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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-28
vs.

ROLAND L. Kissinger. Mary Kissinger,
Bertha Snyder, and the Oklahoma
Mortgage and Trust Company, De
fendarts.
Bertha Snyder will take notice that
the ST. Louis, El Reno and Western
Railway Company, the plaintiff above
named, dill on the goth day Of July.
1903. file its petition in the district
court of Logan County, Oklahoma Ter
ritory, asking for the appointment Of
three disn.terested freeholders resi-
dents Of sai6 Logan County, Oklahoma
Territory, as commissioners to in
spect and view the following describ-
ed real estate situated in Logan Coun-
ty. Oklahoma Territory, to-wit
The MOI tn one-half (1a) of the
southeast quarter Ch) Of section
twelve C2l township sixteen (16)
north Of range three CD west Of the
Indian Meridian.
And TO assess the damages which
you, the above named defendant, Will
sustain by reason Of the appropria-
tion of a part of the above described
tract of land as and for a right Of way
for the above named plaintiff cor2or-
alton
And you are further notified that
such application for the appointment
OF said commissioners win be present
ed to the judge Of saiG district court
on the first day OF August 1908, at
the hour OF nine o'clock a. m, or as
soon thereafter as counsel may be
heard
Attorney for Plaintiff
FRANK DALE,
(SEAL)
r. A. NEAL, Clerk District Court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-28
Special 10 DAILY Leader /.

RNNAlhl ~ AfhlA1 AtetuSIs
Kinghsher Okla, July 2S.-After
being at large for five years, Dora
Cox, a nalleged woman horsethief Of
Blaine coeDty. has been re-arrested.
In 1898. T. is claimed, she stole a
horse from D. H. Noble a farmer liv-
Sing a few miles west of Watonga
She was apprehendeG and shortly aft
er escaped from the county iail at
KingAsher. where she was being held
10 answer the accusation Although
they have looked for her since, she
has succeeded in eluding the officers.
She was l., Ken from Cleo to Watanga.
Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla, July 2s.-
Lafe kirby, John Courtney and chas.
Marshall. who escaped from the Jail
at Carthage. Mo-. April 20, by scaliug
tho Jail wsr with a rope made from
blankets. were caught here today
The missouri authorities have been
notified
Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogoe, I. r., July 3 The FIRST
public demonstration against the
policy OF Secretary Of the Interior
Hitchcock regrding the sale Of
Greek indian lands, was made at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-28

Special 70 Daily Leader
watonoa, Okla, July 2s.-Dennis
Rouse negro. Of nlaine county WAS
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In the District Court of Logan Co4ats
Oklahoma territory.
The St Louis El Reno and Western
Railway Company. a corporation,
Plaintiff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-28

T. A. NEAL. Clerk District Court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-28

First published in Daily Leader
July 21 1903)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
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FRANK DALE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
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Killed the Whole Covey.
Feat of Virginia Gunner who Had
Only Two Cartridges Left.


BURKEVILLE. VA. December 30
To kill six cartridges. the total number
in the covey. at one rise. with a thirty
inch double-barrelied shotgun. is per-
Torrance. that for this part of the coun-
try is likely to stand for some time to
come. It was done in the presence Of two
witnesses the other day by r. NJ. Tay-
lor. of Amelia county.
With two friends and three pointers.
one of them an inexperienced puppy,
Taylor had been hunting cartridges since
daybreak. and it was not until after sun
down and with only two shells left in
the outfit that the remarka BILE shot was
made. The men were returning to the
village with their game bags comforta bly,
well filled, when one Of the older dogs
stood doca fof birds that had conveyed
for the night in small slump OF dense
pine scrubs, standing on slight eminence
in the middle Of a big field of broom
grass.
AS Taylor had the two remaining shells
the chance fell to him. and he had ap-
preached to within thirty yards Of the
outer edge of the pines when the puppy
broke his stand, and. running over his
field partners point. flushed the birds.
The covey came up out of the little clump
in compact ball like toy balloon.
There was no opportunity to pick a
bird, and Taylor fred his right barrel
point blank into the mass. Every quail
but one fell. and this one was grassed at
a distance OF fifty yards with the left
barrel. The entire family was annihilated
in less than two seconds.
The shells were loaded with three drains
of dense powder anG an ounce and a
quarter of No. s shos. The right barrel
Of the gun was a plain cylinder and the
left full choke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Disease of the writing Trade.

Many occupations have diseases which
are more or less incidental to them. and
literature is not exempt. The two most
prevalent literary maladies are writer's
cramp and swelled head. The unfortunate
thing about writer's cramp Is that it Is
never cured. The unfortunate thing about
swelled head Is that 1t never kills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
GIANT INDUSTRIES GATHER STRENGTH
Capital, Sales, and the Number of Employees
All Show Very Substantial Increase Over
Former Years-I,28o Plants Do
$59,436,II7 in Business.
Copyright 1909 BY. ]. H. Wtitty.)


Richmond hold her high standing manuac
turing the important eaboard cities Her INDUS
growing stronger During the past the on paper
glass agricultural implement branches espe
cay prosperous Included in the totals below plants Man
chester and suburbs properly belonging to Richmond The
port following shows capital hands, and annual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Bags. Paper, Irvine, Boxes, Nets. Awnings.
ano Ia2s........-.. commence.
Ba.kets, Broorns. brushes, baIk. Sumac,
Beer. Aies, Min RI Waters-..-.. go. ;.
B'acksmishs, Hrrseshoers, Wheetwr.gnts...
Blank Boz ks Binding. Publishing ........
Bsk;ng Powders. Bluing, Spices, Coffee
Boots and Shoes -..............
Boxes. Barrels.....-...
Brit Ks, Ties. Granite, Stone. ..urple. Glass.
Candies. Con ectsonery.... ................
Carpenters, Builders. G. ntrActurs.....
Carriages. Wagons. Carts.. ..................
Cigarettes: Cigars. Oh. rnots.- .-........-..-.
Cloihing. Merchant Taiiors. Shirts, Under.
Drugs. Medicines Aear Juice. 49,.
SEnvravtng. L!thographing. Electrotyping
BrNnds, Stencils. -.
Fertilizers. Chem Gals. Lime. Plaster....
Flour. Corn Meal. Pic klers, Gamers, Flavor
1ngs -.
FurntturS, mattresses. Upholstery. Frames
Gunsmfths, LockSmtfhs, Wireworkers, Um
brel!as, HairwOrk 'rs 49,. .........
Harness, Saddles. Collar Trunk - Hides
Ice.Tr, Paste. Ground Glue. OilS, Paints.
Iron, Nails, Machinery. Foupdries, Agricu tn
.rai.!mp'ements...... .............s ........
Pack ans, Our 'rs. Butcher. soaps, Sheep Dip.
Plumbers. Timers. Gas Filters. 80.
sash. uecrs, Dti1ds, Planing Mills.
Tooacco-Smeking, Chewing. 81. ll...l. rs, an.
heprt1ers -. !. :.
Totals. s. !. s.....5..-
increase over l9e SO. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Xmas Flowers and Plants.
Blooming Plants. Palms. Ferns, etc,
Roses. Violets, Carnations. etc. Largest
stock In he city at
sHAMMOND'S
~ EAST Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Holiday Rate, Richmond to Norfola
and Return via Old Dominion
Steamship Co.'s Night Line.

Steamship Co.'S Night Line.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company
will sell special tickets TO Norfolk and re.
turn at $3.50. including stateroom berth
In both directions. leaving Richmond
P. NJ. arriving in Norfolk next nornins
ceuber 2sd, e4th 18th. eth. goth. Slst and
January list. limited to January g. 1903.
To teachers and students holding certi-
f1cates from president. principal OF super
intendent of Institute, holiday tickets will
be sold at the above rate commencing
December 18th, with final limit January
Sth. JOHN T. MAYER
Agent,
l21c East Main street.
blooming Plants, Palms, &C.,
Roses, Carnations. etc. at
HAMMoND'S
117 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Leather Co.. the Richmond Wood Work
ing Co, the Johnson Axle Foundry. the
Richmond Standard Steel. Spike and Iron
Co. Warner Moore & Cos. Flour Mills.
The Linto Coated Paper Co., Geo. E.
Paul & Bros Manchester Ice Factory.
Tcler G. Sons Stove and Plow Works, the
Manchester Paper Irvine Co.. Woodward
g. Sons Wood-Work Co., The Southern
Shops. the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Co, the James River Furniture and Mat
tress Co., Allegheny Box Factory, the
Electrical Machine Co.. the Stephen Put
new Shoe Co. The Eureka Furniture Co..
the Manchester Shirt Factory, the Man
chester Trunk Factory. the Standard Oil
Co.. George e. BEDFORD Brick Co.. Davis
Brick Co.. the Harrison and Green Brick
Co., the Rady Brick Co.. W. E. Gill &
Bro. Brick Co.. Manchester Feed Mills.
the Standard Paper Manufacturing Co.,
the American Bridge Co.. John A. Waters
e. Co., Machine Manufacturers. the
Manchester Furniture Co.. and the Man
chester Bag Company. There is to be es-
tab!ished here. In the near future. large
knitting mill and an excelsior factory,
which will add to our incl easing list of
manufacturing enterprises. Gradually
the advantages Of our city as a manufac-s
turing center are being appreciated and
have done prosperous and enlarged
business during the past year. and have
sincreas ed their force and output.
The people OF this city have generally
+ found employment during the past year.
Bit few idle men were sen on the streets.
The demand for hands has been great in
Richmond, and in this city. A great
many people have come to this city to re-
side Hundreds have been compe.,ed to
seek homes in Richmond and the sur
rounding country because the houses In
Msnche ster are occupied. It is conserva-
lively estimated that at least from 400 to
$50 new houses could be rented here In
the next few months. if built to meet the
demand, which is for houses with modern
con, eniences and Improvements at rea-
sonab profitable rentals The outlook
fo~sreal estate is very encouraging. owing
to TIC numerous enquiries made concern
In. that class of property, and the many
sales made during last year.
"a large number of houses have been
bull recently. but the demand is nothing
slfka SUP piled. There Is "a most excellent
change afforded to investors to build here
and retain remunerative rents. as rents
have increased and are still increasing.
The Southern shops have been In some
departments. enlarged, necessitating the
employment of a larger number Of men.
The CHER manufa curing. plants have in
ma ny instances Increased their output
and forces. fine building to be used
for hotel and restaurant purposes - being
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-19

citlc coast, $685. 2saOc: 1902, slGssizc: old.
l0di3c
Hides steady: Galveston. 20 to 3 lbs. Isc:
California. y to q lbs, 19c: Texas dry. a
To % lbs. 1ic. Leather steady: acid. 23az511c.
Beef steady; family. Sl0Gll mess. $3.50:
beef hams. S2l-50H2S; packet S.5oul0.5o; city
extra India mess. sl4.0Gl6. Cut meats
steady; picked bellies. 9izQ121zc; pickled
shoulders. 5s.q6c: picked hams, l1iza12i1c,
Lard easy: western steamed. S.l5: Refined
easy; continental. $40; South American,
$50: compound. s7-12i1Q7S7is. Pork dull
family. sl9dl9.50; short clear, slL5eql6.5o.
mess. $13.25Gl275.
Tallow weak: city. 41sc: country. 41.Qfssc
Cottonseed oil quiet; prime yellow. Ssh1Q4oc
Rice steady; domestic. fair 10 extra, 406ci
Japan nominal. Molasses steady; New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice, G142c.
Coffee-Spot Rio firm: No. invoice. SIC;
mild. steady; Cordova, 1Q11c. The market
for future opened steady at decline OF fivs
cables. lower primary markets and fun Bra
lillian receipts. but was rallied shortly after
ward by a renewal Of outside demand pre-
diction for a decrease movement and buliisn
views concerning the crop. Trading waf
fairly active and the market closed steady,
net unchanged to five points higher. Sales
were 43 80 bags, including: December AZ
505G5 15c; January at 5-10u5. 15c: March az
). 30g5. CSC; May, 5.45d5.55; July, 5.5SQS.oocs
and September. 5.65Q5.l0c
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, Sssc; CEN
refined. firm: No. 6. 4.35c; No. Z. 4-3oc: No. 5.
425c: No. 9. 420c: No. 10. 4.l5c; No. III. 4l0c'
No T. 405c: No. Is, &c: No. IA. 3.&c. Con-
fectioners' A, 460c: mold A, Sc; cutloafs
535c; crushed. 5.25c; powdered, Ae5c; gran
ulated. i.15c; cubes, sc.
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-Representatiye Sales

Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. There
has been very moderate marketing OF sheep
and lambs this week. the total indicating very
little improvement last week and de-
crease OF over LOO compared with the same
week 8 year ago and 1900 compared with the
corresponding week two years ago. The re-
ceipts thus far this year 1000 larger than
the same time last year. and for the month thus
Iar there Is decrease of 1900 compared with
the same period year ago. There have been
DO important developments i'm the sheep and
lamb market this week. The supplies at all
times have been toe small to encourage COM
petition between buyers, and on that account
there was hardly the normal animation in the
trade. Most OF the time shippers We're unable
TO get shipment and. being forced to carry
their purchases from one day to another, they
OF course. were not as strong buyers as they
might otherwise have been. There was only a
fair demand for local account but altogether
the outlet was usually equal to the supply, and
sellers succeeded in maintaining least steady
prices. Occasionally extra quality commanded
strong prices. but such cases We're exceptions
Most OF the week good to choice lambs sold
from SS.23 to $3.50 and sheep from Sc to $780,
but for an extreme lambs sold at S. 10 and sheep
at 81. As usual at the close of the week the
receipts to-day were quite small and there was
no Guotable change improvement to report in
conditions compared with yesterday. Lambs sold
from IS to $50. and the general market for the
Quotations:
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. Oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1000 Market unchanged: Choice export and
g45o; stocksrs and feeders. s22oG4 Western
fed steers. s225q4.so; Texas and Indian steers,
5Ss native heifers ssadiS Gamers eaalSs eO sa
2:SO; bulls. 81 5o93 %: calves. 81. 75Q6.sO. Re
HogsHReceps. SS Market p loc to f isc lower
Top; $50; bulk Of sales. s. s9s,55; Heavy.
$3.50: Workers, s555a 60; pigs, S. i5d5@. Re-
ceipts for week. Ol0o.
ewes; 3.aOas75; Texas clipped yeariifigs. $50
feeders. s2Q35o. Receipts for week 50. 800
PITTsBURG Union stockyards). Oct. 17.-Cat-
Choice ss pr MsAss sxs and ,Sv STEADY ss
ers s44oa475; fair 50 Scotia hefers. S. 2564 IS
sss sa''' veal calves "a1'0 heavy and 'hn'
medium, se.25d6.35; heavy Workers. S. 2offS 81
light Workers. ss@s.lS: pigs, s5.sOg5.7O; roughs.
Sheep and Lambs-supply fair. Market steady
Prime E, S sss s soad TO- good mixed
lambs. s56OQ5s5; fair to good s5@5.5o; common,
NEW YORK. Oct. 1!.--Beeves-No receipts re-
s4.5oQ5 per 100 lbs; dressed beef steady; city
dressed. extreme range. s9siac per 10. Gables
weight: refrigerator beef at s7sqsi.c per ID
Exports for to-day. 500 beeves and $3.50 quarters
Calves-Receipts. 40. Very little trading. A
few veals sold at s56s5o; city dressed veais ss@
lie per Id.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 2.7s4 Both sheep
at ans LAMBS s s0S Sh s weak tone "a Sheep sold
mnttons 5qIlsc per ID; dressed lambs. Sqilc.
soIs .sI9 a. Market lower Light
CHICAGO: Oct. 17.-csttle-Receipts Coo Mar
ket nominal. Good TO prime steers. s5.l0Q5.75:
so%s htGfssr' end as'd ssn
ners. N.+og250 bulls. s29425: calves 81 50d7 25:
Texas steers. s2.75Gaso: Western steers s3a4 50.
estimated MsTfst loo To- zoe ower Mixed a1d
butchers r s''Sasss good TO choice heavy $500
bulk OF sales. s55Oa5.sO.
o Sheep, Receipts; i:oco sheep end lambs steady.
mixed. SOS Western sheep. g. 2sff4: native
lambs. ss.50a575 Western lambs s55i5. 2s'
y s3uTH OMAHA, Oct 7,Cattle-Reeeipts; 500;
:. 80 so%s and heiters Sg!es Western steers
ana Sstsrs s steers e. a range n COWS
ers and feeders 1SOu4; calves. sSQ5s5 bulls.
Heavy. ta5.55: mixed. s5.I5a5.2o: light s5.s0d
80; pigs, 5000; bulk OF sales. S.i5df,2S
ern yearinss sssSgsss Wethers. q 4osss 6;
ewes. s. 20; common and stockers. s. 25a 20;
lambs. sia5
Guiding 500 Texans. Market steady Native
shipping and export steers. S4.5oH5.s5 dressed
LEGO lbs s4a5.25; stoekers and feeders So 46a3 So
cows and heifers s1.40l4.5o: Gamers. sl.75ne 10
steers. = sSa575: COWS and heifers s2a2 70.
Hogs-Receipts 2SOo. Market steady 10 Toe
sso; butchers and best heavy. x560G5.95.
sheep-Iseeeipts, 800. Market firm. Native
lambs. ssa32S: lambs. culis and bucks. s2.2sa
3.75: stockers. S2us.
CINCINNATI. Oct T.-Hogs quiet and lower
cattle steady at sea4se
sheep steady at sl.7sqss5. Lambs dun and
lover at ss.s5g55o.
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At NEW YORK.
Wheat Strong and Flour Firm-Other
Grains Are Quiet

Grains Are Quiet.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Flour-Receipts
q 45l brls: exports, 5,033 brls Market firm on
all grades with a moderate demand Win
ter patents, $3.9Od4.30; winter strafghts, 81 80
"a: Minnesota patents. $460diS5: winter
extras. S2.9OG3.25: Minnesota bakers 81 756
4O5; winter low grades. g. 7Od3O5 Rye -four
firm Fair to good. s3.2513. 40: choice TO
fancy, Ss.45d3.so. Buckwheat -four firm at
$3.50, new crop. Corn meal dull. Yellow
Western $1.09: city, si.07 kiln dried SO sop
325.
Rye dull No. Western. s21kc nominal. T.
o. b. afioat: State and Jersey. 5eQ5sIzc. Bar
ley steady Feeding. 46c, G. /. Z. Buffalo;
sic. c. 1. f. New York.
Wheat-Receipts. 2s,275 bu; exports. q. s22
bu. Spot steady. No. 2 red. SEC elevator, ssizc
T. O. b. afioat Options opened barely steady
on cables, but soon turned strong, and ad-
vanced above yesterdays high point on
and denied any Argentine damage from
frost. After a setback. due 10 realizing
wheat finally recovered on bullish political
news from eastern Asia. and closed partly
SIC net higher. May. &c 15-lsQs4ss, closed
at sac: December. s6ssnS 5-isc, closed at
s7Ac
Spot dull No. 2 53c elevator. 52ssc (. O. b.
afioat: No. yellow. 55c: No 2 white 52ssc
Options first declined under poor cables and
a favorable weather map. but later shared
the wheat rally, and closed dull and easy at
&c net decline. May. 40 l-lG149h4c. closed at
lsIsc; December. 5llsG5li.c, closed at 5ILc.
Oats-Receipts, 15.oc0 bu. Spot dull No. 2,
ilIsc: standard white. 43c: No. ?. 4015c: No.
white. 4sc: No. white. 421sc: track white.
4lIz6t45c-
Hay steady; shipping eoa7oc: good TO
choice, S0q90c.
Hops steady: state. common TO choice.
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MARKET WAS FIRM.
Trading, However, Was Mostly Scalp
ing by Big Interests.

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.l
CHICAGO, Oct F-There a firm wheat
market all the session. and at times strong
The situation, however. was mere repeti-
ton Of earlier days-small receipts at Minneapo-
lis and strong cash prices up there There
Just as little help from abroad as OF late. The
Northwest cars 549. against 795 last year.
total primary receipts were almost equal
TO a year ago-1,1ss.0o0 bu. against 1.2l1.Oo0,
with clearances 4170o0 Minneapolis was paying
SIC for No. l northern and SIC for No 2 north
The market sold at one time Ad1c lower
than Friday. December up the most. Trad
ing was largely scalping by the big interests
Armour, Peavey and Spencer. There cover
ing large scale In corn by the interests
which sold largely on Friday. There was
80 600 bu taken by Bryants and there was the
purchase of 100000 bu by HurIburt & Warren
There was early selling by the crowd, and il was
said the Phillips line of long corn went over
through commission houses The market early
was easy on fine weather and as a result OF the
Friday selling pressure, but most of the decline
recovered There little to the
oats trade except inconsequential scaIpng
There was a 1592Oc drop In hogs this morning
The whole provision list some lower and
mainly on the hos situation.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 17.-Flour quiet: red winter
eisss s trnSs y.h sns SEED ss1 .ss
Sow s SACKED ssst s1sss :ss;:s wheat Aiis:;
hard' sOaslc. Corn higher: No; ?. cash. .sSs;
osts lower sst So esnS sss track
December, SOC; May. ss'.gsle: No. 2 white. .o.se
steady; boxed extra shorts g; clear ri6s g ~
at sisS. spirits spirits BASIS Cotton ties. p& Bag
Eos bris: Wheat ST. tOc su: corn. 1901 su oats
sS,oco bu. shipments--Flour. 1000 brls; wheat.
", 900 bu: corn. 900 bu; oats. $1,000 bu
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 17..wheat-Dseembsr.
sslsc: May. 7O,lc; cash. No hard. 74G5se: Ne.
2: 7eG7sc November. ssgeIc; rejected. GOOSE;
ber &c; Nav. Ssxc; cash, No. mixed. <l,se;
No. 2 white. liIsc No. 3. iic. oats-No. white.
90 Su COO corn nsseo sS osss Eooe su ship
ments-Wheat, $500 bu; corn. 1900 bu: oats,
II 900 blu.
Beans-Northern hand-picksd. s25O per bui IndI-
IN ear R0m lots on track Ma Clover iii
Straw. s1:tOas: Clean ginseng. sS.25as per ID.
s13 per ton. Peppers. Coo per bu-
DULUTH, oct. Ia-wheat-To arrive, No. I
hard. S5Ac; No. northern, sac: No. north
ern, a4e: October sislc; December SIC: May;
October, sl.oess; November. slo2s: December.
sl0lk; May, sl04es. Oats-On track and TO ar
rive; S5l.c: Rye-To arrive and on track. SIC.
Barley, S4d52c
CINCINNATI. oct. T7.-FIour firm. Wheat
FIRM: No. red, Ssc. Corn easy: No. mixed.
47lxQ4sc. Oats steady; No mixed. z7lzqssc.
Rye quiet; No. 2 &c Lard quiet at $50. Bulk
meats steady at sS.62h Bacon steady at ss75.
Whsky-Distillers finished goods steady on the
basis of si-25. Sugar steady.
TOLEDO. Oct. Iz-wheat-December ssxc;
May. S6ltc; cash, S5lzc. Clover seed-0ctober.
s6.62Ia; December, $500: January. S6.e2h; Feb
ruary. s6s5: March. ss67is; prime alsike. IS. 50:
prime timothy, sl-45-
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17.-Wheat-Spot dull: No.
red Western winter. Sc 2isd; Mo- / northern
| spring no stock. Corn-Spot firm; American
mixed, Is Sad.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. acknowledgements
s1@c; May. $3.50; on track, No. I hard, s7i1c
| No. northern. sec; No. northern, s2I.c. No.
northern 79dslc.
| BALTIMORE Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
December SING. Corn-November.~ sac: octo-
| Der. 5ofc.
| MILWAUKEE. Oct H.-Bsrley steady: No. z
sc; sample. z2Qslc.