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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

The Toy pistol ought TO be adopted
BY the army. It beats the gatltng
gun.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
forest Fires.

m $; :; e: e: ::
h6GM8AA present year will show exceptional loss
bS9H%A reaching nearly quite double those figures
Last year within two weeks $12O0O,O00 worth of
timber and property destroyed by forest fires in the
two States OF Oregon and washington alone. This year
the loss in the Adirondack region reached
ainy $4,000 0OO and probably much The Bureau
Forestry recently undertaken thorough study
fire problem hoping to show that these terrible losses
inevitable The whole country has been divided
districts these have been assigned to investigating
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Principal Point of difference. :.

Principal Point OF DlheEe 'Is' hona
"What is the difference between n'D7
and poultry, pop7" tsat
"Why, hens, my son, are tnlns ,.n 4
belong to our neighbors; poul., IN
something man owns himseih
Y0nkers Statesman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
aLApYe HENDERSON.

In Chicago a man hair-cippeF
terrorizing girls. He followed Gla .s.t
Henderson, u, shouted, II wanteo Ia -
hair" drew pair of shears cllppsN
away her tress and ran away.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03
Reforming Funerals.

HAT there Is great need Of reform In funeral
ceremonials is undeniable. While 1t is true that
some of the costly excuses Of earlier days, es-
pecially the endless procession Of carriages that
used to block street crossings and interrupt all
travel, have been abandoned, there yet remains
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-03

DUCATION is good for any man or woman
who accept it simply as Intellectual enlighten-
ment and as a means Of intellectual pleasure
But education has an economical as we'll as
an intellectual aspect. 1t gives a man or WON
an appetites as we'll an pleasures. 1t creates III
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

then for three weeks she raved in wild
dcIirium. driving Richard Dclaticld from
her presence. shuddering when he came
near. and begging of DR.. Clayton. whom
she called her brother Charlie, ito send
the black man with his ugly face away"
This state of affairs was amost intOl-
cradle TO Richard. who, IL he had loved
Rosa before. felt that she was tcnfolj
dcarer TO him now. and so. though he
dared not come In her sight when awake,
he watched by her when she slept. stand
ing over her hour after hour. and endure
ing with almost supcrhuman strength
the caro- which DIR. Clayton could hardly
be said 70 share. so absorbed was he in
grief ot tho Thought of losing her at last.
Thus the DAYS wore on until her frenzy
abatcd and she sunk into a state of ap.
athy from which nothing could rouse.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02
Ito be continued.l
An Isgotistical View,

She (after the stolen klss)-HOw dare
you!
He--NOw don't get angry. You en-.
couraged me by puckering up your
lips.
She--I was going to whistle.
He---FOr help?
She---N-no; for luck,
He--Well, wha. better luck could YOU
ask?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02
Oats We're Elcctrocuted,

The town OF Winchester. Mass. is
now almost entirely beraft of eats.
The superintendent Of the state fowl
hatchery. finding that the animals
wrought great havoc among his poul.
try, hxed up wires and Mt night ran a
powerful electric current through
them. During the past two years over
200 cats have been electrocuted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

When a man keeps bill before pay
Ing It. to look It over, It means that hs
doesn't expect to find blunders, but
that no wants to gain time.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-12-26
Z, s NJ y. R. R, Time Table
In effect Sunday Sept, 90 1908.

l. f III
NORTH BOUND
No. y : Northern Express
NJ .''.-........ leaves 1 49, a m
NO. iGl Il: Mail, River "
y Side, leaves ............,.1O,45 . >,
No 49, for Leland Nv .Ss =, ~, q,
no 1s6@Nicksburg Accommodates.
n w, va LELAND leaves GAS an
70 l44.-Rolling Fortc Accomoda =,
s II wa Iceland leaves. 5lU : :,
NO. PS-Cleyelapd ! Accomdgdiaoll
non via Rosedale, N. 2:40n I'm,
/ SOUTH BOUND
NO. p 5.15 Southern Express
No. Ml-Local Mail for q ~ RSs e
~ Side, leaves. s:o5 I !,
W. l0emCleveland via RosedaIa|
n. ,d Prriyes-.. $50 G1r 6
No. l35-Vicksburg A 49, = M :
No. i ilDn via Leland ar. pm.
.:holllng Fork Accomnda
VI i tlGa via "a Leland, ar 500 d, m.
$50. .,'','-.--'.... .......~1 1:4O a. m,
,,. FARMS u and IS, carry pplIm. =,
1leeper between Memphis ns1
New Orleans. pnis and
Trains III onat,.
Sar between Memphis and VICAR r.
!. 5;t,ssa,.n.:l49-eenneets--s..-,..,..aI
s - Ut, IRAN No; IA carving No.
s .sIses tor al points kssl6 ps #
1. Lose connections made S No. +
ms and New Orleans, klIb S's I'm
: .. hucks, ticket agent Il
= GreenyilIe. ffIss
no. A Scott, A. q. ia
Memphis, Tenn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-12-26
BRIDGE NOTICE
State Of Mississippi
Washington County

State Of Mississippi
Washington County
BY virtue OF an order Of tns
OF Supervisors Of said Copn1
this day, sealed bids are iuflte1
died withitlle undersigned, o. Or
" o'clock N. m Monday the ~
January 1904, farthe constF1e-
Bridge across Deer Creek %
and one Across Six Nile ~
Road IS, n said County, Bosa E.
% be built II accordance VIII A
plans aud specI flcatlons % hl9
efice ot the Char Gerry Ger &.
Board reserves 4herlght 70 Fele''
aud ell bids 81
0lpen nuder ny baud asl
zeal this 9th day q Decenpeis
T. n. HOOD. gen
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
ERROR LIST IS
TOO LARGE SAYS
CITY AUDITOR
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)

finance committee to explain what ac-
ton would be taken in regard to the
delinquents that compose the list.
Chairman Kane of the finance COM
mittee said that the list was only pre-
sented and recorded on the minutes Of
Council for the reference Of the finance
committee, to compare with future set
Elements. He said this was done to
prevent the same people from appear
ing year after year.
Mr.. Lynch wanted more information
on the meaning Of an error list and
was told that it was made IN mostly
Of delinquents, including widows and
unfortunates unable to pay for some
cause or other. He was not in favor of
publishing the names of these delin-
quents and expressed the sentiment Of
the entire body on that point.
Following the reading of the state
ment of Collector Sayers. City Auditor
John Boughman presented the follow
ing communication.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers Of City Council.
Gentlemen: respectfully present to
your honorable body a statement of the
account Of the tax collector for the
southern district for the year 1896, to-
gether with a copy of the error list as
allowed b. the finance committee:
The term error list is misleading, in
asmuch as they are not all errors; but
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

which Is impossible without SUCH To this
end two dances are given by the bishop
every Friday, which are opened and closed
with prayer. Their chief belief she com
tnued is many Gods and many wives.
DR.. Elliott denied the assertions which
have been made to the effect that the
husbands support all their wives. The
llatter, She said. toll in the fields. being
content to do this for the sake Of a name
and eternal salvation. In most instances
each wife lives In separate house, and
the husband spends a few days with each
providing that things are pleasant.
Dr.. I'll lott said that she had often been
asked if polygamy in the West is as bad
as the social evil in the East, and she
answered this question again for the
beneht Of her hearers by saying that. 10
her mind, the social evil is clean I'm COM
parison. She closed her address by speak
ing Of the attempts TO pass the amend
ment relative to polygamy, and She urged
lher hearers ito voice their objections when
the amendment comes up again. contend
ing that while Reed smoot himself may
not be a polygamist, that he stands foI
polygamy.
The Rev. McMllan's Address.
In his address the Rev. Duncan J. Nc
Milan said that Mormon.sm is an Ameu-
can institution and is controlled by Amer
Jean energy and enterprise, which is re-
sponsible for Its rapid growth. He con-
tinusd uhat Mormonism is not a religion.
but a civil institution with political sig
nihcance and is used as a cloak. A mem
Der may he an atheist. but So long as he
Is baptised and pays his adlngs he may
become q member.
In regard to Senator smoot claiming
there Is only one Mrs. smoot the speak
er said that was possible. The first wife
always takes the husbands name The
subsequent ones take other names. There.
fore there Is but one legal wife and big.
amy cannot be brought against the men
but according to the religion all those q
man marriee are his wives.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
&OMO
RAILROAD.

schedule in effect November %, 1908.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
light
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days, % ~ 40
$40. '1is5 a. NJ; ss.so SIS Oloyai Lam
FHII.ADELPHitA. Wee week days. .5.2s. $50.
.i2.Si. Ills sos. .a.so .4.5S sis CRoye,
days. s 26 7.20, S.34, %. 40. 10.iS sl1.35 a.
M $50. 40, sis (Royal Limited, 100,
Chester. week s; days. vs. $50. As. 7.ao. 500.
.9. 20. 'l053 1851 q. m. LIB, 8.05, Ass, 6.l2,
.6.i6, TAP, 1888 p. m. SUNDAYS, 40. S.2i.
$40 lo.lS. 'll.S5 a. m; 40. 7.o5 'I.i2 S.52,
Atianme City, week days. .s.i5 and . 40
Cape May and ocean city week days.
Sea Isle City. week days SIS a. m;
Baltimore and Washington. week days.
~ sis H. q, M ~ .2.2t 40
m. sundSysi Is N{1 is s's1' .s.is 3. m. ~ a e. e.
$40 $50 (Royal Limited. 'S.oi. 1910
Baltimore and way stations. week days.
6.ss a. m; $50 p. m. Sundays, Sic a. m
Newark week days Alb. e.25, .s.ls
1910 p. m. Sundays. AIS. 's.l6. SIG a. m
- 6.02. 'S.ol. ll.3Q p. m.
Pittsburg. week days, .S.l6 a. m; 4.55
sl0.lg p. m Sundays, 'S.l6 a. M; $40
Chicago. daily. 's.1e a. m. $40 D. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, sis a. m.
.22 "lo.lO p. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week DAYS
6.25, l0.oS a.. m; go. 6.14 p. m. Sundays
sic n. M, 500, II 80 D. m.
Iandenburg accommodation, week days.
$50 a. M; s.25. $50 p. m. Sundays. l0.l,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for vii
mington, week days, 1885. ZOO. = 40. 9.i6
10 ~ a. M. - 10. - 4S s1.52 2.l5 ~. .0e
= 20 $50. $50 .5.4S tRoyai Limited) Goo
60 IS 'a&i. 'li.So y. m. sundays. 3. 35.
7;i5. =. 9.10 a. m; T2.fs. 1.52. 2.i5.
9. 1890 p. m.
Royal Limited" IS composed excu-
eively OF Pullman parlor observation and
dining cars. No Extra fare except regular
Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893 A.
D. a. A. Telephone No. 1920 a
Rates to Western f,ointq ln,var thon ,,is
any other line. SS.oG to pittshurg. 1910 ..
m. train daily. Through sleepers.
H. A. MILLER.
Travelling Passenger Agent
CITY ticket office, Water and Markef
streets Wilmington. Del ID. & A. Phone
n b. NARTrN G. w. RASSrTT.
NJ of p. r. G. p. a
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

When Utah was admitted as State a
solemn compact was made to forbid polyg-
amy but several Of the signers are known
to have had from four to seven wives al
tho time Of Its entrance.
1T seems TO me that all charters OF
statehood should be taken away from
Utah." said Mr.. Mcmillan.
''Mormonism is one of the most complete
organizations in this or any other coun-
try and II Is their belief that all shall
bow down to their laws eventually.
Theirs is a government hostile To the
United States and the flag mas been in.
suited time after time.
III a man votes there other than he 3.
ordered by the church he commits a sin.
1T is an insult to the judiciary and tc
the flag to have "a man in our highes
body who is an apostle of polygamy.
Politics first made it's appearance there
in the time of Bringham Young. The
State was about evenly divided int,
parties and the support was thrown t,
tho one that would accomplish the mos
for the Mormons.''
The speaker continued to show will
what rapidity the sect was spreading
in Utah and the adjacent States an,
showed that in a short time there woul,
be enough to eject fourteen Senators an,
cast tweniy-onc electoral votes. TIL
would give them the majority to swinl
legislative proceedings and repeal laws
He urged that the States be gotten con
troll of soon before it was too late an,
finished by saying:
"Will you allow the Oriental heather
ism TO continue in our country? Intrenche'
in the Rocky Mountains, they would b.
stronger than the southerners were Il
1851"
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

De Smith-"Just think. old man. how
happy Adam must have been because
he didn't have to go shopping with
Eve"
De Jones-"Yes; but he had to climb
a tree to cut the fig leaves, didn't hep"
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Umbrellas

Any man would be delighted
to receive one for Chr stmas.
We have agoodly assortment
Of handles aod fabrics, and
the prices are from SI.oo up
TO 800.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington divisionD
'ine-.able In effect November 20

AiAAN-thhtl III NlA1lA NNNtAultI ~
Trains leave Wilmington. king street
station), for Elsmere Junction, Mont.
chanin, Winterthur. Guyencourt. Gran.
eeuc, Cossart Chadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson. West Chester, Embreeville
Mortonville, Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.35 a.
m. daily 2Io aud 4 50 p. N. SUNDAY
only 8 ioa. IN
For Suplcc, Elvcrson aad intermediate
stations daily. except Sunday. at 7.3sa
in., daily, 7.Io aud 4.5o p. M. Sunday
only 10 a. N.
For Joanna. Birdsbofo. Reading aud
intermediate stations, daily, except Sun.
day at as a. m. aud 7.Io p. IN. Sunday
only Of $40 a. H.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South stree
Tlrrics.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

It may be better TO give than 10 re-
cehve, but you don't hear Of any one
throwing down the job when the Court
appoints him as a gleceiver.
The 9iagishvte-'Wlaat excuse have
YOU for getting drunk this timer"
The Drunk-tI meant 10 commit sui
eide, your Honor. and swallowed whis--
key in mistake for carbolic acid" W
A Present That Grows in Value.
A Stuart painting at Cartmell's,
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Underwear

Makes a good, sensible
Christmas gift. Come here
and buy it and you won't go
astray All good kinds are
here, from the best soc per
garment kind to the $500
per suit kind.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS.
WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS
Gloves Z? Sure.

We can satisfy the Glove
warts of any man in town for
we have all kinds that are
good and the best of all good
kinds.
Gloves for coaching or
walking.
Gloves for looks.
Gloves for dress.
Gloves for warmth.
Gloves, csc to 81. so.
Buy your Christmas Gloves
here, and if hey are not ex-
actly right will exchange
them aft, rward
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Smoking
Jackets.

There isn't a safer gift to
give him He dosen't want
you to hoose his cigars, but
you're away ahead Of him on
the Smoking Jacket subject.
S.. so, 81. 50, $500 up to
SIS 90. Aud the styles are
off rent from those shown
else where.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

THE population Of Ireland Is 4.432.274
nd the decrease for the past year has
Ieen 16,003.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Bath Robes.

One of the greatest luxuries
a man can have. Get a good
one and it will last for years.
We have the Blanket Robes.
Obi so comfortable, $500 10
$1,000. Others of Turkish
T,weling, Eiderdown, &c,
So. so to $500. Meny new
W, aves and patterns. We
have never krpnwn 0re tier.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
JOHN BoUGHMAN.
Fsrx- a..1s4-.


A etter receiFed from the Union Rem
dering Company Aet forth the desire
Of the concern do remove all dead ami
mails in the city for a period OF three
years WITHOUT cost 10 the city. The pc
titioners also agree to purchase mod
EN- sanitary wagon especially built for
the purpose of removing dead animals
and so construVed as TO hide tie con-
tents Of the wagon from public view.
On motion OF Mr. Kane the matter was
referred 70 the law cgnmittce.
Chairman WILLIS of the crematory
committee presented q bill for s261.2o
from John NJ. Staunard for repairs to
the crelnatory. It was passed.
City Treasurer Mammele reported a
balance in bank of $S2,3g7.31. Treasury
receipts: Eugene NJ. Sayers. $1,000:
George II. Mccall. sa25; Thomas S.
Lewis, 5000; Police Commission. 1850;
Clerk of City Court Naary. s5S5.s6.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18
Night Robes.
Psjamas.

All styles-some plain, some
neatly trimmed. The flannel
robes are in great demand at
pi esent. Dom etis the favorite
fabric. Domet flannel washes
we'll; its soft, downy nap
sooihes tender skin; and it's
warm---a great night shirt for
cold nights---loug enough to
wrap about your feet if you
curl up a bit---soc., 75c.,
SI.oo, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

in the main represew the amounts
which should have been collected had
the proper effort been made within the
time specified by law, instead of allow
ing the acaounts to remain open for
nearly eight. years.
] therefore desire to say to the Coun-
ell that in the futuTe 1 shall be op-
posed to passing the account for any
year containing an error list of such
proportions as the one for the year 1896.
Yours NarN truly
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

Capital full paid) $5Oc,0O0.Oo
sYEhhS5 sSb fkoF1rs $375,500.OO
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

PAJAMAs, too, if you pre-
fer them. All good styles.
SIloo to $500 the set.
SI.oo
White Vests, $500 Nice.
S7 so
Fancy Vests, s. 50 Gifts.
$500
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

Schedule in erect November %, 1908.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
light
Evening journal., 1903-12-18

Come aud see if it isn't
$3.50 $3.50, $40, up to $50,
aud full value at any price
along the whole line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec. I1.-CATTLE-Receiots. $500. Market
dun. Good prime steers 81 soqs5 s. poor to medium
feeders. 81 1888 90 81 5n
Sc g0 heifers 81 T5s4 so; 81 5Ogs2 3d. bulls
81 1884 calves S2aS5 %. HOG-Receipts 80 600 head
tomorrow 10000; strong &c higher. Mixed and butch
81 45Gs4 20; good choice heavy 81 60Qs4 S. rough
heavy 4OS4 As: light 81 50$4 60; bulk OF sales 81 SO
dS4 Co sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Sheep lower;
lambs steady; good 70 choice wetners St rair to
Cincinnati Dec. iI.-HOGS active So 5OaS4 Go CAT
TIE strong $685. IS SHEEP steady 81 5OdS3 40
LAMBS steady az S4QS5 80.
kansas City Dec observation-disclosures. 2 500 head
including Southerns Market steady 10c lower
and dressed beef steers steady to loo lower 5
So 606S4 20; Western fed
So T5GS4 Is; and feeders steady 81 5O$4 10
1889 10: native weak 81 5oQS3 so native hef
weak 81 40GS3 %; bulls steady, 81 2G$3; calves
weak 50 5OGs6 HOGS-Rece!pts 1000 head. Market Sc
1Oc higher Top. 81 5O bulk Of sales. 81 6oS4 10
heavy 65S4 So packers 81 65QS4 49, pigs and lights
81 65GS4 10 SHEEsP-Recepts, 1000 head; market
steady Native lambs. S4GS5 &c. Western lambs. 50 I5q
2o 81 1898 So; sockers and feeders $2G
g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Iork. December II. 1903.
CCFTEE-The coffee market started active and
h--. With considerable realizing late IN the day.
finally e decline o. 5eIlG points
ne opened steady Unclaimed prices ad-
points, BUN support continued covering
b European houses that followed very firm primary
cables The European rather Disappointing
particularly the French market but al frs the trade
scenry During the
Important importing interest Offering
considerable blocks Of coffee sust little the market
restricting advancing tend
sncy rendering the hardly steady
after Leading Wal Street operators
both selling and buying apparently and be-
evs5 thaI considerable Eoui65uon going forward IN
e cut eruorE Ter z however
IRE longs absorbed
fe-irgs became less active mid
day and IN the late trading vas depressed by renewed
lcuiIs-ion absence support Nothing
received concerning the growing Primary
receipts Continued small and the primary markets
ho-h higher by 200
auhurc : = higher. but Eavre. advanc-
TX the o-erng. eased OF under realizing
us- decline ~ = franc. The local market FOR spot
supplies quiet bat arm with quotations TIE basis
a &c RIO 40 :.
TIE range OF prices the local
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec i0.-closing-WHEAT-Spo firm: No
Western winter IS dad futures steady; Decemoer
nominal March, 41sd: May. Gs sd COFtN-Suot
STEADY: American mixed A. Nd futures steady January
FLOUR-st. Louis fancy winter aqh : "a HOS "a a.
steady; G5s- PORK steady prime te5
Western Sd HAMS-Short cut. u 10 y ~. quiet.
sSO BACON weak: Cumberland cut. 70 % 80 ~ a..
short rib 16 to "a 10 As Cd long clear mdes sh = 20
o. 10. clear udces. heavy 80 - - 10 As
short clear backs. 10 % 90 ~ Ais clear ose - I"
10. SHOrLDERS-Sduare. II 70 10 9t7
Sd LARD steady: prime Western N uercss. Sts o.
American refined IN pals SOS &c BUTTS hoA.lns..
CHEESE white. olSj american
nnest coIored 53s Cd TNLLOW--Fr.nle eity stee-y'
I~ITF steady. ass Cd FCSl2s-
Common nrm. Is PETRoLEI al-tefnsd stsSay 80
LlNSEED OIL. dull. COllgN SzeE0 tALrs--EiAsL
reined spot easy Ies Sd TALLOW-Austrahan IN
London steady. 2Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

FIoCR AND AIEAI-The-e was a generals, 49, 49,.
higher stho2sh to the Of business gF5ass
$685. 81 spring clears 50 70sS So extra No pSigSs
BUCkW5EAT a. 30 winter SSq$3 20: Red Dog S2S
y 90 RYE FLoUR-Nisrket hfn Sg0teS' Y s Sgg
Quoted dried S so s s IS TO- bG G0RN4 Ma nm
caSi FEDS s Sas eR H6,s yeow s. soSSi
midSin 81 g s5 s @ 10 SIS December; spring bran
Ne s2e honiny chop. 81 bulk So 80 sacks or
G,k4AIM-wHEAT-The after effects of government "a
on larger scale than usual ana Ss WIN business
OF outside interest besides some h an l s ease
or ne opening. A!thouga some Of the euge taken
prices were stll %ac higher The preceding night
?eP 5SRIGs s. fa 0ad d9'Ts aTauk n
some Manitoba wbeaf go nag even more claiming that
some Of the local trade. however. there disposition
alleged to have been worked through Galveston The
ee9Ttngs to Europe he about &c ;
Argentina must grade possibly forced
sHd therefore hardly TO be ciassed as stFaght new
mat admits OF no questioning is the actual clearance Of
Of wheat were shipped out OF the country less
the big weekly clesEances from both coasts Tas
to drop sack little aggFegating 7se oo0 bush an
$4,000 bush last year while Minneapolis announced
crop situation by The Modern Miller summary, winch
tsC:on 70 he e9P the checked s2h Of the plant IN
fayng conditions when me plant the growing
q ne onfs bur rom 1875 oi 4 I Saaoe T p
Cable advces Argentine reported considerable
the effect bullisn sentiment Quo
Of cash o ahoat basis follows:
Northern Duluth. 931ac; No hard New-york ssIzc;
No New-York 91Aac. C(sTfN-While
exhibited strong undertone and rising
II selling the late afternoon DESTROYED
all Improvement Of May, although December
its credit. Early hullish influences
about heretofore. including very
complaint 70 grading and
farm offerings Carlot estimates at Chicago espe-
cally liCht. There slight advance IN cables but
view Of the sa export demand this cut little hgurs
IN the market, and when Western commission houses
began selling in the last hour the crowd Joined IN and
rrices gave way RAPIDLY the active options.
business consisted OF loads here and loads az outports
No corn closed 52c elevator and 53sc ahoat;
No 521ac and No yellow at sac these prices
being for old the Is coming IN poor and
hard II sell OATS-In oats there was fair trade at
around much Influenced by the decline IN
No oats are; No 4oc: No white 4211c:
~ ? white 41hc: track white 41145c. and STANDARD
white 42c RTF-Market dull; No Western e2Ac
b zAoat nominal: State and Jersey rye. Ssf5sc.
? III FY-RarLet cuiet; feeding quoted al 3ac and
--srrf7g 4S9SOc. I Buffalo Wheat including
ou- exoo--s ended December 10 according
- sT7-a6s-rects en7 e10 bush. against
or Eo4 brsH last week Isl o47 bush last year
r. +v-srvEree If the ce-eal wear they
rs-ers+e - 900 bush 11s 900 Aas bush in
100 corn evro-t< sal a45 bush.
OH weak ami I 301 2se bush
Far tvyertvthree ~ the present cersal
s.r thew aggregate s24z81 bush. against 5oeS 2o3
f-