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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
WHEAT FALLS WEAKER
May Closes at 7-8 Cent to |
Cent Decline.
COARSE GRAINS LOWER
Provisions Down, Influenced
by Hay and Grain'

Chicago, Dec. 1s.-The failure Of the
Liverpool market TO respond to the ad-
vance here yesterday weakened wheat to-
day. May closing sac lower. Corn
closed 2sG1zc and oats 1sGzc depressed.
Provisions were lower, with hogs and
grain, May pork closing 121kc, May lard
SC and May ribs 5dT1zc under yesterday.
The Liverpool market opened only a
trifie up, declining later, and this was
taken by local traders as an indication
that the people most concerned look less
seriously on the war and political situa-
ton OF England in its effect on the grain
market than did most of the pit yes
terday, when a clamorous demand from
all quarters sent the price up nearly 2
cents. The opening today was under
puts, May 4d7sc down from yesterday :
close at 7oI4 arose. Bradstreet's decrease
in the worlds visible OF 1,297. 600 bushels
Encouraged some buying, May rising to
70lzc- II lost on proft-taking and May
closed sale lower, at 70hd7014c
Lower cables and the decline in wheat
We're weakening factors in the corn mar
ket today. The market followed the fluc-
tuations Of wheat throughout.
New York, Dec. Especial cable and
telegraphic dispatches 10 Bradstreet's in
dictate the following changes in available
supplies last week:
Wheat-Cnited States and Canada east
OF the Rockies, including 500, 600 affoat for
and in Europe, decrease 10000 bushels;
total supplies, decrease 1,127.On0
Corn-United States and Canada east Of
the Rockies, increase 1065, 600.
Oats-Cnited States and Canada east Of
the Rockies, decrease 147,000 bushels.
Among the more important increases re-
ported TO Bradstreet's are those of $1,000
bushels at Northwestern interior eleva-
tors: 5000 bushels at Portland Maine.
and 5000 bushels at Winnipeg. The
principal decrease are those OF 955 900
bushels at Chicago private elevators, due
largely to q change from private to pub
lie houses; $4,000 bushels at Louisville.
and $1,000 bushels at outside Manitoba
storage points The aggregate stock of
wheat held at Portland. Oregon. and Ia
coma and Seattle Washington, decreased
$500 bushels last week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
HOGS MERE LOVER
Supply Was Moderate and
Demand Good.
TOP PRICE WAS 1897 -
Good Prices Paid for all Grades
of Cattle.

The hog market yesterday was an ac-
tive one, although the market was lower
than the day before. There was good
demand and every hog which came into
the yard was quickly disposed of by the
shipper.
The market opened weak 70 5 cents
lower. Il sagged again and went to SC
lower fat. but later in the evening it
recovered and the market closed % 10
6 lower.
The drop in the market on Monday was.
Il IS said, adduced by the decline in the
provision market. Yesterday the report
Of the financial trouble in New York had
q dispairing effect.
The market here as has been the case
al all times, was better yesterday than
any other IN the west. Chicago reported
Hogs sc lower" Kansas City said
Hogs weak 10 &C lower" St Louis
said: Hogs &c lower"
There was a very good run Of wagon
hogs yesterday, taking everything into
consideration. About 30 passed over the
s-2les- The roads were in terrible co<1
6ition and the farmers reported that It
was difficult to pull a heavy load.
The total receipts OF the day were rath-
er light. being but liza The quality OF
The hogs was fair, there being some good
punches coming in late which topped the
market on their merits.
There is a notiCea bic increase Of Okla
homa shipments 70 this market The
shippers Of that section state that this is
the best market, as the returns are great
e. than from any other in the wesr.
one shipper, living east Of this city,
says that the Wichita market is the best
and that he has shipped to all the mar
fets in the Middle West. and has never
realized as much as he does by shipping
here. His expenses are light and he runs
little risk Of having dead and crippled
hogs on his hands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
he " EArdE :.

During the past u hours the highest
temperature ans been s., the lowest =.
and the mean =. with clear weather
very high barometer, and light norta
wind
on this date last year the highest TEN
perature was -. the lowest =. and the
mean 81
50 FAR this month the average tempers-
tu-e has been =. which is below the
normal but warmer than last year
So far this month the raiafs,1 has been
lis inches. which Is - inch above the
normal The total rainfall since January
I Is AZ inches in excess OF -he normal.
For the same period last year the rainfall
was y inches above the normal
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Dec &-Forecast for
Wednesday and THURSDAY:
Kansas-Fair Wednesday. THURSDAY.
fair. warmer. variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Ter-ttorv-Fai-
Wednesday and THURSDAY: warner
Thursday; northerly winds, becoming va
rizhls-
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He Has 4 FINE CAMERA AND

a
While On these trips Professor DycLa
makes a careful study Of the country
and of lis resources and its 2eo=ls- re
sees things from the STANDPOINT % q
naturalist and experienced traveller. a-d
has MADE many valuable observations IT
his reports He always carries fine
camera wizh him and photographs every
-hlrg Illustrative Ct the couacry From
these photographs lantern slides are
-a5e and by the use % = powerful ca
cum Ezht ard a fine EssolviaE YES
s-ereoracsa. costing ever SO complete
ne -e2-e5uces. On large canvass. these
scenes from nature Thts z5ves . perfect
panorama y his journey thraaEh the
country ard makes his lectures Intensely
interesting az5 instructive q both old
ard young
Matinee 10 he pubic schoois a. 80 n
the afternoon Admission = ce7ts
rs -ew Illustrates lecture. LIFE ard
Conditions IN ths Tnts-so- q Alaska-'' r
the evening az s-ls In the Aa5s15-4rr7.
Tickets = cezts a. Herman Hess
L-sE--e1ca's drug store ard Ro-tg 4
F57wa-s-s- Seets ress-ve5 Z; Roziz Z
Howzr1-s ~ sane pries-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
KnAT TO DO

There Is comfort in the knowledge. 50
often expressed. that Dr.. Ef,ner's
Swaup-ROot- the great kidney remedy.
fGlalls every wish in curing rheumatism.
pain in the hsck. kidneys. liver, bladder
and every part % the urinary passage.
II eorrects inability 70 hold water and
scaldins pain in passing IL. or bad Effects
following use 81 liquor. vine or beer.
and ove-comes that unpleasant necessity
OF being compelled 70 so often during
the day. and 70 get up many times dur
ing the night The nild and the extra
ordinary effect OF Swamp-Rcot i soon
realized. II stands TIE highest Tor is
wonderful cures OF the most distressing
eases. II you need a medicine you should
have the best sold by druggists In atty
cent and oae-doIlar sizes
You may have a sample bottle % ais
wonderful discovery ard book tia, tells
more about Il. both sent absolutely free
BY mail. address Or. Kfmer s. Co. Bing-
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Wichita Daily Eagle
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Mayne Mickey I-;tsey ot Howard
is visiting friends in the city during tn'
holidays
Earle Evans has been invited 10 address
the Kansas Day club and respond to ths
toast Kansas"
Mr.. NJ. 0. Heady is lying very low
with the typhoid fever at his residence
SO y. Market.
Colonel Delaney Of the Santa Fe VII
spend his Christmas With Major Wood
son az Darlington
There are no tramps in Wichita az
present Usually. coldweather runs in
squad Of Weary Willies.
Mrs. Charles Garvey o; Chicago viii
spend the holidays in Wichita with her
parents on Waco avenue.
Taylor Riddle. secretary OF the state
live stock sanitary commission, was IN
the city yesterday from Marion
E. ". Thompson. assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Rock Island az TO
peka. was in the city yesterday.
Charles Heacock. formerly Of the Eagle
but now foreman OF the Quincy. Illinois
W llg. LEe OlQcSL INNS S-s~- - N--N
west. Is here for a holiday visit
The Rathbone Sisters decided yesterday
to buy a piano for their lodge rooms, This
Will be quite an item IN additional inter
est in their entertainments and lodge
work.
The ordinance requiring building per-
units has not been enforced for several
years II the ordinance were enforced the
building record OF the city could be aecu-
rately obtained.
Mr.. McClelland is back home for the
holidays and was yesterday up and down
the streets beaming on the Christmas dis
plays. He says that he can see how
Wichita has grown even IN the last
month.
MIR. Charles G. Cohn, president % The
COMMERCIAL cluv. will introduce Rabbi
Emil G. Hirsch tonight a; the Audito-
rum. Or. Hrsch viii lecture on Facts
AMI F'ct.on Atcut the Jews under au-
spices 0: the Wichita LyceuI1.
William Bolton OF Woodward. was IN
the city yesterday. The Oklahoma editors
have elected him one OF the delegates 70
the National Editorial association The
Oklahoma delegates are making arrange
nents to meet here and take a special
car to St Louis.
Joseph Meibergen, mayor OF Enid, O.
T. with his family. passed through Wich-
tia yesterday morning 10 DOW, Kan,
their former home. 20 spend the holidays
and 70 be present at the wedding OF Mr
MeIberger's brother, which occurs satur-
day, December 2.
The treasurer OF Rice county wiz re-
ceive nothing but cash IN payment %
taxes. Checks and drafts are not a legal
tender with him. The firm CO Vermilion
and Evans were obliged 20 send $500 In
currency 70 this Rice county treasurer
TO pay certain railroad taxes.
The appraisers appointed 70 appraise
the value OF Main and William street
lots sought to be taken by the city for
additional city building site. met yester-
day and completed their work The value
Of the Main street lots was fixed az sfe09
and S1.255. ana the william street lots at
Ssss each.
The Chidrsn's Home IS very much IN
need Of chairs-rockers. dining chairs or
children's chairs. A. this time % the
year when all are remembering the less
fortunate should not be forgotten. Any
one wishing 70 donate a chair % the
Home. please leave : Charles Law
rence's drug store before Friday after
noon, 4 possible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
WOOL MARKET.

Bosten. Dec. s.-The wool market sare
Is comparatively quiet. 5ut values Show
TO weakness IN any ti1s. TIE demand
for territory woes IS yet god and TIE
market continues firm. The secured basis
for Eoo5 lines u sne rneGsu-r is a1.E
s9e3s5c. while staple goods cau 20 sT
&C. Fleece Eools are eG.st. blc aolz=-s
consider them god property and SCI c.
~ az full market prices Quotations
Ucwasaed -ed}um, etc M5aseu-i quar-
Ter blood. con5i1E. &c thres-eIEhch Is
hiaaS- 49, braid c.sznhs-= Eas2zA
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Dkl GOODS 4IAanHcs

New York. Dec. 1a,-The market today
has ruled decidedly quiet There has been
a light spot business and mail orders. as
usual or Tuesday, have been below the
averags OF other DAYS. Prices Tor quick
deliveries OF all descriptions CT cotton
goods are decidedly firm owing TO search
" % ready Supplies. but brown cottoa
sellers are occasionally rather easier 20
deal with. No changes IT bieachsd cot
tons, wide SheetinEs. or coarse colored
goods. Print cloths inactive. but firm
Prints and sinShams very firm Mems
wear wuole1s and worsteds strong. and
such lines a have been opened for next
fan are selling we'll
Manchester. Dec ls-Ciotas and yarns
steady, with a moderate demand.
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ST0TES IN NEWTON
Il Attracting much Alteration in Inst
GffV

CsorEs s-ozzs. wso care % iris city
early .ast sumner ard NO waz ln al
practically a. tas time ~ w2H Ee-e IS
n Sezr0a AID = attracting mach a5fe1-
1lon ~ his abllry 20 usuie - s9zzss o.
. z-zl1- Stokes cana here n Juig E1th
sssagislaz a wozzn Re sSsns Hevefal
ua5azzs 81 ia1 sae z2s aaaElr rsieasss.
Af.s- t1ar r. vas - ths eatg saG seT-
sral flzes "a r15rsr eAarses Asazr a
week az - sta@ se-as rlufa@s frsu -
os-z as4Se- de As s<rzzss1 40 ks<s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
COTTON

nal s-isc-
New Orleans, Dec. Is-Co;t5n-stsasy
1idd.irs. site
New York. Dee. Is-Cotto--S7ot clos {
steady; December. 7-aSc, January. nc;
February. lie; March 7s2c. Ao-i- $50.
Nay. 80; June. -, J1iy. 7-s5c- August
70. September. 6-sScs Octo1er. & Sc, No
4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
COLLAPSE Is AVERIED
Financial Interests Flock to
Wall Streets Relief.
RECOVERY Is VIOLENT
As Soon as the Market Comes
Out of Its Furry.

New York, Dec. B.-The concerted
measures Of the most powerful financial
interests in the country proved effective
today in checking progress towards panic
and collapse in the stock market Sup
porting orders were distributed ali
through the list and the opening prices
were advanced IN an effort 10 restore con-
hdence But liquidation continued on a
heavy scale and drove prices lower again
after the opening. The advance in the
Bank OF Germany's official discount rate
from 9 70 I per cent and the hardening OF
the. private discount rate in London,
with reports from that center OF the en-
gagements OF gold from New York for
this week, served 10 unsettle confidence
Fs1ees e6bed ard flowed NAM lines be
fore the food OF liquidation had been
finally absorbed and the selling brought
to a standstill The decision OF the
banks to use their resources 10 accom-
modate the demand for loans, the deter
mination OF the secretary OF the treas
ury 10 largely increase government de-
posts with depository banks. and the
course Of funds from domestic centers
towards New York in response TO the
acute needs developed yesterday all tend
ed TO reinsurance. The interval since
yesterday in itself helped to quiet some
what the apprehensions OF yesterday and
conditions at no time today approached
panic, When the tide of liquidation was
seen 10 be stemmed by the abundant re-
sources afforded, prices set about a yio-
lent recovery under urgent demand from
the shorts and active bidding up by the
traders and insiders. There was some
realizing. but the strong undertone Of the
market continued up TO the closing. The
closing prices Of stocks were as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20

Territory wools-Montana and Dakota
fine medium and fine. 22d24c; secured, 50
G54c; staple 65Gs5c; Utah, wyoming fine
medium and fine, 2dz1c; secured, 5SG61c;
staple, 65d6c; Idaho fine medium and
fine, 1sd21c Secured, 5Sd61c: medium,
a923c,
Australian, secured basis, spot prices,
combing, superdne, sdsoc; good, SsGSIe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec 9.-Cattle-Good 10 choice
native steers a shade stronger; others
about steady. including butchers stock
and Gamers; calves lower; feeders,
steady; good 10 choice, s.. +eT700; poor
10 medium S425T5.5; mixed stockers,
1856 $3.50; selected feeders S4.c5G475; good
TO choice cows, s.. 4od4 30; heifers s3.0GG
40; Gamers. s.. 00d2. 90; bulls. S2.5Gd4. >
calves, s40GQ7.2 fed Texas beeves, S4.25Q
sea.
Hogs averaged SC lower, closed steady
at decline; fair clearance; mixed and
butchers. s.. 91d4 Is; g0OG 70 choice heavy
81. Is; rough heavy, S3.Sf04.10; light,
s. coat 10. bulk Of sales, S4.o5G4.10.
Sheep-Generally steady; native weth-
ers s.. S3G4 60. lambs, siC0G5 90: western
wethers. $4.0JG4.50; western lambs, 81. ga
-
Receipts-cattle. 4.5oo; hogs. 1900;
sheep. 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Dec. 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceip-s. 5000; best steady; others weak to
lower; native steers. s.. GFG5.25; Texas
steers. g. 50G4.So: Texas COWS. s.. S5Q3 8;
native cows and heifers, S2.05d4 80;
stochers and feeders. s5.00d4.6o bulls.
s2.5Cd4.0l
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market weak TO
SC lower: bulk Of sales. s.. 921zGn4 %; heavy
s.. Sed4.n5: packers. s3.S2'fG4.05; mixed.
S. sGd4.co: light g. S0G4.0 %; workers, s. s.
G4.oo; pigs, g. .s7l2
Receipts, 2,0po; market steady;
lambs. &.5oa5.25; muttons, 3. 0oG4 80.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Dec, 1s.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
Geo: market steady: native shipping and
beef steers. 4."edf.7o with fancy worth
SIS. stockers and feeders. sS.ooQ+ -:
COWS and he.fers. $. 6ed4f Is; Texas and
Indian steers, $3-3oG4.75; cows and heif-
els. S2.S5dS.7p
H0Es-Receipts I.0oo; market sc low
er: pigs and lights. SS.sGd4. 60; packers.
$3..504.05; butchers. &.01G4-Io.
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Investment buying Of bonds was in eTt-
dence and this market generally respond
ed TO the late strength in stocks. but
there was a number OF acute declines
which served 10 make the tone ss a
whole irregular. Total sales. par value.
10000.
Paris. Dec. 1s.-Prices on the bourse to-
day opened weak. The fan in consuIs
and the rise in the bank rate caused sales
IN all denartmerts.
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How to Find Out.

FIN bottle or common glass vita your
water and let It stand twsnry-four hours:
q sediment or settling indicates an TN
healthy condition OF the kidneys II Il
stains the linen II IS evidence OF kidney
trouble; TOO frequent desire to pass It or
pain in the back Is also a convincing
PROOF that the kidneys and bladder are
ont OF order
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
eEIPPERs ANp VOTES.

+. 4 Norris Of Oxford was in yester-
d1y w::h load Of good heavy hogs.
which brought the top price Of the day.
1T. Norris IS a new shipper n this mar
Eer and Signalized the event Of his first
appearance on the market ny getting the
tor. His hogs were excellent in quality
and were well worth the price paid.
r. A. Parson Of Rage. Kansas. came
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
AT ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL
Christmas Tree for the Children and
sick

The sisters who are in charge Of the
ST. Francis hospital are arranging TO
celebrate Christmas al the institution by
having Christmas tree for the children
and the sick. A special doinner VIII be
served on the occasion and merriment
will reign within the usually silent walls.
The sisters are making a collection
among the friends of the institution TO
bear the expense of the preparation. They
are melting with success and feel very
much encouraged. The day will De made
one which will be long remembered by
the inmates OF the hospital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20

hitherto in the hopes that some solution
OF the mystery might be secured. They
broke up housekeeping about i've weeks
ago and left the place. as they felt IN
safe there. 1t is to be hoped that the
william who made the fendish attempt
on their lives and whose action has
broke I'D their home, may be made 10
feel the punishment he so richly de-
serves. Several rewards have been
offered. and the county will be asked 70
give a liberal reward also. and II will
no doubt be given, for such crime
should not be allowed TO go UNPUBLISHED.
II BY any possible means the culprit can
be found
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20

This larse four-story building - al
miraoly fitted and furnished Tor the cars
OF the sick No loathsone or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here including Wills
key. Cocaine anu Morphine Habits, abso-
iutely guaranteed Women. married or
SINCE. can find { safe retreat here dur
Ing confinement and a home in every
ease found FOR the child II required A
home fer the poor ana rich alike, as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that 5 made is
the ordinary hospital fee. which is JUST
enough 10 pay the running expenses OF
the Institution. The best OF references
given WHEN required Write for circular
80 the Martha Washington Heae."
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Some little trading was done yesterday
& cattle The offerings were but mode--
ATE, both in quantity and quality Those
which were put on the market found
ready sale. The price compared most
favora5lv with those paid in Kansas cry
and Chicago for similar cattle. This city
= establishing q reputation as being
good point fOr cattle as well as being
q superior hog market.
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to jail He did not mind that at all and
he was finally released and forced to
leave town. He seems TO be half-wttted
and claims TO have once been the slave
OF the Dalton gang
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20

The theatrical bookings thlseason are
being sadly disarranged by the euaran-
tineing OF number OF towns and short
notice Is given 81 the coming Of num-
Der q attractions Under this catalogue
j. the coming engagement Of the Hunt
Stock company, who open a three nights
engagement a. the Crawford theatre or
Thursday. There IS 4 change of bill
each performance and Thursday night IS
the usual ladies free The opening
bill Is a Much Married Man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20

Hoyts noted originality in pungent wit
and eXtravagant situations is said 10 be
splendidly exemplided in his sumptuous
revival OF his famous musical comedy
a Trip to Chinatown" Harry GlIfoiI
the cIeverest and most talented comedian
in the employ Of Mr.. Hoyt. and who has
created more Hoytian characters than
all the other Hoyt comedians combined.
viii be seen in the leading role Of the
new Trip" when he vii Introduce his
whistling speciality and his wonderful
limitations which has made him famous
and popular with theatre-goers in the
original production OF a Trip TO China
town" A Trip TO Chinatown" IS booked
for an early presentation in this city and
should prove one Of the theatrical events
Of the season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-20
KELLER J0HNESSEE DEAD

Died After an Attack OF Typhoid
Fever.
Keller Johnessee. living az IT West
Elm, died at his home Monday night OF
typhoid fever. He had been III for some
time and az last sUecumbed % the dis
ease. He was S. years OF age and was
well known in this city. The funeral viii
take place at 10 O'Clock this morning
from the home The interment viii be in
The Highland cemeIery.
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ST. LOUIS
lax seed-Lower; s1.4sc.
NEW YORK.

New York, Dec. -Wheat-Spot weak:
No. red. 75isc- E o. B., afias.; No. hard
Duluth SI5sc, Z o. B.. afioat spot; No. ,
red. 797sc. elevator. Options closed easy
at : to &c decline; May. 745sc; July, 15izc.
December. use
Corn-Spot. weak: No red, 46i.c. I. o.
b. afoat. and $50 elevator. Options
closed weak Al = 10 &c net decline. Nay.
5S-SC: December. sac.
Oats-Spot steady, No. :. 22c; No s. eSI.;
No. ; white, SHE; No 5 white, Sizc.
track white. 5IisE511.c. Options neglect
&C ard easier.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Dee 12-Wheat-Duli, "a
lower; March and May. IS sd
Corn-Dull, January. : sd; Fe5--ary,
= I'D; Nay, 6 sd
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

F'lour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring. 64d661zc; No. 2 red
6SGe9c
Corn-No ., 3e24 d3lc.
oats-No. 2, 23Q231.c; No. white &c;
No. white. 25d25$4c.
Rye-No. ?, &c.
Barley-No. ,, 3Sd4iikc.
Flax seed-No. / S1.4Sd1.4sz4
Timothy seed-Prime, $3.50.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. SS.7oT10.00.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, S5-G2d5.35
Short ribs sides Qoose), s.. 1Od5. IS; dry
sailed shoulders. SIC; short clear sides,
Cboxed). S5.45d5 50
Whisky-DistilIers' finished goods. per
gallon, 81 23i5.