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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

The Kansas City Humane society re-
fused 10 let a balleonist drop a para
chute with a donkey attached. The
man compromised by taking boy and
dropping him. 1t is in instances ike
this that editorial comment appears
ouperlatively superfious.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

The explanation of the (applause) that
appears in Horr's portion of the de
bate is explained by the fact that Mr..
Horn is a young man and the spectators
do not want 10 discourage him SO soon
In ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Why Wait
And Lose -?

Lose the special values in high
grade goods we are now selling,
and lose money by deferring the
purchase to some other timer You
will need them in a short time,
when these bargains are gone and
other goods of equal value may
cost IS to so per cent more. These
are pertinent questions, bat they
concern you as affecting your ma
terial interests. We must have
part of the room these goods now
occupy. The mechanics require
working space in making neces-
sary changes in enlarging and re-
arranging our store rooms. Come
and help Us remove them and
thereby gain substantial benefit
for yourself.
DUCK Salts
Blue Duck, with dots and hg-
ures, our Sa.so kind, at SI.1S
TO close.
The Ladies Waists
we are now selling attracts a
great deal of attention. The
handsomest waists we have
seen" is a frequent remark
from customers in the past
few days. Immense sleeves,
full arms, generous cut. all
through.
Silk Waists
just in by express. They are
for autumn. Rich dark COZ
ors, with the style and prices
right or they wouldn't be here
Saturday
S dozen of 8-inch Mousque-
taire Channels Gloves, the
best quality, at Csc. Don't
miss this snap.
Silks and Dress Goods,
Wash Goods and Domestice
Cut to cost and under.
Laces 10 cents, worth double, at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

People intending to visit Yellow
stone Park should not back out for fear
of being killed by Indians. The In
dians, like precipices, if you let them
alone, are all right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Mr.. Choynski gives it as his expert
opinion that FiZsimmons viii be
licked by Corbett out OF sight. This
would Indicate that Gentleman Jim
will play for the eyes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

The Idaho newspaper man agrees
with his oklahoma brother that the
great American Indian becomes very
bloodthirsty to readers, If inserted in
telegraphic dispatch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Tom Reed ought to come out and say
something simply to assure the country
that he is not numbered among
Holmes victims.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

OF course the electric locomotive is
a good thing, but what is going TO be-
come of the good old burned hay-stack
suit in the courts?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Last Saturdays gold shipments to
England do not appear TO have con-
tinued This thing of throwing Car
isles opponents into a spasm without
due and sufficient cause is cruel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

No doubt of it. There is plenty Of
money in England for Investment in
America, if America will concede one
fact--that England may run our cur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Carson's Nevada bid for the prize
fight will make those OklahomanS who
are walking to Dallas, pause with
alarm when they hear it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Any man who contemplates stepping
into Zip WAITS boots, should under
stand that he will die with them on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Bill Doolin still remains the smarteSt
outlaw of the territory. lie allowed
the deputy marshalS to arrest him
without getting killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Hoke Smiths agreement to interna-
and ali that is necessary now is to get
England, Germany and Russia to sign
the petition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Electrocution may or may not be
fatal, but the safe way is to avoid
doing anything that will bring a SEN
tence of death upon you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Mr.. Horr's dislike OF Coins School
does not appear to be based ON reason.
He hates it just as Bob Ingersoll hates
the Bible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Debs has now been in Jail two
months and he is beginning to find
that there is entirely too much con-
fnement in martyrdom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

1t is not exactly plain how Zip Wyatt
could avoid escaping with those dense
corn fields all about him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Harvey has made some strong arsu-
ments for silver, but its real champion
in this debate has been Horr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

4 FABLE.
From Parnassus the muses. s.roi.st down
one day
To a field where tackzss was mgnchins
hay.
Ard they sang the songs OF the gods o.
high
While thA: jackass ttfrket a vafery eye.
heed
TIL they fed sghss: from TIE fo~sry
mead.
AID Re harsd 70 himself. az he ehsSee
his grass.
''F-o- q cocks.rs critic. VS. take a, ass
Prom Ee-yeTs Magazine fer A1gas..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Bland was going little far when
he compared the Democratic party to
chaos. Some good can come out of
even chaos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Pixies Peak is LOO feet higher than
was supposed, and now is within few
feet of being as high as the hotel bill
at Manitou.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

The price of May corn in chicago
is at So cents and it acts very much
like a man at the top Of toboggan
cliHa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

What penalty is greater than the
law? Durrant doesn't know, put Ne
knows there is such.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Murder will out. but it is a rare oc-
currence when the murderer helps IL
out, as in California.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

William Hope Harvey and HesweH
Despair Horn are about through.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25

Mail Orders Have Prompt Attention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-25
a FABLE.

Fanny Davenport; Is worth SIS. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
Percentage 10
October. 1892.

The change Of policy in November. 1892 was
followed by an immediate rise in Great Britain.
which was more than per cent by April i. di-
sectly after the Inauguration Of Mr.. Cleveland
but It was partly due TO scarcity of some farm
products of which prices also advanced here. BY
October 1, 1893. at the end Of full year, British
orice. were nearly per cent higher than in
1892 while American were only about per cent
lower. Notwithstanding the effects of the panic.
BY January l. 1894. the decline here was
hearty per cent and in April. when the first
Senate bill had just been reported. nearly per
cent Meanwhile continued depression Of bust
aess here affected British prices also, 80 that
they fell slightly below those Of 1892. Some re-
,oyery occurred here. as many fears were removed
by notifications Of the bill, and these contrib
uted to lessen hope and lower prices about per
sent in Great Britain But from Octo-
her I to December ] under the new tariff
prices declined in both countries. and while
very slight rise appeared in December in British
prices. a further fall occurred here. The net re-
suit is that prices January l. compared with
those OF October. 1892 were GA per cent lower
h Great Britain and 81 per cent in this country.
The fall common to the two countries may be
attributed TO a general depression in business,
sther countries being in part affected by the con-
linued prostration here, and to better crops and
supplies. So far as 1t is a gain. this country
shares the common decline in prices with others.
But the difference. 81 per cent greater fall here
Than in Great Britain. may by some be supposed
10 measure an advantage to consumers In this
country derived from the change Of tariff. II 1t
De So then that gain of 81 per cent in cheapness
f things does not 60 far to compensate for the
,oss Of 21.7 per cent in wages paid as shown by
The recent investigation Of Dun Co. AS a matter
l. 1,,o
TO the greater depression OF industry in this than
In other countries. which Is such that about IL
Der cent fewer hands were employed last Novem-
Der than in November, 1892. in all establishments
covered by Dun & Co.'S investigation. This and
the decline Of 21.77 per cent In wages paid show
loss in purchasing power which could not fail
10 affect prices TO some extent.
w. NJ GROSvENOR.
New-York JAN %. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. JAN 20 (speclaD. to-day broke Iic,
sold between SIC and 52c. and closed 527sc
It had been expected they would some SYM
Washington currency dilemma there the opening
weakness In Wall Street; a selling stampede
which lasted hour; New-York made haste lqu.
date some wheat bought Monday. There de-
mand considerable except from the holders Of
puts When Wall Street began steady wheat began to
rally. a second setback when the increase Of
200 bush in the worlds visible announced But
the seaboard reported IS export There about
200 900 bush spring wheat sold to ilers here There
fair demand long at 52c. The market finally
closed decidedly Export olearances made total
of about $50 900 bush Receipts everywhere small.
any day break began Prices lost 2 and r.
covered only half Of IL. May opened al 4sc. sold be-
42isc. and closed at i3ssc Houses with
connections to-day sold corn az n n were
their money. On the Dr.ak. New
York notably the Quinan Office covered freely Receipts
light. pa the estimate TOR tomorrow was only
working 100000 bush. Oats dropped 15c, from sympathy
principally There raiding, with some country
selling. The close showed half the loss recovered May
opened &c sold between POS and isc, and closed at
2s42sAc Receipts ll2 The estimate Tor 10.
morrow was There good shipping demand
considerable business was done. PROVISIONS had q
on 42sc ribs Provisions felt the weak
ness in Wall Street and the muddle in Washlnson Ihey
felt the decentralization In grain The break started
on selling by Western packers The low prices OF me
day were made selling by May pork opened
at So $40 30 and 50 TIA and closed a.
$40 O2i. May sold between 50 s. and So 40 ard
tween S. 4fl 10 and closed 81 25. There were
81 900 hogs: the estimate for tomorrow was 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. January 70. ]

NewYOrk. January 30 1000
BEEVES-Receipts II cars, 1922 head 33 cars for
saughterers and cars the market. No trading IN
live cattle Feeling firm city dressed native siues urn
7d9c per ~ with oarcasses selling as hsn az
92c. TO-days cable advices quote the Liverpool
from London quoted refrigerator beef at Stqo'2c ara
American cattle l0ilalisc dressed weight snip,
ments today include 29 cattle and 1.2Jo sheep for
Goldsmith 2IY cattle for Sharnberg & Son. and l"o
Liverpool. Tomorrow the Berlin takes out 1Wo quar-
Of beef for Eastmans Company and 800 lor
II Sherman. and the Majestic carries LOO quarters
% Eastmans
CAIV rs3-Recepts 10 head. Of which II head ut Six
Steady for veals at S5a$ 100 ID TWO cars
Of Western calves held yesterday were on sale.
and one car sold So No barnyard calves offered
Dressed Arm 711oac for city dressed veas;
69c country dressed choice Jersey do selling at 9c
sales-J p Nelson 10 Western calves 2oI 10 aveaage'
81 % per ib veals. i36 10 at 81 80; d.
Hume Mullen: 10 veals 1870 ~ at 81 3d. 10 do. 1853
10. nj 81: 3 do. - 10 to 1870 NJ. at -.
= Sanders = yeals. 40 NJ. at 81. $3.50
Iallenbeck Hollis: veais. 100 to 127 10. at SO 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts 10 cars or 2, 1856 head,
cars for export alive cars butchers direct. ard
the market. Firm for both sheep and lambs
sheep n fraction higher Good TO prime sheep
sold 81 75qsi per 100 NJ: medium TO prime lambs
81 00asj 80: deck Of choice do at ~ o2'7 No
lambs sale; dressed mutton hrmer at 5ikg7c and
dressed lambs higher at ,a9c. - -.
sales-D. Mcpherson & Co: ~ Kentucky sheep Is 70
average per loo 10 $50 State do o3 H. at 81; IL
Kentucky lambs. II y. at s. -.
Newton &. CO.; 2O7 Ohio sheep and lambs. 70 10. at
u. Harrington: $50 Ohio lambs. 81 10. at IS 10 .
Hume Mullen: % State lambs. so 10. at - o-7; IL
sheep - 10. at 81 20
NJ collins 100 Western sheep. % 10 at -
HOGS-Iteceipts. - 1885 head Market nrrn
Newton Co late yesterday: 81 ohio hogs i5s
10 average. at 81 10 pe. 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30

Market closed firm a 500 points a1yanc" compared
yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices.
January February > 80. Total sales 40 bales
York spot to-day and last night officially
mddng upiands sac. mddng Gulf sc. which Is IN
changed with Yesterday closing Total net
ceipis to-day 80 bales thus this week, F'3i
hales Exports to-day: Great Britain. l'o1l bales.
France, 32j bales Continent 52o5 tales Thus far this
week: Great Britain. 1883 bales. France - bales.
Continent s9i2 bales stock los1. 75C bales.
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quiet Sales. 200 bales
receipts. C2.sr bales American. 5000 bales, mitng
uplands 81 800. Futures opened quiet sellers last
nights prices closed quiet and steady at opening prices
January 2J1iss January February. 2'1iss February
March. 2j7: March April. ~ April May. 2ss Mas
June. 26l as. JuneJuly 2'is july August s'h. August
September Soiizs. September October 4Bs. october No
vember 3o4ss. Noveml-r December. 3O5-. Manch~ster
Yarns In buyers favor cloths quiet.
COFFEE-The market dun and fraiureicss q
the day Prices declined 10 points for months
early dealings. and ruled dull. with tendency
thereafter The weakness nj Liverpool checked large buy
ing and the disposition await dcs elopmenfs
gard 20 the Mexican and Guatemala, political situation
Estimates ~ the RIO crop received placing
the figures at 20e)VD bags. while the Santos crop
previously received. and were without
effect tho market The Afternoon trading devoid
Of features with prices generally lower asfe saes
% 600 bags. Prices. higher at the opening and i.0
lower al the close January % francs. February -
francs; March. 90 % francs. market dun Hamburg dun
az !. pfg decline January 1915 pfgs. February ~ IS
pigs March 1880 PIGS. RIO higher ~ 80
receipts II 900 bags. Cleared from Santos. steamship
Severn. with 1900 bags.
Contracts closed barely steady 10 - points de-
cline. Sales were ~. 40 hays. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Jan -cattie--ReceIpts last "a hours. $50
head total tor week thus FAR; go FOR same time last
49, Sale 100 opened easier for all kinds with
common and rough medium weights 10 70 &c lover
81 loIs 30 good 1850 no.. 81 1885, 81
ami herers 5: 1888 80 ta bulls s. s5qsa So Ugh, 70
hours 200 head total for week thus far. 27Goo: for
time lat 80 i5o; consigned through. so
head to York. 1880 on sale 800; market opened
sold good choice Workers. 81 $685. e2 mostly 81 go
:, SD geiu 81 Isas, S. ggs 81 @"gs 81 co. coughs
last - hours 1920 head total for week thus far ?. 400
for last week 81 200; consigned 20 New York
100: sale. ileo: at opening. prime lambs steady
to ezra mixed sheep 81 75a cu.s and common So
port owes 81 G5TSI: few C'anada- sale: nearly
all late arrivals good lambs s. +oas5 so; sheep ~ 10
linton stock Yards. Chicago Jan 29-Cat,ie-Recepts.
400 head. Market dun and weak Common 70 extra
and bulls 81 4oaS3 49, calves. s3aSo 80 Hog..Rs-
cepts. Zoo head. Market weak Heavy. 81 logN 40
s. s s HsSS' mas s. ': shsfs
81 5oas4; lambs. So ooas4 So
strong active in both native and Southern departments
but without material change in prices Native - 2os
s. oas3 So common Texans 81 65as2 S. Hogs-Receip,s
40 head Early sales were made on basis OF PC de-
cline and BY noon the general market was fully ioc lover
81 II sheep-Receip,s. 3.lOl head Market weak With
prices eQ25c lower Lambs s. 3odi 90: natives 81 500
East Liberty Jan 29Cattle Receipts fair; market
slow prime sass 30 good s. 1894 65 good buchers
Phladeiphas - 55asi 80 medium Phiadelphiss 81 $50
- e YORKER. $ .aS! 80 10 fair ,., TorSs5s
s. ,ss's g G:'s Bass 3 ?Sa.a So
yearings. 81 ouS 49, best lambs 81 soas 80 common to
IA lambs. 81 JO0$t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30

against 1903 464 1898. Raw to-day was nrm
but quiet with centrifugal. 06 test, quoted at 100
muscovado. so test at 11-1ec. and moasses ~ tc az
2zc. Refined was quiet but steady on the pasiS
OF &c refined granuated. -,
TOBACCO-The sales to-day were quite active partcu
larry Of Wisconsin Havana. There also some niue
were 200 cases crop 1892 Wisconsin Havana at 114@
l2Isc 300 cases. 1893 Pennsylvania Havana, !Oqllsc;
100 cases 1898 Pennsylvania seed leaf 6d3c 100 cases
1893 England seed leaf Sq12c; 800 bales Havana
WOOI.-There H. surprisingly active business in wool.
considering comparatively movement Of lnuiact
sales OF wool at for the week again been
close DOOM mark while Boston the sales
that buyers have taken about 1850 600
~ and Philadelphia reports sales about i2oOOO TO- thus
Fast something like $4,000 N. IL Is safe to
that OF the market for manufactured goods
is not warrant the taking OF much foreign
immediate nearby future consumption, the
most likely presumption is that the bulk Of II Is taken
by manufacturers who have long purses and who
WINGED that at prices ruling II L. safe to buy
onrements About two-thrds OF the wool sold in this
market was foreign hut rule. prices were not made
public the presumption is that some OF the wool
prices attractive to the buyer The odd lots
cases found buyers but the arrivals are heavy and there
still remains n heavy stock on hand The market for do
nnsc wool Is quite firm and sales have been made
prices which give good deri o, encouascneht 70
tvitv and some very good prices nave peen realized
California wool has sold we'll 1t cannot be said that
prices have improved materially. and the betternent ap
pears TO be sentiment. rule buyers OF 90
nestle stock are taking large lines ana there
does be buying with the Idea OF hoding ana
Of therefore made TO buyers VINO want
future Xxx Ohio wool IS still quoted at i1@1sc con,
siderable sales having been made at the inside price ano
Ohio Is quoted 15G16c; fall Texas sglIc: spring
Texas. lOai2c; Montevideo 14gloc, Australian TuZzc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January 20 1895.
COTTON-The market opened about steady AT the hna
figures OF last evening During the early part OF the
session sales moderate with easier FEELING pre-
vailing, but encouraged By the news from Liverpool
and a steady abroad. prices recovered although
special increase In activity on me advancr
During afternoon the better feeling continued prices
steadily working up. closing at to points net advance
with sales Of 1900 bales The weakness Of the opening Was
the and TO unexpected heavy re-
cepts notably at Houston where arrivals We're IN excess
Of expectations. In fact. the movement as "f9ie
seems be- adverse much improvement In prcc Inc
of the movement TINS year win me
his and he following. In those years
four 0fths OF the crop sight by February rs
the current weeks receipts,
the estimates run 10000 TO 2ODOO bales the tOta
would be 10 that 722OD bales. indicating on
referred 10 total crop Of about
8. 100000 bales such estimates are, however, based
purely on suppositiOn. This little IN excess or the
popular There is enough uncertainty howc'er
in the popular bring In considerable selling on
every rally The Developments Of the late session tended
show moderate offerings OF cotton ana shorts VINO
vigorous sellers around 30c for May were buying
during part OF the day. The estimated port
receipts for the week ranging from 10000 To- 200"
last wear Receipts New Orleans for tomorrow
tracd at to 1000 bales against ls2os bales last
week and bales last year. Receipts At Houston to-
s2 bales against 10 ~ haes last week ana
Memphis bales against l.i5, bales New YORK net
2J7l bales gross. 'EH. eNports 10
Continent 300 Britain. 1917. France. 30: for
waried 1892 sales. &c. spinners. 49, stock loi,S1.
and close today ana closing DIGS IN"
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
boxed meats worth &c more. whskey-Market steady;

ssssd ST msr ss, T S - more whskeyMaket STEADY,
while wheat dropped lie; Barley crep, along 4
and rye e higher Closing prices No Nor,hssn %Ss
on sors a?S Ss' bs NG Prsf on 1s sc s
M Prime & and S' SAB sa sos
Minneapolis. Jan. 29The local wheat market opened
pnn % mott an ans a Of ON D.
encouraging nature up to noon There is also growing
Congress viii do nothing improve the financial sas.
ton Mag opened at o'se asainS S eSsc Yesterday
81 ilYsc closing 5i'sa5ic July opened 5s,sc against
e ssss and stood Sc s;ssd sISses
sS Cash TG Ssla was ST IN % y M o r
s2d 5Gs as sa MS at ei qnaer aG m
sold at 2oAG29sc. and No white at 3oc Flour-Produc
Ton 900 eS n9 sS baEs rs SO
bulk $40 15Gsl in sacks. sl2asi2 Is; shorts common.
the continued downward movement in wheat Buyers
were generally holding Of while sellers On .he other
Irregular rye aour n light request tut s,sady at $: Is
az 8 esasi IS 100 r. 70 quality Marks:
January. ssas7s; February 5ss.a57c; March, sd
creased offerings and The continued Of foreign buy
@ ssps e. Of ae sa
70 % ~, January 4SSs Esbrgsry isgtss
offerings, and n prices declined Se Demand light t0
e"' sSesso Hp aSS f.
Eggs-scarcs and higher PENNSYLVANIA nrsts 26c Vest
ern frsts. BIC. Sugars-Refned firm. with demand far
and quotations unchanged. Potatoes-Quet, but firm
Early Rose choice. $50 1oc do fair to good 55G0c New
llG2c; do fair to good 55a5sc; Burtanks AMI stars
JJd5Sc; do fair good JCIJ3c; Pride OF
53d5sc other articles unchanged.
st: Louis, Jan 29-Flour quiet; prices lower patents
choice 81 sOqs1 80 Bran unchanged Wheat lower: Jan.
uary 49lac May 505sq51c July 3lyc. Corn lower Jan.
nary. 3sl1c; May i0sa40hc July, i04c Oats lower;
January 2ss.c May. 2ssc. PorkStandard $40 2JS
$40 80 Lard-Prime steam. Gi0c; choice, $500. Dry
sailed meats-Shoulders 4.2Jc longs size: clear ribs,
525, shorts. 54Oc Bacan-Boxet shoulders Be- longs.
clear ribs &c: shorts 6se High wines steady ~ -
Wool dull: Missouri and Illinois medium conlbng. l5c:
medium clothing. 14G15c; low and coed i24i31e; hard
Northern medium. 1Olf2
medium. alOc; light hne s19c heavy fine. 6NIc Texas
medium, lOa13c fine medium gM1lc. Bagging-Order
prices ia pounds isc pounds. DC; "a pounds. 5sc.
Iron ties. &C. hemp twne &c pound. Lad quiet and
steady 81 35 for both and chemical Speter dull
and lower: two sold at 81 %.