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Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
MARKET REPORTS,

Chicag o-Cattle. common to prime,
$3.50 to $3.50; hogs, shipping grades.
$500 to So. ~; sheep, fair 10 choice. $50
TO $50 wheat. No. > red, 0Gc to 5Ic;
corn, Ne. >. :,,jc TO 26c oats. No. >, Ice
to lie: rye. No. y. Bic To SIC; butter,
choice creamery, pc to pc; eggs, fresh,
dc to DC; potatoes, per bushel, zoe to
30c; broom corn. $50 10 $50 per ton for
poor to choice.
lndianapolis-C Cattle shipping, $500 10
$3.50: hogs. choice light. $500 to SIS. 10:
sheep. common to prime $500 to S3.1J;
wheat, No. >. 6ic to &c; corn. No. 1
white, &c to 2Sc; oats, No. white, PIC
to DC.
St Louis Cattle, $500 TO S525: hogs
$500 to $3.15: wheat, No. > red, 62c to
63c; corn. No. yellow. DE TO 24c: oats.
No. white, 16c to lie; rye, No. =, Bic
TO 33c
Cincinnati Cattle. $3.50 to $3.50; hogs,
$500 to $50; sheep. $3.50 to 1919;
mixed, pc to 2Sc; oats. No. mixed, 20c
to dc; rye. No. =, SOC TO 41c.
Detroit-Cattle. $3.50 TO $500: hogs.
$500 to $3.7J; sheep. $500 to $3.50:
wheat, No. red GJc TO G6c; corn. No. >
.tlloN. -Dt 10 OitS, NJ. - Hlte,
to 22c; rye. Sac to ;,Sc.
Tolcdo-Whcat. No. . red. &c to 66c;
corn. No. = yellow, PC TO 2Sc; oats. No.
. white, Zoe TO zoe: rye. No. >, SIC to CSC;
clover seed, $4.1J To $40.
Buffalo-Cattle, $3.50 TO 500; hogs,
$500 to 500; sheep. $50 TO S3.I5;
wheat. No. > red. zoe to 13c: corn, No.
2 yellow. 32c to 33c; oats, No. > white,
DE to DE.
milwaukee, wheat. No. spring, 56c
to J1c; corn. No. 3. pc TO 26c; oats, No.
= white. 1Sc 10 19c; barley, No. >. 31c TO
23c: rye. No. l, 35c to SIC; pork, mess,
$7.75 To $50.
New York-Cattle, $500 to 1928; hogs,
$500 to $50; sheep, $500 to $50;
wheat, No. = red. 69c to zoe; corn, No. 2,
3}c to 34c; oats, 10. white, DE to DC;
butter. creamery, lie to 29c; eggs, West
ern, l1c to 24c.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
NEWS NUGGETS.

Rev. Joseph Cook is reported to be at
Kobe, Japan, broken in mind and body.
Cardinal Satolli has received the red
skull cap, the insignia of his new office
Governor Nj. j. Foster was rcnominat ted
by the Louisiana Democratic State con-
vention.
An official dispach from Zcitoum says
that the Armenians there. on Sunday last,
massacred all the Turkish soldiers inn
prisoned in the town.
Federal officers have arrested at St
Louis, Kansas City and Paola, Kan. the
members of a dangerous gang of coun-
terfeiters and seized so, 900 in bogus SO
silver certificates.
Mexico has granted concession to
George T.. Detwiler, of Chicago, and Emil
Il. Barry. of Boston, to build railway
along the Pacific coast from Tehuantepec
to the tiuatamala frontier. They get
about s., OOO, 900 subsidy.
William l.. Harrison, son of Carter II
Harrison, the late Mayor of Chicago, ar
rived in San Francisco from an extended
trip to the antipodes. During his stay on
the Samoan Islands over twenty-five in
dividuals were devOured by the cannibals
by accident he escaped the same fate
Erastus Wiman is free man again.
the New York court of appeals having
sustained the opinion of the supreme
eourt reversing the judgment of convc-
ton and sentence of five and one-half
rears. Wiman was indicted for forgery.
but it was shown that he was convicted
md sentenced for overdrawing his ac-
count with X. q. Dun x Co.
In Denver, Colo, fire broke out in the
Richie Block, two-story building nj
10th and Curtis streets. The stores of
Estes Shoe Company. Babcock Bros, hat
sers and furriers, and Tucker Bros, fur
aishing goods, were Quilted
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
SENATE Is AS ONE MAN.
Passes the Bill for Commission
Unanimously.

Unanimously.
Neither the bluff and hlustcr of British
financiers no" the threats of Wall street
operators moved the United States Sen
ate from what il deemed It's path of
duty Friday. Republicans and Popu-
lists joined with Democrats in giving
the strength of unanimous support 10 the
President. who. il was conceded, had
but performed his lofticSt duty in set
ting forth in forcible words the coHcrete
sentiment of the American people in his
recent message Oil The Venezuelan boun-
dairy dispute.
The House bill for Il Venezuelan COM
mission passed the Senate 10y Il viva voce
vote, and not one voice was raised against
il nor Il single amendment urged
1t was openly and bravely stated on the
Senate floor that concerted action WAS
being taken by the money rtasnates of
England 10 bring pressure 10 bear 10 set
aside the threatened investigation pro-
posed by the President through the story
that nothing but party politics had
prompted the Presidents action; and it
WAS also proclaimed that Wall street.
while the debate WAS in progress. had
been flooding the Senate chamber with
Geographic messages proclaiming the
direSt panic on record if the Senate in
sisted upon adopting the House bill But
the Senators were not 10 be inundated.
And Mr.. Lodge. of Massachusetts, and
Mr.. Chandler. of New Hampshire. took
occasion TO serve notice on the money
powers of~London. who seemed 10 be
striving To create a panic by disposing
of American securities. that the patriotic.
sentiment - the United States could not
he influenced by such a course. and that
the people of this country should stand
up TO the last for what they believed To be
the right. Congress would DO lis duty,
no matter wha the financial operators Of
Wall street might do.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
WESTERN.

Cincinnati press feeders have struck for
an advance of $1.15 week in wages.
A Cincinnati church janitor who was
caught robbing the contribution plate
committed suicide.
The Michigan Central Railroad is plan
ming To build Il $1,000. 900 bridge across
the Detroit River at Detroit.
An assignee has been appointed for the
Norwood Park Company at Cincinnati.
The assets are placed at 100000 and the
liabilities $9,470.
Cripple Creek is excited over n cable
gram saying that Barney Barnato. the
London ''Kailir King" is about TO visit
the Colorado mines.
Grace Episcopal Church at Detroit has
q female surpliccd choir. The ladies
wear black skirts, white and black capes
and mortarboard caps
The body of Alexander Krell. whose
piano factory was burned at Cincinnati
with loss of over 100000, was found
In the cellar of the ruins.
Judge Cartwright, Republican, has
been elected to the vacancy on the ILL
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
SOUTHERN.

A cavern which surpasses the famous
Mammoth Cave has been discovered in
Edmonson County, Kentucky. The en-
trance is only two miles from the mouth
of the Mammoth Cave.
The expected duel at New Orleans be-
tween Congressman Boatner and Major
Hearsey has been declared off. Each
gentleman has taken back all the mean
things lie said about the other and OK
pressed regret for the trouble between
them.
Chief Justice II. l.. Snodgrass, Of the
Tennessee Supreme Court. Monday morn
ing fired two shots at John x. Eeasely,
a prominent lawyer of Chattanooga, enc
of which took effect in the arm. Mir.
Beasely is seriously hurt, but not fatally.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
Booty of Bandits Discovered.

About forty years ago a wagon train
loaded with valuable goods and about
SS0.o00 in gold and silver. on route from
the City of Mexico To the United States,
was attacked near Rinc0n, Mexico, by Il
band of brigands and all the members Of
the wagon train were killed and the booty
seized. The robbers were ovcrtaken Il
few days later 10y a detachment of sol
diers and all were killed. The money
and stores had been sccrcted by the out
laws and could not be found. Wednesday
Rafael Nillegas was prospecting for min
cral ten miles south of Rincon. when h.
came upon the entrance to 4 cave. He
explored the cave. and found several
sacks filled with the money taken by the
eXtcrminatcd band of robbers.
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COllapse of a Building.

The second floor of the Palace Clothing
Company's big store OH Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis collapsed just before noon
Friday Gale Walters. clerk, is dead,
md, dispatch says. others may be in the
ruins. The store is double front. and
the entire right half of it collapsed from
the fourth floor TO the basement. The
building is an old one, which was re-
modelled for the Palace COmpanys use.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
Asks Now for Cold.

President Cleveland sent another mes
sage to Congress Friday in which he re-
Ques;ed immediate legislation to protect
the gold reserve, stating that immediate
demands threatened to greatly deplete, if
not TO entirely wipe it out A revision Of
the currency system is also asked. and
he requests that no adjournment be had
until these had two measures are accom-
pliShed
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25

Niolinist proudly)-The instrument
shall use at your house tomorrow even.
ing. Men Herr. is over 300 years old.
Parvenu-Oh. never mind that. II is
good enough. No one will know the
difference.-liarpcr's Bazar
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25

Maud-Do you really love Tom?
Madge-Oh, no: not in the least. Maud
Then. why are you going to marry him?
Madge-Oh. he's such a good fellow |
couldn't think of letting anybody else
get him.-Boston Courier.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
Senate Ia "a One Man.

Friday the Senate without n dissenting
vote passed the House bill for the ap-
pointment of the Venezuelan commission.
Not an amendment was pressed.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
CREDITS THEIRCLUB
HOW lONDONERS HOPE TO
WORST THIS GOVERNMENT.
Einanciers Considering the Advisa-
biiity of Realizing Cash-SOme En-
terrain Fear as to the Final Result
Nav Call inlTheir Credits.

A London dispatch says: A grave but
Inevitable consequence of President
Cleyeland's message upon the British
Venezuelan dispute has arisen perhaps
sooner than might have been expected.
A meeting of prominent financial leaders
who have important interests in the | hi
ted States was held in Il London banking
Office for the purpose of considering the
ACCESSIBILITY OF united action i'll calling al
their American credits. 1t is undOubted-
" within the power Of English capitalists
by such combined movement to deal
America Il blow which would, tcmporaTi-
". be terribly embarrassing and disas-
trous. 1t would, however. prove To 81
certain extent boomerang. and this
view had its influence upon the majority
of those who attended the meeting. The
conference was private and it was not
intended even that the fact that it took
place should be allowed to be made public.
Panic in wall Street.
There was a panic i'll the New York
stock market Friday. The President $
special message to Congress on the Ncne-
zucla affair had the effect of frightening
the foreign investors-especially the En-
glish-in American securities. Before
the Eastern markets opened cables from
London evinced that there was a semi
panic in the American department OH the
British Bourse. Stocks and bonds were
thrown on the market regardless of the
price and buyers were very few even at
enormous concessions. At the close of
the exchange in Chapel court the Yah
KEGS were thoroughly subverted. The
general list fell from = to q points below
the final New York quotations. In Wall
street the effect of LondOn's closing fig
urcs was simply demoraliZirg. The i'm
portGnt and active properties opened all
the way from l to 3 points. off and up to
noon continued To fall. Each successive
cable indicated still lower figures, and it
was finally reported that many ''jobbers
on the London Stock Exchange had re-
fused to accept orders. The unfavorablc
news was cOincident with preparations
by the gOld-shipping houses for Saturday 5
exports 10 Europe The initial trading
was highly sensational. and declines were
made all along the line. extending to 4 u
per cent 4 sinister feature was an adj
vance in rates for call money to 40 per
cent. collecting the calling of loans.
Three failures were reported on the New
York Stock Exchange and one on the
Consolidated Exchange. Only one. that
of S. :. Sands & Co, was of financial
Importance. The railway and miscelli-
neous bond market was also demoraliycd.
declines ranging up to - per cent. 1t
was ruB.ored that single house had
dumped S400. 600 of Reading bonds on the
market. Wisconsin Central trust re-
ceipts scored the extreme loss noted and
In the leading spcculatives the recessions
extended to IFS per cent. i'll Kansas
and Texas seconds, to Az. Around
1870 the selling pressure abatel and re-
coveries were made in the stock market
from the lowest extending to 3 per cent.
Bonds were relatively active
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ASKS NOW FOR GOLD.
PRESIDENT SENDS ANOTHER
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.

Urges Revision of the Finances, and
Requests that No Recess BE Taker
Until Gold Reserve Is Protected
Immediate Action Is Sought.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25

The sugar bounty law has been declared
to be constitutional by Judge Pardee in
the United States Circuit Court at New
Orleans.
George u. Burton, manager of the Bur.
ton Stock Car Company. has filed peti.
ton in insolvency al Boston. His liabili-
ties are $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January and 70
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions ssnne January
!. 1896. are $l5soe9.l5 There were nlrsi for
record Yesterday eight devils. the corazki-
erasoiss aggragataag ss.7l7sf Following
Is the list as furnished by the Daily Rec
ord. room ~. Scheuernan block:
Northern Pacsac Railroesi Company 70
Frank II. Paul ami Henry f. FREDERICK.
bot .. section 10. township "a range Z,
$.ssS.s
Harrison j. Croffut to waslfzsu III. Hail,
bot ?. block l, Jackson Street ass.atags,,
s2,eaa.
Thomas II. AfcNair 10 Charfes NJ. East
egssay. southeast quarter. northwest quar-
ter, southwest quarter ari west half.
southwest quarter. northeast quarter,
southwest quarter. section IS. townsfsp 2,
range 8. $40.
Joseph r. Johnson to George e. WEB
ster. west haR lot 4. block g. psnuy,s
East Park adsft,son SEQ.
Arthur Schmeig to Anna IF. Gund. un-
GsviTsed ofse-saxth interest In so,stsaeas.
quarter. southeast quarter. secsion III. assl
lot /. section II. townaha7, ~, range q 81.
Maggie A. to Norris A. gen1sAtt. Ia.
Is. bissrx q. Iatorla addition. saas.
Il. O. Fo-a to Charles c. Sfin@on. sza1sf,
hass lcs 10 block 2. Bakers asaistspn. 81.
Reasance Lean and Trust Cssnaoany IA
Alex Campbell. bot 2s block 10, river
Park. SIS
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEr.
Portland, Jan. 2i.-Wheat. Valley. 757
q 1-2c: Waila WaIla Aqil l-2c per bushel.
San sRAscIsco nAKkEra
Brsadstuns ana Graina


San Francisco. Jan. 2l-wheat had a
bad tumble this morning. Ate the early
informal session OF the call board May
option. the principal one operated Ia,
opened ct &c SIC and was soon In a
grogsy condition. On the second or reg
uiar session there was a lively stampede
among holders and the price OF MAY
was knocked down to IS I-sc. the lowest
price which that ortion ever reached In
this market.
What added 10 the scare among holders
was the news of a drop In May wheat in
Chscaso 10 IS 7-sc, a decline OF / 5-Sc per
bnshei. L. W. Mclaughlin was a heavy
SELLER and daring the morning disposed
OF nearly 1880 tons OF May. The other
optsons and the spot market were weaker
Ca the street an noon May was lower
at PC. May options recovered 10 sc s-se
at the afternoon session. cioFsEg weaker
AZ s2 Lee. IRE sales during the day were
as foEcws: May. $50 tcns.at 81 I~sc per
Genital: s.soe al Ole. May. $500 tons. 81 i-fc
Per oe:stal; Coo 20 s-ss; 40 tons. s3e: $500
tons. IS La, so tons. 50 Use: 600 TONS.
SO LIS: zes ions. " $50; sseo TOMS SO l-ie;
400 tons. 90 f-se.
No shipping wheat. IS Sic AZ a top
rate. whsse ssys Is an extreme figure for
choice produce. Milling grasies, oaGae lie;
waiIa walia. Is TO a lie for fair average
qtsasisy: Sc Cor bisesten aud 7o47s i-ec
fer siamp stock.
Flour Family extras. s.. 4aass50 bakers
extras. *ssegs. 10. supcrnne. se.oosiass.
Bariey--A better fessaag seems % pre-
sat 81 k5sgs
Improvement. Feed fair 10 good. 7ss5Soe;
cAcice. 81 f-sasss la. brewing, sssis2 be.
0a.s-The situation luoAs well Miaiag.
si9ais ~. sasprsse. S.ossll.is. sstry
feel. - i-ssGsle4 10: good TO caosce.
s.ge; roor a. fair. swass I-sS. black.
s,.isETisa. rcd. sl.eai.I7 H.; gray. 9. IL
ess7 f-sc.
,Es.espes-Tf7a-. sacks. 1aSzs: wheat.
eensass. are. barley. cen,als. 10: corn.
$40; beans. sacks. III. potat9es. sacks.
s,ssi: oaio.s. sacks. Isl
snasesat.
SILVER bars. IS s-sssss T-sc
Mexican aoi.sEs. s10si 1-ac.
Drafts sigsss, II i-ec. telegraph. &C.
Tae Ruisaen Miatns Company levied an
assessment Of SO a share tessay.
ssEa4aE stse.s-
Anses. So nesesser, e; rsss: & Iseiche~.
%; Bullion. 10. CaseAoais. o.; Challenge
con. 81, chasi3-. AZ cona5essee. -; Con.
Gaia. & Va, -. coa. Imperial. OF: Con.
New York. y: Crown ps.at. Sc: Could &
ssurrse. 81. Hair = Sorerass, s.: Justice.
Fl: Ksagsses Con. C.: Lady Washington
Ssan. ST: Sfsxssan. s.; Aawo Is; Ut. nisR:s,.
IL; 1ophsr. ~. overusan. II. Petosz, 70:
savaga. II; Scorpion o. ssexra Nevada.
a.: silver Tssll. e.: Union Con. IS: Utah
Con. uS. yelsow Jacket. IS.
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wArEE FRONT NOTES.

Steamship umatHlA = due tomorrow
fran San Francisco
Steamship ChIikat Ii advertised Do saiI
today for Alaskan ports.
Steamship City az Topeka VIII san to-
morrow for Alaskan ports.
Inspectors Bryant and Bullenn yester.
day inspected the tag Mystic.
Gteanrsilsp walla waHa WIN saa for
San Francesca tomorrow raornang ct 8
o'otpck.
Fishing schooner Annie M. Nixon saisled
yesterday on a cruise TO the haa5aut bank
on Dixon's entrance.
Stearnssiip Gsgna3 arrived yesterday
morning from PortlarAH with scve4Hy-fivc
tons Of freight for Haatxse
Steamer Monticeiho brought over from
PORK Angeles Sunday night 1900 feet OF
ce1ar hnnbtx Tor O. B. Isazeii.
Schooner Laura Matscn cles.rea yester-
day from Port B1akeley With 600. coo feet
of lumber Tor Guacmes. Mexsco.
Bark Germfrda. Capt. Pearson. sailes,
yesterday In tow Of the rug Psoneer with
lt50 tons Of Black Diamond coal for San
Francisco.
Steamer wfIiiaan +. Monroe made her
initial run on the Port Orchard route yes
tess3ay In opposition TO The Caeslasis,
There WAS a race between the boats.
which Resulted la q victory for the Che
halls.
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sss Lilly Ann MAUD.

49, sae seerh at smith Is,aua.
90 "here she Was Wrecked.
sesiay better giving the ,atest IN
g she wrecked fsssssng schooner
- Aaaa was receive3 last even
49, : as''er i-ssiia Thompson, Ian. Is.
~, sss-frseslirencer: The schooner
q. 80 AAaa, or Ballard. repcrse.. hy
- ! fssn q TIRE steamer Utopia ia
= - issst-Inssliswe.csr arsfse.i On
-. AaaEsag Srsssh's island. 10 miles
J. 49, sae was seen. TIE hovs or
~ - Rare. fsvcwea sy the extreme
II g, - saecsasNs In hauling ,.er otst.
- - that sha sustained bus slsgsss
fss - sAat principally under her
-. Sses sssssAsy IL has been re-
- !. calm On the straits ss~ IRIS
- ne sear. w4acA prevented s,se
M beng hragen ,ap. Nothing "a.
- ssssra CT tie crew, % ~. a.
- sssr, whscA SENS 20 verify a..
~ 80 saes wnrc mashed ovsrs,s,.Ss
I'D ea Sunday
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q. ). cea.. a.,as sat, Slscsaa ed.

Land Skies continue 20 prohibit traffic
on the Great Northern railway. between
Seattle a1si Everett. The slides wirssh
cane down on sssssraay IN the vic.nity
Of Richmond hearsl. have not yes been
cleared away. aiasoush large force was
al work GA tacgs YESTERDAY. Ii Is
expected shAs the road VIA be cEssElsa
10 traffsc some time todas. The result
OF tAss blockade vsss that the cess< isae
passenger train went out on time over
the Seatsse, Lake Sssoru & Eastern raii-
noaf. Tna passengers who came south
were transferred at Everett 70 TIE steam
e. c:rs1heund 10 Genre TO tssss city. Tbs
overland Grain arrsvrSs and departed en-
time over tho Seattle. Lake shoTe &
Eastern tracks
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CHICAGO MAEKxTA
Tn. Board az Trade.

Chicago. Jan. 7i.--wheat oreaei fairly
active az about Saturdays CLOSING prices
May sold at fFcss 81 i-7c to 81 1-e757 &c
ard July at from sSc to IS i-se. These
prices were scarcely recorded when the
market fexan 10 break. ard although
during the decline or Csc wassh occurred
IN the fsrsx hour. there were two or three
temporary, rallies Of f-sc. the selling Of
each Of thsse slight reactions was very
confidently renewed ard kept up Until
May was 5. l-ssss7 f-fc. which It reached
about an hpnr from she opening. The
English markets were weak IAver7cnl
ssecks es wheat Increased 1S.0n bushels
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-s-s -, - - - $50 go e ne
sslDse Supply Wza CRY 90 bushels.
80 - Aazouns 9 0eesn rassaSe oeeoaa~
- - -. e - un1e. end
- q = :. g s.ses o<sssas tue
81 80 = tSn SAe reslssk mat
- - ls. - as knosked en-
-. loss - Exsess ~ 2 i-sr
ssl - - siles - covered.
-. - - 1slAn !" - ior sase-
- 81 oeesane weaker asasn about
=. 49, TON the csose ana Slc became
- enszal 1f1asnS vF1ce TT Some Tine.
49, 800 ss4es oaWn 70 = s-sc. ann e fnpse
=. - s1st aount cnAnseu aans@s
=. 1ei'esS n31 ~ tnls time 1lsnaisse1
-. 1slo Ior sacn ofnfr anu m an
s.sls,I HAai s.oszs tne pres was = sc Tbs
- eosstlnued up p the caose the sell
~ - oecosans mose ana moro urxeN as
tne session advanced May reacted but
f,n,~hir.. - < -.
Corn was easier Il ta,e ouensnr mi, 4.
the end shared in ne reneral smash Mar
the close. MAY. watch caoeed SATURDAY. 81
a l-ec and alsn trn,ches1 ths< fhi. rnnvv,s-.
was down 20 = l-Ac General sin,,,saa, icv.
wzs the order among me holders ana 4
came With : rush anr1nx the iast Yarfv
minutes Of the session Nav c,ones :,
- l-1c-
a neasy business was transacted In
oass ana the direction the market pur-
saeH was 20 exception TO the general
coafse OF all tho markets. ON the floor.
mere occurred slight rally at the end.
ana = i-se was the closing price. after
nAsins n6a 2 range OF from 50 i-Sc TO
q ~ Inc last mentioned price Is thus
lat she lowest point Of the crop and i-sc
u1luer oatur0ays close which wus at
that time tna bottom
DIVISIONS were weak IN sympathy with
the sam markets. The fdlders also had
efie1 OF tneir own IN continued heavy
ncs receipts ana Tree selling Of product
oy paskers- The close was at the lowest
prices or the day. with May pork Sc
io"ef; aEd y i-2c lower and ribs sc
ower.
CLOSING Quotations.
wheat -Tanu.rv {, go. sr.~ rx-
Corn-yanuarv sar-a,.. Me-. re-.
cats-Januayv s7.-ss.. xs.w .a,.es
pork-Iannarv s,o &. 49, :, "a
Iard.Ia,s,sr~ q 80. ~. = :.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
n.,x Of Ra,,re.., NE. usfs.

A Number Of raEsraad men are In town
frsra adjoining cities. Asnesg them are
A. n. carfkna. assistant general pas
seager agenk es the Northern Pacific,
with headquarters n Portland. Gecsgs
Ncfa Bruwsn czssrirs rasssagsr agsEss
a. sha Canadian Fsacissc. With heassaaar-
tcgs Ill yasscouveY. d. C.. James c. Pcssd.
general passenger agent Of the Wisconsin
sseas~al. with headquarters ~ Mtlwatikses
". II. Meade, general agent OF the Chs
s~a-o a Northwestern. vita headquarters
ar Portland ard George s. Taylor. gen-
.r.s aren't os ire Wisconsin Ceus-al
sssssoesea AZ Torsarss They are ali here
ss,s.s4nx Ger Seattle esssincss-