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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-29

appointed Mr.. Taft he looked upon
him as an easy and plant tool to
further his political plans.
'"The President of the Union who
for the last five years has held the
helm of the Great Republic, must
have given Mr.. Taft the point to steer
to and indicated the policy to be
pursued in this unstable archipelago.
"McKinley's Cabinet is Republican
of ancient vintage, brought up on the
teachings of Monroe. believers in ex-
pansion, favorers of Trusts and syn
dicates, and as much American as the
waters of the Potomac. The Governor
of the Philippines must direct his
course by the Washington constella-
ton and his policy is sealed by abso-
lutte Pan-Americanism.
Even though the kind tendencies Of
Mr.. Taft should favor the Filipinos,
vet the previous compromises of the
Government forbid him the exercise
of any sympathy.
Before everything and above all
he must further American interests.
"The rich arbor Of administration
In these islands will be freely offered
to shelter the droves of American
office-seelers, anxious to partake of
the odor of it's flowers and eat of its
fruit The services rendered McKin-
ley in the 'metropolic' will be paid
for in fat jobs.
"The favorites of Mckinley, the
henchmen, and co-operators of the Re
publican programme, will carry of
the best positions and highest salar-
les. 1t is customary to fix the salary
in proportion to the number and in
: fuence of the voters of the elected
candidate. 10 the victors belong the
spoils.' The Americans did not come
here to CLEAN the stubble, but to rear
golden harvest; not to take leav
lngs and drippings, but to grab the
= choicest morsels in this land of pro
mise.
"Mr. Taft and his honorable as
socates will tend strictly to the in
struction given them by the Secretar!
: of War and the President Of the Re
: public. The White House will fix th
policy to be pursued for controllin,
: religious orders and secret societies
9 shipping and commercial privileges
schools and courts, taxes and othe
departments In the offices of the In
sular Government. 1t Is from Wash
ington that the net will be extended
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-29
White Sale
Woch Cands at ClOSing Out Prices

Wash Goods at Closing Out PrlceS
You will find some remarkable bar
gains on our counters the next few
days. This list does not contain one
half of what we have on sale. All
we have to say "is," they are worth
seeing.
At 4Iac yard-Dark Dimities in
good desirable patterns; full width;
regular price 61ac.
At &c a yard-Light and Dark Dlmi-
ties, fast colors. fashionable styles;
regular price 10c and l2lac.
At DC a yard-At this price you can
have your choice of Batstes. Dimi-
ties and Cotton Foulard; the most
of these goods sold from 12lac to Doc
all at DC.
AT Zoe yard-Khte Curtain
Swiss, in BowNot patterns; also
stripes and figures; regular price
12Iac and 15c.
TABLE LINENS
We have had big trade on Table
Linens since we opened our White
Sale, but we still have lots to show
yon.
At 22c a yard--IIalf- bleached Table
Linens; splendid material for the price
You can scarcely believe what you can
buy In linens FOR 22c a yard.
At 25c yard-Half-bleached Table
Linen; some have Turkey red borders
good designs; good quality.
At 37jhc a yd.-Silver bleached table
linens, neat, also large patterns. Ihi'
linen Is easily made pure White an'
also very durable.
At 50c yard-Half-blenched Table
Linens, full 72 inches wide. Hotc
keepers and boarding house Keeper
should see this linen. 1t Is splendid
for hard tear and wear.
AT SOC yard-Full bleached tabl
linen, neat and large patterns, f,ll
width, good designs.
At soc yard-We find soc line
always In demand and have been sue
cessful in getting the best that ca
be had. The patterns are of a grea
variety. Some have napkins TO mattel
At 75c yard Snow white table lii
ems, full ~ inches wide, splendid qua
ity. big variety to choose from.
At 81 yard-IIcavy German fu
bleached Damask, full II inches wild
with "a napkins TO match.
We have an ever increasing dcman
for linen table cloths, which have th
full border all around; they. come !
sizes two yards by two and Il hal
yards long also two yards by thre
yards long, ranging in prices from 10
to 81 each.
Don't fail to see those shirt waist
for 2bc, worth zoe, Toe and 81 each.
15O-152 South Howard 81
H. J. BINGHAM, M. l
MACHINE DESIGNING,
GENERAL DRAWING.
II Arcade block. Akron, {
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-29
What q Tale II Tells.

IF that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, a jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin, it's liver trouble; but DR..
Kings New Life Pills regulate the
liver, purify the blood, give clear skin,
rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only
25c at all drug stores.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-29

Mr.. Daniel Bantz, Otterville, Ia.
says: Have had asthma and very
bad cough for years, but could get
no relief from the doctors and medi.
cines 1 tried, until l took Foleys
Honey and Tar. 1t gave immediate
relief, and done me more good than
all the other remedies combined"
A. Warner, j. NJ. LATER and J.
Lamparter & &C.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-29

There is no need for any one to suf-
fer from indigestion when BrOmo.
Pepsin is so easily obtainablc. Ply.
sicians prescribe it for headache, in
digestion, and INSOMNIA, because 1t
cures and because it Is absolutely
harmless. All druggists. 10c, 25c and
soc per bottle.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eighteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m Dec. e. 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Dec 6-Butter-Receipts COP
packages; market firm; State dairy, 15G23c;
creamery, 16d25c; June creamery. 15d21l5c; fac
tory. 12lR6151zc. Cheese-Receipts. 1881 pack
made, fancy, 10Aql0Rc; State, full cream fall
made, fancy, uQ1hc; late made. best, large,
SAC; late made. best, small, 10910Ac. Eggs
Receipts, 5,277 packages: market firm; State and
Pennsylvania, 29c; Western at mark 23G2Sc;
Southern. at mark, 23d27c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26-Butter firm and in
fair demand fancy Western creamery, 25Ism
26c; fancy nearby prints, 29c. Eggs dull and
&c lower; fresh nearby. 2Sc fresh Western, 2Sc
fresh Southwestern, 2Sc; fresh Southern, 27c.
Cheese firm and higher; New York full creams,
fancy, small 11Lc; New York full creams fair
to choice 9lz611c.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-Butter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation, 1SQ19c; fancy cream
cry, 25G26c fancy ladle, 16417c; fancy roll, ia
1Scs good roll l5Q16c; store packed, 13q15c. Eggs
firm and unchanged fresh, 25Q26c. Cheese firm
and unchanged large. 10Ag1OI5c; medium, la
111sc; small. 1guAc.
CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries
I5a24Ikc daries, 14d21c. Cheese steady at g1ad
1OAc. Eggs steady; fresh, 2Sa2Shc.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 26.-Packing butter 12c per
ID: common country 121HQ14c; good. 16c; Elgin
26i5c in 60-lb tubs. &c in 30-lb tubs Elgin III
prints, 25isc. Eggs, 25c.
KANSAS CITY Dec 26.-Eggs weak and un-
settled receipts fairly light; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock, 19c per doz; country held, Ice
CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-Eggs easier and lower
at 25c. Butter steady; creamery, 22d26I5c; dairy,
13ik415c. Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, 1Oc
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Butter steady; creamery
20q25c; dairy, 15q2Oc. Eggs lower at 23c.
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"STEEPLE JOE" DEAD.
Former Fireman Who Gained Fame
i'm Feats of Climbing.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-"Steeple Joe"
Lawler, the original steeple climber. is
dead in Gouverneur Hospital. Lawler was
forty years old and during his time. as a
"steeplejack." probably assembled more
steeples and tutored more pupils in his
dangerous trade than any other man in
the country. LAWYER was originally mem
Der of the fire department and it was in the
training he received a fireman that he
developed his ability as a steeple-climber.
White a member Of a ladder company he
made a record of ascending over 12S feet
in a trifle over two minutes. Lawler was
sent throughout the country by the fire
department to exhibit apparatus and per-
formed some daring feats at his trade of
scaling the sides of buildings. When he
was in San Francisco on this mission in
1895 he met and married Cleo Levine, an
actress. He gilded the ball on the top of the
flagstaff of the dome of the Pulitzer build
ing five times, sitting a swing 435 feet
in the air While thousands of people below
watched him with anxiety He worked at
old Trinity and Grace churches, helped
place Diana on the tower of Madison
square Garden and handled the rrelimi-
nary rigging on the high POughkeepsie
bridge across the Hudson. He served in
Cuba and Porto Rico during the war with
Spain and superintendent the building of the
first military bridge in Porto Rico.
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for the season at New York. but were
depressed finally by realizing, closed steady
at SsQ%c net advance March closed at
SS1zc; May, S71sdSSc. closed at size; Decem-
Der S5a4GS6t4c, closed at SEC.
COrn-Receipts. 5000 bu; exports. 1900 bu
Spot easier; No. 2. Tic elevator. 1I4c f.
o. b. afioat. Options opened easy and
were affected by liberal receipts, but rail-
lied with wheat. only 10 break again in
the last half-hOur through active unload
ing; closed weak am k4&c lower. May.
1Hn1zc; December. 701zd7O7sc, closed at
Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, SS4. 731
bu. Spot hrmer. No. 2, SIC; No. 3, sic;
No 2 white, 541zc; No. white. sac; track
mixed Western, 52Q521zc; track white, $50
DC Options at first steadier but later
yielded 70 depression in other markets.
Beef hrmer. Family, $11OOQ12 so; mess,
NV, Lard frmer; Western steamed, $l0N
olO.31; refined firm; continental, 5000: s.
A. 81; compound, sS.OOas25. Pork firm
er Family, S17.50q1s.00; short clear, $3.50
qD.O0; mess, sl6.50G175O. Tallow firm;
city, az for PACKAGE &c; country packages
1ree) 6q6Ac. Cotton-seed oil firm; prime
yellow, Acc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice,
8 15-16c; mild quiet; Cordova, 71RQ11c.
Sugar-Raw, dull; fair refining. 3 3-16;
centrifugal. So test, 8 21-32; molasses sugar,
z l5-16c; refined. dull; crushed, 5.15c; pow
dered, 5.l5c; granulated, 465c.
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ALL HIGHER But CORN
WHEAT, OATS AND PROVISIONS
CLOSE AT GOOD ADVANCES.
Reports of Damage to Southwestern
Wheat Crop p Good Demand
Strengthens Hog Products.

CHICAGO, Dec. pa broad and active
market for wheat developed to-day, largely
on damage claims from the Southwest, May
closing 1zG5sc higher. Corn closed a shade
lower, oats 1sqAc up and provisions for
May delivery from 121zG15c higher for ribs
to 321zc higher for pork
The wheat markets activity began at
the tap OF the gong despite the absence of
cables, May selling sqAc to 1kQ5sc higher.
at S14qS22sc Sentiment, already inclined
to bullishness, was stimulated in that d.
rection by the report of damage to winter
wheat in the Southwest Lack of snow
protection, it was stated in various mes
sages, had worked harm to the tender
roots. A large general demand sent May
to SIC with little opposition. Over that
figure commission houses sold heavily, but
the market absorbed offerings with an ease
which rendered further advance to $3.50
S3Ac necessary to check the ardOr of buy
ers. Sales from brokerage houses, accom-
panied by the proft-taking operations of
floor traders, sent May back to S22sGS21kc
during the afternoon. AT this point buying
was renewed for both the local and out
side account and the market closed strong,
May 12QSsc over Monday, at S29sc. Local
receipts Owo days. were seventy-nine cars,
Two or contract grade. Minneapolis and
Duluth (three days. reported 1854 cars, a
total of 1.433 cars, against All last week
and 413 year ago. Primary receipts were
1,655,OOO bushels, compared with LBS 900
year ago. Seaboard clearances in wheat
and flour were equal TO 255 900 bushels Ex-
pOrters reported seven loads taken. A pri-
vate cable estimated the Argentine sur
plus at 100000 bushels, a recent message
having placed it at 4O.OO0.OOO
The corn market was a rather narrow
affair in the hands of local traders The
crowd was inclined to bearishness, partly
because of a reported decrease in heavy
ing for the unloading of some big lines of
long corn. The wheat bulge caused COW
ering during the forenoon, but there was
little strength underlying it, and when the
major market dipped corn promptly aban-
dOned all its advance and closed easy Nav
a shade lower at &c. The range was be-
tween 667sc and 6719c. Receipts were SAC
cars.
The market for oats was also local and
the volume of transactions small Prices
held steady in sympathy with wheat May
sold between $3.50 and 457sc and closed ia
lac up, at 45Ssc. Receipts were 297 cars
Provisions were fairly active and strong
a light run of hogs, coupled with higher
prices at the yards, gave the market an
upward start, and buying for local and out
side account resulted in a sharp advance
especially in pork. On the bulge there
was a moderate profit-taking movement
pork closed 321zc higher at SIPS; lard 2OG
221zc up, at $10.O5, and ribs 121bd15c inn
proved. at SS.T12qS9O
Estimated receipts o-morrow-Wheat e
cars; corn, 1876: oats, 255; hogs, &c. 900 head .
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at\ st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

sT L9gI Dec P9u 5r6 sr% red
$50; clear, ssio@sa5 Timothy seed nominaiiy
hrm at $1,000. Corn meal steady at S325. Bran
quiet; sacked on east track. s1.16q112: wheat
SsSc; July. SoEc; No hard. SiaSslsc' Corn a.-
No. cash. 67Ac; December. e7Ac; May. SIC;
oslo. Pork higher, jcbbing. sl6.s5 Lard higher
higher extra shorts and Clear S ribs s. clear
sides, 81. Bacon (boxeD, strong and higher;
1915. Hay-Timothy steady at sl2. 5Oq15.50;
prairie scarce and strong at s10Q11.5O. Whisky
q go brs; Wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats
1900 blu; corn, 1900 blu; oats, 10000 Blu.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 26.-Flour firm and un-
changed Wheat strong and a shade higher;
er No red SissSSi4c; Southern 81 sample,
January, &c S7s g.7hc; May. S94g6s%e; steamer am
size; Southern yellow corn, 6O%q67l4c. Oats
firmer; No. white. 52kG62c; No mixed, 51Q
Western, ss27Oc Sugar firm and unchanged
fine and coarse graduated, 4S5c.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 26.-Wheat-No. red and
Apples, sun-dried, Sa4c per ID for bright. $0SiSc
for dark; peaches. 1Q1lac. Beans. porthern hand
Timothy seed, $40 per bu; extra clean blue
grass. S5c; red top. lac per bu; red clover. $ q
per bu. Hay, choice in car lots. on track, S14 %
qI5; clover, slO.Ndi1.5O: straw. s5q5.5O. Clean
ginseng, si.5Og475 per 10. Potatoes, 9sgs5c pei
bu. Onions. $50 pc. bu. Leaf lettuce. 75qS5c
blu; head lettuce SIPS per bu Turnips, 75c per
bril- Cabbage, Nl0 per brl, Carrots. $3.50 per
bril- Peppers. $3.50 per crate. Spanish onions,
S1.75 per crate
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26.-Wheat-May, S1hc;
cash. No. hard, 7SGS0c: No. red, 90c. Corn
December, 6Sl4c; January 67*q6Tlzc; May, 6S1s
Gesc cash. No mixed, 6711Q6Sc; No. white,
6SQ6s5sc Oats-No. white. 4s12q49c. Receipts
0hree days.: Wheat, 80, 400 bu; corn 900 bu;
oats $4,000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, $500 bu
corn. 160. 500 blu; oats. $1,000 bu.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.-Flour dull. Wheat
firm and higher; No. red SSqS9c. Corn firm
and higher; No. mixed 711ac. Oats firm; No
mixed, soc. Rye firm; No. 2, 72c. Lard steady
at $3.50. Bulk meats easier at S.67la. Bacon
easy at 50. 62R. Whisky-Distillers finished goods
active on basis of s132. Sugar quiet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 26.-wheat-Cash, 7sci
May, 7S%67s&c; July, 1850; track: No
hard sO7sc; No. northern. 77Bc; No. northern
74%Q75ssc.
TOLEDO. Dec; 2s.-wheat strong and higher
cash and December. soc; May. S99sc. Corn firm
December Csc; May. Csc. Oats dull; Deem
DULUTH. Dec. 26.-wheat-Cash. No. hard
75Ac; no. l northern, 742&c; December, 1854
May. 1880. Oats, 45lse. Corn. 64c.
Der. 4Sc; May 47c. Clover seed-December, So 90
March, S5.97lz.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 26-Barley higher; No
. 64c: sample. 55m64c.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-Co paper, Az
az per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, 81. 904. 545.6s; balances. $40. O209l
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 4q7
per cent; closing bid and offered, 4Q43
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4G5 Fer
cent. Sterling exchange firm; actual bust
ness in bankers bills, s4.S6q4: S6&4 for de-
mand, s4S312G4. S35s for sixty days; posted
rates, $4S4d4s41s and s4S714: commercial
bills, $4.S2fsq4S31A. Clearings. $26s 5s4,52s
balances, $12, 415917.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, s4s4& and
AS7h. New York exchange, 20c premium.
Clearings, $31, 120, 522; balances, $2,O51, 165.
BOSTON-Clearings $50, 2S2, S07; balances,
s., 162, 295.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 5 per cent.
Clearings, ST., 534, 534; balances, ST. 36,512.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange. 15c
premium. Money, 419Q6 per cent. Clearings,
so, 1853, 207; balances, 81, 69S,279.
BALTIMORE.-Money sac per cent.
Clearings. 50. 652. 935; balances, s534, 553.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 41aq6 per cent.
New York exchange. 15c discount. Clear
ings, SO, SOC, $50.
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loo higher Choice export and dressed beef
steers, @.75Q6e0; fair % good A15q5.1o' stockers
g. westeTn resgs steers , 5s and na, i've
cows. n5Ga4JS; heifers sS25G5; Gamers. $50
q go; bulls. 81 25g4zs; calves, sSz505-59 -.
er Ion SCI 70: bulk OF sales al S. 75d6 co: heavy,
s660p670; mixed packers s6l5a6eo' light 80
sheep@Receipts none Tendency higher. To-
days prices nominal Fed lambs 49, 50:
tSS ~: :s@s75 eaiis 0 and fessers '
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-Cattle-Recelpts 100.
including 800 Texans. Market strong. Native
So 5oT5 50: dressed beer and butcher steers. so
6 Is; steers under loo lbs, Sl0p5; stockers and
f Gamblers 5Sga SSs sns sa a's' Tesss and
Indian steers. 2Sd5l0; fed S559QAe9; grass
o3 H6es ana s 10 soS Market Zoe higher.
pigs and lights s5.sOa5so; packers. s5.ssasIO:
Receipts. go Market steady 70 strong.
Native muttons. 3u4' lambs, Sise05Z5; culls
and bucks. s.. 25d35o
South OMAHA. Dec. 8-Cattle-Receipts.
LOO Market loc 70 l5c higher. Native steers.
sigs.7 Western steers $50 40; Texas steers.
8toQA40; COWS and heiieis' A-SlatW. Gamers.
s.. 5oQ2- .; stoek 1 and feeders; s27SQfso;
ealyes saS: bulls sag NIL t roc h,gn.-
Heavy; ss.l9qe2o; mixed. ssq6so: Light SIC
6lo; pigs; s. o5li6lo: bulk o. sales. sos;
20c higher. Fed muttons, S374nf20. fed lambs.
s. 50a5.so: ewes. t2-S0G85o: common aud stock
EAST BUFFALO. Dec. s-Catue-Receipss.
100. Market firm At Mondays prices. veals
Hoss-Receipts. 1880 Market 5a1oc higher.
Heavy, Sc 50Q6.60. mixed PACKERS. Sz5Qs.fo;
pigs. s5.25q5s0. rOughs. s5.Z5u5oo; stays. so
40
sheen and Iambs-Receipts. 1880. Market ac-
tive and 15Q25c higher FOR lambs. Tcp natives
s. 65d5 70 culls 20 good. ffn560, Cauadas ZOO
$50. Sheep firm. Tops. mixed, 81 f54365: cuils
TO good S23od3.50: yearlings. s. sogt5.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 26.-Catte steady. ChoIca
10 prime shipping steers. slfaal medium 20 good
shipping steers, sfE0u5; choice butcher steers
8. s5d4 90 medium 10 good butchers. S&G3 IS:
choice veals 4df15.
Hogs active and lOqi5c higher. best heavies
selling at s. So mediums. $3.50 lights. s. 90. 100
TO l20-lb pigs s. IS. - 100 lbs. fe08As5. 50 TO
50 lbs. - 50Q46o roughs. fis0sat5.
Sheep and lambs steady. Good 20 extra ship
ping sheep. s. .sog2.6o. fair 20 good. s2d225 thin
sheep Sff2.
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Beeyes-Receipts. ls2s
mainly consigned direct. No sales reported
Gables steady. No exports.
Calyes-Receipts. 80 Veals active and 80
higher. New Westerns unsod. Neais sold az
s8aS IS: Western calves. s. 5oa9.75.
Sheep and I.ambs-Receipts. b.Tf3 Sheen
steady: lambs &c higher sheep sold az s. :, d
80; lambs. s. ioQ6. top figure for stock hardly
Hoss-Reeeipts. soa one deck on sale. Mar
ket nrm.
CINCINNATI. Dee 2s-Hogs active and higher
at SsQ5fo
Cattle active az s. 25qsG
sheep steady al Si-25G325: lambs strong 81
S3.5oQa
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Changes in Available stocks.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available
supplies since last report: Wheat. in the
United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies. an increase of 10000 bu: afioat
for and i'm Europe, a decrease of 1000 900;
total supply, a decrease OF 10000. Corn. an
increase of 17SO00 bu. Oats. an increase OF
$4,000 bu. Among the more important de-
creases reported are those of 10000 bu at
Northwestern interior elevators. 1886. 600 at
Omaha. 33l eco at Chicago private eleva-
tors and $4,000 at ST. Joseph. The leading
increases are those of 10000 bu in Mani
toba. 5000 at Newport News, $500 at Port
Huron and 50 600 a Coteau.
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Elsew mere.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec Observation-Disclosures. u 90.
Texans COO. Market opened active and strong
at Mondays prices; closed dun. Good 20 prime,
IS 40H7. 50; poor 10 medium, So 75d6 stOckers and
feeders s2dl25: COWS. Slq465; heifers. 81 50lf
SIS; Gamers. 20; bulls, 81 7544.5o. calves.
81 5066; Texas fed steers, S3.l2iz4412i4.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 16 600; Tomorrow Is 900.
left over. 900. Market active and loo higher.
Mixed and butchers S5.S0H63s: good 20 choice
heavy $4,000: rough heavy, s5.90gs. Is: light
s. 25d5 80: bulk Of sales, s5S0QsS.
Sheep-Receipts. 500. Sheep 10Qi5c higher
lambs 15c To 25c higher. Good 70 choice wet hers.
IS 7Od4.50. far 10 choice mixed. 50 20Q37B: West
ern sheep. S3g425; native lambs. s2.5085.65.
Oficial for Tuesday-Receipts: Cattle. go:
hogs, %. 256. sheep 5.g2l. Shipments. Cattle
l242; hogs. 1850; sheep. 1878.
kansas CITY, Dec. 26.-Cattle-Receiptz. g. so
natives. 90 Texans. 100 calves. Market 100 20
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Last folio OF the forgotten ages
First OF the years Of Gods century.
What blood and tears and tragedies
Have stained and blurred the closely lettered
pages,
What prophecies there be;
Transcendent courage, Chrst-like sacrifices:
What inspiration from the lips Of sagesi
Eventful year; Queen In splendOr sleeping
A nation weeping at her castle gate
The people loved her and sho tarred late
Most cruel year; great republic keeping
Its chieftain's holiday; incarnate hate
We know not else 70 call it-struck the blow
That brought deaths pallor the smiling
face
Beloved. great in life supreme in death
His last words sweet with tenderness and grace
Calmly he yielded up his struggling breath
Without a murInur. Since God wills IL so
The cloud that drifts athwart our ewes NAV
have a silver side.
We may not know His purpose when ask
that sorrows cease:
But knowing not, we pray and pray-the New
Book opens wide
Ring in. Oh joyous bells. ring in the thousand
years OF peace.
e. c. Tompkins. In Leslis's Monthly.
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oils.

WILMINGTON. Dec. 26.-Sprits OF turpintine
nothing doing Rosin firm $101O5. Crude
turpentine steady at S1.1O to $40. Tar steady at
sl20
OH. CITY. Dec. 26-Credit balances s115.
certificates no bid Shipments. $780, ia brls; aver
age. 1924 brs; runs, 1885, 7S6 brls average. 1850
brls.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26-Petroleum dull. Resin
steady; strained, common TO good. sl521bG1 So
Spirits of turpentine steady at Ss9S91c
MONTPELIER, Dec. 26-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, s5c South Lima and In
diana soc.