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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22

"For this purpose an international COM
mission met at Paris, Mr.. Ruggles being
the American Commissioner. The object
in view was to establish uniform coin in
weight and fineness. For instance, the
pound sterling is worth about 81 Sc in our
money, because it has just that weight and
f1neness. The idea was to have the pound
sterling and the half eagle and the 25-franc
French piece to contain just the same
quantity of gold-to be of the same weight
and tineness-so that they might circulate
everywhere in the world; but that COM
mission failed.
81. J. Knox of Minnesota, who was Deputy
Comptroller OF the Currency, presented q
bill to Mr.. Boutwell,, Secretary or the
Treasury. together with volume contain
ing the testimony of experts from all over
the world on that subject. That bill pro-
vided for the dropping OF the standard
dollar of 4121I grains free coinage, and it
dropped the 5 cent and 8 cent silver pieces,
and in all the discussions that took place
in Congress there was no argument what
ever against the dropping of the standard
silver dollar. On the other hand, every
member that spoke upon the question
about twepy-eight mem bers of the House
and seventeen Senators-said that that
was the proper thing to do, and that the
gold.dollar should be the unit of measure.
There were few men in Congress who
thought that the creation of a new bureau
and the appointment of few extra men
to Office might increase the expenses of the
Government. ana they objected. There
was quite discussion as to the number of
grains of silver that should be put into the
dollar that was finally adopted. The first
proposition was TO make the dollar 384
grains, instead of 412 and the reason for
that was thatssilver was worth more than
gold, and they wanted to put just enough
silver in so as to make il pretty nearly the
value of dollar, and still make il under
weight, SO that it would not be melted up
into silver spoons.
Another set of men who were from the
Pacific Coast said that we had recentlv
concluded a treaty with China, and that
we were trying to build up trade with
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
Big Republican Jolliflcation
in the Auditorium
Last Night.
sToWELL OF MINNESOTA
SPOKE.
He Told How the Act of 1873
Passed Through Both
Houses.
WHAT JEFFERSON AND JACK
SON DID.
Uniformed Drill Corps Marched Into
the Hall and Created Wild
Scenes of Enthusiasm.
WHAT JEFFERSON AND JACK.
SON DID.

The officers OF the Republican campaign
committee, under whose auspices the
grand Republican rally was held last
night made mistake when they engaged
the Auditorium as the place for the rally.
1t was much too small, several hundred
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
The Comforts of paso Robles.

The perfect comfort attending the hot mud
and mineral water bathing at Paso Robles Hot
Springs is a decidedly popular feature The
new bathhouse and the hotel service are not
equaled on this coast Reduced winter rates
$40, $l2 so, SIS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
REFERRED TO MADRID
The Sentences OF Death Upon
the Competitors Captives.
THE AFFAIR MUCH COMPLICATED.

n the spanish Government Refuses TO
Sustain the Verdict Of the CouFtmar-
tlai General weyler Threatens 10 Re
sign United States and English Con-
suls Taking an Active Part.
HAVANA, May 1.-THE death sen.
tonce passed upon the men captured on
board the Competitor ON the charge Of
conspiracy and rebellion now places the
Spanish government between two fires.
Tho United States and Great Britain
have both taken the matter mp and the
entire affair, unless settled by interna-
tional law, win be most grave step by
the Spanish government
The sentences Of death On the men
have been referred TO Che Spanish gov
ment at Madrid TO approve. II the gov
enmont declines 20 order the men shot
Il is positively stated that General Wey-
Ter viii resign, and n he does this viii
again cripple the fight against the Gu
bans.
The men sentenced arc Alfredo La
horde, claiming American citizenship T;
DIR. Elias Bedia, also claiming Ameri-
can citizenship; William Gildea. said to
be British subject John Milton. a ma
tive Of Kansas, and Theodore Mata.
United States Consul williams a
making a vigorous protest against the
execution Of the men claiming Ameri.
can citizenship, and the British consul
has also been interviewed in behalf Of
Gildea.
II will be impossible for the Spanish
government to grant any concession Ell
Their 10 the Americans or the British
subject without 10 both.
The Washington and the London au-
thorities are watching the matter with
much interest and the outcome is
watched here with the keenest interest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
LONDON PAPERS COMMENT.
What The Globe aud 81. james Gazette
Say Of the MIDDLE.

What The Globe aud ~. james Gazette
Say Of the MIDDLE.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Globe, com.
menting upon the Cuban situation,
says;
1T is impossible not to sympathize
with the Spanish ministry, suddenly
called 20 choose between the loss Of
spain's best colony and war with
great power. In the event Of war En-.
ropean sympathy would be wholly with
Spain"
The Sc. James Gazette rcmarls:
There are conditions in both the
United States and Spain which initiate
against a peaceful settlement. Ameri-
ca Is quite capable Of doing more than
talk when Cuba and lives OF Americans
are concerned Senior Canovas del Cas-.
tillo win have to consider the effect
which a surrender to the United States
might have upon the stability Of the
monarchy. He may have 10 choose be.
tween a rupture with the United States
aud revolutions nc home"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

CLEVELAND, May ii.-At the annual
convention Of the Lake Erie distric,
Turnorbund held IN this city Il was do.
oided after much discussion that women
be admitted 10 al Of the societies. This
was a complete surprise to most Of the
member as Il was thought the mo.
ton would be defeated because the
committee on national affairs had sub.
niitted the report In which Il commend.
cd that proposition 10 admit women
be left 90 the various societies. The
matter win be brought mp before the ma.
lional convention AZ Louisville, Ky, In
June for final disposition. Detroit was
decided upon for che place Of the nexi
annual convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
EXECUTIONS WILL oo Over.
spain WIN Walt Untii Uncle sam Has
Time 20 Investigate.

spain WIN Walt Until Uncle sam Has
Time 90 Investigate.
WASHINGTON, May lin the Com.
|petitor case It can be authoritatively
stated that at the request of the United
States the Spanish government viii post.
Ipone the execution Of death sentences
upon the American citizens until the
views Of the United States. respecting
the application to their cases in accord.
ance with the treaty Of 1895 and the
protocol Of 1871, can BE- presented and
considered. The postpnement Of the
execution means delay Of some weeks
at least and that the matter viii be
taken up BY diplomatic representatives
of the United States or Spain end be n
subject Of exchange Of correspondence
ON Interpretation to be given treaty pro
visions between the two nations. In the
meanwhile the effect viii be to allay
popular excitement both here and in
Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
ALL OVER TEXAS.
Jim smith killed.

La GRANGE, Tex, May ll.--Jim Smith
a coiorcd boy, was shot and killed In q
rear room Of the Lester hotel. George
Williams, another colored boy, Is under
arrest charged with the killing From
the testimony taken before The curuner
It appears that the boys were playing
with pistol. when II was discharged.
the ball entering Smiths head.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

Gen. Ross introduction OF Gen.
Rosser Saturday night was a most able
aud eloquent tribute to the men and
women Of the South and to the cause
that was overpowered. Gen. Rosser's
address wasa graphic recital Of the
history aud movements Of the army Of
Virginia from Manassas 10 Appomaitox,
prefaced by an explanation Of the
causes Of the war, and effectively illus
trated by the use Of a stcrcop,icon.
One hundred and one dollars and iify
cents were the receipts Of the lecture
and the spread at the Academy Of
Music. ----
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
NO SUCH ORDER.

Governor Mitchell Has Taken No Hand
In Ordering Out Troops
TALLAHASSEE, May ll.-Govcrnor
Miicholl's attention was called yester.
day tothe dispatch from Tampa stating
that he had autographed TO Major Con.
nelly TO hold the Fifth battalion in read.
inoss for immediate action on account
Of the bold stand taken by the president
regarding the imposing Of the death
penalty ON the men captured aboard the
Competitor The governor stated en-.
nhatically that he had had no recent
communication with Major Connolly ON
any subject and expressed surprise that
such a report shoun have gotten abroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

Just received, another lot Of London
purple In small packages, ior killing
potato bugs. NJ. II. James. l42
John Watts Of Galveston, Was here
Sunday en- route to Dallas, where he
will work for J. B. willyerd, who has.
ofened photograph galleries at both
Dallas and II North.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

TAYLOR, Tex. May ii.-John Cox. o
year old, was drowned In the san Ga.
briel river north Of Taylor while fishing.
An embankment upon which he was
standing broke loose, participating the
youth into the stream, whc-o he was
drowned before help could reach him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
Nlaetr-NIne lIarrls. Tlnr.srrrn.

KNoxvuIR, May Michael Farm.
er, aged 20, and Angelina Hopshaw,
aged 81, are receiving the Fluctuations
Of their friVnds. They were married
few days ago at Thorn Hin, Graingcr
county. and are spending the honey.
moon with relatives Of the groom near
this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

Huy you q buggy, phaeton or any
kind Of vehicle you need. Stock COM
plete. Prices cheap. J. Q. TABOR.
lia
FOR SALE:-Je7sey cattle. / reg.
islered 4'yearold bull, s-ycar.old COW
with heifer calf 2 weeks old, l 3-year.
old COW with heller calfS months old,
! iO.monihs-old high grade heller. VIII
sell separate or al together. Address
ID. W. spence, College Station, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

A Deputy sheriff Killed and an Indian
Policeman Fatally shot.

n htphtN nhtfiu Aliled ana an AuutAu
Policeman Fatally shot.
FoRr GHsoS, l. T., May ii.-Deputy
sheriff James shanls Of Wan, was
killed and Dobson Rider, an Indian po-
lice, perhaps fatally wounded in shoot
ing ARRAY which took place ON the main
street in this city. Shanks attempted
to libcratc a negro who had been placed
In Jail by Rider and City Marshal Ross
Benje. The officers had been drinking
some and hot words were exchanged.
Shanks became furious and started to-
ward the officers, when they opened
fire upon him. Six shots were fired.
four Of which took effect upon shanks
and one striking Rider Shanks died in
less than an hour. Bcnjo surrendered.
Rider cannot be found. II Is said he is
fatally wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
TRAIN OF TROOPS WRECKED.

Five Onicers KILLED and Three Oniccru.
Thirty soldiers and the Crew Hurt
AIliIERs, May IA train loaded
with troops, destined for the Island Of
Madagascar, collidod yesterday between
Adelia and vesoulboiman with another
train. Five officers were killed sud
three officers. 30 soldiers and the crow
Of the train injured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
Dl.srie, summer Normal.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, May 1.-THE
summer normal school for the distric,
composed Of the counties Of Red Riv =
and Lamar, win be held nj Clarksville,
commencing the latter part Of June and
holding five weeks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
Injured hy an E.nla.Ion.

ALBANY, Tex, May Nv. r. Ham.
mer was very badly, though not neccs.
sarily fatally, injured by the premature
explosion Of a blast that was being used
In digging cistern Another young
man who was In the cis,em with him
at the time was slightly injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

SAN ANTONIO, May Ill. NJ. Had.
den, a lawyer Of PES Broadway, New
York, and lately Of Cincinnati. died in
this city as the result Of an overdose Of
some opiate. He has been here two
months and was sufferer from con-
sumption.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

DENIsoN, Tex. May li.-B.P. Kinscy
and q. l.. Blackboard were arrested here
and gave bond. As the result Of a din.
Guilty between them shots were ex.
changed, but neither was hurt. Linn
Brewer caught stray shot, making q
slight ilosh wound.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
killing IN The TERRITORY
Sam Niece shoots and Kills George
smith az n Dance.

Hhm Mctiro Nhoots and kIlIs NeoFEo
Smith AZ a Danec,
INDEPENDENCE. Kan, May il.-Near
Elgin, in the territory ut a dance, Sam
MCGEE shot and killed George Smith,
aged 10 years, as the result Of On old
feud. The men had come to town with
cattle and had been drinking They
quarrelled and MCGEE began shooting
az Smith. His aim was poor and Smith
tainted him for displaying such miscra-
bic craftsmanship. MCGEE then taking
deliberate aim, landed bullet In
Smiths liver, from which he died In u
few hours. MCGEE surrendered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

The democratic primaries win be held
Saturday. Considerable interest is
manifested In the result. The repCS ,er
has heard a number Of men wheS Ave
heretofore participated in par 49,
declare they will not atlen
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

-..A ~ yErrE, Ind. May 1.-The rosi.
AZ the SOIL nohn Hancock Of Earl Park.
can not be nie'nnty, was rohhed Of ti7oo.
.o 1ns n,.n discovered the thieves be.
go s... Il the house, and n an at.
man WIN sest them WAS terribly beaten.
snrIne. 4 pail..4 cicv % che burglar.
with confIcIl0n2
on Nt'' ".seH Dead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

ENNIS, Tex, May ll.-Rev. G.. w.
Smith, the young colorcd evangelist.
has just closed big revival in this city
and immersed IS converts at Hampton's
tank.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
wILL SIZE no lIvERPooL.
Kansas Stockmen WIN send Their Cat
tie Co England Via Galveston.

TOPEKA, May 1.-The cattlcmen Of
central Kansas have complete arrange
ments for the shipment Of fat cattle di-
rect to Liverpool and win send the first
shipment south via Galveston. The
difference in prices between 4 cents at
Kansas City and II cents at Liverpool,
they say, win justify this movement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
mhanlng Made Rasy.

Ladies. - ~, fail to call at Cole
iitos.' ano so - ~ - q their charcoal
.urnsS ,.,. ~. ircAging boards. The
comes cool ladgsy OF ironing De-
in .hd pleasant
Cor. BRos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

'!.:; +: :; y :, :'i e:
for cops'' ',s,y is eses'-she court house
| His unass 20 one- "wednesday night,
Y IKE nA"s ..'gat Of their race will be
Nilakher the Brazos primaries next
saturday. Parties from the lower end
Of the county say tina, Henry will carry
everything around Milliean. We are
unable TO judge Of the candidates else.
where in the county, but as Henry car
)ried the county for attorney general.
and has many warm fIiends here, In.
Guiding former classmates, We regard
y ais chances as the best.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

81. f,ouIs. May Il In i Saloon bow
last night IKE shelton slahled lka
Rohan and i man mined Haloran 1o
han Was KILLED. and uaioIan. who IA.
|AtIa |o lI4 city AusmIa|. 1IH|oI
M las|.|as a. aa1'bal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

Cen. n. y. .,toddata, Who Va tef'-
oualy hunt Ia a runaway At hone'oh
see.ra days ago. reached home sunday
He was ntin suffering greatly ifoin ms
injuries ana unable 80 move With ut
pain and dialcnliy.
Yesterday morning Adiuiant w. GU
|l'e Mitchell. 81 CampJ. B. RoberiE n,
hi. e. ", showed ne the camp reaser.
which now contains She Nance 81
stt-tt three memhera, six Of whom
e., soes Of veterans. The camp meets
lhc hrss SATURDAY n JUNG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12
show

Ladiea Of the Methodist church win
have The baby show at Mrs. Jap Coles
Friday next. May 10. An babies en-
tered Cot prizes must BE- on hand At 80
h tie C. utest comes of between the
hours Of 8 80 and $50. The prizes are
a. follows. The largest baby over 5
Qnlhs aud under year, dozen
graphs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

RtuNl 81 was scarcely able 10
ralso his voice above a whlspes. More
over. 10 has had a recurrence 81 his
Sd trouble. varicoae veins In his lcra
which had 10 DO handagod 6asulai times
DAY, and prevent him ffum mofine
spoat v'lh ht usual activity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-12

6be Lewis was here Sunday.
+ s. Adam. vas here Sunday.
q Nnnp va IN DallasyesieFday.
plsslonera court met yesterday.
Fountain went to Houston sun.
raeF Of The Eastern Star met
aaA
hox ofs cakes nice toilet Hoap
a. n. II. James.
mson q At ht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
THE DEMAND IS GOOD
PRICE or CATTLE AT CHICAGO is
ADVANCING.
The Receipts of noE. Continue Very
Heavy ana the rriees Are
correspondinuiy Lower.

Chicago, Marsh ig. - Cattle - Prices
continue TO advance under an netiyo
general demand and light supplies aud
buyers today soon absorbed the offor-
lnHs al u further advance OF SC. Com
mon 70 choice native bpeyes sold at
S5.oOpi,1O with only comparatively a
small proportion OF the sales below 81. 0U
or over H.S5. Choice medium weights
ana heavy cattle are selling together
nnd droyea OF steers nre averaging
IVY to 1876 pounds sell at SA,95.
Hutchering cattle are stronger and
cows and hclies 81 medium choice
quality are selling brlslty nj s. 50W275
Win an occasional sale az - 5000 90.
hut common to good canning stun ~
no better Calves are less active and
are 2iHSOc lower than last week The
FEEDER trade Is very llght and ualos
are mostly s3.60G976 Tor good lots.
prices.
Hogs 49, Receipts today considerably
uVcrrun estimates and prices were
weak az Yesterdays decline 10 Be lower
Tor common droven. Poor TO primo
heavy sold Mt S7bNG05 and mixed
butchers wcighta brought 81 Goa OF Ia
while fancy assorted lights sold at 34iO
Wil2 IL, As the day advanced trnd,
ing became more active ana prlcca
wore stronger than az the opening.
Sheep b. There was llvclier and
stronger demand today, Inferior to
choice sheep were yalelblc at 81 75W
3.6j, the offerings consisting largely Of
westerns. Prices were largely Zoe
HIGHER and lnmha sold better at 81 500
81 $50. chiefly at 81 90 and upward
Iscceipts 60 Cattle 5000; hogs $1,000,
sheep coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

New York. March l2,-Wweat-Ex--
ports. 2S. 800. spot weak. No.
hnrd, 7G1-sc f. o. b., nlloat options
weak under lower cables and fav-
orRble crop news, rallied on COW
oring. but turned weak ana de-
cllned All day under liquidation, weak
later cables and bearlBh crop adNiees,
closing 3sQjS L. lower IN the iace OF q
rood export business at se0boara
peintg. March. ~; May II l-s.
Hides and leather steady.
wool, quiet
Pig iron weak Southern, &li2'0
19s5, Northern. sii5oglS5o,
coppcr-Iiasy; brokers. 10 7-Se' ex-
change. II. 60. o,,,rr,
$40 .,,oo1,,o,z
Plates Weak ...s,. a.
coifee-Options opened steauy
L6u5 points advance, ruled lp,et ~
genSr,illy firm Oh favorable forelgn au-
,,lccs and European BUYING nuVahys
er,ssted BY local selling. closed st 4, sas
@t sGsiS points net advance safes INV
enot coffee--Rio arm; no Z 10 e-'s'
MA drin. Cordovn, l6 3-fWlee, ran
ssiee, 5000 bags Maraoaipo anu WV
hers Buramangara PIT -.
sugar raw and refined quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

competition that has been going on for
n long time past. on the nrst polnt
the expectations Of the financial com.
munity were fulfilled as the dlyldenb
ran on ST Paul common stock was in,
creased to 4 per cent yearly hnals NJ.
garding the Electric company's rumnra
of an agreement to DO shortly M.
nounced, mad been current In the street
Tor several days past II wne cven
stated that an agreement, md boen
signod several days ago subject 10 the
RATIFICATION today OF the rospectiv.
boards OF directors. The Arrantpn,en,
was concluded today and coyera n al.
vision Of territory established mntnaIiy
satisfactory prlcoA and other eesentlal
points ana VIII be hailed with aatis.
fhetipn BY the security holdera OF both
properties whose money has been FOR
q long time pnat disslpated by Tho CON
duct of expensive patent and other 10.
gnl suits After the exciting manlpu-
lhtlon OF tho Industrial shares on iho
past rev days relief was today afforded
by a more general disposition 10 Tho
trade In railway shares. l.. & N. and
the brangcrs being IN demand and *.
hlDlted decided strength. as di1 most
OF the enure list, The government
crop stntistica and the expectation OF
the Increased dividend on ST. Paul were
the contributory Influences on the last
mentioned group, Violent changes oc-
Cured In indugtrinls. T0hnooo main.
tolnlng Its prominence with Gcnernl
Electric ranking second The market
opened firm ana more general dis
uhution OF trading. Deallnga In To-
hncco were henvy. one trananction of
5000 shares being noted MT 7l The
stock rose I rs hut at the top notch
liberal salcs occurred and the improve
ment was not sustained, Tho closing
after an erratlc course showed gain
OF ] - per cent on the day Activity
developed In General Electric ana ad-
vance was made on ! per cent. Later
IN the day on rumor OF hitch In ne.
goiiutlons the stock was freely offered
and declined . ia per cent. IL closed
practically unchanged. It the general
list the cNtromc galns were In Builing-
ton, 1 l-i' Itocl, Island. Z is, ana 81.
Paul, Sugar Distllling Reading and
Cotton preferred. ] per cent. The raid
ON General Electric around p. m. tem-
poiprlly weakened the tone uf the gen.
cral market but nrmcr tone deyri.
opcd on the declaration or the ST. Paul
dividends The closing wna strong AZ
general net gains extending 10 / per
cent In many shnreH. Railroad bonds
were quiet but generally firm. The
changes were slight Sales q25 600
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

ST. Louis, March l2-Flour easy but
not quotnOly lower.
Wheat-Lowcr; No . red 60; elevator
72m7a l-2 track May 81 Ia July 81 S.S.
Corn Cash better, &c l-2' options
lower: May 20 3-lt26 les.
Onts-Cnsh steady, lSQlS 3-s bid; May
lower 20; July i9 l-2.
Nominal 3Sl3a.
Barley Cotton ties and bagglng I'M
changed,
Corn mcnl-il, 35qlA0
Bran dull--Ai bid east track.
Flax seed-QWot, SO Ia,
Tinothy-Sa .O0dS 30.
Hay -Firm, Prairie ,5.5oQG,5o; tim
othy IS 0O0i3,50
Butter-Quiet creamery 1902; dairy
124l7
Eggs-Firm; s "a
Whiaky--Stcady, Si.22
PorlS-Lower; new 39.7 l-a; old 1857
IL.
Inrd-Lower. prime 50 o.; choice s.. 10
Bacon--Quicti boxed shoulders 615V;
longs and ribs 81 60 IL; clear 81 70.
Dry salt meats shoulders $40; longs
SIS 90; ribs Is; clear is.
Receipts Flour 5000. wheat 12,oOO;
corn $4,000; onts $4,000. oo,
Shipments Flour 5000; wheat iV'VVV,
corn s6, 900, oats 1000