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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
waiting for Orders.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-When the
cabinet assembled today, Secretaries
Alger and Long both announced that
they had received no dispatches from
the Puerto Rica expedition. Secretary
Alger especially was expecting to hear
from General Miles and was iisappoint-
ed Referring to the expedition of
Commodore Watson to the Spanish
coast, Secretary Long said there was
nothing rev. 1t is surely going, is 1t
not he was asked. 1t is waiting for
orders from the President, was the re
ply. Secretary Long, however, notice
ably refrained from directly answering
the question.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Requested to Leave.

LONDON, July 26.-The papers here
have confounded Miss Jessie Schley
daughter of Charles Schley, of Mil
waukee. cousin of Commodore Schley
with Shafter Miss Schley arrived in
Madrid on peace mission, without the
approval of her father. Neither the
Queen Regent nor any responsible per-
son would recsive her. A special from
Madrid, says: Miss Shafter has been
requested to leave Spain forthwith
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Give Them Twenty Days.

ROME, July 26 Admiral Candiana,
it is announced, in a despatch from
Carthagena, Colombia, S. A., formally
demanded on Saturday, that the Colon
bian government accept President
Cleveland's award in the Cerruti case
In its entirety and guarantee its full ex
ecution. The Italian admiral insists
upon definite reply in twenty days
Meanwhile the italian war ships will
visit other Colombian ports.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
ohioans to Puerto Rico.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Orders will
be issued today for the First, Third and
Fifth Ohio regiments at Tampa, Fla.
to prepare for service in Puerto Rico.
These troops were in the original list,
but were crowded out by troops from
the southern States. which claimed
priority of selection.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
SPAIN ASKS PEACE THROUGH FRENCH AMBASSADOR
Kansas City stock.

KANSAS CITY. July 26--Cattle--
Receipts, 5000; steady; native steers,
"a 00@5 20; Texas steers, So. .10@S455;
Texas cows, S2 50@3 so; native cows
and heifers. Sl.50@490; stockers and
feeders, s300g4 95 bulls, So .60Q4 90.
Sheep Receiprs. 1900; market firm;
lambs. $3009d 90; mut.ons. SO 50Q4 90.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Grants Brigade.

CHICKAMAUGA, July 26.-Third Bri-
gade, First Division. First CORPS. will
leave this afternoon for Newport News.
This brigade is commanded by Briga>
dier General Frederick Grant. and is
composed of the First Kentucky, Third
Kentucky and Fifth Illinois.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Money Market.

New YORK. July 26.-Money on call
nominally at HOLY per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 31s@4 per cent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
tile and heep.

CHICAGO, July s6-sattle = Receipts,
4 900; steady beeyes. 81 S5@5 40; cows
and heifers, S2.40G4 70; Texas steers.
S260@4.75; stockers and feeders. 50 10
@4G5.
Sheep - Receipts, 5000; steady; ma
tIves, s3.0094 IS; westerns, S3.85Q4 go;
lambs. $3.75@6.30.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Chicago drala.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-wheat. July,
74l4; Sept 6514.
Corn.-July, s41l; Sept. s45s.
Oats.-,Iuly, %; Sept. 20Ss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-07-26
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 20. = Silver, So
Lead, $3.50; Copper, l0ss.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27

For insurance against fire call on
w. A. Reynolds.
Again we say to all silver voters,
register at once; don't delay.
L. G.. Boardman came in from
his sheep range yesterday.
John McGinness was here yes
terday from Cold Springs.
Harry Willis has gone to Pine
Grove, to be absent one week.
Charlie Tate, son of j. L. Tate is
very i'll with typhoid-pneumonia.
Registration books will close Sat
urday, Nov. 5th. Only four weeks
left to register in, Don't put it off
until the last Saturday.
Goldbug money is being literally
used in this county, and it behooves
the silver men and women to be on
the alert. The gang" resort to all
that is low and contemplate to
gain a vote.
Rocky Bar has this week been
represented here by jolly crowd
of good people among whom we note
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thompson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Foley Abbott, Martin
Kirby, J. Edworthy, w, Cultivate,
Oscar Schraft.
jeff Whitson and wife, and Mrs
and Miss Harley came in from Bru-
neau Saturday and will remain
here all winter, we are glad to an
nounce. They occupy what is known
as the Swager dwelling house.
The ladies' Aid Society Of the
Congregational church gave chick
en- pie supper last Saturday evening
at the Opera House which was vel
MISUNDERSTANDING over $35. Dur
ing the evening Aunt Jerusha's al
bum was presented and several song
sung.
The Spokane, Wash, city direc,
tory for 1898, contains this en-
try on page 334, which proves tina
the goldbug candidate for congress
in Idaho is a resident of anothe
State: "Heyburn, Weldon B., law
yer, 303 Hyde blk, telephone Az
residence 427 18th ave, corner Stew
ems, tel 800" The intelligence {
the people of Idaho would certainl
be traduced by electing Mr.. Hey
burn to Congress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
District Court Proceedings.

Judge Stockslager convened court
in this place Monday. Following
is the proceedings up to last even
ing:
filed for not desiring to prosecute and eaus'
dismissed.
state W Com Jackson Same order
State vs. o Abbott Cause continued, on appli
cation 81 defendant.
" More vs. A Clark Cause continued by con
sent
c Ho!comh IS W N stockton Judgment fol-
plaintiff for S34l and cost OF suit,
c Corker Thos Anthony 1t al heretofore set
tied and stricken from calendar
@ d Golden Ns Bear Creek Aliuyial Colo Co W al
judgment for Plaintiff for = $50 VI.
A " Back vs. sam GuRdaker and Harry Gundaker
Judgment for plaintiff for STAG % and $40 attorney
fees aud cost Of suit
Dan McGinneSs vs. Elmore COunty-Appeal dis.
missed on motion Of plaintiff.
K RuSeiy IS A 3 Clark ct al.-Judgment for
plaintiff for 81 200 and attorney fee $3.50 and costs OF
suit
Arthur Pence IS l. A Underwood and Matte A
Underwood Judgment Tor plaintiff for s4pj and at
tuUIey fees $50 and costs OF suit.
II l. Buell. vs. " ii Baker Action dismissed at
plaintiffs cost
W II Manion as clerk of board of county commits
sioners appeal dismissed, defendant to pay cost
First National Bank Of POcateloNs Dan Reher
and Golden King Mining Co-Judgment for plaintiff
for $1,000 and $500 attorney fees and costs OF suit
Luttie iloweth vs. Charles Howeth-Decree OF
divorce granted prayed for in complaint.
Alkaline Nidnlan James Stanford Nildman-
Decree Of divorce granted prayed for ia complaint
Della Bishop W Alvin Bishop Decree OF divorce
granted prayed for in complaint.
G d Guden vs. Bear Creek Alluyal Gold Co ct al
Judgment for plaintiff tor 81 1G7l7 and cost OF suit
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
ANOTHER JUDAS.


Yesterday the BULLETIN was presented with copy
Of letter by ". G. HOWE which he had received
from T. K Stevenson and which Stevenson had re-
quested HOWE to hand to US Tor puoheaton' ana III
when Stevenson most ungeaerpusly and maheFous'y
assalis Recorder Manion and Commissioners Srhth
ANA butler ON their official acts. After per ire
contents and finding out the true facts OF the charges
we refused to plate the column Of our paper to him
or any one Tor the purpose o. carrying out prear-
ranged plan to assai some candidates upon the silver
ticket TINS letter was written ON 2sth september
ana has Just come to hght showing the contemplate
ways OF the writer and his friends among the gold
bugs" He SAYS he was member OF the late demo
cratic nominating convention held here anu came as
delegate to assist in placing ticket to command
the respect Of the voters and when the nominees were
selected he goes to his home and suls like whipped
cur lie mad not the manhood about MN To maNehis
fight in the convention against those men ~he he
now attempts to stan the last hour OF the campaign
He does not make tour through the County against
them IN the interest oil reform and economy when nc
would nave people to believe Is IN his heart No but
'o""'u. "Ne he remains a. nome 'n'nAihs 'ne eo'u
uuss "i' carry OUT ','e u'y work OF "i'h NC was no
U0'"' "'''e 'oo' w. nv "''eP'eu 'ho p'''''o" "
county 'en'rN committeeman IRON nus party anu mas
~ On" S'ss o"'S "''se "'v' :" 'i''
',N'' "'o - ''is '"o'V1' 1''u i,e'e We "''" 9a'
N1,''- - 90, - Wy 'eiU VI
"''oS was u .''' ''''s q 'i' so'"S y
$50 -
p",sy
Wv N'''N " us '''''''" ' 'r''e
- elno'r q 'ne ooaru 1t was received "'" u'"s'
~ w - = p"'e' '"' way - my sou'u
''-.'' ia" ~ ~ nus SUCCESSOR ana ~ '''e De'no
1850 "'i'ei ''Ne S'i9oh i-A' "a uA'A ways Ss'A'9
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27

he Beard
Idaho, b
piece d
Is, towit,
saloon b
he suuHa
about 800
lied, andn
Il the COT
hree hcbs
the proFf
"a and 81
gsrk Of ths
nler, $50
irIilan
Missioner,
n DepuI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
Still Increasing.

Sixteen new names were added
to the Mountain Home Ladies Free
Silver Club last Friday evening,
making the membership IS to date,
A number more have signifed their
intention to join the club tomorrow
evening, at which time every mem
Der is requested to attend. Ladies,
go on with your good work. Follow
ing is the list Of members:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
The Hot SPRINGS.

Notice is hereby given that l have
Thomas Wayte my agent to
take possession of the Mountain Home
Hot Springs property, situated s miles
east OF Mountain Home, and conduct
the same in my stead. And | also
have empowered the said Thomas
Wayte to rent or sell said prem ses
and act for me in all matters pertain
ing to said Hot Springs property.
II, l.. BUELL..
Mt. Home, Oct. Is, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27

Marion House came down from
Rocky Bar last night and is quite
sick.
E. G. Burnet of Big Camas was
a visitor here several days this
week.
The walls Of the new brick bank
building are going up rapidly
George Smith has the contract.
A dredging machine has arrived
here for a company that is to OPP
crate at Junction Bar.
1t being court week and many
strangers in town, coupled with the
we'll known character of Poker Bill
Mcconnell and the recent acrobatic
political acts Of Judge Richards,
these two worthy followers of Han
ma and the heartless money power,
were greeted by fair sized crowd
to hear them speak Monday night.
Their talk here fell flat, however,
and the best part of the performance
was the efforts of the goldbug glee
club.
Dave Brumbaugh, the Democrat
ic candidate for sheriff of Owyhee
county, should receive the vote of
every taxpayer of that county. He,
more than any other man, is accord
ed the credit Of establishing a min
er's hospital at Silver City, which
is supported entirely by union min
ers and which relieves the county of
thousands of dollars hospital ex-
pense annually. Besides this, he
is capable man for the Office and
a good citizen.
A gentleman from Pine Grove
tells us that while Easlev, the gold
bug candidate for sheriff, was al
that place he proclaimed himself q
silver republican; that the silver
republicans had promised him the
nomination for sheriff but failed tc
do so; that the goldbugs offered
him the place and he accepted be-
cause the silver republicans hac
proven false 10 him-but he was
still staunch silver man. Their
he went from that place to Rocky
Bar and proclaimed himself tn,
biggest goldbug in the county
thereby carrying out the program
of his Mountain Home bosses anC
attempting to play double. These
yarns, however, do not 60 dow
with intelligent men and they al
give him the "horse laugh" as GU
: friend T. Hutchins would say
/ Easley is making friends for Jir
, O'Neill wherever he goes, and siiye
men should deal gently with him.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
House and Lots for Sale.

l offer for sale my dwelling house
and five lots on Main street just north
OF the opera house. 1t contains four
good rooms, good cellar and an ex-
cellent well, and all necessary out
houses. Also 80 fruit-bearing trees.
Warranty deed given. Apply to A.
f. Hollubar or f. NJ Wolfe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
Notice of Registration.

| will keep open the books Of registration for
Mountain Home precinct at my Office in the Rey,
nolds block next door to the Bulletin printing office
every SATURDAY, until further notice, frcm 8
O'clock a. m till p. and from to o'clock p. m
Parties holding naturalization papers must present
theuL MABEL l. PAINE, Registrar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
Pcacocks For Sale.

A lot of fine peacocks from l to A
years old, and a lot of guineas. Call
or lite to Miss Kitue Wilkins, Bru-
ueau, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27

James McGowan an old-time res
ident of Big Camas praire was a
visitor here yesterday and made the
BULLETIN office friendly call.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27

The ladies of the Silver ampaign Club feel highly
pleased at the response to their invitation of last
week, and the many conplime nts paid them during
the evening is very gratifying
1t grand and glorious affair and reflects credit
on all parties concerned.
Miss Kittie Wilkins of Bruneau
is in town to-day.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal,
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Ira Schoff came up from Glenn's
Ferry yesterday.
Bert Chester of Atlanta spent
Monday in this place.
Commissioner Bob Griffith was
in this place Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mitchell of Bruneau
has gone to Kansas on a visit.
James Downs, the successful min
er of Lime Creek, is in town this
week.
Lawyers Wyman, Borah, Haw-
ley and Wood Of Boise were attend
ing court here this week.
John Bryant and wife came down
from Louise creek and attended the
Stockslager reception Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Hill has removed to her
building on Main street, and Mr..
Whitney and family will occupy
her vacated dwelling house.
Billy Wilson was in town Mon
day and reported his father, James
Wilson,who has recently been quite
sick, is now much improved.
Kelsey & Co are placing goods
in their new addition to their store
and now occupy floors covering the
space of so by 100 feet, packed with
all sorts of merchandise.
Remember, silver voters, that if
you vote for one single candidate on
the goldbug ticket, you will aid in
perpetuating the Corker- HOWE gold
bug ring of Gilmore county.
John Neil, one of our rustling
business men, returned from the
east last week, where he had taken
several hundred head of horses and
which he sold at fair prices.
James Carroll, who has been
working in the mines at Silver City
for several months, came over last
week to renew acquaintance with
his wife and baby and to attend to
some court matters.
A gentleman from Pine Grove, in
speaking of the senatorial contest in
this county yesterday, said: Isl.
lence is Golden, but Bailey is good
butter and will silently run like q
creased streak of lightning"
The goldbug candidates for coun.
ty offices are securing the county
and industriously circulating the
report that there is great dissatis-
faction among Democrats, Silver
Republicans and Populists relative
to the fusion ticket. They go from
, Mountain Home to Pine Grove anc
+ Rocky Bar and tell these falsehood'
about Mountain Home and Glenn's
Ferry and then return here and tell
the same story about those pre-
cinets. The immense gathering
here last Friday night of the Silve
forces stamp these reports as false
in the extreme. The goldbug stocl
: in trade is lying-cold-blooded ly
t ing, and silver men and womel
: throughout the county are warned
against paying any attention what
9 ever to these reports. Our majorit.
e should be 200 in this county 70
, every man on the fusion ticket
Vote the silver ticket straight an
make the majority $50,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-27
A Happy Event.

Fully $50 friends Of Judge G. o. stockslager assem-
bled at the Opera House Tuesday evening and spent
several hours in pleasant entertainment under the
auspices Of the Ladies Silver Campaign Club Of Noun
tain Home
At $50 the officers of the Silver Club escorted their
honored guest, Judge stockslager and T. NJ. Wolfe
20 the stage where a short program rendered.
Mrs II 9. Madison president OF the Silver Club intro
duced Mr. Wolfe, who delivered the opening address
in eloquent manner, reviewing the life OF
who holds the responsible office Of Judge from the
time he enters the law school until he attains the
honorable position given him BY the voters.
Judge Stockslager then responded with short adj
Dress extending his gratitude to the immense gath
ering in his honor, and he vas gwen welcome sed
ON accorded any public official.
The Glee Club sang welcoming chorus, after
which our popular Judge and guest greeted by
every one in the house with hearty clasp of the
hand Refreshments served and the remainder
of the evening spent in social time, both vocal and
instrumental music being nterspersed at intervals.
Hon Jas. Il. Hawloy Of Boise called for
few words. lie Immediately responded in his usual
eloquent and able style.
Master Lawrence Madison, not vet years of age,
sang song entitled "whas would You take for me,
Papa?' which highly appreciated, his clear voice
and articulation being heard in every part Of the
house.
Mr. Foley Abbott OF Rocky Bar very kindly offer.
ed to furnish music and hour was spent in trip
ing the eight fantastic"
The Opera House beautiful decorated with
the national colors and flowers A motto of silver
letters bearing the inscription, "Welcome to our
Judge" hung with the stars and stripes for back
ground, at the end of the stage.
fash-light picture taken of those who re-
manned, but it was not half the number that assem-
bled during the forepart OF the evening
The ladies of the Silver Campaign Club feel highly
pleased at the response their invitation of last
week. and the many complime nts paid them during
the evening is very gratifying.
1t grand and glorious affair and reflects credit
on all parties concerned.
The sun., 1898-05-22
real Estute Private sales.

s.v. r. Cruger 4 MovIckAr have sold for client to
William Waldorf Astor the nVestory and basement
% n,d1n9 IN - nn the south 10 "a SoS ~
BroomO street. 100 foot east OF Broadway and ad'
Joins IN the rear the property No. 4S+ broadway.
stabler q smith have sold for Maudelbaum 4
LaWino to investor for cash No. l26 West 102d
street. iyestory double nat, 2eHSSxlOo. on private
terms.
CHARLES NJ, KAeggel a Co; have sold for George
Sack house No. 63l East lbBth street. two stories
and basement. for $4,000 10 II. Hollwegi also for
nue.. near l7vth street to John Harper for 04,Soo;
also for Louis Schneider two threefamily houses
Robert Koch and Elizabeth Frey at e6S0o each
also for George WikenH three lots at Kensico Park
to George Wilson at 5000 each.
O. Levy for George II. b. Hill OF glasgow the four
story brownstOne house 25xl00, No. 20 West Thirty
fourth street on private terms ms rvon,,0 -. ,,D.
story English basement house. No. III East Nine
teenth streets terms private.
oppenheimer MetEGer have sold to Edward XII.
patrick the plot. lOOx1OO at the northwest OF
Madison and Ninety NTH street. and TO James
Fitzpatrick the plot 70L 90 adjoining on the street
apartment houses. Two will occupy the corner plot
1bOE 100, and two the street plot, 7OLl00.
mats, lots 0oElOO each. have been sold At about
The Metropolitan improvement Company has sold
the southwest corner OF West End avenue and Sew
John r. Doyle Sons have sold for the estate OF
Machine Company tho northwest corner OF Exterior
and sixty ninth streets, vacant plot lOOxlve. The
company contemplates erecting large new factory
r. ]. Mclaughlin has sold to Mrs. Mary stiner No.
Alo West l4bth street. fourstoTy American base
I. Scott has sold for A. Cohen 70 l. onnSr No. sa4
let ie.exIOh.At
The sun., 1898-05-22
nr1nnrsr o. nUor D1T1a


pectsa % she nisasett NIurasr
Chief Of Police Perkinson Of Petersburg. Va,
has under arrest William, alias " Buck " Davis
one Of the three prisoners who escaped from the
Washington county jail. Salem, N Y, on the
night OF April "a. Davis. It IL believed. was
heading for ChlckamauGa, He will bo held
awaiting the arrival Of requisition papers.
Buck Davis is alleged to DO one Of the bur
glars who murdered George r. Blodgott. attor-
ney for the General Electric Company, Sohenec'
tady, N. Y. on the night OF Dec. 2. The burg
lars entered the Blodgett house. and one Of
them went into Blodgett's room and told the
lawyer to throw up his hands. Blodgett started
to jump out Of bed to get his pistol. The burg
lar sent bullet into his abdomen. Blodgett died
several days later.
That same night three hours earlier, masked
burglars entered tho farmhouse Of John Cough
lin. in the town Of Glenville, about seven miles
aged persons. They were said to have had money
concealed in the house. The burglars tortured
moneys nS S1 wsS Rid oousSin was made to stand
on hot stove In his bare feet but no refused 70
make the sPSt ThsTe he kept 6 MS tSs money S
thoritios believed had a hand In both affairs,
sTrsSsd in Troy h GsGEEe NOSSs RSSshsFsy Of
larry Y committod n Washington county eight
Identified Davis as one Of the burglars who en-
tered their homo ON the night OF Dec, 2.
Davis escaped from tho Salem jail In company
with Howard HoaR and George Gabor; They had
the freedom of the corridor, and an officer armed
with q Winchester watched them. The three
mon managed to mako n hole in the wall Of
high. They climbed through this ehimney, 70
the roof and then let themselves down to the
ground by rope made OF blankets. Hoag was
arrested in New York on May 10. GabOr 70 still
at large.
Davis is an old offender. Some fifteen years
ago he, with Gus Herrick and man named
Kelly, tortured and robbed q farmer and his
wife at North Creek, N. Y. Kelly turned States
evidence. The other mon were arrested In Roch-
ester. Herrick committed suicide In jail Davis
was sentenced to Dannemora for fifteen years.
His sentence was committed to eight years. Ho
served q sentence Of five years in tho Albany
Penitentiary for attempting to kill Con Markham.
O Troy detective. He attempted TO escape by
tunnelling his way out.
The sun., 1898-05-22

There striking features in to-dayS cofroo
market European cables were rm but there was very
little disposition here to trade In the absence OF Bra
Eilian advices and prices ruled steady. The ware.
house deliveries continue liberal.
METALs-Were nominRlly unchanged.
NAVAL SroRKs-Spirits OF turpentine was quiet but
steady at 2e@29lac. Rosin was steady at el.A2a0
ol.4b for common to good strained.
PRovIsIoNs-LArd was easier. Prime, ee.72iai city
$685. refined for the continent o. Pork was dull
Mess, Sll.7o90l2. Cut meats were steady. Picked
hams. 7'.@so, do, bellies, ei297oi do. shoulders.
3SI@6c. Dressed hogs. 67s@oisc. Tallow. 4@4isc.
Butte5-Cresm:Ey. western extras iSe' nrsts lLi2c
Hrsts, 4iac.; thirds to seconds iSSi4c. Cheese.
0a.s7lso small fancy. I'1S1lsc Ss.sTss; eSm on
choice, 7a@sl4c.i common TO good, 05@7iac.i
mon to good SsS7stc. EgGs.stats. and Psnnsyi.
fTsSh sSshersS Sst. danGy bcnSc Nav
visions ranged little higher and closed quiet at
demand principally on outside orders, packers doing
most OF The selling. Tho sharp decline in the hog
market this week will doubt check receipts. and
this may give provisions another bull turn. Est
mated receipts for Monday $4,000 hogs total for nort
week, 1856 900"
sUGlE-Raw was nrmeri 80. test. as4c:i 90 test
o. &c. The sales were 1000 bags cenr ifuGala s0'
test, At 1890, cost and freghti 500 bags do Al
bloc. ex ship. Refined was Arm. but quiet.
CHICAGO, Nay 21.-Thsse were to-days pricoa