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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-03-21
sHERIFF's SALE.
Alfred D. Edwards. ct al,
VS..
Alva Campbell, ct. a.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hocking
County, Ohio.
| Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by virtue Oh
| an Order OF Sale IN Partition Issued out of
said Court in the above eEtitI led cause, aud
| to him directed as Sheriff of said County,
| will, at the door of the Court House, in L0-
gan, Ohio, or
Saturday. April 18th, A. D. 1901.
at O'Clock o. m. of said day. offer for sale at
public auction, the following lands and ten.
ements, situate in Benton Township, Hook
ing County. Ohio, to-wit:
The north-V est quarter OF the northeast
quarter of Section Twenty six C26). Tow wnship
Eleve N l1l) Range Eignleen ns), containing
40 acres.
Also, the northwest half Of the northeast
quarter of the north east quarter OF said Sec
tion. containing 20 acres
Also, the Southeast quarter CT Section
Twenty-three (2S) in said Township and
Range, excepting therefrOm the north half
OF the northeast quarter OF said southeast
quarter. containing One Hundred and Forty
two Qi2) acres, more or less, In all 202 acreG
Appraised at 202O.00.
Subject to the oil and gas lease owned by J.
G. Childs, defendant herein.
Terms of Sale-One-thtrd 60 cash. one
third 60 in one year and ope-third 60 In
two years. Deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises sold and to bear
interest at six (6) per cent, from date of sale.
Given under Ely hand at Logan, Ohio, this
Goth day OF February, A 1871.
CHAS. F. BRANDT, Sheriff
A. r. MCBROOM, Attorney TOR Plaintiff
March IA, l9Ol-5w.
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For Sale OF Rent.

On West Hunter ST. one two story
dwelling of rooms with two halls.
cellar, cistern and we'll. Occupied
by E. K. Miles. Possession April 1.
Newly painted. Enquire of
j. Q. TIPToN,
Mch. 14-2w. West Hunter ct.
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OBITUARY.

Ann Z. Webb, daughter OF Rev
Thomas and Catharine Webb wa:
born at Webb's Summit, Hooking Co
O. Feb. 18th, 1929 and died in Log
an, O., March 18th, 1901 in the sew.
enty third year of her age. She was
happily converted when about SIX
teen years old at meeting held by
Rev. Samuel Bright at Bnrgesses'
meeting house at Gore. She moved
with her parents to Logan about the
year 1915 where she has lived till
her departure from earth. Sister
Webb was an amiable character, gen.
tie, modest, retiring, kind and be.
nevolent, her hand and heart were
ever open to relieve the wants of the
distressed and the needy.
She was not demonstrative in her
Christian character, but had a clear
and satisfactory Christian experience,
ever ready to give an answer to those
who Hasked reason for the hope
that was in her, with meekness and
fear"
She could say with the great Apos-
tie to Timothy, 81 know whom /
have believed, and am persuaded
that he is able to keep that which /
have committed to him against that
day."
She was faithful in all departments
of Christian service, giving literally
according to her means to the sup
port of the church and every good
cause. She rellshed the services Of
the sanctuary and when able was ever
found in her place listening attentive
ly to the preached word, she enjoyed
the class room and love feast, and
was ever ready to bear intelligent
testimony for her Civlne Master.
For 20 years she was faithful and
efficient teacher in the S. S. and new
er missed, when not provldentially
hindered. Her religious life vas a
benediction to the church and the
world.
Her decline began about SIX years
ago, most of the time she was seldom
able to leave the house and finally
was confined to her room and bed.
She was ministered to by loving hands
and warm hearts through all her Sc
we're illness and above all the dear
Savior was with her and precious to
her to the end, and doubtless his
'"rod and his staff comforted her IN
the VALLEY and Shadow of death, and
she feared no E,ir" when she was
near her end and in great suffering
she said to the writer, 81 am in the
hands of Jesus" aud just before she
departed while in extreme suffering
she asked that her iavorite Hymn be
sung, "There is Rest for the Weary"
and she soon passed triumphantly to
be at rest ''forever with the Lord"
and other loved ones who had pass
ed on before.
Sister Webb leaves one sister Mrs. |
Kate Denton of Lancaster, ) neices
and nephews to mourn.
The funeral services were conduct /
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Notice of Filing Petition to Sell
Real Estate.
John A Shaw,
Henry Graham
Ex Paxt&

John A Shaw,
Henry Graham
Lucius Kepler,
c. C. Hellyer and trvp p.,ta
Charles shaw. Trustees OF the
Methodist Episcopal church At
Smiths Chapel. Green Township,
Hooking County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the Trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal church At smiths
Chapel, Green Township, Hooking County,
Ohio. have led their petition In the Court OF
Common Pleas o: said County and that the
same is now pending therein praying for an
order authoriziEs said Trustees to sell the
parsonage for said church, situate in the
County OF Hoeking g and State OF ohio and IN
Green Township and bounded and described
as follows. to-wlt:
Being past of Fractional lot Number Four
(i) in section Twenty-eight (2S) Township
Company's purchase; beginning Eight Hum
dred 900 links North OF the South West cor.
ner OF said lot thence North Two Hundred
and Seventy seven (27D links, thence East
One Hundred and Eighty and Two-thirde
(lS039 links, thence South Two Hundred and
Seventy seven (217l links to the County road,
thence West One Hundred and Eighty and
Two-thirds QSt39 links to the beginning.
containing One e-halfacre.
said Petition will come on for hearing on
or alter April llth, A. d. 1901.
JOHN A SHAW,
HENRY GRAHAM,
LUCIUS kEPLER,
{. Z. HELLYRR,
CHARLES SHAW.
Trustees of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Smiths
Chapel. Green Townshlp,
Hooking County, Ohio.
V. C. LOWRY, Attorney for Petitioners.
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WANTED-Ladies and Gentlemen to in
w troduce the hottest" seller on earth. DIR.
Whites Electric Comb. patented 1899. Agents
are coming money. Cures all forms of scalp
ailments, headaches, etc, yet costs the same
as orii nary comb. send 80 cents in stamps
for sample. ID. n. ROSE, General Manager,
Decatur, Ill. Jan. S.-3m.
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WANTED: Capable. reliable person in ev
w cry county TO represent large company
OF solid financial reputation; 1886 salary per
year, payable weekly; 50 per day absolutely
sure and all expenses: straight, bona fide def
nate salary, no com mission: salary paid ea ch
Saturday and expense money advanced ea ch
week. STANDARD HOUSE, 33i Dearborn
Street, CHICAGO Jan. l7-16w,
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ed by Rev. J. +. Williams at the NJ
E. church IN Logan, Sabbath. Mrach
18th, 1880 A. NJ, after which the
remains were laid to rest in Oak
Grove'cemetery to await the reserec-
tion.
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Wanted!

DELIABLE MAN for Manager OF
1O Branch Office we wish 20 open in
this vicinity. II yonr record is OK.
here is an opportunity. Kindly give
good reference when writing. THE
A. 7. MORRIS WHOLESALE House,
Cincinnati, OHIO. illustrated Cata-
logue Acts, stamps. Jan. 1O-3m.
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DR.. G. F. APLlN,

OFFICE. Opposite Opera House; Residence,
Mulberry Street. y Block North al Roehes-
ters store; Telephone: Office No. 81, Residence
No. l03; Office burs. To 10 a. m. to and D
TO s p. IN. Have recently taken "a special
course of instruction on diseases OF women.
November l, 1901.
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For Sale or Rent.

l have for sale or rent a dwelling house,
suited for small family, just outside of the
corporation, but in school district. Terms
reasonable. Call on N. ACKER.
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FOR SALE.

will sell my half interest In an Enterprise
saw-mill and Scheidler engine nearly new,
know n Us the firm OF Seifsrt and Wiles. The
II daily, four circle saws one just new also
one picket mill which cuts SIX inch ptcketS
at once or smaller If desired. have cut 700
and mill. and emery GUNNER and a lot Of
tools. This property clear of all incum orences
A good territory for saving Good timber
will sell cheap for cash, write ior prices or
come and see me. A. NJ. SEIfERr,
Jan S-Sm North Berne, Fairfield Co., q.
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Saturday, April IS, 1901
sHERIFF's SALE.
Maria Mckinney
John Mckinney, ct Al.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed, Sheriff OF Hooking County. Ohio by vir.
tue OF an Order of Sale In Partition issued out
OF said Court in the above entitled cause, aud
to him directed as Sheriff of SAID County,
will. at the door of the Court House in Log
an, Ohio on
Saturday, April 49," 1901.
at O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, offer for saleat
public auction, the following Lands and tene-
ments. situate e in Green Township. Hooking
County. Ohio. 10 wit:
The East half of the West half Of Section
Thirty five (35l Township Thirteen Q3) nd
Range sixteen (l6l except 10 acres on Of the
south end of said tract. being 10 acres more
or less.
Appraised at g, 10000.
Terms OF sale one-third cash, onethird In
one year and one-thi-d In two years deferred
payment to be secured by mortgage on prem
.ses sold. and to bear In terest at Q Per cent
per am um
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio. this
18th day uf March. A. d. 1901.
CHAS. r. BRANDT. Sheriff.
v. :. Low SY, Attorney for Pl'6 -
March i4-5w.
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of any firm simply because we have more brand new
spring goods to select from than any two stores IN
Logan and giving better values throughout and
our prices easily convince the buyer that he gets better
goods and better style than elsewhere.
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
CHANGES IN B. AND o. STAFF.

Baltimore. Nov 1.-THE following changes in
ho staff OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railway were
ecialIv announced here to-day:
{ Stuart. general superintendent of the Mid
n. and Northwestern divisions. is appointed gen.
-aI sIperintendent of transportation vice William
Gibson retired
The lire from the west end of Chicago Junction
yard 10 Chicago viii be known the Chicago di-
,ision D. D Carothers is appointed superintendent
If the Chicaso division, with headquarters at Chi
,sgo and VIII report directly TO the general man
sger The division engineer will report to and re
s,ve instructions from the superintendent.
The jurisdiction Of w. r. Woodford. general su-
psriatendent, is extended over the Middle and Ak
ron divisions
T G Batchel6er, superintendent of the Chicago
division. is appointed superintendent OF the middle
division. with headquarters at Newark, ohio, vice
7 English. transferred
-ticago. is advanced from the Southwestern di-
Eision The other changes are all in the nature of
rromotions William Gibson, who retires, VIII en-
ssee in business in Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
York. Novembsr q. 1901.

NeW-1oTk, November 1901
COFFEE-Despite the fact that there will be hoif-
day this market tomorrow trading fairly
all day. with covering feature. The market opened
steady unchanged prices and Immediately ad-
Eanced 5Gi3 points and was finally 5Gl0 points above
Tuesdays close and steady Total sales the day
reached $500 bags Of which amount go bags was
done on The for the advance local
values included European buying orlers by
shorts and outside investment purchasing Takngs
froEn warehouses this country heavy and
figured bull factcr the total amount being ~ l6o
.2I2 withdrawn. ship. Phid!as Mar
ket from abroad generally anticipated
figure in the days infiQenGes. t4aNre re-
r,orrad unchanged market while Hamburg closed
!. higher TO lower. The Brazilian markets were
unchanged and quiet while receipts al Rio and santos
ports aggregated 5000 bags and in the interior
bars During considerable amount OF notlces
we're placed IN which were well taken care
OF The spot Brazilian coffee was s!eu
Rio and Sssc for santos 40 /
iroca lots The following clearances We're reporeq ls
Rio November 26 the steamer AiozaIl
rritb % 900 bags ana steamer Raphael same oae'
The anse Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Hours
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28

as2 75 do sack 5: seess CO. do Jersey s,S so9S
Jersey per double head e, sel 81 2sas2 e. 90
yellow fair to prime s2ds2 2 Brussels good to
choice per quart Sg do inferior 5Sc chcory New
oush basket 81 5Oqs2 so; do per crate sas2; cauii-
Island bbl 81 5od$3 So do fair
20 good 81 75Gs2 IS; culs. 81 3as1 so; cabbages.
Long Island. per 81 5OGss celery state dozen.
i25Oc eggplants Florida box 81 0GS4; escaroie,
New-oreans per Dbl sSas4: lettuce New-orleans per
half Dbl basket, 50cG$1 %; do
Florida SIas2 North Carolina. 5oc1Si onions Orange
County. white per S2Gsi: do red fair 20 prime $s9
So so do yellow good $3G$3 %; do
fair 81 75as2 5o do CoanectieIt red So oat4; do
yellow 25@S3 whit, S24$4 So do State and
western yellow s3IS3 25; do red 50 509$4 do
shaots. NewOrleans, 100 bunchss 81 5oQS3: okTa
Florida per basket carrier. $685. rofnaine New-Or-
leans per bb sSas4 string beans Florida green per
bush basket SeGSS: per $6QSI: squash Hub
bard per 5o9$e 75; do marrow. 81 1oy2 turnps
Russia, per Dbl. 759s0c; tomatoes. Florida per
S3GS4.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28

advance all along the list that ef. final pces
A934c higher best point Of the day From
development during the session Previous to ts occur
business dragged along quite holiday way
what the would Friday. If anything iocai
sentiment was bearsh and the Iodsrate sales on oo
place. From St Louis bull into the market
laid upon the dry feature. although it is
pretty well through this
win be substantiaed much before spring The St
l9sc on an excited movement among shorts VINO We're
which is all applied contract: has been
sold In the May option there was &c net 5 @
peared entirely destroyed by the late upurn ana
only Il loads reported at all ports The entire pIl
10 coo Northwest contributed
9s7 compared with se4 week and 429 cars
year ago Seaboard ciearances We're small In narheos
abroad there moderate weakness and
declines in prices On the late curb May sold at & 81 nc
Quotations of cash wheat afoat basis, were as
follows: No Northern NewYork. size nominal: No
s1asc prompt; Northern Duluth, 7eSe prompt S9
6af Bs5a So SS red SSsne in this
market good part of the session was about as sow as
trade and sharply advancing prices last figures being
Ssc net higher. On the late advance there was me
showed the most Strength in line decided ad
in wheat there Receipts were only 81 cars win
Chicago the bull leaders whose faith in the
position has evidently not abated Engiish
corn closed d zoe: No white 71iSc prompt, No 2
yellow. Il iAc prompt nominal oATs-A steady under der
West there fair demand for cash property @ ana
47l4c No 47e Ne white 5lsc ;sc Nc vhts ns Na Slc
Saf srn ese s5. and No Westen s5s so5h
fao. .BUCKwHEAT GT2AIN-Market firm: quoted at
ORR
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GIVES UP ELECTRIC LINE.
...zr1vANIA ROAD WILL USE STEAM FRI

-,-.,srr,vANIA ROAD WILL USE STEAM FROM
MOUNT HOLLY TO BURLINGTON
-.,.5eIphia Nov. 27-The Pennsylvania Railroad
f-.rv has given formal notice of the pernaa-
COaf abandonment Of the trolley service between
neh Holly and Burlington. y. j.. which has been
S0,,ted by the burning Of the power house at
~" ,o--oer place several weeks ago, and of the
"uss,,tution Of steam
s. determination OF the Pennsylvania officials
- rebuild the power house emphasizes the fact
s 81. slsctrtcity as motive power for steam rail-
U.s. has not proved satisfactory. The PennsyI-
-. and the New-York. New-Haven and Hart
- rere the cnly steam roads to experiment with
'.-3ri-v as 2 motive power. and both took up
9. matter early in 1895
-,a Pennsylvania company selected the short
.s betveen Mount Holly and Burlington for the
,-irnen1 With the aid of the Westinghouse
~s.t-jr Company, which was greatly interested
= .te rroiect a thoroughly up to date power plant
y p installed at Mount Holly, the line electrically
-n,,,ed and large modern electric cars provided.
- line was opened on June IS. 1895. and the op-
.,ion of the system was closely observed by the
se.iois Of the company, and while they refrained
ea, nuhlic utterances on the matter il became
iIyl- 11 after the line had been in operation for
h,s +irue that il did meet their expectations,
- +h9t there would be extension Of the electric
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28

Chicago Nov. q (SpeciaD.-To-day's wheat range
was only 1sc- The mood early was rather Dear
ish, because of Thursdays holiday But there
appeared apparently unlimited commission buying
at 7511c for May The market closed at the top &c
over Tuesday. December opened at n&c. sold
between 7l%c and 7214c. and closed at 1ai4c- May
closed at 76c Gables were OF a fraction Receipts
were large. 100000 bushels at primary points,
against III 600 bushels last year: 9s7 cars In the
Northwest against 42s Argentine cables estimated
the surplus there at q coo bushels for the coming
crop. instead of 100000 bushels. as recently
estimated Everything bearish was outweished
by outside buying 1t looked much as II Wait
Street added to its long line st. Louis was higher
than Chicago. and a buyer here. The flour was
strong; the sales by the Pilshury mill on TUESDAY
5000 barrels. with large business to-day 81.
Louis reported exporters taking flour there ship
ping sales of wheat here 100000 bushels Clear
ances were Az. 600 bushels The buying or futures
was led by the private wire houses with New-fork
and St. Louis connections. The selling was largely
for the Northwest
Corn for awhile acted as if it was to be bear
day Futures early sold off SIC. Local receipts,
however were small. only 81 cars, with 90 esti-
mated for tomorrow. The Phillips party was a
large buyer of May. The market recovered It's
slight early dip. and closed tc to &c over Tuesday
December opened at 617sc. sold between ol1.c ana
&C. and closed at SIC; the May closed at sissc,
SELLERS Sbippng sales were about 100000 bushels.
There was a slight shading of the cash premium;
corn offered relatively 1ac cheaper than at the
opening of the week The seaboard Is the weak
feature; the West was strong
There about such an experience IN oats as
in corn rather an easy tone to the cash markets,
but the active future strong. The May closed sc
over Tuesday. at 43c; the December closed at the
Tuesday price, 421sc. The September showed slight
decline There Isl cars; the estimate for FRI
day. 155 Shipping sales were $4,000 bushels The
feature in the speculative trade large buying
of May BIZ a commission house Ware~Leiand
There sign OF Patten selling
FIaxseed was firm the cash unchanged and the
deferred futures slightly higher. Cash closed at
81 a: November, 81 T.: December, 81 80. Rosario
ca bles estimate Argentine shipments next year az
DsJd0O bushels. Seed handlers say foreigners are
stil taking seed for export At the three points
there were $50 cars, against 129 last year
There was a decidedly strong provision markers
pork up 25c soc. lard up 20c to z5c and ribs IN
i5c. Outside buying has been the feature Tor two
days The theory is that the West is selling its
hogs because cs dear feed and buying provisions.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
EXTINCTION AND NORTHWESTERN FIGHT
IN OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov 27.-Judge Dickinson in the Dis
Il Court to-day dissolved the injunction secured
the Burlington road against the City Council, re-
s-afang Il from passing ordinance vacatlng
r5gth-st for the use OF the Chicago and North
upstein road The latter road at once began con-
ssunation proceedings. and the council met in eK-
;raordin5ry session to act on the matter The
fsbt h.s Heen a a;tter one between the two roads,
,ss Brsr.iuztor seeking to keep the Northwestern
fra75 running its tracks into the wholesale dis
40. several cars have been thrown from the
fsscEz ir- the middle of Eighth-st by both roads
and e mas kept a force of men on the scene OF
ir,.F-- 10 prevent the other from building or
fs.ff'f Z up tracks
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Nov 97-Cotton steady. middins- 80
on- ,,tSI1x I-f6c: ordinary S-loc rece,pe.'
is PAS bales exports Great Britain aso, 70 s 1se
70 91, 20 the continent. 93S2; sales. 1862 stoes 49,
No. Orleans Nov. 27.-Cotton steady: mcdnS 80
low r,dang Tc: good ordinary. i-loc net 1eceipo
~ e,o bales gross exports coastwse 300 SAes
5000; stock 2So.of4- low
niddlinr I-16c good ordinary. Ilee. reeeiPes $50
naIes. coastwise. +s6; stock. o'O.
oaes Nov 27-Cotton steady: niddlng TIC; low
:S,,srs 1sf6c receipts Z f2s bales; exports COAST
rise D ssD3. sales 534. stock. 145.4o -
Nov Election steady: mdding. lt.c; low
ordinary. SIC. receipts iSV paes'
r.s c,asfwiss sS7; sales 600; stocs S3 25e
Memphis Nov 27-Cotton steady; niadiing. . s-ioc'
,n- radi,r I-isc; good ordinary, l1-loc net rs
rssnt. 1s5 bales; gross 4612 shipments oVol saies'
-'fvU. Nov gT-Cofton steady; middiins 80
IsS low middIinz. n. 3I 5-lee: net receipts l5.o
1-oss 6fe: shipments. 1s55: sales So2 STOCK
sc. 81 80 c.... a~,,. ,,tss4tr~ 7s-tsc.
-acsints 4 stock "a. .632
Nov 27-Cotton steady; liddiing. e-l6c
-, rrs5di,np 7c good ordinary. 6sci receipts e.549
s.rss. shirnrents II Ts2: stock, IS e95
rous, Nov 27.-Cctton steady; mfddli1g. Isc tow
r,fsdrg &c; good ordinary. sl-c: net receipts Is41
hafss. gross shipments 6s51. sales. Sos STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
.Ineludtng s1.272 Withdrawn ex ship lehidlas

COTTON-Cotton gained slightly again to-day. The
market opened STEADY. with prices up 2aS points on
led by and foreign inter
call values gained another point
general buying The better feeling originated
Liverpool cables, public and private and in
light interior The close proximity OF the
check bears far further
commitments concerned and al the same time acted
as a restraint upon speculation The early buylnS
carried January to 767 and 7.66. after which
there setback under selling by scalpers Tor
profits large the trade found
an explanation the fact that c!earances Tor
very bulls were rather
opening result OF issuaIces OF rIt
December notices. which. however, we're edSttt'
en7ned IN by strong spot cotton without weaken
ing the position December option FriVaLe
from Tjveruoo demand for goods was stll
active with spinners well sold ahead INTO the
months in Manchester. Southern dispatches reIorteu
demand spot fun former price, 81 Sun
SINNERS were said bidding more lre'y On
III The estimate Of one markets. largest uI
orators in years past crop Of 842JvtV pate rcee
yy1esr-ead All ertion did not naterlaliy tlst ~
or the prevailing sentiment Weather .i market
cold At the crosse l
was steady with August point lower anu o'i-'1 ~
The range Of contract prices in the local raFe' u
Is q fnllap
New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 27--CIosing-Wheat-spot steady: No
s ei.d. No California IS lid quiet: December
IS s5sd; March IS I05sd. Corn-Spot firm: American
n,txsJ old IS sid. Peas-Canadan strong, 6s etsd-
FTour-st Louis fancy winter steady; Is Cd Hops az
steady. f3 5s91f4 Beef nrrn extra
india mes. 3D. Pork-Prine mess western sseasy,
T2s steady; American relned IN pals 90 %
As Hams-Shorr cut ls 70 10
n Strong Sis Sd Bacon Cumberland cut 2s to
% ~ sns Sd short rib "a 70. sos 3D. long clear
s,ddies light 2s to 10 sos long CLEAR mddes nsasy
- ~ m 4es: short backs 10 TO 70 ID 4s'
5e,,Iss "a is ~ Shouders-Sauare II 70 10 10
strong ASS 6d Butter steady finest United states
St, and coiored ass Tallow firm prime city ZSs 81
wnI.s Iordon. Cd Cottonseed o-E1ub
ned spot h us Cd rpe4tinesplritfs 9niss Arm
ynsaeS oil quiet 3D. Corn futnreS Soisss
na,bsr IS AID: January. 5s s1sd: March, SS -su-