass 81 pee huehei.
Rxs~.-Hand picked. N.75 per hnahei.
Hoxps-fsncy vhiss. tsr yer pound.
Isrrrcs-H othousr. i5r rsr pound.
p,sstsy-Tc per dozen.
Tvs>tr>-,sc per e's>isei.
ktrspsGss-ss Per hushel
tAssofs- .tf'ssr pr hushel.
F.ss~Trs-pc per hushel.
C.ss.as-sssetN per do,en.
Nssxrssrs pvsrss<- 3dc ~ bunch.
<rfNscs-e psr usl-bel.
tlxft lsxr--Ss rsr pssnnd.
RsussasS- Hothoslze. .nf3Sc pr DOZEN
hsgnshs-.
trrf sss,assf rsr h.,-h.l.
tiSIo~--s 81 81 pr hu<hsL Green. fnr
rer dossB r,lnchcs. Hoihou-e. - per
cssepn hunrhss.
HosSsssnI-s Grated. Tsss,c Ter "a Ion.
Ns-xR ssSE-,5s' Per dofen.
Poultry.
I've trrkeys. "a. drs<-ri. We.
Live chickens sna ro,s~,ers. fieffzr dres~,i.
tvsiac
T W f1~i~. ifsstlr d-~~~ei. fs1ffsc
L. e. cd ro-~ssr>. ssssc ar~s-.-a 90.
4 - daskS Ia tie dre-s--i fsslse
I've r~e-~, tcssiic. dre~~Ni. f1fi-e-
Breilers. ESaS ~ per aozen.
Fr<~a Meats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
nETROiT, LANSING
u 4 NORTHERN r. r.

COMO IT, pe rSotr
Nv. Vsand Rsptds. 10 an si5pr ssorm
Ar. Detroit ...... n T. . I'M - q q an ~ Is q u
ErTtEsfso ypos DSrsofr
Ls. D~srcis team Hppm ses r. m
A.. Grand Rapids u s. m = 2 y N - ~ -
SAGINAW. ALMA Asp 81. Lotrs
". Srsnd Rapids .......-.k IDA sfspm
Ar SSvnpA katsds ..... II a. . sn ~ - : N
Lon aL VIA LowtlL . sssrfScs "a
Ls. 0sssd kspsds. .bsm iSpm SDpn
Ar MN Loweu -....--. Ess pm = Pm
rseosse car sgssrcx
Psv4or Ger On all trsins h~s~~~n GrsrS Rap
tds ssd Detroit Fsri~s tss ,e ssxsn.e 90
BorstnG train
sk,sesy dsy Other trains v~~h dsy, only.
Gsopss DsHsvsN. e~n- Pas. sxest
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09
Kansas City Grain Market.

KANSAS CITY, Feb a-Hard wheat by sam
pie sold slowly here today and prices were
about NC lower Us a rule, the close being weak
Offerings were rather larger than expected
Buyers were rather Indifferent Soft wheat
sold quickly AZ yesterdays prices and there
was good demand for IT, A good many samples
Of hard wheat were taken OF Of the floor UNI
sold, among them some good No. 2 which was
offered st o5nc river. Some choice No, hard
wheat IS lbs, sold at &c, river. To-days re-
ceipts were % cars. a year ago, IS cars.
Prices were quoted as follows: No hard
wheat oDf6Sc; No hard wheat $50
sec: No 4 hard wheat, 55S57c: rejected hard
wheat <s14; No. 2 red wheat, 6St6Sisc: No.
red wheat 81 CSC; No. red wheat, So Csc.
Corn was Lljic lower, the greatest decline
being in corn 10 go 10 Memphis. Offerings were
fairly large and demand was rather slow. Re
ceipts were "a cars against II cars year ago
No mixed corn sold at Bic No linked,
s5aas5ac. No. 4, SIC: No. 2white, S6ii BE No.
swhite, 36sic: No white sold Al 35c shippers
paid sec Mississippi river and &c Memphis
for No 3corn: No 2sOld At 80 I3gia Mississippi
river and i2d isIEc Memphis: No white sold
ct 4oac river and q GI8sic Memphis
Oats were weak. Receipts were cars
against cars a year ago. Cash prices: No.
mixed. seG29Sic; No 3, ssdss'i: No 4, &c: No
white 3I5t3IJ.c: No. white, 3Od3O'ic.
Hay-Receipts, Q cars; market steady. Quo
tations are: Timothy, choice, 500; good, So 90
fsOO clover mixed s6OOG7O0 per ton: fancy
prairie, "a %; good TO choice, i6cOG65O; COM
mon, sa5Q
Chicago Grain and Provisions --Sq
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

not reach . vote. Inc authrie resolu-
tions in favor Of opening the Cherokee
strip were presented The bill for the
relief of the legal representatives of
John Roach was passed Itappropriates
sl6, 500 to pay balance. due on the
Dolphin
The proceedings of the house were of
q routine character, the session being
mostly In committee of the whole on
the Legislative appropriation bill II
appropriates over t21 500, 600. The de-
bate was long and covered the whole
question of revenue and the probable
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

Chilocco, L T, at sIo7 per annum each,
al, $50; in all ga, $50.
For support of $50 pupils at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, at tI75 each, s26, $50; in all
sSI. $50
For same at Grand Junction, Col, at
tl7s each, seI, SIS; In all s25,e75.
For support Of 500 pupils at Law
ence, Kan, at slo77 each, sss,5oo; in all
Ss7 OOQ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

TRENTON, n. J., Feb. s.-willian
Walter Phelps, minister to Germany.
has been confirmed as a judge of the
court of appeals and errors, this state
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09
Chicago Grain and Provisions. -~s

The cold wave Is sweeping across the country
and there was zero temperature in all the states
from Indiana westward to-day. There was
some buying by St Louis people who claim to
have received information OF damage TO the
wheat in southern Illinois and in Missouri
The speculative market showed some strength
Just after the opening May wheat dropped TO
TsLc . loss of full cent from the opening
price and &c from last nights close. From the
bottom price there was a reaction 10 Issic and
the market closed at that price
The five principal western markets received
te2 cars, against SIS cars year ago. Gables
were Of indifferent character.
The receipts of corn were large, 62i cars, and
at three western markets there were 81 cars
against 80 cars q year ago There were orders
for q great deal OF May corn 1t I7c however,
and the market did not get below that price
except for an instant and the close was only NC
lower than yesterday.
Light receipts Of hogs caused active buying
Of provisions and there was a sharp advance in
lard but trade in pork was quiet and the last
prices were 5dl0c lower than yesterday. Lard
closed with gain OF 2oc Hogs were higher.
The cold weather has caused a big drop in re-
ceipts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

Sheep-Receipts, I,5s9; no shipments Only
one-third Of the receipts were on sale The
quality was common and the market steady.
The following are representative sales:
IS NUT. 80 Ai0 "a nut ...... ~ LIS
81 NUT 900. IS 40 1 culls...... q 400
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09
Kansas city Produce

KANSAS CITY, Feb. & Eggs - Lighter
receipts; fair demand: more settled &c. But.
ter-Large receipts; creamery, light demand,
dull: fancy, a612sc good 2+6s5c; store packed
ITc: poor, trashy, issGiic: dairy, active,
steady; fancy, isGisc; good TO choice, i6Gi7c;
roll good demand, steady. fancy. isc good 70
choice. I61I7c Poultry-Light receipts, scarce,
wanted, firm: ROSTERS, sOGssc each; hens and
springs, firm, SIC: broilers 6II0c per ID.
Turkeys-Fair receipts, in demand, firm; lie
per 10. Ducks-Firm- SC per 10. Geese-Steady,
&c per pound Pigeons-,lS Dressed chick.
ens-Actiye, arm; rough, loo; fancy i0GiIc
Apples-light receipts; more active: hrmer,
common, si.soa2 80: choice, scarce firm, IS 500
as; Michigan s30a40o; New York ta1sa
400 Cranberries, firm, ts per bbL Potatoes
Light receipts, light supply, quiet firm;
northern, T5Gs0c per bu; Colorado, SGS6G
sweet arm, yellow. o. per bu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

KANSAS CITY, Feb s-Caitle-Receipts, g.
| <si; calves, 30; shipped yesterday, ss5. The
/ market was active and strong; steers, iOc
higher: cows 5G2Ic higher feeders strong.
1 The following are representative sales:
Il DRESSED REEF AND SHIPPING sTEERs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09
Neu Ynrk Grain.

NEW YORK, Feb s-Receipts, wheat q. 900
bu: shipments, Ili,sO7 bu; receipts corn, Is, go
bu; shipments 25so bu- wheat-Mareh, SIC!
May, sec: July, 2Sc Corn-February, 63hc:
May, sssc; July, 53Isc. oats-May, sec.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-02-09

- aerrr~ET1N- Ieh Representative
f'aa a-a- f1-S~ irving 20 decide on two
rnr f-Hrr ar committee On Indian af-
--- o.. rr.l7r With him a. confe-ees 70
--.r rf. ~auuts committee on the ques-
...r ar a7auiu- % tire Cherokee outlet
T- =nHaTn r1nmirt~e = made up of
~~-.rn~ F.art. Pcttig-ew and Jones.
--s#nes> Pee will pick out his
be- Oh EHv u- two
r"-. Wi. ~ nC great trouble or
-u-a said Mr. Peel. between
rr. senate and me houSe committee.
g. heartily agreed already that
-r a-r .n- must ne ur-ncd and the hill
must ~ PASSED n this con-
~=- Ny own effort viii be TO
HH- g. Iiri}- ~ possible for the
H-H-as~ O. settle ca pass on and
r.rHrl- ar all IL We can come 20 that
HH-r Hs rsu-se, holds certain views
.r- rrar GUY cSurSe should Ne touch
.- rr--11a-~. A. va--IHnce with mine,
r -Tvr way - any proper ex-
-."r -. o. rr bring HlsHut an agreement
r.... Will accomplish the main pur~
ra- - up-n the st-ip. NJ own
NV p rhH1 the outcome Of our
runz. viii ~ that We vii pay the
e.. ~ a large share of their
-Hr.- #H~T. and that provision viii
1 uHr. Which vii recognize the
E-rr> AND raE the Int-ndcrs' the
rr H f1a-- fuD-uvgmentS Whether
r.-- u -1Tun Dsug ~ the Cherokees or
rr-.. CAR H7 -hs Juilrd StAtes I'm not
rH-.r---# o. ~aE ThiS. too. + sure: IL
.... r. Hr-0E-> ANY; hing for the Chero-
arr-- 81. 49, - ihs--c VIII he provisions
10 rr- as. which Vii Op-n the outlet
r.arr- their CONSENT II they withhold
|rr- -sTs1-r . rhr SruAte and house
-rr. -.n ~ Ipp.7e6 f1- before the last
n -sr-t .; VII cGne hack and
O. r-r Ts-llSsl,'v S1rne time during
7. -- urHs 90 this congress There
Hs on" r-Butlic-
~r--r-- .|rs-Iz-eI- sAid also that what
--r- r1H -7ufrr--nee committee agreed
r. wa. E g. h-,uch tsrth houses with
--- rr-6sufa ~ courSe.~ said Sena-
.@- ..1--7llL II - uoSsible for either
rrr -F18Ers - h"use - depart from or
--r-. uras-o-sl u the rvpdr1 Of = con-
F.r-7u-a -1-uulit,~e hut IL l. 50 improb-
ars- arE uuu~usl that You might say il
n -a-r- a1ne ~ AL II won't be done
- INK me outlet anyway, you can
Hs. SUI. 90 rhH- and whatever the COM
~-TTH ac---g-s q vii ~ made q law
eel rra Tuu- men uhCs-e certain 20 be
7z -Hf eHrfr-rucr committee. three at
.Ta- a~s IL tsv1- 81 opening the outlet
r1.r-a- The ChcralSecs Agrce or no
Tra~r -h-re H-e Feel Retiigrew and
-H.H~- g. k,ahspH n.l -
r EE-1- o. me Che-okees paying for
rr. r1--.7varnssuss of the intruder
-nr- u- D. the rs-snlt- The sirip will
-s. 7-1rraE and 1hs inr-uderS will get
H-sTrr ssl 6ssG f1- their improvements,
--5Hr r1uns GU % the money which
1g-z-- g -te Cbss-clye.S.
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ST Louis, Feb s-Receipts, wheat, 1900
bu: corn. 10000 bu: shipments. wheat, $4,000
bu: corn. $4,000 bu wheat-February, 6ac;
March, TOSc: May T34c July, 7iS t7iSc, sell
lers Corn-February, ssSc March, iOHc;
May, exc: July, 1850 Oats-May. SSc
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WASHINGTON.
S1me-hinr Of Interest From the
National Capital

i've gts.-.tE-r outlsI van TO We Pushed
TIf~su=ss Tssts ~s-s~ton-Nr. reel Quite
o. Fs-fui Tts~ Iudtsn apprc-
fs-taftan VAN Reported
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srocKERs AND FEEDERS.
"a sa95

5...-.... ssI eco e.-......-. st sS25
s.......... cor as i--.-....-.l, LOIS as
Hogs-Receipts. 36Os; no shipments. The
market was active and Sc to Toe. mostly IOc,
higher The following are representative sales:
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O. zSHr'gseraN Feb & The house
,=171u-7-sz-e or Indian Affairs has report
81. -is biz making appropriations for
rr--H-- sn6 contingent expenses and
Iur r-ratv stlpnlztious with In
--ar r-ftseS Tor the fscal year ending
rruH 11 - The bill carries q total
z-7---1--lari1-r 81 g. 0oa. 600 For fulfill
-r- r-fa-v s-iT,u iafions amounts a. fol-
Er-7- nv sTl-t-o-T-Iafed:
z-l.s=- E17Eas Euc Cd-anches ttS 80 %
-1r--Hr-=- Enl E-Euah--s ---.--.---.. &Asnoo
7-1s-asae7s rg- r.s-uznsu1 annuity IN
r7-vs ----uar--u- annuity szsae.
--ua-z-- suuu-sr Tor Sur9u-z 90
.H=a- aH-suaz so s--uz-s. caS1n
---E-f - sss8. n Al - kSSE %
r-4al- .-a-lasiur sls=sB sur the er-
-H=r 1- --ar-s71-tzsiur 90 "a C-eek
rH--s o. - -arh and sufr<tsrence
s- Ts-rus -usu-fs ~ - Tor IspC-oek
EH11s uu1--E r-sz-y &C Tss and o;
E1u-a- - 1slzas7-na fsr M Iht-G q
-1H r-zS-Elal~u.s f-Sl -e-7-s 70 re
ra- rs- 7zuirA By so EpE-Oved FEB
Eaazars.-S fa- futs--Ss 81 sS=A Sat
-zarE- turs--<s Tor eouo1ftuuG
49, a-h- srurnrzzl pz-pcses p-
--z-T aG RlHT y - -------------- 1sl&E
EsE-u-ss su1-udrr- ga. 80 Tor pe-T~t
E--u-rE- - r-Svy q >s1aense-
= - -. eI00
E'1--zr7ar77-iss tuszl ------.--.-.- cnsE q
ar=ErEErrS ---- -. 80 %
- a,l zzar-- q. m NssSou-s. =. so7a0
.H7--H1s-ss-- rzuas - Ci.-S total l-00
Em11- rhs items of miscellaneous
=lfsrsr--s So the following apPcopria-
t1u--
F- s-u7u1 EzG c-rli=stiur q ne
EZlszza-ssC l11izas n ~ lzdtan S,-
- sar-1-- 80 e-rltzzuaz os In
sil-s -...---------.-----..---'-- -. -soa
Ea- r----~,~ & f--i-z-tu- sne -un-
EE o ssu-zL On ne NHv1so
--<--su-1 .-.---------------.------,- 1sas
Er-fz-lal sszr.-uss- o. lnsaHr se-r1oe
r1asg-lso----------------------------- Lnas
Erass--al ez--sz--s Q. Iaacis, s.-z1oe
= ~1ass Isziaa. -. - ssne
Ezz.a--rz vr-z--s g Iscian -e-v1e
~ hFT1eu .s------------- I 90 o
1--ad---al szr.sz--z q ludiz- ss-rsce
-I-zas - - ssao
Toeuz lsis sile SECRETARY Of the interior
e. r-ar-rluur the Cherokee conmission,
rs-O-lGeG far t,r Fise act approved March
: - sls.esO n zrp-opriated- the
H-,aurs n 10 iu1e6izsely aVail.bleL
Tts- sun as 81. aee = zpp-upriased for
-u--r-,s and <utEiirisiu1s &C Indian res
--rzlsiaus and e hands % he allotted 70
ssldEsr,S and n uzztze allotments In sew
szfr- The sun os <sa. 90 il made
.zzfisasls- ~ ~ szzed under the direc-
sissr ssE rse =e--elz-y q the interior. 70
-usitils 1se cauuisSio3e- ID Indian zf-
Gsl-s a. rsuzr5ele q suieahle Indian ex-
aitsiz ~ me GoiuHhisn exposition
Ibe al Fs-9vs6es thai not more than
So sal h.e =xre.a-d Cor the support
ss6 edu1zzian q any oee Indian pupl
EE-9z q - Indian pspzs 4
Cniadren CRY for
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wAsEIxerox, Feb s-The senate
pat in most of the day yesterday debat-
ing the automatic coupling bill. but did
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n. c.us.u- Company Murray New York CITY.