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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17
A State Fair q Good Thing.

from the Centfaua COurler.
The Courier favors a State Fair. We
favor it because we believe 1t would
be a tremendous advertisement for
the commonwealth of Missouri. We
believe it could be made self sustain
ing-like the penitentiary-and need
not cost the State a cent We favor
it because it is a good thing and will
not and cannot raise taxes one far
thing. State taxes in Missouri are
fixed by constitutional limitations.
The only way to raise state taxes is to
change the constitution. Wenow pay
all the state taxes we al pay-take
part of the receipts and establish a
State Agricultural Fair for the benefit
OF farmers and stock raisers. And
Centralia is the ideal place for such
an institution, and don't you forget it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17
Repairinr Neatly Done.

IT You want your watch cleaned or
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly call on T. s.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WITT T, 8, RILEY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17
Farm For Rent.

Eighty acres rich prairie, six miles
northeast of Mexico; will build new
house. Rent, 5000 per year.
wit Roy FERRIS,
MEXICO. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

Died, Sunday, February 9Th, Mary
NJ, infant daughter of d. B. and Lib
by IL. orear. Silent rs for a few days
she was recalled to the bosom OF
heayenIv love ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

filled his regular appointment at
Pleasant Grove Sunday.
Miss Sissie Crowson has been en-
ployed to teach the Hatton school.
A number of our farmers attended
stock sales Monday.
Elder Trimble preached at the
Christian Church Sunday. Mr.. Trim
BILE is an eloquent speaker and a good
man.
Oscar and Everett Black will farm
on the Quad place this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

Men and medicine are judged by
what they do. The great cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilla give It a good
name everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

Gus Wilson, formerly of wellsville,
and widely known in this city, Ia now
In the drug business at CaruthersviIle,
Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

John Harris, of near Mokane, Cal
iaway county, brother-in-la Of Mrs.
Guy, of this city, died on Saturday,
February 5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

q. r. Wilkins, of Strother, is the
guest of his brothers, j. Q. and W.. G.
Wilkins,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Always
Proves Effectual.

the market than Chamberlain's. We
have used the Cough remedy when
all others failed, and in every instance
it proved effectual. Almost daily we
hear the virtues of Chamberlain's
remedies extolled by those who have
used them. This is not an. empty
puff, paid for at so much a line, but is
voluntarily gwen in good faith, in the
hope that suffering humanity may try
these remedies and, like the writer, be
benefited.-From the Chenille, CIV.
Va.) Pathfinder. For sale by Wool
bridge & Purdy, Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

Frank Sherwood was down so-
gay the first time since he had IN.
with the cholera morbus. He--,!]
drove thirty miles after he ~ 49,
and never came 30 near dyipe /. n.
HE. After this, when he eoes :.
the country he will take 4 hos.ss
Ohamberlain's Colo, uholsr.
Diarrhoea Remedy with hin -.
souri, Valley, Qowa) Nme.. ~.
sale by Woodbridge & purav.
gists. ss hfsg-
In the proper column, dan.
weekly, will be found the annc..
ment OF J. ii. sallee, caudid,s. =
County Treasurer Of Audrair 49, u
A good farm and pasture q -.
near Worcester.
As ct J, Fl. CRAwro..
--t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-02-17

R. W. Tureman, of Kansas City,
Mo-, will be the guest of his brother,
Il. B. Tureman, for two or three days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-08
BLAND-A LLISON ACT.
su't mt Detroit. Mich. Invoiviny 1t. Con.
attutionRlity.

eu't MT Detroit. Mich, Involvinv Its Con.
attutionRlity.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. s.-Fred A
Baker. prominent attorney Of Detroit
mas ii!ed an answer to suit brought
against him in the Oakland circuit
court involving the cons,i,utionality Of
the Bland. Allison act and other laws
pertaining to silver as u legal tender.
stephen Baldwin bought farm upon
which MIR. Baker held mortgage that
became due to the amount of 1864, in.
Guiding interest. Mr. Baldwin rendered
MIR. Baker 364 silver dollars and asked
Tor the cancellation Of the mortgage.
MIR. Baker refused 10 surrender the
mortgage for the 3G4 silver dollars, but
agreed to cancel 1t If he received
enough silver dollars to equal, at the
present bullion value Of silver, 36l gold
dollars. This condition was declined
10y Mr.. Baldwin and he filed a suit in
equity asking for decree commanding
Mr.. Baker TO cancel the mortgage in
view Of the tender made Several Of
the leading attorneys ~ Detroit are ln-
tercsted in the case.
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tIvc Thousand Of the MikadO's
Subjects to Join klOndike
Gold Seekers
lhty Are Said to BE Brought by
Syndicate and Trouble
Is Predicted.
Bearer OF Captain Rays Dis.
patches Says a Scurvy Epi-
dcmic is Probable.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-The Call
says: Japan is going to invade the
klondike. A standing army Of 5000
able bodied laborers are being got to-.
gether for the gold fields, and in a
month or SO they will make descent
on Dawson City. One Of the Nippon
Iuren kaisha steamers will bring them
here, but as they will not land on the
soil Of the United States there will be
no one to say them nay unless Great
Britain takes hand in the matter.
One of the japanese steamers that
has been carrying laborers will be used
to carry them to their destination. /,
is added that the japanese will be
brought over by a syndicate. and
trouble in the Klondike in predicted.
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Magnificent Church Edifce at Savannah,
Ga. burned to the Ground.
SAVANNAH, Ga, FEB. S.-Damage to
the extent OF Sl25, 600 was caused by a
cOnf1agration which started i'll hay
warehouse on the wharf at the foot Of
Jefferson street. The fire communi-
Gated itself 70 several brick buildings
on Bay street and three Of them were
entirely gutted.
Before the fire which broke out in
she hay warehouse had been brought
under control, flames burst out in the
magnificent Cathedral Of ST. John the
Baptist, the head seat of the Catholic
church in the state Of Georgia, and it
was soon mass Of ruins. The edifice
cost about S225, 900. 1t was one Of the
finest ecclesiastical structures in the
South and contained many works Of
art, all Of which were saved.
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.BouRSFS ARE AFFECTED

its>''nistic Impression Cu,r.,, u
ing Spanish Anne ricau KcI,,i
LONDON, Feb. 5. The Madrid CORE.
fpohdeht of the Standard says: seuor
'"Rasta response to the official nnt.
presented saturday by General Wood.
lord, tie United States minister. com.
plains Of il;bustcring expeditions and
ueciarcs that Spain cannot entertain
thc suggestion tor fixing IA date for her
completion OF the pacitication of Cub,
fesslmlst impressions are now current
regarding the relations between Spain
and the United States and have de.
pressed the Madrid and Barcelona
b"trses. Public feeling among all
easses Is strong against America
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THOUSAND FIRE FIGHTERS.

Big Bucket brigade Saves Much Prop
"rty at Albany, Ind.
ALBANY, Ind, Feb. o.-A furious fire
broke out here a, midnight III the
Speicher business block and ragged for
two hours and half An application
10 Muncie failed TO bring relief. AL.
bany has no fire protection to cope with
big coniiagrauon and the citizens
were powerless. BY tearing down
buildings the fire was finally stopped
10y wan, of fuel One thousand men
formed in line with 800 buckets and
saved much property. The total loss Is
-.Sased at $50 600
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Conditional Measures Will
Ever Terminate Spanish
Rule in Cuba.
|s,;uc> of the Present Wai
Have Intensified Existing
Enmity.
h,ta Again Refuses to Accept
kbp Friendly Mediation of
This Country.

ryrI,>p. Feb. :. - DR.. &. y.
las g. IauoIs he just returned
Cuha. whore he has been study
eN,.n. conditions for several
5.,a,t, is now In Cleveland, and
kaa!D. h. the war said:
be SITUATION from present indica.
!, TIA, the war Will continue for
/. rMr 10 camr The Spanish will
gran. the CuOlus their liberty a
o ,aey can possibly help it. The
il. are :. aa.y p.oud but a very
Onc prap.r They realize that 400
a-otA,y were the greatest and
wey.G. nation and ruled one.
&: tn "sl., oi the globe.
= treaty between tho Cubaus and
,A : absolutely out of the ques.
lAc hatred between them was
k: r. the war and such terrible
F.a-s u both sides have endured
II war has commenced, has in
lei III, feeling. The talk Of the
+ accepting home rule is simply
t.l,. Equally absurd is the idea
aA -ranuns Cubans home rule. as
Ltscan~ understand home rule.
ae policy Of the Cubans is not TO
important battles. They justly
yt-ow ,cver is destroying the
ia army fast enough. Their plan
Wear out spain financially. and
|sNhl>A nation is SO weak finan.
'Aa' she finds it impossible to
'Ae necessary $50. 900, coo annually
I! on the Cuban war, and an nd.
4' s>",ooo,ooo each year to pay
'ese>' q her great debt.
"e report, about the awful suffer.
AoAS IN" Cuban women and chill.
A'e @ some extent true. In the
V''es The >uifcring is not nearly so
- III the interior of Cuba. In
owns II Is beyond description,
""'u' enough to make a strong
"V"'' ache. and the longer the
'1uc>' the greater Is tho suffer.
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toners and the news stands were or.
dered to discontinue selling papers.
Druggists were warned that if they
sold anything except upon prescrip.
tion from a physician they would
be arrested. Candy stores and
cigar counters were closed. Manager
Stevens Of the Peoples theater, and
Manager McFadden of the Wonder.
land Were arrested during the evening.
Fully 1900 people gathered III the vi.
cinity OF the playhouse to hoot the
officers
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''AhLl NOT IMPORTANT.

nav. ;, '"y" n" New instructions
lsu, Been Given woodfor.,.
cn'oS, Feb. s.-Inauiry at the
ktruc,, ht develops the fact that
|hich h o''S additional to those un.
(erm,np ~ was acting in relation to
been '''on of tho war in Cuba
Ehen Isn' ba to Minister Woodford.
10 tho 9 presented an additional
|day. as spanish foreign Office, last
y I, c,rs,.! rs mas been reported, ho was
the nro, Ing out the instructions
hn ahs, ahh.s'dent Of which the latter
bvres' e"s'ract IT.. in his annual message
p last "oh 1t assembled in De.
have ho IT. 10 not believed that
Pee in el te any steps Of great i'm.
"e negotiations, or that
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-08
'i' LINED BY SAGASTA.
'"h'r Again Refuses the ONcr
hdiS Mediation In (uhm

], '"''r Again Refuses the Onrr
'"hhlv Mediation In Cuba.
A'o' Feb. S. The Tribunc's
son SPECIAL says: Premier Sa.
,"s declined the third offer Of
n ! n'e''A'lon on the part Of the
''"'eS This information was
w.. ta Ia cipher message received
nl"' "'s'er Woodford by President
n.ey on Friday.
li"'ssaSe was u most un usual
ar. 'e'a OF being addressed to the
[s.a ~ VI state 1t was addressed to
Eooa ant thing which has not
bso ''ce Consul General Lees
h., cablegrams to President
u s,, oi nearly a year ago.
no A'iegram from W.odford was
Ean :, ou' reclted tho fact that Pro.
koeh ehs'a refused to admit that Spain
/ tho, a the end Of her rope in
|spra a' sne was unable to suppress
d. e.ree,lon; ~ that autonomy was .
n VI VI mat she needed tho assist.
|ub,n' ' united States in bringing
'''uSgle to an end.
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vuhtlrwws Tier Endorsement

LONDON, Feb. S.-Lady Henry Som.
erset has written letter to Lord
George Hamilton, the secretary OF state
for India, to the effect that the letter
which she wrote him early III 1884, III
connection with the repeal OF the In
dian cantonments act, was widely mis-
understood, and she therefore desires
to withdraw her Endorsement OF any
form or principle Of state regulation OF
vicSS
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SCURVY EPIDEMIC LIKELY.
+. II. Wells Says Thousands Of klondik.
ers May Perish From 1t.

4. ii. Wells Says Thousands Of klondik-
ers May Perish From 1t.
ST. PAUL, Feb. S.-"The 5000 pros.
pectors now at and around the klon-
dixie are threatened less with starva.
ton than with scurvy. But they are
actually in the shadow Of death. y
This is an authoritative statement
from the man who brought from Daw-
son City, which he left as late as Dec
20, the special dispatches Of Captain p.
II. Ray, Eighth infantry, Y. 5. a., TO
the United States war department. 1t
was the statement made at the Mer.
chants hotel by +. II. Wells, a news.
paper CORES pondent, who has been
more or less in Alaska during the last
eight years, who has corresponded for
Frank Leslie's Weekly and other lead
ing periodicals and who is now repre-.
senting the crips-McCrae newspaper
syndicate.
Mr.. Wells said that provisions were
scarce when he left the klondike. But
there would probably be enough OF a
few staple foods such as pork and beans
to prevent actual starvation next
spring. Yet scurvy has already made
its appearance among the men who
were limited to diet unsuitable for
their conditions.
Scurvy Will Be Epidemic.
"And soon," explained Mr.. Wells,
"scurvy will become epidemic. the doc.
tors say. That is, it may not become
80 until the latter part Of March or a
little later. But without u sufficient
variety of food scurvy is a certainty.
and scurvy up there is much more fatal
than on shipboard.
THE truth has been concealed
Why: Simply because almost every.
body coming out heretofore has be-
longed to one Of two classes. They
were either men that had speculative
schemes and wanted to sell mining
properties located in the klondike and
therefore didn't want the public to get
prejudiced against the country by
stories Of starvation. or they are men
that intend. as many do, to stock up
with provisions and rush back at the
earliest possible moment SO as to take
advantage of the famine prices. Such
schemers wouldn't like any more com.
petitors than can be avoided.
Captain Rays statements are abso.
| lutely authentic. There are hundreds
of men along the Yukon without food
or money.
"No. there isn't enough at Fort Yu.
kon to supply the big crowd at Daw.
son. But the government relief expedi.
ton left Seattle, l believe, late last
week. Ii it gets through within two
months, and it ought to arrive sooner,
it will DO III time to save the miners
from the horrors Of scurvy epidemic.
THE reported discoveries Of new
placers on the Stewart river have been
much exaggerated. think Alaska will
repeat the story Of California. A few
men will get rich. The vast majority
Will be bitterly disappointed.
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ST. PAUL. Feb. 8.-The Northern
Pacific and Great Nosthern next Satur'
day will put on fast trains from 81.
Paul to the coast, shortening the pres
,nt time five hours. The change Is
made to accommodate the increased
Alaaks travel. II the traffic is sufficient
81 ,varrant Il other trains will be adda"'
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SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. S.-The first
largo party of Klondikers from this
country. numbering 800 people, sailed
from this port OH board the British
steamer Tartar. They expect to reach
Vancouver in month. They carry a
quantity of stores, provisions and a
telegraphic apparatus.
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TOLEDO CLOSED UP TIGHT.

Hitherto WILDE Open Town Has Sudden
Wave Of Reform.
TOLEDO. O., Feb. S.-This hitherto
wide.open town was closed up tight by
an order Of Chief of Police Dait2 to all
persons who do business on Sunday.
Saturday night oil the saloons were or.
dered to close at IL O'Clock and remain
closed al day Sunday. MIX dealers
we're notified to stop serving their cus.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-08
GUESTS ESCAPED SAFELY.
Winter Resort Hotel at Aiken, S. C., De-
stroyed by Fire.

:" 1uee1 8Ne$VTV 1IUVVI Nv .XJKVUo .. Ns0 0es
stroyed by Fire.
AIKEN, 5. C., Feb o.-The Highland
Park hotel at this place was destroyed
by fire during the morning. The
flames started somewhere in the laun-
dry room and gradually picked their
way over the building. The loss is
$4,000. One hundred and sixty.
eight guests Were stopping in the build.
ing but they had no trouble in getting
away with their baggage. The High
land Park hotel was one Of the best
known OF the Southern winter resorts.
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oe'ior oasasta has made an important
communication in answer to Mn;stau
"oodford. else the latter would h,na
cao'ea the fact to the state department
ana so lar. 1t Is said, nothiny nf ,h,
sort has been received from him
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-08
Sioux City Live stock.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Feb 7.
HOGS-Markct a shade higher.
Range Of prices. s}65I3.oo.
CATTLE-Market steady.
sales ranged at 50 6pW3.io for cows;
g. ouui t.l5 for stockers and feeders: -. -
vla 81 for heterS; S4012J for yearlings.
SNEEP-S3. outiia 10
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beauty IS Blood Deep.

Beauty IS Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascaret>. Candy Cathar-
tic clean Your hood and keep it clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puritle> from the body. Begin to-day to
hani>h pmples. hoils. blotche>. blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion 10y taking
CaSearet>.-heauty for ten cents. All drug
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed. l0c. 25c SOC
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what IL was made for.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Feb. Z.
WHEAT-Cash Mol hard. 9ic; No.
Mort hern, $3.50; No. Northern. SSc;
No. spring. So. To arrive-No. hard,
Soc; No. l Northern. 952sc; May, 951c;
July, &c; September. 76iic.
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To Control the Dis0rderly Elemen mt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A communi.
cation was received by the senate from
the secretary of war presenting the i'm.
mediate necessity for action to control
the disorderly elements that are assem-.
bling in Alaska.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 7.
WHEAT-No. y ort hcrn % 1850; No
, spring, Ole; May. 80.
RIE-No. /, As.
BARLEY No ,, 4lc; sample on
track .33Gi ilc.
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Minneapolis Grain.

NlNNEAPoLIS. Feb. I.
WAEAT-Fcbruary closed at aii.c:
May. G2ss a927sc: July liac. On Track
No hard, 9ssc; No. l Northern, sc.
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CHICAGO, Feb Z.
POt tLTRY-Dre>sed. quiet; turkeys
8 lee: chickens Ga 51la,; ducks, .617is.
Bl BlITER-Firm; ereamories l3G
l9c; dAirieS. llutl1c.
Enthusiastically: fresh. lol.c.
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Au>trtan Government Takes Radical Ac.
tion Against students.
VIENNA, Feb. s-The government
has decided to close all the colleges and
keep them closed until March 2l.
when, before rcadmission. students will
be compelled 10 sign an agreement to
observe the disciplinary rcgul 'lons.
This Is the seyercst measure of its kind
put INTO application since 1913.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-08
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Schaeffer defeated Slosson in the
championship billiard contest at Chi.
cago-Go0 to $50.
\ panic among 200 dancers at
Chicago was caused 10y the falling
of balcony. John krucIe was seri
ously injured.
Dispatches from Manila. capital of
the Philippine islands. announce that
200 buildings, some of them Of import
ancc, have been destroyed by fire.
1t is reported in New York that Will
lam Waldorf Astor. disgusted with his
failure TO succeed in England. will re.
turn to the United States and publish .
newspaper.
a fire which originated in the Acad.
envy Of Music. ut Atlantic City, N. D..
destroyed half block Of buildings,
entailing a loss Of 500, 900 before being
got under control.
Sir Charles Tupper, i'll the Canadian
parliament Mt Ottawa, attacked the
government klondikc policy and ad.
vocated preventing Americans from
holding claims in the Yukon.
4 recount Of the treasury cash. just
completed. shows 4 shortage OF 500.
which will be made good by the retir.
ing treasurer. Since July | about
S7y7 900, 900 in cash has been counted.
Adolph Sutro. cx.mayor of San Fran
cisco, and builder Of the famous Sutro
tunnel, has been adjudged mentally i'll.
competent, and his daughter has been
appointed guardian. He Is now over 81
years of age.
THOUSAND TURNED AWAY.
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1t, Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH -. PAUL. Feb. !.
HOGS-Markct active at yesterdays
prices Range o. prices, $3.50 q j.. 81.
CATTLE Market firm and active.
Good demand for butcher stuff.
Sales ranged at $500 i4o for stoc kcrs;
$225vt ) 20 for COWS, - SoVJ ~ Tor
hei 'crS; S3.7O0L 100 for steers.
SHEEP-Market steady and active.
Sales ranged ut S210t j. - for muttons:
$i25 $50 for lambs
Receipts: Hogs, 80; cattle. 400;
eheep 800; calves, 100.
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THOUSAND TURNED AWAY.
Small Army in Waiting For Jobs ut th'
IsO~tOn StatchOusc.

BosToN, Foo. S.-A small army OK
unemployed men occupied the streets
leading to the state house all night IN
order that they might be on hand when
the doors opened, ready to register for
civil service examinations in tho me-
chanical department. Painters. masons,
iron workers, plumbers and tinsmiths
were tho tradesmen wanted. Many OF
tho men had been without work ior
months. The men were admitted In
order aud the 500 names. all that
could be taken. were soon rccoroea.
More than 1000 were turned away.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.


CHICAGO Fob. :.
HOGS-Market fairly active, sha,.o
higher than Saturdays average.
sales ranged at S3.75W3.s7la for light;
t,.so,b4.) for mixed Si7o@4O for
heavy So 80 $50 for rough.
CATTLE Market steady to loc lower.
saes ranged at S3.S5@5.O for beeves;
l.! 100 lao for cows and heifers; S5.o0I
I. . .or Texas steers; s. 10 for
stock,rs and feeders.
SHEEP-Market generally lOc lower.
sales ranged at s. o1eI4.6o for natives;
S3dou, l55 for westerns; Si.3O@o.35 for
lamb.
RECEIPTS: Hogs. 3aooJ; cattle 1890,
sheep. $4,000.
Chicago Grain aud Provisions.
CHICAGO, Fob. Z.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-February csc; May, M'sc;
July SiH: September. ne; Deccm-
Der. &c.
CORN = February, 27ho: May 2s>sc;
July, 5O1<c.
OATS February, 2ac; May. 1870;
July, 2sltc.
PORK-February. tl0so; May. 30 $40
l0a0; July. so a.
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trac X $3.50 Ak