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The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15

Sterling Oct 15.-The United Presby-
terian synod of Kansas is in session
here and viii continue until the 18th
inst In all, there are about IS minis
ters. laynen and missionary dele
gates present. Rev. W. T. Mofitt Of
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
Atchison Man Drops Dead.

Atchison, Oct. 15.-David Sheppard,
aged 65 years, fell dead as he crossed
the threshold of his dining room yes
terday. He was a brother of Joseph
Sheppard, general superintendent of the
United States Express company at Chi
ca 90.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
Ottawa shopmen's Hours.

Ottawa, Oct. 15-The Santa Fe shops
are now working nine hours, six days
in the week. A year ago they worked
seven hours a day, five days in the
week, a difference of 10 hours a week
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
KiIled Id Leavenworth.

Leavenworth, Oct. 15.-Herman Cobb
den, a veteran of the Soldiers Home,
was killed by an electric car last night
The car was coming down a grade at
Elm street when COlbden stepped out OF
the weeds in front of it, was run over
and cllt in two
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
JENNINGS NOT SCARED.
Ran Accused of the Rock Island Rob
berry Appears in EI Reno.

Wichita Oct. ia. l. Jennings of
Okla homa. who has been accused of
completely in the daylight robbery of
Rock Island express train near Chick
asha, 0. T., about two weeks ago, ap-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15

BaIlard's Snow Liniment. There is
no pain it will not relieve. no swelling it
will not subdue, no wound it will not
heal It cures frost bites, chilblains
and corns Geo. W. Stansfeld, 632
Kansas avenue, and MiIier's Pharmacy
corner Sixth and Topeka avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15

Are you lacking in strength and en-
ergv? Are you nervous, despondent,
irrftab BILE bilious, cOnstipated and gen
eraIlv run down in health? If so. your
liver is torpid and few doses or Hero-
inc will cure Herbine has no equal
as a health restorer. Geo W Stans-
field. 632 Kansas avenue, and A1illera
Pharmacy, Sixth and Topeka avenue
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
S1O.Ooo Fire al Lindsborg.

Arkansas City was elected as moder-
ator for the ensuing year.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
Some Great Bargain.

Are offered by Nichols, the Shoeman.
See his ad on the 18th page
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15
POTATOES.

White or Pink Colorado Potatoes 20
cents a busheL If you want to put
away few sacks for winter let US give
you prices.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-15

See the top of the 18th page.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
DlAZ WIRES BRYAN
Invites the Nebraskan to Be His
Guest While in New Mexico.

Guthrie. Ok Dec 6--W- J Bryan
departed for Mexico this morning. afc=r
being eIaboraEe1E entertained by the
people here II the opera house M
Brya1 I=ccure1 OF ~Blmeta1 1lIs-u-- Mr.
Bryan says Ee viii pass four weeks III
Mexico Yesterday he received Il wired
invitation To ne the guest OF President
Dzaz at the Mexican capital AIRS By
an wlu meet him At Fort Worth. and
Governor CrIECendel VIII meet than IT
san Antonio
Monterey. san Luis Patosi- Vera Cruz
and other places viii be- visited but the
longest stay VIII be- in the CiEy of Mex
5-a- where AZ Bryan expects 90 rar-aIl
-1rz= weeks With frequent eZcL--sI1 rs
IEC1 the sIrEl 1iu11rsS c0ulLEy- Re eE-
poets % return home rna EEsC week n
January
3Ir Bryan denies that l= goes 10 Me-
leo El study the effects Of q silver IrIa1l-
lLAL system He says that he goes be-
-zESa h. wants 10 travel and Mexico
s El= nearest country at hand VFIicl IL
= as E=- UEacrEL-az z1-A1 with He VII
s-ULy the condition Of ttle I-vEeE classes
and -le SUITS Of these observe -51us
VIII BE- given 10 the public o1 his r.
turn
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
RIGHT IN HIS LINE. =


DasEer, tie Football EIsEsr, and His Plea
Fer an EeIress-
Dashe- wa5 q college football player who
admitted without reserve that he was IA
Nous
Ee was swift as deer, quick As thought
strong as q giant
The ground trgmbIed beneath his tread.
and foes turned pale q Ms v-EE i0ok-
No line could baEe his po7s er Of pen
esrariou- except any old line OF the Had
or the Anabasis-
He co1Id pass the hall with uEzrvcI0uz
eeIerIty and precision IN fact. hz could
pass anything IN the great college race eZ-
cent Al sezau -
And Eet, stupid as he was IN his < udies-
he had q uIn5le VII and 4 cool JEuxFavcE-
ing assurance that often served him well
When he left college he was x ooe5 and
won BY the daughter Of PeE gEiL1s P
HackI1ghzar1- The ChIeaEoan Who had
AIidaslisa- turned every Il0re1ne. p-GfUcI
he touched 30 gold A5r- Pzczinechaul vas
NOS entirely pleased with his urospec. I've
son-iu-Iavv-
Il u-1lEh Want ny daughter, do you p
he mutrered oEuInoUsIZ- Er-eE-5zsEe
yCu anE-er-er-p-oEerry
''Of course I have sale DasheE. $ IS
suits Of clothes and a 5uudog-'
HUEphl What can you---eR-d.75F
any 0ld-any1hIng- Dasher sad
caEleseIE- N JUST the man you need 4
your business
To help employ u-y-er-er-incoueee
well I could 20 througA the reuter for
feyF yards gain I supPOee- LEzsheE ad-
u11rted calmly -Bu6 that wasn't yzazs1
meant meant that my whole crzIning
was right IN Your line
Right IN my IIneHF echoed the million
atre-
s'Thst was TIE remark 1r1zele-rzsytt IN
your lire Dashe- Continued ulu1tL1y-
Ind
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

II Sweden a cEl11e Is an event. theft
uaR szcu-arIy Is vcrv IRE Honesty = -ls
fun taIz-elraI quality Of the racg- IS Ea1l-
rally recognized and of1ciaEy counted
upon n uEis regard tEe StockzoIuzrs
show z confident careless1css which IS gl-
ways q surprise 20 strangers and causes
them soI1c ule--s1Eezs- In the rhaa-ers
and &C Ecer1 halls -heEe are large clg-z-
rooms where hats and furs are lefz wl-1-
ouz the smallest slle=-uarJL The perform
ance orcr, each ono aglIu takes possession
Of his eEac-s, ard 81 accidcnl never oc-
ours TIE Inhabitants zEe accustomed %
sxpeca . reciprocal pEobIEy IL the trz41sa--
tio1s CT everyd-y life Upon moss O. The
trau1HsTs Ia Stockholm coudUct0Es have
basen dIs5ez5sd Vv1-h- The p1zsseUzzLr him
SELF deposits his IL orc IL q Iirlle XII p-ae=c
1t the e1d Of the vehicle, behind the CrlTer-
II Is paE11reEaI-aud eeCnou-icaL-L'a
rzziau
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
Perzioez for Ez1ssrz

TTashfng-ou- Dee s-Pe1s5ous have
bes1 granted as follows
ClriEznz l-SzDUeI Il Hoover w -c1--
Ia william a Morgan. Cottonwood
FATS George Z Boyd OLiv=-- Fred
er5cE TIIIa1 kIUUls. CoLElchs Salzris
kes1e. Dwight
Eel. E--lEl-aa-
Restoration and Reizsu-J0h1 D
Brown E-dCrado-
Llcreass-1LsrriE : 1Lzst1u Dana
Thomas Means EarleEE- <auoIa1C
krukrCszI- Na-R11aL Military home
LszTeuVvo vorrh- E-lchard Seaman Fort
Scott owen OFConDeIl- Ellsworth
STAFFORD
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
LAKE HOUSE FIRE.
Sixty Guests Aroused From Bed
Narrowly Escape With
Their Lives.

Milwaukee. Dec e-FIre broke out in
the Lake House. 3 four-stOry structure
at Lake and Ferry streets at z-s0 this
morning Sixty people were asleep IN
the house at that time One life was
lost and five persons were injured II
the-r endaavor TO escape Charles Pat
ta-sou, 8 dock Iab0rer. lost his life. be
ing overcome by smoke
The following were injured in jump
ing from the buiI5fuE
August HeuchmaR- Jaw broken
David Baker head cut
Thomas OFBrien, leg sprained and head
bruised
Robert Potter head cut
Frank 3EeIIaad- hands and legs sprafu-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
DUG OUT STATE COAL
4 LeaFenworsh Company That Owes
Kansss 5000.

STATE Mine Inspector George 1EcGrzrL
EIe5 with Governor L-e=iE this after
noon z report containing the resuIL ut
zhe Investigation and survey Of CEe
mines of the elVg1Ezh Coal cO1-
uzny which Ez= been ercr1ac 11ng O1
Eha state mines at Lansing
M lIcl2rarn found that the company
had mined the coal OUT Of 10 - acres
ls land under the Missouri river be-
forging 20 EzuSaz- This land yielded
8 5ss 81 bushels oE coal 1r - Z141a tons
The value u this coal at Cha usual
ROYALTY rate amounts To 81 So IS. W hic1
rra t-t5r1uauv viii De asked oy Governor
LIZ IL reEurr. . Ele srALA-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
CHARITY BALL.
soeisty Wants O-e. bat Who ShaI
Head the PEoj=css

Society peoDle are taking ID the an
1-laL charity halL Whic1 izEzrfuE the uasE
Ea1 years has been So u-r-zzzLlF sr1cczss-
flL Today T L king was aszeG % take
charge OF LEa EaE-=nEs- bEt he da-
e4ErHL owing E1 AE-Z OF time % devote 10
the work He w1s secretary o. tEa com
EiEtee last Ee&r-
Those who are Interested IN Ezz affair
have taken no further steps 1Et the sen
-1Ua-- seems 20 favor BAR and ft IS
extremely uro5allz that definite arrange
r1eu-z VIII s1aZ ae made 80 thar the pre-
Zzra1lz ~ work E1zT be d1-s
It VIII EetT uI-= an 5Ec-a1 Ordinary effort
zo give such charity nlU Mrs O. 6
SzEr11 organized and carried cut last
1Elnlar- and no 1zI can hops equal me
BAN OF the Ea=rIvll -lIeel at the Grand
Ct-ar-a House lasE fzl- Mrs. sutton has
- the pace fo- splendid ezltzreazrrr1er Il
eE this character for Topeka and II VIII
BE- 10 small task GO maintain lh=D ac th11
HTZh Standard
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
PUT IN THEIR PLANT
SociaIistie Party With Head
quarters at Girard.
AfehisOn Power and Light
Plants Consolidate.

Pratt Dee 6-Tha Rock Island Rail
road company experimenting AT
Preston with the Campbell method Of
cuItlvartug the soil They have shipped
in r1= necessary machinery 10 Preston
and VIII experiment IN r1= company ;
land near that pIac=-
The Campbell Usthod-to state It IN
z f=w vords--z % thoroughly cultivate
aUz 1u-v=rIz= rE= son % q Depth oE
from faur o. eight inches than pl07v Il
under So rE-E the E-Lv=riE=1 soil viii
e down 20 a dsprh Of eight ID Il
inches
Acr=r tbs pulv=rlz=d son Is pIowed
under they cultivate the seu on E1u
again until Ir IS completely pulverLzsL
TIE theory IS thzt -tle pulV=rlzed soil
holds moisture much 1ecrz- -Lau q
hard sub-s15- ard Mr. Campbell rhA
originator of th= plan. claims llat there
j. plenty Of rainfall 90 raise q crop eV-
erE year IN kaus@s II this method -
CUl-IFa-t1u IS followed
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
NRW BAsIs o. coNPRonIsE
B0hsufa to bs Divided Into Three
Languags DlssrIcss

Vienna Dec 6@Tha Neue Fraf
Presse says the negotiations Of The
Austrian premier Baron Won Czautsch q
parties are progressing towards an ar
Ea1geEaaUE on the language question
Tke young Czech It appears are will
ing 70 agree 70 z division OF Bohemia
into three language territories. Czech,
German and mixed
The premier made q proposition on
this basis 10 the German parties The
greatest di1cuIry IT is asserted. IS
found. IN the fact that the Czeehs IN
stst that the officials throughout Bo-
hemIa u1UsE speak b0th languages To
this the Germans are opposed
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
Atchisoa Light Companies Con=oli-
Gats

AtcEs01- Dec s-Atc1zsou-s tE5 HIGHT
1E and power companies VII be The
property OF one company after Ja1uzry T.
1zss the Atch1so1 street FszLwaE- Light
and Power company having purchased
-ha plzz- CT rhA A-c1lso- Gas Electric
L-EE- and Power company The purchase
Prise is uo- given aE- the property p---
chased Is worth 80 -11- 2 P WaEE=ler-
the A-cElzol attorney Is the principal
ozzz- CT tLA A-chlso- Street E-aE-zar and
Lighting plant. Eh1-h began business two
years zEc-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

BaIIar1ss E0r=h0un5 SFruD Is not 4
but is q scientifically prepared remedy
that cures coughs and ccIds- and AL
throat ard zuDg troubles It's action i
euEk PROMPT ard positive sc and 5ce
Gzo- W Stausde-d So Kan Ave and
8I-IIer's Pharmacy, CoE- sth and T0p=ka
aEeuue-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
FAST MAIL UNPOPULAR
Arkansas City People Prefer the Old
Schs6EIs-

Arkansas CITY Dee 6--TLls cz-v = -1-
meeting -1= --r1z- u1lE Win brass Bands
TIE -=w Eal IS proving fr1z- 10 the
business and CoEU1erctaI interests The
good 1lL way. when It arrived On ----- z-
$50 o-c-1eE and the delivery Of -1= -=--
r=rs vas made before u 1--l1cE = b=--=r
f-r the business Interests Of Arkansas
CL-E than % have Important nan held l-
S=w-ol TIL -1= morning pager train over
takes tn= -aU Tor The south
TIE uaL IS IN anywhere from 1871 %
-oo1 and II Is frequently after 5I1E=r te-
fore letters c11 5z delivered
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Troy. Dec Sc " SulveIy sued w
2 Ls=vAra1L- county treasurer Sa-ur-
day for SO 600 for false arrest and i'm
ErlSoEEeuL n connection Wl-E the
5zu=r zE Elszz-euls1E OF county funds
<o2E years aga SuIVely was brought
naca RON Chicago and prosecuted 1T
DsTaEzgz- but vas zclr1E-ra5 zIEhouE1
q aeA117T1zdgz-d Lhzr he mad handed
tle money. Another suit Es pending
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

returned from Western Union Junction
where he went 20 Investigate the r.
pert that two men who are registered
aE the hotel there were Merry and
smith the Chicago --ur1=rars of 1L=r-
rvs wife says rhaE ara nothing
hut farm hz-t-ds Ii search OF employ
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
MISS BRADLEY CHOSEN.
Secretary Long Helps the Governor
Ont Of q DTEerra

Washington. Dec 6--Secretary Long
today wrote Miss Chr1sc1re Bradley
asking her To do him the honor 10
carisreu tEe batIIeshzEl- Kentucky This
action was taken with the consent Of
Governor Bradley
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06
~ - - aIc1toL

Exeter. n H Dee 6-lI-s Annie
E7zrzSzulrl0uS and Edwin W CuI1by
are dead as result oE drinking wood
ported dying
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Is cents admits you 70 Unity Thurs
day evening To s=e the gentlemen trim
the hats
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Remember Tuesday the 1tl Of De-
ca-n1 1er yCu ear have Al opportunity
Cd consult one aF the Oldest and most
eminent specialists IN tE-s country al
-Ee Copeland hotel cal Ear Dr. Cri-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

The up-to-date Lunch and Short Or
dzr Restaurant IL Cre-er5e rs kan
sas avzLzz SCOTT & SCOTT
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Fogz calls Il birlsts.Ll-sEa when 3 E9uuE
e.fr with gold tIlad teeth SPEAKS II s1l-
-erv acesurs-Boscoa TRANSCRIPT
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Shirts. collars ard cufEs Izu16e-ec
% look Ike uaE ffT Peerless Steam
Laundry. IL and "a West S-h s.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

The duzsz n the west Core ard tn
II J " PHILIPS
G1z y. Eghtd s.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Little Gertle-1I Mamma. tell ne a fasrz
story
AIzzEruz-T don knew any Ge1 Tot-
papa To tell ygu why he sca1d 11r % laes
lasr u1ghs--Asc7v EorE Journal
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Elt At tie Cre1lerle. &c ha1sls ave-
E-e- Scott & Se1-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Weather Observer Ie--r5nzs SAYS II
VIII be colder TuesilE n eastern and
central Kansas 3II-E-1--ru- temperature
Tor tonight . degrees
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

Cau ana see Dr. order At TIE Cepe-
Iz1I Il afflicted with any GzsazSs OF 4
dfEEIcuIt nature Ee Is u0W @t the
Copeland and VIII remain seveE1l days
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

We do meldI1- a1d sew on buttons
1ree Of cEzrge- Pee less STAN L4aundry
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

EII2-IS SuCW Z z-E-Eut cFTrez
Rh=nlatfsCu- Naura EgLa- EIead dzc1le Sick
EsadacEe- Sore Thrrsax cuts Surafr=
Bruises Old Sores EET rs, and al pain
and I-1-t1EzzEl7 tllrz- TIE most peEetrat-
ing LL1LmeEt III the q Grid Try It, sec
Geo " Stausheld- So kan Ave and
AEilIer's ? hzarllacE-. Ger 9Th and Topeka
HveuUs
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

There IS no finer fres Tar. richer or
more E-rIed line Of sUf-Elgs than that
kept BY CIof Ekherg- ELs Kanias ave
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

The Creuerle- 7z6 Kansas avenue
SCOT < SCOTT
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-06

y LL---L-l- u = n Il =
Executive z-ansiou. Dec s. 1881
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

New York, Aug. 2i.-Rlordan & Co. say
OF cotton to-day: There were lively fiuc-
tuauons in cotton to-day which resulted
in small net decline. a five sixty-fourths
advance in Liverpool this morning was
regarded as none too good by the local
traders. There were plenty of buying or
ders to be filled, however, and the opening
here was from unchanged prices in )
points higher Liverpool was an enormous
seller in this market. Persistent bulling
Of the near months lifted prices further,
after the opening, but flood of selling or
ders came upon the market and sent
prices scurrying down again The weekly
government crop bulletin was most bulish.
but created no enthusiasm. At the de
cline the selling pressure became exhaust
ed and the best part of the loss was rec
covered. Receipts as yet amount 10 prac-
ucally nothing and this is the real trump
card of the bulls. A squeeze of August
shorts was matter of only passing in
terest. That month advanced to S.l5c.
January opened at 712c, advanced to 7.15c.
declined to cents. advanced again to 7.1Oc
and closed at 706c to 709c, with the tone
of the market ste luy. Liverpoops attitude
tomorrow is awaited with interest. Buy
ers there do not seem eager for spot cot
ton"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
OCEAN FREIGHrs

Cotton-Market firm; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds: Boston per bale. 81 %:
New York. per bale. $l00: PhiladelDhia.
per bale, $lOO; Baltimore. per bale. 81 90:
Dlrect-Barcelona, SIC; Genoa, soc; PevaI,
oIc. Via New YOrk-LiverpooL 43c. Bre-
men oOc; Amsterdam, SOC. Hamburg, 45c.
Genoa, soc; ST Petersburg, COO; Man
CHESTER 47c; Havre, SOC; Gothenberg, COO.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are firm at
rullng rates. Foreign business Is more
or less nominal The rates from this and
Hearpy Georgia ports are quoted at S4 00a
4.aV Tor a range-includug Baltimore and
portland, Me. Railroad ties, base A feet.
70 Baltimore, l2c; to Philadelphia l3c; 10
New York, l3l2c. Timber rates 50caS1 90
hlgher than lumber rates To the West
indies and Windward, nominal: to Rosa
RIO S2OO6l300, to Buenos Ayres and Mon
tevideo, $l0.00d11OO; to Rio Janelro, s14.00;
TO Spanish and Mediterranean ports. 81 30
@ll.50; TO United Kingdom for orders.
nominal for lumber pounds IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York. $3.50: to PHI.
adelphia. via New York $3.50; 10 Boston
$3.50 via New York; 20 Baltimore. 500.
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market Is
firm. Medium sized. Cork for orders, are as
follows; Rosin, Is. 101zd. for barrels of 3lC
pounds and per cent. prmage: spirits, Is
I'D; Genoa rosin. IS 3d035 Cd; Adriatic, 2.
6dn2s 30; South American, rosin, soc pei
barrel of $50 pounds Coastwise-Steam-
70 Boston, Zoe per 100 pounds on rosin. 80,
on spirits: to New York. rosin, Sac per 1U
pounds spirits, SOC
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market remain
ed in the same position it has been in for
several days past There was a firm bid
for the receipts by the prominent buyer,
while other exporters remained seemingly
Indifferent Business al New York is al
most at a standstill, and the price there
is about 1ac below Savannah, after freight
is added. The whole country appears to
be waiting to see what the present con-
trollers of the market expect to do next
At the Board of Trade at the first and
last calls, the market was bulletined firm
a 26c. The reported sales were 5SS casks.
Rosin-There was no change in the mar
ket quotations. The demand was fair and
a the first call at the Board of Trade,
the market was bulletined firm and I'M
changed with sales of 1,347 barrels. At
the last call the market closed with no
further sales, with quotations unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
SPOT COTTON ADVANCED.
THE LOCAL MARKET UP . CENT
IN ALL GRADES.

Fair Demand at steady Prices.
sales 1911 BaleS-Futures StiIl Adj
,nncing-ROsin Firm at 2G Cents
For ReguIars-ROsin Firm ana In
,bnnged-An Advance in Grain in
the Local MarlScts-Eggs 20 Cents
g, Dozen at Wholesale.
savannah, Aug. 24-The friends of cot
.,,, were pleased TO see an advance of 1sc
mi .o5ts to-day. There was comparatively
lu.s doing, on account of the limited Of
,.rIass. but the prospects for higher prices
l,.ssd brighter. Futures at New York
and Liverpool continued TO advance. The
spirits turpentine market was firm at 26c,
with bid for the entire offerings. Rosin
ras 6rm and unchanged. An advance was
recorded in corn and corn products. Eggs
.5,a al poe a dozen, the market being
s.3uty supplied. Other markets Were
firm and unchanged.
The fo.oiwing resume of the different
markets will show the tone and the quo
tstfons at the close to-day;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEE.

wheat. glaiG02Kc; No spring wheat sen
g2c; No. red 9iAm92kc. No. = corn, 2siaM
2sssr; No yellow corn. 8iam2sAc No. 2
oats, ishntsiac. No. white. T. o. o.. 2glf
23c; 40. while. ickd2iiac No 2 rye zoe
no. barley nominal, No g. 801ffse. No g.
-7n3lc. no ! naK seed, sl0sal0D. prime
timothy seed. t2sl. mess pork per barrel.
So i0us.ijc, lard per TO- pounds, f57iss
short ribs Sides looscl, G.i5n54Q. dry
sailed shoulders ODoXcdj. 5054c. short
Gear slides boxed. 5kW5hc. whisky dis
ulcraJ finished goods per gallon. Sly
Cincinnati aug. 2i-iflour steady. an.
changed Wheat unsettled. No. rod.
nominal pc. Corn easy. No. 2 mixed.
&c. Oats easier. no. 3 mixed. igism2lr.
nyo nrm. No. % a0c. Lard quiet tti5.
huIk meats nrm. 500. Bacon firm. $3.50.
whisky active.
49, Louis 80. Aug 2i-Fiour qulei and
weaker. in sympathy with wheat. patents.
l.rlua ID. FfrHlghfs. liGui7i. clears. 60 i5
nlY. medium. flaiu1D Wheat. spot.
lover, DO. @ rd, cash. elevator. ale
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