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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12

again and ere he Is aware has learncu
.,',,,,sttt,, ~ tho Murm1ns ana Mof-
rr,,nfsm and declares he mas never
b.,rJ ..ch beautiful doctrines. the
Nt,r,,,,,,. cnnt be the awful people
ibcy are represented 10 be-
A. rule our street meetings have
boon we'll attended. From a Few 20
several hundred stop and listen TO thi
preaching and singing. -,....
Each sunday we hold three
u Sunday school ana Two hlD''''s,
"a hail rented Cor thnt pu'pl-e ", ~
Carlisle is SUNDAY school Hup,ilh', hd-
ONT mud H. nsaistod by other travelling
Eldora who have charge N the classes.
The school ls pretty WEI nttendel ul
tho Saints ana their chUdNn. some
stranger occasionally come w. no
systom ~ conducting the classes ia slim
liar thatnt home. our teachers are
educated mn .r-mor who have done nc.
tive work al h1mo In hHih sunday and
day school The children orc h'cAm-
Ing acquainted with the Ho'p prince
piles 1ri are often iounl us g5..'n !.
ih0m among their pllymaita. Iha ia
Tho sunday meetings are wei al
tended. During she past teW months
quite "a number ~ Strangers have at
tended. 20 gives ua some s1tiafIeilln
uri rIuIur1ut meui when W. sD1 ~ uif
mrHUsgr lne faces n som. 10 .hIHC
upon whom we have called during iho
week Occasionally one receives iua-
tlm.n ny ~ the divinity % The work ",
represent and ecis courage enough 20
como Out and obey the Gospel ordl-
rIucoa.
We have also a Reil'f s1cITiy which
meets once every two weeks 90 the
homes ~ me s1ln,H. 10 D. in "a nlur-
Hhin- coalition. A good luiluouC. is
manifest in thcir meetings ana much
good ls accomplished by their humble
EFFORTS
\ Mutual Improvement association
has also been organized among the
Saints Subjects u lntercT. So an arc
considered.
Tho Chicago Elders and Saints send
greetings % all nj nds, nri would he
E.ad 90 hear from some NJ them
The EIdrts lfD1r.nR h.rr at present
are. James Lewis MoCarray. prtal.
dent u The Northern Illinois confer
orcc. Edw. =. MldFicy a. j. Carlisle,
Christie Hyldnhl. :. u. bradford ard
g. G. SicmouHcn. Tho cHnfarauco ad.
dress Il ii3 l. M1yne 81. Chicago. MS
G. c. STEPHENSON.
BranCh Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12

? ~ EltT
N a8fk VI The Lord II progressing
i-ihs part " ihc vineyard HioNly' pu'
f.i.y.
~. who DIV honest al heaN Re.
rT 'h. lHTprl ny saying those tha'
rf t.rHfi Hi heart, ! de- MT d"Hlfv "
hu p..qIH infer that W. mean thal
o. hra that urH converted 90 IN"
-. rIaf 10 thr Gospel and obey those
r 'fflrltUy hlneHts" men may -,
rfH b0uasi nergecn themselves rni
lfr0, honest between themselves ana
oA
rfa recent rains and SHOWS, In this
frN have rendered " almost I'M
fHe'. uparinrm missionary work
We had a very severe SHOW storm
w ociIl.r iG f0lhsgrd by a warm
a1, Whrh made the ruada 90 MUDDY
eli aH rmpy wagon was a had for a
pam Nevertheless We are endravpr'
p 90 a. our duty and magnify the
elfg Ah1Huuil we have been called
W. realize iht, should We neglect "a
1Ag,'iy ihe calling ~ nur Priesthood
.i' Would Dee our condemnation and
% vls evidently THE that caused this
fAIh from that great Apostle 10 The
N.lA.rf who endured 30 much for fh,
c.. ~ truth.
~ lhlurh I preach the Gospel.
.,r tnih.Hs Oh gsry ~; f0r necessity
ill unHH me. y,a, woe II unto me
y Preach uus the Gospel" / C0rlrsh
q, Ia, should be the motto n all. "Fol
lth prHch the Gospel. | have
.l.'f D. glory H." whether In IN,
h.'l ur iu tha peaceful wales OF
~ Hn We pray over nr the ad,
J, n'Hi ~ ihe holy fiilh and cot
"a property of Zion.
iuura flr truth.
ollAS ". gOODLIFFE,
ISAAC JONES.
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liverpool. ohio, oct. 81. 1853
IN, ssml.annuai conference was
l In. F.resrson Hlli hall. saiur-
% H. m. october %. is9s' sun
N ,p and Z y. M, oct Soih'
N .sa. m.. Priesthood meeting
~ ,, n, 1880 y. m.. and finished our
li'i.i. t'sss.d with the presence Of
We .r a Kcaeh. president OF
itt.ru stnioa mission.
most enjoyable time boih
w. ..aIr and Priesthood meetings
gUI was Wish "a aud We
rt.J La spiritual feast as Wen nl
I 0ne. People who came out
ID. mo Gospel truths dissgmin-
.r. Eders VI Israel were high-
In our public meetings tht
..oI.s authority. church or
Or 4nartasy. and restoration
81 .-.t't upon. The Elders showed
f '...r Of the Christian world
.ts necessity uf inspired
..ri Prophets to guide the pe9-
.rt.eht way The Apostle
,s.ne 10 the UantIan slin'f
Ia md though We ur an nnE
ivan preach any other COSY.
... Uh.'h we have preached UNI
10 him Doe acurrad.'
~ 4. t,u's a. Kelsch boro a falthfu
..sy pf ihc appearing OF goa ..
-.ss favored with she company q.
W. utfrei. Laauder >. Harr,a ana
LsueNyn from n, West ienh
~. .4rf.ranre. Tho Priesthood
rN... vtaH tImc 81 rejoicing Thr
..y.d their companions. ati0r
.,Uh Elder reported his labor =
it. plst eight months. ~ tclt
and were fired with re-
termination 20 press stronger
i,'i y ne future Tor the proclama-
pri.- p,tl J. Davis was honornhly
-..i q, rgurn home. Elder WIZ
~ nifi1H war sustained hs prg.l-
~ ~ ihs ohio conference, with El-
f.ts III Erickson as his assistant,
Ir.i.r Edward y. Turlcy aH clerk
90. confer nee.
~. piy.d =. Davis was rendered q
70 thanks for HE lnhofH In the
.,.. .5.f.rsrsU. Elder Louis \. keisch
...--ss.i tht Elders 20 fnlihfulnesi'
~. gl.fr were FIvon their CONE
....-1arI ar. .gncl 90 their respective
..l.f sbir ls follows;
~ wUrlm y. burton. John II,
,.t..- stI.u. Col. CO., ohio.
lfi.-. rIuarl 4. Hurley aud George
r-r.asr. Youngstown Mahonlns
r.i.,,.r Mliln and james Sanders.
v....r Tfuuhel CO., ohio.
r'i.n Gs5rrf =. Shurtlln and John
q naths. Jefferson. Aahtabula Coz
~, Jsfrh y. Wilson ". and Ed
~ 4. Hardy, Chardon. Gcauga Coz
ri.r rr.drlek J. wadsworth and
IN Nelson. Raycnna' Portage S'''
49,. Apdsrs X. Haracn ard Thos.
fc5iit. Canton. STARK Co, ono
rifr william G. Hchunln ahd ThoH'
sarno5k steihenyllle. JEFFERSON zoe
rl,rR earn clark and Almn Han
a. c-tfnlu. Hamilton Co, ono
Asy x III galnis having RELATIVES %
t.-it Ntff In this nclFhn1rhn1d ana
S,t n. El.ra 90 call upon them
~. "a ial address and Introduce
ia
n. -N.ua D. welcome visitor.
Ws rnff ylur brethren ln ID, cluae
gChrit WILLIAM y. BuRToN,
JOHN u. ERICKSON,
Assistant
EDWARD =. TuRLEY,
Clerk.
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To the Edltor'
Chicago has been looked upon as the
ntaii end 1f the mission There n
acme reason Tor this. n has not been
because of slack work on the part Of
Inc Elders. but because Of the attitude
OF the pe0plo-aome very indifferent
and many very much preiudlced. l am
rlnd 10 say that conditions are becOm.
Ing more favorable. yet the old Zoe Ia
moi asleep Much prejudice has been
nllaycd and the way II being opened up
tbnt tho Gospel may be preached In thu
homes N many Of the people, by way
on conversations and meetings, much
more ~ than ~ the past
our summer street meetings which
have been held nightly have done a
great deal towards alayng prejudice.
nv these means much available seed
has been aown ana viii bear fruit In
Inc future. The wayfarer, curious VI
what ~ going on, stops IA moment Ia
gel an idea of the proceedings, IRE.
ouently becomes interested, and re-
mains during the session. He comes
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ufia FOR the year and the Sunday
school history u each ward.
Closing remarks hy superintendent
y. y. Rudy. and after singing. Weary
Not" and bonpdlction by Elder $. u.
Bennion. tho conference closed
u. l.. WOODWARD,
Secretary
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Nine. Besar was hr7uty M
such typo as you do not
often meet, and wlthal, she was knowl
gance OF her tollettes was much
In excess OF what could be warranted
BY her husbands income, and this fact,
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Ia iuAelt's Macon Co. Tenn.
Nov. 1, 1905
To the Editor.
We commenced laborinr In this coun-
~ on July 90 1895 az the Rcd BOILING
springs, which IL "a pleasure resort
and q place ui amusement
Calling at one uf the stores we in.
IuIrcd Tor church 10 preach In when
a gentleman said there were 100 church.
cs. lie believed only la spiritual hip-
t.sm. lie al,D said Christ was baptized
tn fulnll an old Jcwiah law. and Peter
.hluEls h. had o. do the anmc. on
30 Of OUT travels Throughout this
uuntY We have had permission On
reach In an their school hu.idinga ana
cvcral churches receiving good treat
nent. and being Invited 10 return
gain.
We have visited the homes " many
antilles, held family meetings and
Iublc meetings and slid books ana
ave a good many warm friends
Your Paper IN peruHcd with much
pleasure.
Ever praying for the welfare N Zion.
Your brethren In Christ
SHEPHERD CROWTHER.
JOHN L. BERGEsON,
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gs aa1ehita Daily eagle Tuesday, grornno April e. 1898

fine statues IN the Havana parks, nor
| the cathedral and other edif1ces to which
the Americans viii flock to enjoy after
| the Spaniards have beeen cleaned out
OF that beautiful spot Of nature Neither
would it destroy vegetation or impair the
| beauty OF the landscape in the least, as
would be the case in bombardment by
explosives. On the other hand it would
be beneficial TO foliage and plan, growth,
for all fertilizers must Of necessity con-
tain ammonia, and this going into the
ground would make natural growth more
luxuriant than ever. and leave the Cuban
island in its most beautiful aspect for
Americans and free Cubans TO enjoy.
I'm case OF Spanish attack upon our
shores the pipe could be disjointed al any
coast point and the mightiest enemy
held al bay by the "Dold Ammonia Bril-
gade," armed with hose and garden
sprinkler. In case Of fog or heavy mist,
when the approaching enemies could not
be seen. and in which case explosives
would be Of no avail, the greatest benefits
could be derived by ltberatng a steady
stream Of ammonia into the air out a:
sea, for, having the greatest affinity OF
any known substance for moisture the
humidity would assist it to assimila:e and
permeate the atmosphere, and terrible and
certain death would result TO any and
all foolhardy enough to dare to venture
upon our shores"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-26
A Narrow Fscape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada F..
Hart, of Groton, S. D. WAS taken with 4
bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough
set in and finally terminated in Consump-
ton. Four Doctors gave me up saying I
could live but a short time. gave my self
up to my Savior, determined if l could not
stay with my friends on earth, I wouli
meet my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs AMI
Colds. I gave it trial. took in all eight
bottles. 1t has cured me, and thank God
I am saved and now we'll and healthy
woman" Trial bottles free al C. Gehrings
Drug Store.
Regular size Soc and 800. Guaranteed or
price refunded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-26

today on the large receipts OF gold, but
the close was dull. The Bank Of England
today adopted a policy of which I gave
you indication weeks ago. namely. for ab-
solutely the first time II raised the buy
ing price of bar gold above rs 90 to us
914d About $4,000 gold came in today.
/ have reason to believe that probably
further E5o0OUo gold Will go into the bank
this week. The depression at the close
was partly connected with a small failure.
which is the result of the difficulties OF 3
largt speculative operator in West Aus
tralfan mines. A meeting OF the creditors
today, however, accepted 10 shillings on
the pound. Spanish fours ana Americans
were comparatively steady, but dull after
improvement. The uncertainties OF money
prospects promise TO hinder business for
some time. The New York money market
is closely watched. especially the effect OF
the new United States loan, which. It is
believed, must cause money rates IN New
York TO rise
Paris, April CATER firm opening on
the bourse today prices were easitr on
realizations, and afterward in certain de-
partmenls they recovered, and closed ir-
regular. international securities weak
tined. Influenced by realizations on Spanish
tours.
Berlin. April 25.-For the settlement on
the bourse today money was ample and
prices were firm In all departments.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington. April 25.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1913, $685.
AS; gold rtserve, 1871 967.
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Wild With Pain
Tortures of Over Worked and Worn Out Nerves Almost
Unbearable. How They Were Finally
Cured by
DR.. Miles, Neryine.

be made well and strong. full OF vital en-
ergy and attractive sweetness. II they
would take the proper remedy. DR..
Miles Nervine is the exact remedy for
that large class ot persons who are nerve
weakened and debilitated. feeble. thin
blooded. run down in health. weak. Tired
and often hysterical
About eight wears ago began 20 ex-
peFtence nervous prostrauon." writes Mrs.
L ]. Burke 81. Adams. VI. My case
was indeed = serious one for Il would
seem impossible at times TO control my
self. could not remain in one position
more than . few moments. NY limbs
would twitch and Jerk. and the slightest
noise would startle and unnerve ms. NY
sleep was often broken by sudden awaken
Ing. and would see all kinds Of aorrid
sights. never thought I would be well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-26

Nervous debility and diseases arising
from disorders and arrangements OF the
nervous system are much more prevalent
among women today than they ever were
before; which is probably quite largely
due to the excessive demands that are
being made upon the energies OF the
average woman. Headache. neuralgia
rheumatism, Indigestion. constipation,
liver and kidney troubles. disorders of her
special organism, impure blood. and lack
OF proper nutrition are among the most
common complaints that have their ORR
gin in nerve weakness.
The greater part OF the suffering and
fortunes endured by weak and nervous
women could be relieved. and they might
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-26
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
New York. April 25.-Butter-RscApts
I s S74 packages. Steady; western creamery
I5G17c: Elglns. It; factory. I2d1Sc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1I.f12 packages. Steady;
western, i1A; southern. 1oG11c.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. April 25.-Wheat-EIcep-
tionaHy active cents higher: unusually
large offerings Of soft: No. l hard. E-o2;
No. 2. sedtl O.; No. J. s7dss1a No. red.
sl0s: No. ?. 81 0e0I05. No 3. 81 00aI o. /.
No. 2 spring. sSq1no. No. 2. sC497-
Corn-Active IaIlzc higher; No. ? mix
ed. 5O13lc.
Osts-Ac,lve. IaI'4c higher. No. white.
ZsaSQ -.
Rye-Stead y: No. :. &c.
Hay-Active: higher: choice timothy
s1oJ3. choice prairie. 3 s5Gs x
Rutter-FirEa; creamery. 14GI7e; dairy.
l2Gl5c.
E.ggs-stsa5y to firm fresh. &C.
ST. LOUIS
81 Louis, April q heat--FIiEhe- No
? red cash. elevator. &ios3 track. 81 osq1.i
April. H-os, May. $40 asked. July. 81.
bid. Sepienber. SAC bid; No. , hard cash.
s. "a
Higher: No. . rash. ~: AprI z1s..
Nay, 5ls.c bid. July. 2-@s bid; September.
&c
osts-HiEher; NJ. ? cash. ~: track. =:
April. "a; May. - bid. July. -. zxke8:
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April 25.-In dry goods there
is some interest displayed in the market
for denims. teyecks and similar lines Of
staple cottons on account Of government
bids for army supplies. The market Is
inadequate TO meet these demands but
manufacturers believe the bills in many
quarters may be diverted - the manu-
facture OF goods such as are needed by
hte army 20 good effect and that the over
all production in other quarters may be
cut down. Some line Of staple cottous are
in heavier request BleacAest linens are
slightly frmer. and the demand for most
standard makes freer, Print cloths are IN
certain. Regulars are selling slowly at
cents. though manufactures are slow
70 meet these bids. Ordered goods are
firm and quiet Al
FoR q man 70 exerE his power in dolns
sSSs1 so Tar as be eau Is glorious task.
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again. bus Two years ago I began uzcns
Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervtoa, ana tie
effect upon my system was wonderful IN
few weeks I was entirely relieved e
my nervous trouble. and my health tn.
proved very rapidly. take pleasure IN
recommending Dr.. Alies' Nsr4ns "a srf-
ferers from nervous troubles"
You run no risk IN giving DIT. agIlsS
remedies . trial. They nave been before
the public now for over twelve years. and
their constantly increasing sale - the
very best evidence that they possess sups-
rior healing qualities. These In need OF
medical advice can have che services OF
the best physicians. absolutely free ee
charge Valuable cook on diseases OF
heart ana nerves sent trSs on request.
Address. DR.. Miles Medical Co, EikhArA.
Ind
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[lI!II!TlIEIIE

Primary. Secondary O. Tertiary BLOOD
POISON Permanently cured ~ = 10 4
DAYS Yea car - treated a. bone -
same price us.Z.eT same El-raEtee- x yoJ
rsrefeT 70 come here Sc NaH ea1rt ra-r -
rgAy rzzlraa1 fare au1 E5tel bills ard ~
charge u We fan - cure. y ynu 49,
TAKEN mercury, icc@es potash. ar8 s+s15
have aches and pairs A2c9us Ps;cses =,
ruQs.1G- sore : ~ Ca k'lr-z i1e, s-csf1er Co.
orNd srs1.k. tcsTz O. S1T part q -
ts,s- Hair O. Eyebrows fasHrK car i,
a fhis Seco1daTy BLOOD POISON -
guarantee % care We solicit the snosf
for case ne car rot cure. Thls asnes.-
asx always 5zrses tt skin az fAe -
tzezt payEsessEz Gs8 90 czvltal -
hizd ozT Uzccz11t1o1z4 guarantee Abas-
lzss pToSSE sect sezse3 c. sS5-lexlsoz A.
drsxs COOK RELECT CO, - LAsczsc
IszssA CHICAGO Ill
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The sure La GrippeC ure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your livec is out of
order. have no appetite, no life or ambi-
ton, have a bad cold, in fact are COM
pietely used up. Electric Bitters is the
only remedy that will give you prompt and
sure relief. They act directly on your
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the
whole system and make you feel like Il
new being. They are guaranteed to cure
or price refunded For sale at G. Gehr-
ings Drug Store, only so cents per bottle.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. April 25.-Conee-Options
steady, with prices unchanged TO points
higher Sales. 1880 bags. including April.
5.S5d5.@o: May. S5.7oG5.75. Spot Rio. firm.
No. invoice, 67s; No. : jobbing, rs. Mid,
firm; Cordova. SIaGI5iz.
Sugar.-Raw, strong; held higher. Fair
refining, s u-1s; centrifugal. IS test, SIS:
refined, strong.
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COTTON

New York, April 25.-Coton-Spot closed
quiet at 1-16 decline; middling uplands,
6ss middling gulf, 6Ss; sales. $500 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales. 30. 700 bales
April SIS; May. go: June, 625; July, 6.2s (;
August. $50; September. $50; October, $50:
November, SIS; December, 6.Ss; January.
sal
Galveston, April s5.-Cotton-Quiet; SIS
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REDS LOSE IO COLTS
After Gaining a Good Lead in
the Eighth.
COLONIES ARE EASY PREY
Cleveland Beats Them II TO
4--Games Rained Out
CHICAGO. I; CTNCTNNATI


| Cincinnati. o. April 8-The Reds lost
/ today's game after they had gained
comfortable lead IN the hrss half OF tho
eighth inning Damp. chilly weather kept
/ the attendance down 20 500 Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ...........o 0 000oIsO-4 S
Chicago ..............I 0 o 0 Q o. ]
Batteries: Cincinnati-Hiu and Pistz
Chicago-BriFEs and DonAhue Umplres-
Hil and ODay.
CLEVELAND. II: LOC1SVILI.E. {
Louisville. Ky. April 26-Ths Colonies
proved an easy prey for Tebeau's Indians.
Attendance. 20. Score: RHE
Cleveland ............1 07t0s0 III 70
Louisville ..........o 2I00 00Oo-4
Batteries; Cleveland Young and O'Con-
nor. 81. Louis Downing and Dexter. I'm
pires-Swart wood and woods
GAMES POSTPONED.
Baltimore. April G-Ths baltimore
Brooklyn baseball game Was prevented
By vet grounds
Philadelphia. April 25,-Ths Phradslrhia-
Boston baseball game was poss ponsd on
account % wet grounds.
Washington. April y The w-ashfuKton-
New YORK Farns scheduled FOR today va
postponed; rain
81. Louis. April B.--SO game On account
OF rain.
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CHICAGO CARROTS.
CASH GRAIN

Chicago. April 25.-Cash wheat: No. ?
red. r1s: No. 3. 1O0aLl2; No spring.
$LO6: No 3. s7G1.Oo;. No. 2 hard. ;lo5; No. 2,
800; No. / northern spring, SLl74lIs.
Cash corn-No. :. 33z2; No. 3. 32l4-
Cash oats-No 2. %: No 3. 2si1.
Cash fax-s1-30; cash northwest, t.s0i
Nay, 1870: September. $112ia.
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September, q bid; No. white, g.
Flzxseed-Higher; $i-2T.
Butter-Steady; creamery. 153ls1S; dairy
1l9l5c,
Eggs-Lower; Sc
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, April G.-wheat-closing
Spot No. 2 rsd, western winter. firm,
IS sd; No. northern red spring. firm, IS
Sd.
VISIBLE DRAIN SUPPLY.
New York. April &.-Ths statement OF
the visible supply OF grain. in store and
anoat Saturday. April % 1895. as oom-
piled BY the New York produce exchange.
is as follows: Wheat, 25,sI4,oo0 bushels.
decrease s.24oo 900 bushels: corn. 81 So. 900
bushels. decrease s2Ss 900 bushels; oats.
II. III. 900 bushels. decrease se7. 900 bushels
rye. 2,sSoOoo bushels, decrease 1s0oO bush
els; barley, So. 900 bushels. decrease 2. 900.
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EXCURSION
Via the FRISCO LINE.

Oed Fsggws' Celebration. EsosszAa,
April .
For ths above ocrsEipa ~ 'Frfaao f1na
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