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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
The cheerful Idiot.

INC man. said the oracular boarder.
"can have a full realization of manly indie
pendence while he works for wages"
.eThat is so,'' assented the Cheerful idiot.
ct does give him that hired feeling. for a
fact"
The shoe clerk boarder and the type
writer boarder began discussing .sTrilby,'
and in the mad rush to flee all animosities
we're forgotten for the nonce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
His Honest Opinion.

what would you think asked the in
ouisitive young person, what would you
think if Bob Ingerson We're to get religion
and die converted"'
"what would l Think" echoed Deacon
Podberry, with much warmth. Il would
think it was a darn swindle. that's what
It0 thinkr'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Two years ago the Idaho Legislature
enacted that obligations in that State
might be discharged either by gold or
silver. One of the first acts of the pres
.ent Idaho Legislature was to repeal the
gold and silver act. This is not because
there is less silver sentiment in Idaho.
but because the law of 1898 frightened
investors from that State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Some people will indulge in mild jokes at
the expense of the Texas legislator who de-
sired to make it a misdemeanor for the re-
cipient Of a letter to neglect to answer 1T,
bur if they will carefully scan the titles of
bills which are thrust into the hopper in the
Indiana and other legislatures they will be
forced to conclude that the Texan states
man has associates in nearly every State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Current developments regarding the
Whisky Trust indicate that everybody
connected with the business has fallen
under it's demoralizing influence. So far
as the beneficiaries of the trust are on
cerned it has been a case of dog eat dog.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Southern business men cannot fairly
complain because capital does not seek
the South when their Senators are solid
1y in favor of the free coinage of silver.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Is would be time wasted to invests
gate the southern prison. There should
be a change, as there should LAY been
two years ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

The reform of the currency can wait,
but the treasury Of the United States
cannot wait, and it ought not to be
kept waiting a day for legislation EN-
towering 1t to assure full value to the
money the people now depend upon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

While the investigation OF the School
Board may not show corrupt practices,
it will doubtless bring out facts which
will make it e~xpedient to put it's levies
and negotiation Of loans under the con-
troll of the regular City Council and
city officers. One city government is
enough for one city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

When it comes to a contest Of
treachery and the practice Of barbarities
there does not seem to be much choice
between the u~nspeakable Turk and the
~unspeakable Armenian.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

That there is a better feeling now in
financial circles than ten days ago there
is no doubt, but Congress cannot take
the credit of having produced it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

1rst-class mortgages they ought not to
be permitted to 10 business in Indiana.
And the home companies should be re-
CURED to make the same showing when
organized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

Let us extend the very deadly parallel
to he per capita, which those who are
making statistics to induce the Legis-
lature to make lavish and unnecessary
drafts upon taxpayers use so deftly.
Below is the per capita debt of the fore
going States in 1890 and 1880:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
Habit.

who wars the man that passed the plate
last night?" asked the Salvation Army
captain.
81 don't know his name" answered. the
lieutenant. '.but he used to be a detective"
Il wondered why he held the plate behind
him when making the collection"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
Literary Suggestion.

PhiIadelphia Press.
When a new edition of the Gentle Art OF
Making Enemies" Is prepared n ought 10 hA
called the white House Editicn' b. au
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
c. H. Greensburg: The length of the

T.. = III ~
proposed Nicaragua canal is 1898 miles,
but only 2S.9 miles can be called a canal,
the rest being lake and river. The Pacific
harbor is Brito. The surface of the lake is
10 feet above the level of the sea. The
most difficult part of the work is the seven
teen miles from the lake to the Pacific
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
The Gist of Ii.

Baltimore American.
President Cleveland's message boiled
down-Wil the Republicans kindly help the
country out Of the hole IN which the Dem
ocrats have placed IT?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04
BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
No. Indeed.

'Nothin' to say my darter, nothin' at all
to say"
1t is needless to state no pugilist gent ever
talked in such a way.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-04

whose untrustworthiness has been proved
by their responsibility for the present wreck
of business and degradation Of the Nation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-23
WILL YOU MISS TT

To all new subscribers OF the Pass
and all old subscribers paying ONE YRAR
IN ADVANCE We will make an absolutely
free present OF one years subscription to
that greatest OF the grea. American
newspapers, the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean. The subscription price OF the
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secure it for any less except through
on. unprecedented offer. Now is the
time to subscribe. This offer will only
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now. Be in line and get the Tier Ocean,
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price OF one. Our terms, cash in ad
vance, will lie strictly adhered to.
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the best of my knowledge and belief
been located according to the laws of
the United States aud of this state, or If
so located that the same has been aban-
doned or forfeited by reason of the fail,
ure of such former locators TO comply
in respect thereto with the require,
ments of said laws, andG case of quartz
claims) that have opened new ground
to the extent or depth of ten feet as re-
Quired by the laws of Idaho.
signature, ,....,..,.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this E. day of :, A. ID. 1879
SEC. Ii. That section 3lo5 of the re-
vised statutes of Idaho is amended 50
as to read as follows, to-wit:
Section 3lo0. The location notice
herein required to be recorded must be
recorded by the deputy appointed for
the district, or the person appointed for
that purpose as above provided (when
the legal fee therefore is tendered) in
book to be kept for that purpose. said
S~NN AhoSS w AhuSASN win iliS
OF all the locators arranged in alphabet
zeal order, according to the family or
surname of each. The fee to be ten
dered for making such record, admin
istering the oath to the locator and
certifying the same, for indexing the
names appearing ON the notice, and to
include recording the notice by the re
corder as hereinafter required, and the
indexing by said recorder, is two dollars,
which fee must be equally divided be-
tween the recorder and the deputy or
the person acting under an election as
hereinbefore provided, and no other or
additional sum of money must be de-
manded or received by either of them
for any services connected with the re-
cording of any location notice made pur.
suant to the requirements of this chapter
SEC. 10. Section 3i02 of chapter |,
title $, and sections 1870, 1921 aud 1922
chapter ), title ), of the revised statutes
of the state of Idaho are hereby re
pealed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-23
PROPOSALS.
For County Advertising and Job
Printing.


Notice is hereby given, that th, County Com.
missioners OF kootenai county. state u Idaho,
viii receive sealed proposals up To nouu u the
second Monday in April. lsa5, for the county .ad-
sertising and job printing for the year coumeuc-
ing on the second Monday in April I>l5 10 the
second Monday in April, ls6. said proposals to
contain prices for advertising, and prices for all
kinds Of blanks used in the various county Of
ices, to-Nit
Publishing proceedings Of county commission
eTs per inch.
Legal advertising required by Statute, per
inch.
Publishing delinquent tax list, pgicc for each
delinquent owner.
Legal blanks, ordinary Ee-ha.I sheets, printed
on both sides, in lots of Eve hundred OF one
thousand such Is deeds mortgages, Iocation no
tees, Sc.
Legal blanks, one fourth sheets, printed on
both sides In lots Of hvr hundred
Letter heads per thousand, printed on ten
pound linen paper
Envelopes Ter thousand, Nos. six and ten, 10
be 0: the best RAJ, stock xxx, blank and print.
cd.
Assessors statements Ia lots Of one thousand.
Receipt books property tax, trea,nrrrs', road
tx, Sc, atfy receipts in each huo&, In lots OF
not less than one thousand receipts
Postal card notices for county recorder and
tax collector, In lots 1f one Thousand
County license blanks, t;ty in book in lots Of
ave hundred, 20 be printed ou i good quality of
linen PAPER.
Court calendars, per page, in bots Of one hun.
dTed 10 be printed = good quality Of super
caleadaTed book paper.
Assessment roll books Of twenty ave pa;r
each price per book.
Blank accounts against county with affidavit
per housand.
Al paper sto,s used 20 b. % good grade and
equal weight To that in general us. by the county.
An Job printing To be executed in FIRST class
stylc
Proposals 20 be deposited with the clerk Of the
Board Of County Commissioners at Rathdrun.
Idaho and mUst De- endorsed PROPOSAL for
County Advertising and Printing"
The board reserves the right to reject any or
an bids
Dated At ElihdSum, Idaho, Feb. Is, tsei
E"BT. ) BRAGAw,
Clerk Beard County Commissioners, Kootenat
comfy, Idaho Fchl6l,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-23
PROPOSALS.
To Build an Addition 10 the Court
House, a. Rathdrnri, Idaho.

NgIllr - hrfvhs sissa. ihsi sh1 taansg con.
hi4Asg,hf, a h.'ssa.si ssssristF. sIats sf i4aAA
all Gveri'- 'sairJ PasfsiaAI,. ap Ia a<.sa Il tss
arrJisd a1aaAy o.. ApgKis tSs, tSs sh~ SsIsisSs Il
addition 30 thr EVest As1aAse al katfstsaAa Ia.
~, aegefdIhz 10 thx slaks aEa st.sfssAsksas .
rs. % tbs oEagr "a Ink sAxpk Vi ih~ ih1sasa 4
,O'aaty toaahaIssas0eess. al EAGh4iEaaa. ta1ias
fhr board fSergNvs thS siztE 10 fsscss aAs n
All bisi,
Proposals. ~ tr artsssEssi a ia tAw ssxsk Il tas
Board u g'aatg ,esafEtssaon@fs. al tlsahsisssa.
i4Ai, viisi.rs .si ts9asss.s 10 sssssa an aetaaks
~ liz ta'ifg iiat1s., Pc
dated IT i-2lhaifl4n ttaAao. fxb. Ia tsss
Roar =. hsAEAs,
t'rra u ia~ ihonia u tsazsss .ssanaAsaEgsssss.
k9,,trtltI ta.i1Gf .Ilhs5 xbAa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-23

,cutler ses, ever one Of wi ON shoaid subscribe
1rmnfesta Magazine. " you are unsrgsaln'ed ~I's
q merits send Tor a specimen copy dfeeh ~.
"n WI admit that seeing these TuUMbs hss ~
90 ~ ihs way ~ saving money By ending w ~
he whole family.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-23

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow der
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN.

Rc'p your eyes OpCn II you would get ON
In the world, Opportunity is for tho abort
ana ready,
Keep them open for chance to help
come poor fellow who Is crushed by mtf-
fortune, Who knows when you may want
HELM youraclr?
Keen your eyes open when false friends
by Hes and battery, would cntlcc you INTO
scm0 act that wttirinakc you blush with
shame In the future.
Keep your eyes open to see the least
cEGnge for the worst IN your health a
sound mind and good intontIons are
mere mockory when hunessed 10 feeble
body.
Keep your eyes wide open In thismonth
OF suddenly changing air, The least cold
may carry the possibility OF IL long sick
moss. Remember what short work DnHya
Pure Malt Whisky made OF last seasons
cold, II surely Will DO as much for you
now,
Keep your eyes open for signs OF undue
waste OF tissue loss OF appetite and Tor
other evidences OF dcbilttated system,
The circulation should ho quckcned and
tho nerves reinforced, Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky is-yow strongest ally In resaln-
ing your old-time vlgor
Keep your eyes open for any medicinal
stimulant rs reliable and helpful as
Durry's Puro Malt WHISKY and you will
simply waste your time There Is, In fact
hut one whisky universally used In iaml'
lies and institutions, and highly colp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
GOMEZ EXPLAINS
Why lie Issued Orders to Burn
Plantations in Cuba,
THE REVOLUTION JUST BEGUN
And tho InSurBea@ Porcsd to Extreme
Measures The End Ju.ttfcs the SIeano
Employed 'Thc People Cannot Hesitate
Between tho Wealth Of Spain and the
LlhcF'y or Cuba,

HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 9,-Gencml
Gomez has IssHcd the following expla-
nation OF his orders to burn planta-
tons:
ITO the honored men, Victims of the
torch'
"rhe painful measure made necessa-
ny by the revolution to redeem this
land, drenchcd IN Innocent blood Qrom
liatucy to our own tlmcsl by cruel and
mercIleas Spain, viii bring misery upon
you,
IA general-In-chi Of the army OF
liberation, II u my duty to lead IL to
victory without permitting myself to be
held back or terrified by any means ne.
Cessary to place Cuba in the shortest
time In possession OF her dearest ideal
/ therefore place the responsibility
for so Srcnt a ruin upon those who look
on impOsslvely and force us to use these
extreme measures which, later, fools
ma dolls that they are, they condemn,
After so many years Of prayers, hui
initiation, contumely, eNpatrlatlon and
death, when these people, OF their own
free will, has arisen In arms, there re-
mains no other aim but To triumph, 1t
matters not what means are employed
to accomplish II,
This people cannot hesitate between
the wealth OF Spain and the liberty Of
Cuba. Its greatest crime would be to
stain the land with blood without ef-
fectinS It's purpose. because OF pucrilc
scruplts and fears, which do not ac-
cord with the character Of the men
whom we meet in the field, challenging
the fury OF nm army which Is one OF the
hravest In the world but which In this
war Is without enthusiasm or faith,
without food or hope OF glory
THE war did not begin February "a;
II Is about to begin now.
"rhe revolutionary spirit, always
magniiled ut the beginning by wild en-.
thusInsm, had to be organized Gained
and led into the proper channels. The
struggle ought to begin In obedience to
plan more or less methodlcally stud
led out, but which may be accommodate
cd TO the peculiaritles OF the war.
This has now been done.
Let Spain at once send her soldiers
to rivct the chains OF her slaves. now
that the children OF the land are In the
field armed with the arms Of liberty,
"The struggle win be terrible, but the
end will crown the resolution and cour-
age OF the oppressed,
"The general-ln-chIcf.
"MA%IAIO GOMEZ"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
4 PREVALENT DISEASE,
xor SrcMsSAmhV DANGEROUS HU
W. STAY uECOAIE so.

America men and women sNItor from
. vSw GENERAL diseOse-dyspepala;
D MA has many symptoms. Thin,
rrls ne6rlr are generally dyspeptic'
EEo,low checks, had breath, acid ernc-
,otions. ralp,tation OF the heart, hot
onJ c1ld bushes, headaches, nanaea
md vomiting, IN these are symptoms or
dyspcr7In, ,,,, ,,,.,,o !, ,,yo
r.or,is in,pertcst indigestion, How can
wa W, remedy it2 Not alone by resort to
drugs. We must rest tho stomach,
Eor this purpose we must put into y
n food which 10 already dlEested and
which VIM aid the digestion OF other
iooIe We nust taD;> Shaker Digestive
Cordial, for this is lust such q prenara-
ION II CuruIrl food which win be
stsorlcd ut once. II also contains rrln-
Siplcs which Will assist the digestion OF
othcr foods, while last but not least, Il
CONTAINS u combination OF those drugs
IN lie cultivation OF which the Shakers
have hecr 90 successful. and which act
by stimu,atinC the liyGr and bowels,
Imperfect digestion Is ottcn caused
nv ovcrwork of the digestive apparatus,
100 much food, food eaten too quickly,
nervous worry, etc.
The Shaker DIgcstlve Cordial Is the
most succcseful remedy for indigestion
that has ever been made, \ single 10
cent bottle will uGurd relief In most
cases. although this small Quantity cam
moi be expected to effect Il perfect cure,
II you find II suitable In your own
cagc. continue It's uac. Al druggists
keen 1t ana can supply you with an In
terestlEE descriptive pamphlet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

Special Digpatch to the GntelliGenccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 0.-ThC
following pensions have been granted
to West NirginiaGs:
IncreRse-- Samuel II. Hines, TOPPING
Grove: Solomon Irons, Whites Creek;
james X. Amor, Cherry Camp.
OririnDl widows, ctc.-Nnncy Cross,
Wadcstown: Margaret Perslnger. ca
pom: Mildred Hemming, Maiden; Mary
M. Hunter, Stats Mills,
Orlginnl-Hcnry II. Bennington.
Crcston; Frederick W. Brown. Buck
harmon; william S. Wcstbrooks.
IIorsencck: William II. Ellis. Davis.
RestorntIOn and supplemental
Thomas U. DOdeon Charleston.
Relssue-Jamcs s. walker. Centre:
Montgomery Adams. Hubbnrdstown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

CHICAGO--Thc demand for cattle
opened fairly active and prices for COM
mon and medium descriptions we're
steady, while good to prime beGvcs were
stronger at 1Oc higher; common to
fancy steers adapted to the wants OF
dressed beef concerns. shippers and eN-
porter, were salable at IS; Christmas
beeveg being quotablc at 81 ~ and up
ward; sales were largely nj So dOgi %,
with few lots choice enough to fetch
81 So The deEprd for hogs from Chi-
cagO packers was again brisk but snip.
rcrs did not buy many, and the lack OF
u vigorous competition from outside
purchasers caused prices TO average Il
nlc:lo lower. Transactions were large
ly at So 4Jg3 30. the range being n very
narrow one, with the extreme range
81 20G3 80 for common TO prime droves.
Sheep were salable at 81 5O@3 80 for in
feilor to extra grades, not many going
above SO 90 or below 81 90; lambs were
wanted at 50 coal 10, chiefly at So 800
20.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattlc, receipts
liberal; prime 81 1914 80; good 81 SOg
81 90: good butchers So GOg3 So; rough
fat g. 5OgS ~: bulls, cows and stays
81 5G03 %. Hogs, receipts heavy. The
demand is fair and the market is SLOW
at lowest prices. Prime light SO Goa
Q c.; medium grades 81 6OGS G6; heavy
hogs 50 jOG3 IS; common TO fair York
ers 81 5O@3 30; rouEhs So 75GI3 %, Sheep.
demand fair ana the market about
steady at unchanged prices.
EAST nUFFALO-Cnttle, receipts
1893 cars, against 2S4 week ago; fairly
good demand. Hogs, Workers., fair to
choice 81 coos Go; stays, common to
choice 81 5O43 90; pigs. common to fair
SO iOGp3 10. Sheep and lambs-Lombs,
choice to prime 81 5oa4 co; sheep,
choice to selected wcthers 81 5Oq3 IS;
culls md common sheep 81 e5q9 IL.
CINCINNATI-Hogs easy and SC
lower at 81 OOI3 80; receipts 1900 head;
shipments 200 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
WHEELING DAILY INrEIIIGENcER TUESDAY DECEMBER TO- 1895

, ..,s y -.
E'lhrd 3ihei ONIONS opeh"i qulot pAl
',,."uJ' tinsHiH heuNS ~ ~ hnt Wl-
c"hri MAy closed ~ @'Fse' palS' gSo
relp'3 liObgl IHShoiS' exports Low
huMhe'"; SPOT stronger No, 2$s' o..
Toms opGHed dGl', Gi9slhE AZ ~ Hg nc, net
I,o.','i "'"S .',Si|"t''aaSSs, la G,ict
~ ~, hi XXI TIl,", ~ an sothnr ,tsaJv
iiig I'M ' 1870 uNa', o,d ,ysnG
a,,. ,,,'i nso5 o $% ~. h..
c, %cr' ID 10 ~ H 'dnr"ci. rofTcJ iow"r
VAN, hn,,, ",on5,. T,Iiaw ioyer, cItv
i V,n ,.,S "'Jis Bnsin Ir,n' strain.
1SI ~, vy",'a' gAod e. ~ 81 mi mn,
p tJi', n,n ~ hi b. ate5Iy NiaIosses
Srn, C6,,ongood I'll an stcSIy T"rieo,
ont,ops ouamCd b,roiv steady and clos,
Cd easy M l5I5SO POINTS net decline;
sales Il 600 bags,
uAT Tr,,apE- rtour or,c,. wcstcrn
s,,,,, 80 Il" soriii', "a tsGt IA,
,,,i,ta Ho Wv e. ~ snr,ng
N''t sa sa P"eg't1 20 IL nrrrs,
S n sDir' In hcrrcla What strong:
qp0t and month GCl{ 6GC3Sc: May 7Oh6p'
7Oisc stcnmer No. q red 69lf o. GSkc; re-
crlItg i3Isi bushels. Corn easy; spot
S5g Gs3Ic; year and January 33Es@
.9Nc, gt1rmer mlYpl 39isGi gghgc: re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

CH1CAGO-Whcnt started Its career
for the day Mt decline OF from &c to
&c per bushcl The local fcnlpcrs, big
and little, had the market all to them
selves In the first hour and q hail of the
forenoon and appeared to think that II
the visible supply should show 100000
bushels Increase for the week, as they
fully expected II would. the market
would not be able TO stand up ngainst
such revelation. Tho opening price
for May was from GlRo TO Size, aud
the first haif hour saw n decline OF an
other &c TO GlHc. and another half
hour during which II dragged between
the bottom and top price OF the quota
tiOns.
oats opened n ahHdc higher for May
and closed at 20hWgOhc.
Provisions we're stIll suffering from
too much hog, but recovered tFlHc
when wheat showed It's teeth TO the
benrs. The closing prices OF the pro-
duets, however, are slightly under those
prevailing at tho close or the preceding
session Pork 10 2hc lower for, January
mud &c lower for May Lnrd and ribs
nre each 2'Ac lower.
Flour nominal
Whpnt-Chsh No. spring jONTC07Sc;
M. spring 55ThShc: No. rcd G2MGp
GiMc; December 577i a50kNiiOfsc: jan
unry htMdtOIClj5&c; May Gih@CSh@
G2A 00Jc,
Corn.-Cn No. 2G&c; December 2G0
2GMa2c7.c; january gG@gG&@2Ghc;
May 2S5sTgOM I20hc,
OntH-Cnfh No, . i7i5c. No. 2 white
isaiOc. 40. white iS@iahc; December
l7M@i7h@i1Nc May 2o@2ohm2oM@
Fyt-No. . 86lsc.
pnllCy-SO. nominal,
Flaxaccd- No, PIE.
Timothy BcCd.-- Prime 81 CO.
Mess uork-Cnsh. per bbl, 81 $40
4 90, December 81 soar 8iGr7 SO; Innu.
nry IS tOGs HA1S 30; Mny IS $50
4 OelkffS 10.
December cloTcd ut ST. l2h, January
81 26Nj 27hdt Elm; May 50 tOir5 bs!a
@5 62ia. ...
December closed nj 81 80; january
81 g7HQA 32Adi a0i May 81 1904 ht@
4 S9H; dry fnltcd shoulders AMpiRC;
short clcnr sides ihWipbc,
Whisky DlntlllcrB' finished goods
pnr gallon, 81 81,
sugar Nominal,
iiuttor--INlrm; CrCulncrleH lOG8bci
dnlflCR lidO2iC.
liggg- Firm Mt la@2ic,
NEW YORK Flour, rccclpia 5S3OO
barrels, exports 400 barrels! market
nrmcr on winters with aptlugH hold.
linz mcndy ut old prlccg wheat ~.
rulptn S73 500 buHlrlai cSpuWls li22Ol
hu6hcla, spot mnlltCt nrm No. red
7lHu No / hard lOri options opened
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advance! Mny CSUG0Nsc, closed ut 6OAci
i2S7OO buPhclpi exports $4,000 blairlH,
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