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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Tile President Disappears

WAsIGNuTos, Nov. l0-Much mys.
terry exists II day rs u the where.
abOuts 0t the Presiden. and Secretary
Lamont. Various rumors are afiuat-
one to the effect that he is ut Woudley
undergoing surgical operation, and
Secretary Lamont is with him, and
another that he is at the White House
quito III.
Private Secretary rhurber sai I,
when questioned, that these rumors
were without foundation, and that the
President was taking a day for recre-
alton and would be back nj his desk
TO morrow.
AT the War Department it was said
TINT the President and Lamont lad
gouo 10 New York, but for what pur.
pose lone would Say.
NEW York, Nov. l5.-The Evening
World says that President Cleveland
was unexpectedly here early this
morning. He came alone. He drove
20 tho Victoria Hotel at 100 A.. NJ,
and took breakfast in his room. This
object OF his visit is n mystery. He
had not appeared at my down
town place whcro he might be er.
pected to visit up 10 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
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Irrigation Congress.

The Commission convened in this
city, in response TO tho call VI Chuir-
man j. Il. Jones, yesterday at IL A. 81.
says Tue.day's Carson Tribune.
There were present j. +. Jones,
Chairman; W. c. Pitt aud l.. IL. Tay
lor. Il. NJ. Clarke aud james New
lands, Jr., were absent.
On motIon L. II. TAYLOR WIS elect
ed Secretary and w. c. Pitt Treas.
urer.
On motion, j. E. Jones was author.
lied To provide for the publication
and circulation OF the Address to
the People OF the Uuitcd States"
adopted by the National Irrigation
Congress ut Lns Angeles.
The Chair wns authorized tn up
point agents in different parts Of the
State 10 solicit subscriptions 10 =
fund To deiray the expenses Of the
Commission and to provide for Ne.
vnda's contribution TO tho Executive
Committee Of the National Irrigation
Congress.
The Chairman and II. NJ. Clarke
were appointed n cnmElittee TO draft
Il preamble In the address TO the peo-
pie 10 be issued, and also n petition
TO be circulated 10y the ngents ap-
pointed to solicit funda.
On motion n committee OF one was
appointed by the Chair for each coun-
~ TO collect data aud compile statis
ties for the use OF the Commission.
Following is II list OF committee
zen appointed:.
Churchill, Walter Ferguson; Doug
las, IL. +. Dangberg; Eiko, +. G.. Nc
C!ellan; Esmeraida, j. 4. ierington.
Eureka, w. S. Long; Humboldt, c..
A. LnGravo; Lander, W. d. Jones';
Lincoln, D.. Bonelii; Nye, Geo. Nicholl;
Ormsby, j. ID. Kersey; Storey, r.
Hclltnnp; White Pine, II. \ Cumins.
On motion, committee Of three,
including the Chair, WIS appointed
to f%orr,ulate instructions TO COM
mittees on data and statistics. l.. IL.
Taylor and Il. NJ. Clarke were up
pointed.
On motion, the Chair and II. 81.
Clark were appointed u committee TO
take such steps us appear necessary
TO procure tho holding Of the mex [
Irrigation Congress ir Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Part OF WILLIS Instructions.

"AsHGSGToN. Nov. 16.-Ths close
secrecy maintained by the State De-
Partment on Hawaiian affairs makes
it difficult to judge how much print.
Ell ne IA fact is true and low much
is speculation. No word has been
given by good authority up TO this
time as TO what tho actual in~struc-
t ons to Wills are. II is sometimes
possible to corroborate 80 much O.
surnise as happens to be accurately
made.
The readers OF tho Associated Press
dispatches cur reasonably rely on tho
accuracy OF the statement that Willis
was instructed TO uso all his powcrs Of
persuasion to induce tho provisional
government 10 consent TO retire ia ia.
vor of tho Queen. lilo will try to in
duco tho Queen to grant amnesty to
all the reyolutionists, and will sock 10
induce tho members OF tho present
government to accept ofl:o under the
Queen, bu. will not employ iorco to
secure the attainment OF his purpose
without further instructions from
this government N
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
lFRoM TUESDAYS DAILr.l
SALMAGUNDI.
Silver is &. COL 10 day

Sii'er u s.o914 10 day.
c. f. Noble, one Of Lamoille's pros
porous ranchcrs, WIS in town to-day.
Two train londs OF cattle, shipped
from fial!eck and Deeth. passed west
last evening.
DR.. J.C. Leonard has kindly con-
sented to deliver n hard shell Baptist
sermon at tho entertainment tonight
Go and hear him IL you want to laugh.
Read the bulletin from Prof. Will
q Of the Experiment Station, Reno,
and got his rec ipt for preserving
fruit.
No work has TO be done or unpat-
ented mining claims this year. The
law requiring the expenditure OF SlOO
On impatient d claims has been sus-
pended for n year in all tho States
and Territories except South Dakota.
Says tho editor OF the Cowboy
Bowie: ave expected to have IA
denth end marriage 70 publish this
week, but n violent storm prevented
the wedding, and, the doctor being
sick himself, tho patient recovered;
accordingly VIC nre cheated gu: OF
both"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
The Pacific Railroads.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-It 10 evil
IDENTITY the intention OF tho Admins.
trntion to jealously protect the inter
ests OF the government in Pacific rail.
ronds. A committee Of tho two
Houses which have tho matter under
jurisdiction ARE already giving it care
iul attention, with II ricw OF proposing
new legislation immediately on tho
re%cocvening OF Congress. Tho SEN
nte Committee on Railroads., OF
which Brico is Chnirman, arc holding
conferences with tho Attorney Gcner.
nj with tho hope OF %poriecting n bill
which can 10 Introduced in Decem-
Der, and which will protect tho gov
ernmcnt's interests from any cmbar-
rasmcnis that might grow out OF n
reccivorship.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Tho Administrations Theory.

An official Of tho Administration
who ia well acquainted with ail that
has been done In the Hawaiian mat
ter, md who spenks 10y the card US 10
the sentiments and opinions OF those
who brought about n change in the
attitude Ut the United States tvwurd
tho PROVISIONAL government OF Hawaii,
spuko rs follows TO II reporter yester-
day:
"fhe action OF tho Administration
will go down in history rs ono OF tho
glorious acts OF tho United States in
the righting Of wrong"
"i'ut IL the restoration Of the Queen
has to DO maintained by iorce OF
nrms, would il not subject tho Ad,
ministrnticn To severe criticism, even
il tho justice OF the restoration has TO
DO acknowledgment ho was asked.
THAT is u feature Of tho affair ! do
not feel AT liberty to- discuss, Ito re-.
Piled, aud ,hen won: on to Guy that
the theory OF the Administration WIS
this: "rhe provisional government
was established merely to exist until
tho Islands were annexed 10 the
United States. Tho Uuitcd States
has refused To annex tho Islands aud
the provisional government has
ended" ...sr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
.lFhoh MONDAYS DAILY.l
SALSiAGUNDl.

j. Is. Fitch will leave for San Fran,
cisco tonight 10 place Fred where he
Will TO properly cared for.
Twenty. three carloads Of cattle
from Mason and Bradlcy's ranch at
Dee,h passed west yesterday after
noon.
Australia's Summer is said 10 DO so
hot that matches accidentally
dropped on the ground often become
irnited.
Charley Boskowitz, the larger OF
h WINS, arrived from the East TO.
day. lie reports very dull times oil
over The State.
The Carson Tribune snys that II.
+. O&ngbcrS, OF Carson Valley, re-
Gently refused an offer OF $50. per
head fer 100 beef steers.
Tho oldest nov spapsr in the United
States Is the Hartford Courant,
which celebrated it's ono hundred and
twenty; ninth anniversary week before
last.
Anyone wishing to buy II fine piauo
ut n bargain should read tho adver-
tisement in another column and call
ut the INDEPENDENT Office Tor partic
ulars.
Every wife occasionally wishes she
could vindicate herself by letting
some oma her husband praises,
have him for q Tow weeks.--Atchisou
Globe.
The wreck near Toano Saturday
was caused bv Il broken rail. FL
teen cars on the rear end OF an east
hound freight train we're demolished.
Fortunately no one was injured.
There is said to la n secret eocicty
in China, with millions Of members.
whose motto is, China fer the Chi.
ncsc," and whose principal aim is to
prevent foreigners from living in that
country.
Messrs Albert & Booher received
notice to-day that they had been
awarded n medal 0y the Committee
OF Awards for their exhibit OF II in
eral soap at the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
This announcement recently ap.
peared in n Kirchevn, Bavaria. Pr.
per: Lost, on the 22l OF September,
my wife, Anne. Whoever has found
her Is begged TO keep her. IIo will
be handsomely rewarded"
Mnson & Bradley arc loading n
trniL OF cattle ut Deeth 10 day for
ship nent To Loyelock where they
will he iattened. 4 train belonging
To other parties NAB also luadcd at
liaIleck for the California market.
Last Saturday IN italian procured
two marriage licenses from tho Coun-
~ Clerk TO marry tho same woman.
He vas married by tho Catholic
priest in the morning and n few
hours later Justice Linn again mar
RED him.-Rcno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Names Of the Devil.

According to the Tnlmudists, Sa-
tan, whose real name is Sammael, or
Eblis, was originally an angel with
SIX wings. lIs il also known as the
cd serpent, the devil, Helzebub, the
uEclean Upirit, Lrvinthan and Asael.
In the Erst Indian story OF tho fall
he IS re:orred TO both as Asur aud rs
Mahisasura. and ia also represented
as the great serpen; Vrito, nga,net
which lndria fought, and which, after
a desperate struggle, hs overcame.
In the Persian tradition he is known
as tho Amman, and IL ID believed
that nj the tlme OF tho Inst day, after
he has been purified by fire. he will
return TO obedience md ngain occupy
tho realms OF the just rs an nigel.
In Noreo mythology the evil spirit
is Loki, and il is believed TINT tho
"o!f and the serpent woro his viIe
progeny.
The Egyptians believed that he was
n full brother OF Osiris, their god. aud
that he rcbcllcd and was thrown out
under the name OF r. phor. The PEG
plo Of Tyro md Rhodes spoke OF tho
evil M NJ OShrop, or tho SERPENT
which will account Tor tho fac. that
oil r%crpcnts To- this day arc clusscd
undcr tho generic name Of the "Ophi
dia." (Sco that title in tho diction
nry.) Could snys ('Pntriarchs aud
Proprietary: "Chrouos Titan is the
Same us tbs Arabic Schcitnn, the
Erso Toitio, the Time god; tho bibli.
cl Saiar or Luciier, tho Son Of the
MornUg."
Tho Greek story Of Promcihous
steahng fro from heaven is believed
by mnry learned commentators TO DO
idcnticm with our fall Of Satan.
Tho Caroline lsluud Indiana havo n
similar myth: Tint Merogrog (Sa.
TAM wus driven out Of heaven and
that no took with him a spark Of lire,
which le presented TO man IL is
needless to udd TINT Pluto aud Plu-
tug, OF tho Roman and Grcc.an my
tho!ogists, 10 the satBo uu our devil, or
Satan
In tho Irish language no Ia dab.
hail (bod Of tho air); in Wesh no ia
called Diawl, meaning mot light" or
tho God OF Darkness: 10 old Saxon no
was DGrvel; in Danish, Diavcl; in
Russian. Dmvol, and in tho Tartar.
ian language, DrOi.
Tho gypsios call him Beng, mud, by
tho strange systom Of contrnrics for
which their language or dialect 10
noted, they call God Devils or Dovul,
as some writer's give IL.
From tho above list II will 10 soon
that ono can "tako his devil by my
tito that SUITS" or in tho language OF
Burns:
Oh, thou, whntovor tito suit thee,
Aud IIornic, Satan, Nick or Clotie.
Ills Othcr comInun nicd names arc
} Old Harry, Clovcn Foot, Old Boy
and Girls. --Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
PROFESSIONAL CA3OS
Silver IS s.G9L to-day.

Tho Denver City Cable Railway
Company went into the hands OF "A re-.
ceiver yesterday.
We are pleased to note that Hen
derson Green is ahIe to be out. Hope
he will soon bo on his pins again.
The body OF Frank Is Small, ono
OF the victims OF las: Sundays col
iision, has been sent to his folks ut
BoHdoinhum, Maine.
Tho Reno officers hayo warned the
gang Of confidence sharps vi O have
been working tho trims there, to
cave town or they would bo arrested.
No. 4 wns detained To day 10y the
wreck OF n freight train somewhere
between Wells and Touno last night.
Wo hive been unable 10 learn the
particulars.
Twenty-Five families moved from
Virginia City 10 Nevada City, Cal,
last month. There is not Il vacant
house in tho latter town, and it IT,
said TO be very lively town.
a private telegram received in San
FRANCISCO states TINT the trial trip Of
tn" now cruiser Olympia WIS perfectly
satisfactory. She attained n speed
creator than twenty.ono knots an
hour.
Rev. +. W Crook, OF Salt Lake,
will conduct services in ST. Paul's
church 10 morrow morning aud even
log Communion service Mt 10 A. II.
and evening service ut 7 r.. NJ. All
uro invited.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
SWcllcd the TREASURY.

Tho entertainment given by the
Ladies Aid Society drew a large
crowd TO Freeman Hall last night.
Tho hot dinner soon grew cold with
the temperature Of tho hall below 70
ro; tho shadow pictures and tnblcaux
created some amusement, the farce
u rightly named and the hard shell
Baptist serurnn, as do ivered by DR..
j. e. Leonard, who came "From
Michigan where suckers and shingles
wcrs legal tenders and coon skins
paid taxes" caused some merriment.
y fine lunch, which was we'll pnirop
lzed, followed the literary programme
and closed the evenings entertain
ment.
Taken as n whole. the entertain
ment WIS II success, socially and Ii
nuncially, and many shekeIs were
transferred from the pockets OF the
nngodly into the treasury OF tho
church.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
It's last Wigglc.

OLct's 500. Didn't somebody say a
short time ago that the Republican
party WAS dead. Seems to DO Il pref
~ lively corpse just now.-Eiko In
DEpaDENT.
Tho Carson Tribuno should have
credited the above tquib to tho FREQ
Press, not To the ISEEPENDESr. The
''kick" tho Republican party mndo
an the Sth is only the last wiggle he.
fore its final dissolution. It's McKin
leyism, monometslism, ~jingoisrn aud
subserviency to Wall street
cant save it from tho wrath 10 come.
IL will suon DO too dead to skin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Missed His Chickens.

During tho recent sessions ut M
says nm English pnper, u man was
brought up by a farmer and accused
OF stealing somo hens. Tho farmer
SAID ho should know them anywhere,
and went on TO describe their pc3u-
liarity.
"Why," snid tho magistrate, %hcY
cant be such n worry raro breed, l
have some like them in my yard"
"rhat Ia vory iikoiy. your honor"
said the farmer; these nre not tho
only hens OF that sort / have had
stolen lalely.V -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
WISE SAYING

He who forgcts his own friends
meanly to follow those of a higher dc.
gree Is a snob.-Thackeray.
THE devil know not what ho did
when he made man polite; he crossed
himself by it.-shnkcspcarc.
DO not accustorn yourself to consider
debt only an Inconvenience; you will
find II n calamity.-Jolinsop.
TIiE most modest little pond con 70.
fleet n picture OF tho sun, II II IL nbso-
lutcly at rest in itselk-Carlyle.
TnE injury OF prodtgality leads to
this-that he that will not economic
will havc 10 ogonize. -Confuoiua
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
A Grcnt Liver NicdIcinc.

DR.. Gums Improved l liver PillG
arc a suro cure for sick headache
bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indi.
gcstion, c~ostivcnces, torpid liver, etc.
These pills insure perfect digestion,
correct tho liver md B,omnch, rcgu
lR,o the bowels. purify mud enrich
tho blood aud mako the skin clear.
They also produce 4 good appetite
aud inviEOratc and strengthen Tho on.
trio aystrm 10y their tonic action.
They only require II pill for n dose
and ncvo- gripo or sicken. Sold q
% eta a box by L. +. Muller, Drug
Riat. ---
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Shipping Cattle.

The Journal Gays: Ressoll & Brad.
10y have sold CSC hcnd OF becvcs To
tho Baden Slaughter Ynrds, and the
firm 10 having 1E head Of steers
slIppod To Reno 10 fulton for the
market, Mason & Bradley nfe also
shipping LOO OF bcoi cattle from
thor Elko ranch TO Lovelook TO Tut.
ten Tor tho ppring market. They
have nlso sold twonty.sovon o%arloatls
Il beef cattle TO tho Baden Slaughter
Yafds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
lFRoN THURSDAYS DAILr.l
SALSIAGUNDI.

Sam CASTOR cauie up from Reno
last night.
Over 800 lynchings have taken
place in the South during tas present
year.
A train load Of cattle, shipped from
Ilalleck, passed west yesterday after
noon.
"Schnebelite" is the name of q
smokeless powder, invented by Able
SchI ebslin.
The Washington building at tho
Worlds Fair has been attached by
the Sheriff.
G. E. Mayer is confinel 10 the
house with an attack Of kidney
troubles. Hope lie Will SCOT be out.
Arch Deacon Crook will hold ser-
vices ut tho Episcopal church next
Sunday mur ainS aud evening at the
usual hour.
Everybody is preparing for tho
holidays and our merchants arc lay
ing in an unsuully attractive line OF
holiday goods.
The Steamer China broke the record
between Honolulu and San Fran
cisco, having made the trip in five
days and fourteen hours.
In every mile OF railroad there is
seven feet and four inches that is not
covered by the rails the space lef,
between them for expansion.
The Ladies' Of the Guild give notice
that they will give a dramatic enter
tainment mt Freeman Hall November
18th. The Program will appear to-
morrow.
The first secession, flag raised in the
South was IN South Carolina. The
flagstaff ID still standing fastened To
the gable end Of u storehouse ut Skull
Shoals.
Agent Hargrove brought down six
Indian boys from tho Duck Valley
Reservation to-day for the Stewart
Institute. They will leave for Carson
o-pight.
A swarm Of bees have deposited
their honey TO the extent Of several
buckettuls III the head Of the God
dess OF Liberty on the Texas Cupi;ol,
and used her nostrils us the front
door
At the children'n building in the
Worlds FAIR, where babies wero cared
for and checks given to their parents
To insure safo redelivery, ouly one
baby out OF 10000 remained ~uncal!ed
for.
The Wadsworth Dispatch has our
thinks for n fine photograph Of the
wreck at Saliva on the 4th OF thi.
month. Copies can be had for 81
by sending TO the Dispatch, Wads.
worth, Nevada.
A. Drake, treasurer and paymuster
OF the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa
railroad, was sandbagged and robbed
OF n ~valise, containing between S25,-
oN and $1,000, in Chicago early yes
terdny morning.
Reno Journal:-The stage from the
north for .Amedee WAS robbed nj
Horse Lake, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
treasure box was taken. j. n.
Ihncker and Frank Rockwell have
gone north to investigate.
?he rruckee Republican says;
There ia 80 much freight going over
the Central PacIfi that the employees
have very little time for rost. 1t ie
all right u have slcepers attached to
passenger trims, but il is Dad policy
TO have them in the cabs OF loco
motives OF either passenger or freight
trains, or 10 cabooses. Train hands
arc only human beinga, and must
have reasonable time for rest und
sleep.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19

THE IMPORTANCE Of keeping
tho liver and kidneys in good condi-
tion cannot DO overcstimatcd. Hoods
SsrsapariIla is n great remedy FOR
regulating aud invigoratins these
organs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
Nevada Agricultural Experiment
Station.
Newspaper Bulletin No. III.

Newspaper Bulletin No. III.
The Experiment Station will send
gratis to all persona desiring 10 OK.
hibiL fruit md small vegetables at the
Midwinter FAIR, instructions by
which tho original shape, color and
freshness Of the fruit will DO pre-
served. Address,
N. Il. Wilson,
Chemist Experiment Station.
Reno, New, Nov. IL, 1879.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19

lIooD's pfLLs net casily, yet prompt
ly md effectively, OF tho liver and
Inwela p5p
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-19
4 Legal GuriOsitJ.

Justice OF the Peace McNoblo had
oocnsion 10 examine tho docket OF n
country Justice to-day, md hc found
tho folio wing curiosity theron, tho
nnmo OF tho Justice being withheld:
The PEorLE Judgment 10y
W.
After defendant pleaded guilty OF
cvadlng payment Of cartnro, misdo-
mcanor.
After pleading guilty ns charged,
tho Court bcing satisfied that dotcnd-
and was n working man, unable TO
obtain employment, rcndily, en- nc.
count OF tho aluiost universal US.
pouslon Of industrial iutercst in tho
United S,utoe, caused, m this Court
sslicvoS, principally 10y tho course
tnkon III tho pnst Few months by tho
President OF thcso United States, In
influencing legislative cotton in Con-
, gross. 's--.
Therefore. II 10 ordered that defend.
ant, Jack Ryan, DO discharged and
scntopco e%uppendci, that lao may on.
tinuc his almost hopeless quest Tor
honest employment Stockton Mail.
STATE OF ONO, Crrr or TuLEpo, an
LcCAs CoUSTY.
FRANK J CHENEY makes onth that
hc il tho senior partner OF tho firm OF
j.. j. CHESEY a Co, doing business
In tho City OF Toledo, County and
Stnte aforesaid, and That said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and evofy ruso
OF Catarrll that cannot 10 Gurod by
tho uso Of HALLS CArARnH CuRE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before mo and subscribed
IN my prosonco, t',is 9th day OF Doc. II,
a. D.. 1886.
49,, A. W, GLEAsoN,
sEaL. Notary Public.
N~'
lIall's Cntarrh euro 10 takon inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces u tho systom,
Soud for Testimonials, free
Ed. CHENEY e. 20, Tolodo,O
tH~Sold Wy all drnggists, TOO.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-12
ChiCagO Board of Trada

y CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Markets were of ouie
Character at the opening Wheat sold on MAY
contracts at 764c and 7S2s0781ac with a re
covery to 1880 and became very dull Corr
sold 46>ac of to acc and rallied to 462sc Oats
sold &c lower. Pork fairly active anC
unsettled, with May sales as low as Sl8. 425,
and rally to the Saturday price at SIS ~
Other products were easier.
After three hours of waiting and moderate
trading the wheat market at midday rested
exactly where it closed on Saturday, with the
May price at 1880. The opening was at 7S5,c
with decline to 7S2s617S'ac, and a rally at II
O'Clock to 1870, followed by a very steady feel
ting and stagnant market. 1t clos ed surpris-
ingly weak considering the small increase in
the visible supply. May wheat closed 7sb0
1890, after selling by raiders at .8t.c.
May corn started at 1910, dropped to 46c.
and after a rally to 1880 held at 46Ac July
sold 1870 to 473sc to 1870, and held at the
opening price late in the day.
The provision market was unsettled early
In the day, and for time it looked as if the
high prices were at an end Pork sold ST., o.
and Sl8 65 for January, closing at the high
point. May sales were a Sl842h on the early
break to Sl8. 20 to S1852ya, to $40, to 81 to
Sl9 10, and the close ii S1907H
Closing quotations were: