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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-02
Slnthern District Of the
BHnkTupI.

Southern District OF the
Indian Territory, So:
On this 18th day OF November, A.
D., 1904, on reading the foregoing pc.
the 10Th day OF December, A. d., 1904.
a hearing be had upon the same on
10th day OF December, A. d., 1904,
before said court at Ardmore In SAID
district, at = O'Clock In the afternoon,
aDd that notice thereof be published
IN the Ardmoreite, a newspaper print
el in said district, and that all known
creditors and other persons in inter
est may appear at the saiu time and
place and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition
or should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies OF
sal petition and this order address.
e to them at their place OF residence
as stated
Witness, the Honorable Hosea
Townsend, judge OF the said court,
AM the seal thereof, at Ardmore, In
said district, on the 18th day OF No.
ycmbeT, 1904.
&. M. CAMPBELL,
tSeal of the Court) Clerk.
by w. 5. CROCKETT.
Deputy Clerk.
II. G, POTTERF attorney FOR bank
rupt
First published November 2l, 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
HEAVY SALES OF
u S. STEEL STOCKS
We're Feature at Opening the
Various Metal Stocks Showing
Consistent Strength.
UNION PACIFIC WAS HAMMERED
Active Demand lor Southern Group
Resulted 10 Prominent Railroads
Exhibiting Strength,

New York. Nov 2s-The industrials
and speciaHes were prominent In the
opening dealings Of the stock market
today ana made some sharp gains
Amalgamated Copper was the only eX'
cepuon In that department with a de-
cline Of u. The United states Steel
stocks were the feature Of the market
with heavy sales. Trading during the
FIRST hour was much confused and the
market was without any uniform ten
dency Most OF the tayonte stocks
were under pressure at one time Or an
other while the movement Of other
stocks was strongly upward. The vari-
GUS metal stocks outside OF United
States Steel showed consistent strength.
Republic Steel preferred rose z and
American Car, Locomotive Smelling,
Colorado Fuel, Railway Steel Spring
preferred and Pressed Steel Car pre-
ferred 1 to ~ Westinghouse Electric
Jumped B. Sugar rose point ana Tell
more than point under saturdays
close later In the railroad list Mis-
souri, Pacific Illinois Central, Erie Sec
ond preferred aud Rock Island sold up
/ 10 l% and Great Northern 8. on the
other hand. Atchison. Union Pacific and
Louisville Il Nashville were driven
down point United States Steel pre-.
ferred was iquldated heavily and
dropped TO 04is and Amalgamated Cop
per lost a point, a rise Of point IN
NJaf IN All
eral market only moderately. New
York Central rose point, Brooklyn
Transit and Metropolitan Street Rail-
way ", Northwestern and Illinois
Central and Chicago Great Western
preferred "a. Ann Arbor fell 2 and
Wheeling 6 Lake Erie second preferred
/, Prices were not maintained az nOon'
B0nde were irregular at noon.
Prominent railroad stocks exhibited
temporary strength resulting from an
active demand for the southern group.
Louisville & Nashville moved up la,
Atlantic Coast line 3. and southern
Railway sold az SO. st. Paul made q
squirt to 175 and United states Steel
preferred brought 95h, the highest OF
the morning The whole market sold
of again but was steadier at o'clock.
Colorado Fuel and Illinois Central were
taken In large amounts and touched
5iN and 1855 respectively lnterna-
tlonal Paper gained 2, the preferred ~
and American Telephone l.
Material advances and excited trad
ing In selected. stocks were without
great effect on the general market dur
ing the afternoon which rules quiet
and firm. l.. & n. extended It's advance
10 9 points, Colorado Fuel and North
western !.
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WILL DEMAND
REPRESENTATION
Eastern Shareholders 10 DAILY
West Want to be
Heard.
ARE NOW MASTERING STRENGTH
Suggestion That Monthly Dividends
win be Reduced from 10 TO 20
Gents a Share,

Adylces from the east indicate that
eastern shareholders are ambitious to
dictate the policy Of the Daly-West'
and that at the annual meeting In JAM
uary. they win present q strong front
and demand representation on the
board Of directors, Ths move IL backed
by what is termed the protective
committee OF Cincinnati, which pro-
poses 10 cut the monthly dividend from
40 to 20 cents a share. Discussing the
matter the New York Commercial has
this TO say:
what attitude the present board Of
directors viii take toward this policy
OF giving outside interests recognition
Is not known, though It is not believed
that serious objection will be made in
asmuch as all Of the reports Of this
company have been particularly clear,
However, II is possible that fight viii
result over this new move.
THE opinion is likewise freely ex-
pressed among those identified With the
company that the disbursement for the
month OF December Will mark the last
40 cents a share dividend that the com
pany will pay for some time. II Is
known that the declaration OF that div
ldend would have been abandoned sew
eral months ago had not the directors
desired TO fulfil the promise made by
one Of the companys officials In the
early part OF 1904 that the accent div
ldend would continue TIL the end OF the
year. The dividend IN January viii
probably be cut to % or 20 cents per
share and the opinion Is expressed that
this payment can be kept up Without
stralnng the production OF the mine,
relying upon the lower grade silver
lead ores 10 earn enough to pay the
dividend and put aside a small surplus.
Those familiar with the Daly-West
company and It's operations do not hes
itate TO say that from now on, unless
developments reveal new ore bodies,
the substantial production OF the prop
erty will come from It's low-grade con-
centrating ore. There Is said TO be ore
Of this character blocked out for at
least the next four years, while there
1t not much high-grade rock left.
The committee at Cincinnati has de-
cided to make a thorough inyestga-
ton Of the mine. ana its ore reserves.
To this end the shareholders there have
levied an assessment Of 10 cents n share
on all of the stock which they hold TO
defray the cost Of exporting the mine.
II is In connection with this inyestiga-
tion and likewise with the buying OF
stock that the report has developed
that the next move after completing an
examination OF the mine win be asked
for official representation on the board.
THE Daly-West mine has thus far
paid 1881 600 In dividends, OF which
$4,000 have been paid since January,
1904
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CONCENTRATES.

John Dern, president Of the Console
dated Mercur Is at his desk again
after hurried trip to Fremont, Neb.
The Taylor. Brunton sampler had on
hand today nine cars of ore from Bling
ham, 10 from Tonopah and five from
Tntic.
The Stockton Sentinel says the own
ers Of the Blue Jay mine at Dry cam
yon are shipping some high grade ore
The mine Is being operated by Adam
Sleeper and G., c. Schleip.
l.. V. Lonsway who recently made
such a rich discovery In the Amargosa
district two miles south of Gold Cen
ter New has bonded the property for
100000
The Kendall at Goldfed, which two
months ago marketed Is tons Of ore
valued at SS00O0, will make another
such shipment In the course OF a day
or two.
News from Dixie confirms the report
ed paymaster deal, referred TO In these
columns several DAYS ago; also the re-
sumption Of work at the SAVANNAH In
northern Arizona, which, during pre-
vious run, shipped IA cars Of copper ore
TO Salt Lake averaging 50 per cent in
this metal, The outlook for mining ~
Dixie was never better.
j o. Mlligan. well known Wake
field, Nebraska, capitalist, Is I'm the city
today on his way home from a trip to
the coast. and Is the guest Of John
bern president Of the Consolidated
Mercur mine. Mr. Miligan is a railroad
contractor Of considerable prominence
and returned recently from Mexico
where he has been engaged IN build
ing a new line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
PRODUCE,


Chicago Nov. 2S.--Decembcr wheat
opened h0B TO %@lz cents lower, at
l.0Sis TO l.0sB, After declining 10 LOS,
the price rallied 70 1.0Sis May opened
X to 4 TO X lower, at lO9Ss TO l,09% q
lO97,, and sold off to l.0S1Nl 09.
Chicago, Nov. 2S.-W heat--No . red
ll3Glll; No. red, iO6qll2 No. hard
lOS0ll3. No, 8 hard, l02MlO9; No.
northern. l01dll3i No. 3 spring, l0lGll3
Oats-No, 3 30; No 30 29la
Corn--No. 2, ~: No 3. i6AN&.
December dropped to LOGS. The mar
ket closed weak with December of ga
a. on los IS. May was down S9A
az l09h@l .09A. Close;
Wheat-December l.07%; May, l.0gh
Gl09h July, 9slsq9S%.
Corn November, 1875 December, iS7s
d49; January AM May i5SQi6i July
49,
Oats December. 2sM; May al%d
3lia; July Slls
Pork-Noyember HAN; December
ll.47h; January 1880; May, l2.s2hd
1895.
November, 100; December, sos;
January. 1921; May. 7.22I5,
Ribs--January, 6.55d657la: May
672hd675; July 6.S7is.
Rye-November, 76kc.
Flax-Cash. northwest, i.l9,
Tmothy-November. 272h.
ClOyer-November i2.00ql225.
Barey--Cash-35d5l.
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MAJESTIC SHIPMENTS.
Mine Responding In Manner That Is
Truly Gratifying.

The Majestic company Is working q
full complement of men, says the Mil
ford Times The two days rest accord.
ed the men at election time by supt.
Prudential gave them courage 20 re-
double their energies, which they arc
doing with will. The employees Of this
company receive manly treatment by
the management Az a result, no miner
who desires to do right voluntarily quits
his Job or Is requested to quit snip.
ments are being made as usual Three
carloads were sent to the shelters last
Wednesday morning The physical con.
dtlon Of all the properties being worked
IS all that could be desired. The mines
are responding splendidly TO develop
meut ON the plan laid out. A few days
ago Mr.. Prudential put force Of men
TO work on the Vicksburg a near neigh
hor Of the now phenomenally famous
HarrIngton-H Hickory, The VicMburg
has produced IN large quantities very
rich ore OF gold and silver And It Is
safe to say that history will repeat Il.
self IN this mine under the present
sensible management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
A. s. CAMPBELL.
THE BOSTON con.
Company's Attitude said TO strengthen
story OF Impending Deal.

Discussing the Boston Con-, which,
fumor says, may shortly become a part
of the Amalgamated Copper companys
possessions, an eastern publication says
that when It's representative was In
Salt Lake a few weeks ago, the COM
panys local management claimed that
the property was then opened sufficient
~ 10 warrant the erection of a smelter,
instead OF only shipping $50 tons per
day TO the Bingham smelter II was
intmated that the directors would i'm
medlateIy consider the subject of not
only building shelter, but concen-
traitor to handle the porphyrY OF which
the Boston Con has 100 acres
THE directors met, but Instead Of
taking action toward the erection Of it's
own reduction plant or the securing Of
increased smelter facilities elsewhere
to take advantage OF the Decent copper
market, they decided TO Immediately IN.
crease the working forces and open the
property upon large scale
LAS Managing Director Newhouse re-
ported last year 60 the shareholders,
that there were opened up IN the prop
erty 10000 tons OF ore, and the 100
men working IN the mine have more
than opened up new ore to take the
place OF the 70, 900 tons which have been
shipped TO the Bingham smelter during
the past 10 months, this latest action
OF the directors would appear to coin
eide with the report that the property
IL being prepared for a sale and that lt
would be sold on the basis OF the
amount Of ore opened up and In sight.
AT present the product OF the Boston
Consolidated company Is an coming
from the Work tunnel and 60 feet be-
low Managing Director Newhodse Is
authority for the statement that In the
Peabody tunnel the ore body Is sufi.
clenuy opened to produce 500 to 600
tons per day; the Peabody tunnel can
accommodate 200 men who can take out
three tons Of ore per man per day.
The present product OF the Boston
Consolidated company averages per
cent copper, the contract With the Bins.
ham smelter calling for this grade Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets turkeys are
selling as low as 20 cents, and tame
geese are down to IS cents there Is a
slight rise IN caullloveL pears are on
few points. Idaho apples are sitter
IN price, and navel oranges are weaker
The only change In the fish market Is
the elimination OF mountain herring
for the present There Is slight rise
IN mutton and turkeys wholesale, ana
eastern eggs are cheaponing, There ~
no more Michigan celery L L. claimed
In the Utah markets, as the home ar
ticlo Is so superior and plenty that II Is
cheaper than the Michigan article
good as It Is. The prices obtaining to-
day are as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
Open Board Sales This Morning
Saved the Institution From
Humiliation.
MARKET WAS FAIRLY FIRM.
Columbus Con. Brings SL2SA While
Ontario is Dealt In at $500
And 81

Sales on The open board virtually
haved the stock exchange from humilla-
ton today In a regular way the trans
fers numbered but two Martha Wash
ington dropping 1000 shares at ~ cents
and New York a block Of 300 shares at
%. The market maintained fair de-
gree OF nrmness throughout and aside
from the trading the general condition
was satisfactory
on the open board Butler Liberal
found takers at III, while Columbus
Con, which has been silent for some
time past, made transfers at N2bA,
and Grand Central was dealt IN nc $3.50
for 30 shares. Little Chief continued
active, and gave out 10000 at "a, and
Ontario contributed 20 the days busl-
ness with blocks Of % and 40 shares at
$3.50 and 81. Victoria, on good reports
from the mine, parted With 200 al SEQ.
The closing figures were as follows
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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CoMsToCK SHOWING.
Park City Mine Has Made Connection
With Rich ore bodies.

In it's review Of the week. the Park
city Record says that George w. Keel,
the expert mining engineer Of Salt
Lake City visited the Comstock this
week and was more than pleased with
the very promising condition Of the
mine. on the 250-foot level connection
has been made with the rich ore bodies
which overlle the footwall. about If
feet Of good ore having been exposed.
The larger bodies OF ore are Of a MILL
ing variety, there being not a little
first-class, and within the next 80 days
the ledge on the 450-foot level will be
tapped and this viii add materially to
the frst-class IN sight. The Comstock
is rapidly assuming the proportions Of
steady producer.
w. /. Snyder OF the California spent
the fore part OF the week In camp at
tending to business matters. He re-
ports the mine 10 be in splendid condi-
ton and sho wing up most encouraging
ly The mill, he states. will have to be
somewhat remodeled before II can be
run again on a satisfactory basis The
machinery IL all In good condition, but
II win be necessary to put I'm some set
Ting tanks before the mill is put in OPP
GRAFTON again.
An additional two men have been put
on at the Nalldrlyer the conditions &C
that property having improved to an
encouraging extent during the past two
weeks. There are now four men work.
ing steadily and the force may be fur
Their increased In the near future,
Supt. +. w. Sherman Of the Daly-
West mills left SUNDAY for Denver TO
be absent several weeks. Mr.. Sherman
has made several improvements on the
Wiley tables, and he goes east for the
purpose Of perfectlng them with view
to having them patented in the near
future.
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clai prices creamery common to extra,
iGQ26h; do held extra, lo02sibi state
dairy common to extra, 1904; reno
water common to extra 1874; western
factory common TO choice, iS0l6A
western creamery, common. l6hq2O
Cheese. firm.
Eggs, strong western fancy selected,
30, do average best, 2SG2a
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PUSHING ZINC PLANT.
That at Horn silver Being Rushed TO a
speedy Completion.

According to Manager p. T. Farms
worth. the plant now being erected at
the Horn silver Is a monster covering
as It does a large area Of surface and
looming up on the scene like a verltablc
leviathan OF the high seas Mr. Farms
worth has his doubts about the plant
being ready foT operation by Jan, l, but
says that work is being pushed IN a
systematic mannerindcatIng that Peek
Brothers. the lcssees, mean business
Mir. Famworth Is Of opinion that the
mill win be started In a small way at
FIRST. IN order to demonstrate It's utlll-
Nv and that lis capacity VIII be in
creased as the work OF handling the
taillngs proceeds The dump leased
nv the Pecks is huge one. ana the
values expected will no doubt be re-
allied IN is treatment
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Nov, 2S.--Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining, Az; centrifugal, SO
test, ~, molasses sugar, 4 cents, Re-
fined. firm; crushed 6l5; powdered,
$751; granulated, 5iS
Coifee-Steady; No. Rio, SN.
New York, Nov 2s.-Butter firm;
street price, extra creamery. 26Qh; oil-
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts, 1900 Steady TO 10 cents lower.
Native steers. 3.5OQG.25; native COWS
and hefers, l5O05.OO; stockers and
feeders 2.5Odl10 bulks, l.55G3 60;
calves, 3.b0Q6.00 western steers, 5000
Al5 western COWS, l.50d3.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market 10
cents lower Bulk OF sales, 4.40Gl. 20:
heavy, f.60d4,1O packers ijO@i.65
pigs and light, g. 1904. 55.
Sheep Receipts 1900, Steady to 10
cents lower Muttons. 375@5. q.
lambs 4.i0GGoO range wethers 1000
$50. ewes, 2,500425.
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A STRANGE RULING.
Tennessee Court Holds That Poisonous
smoke Is Not a Nuisance.

smoke ~ MOI a Nuisance
Knoxville, Tenn, Nov 26.-The Ten
nessee supreme court today held as
unconstitutional an act OF the legis-
lature OF 1891 relative to the nom
liability Of certain corporations from
damage alleged TO accrue TO vegetn-
ton from smoke from copper roasting
ovens In the DuCktOwn, Tenn, copper
belt. The decision is In favor Of the
several copper companies at Ducktown,
and dissolyes "a perpetual injunction
granted by a lower court inhlbitlng the
operation OF copper roasting beds on
the ground that they are nulsances. The
supreme court held that they are not
nuisances and that damages cannot be
recovered as a result OF the failure Of
vegetation TO thrive thereabouts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28

ore The average Of the shipments this
year from the Boston Consolidated has
been so per cent copper, and II Is
worthy Of note that the FIRST years
shipment from the Highland Boy 49,
600 inna. hNolHpnd ~ nnr cont"
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Conner still Climbing.

Copper made another jump today, the
metal going to liM The wise ones pre-
diet that II viii 20 stu higher as the
demand. both foreign and domestic Is
almost unprecedented.
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REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds,
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, viii find the latest forms NJ
the Deseret News Book store,
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WOOL.


ST. Louis, Nov. 2S.-Wool-Nominal,
territory and western mediums, 20Q2l;
nne medium, 17qlS, fine, 1901
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hops.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool, Nov 2S.--Hops at London,
Pacific coast, firm, eS, Ssd es, i5s.
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NEW MAP OF UTAH
1904, SHOWING
LUCIN CUTOFF.

Can be had for 30 cents by all Deseret
New Subscribers. We pay postage,
Price In Chicago one dollar.
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Liverpool, Nov 2S--Close; Wheat
December, II 2Hd March rs ilbdi May
IA atd.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Nov 2S.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 5000; steady to easier; native
steers, 3.15d625 cows and hefers, 2.5O
GS.sj; western steers, 30O0f7j; Texas
steers, 2,I5dS75 cows and hefers, 1926
a325; Gamers 1.15d225; stockers and
feeders. 2,S0d390; calves, 30005.50;
bulls, stays, etc. 2.OO63.Sj
Hogs Receipts, $500: market Sc low
or; heavy i.i5@l55; mixed. li5GA50:
light. i4Odl65; pigs, 4.O00i4O; bulk Of
safes, 445a450
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady
to l0c lower; western i45d4.65; weth-
ers i.i0Mf5O; ewes. 38OQA5O; common
and giockers 35OdtS0; lambs, 5OO0
500
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MORNINGS SALES.

MDRNlNG'S SALES.
Martha Washington, 1000 al ~.
New York, 800 at p,
OPEN BOARD.
Butler.L Liberal, 1000 at liz.
Columbus Con-, 200 AZ l.2S&.
Carisa, 1850 at IA; 236 at lii4; 400 at
Illh.
Grand Central, 30 at 1885.
Little Chief 10000 at "a.
May Day 1900 at 20, 1900 at 29A,
buyer 80
ontario, 25 at 800; 80 at 400. o..
Silver Shield, 500 at l3h.
Victoria, 200 at 2.20,
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call ...........3,3OO s5 LOO
open board ..........,..lISn 2350.l3
lOthl fssssssssssssssssstsiiA li 3-iftp' 10
-----------s-lN-s------~
A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker.
PIG d. +. Walker Block.
IH -
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov 2S.-Cattle-Reoeipts,
$4,000, including 1000 westerns; steady.
Good 10 prime steers, 6.O0dTlOi poor TO
medium, 360G5,S0; stockers and feeders.
2OOq4lO; cows, l35d42O heifers Lisa
500; Gamers L35q2,S5, bulls 2.0Oq42O;
calves, 3O0965O western steers, $500
SIS.
Hogs-Recelpts today 5j,0Oa; 5Gl0c
lower; mixed and butchers i5Oq4.7j,
good 10 choice heavy, A.GOd470; rough
heavy A35qL5O; light, 4.iOqt57h; bulk
Of sales i55Gl6O.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; sheep steady,
lambs strong good 10 choice wethers,
4,30d5OO fair TO choice mixed, 3,5OW
4SO; western sheep, 300Q5.OO; native
lambs 4,3Oa6ij; western lambs, 1000
5s1
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RETAIL.

Corn, per cwt.,,,. ""u"u"S lbs
Corn, cracked. per cwt..n.., i65
Wheat. per bu.,", ,..,,.,.,llOQl20
oats 80. 90. ....,... t.65
Barley. rolled, per cWt.. .. 1.0
Flour. family, per cwt,, .. 2bO
Flour. straight grade. per Gwt 2.IO
Flour, high patent per cwt. 2.9O
Bron and shorts. =. .,... 100
STRAIGHT Efforts 81. .,. 100
Corn meal. per cwt 80. ...22O02SO
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FISH.
WHOLESALE
FARM PRODUCTS.

Alfalfa. per ton, baIled.... 1850
Timothy. q. 3. .. A.. .. 80. 400
Wheat. per bu. .....100 and 10
Corn, per cwt. ......... Las
Corn, cracked, per cwt...... $50
oats go. -, ,n 60. 81. 49,. 1850
Barley, rolled, per cwt.. .,". 1885
Flour, family. per cwt. .,,,,, 2'SO
Flour, straight grade, per cwt $50
Flour, high patent, per cwt,. 2.7O
Bran and shorts .,""t"".. 100
Straight shorts " ." ., go. l2O
Corn meal. per cwt ..,.....190G2.OO