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The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27

Hon, Harry Myers, the Republican
candidate Tor governor, spoke Tuesday
forenoon Rt the court houae t0 very
fair audience, composed chiefly " Re.
publicans, with just enough Ola sprink'
ling " Democrats to lrnyrn II Mycra
went over practically thu same ground
Ia regard 10 Davis past record as was
gone over previous 10 the primary, and
ELECTED considerable applause from his
auditors Knowing that only by the
aid Of many Democratic votes has he
any chance oi warming the governor =
chair he made n play for the votes of
those ot the party prpHeui While no
doubt many Democrats will be unable
10 swallow Davis past record yet they
will nlao buck when n comes ~ swallow
Myers with n Powell Clayton dressing
Personally Mr. Myers isa very pleasant
gentleman W II Neal acted M master.
0f.ceremonins NJ the speaking Mr.,
Myers waR accompanied by Mr. ioHt VI
Little Rock,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27

Alex. Gooding and Roy Morrow
made up party Of two that went to st.
Louis Monday to see the exposition.
Carl Brodie, Ben Cornelius, Will
Hayman, Jr and Ben HALEY made up
party that left Sunday for the expo,
j. W, Scott is having his residence,
which was recently seriously damaged
by fire, rebuilt and will soon have it
ready for occupancy.
A l.. Ratterree left Tuesday for Will.
burton, |, T.. where he proposes to en-
gage In the mercantile business His
family will follow him about the first of
next month.
The hardware firm Of AlIen-Edmond-
son has been dissolved, Mr. Edmondson
retiring The business will be con.
tinued by Mr., Allen under the style Of
r. p. Allen Hardware Co.
Phil Tobin, after spending two weeks
here with D. W Brodie and family, left
Wednesday for the Territory, where he
is connected with the bridge building
department Of the Midland Railway.
b, F, Strong and Miss Bessie Moody
secured marriage license last Monday
and Justice Miller was sent for and tied
the knot before the document had u
chance to become moth eaten.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
gave q very enjoyable lawn party in
court square last Tuesday evening,
They had engaged the Eagle Band Of
Fort Smith for the evening and every.
thing passed of pleasantly,
Carl Jones came down from Musko-
gee, |, T., Wednesday on day s visit
TO his mother and other relatives Mr.,
Jones reports oil has just been struck in
paying quantitiesat Wagner and every.
body Is wild with excitement.
7, b. Coppage came in from his old
home in Missouri Friday and left for
Temple, Texas, Sunday, after spending
Saturday with Claude Cain aud other
friends, and watching the Browns get
shut out at Fort Smith
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Tribute of a Friend.

The sad tidings of the passing away
Of an old cherished friend and close
neighbor Mrs. +. A. Pernot), tells me
that another tie has been riyen, and my
friend will greet me no more. Forty
nine years of an unbroken friendship,
strengthened by the flight of time sweet
ened by experience and hallowed by sor-
row, has become but memory. 1t is
comforting to know that in life you
understood and appreciated the qualities
of your friend. Mrs. Pernot had n
personality which made her brave true,
inhexible for the right, conscientious
in all things, assiduous in the several
vocations of life, quietly independent,
and over all glowing affection and
sweet tenderness, All these elements 80
gently mixed that she endeared herself
to all who knew her truly, Mrs. Pernot
belonged to a vanishing type Of fifty
years ago-the simple life She ruled
with loving sway the destinies of a well
ordered christian home, where loving
obedience WAS the rule. The influence
of such a home is rich legacy to the
community. We miss this dear old
friend whose life had the Majesty of
Peace, and
"A countenanCc In which lid meet
Great Records aud Promises az Sweet"
r. A. T.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27

Az n meeting of the stockholders "
the Van Buren, Developing Co.. held
last Wednesday II WAS practically de-
cided to discontinue drilling at Rudy
and dismantle the drilling outfit The
company has played In hard luck ever
since the beginning Of its existence, Az
start II lost u considerable sum Of
money on the contract II took tor drill.
Ink well at Muskogeo, aud since be.
ginning here careless work on the part
Of the drillers has cost II large sums ~
money and now ut depth of about 1850
feet they feel they have expended
enough They may, II given some
encouragement try drilling closer Ia
Van Buren,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27


On the ticket to be voted for next
month the three names OF Railroad
Commissioners, owing to some techni'
cality, will be- found missing, Write
them in You will find them In the
ticket ~ published IN The Press.
Clyde Kagy, who has for some time
past been employed M book.keeper In
the First National Bank Of Fort Smith,
has been rendered and has accepted the
position OF cashier Of the Farmers
National Bank Of Fort tiipson, which
will open for business September first,
Mr., Kagy's many Van Buren friends
are pleased 10 hear Of this show Of
confidence on the part Of the bank
promoters IN his ability,
A circular signed be several hundred
Of M good Democrats NJ can be found In
Crawford county IN on, Announcing that
they 10 not, owing 10 the well.known
Irregularities during tho late primaries
consider Judge A, T, Gross the regular
nominee Of the Democratic party for
state senator and that they would sup
port Hon, X, Comstock for that posi-.
ton This coming on the heels Of the
hue and cry of "bolter, which hap
been thrown at Mr., Comstock by some
Of Gross old cronies must make them
feel rather funny,
Jas Morell has had rased the little
brick Office building on his lots Ndjoin.
ing the foundry M we'll m part Of the
machine shop, and will have II modern
and eommodiouB building for machine
shop erected on the Water street front
of his lots The razibg OF the brick
building removed another landmark
Adjoining II In early days was frame
building IN which WAS published Van
Buren & first Newspaper, The Arksp.
ana lntelligences on which Capt Wm,
Bowlin served as dayIl aud "adju.ier
Of the movable" Tor sis or ssyon years,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Harrison Bound Over.

Simon Harrison, colored, WAS bound
over by Judge Fry at Fort Smith Satur-
day for criminal assault made upon
Maud Cravens, also colored in the
Bend, - two weeks ago, The girl
testified that Harrison went over on the
ferry with her and followed her as she
was on her way home, and knocked her
down with club She was badly in
jured aud WAS able to leave the house
for the first time that Saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Phones; Store, 1873; Res, 1876
STOP THAT C0VGHl

When cough, a tickling or an irrita-
tion in the throat makes you feel un.
comfortable, take Ballard = Horehound
Syrup. Don wait until the disease has
gone beyond control. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Anderson, 254 West 5th st. Salt
Lake City, Utah, writes; 1--WE think
Ballard 8 Horehound Syrup the best
medicine for coughs and colds, We
have used 1t for several years it always
gives immediate relief, is very pleasant
and gives perfect satisfaction. - 25c
soc, 81 90, Sold by City Drug Store
A w. Meier.
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CURES SCIATlCA.

Rev w l.. Riley, l.. l., D. Cuba
New York, writes. After fifteen days
Of excruciating pain FROM sciatic rheu
matism, under various treatments,
was indused TO try Ballard = Snow Lini.
ment; the first application giving me
first relief and the second entire relief
! can give It unqualified recommend
alton, - Csc, 6Oc, 81 90, Sold by City
Drug Store, A, W, Meier,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
F. G. KERR g. CO., Van Buren, Ark
RHEU MATlSM.

When pains or irritation exist on any
part OF the body, the application Of
Ballard = Snow Liniment gives prompt
relief K.W Sullivan, Prop. sullivan
House, III Reno, o., T., writes. June 9
1902 / take pleasure In recommend.
ing Ballard's Snow LinImeut to all
who are afflicted with rheumatism IT
IL the only remedy | have found that
gives immediate relief - Csc, SOC,
81 90, Sold by City Drug Store A, w.
Meier
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Ess.--Pirst publication Aug 20: last oct ?.
Bank Charter
No. 1861.
No. 1851.
Treasury Department,
fice of Comptroller Of the Currency,
Mnshlmplnn d. q. Angnst Il lan4

Washington, ID. G., August l3, 1904
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
prescribed to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that The First
National Bank of Van Buren,, - located
in the City of Van Buren in the County
of Crawford and State of Arkansas, has
complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes of the United States, required
to be complied with before an assOcia-
tiOn shall be authorized to commerce
the business Of Banking:
Now THEREFORE |, VIM. B. Ridgely,
Comptroller Of the Currency do hereby
certify that The First National Bank
of Van Buren,, - located in the City OF
Van Buren,, in the County of Crawford
aud the State of Arkansas, is authorized
to commence the business Of Banking
as provided in Section Fifty one hundred
and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and Seal Of office this Thirteenth
day of August, 1904.
VIM. b. RIDGELY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
LOCAL and Personal.

When you want the best in Job Print
ing, ring up No. 55-that's US.
R.A. VanCleave made brief visit to
McCurtain, |. T., Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norman are
visiting friends at Shawnee, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs p. b. Choinski are back
from month s stay at Eureka Springs
We would be pleased to have you
telephone us any item Of news, Our
number is 55,
Mr.. and Mrs J s. Grammar returned
Saturday from st, Louis rs did also
Rev, Finney.
The Wallace circus ia billed on the
local desd.walls to appear at Fort Smith
September 9th,
P.D. Scott came down from st, Louis
Monday, stopping off at Winslow to
visit his mother.
Yes we do job Printing. And what 8
more you needn be ashamed TO send
our work out, lt'll stand comparison
s, W Stewart Of the Oakland Fruit
Farm spent several days this week ut
Charleston and Paris Ark.
The Browns and the Fort Smith
r, p As are scheduled to play on the
local grounds this afternoon,
Mrs. G, f. Harvey and niece Miss
EtHe Malone, returned Wednesday from
an extended stay at Waldron,
A good place to get pure spices, fruit
acid, havoring extracts IL the City
Drug store,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shibey and Mr.,
and Mrs, G., w, Dunn have been do.
ing the exposition this week.
Chas Ribling has rented the Neal
building adjoining Merrill 3 meat mar.
ket and moved into II Thursday,
Miss Mollie Humphrey Of Joplin,
Miss, IL the guest OF Mesdames Theo,
Winningham and Dave Goldsmith.
The Rogers Lumber Co, hss just re-.
ceived large amount Of l2inch boxing
which they are selling ut Sl,25 per 100
feet,
Il, l., Bernard left Sunday for ST,
Louis 10 visit the exposition, His place
is being temporarily filled by Jno, B,
Ogden,
John eagle and Miss Mamie Irwin
and Chas, Meadors and Miss sula Doss,
all Of this county, were granted marri.
nge license Wednesday,
WIN Rowe has purchased some lots
In McGee Addition from Il, =. Allen
and will build II residence thereon ,
which he will occupy with his family,
Reports coming from the wake fol-
lowing Rob't l., Rogers speaking
throughout the state Ia TO the effect that
he Ia creating great havoc with the Re.
publican fencea,
Mayor pernot has issued an ediet
calling on property owners 10 cat the
grass aud weeds of their property and
from the sidewalks adjoining and pro
poses TO have II enforced,
The river took on another rise frat Of
the week, Old river men say they never
have seen II behave 80 before, Not once
during the entire summer has Il reached
tho customary low summer stage,
Constable Smith aud sheriff pilcock
Tuesday arrested white man five milee
north of town, who Ia wanted ut Han
son, 1T, for horse stealing He gave
the name Of Frank Lewis Officers eam9
down from Hanson Thnrsday morning
A,d took the prisoner back with them,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Toat Its Value,

Simmons Liver Purifier Is the most
valuable remedy ever tried Tor consti
patton and disorderrd liver II does ~
work thoroughly, bat does not gripc
like most remedies Of its character,
certainly recommend II whenever the
opportunity occurs,
W, NJ ToaLNsoS,
Price 25o Oswego, Kansas,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Poteau Not In 1t.

The Poteau, Il. IT, ball team played
the Browns at the local park Tuesday
aud Wednesday and added two more
notches to the Browns stick. Tues
day 4 game went for the Browns by a
score Of 0 to / and Wednesday 8 TO 0,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
NEW COTTON GIN.

Be sure and get Our Prices
before having your cotton GIN
ned.
We buy cotton in the seed,
also cotton seed and pay the
highest market prices.
Our gin is new and up-to-
date and you will be satisfied.
Van Buren Gin Co.,
BY W. r. Hays, Mgr,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Where Others Failed.

Each spring Tor FIVE or six years
broke out with kind Of eczema which
nothing seemed 10 relieve permanently,
Finally tried box of Hunt Cure,
which promptly cured me Two years
have passed by but the trouble has not
returned MRs KATE HOWARD,
SOC per box, Little, Rock, Ark,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Always Ready

Cheatham 3 Laxative Tablets cured
me Of third day chils and rid my system
Of malaria poison They do what you
say they will, now carry n package
In my vest pocket, They are always
ready, L. M DUNCAN,
25c per box, Pleasant Hill, La.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
Worlds Fair Coach Excursions.

The Frisco System will sell Coach
Excursion tickets to St Louis and re.
turn at rate of s.. IS on Sept. Sd, 4th
l4th, 2lst and 2Sth. These tickets al
low you seven days in st. Louis
P. w. FURRY, Agent.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27

Get in line-latest out-Parker and
Roosevelt watch fObs, very handsome,
nickel plated. Post paid, by mail 20c in
stamps. TAYLOR S NOVELTY Co.,
Kansas City, No.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
AnnIlAnf Onn.

T. W Alexander, Bracken, Mo,
says II had n chance 10 purchase
aud use one bottle Of Hunts lightning
oil | think II the best liniment aver
saw - MIR Alexander speakelh " isely
and truly 2j and SOC bottels
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
The Courts.

NIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
" Third Mondays in June and November
J II Evans, Judge; Il l. Rogers, Pros Attorney
COUNTY COURT meets in Van Buren, on the
y lst Monday In January, April, July and Oc'
S0ber
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
i in Februery, May, August and November.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27
FRISCO SYSTEM. :.
MO. PACIFIC.

GOING WEST.
Daily
No IS Arrive 30j IN Depart $40 IN
No So " $40 3 M 80 IN
Daily, except sunday.
No IS Arrives 400 p III stops at Van Buren.l
GOING EAST
Daily.
No Sc Arrives E0o p m Departs l;lO p m
No 81 1880 p M 1900 M
Daily, except Sunday.
No &c (Russellville Local. Departs at 500 m
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Daily except Sunday.
Greenwood Local Arr. $50 =, m. Depart, 80 p m.
Nos SO and IS go through to GOfeyyille.
Pullman scepers on 50 and 81 Through
tickets on sale to all points. For further in.
formation telephone No p or call on
W. HYNES, Agent
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-27

Special Nottcs in the local Columns Fire cents
a Line for FIRST Insertion, and .fre cents per
line for each subsequent insertion. AL locals
rpn aud charged for at abore rates until or
dered Discontinued
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don Pqt qssea 'gs Is 3D. p'S and II Fu h1
saey naenas Sa sa %ai n5Tisp'fd I'd
also in london "a. spot 3eeS
ing Us % to t56 Us 3D. while were Is Cd lower
at s12 75a$ls elecotio si2 s2asi2 qnG aS
here but decned Is 50 to was f u Iss n
NeWYo and ss also "aS s9sdX at s5as5 o
a 4I is S 3D. ~ closed at ass Cd in Glasgow and
and NOR: or less nSminal No foundry Northern
30 99gndry Southern foundry southera i,
MoL.ASsEs AND sYRUPs-with rnoderat. of,,.rr.
crate Quotations follow RhSggh business is rather mod
NeRahs ob bs t l19ic' goo 1a2lc 227c
sSs fair leeiso; good. i92ie; pa 2s SSo fa1 5t
OCEAN FREIGHTs-rnquiry for full caygo s,e.-, 90,
mage continued light and Improvement in rates was
firm and vessels moderate demand Coastwse e Es
GLASGOW s aa9 Hui 10 g. f 6%ISis
Io 9sa S Sew Taf 2.d nemina Lh nominal
yoTPoo 100 Iondo% oats 3D. RisS c f9stRn
AmseEs is o. bs gram @rm Ralt a56S
tons cotton etc savannah to Continent b stasF 23
sy B sr obtns5 tons timber CUT United
ss1msr 0sS 9Hs India trade rip
West India trade six month"; 9s at about 5e5 March
md. fruit trade ST months . pFyats Mar6
,. ZOE ZOE coai' ,HGIloK 70 81 Lucia
aEH1 private terms British i ss s 80
lumber Kings Ferry Curacao private terms: schooner
Schooner Iii tons coal PhadsPhia to Santiago private
tsIas schooner 49, tons ties hrunswiek to Phlsdel
Amboy. i5c: schooner CPS tons lumber Fernandina
cement out private terms schooner 67 tons lumber
be- Jacksonville to P9ilaaspha private terms schooner
Two to as ST. Br scSoone1 5o on eG
9a 20 So Es s. 81 h sese oq
petroleum PI~6elphia 70 Hiogo and or) Moj &c
United Kingdom Continent. private terms February
March.
the strength lard products Refined petroleum IN
st sf0e yt asaaa but sdvaneo
s9HdFs white g iC bulk IS 2s m g. sS O.
pSia SIT Is: water white New-York bbs $50 test si l0
&. IS SS 6S 81 g. 10 81
coTToSsEED rTPs crude .6 m na1 Ssi prime
White ss4oS prime winter yellow 4Og42e nominal
%assa 'fsS f d5
wh h in grain
e::sa $500 ana s0 $500 5ns at oia 00P
2ss fSny . ss ohG stp sSar s S5s sl
s sac Fs ssa, nT sa Sa0 iaala HANS
auet qaosed at $50 9saf sxoi 100 b. &c: 40 70 7se
Sa st Eafsa s isS Is Pic BELLE.
q 81 7 ss.. y at S Ia @
Tw ' &C. Sty a a. . saah!y aaoa
mn ss0.od, 30 South o smeciSa 3 sr
S SS6saen At Ga sGe sESRiN quiet aa0ed' oieO
6s city lard sesgns .s saay but quiet desirable grades
bringing full Prices Quotstions fellow DOmesti ordi-
HaT sea- s.ss 1iF e s Psta Sc japan foreign
nominal; do domestic. 3s.G4Ec; Java 4Aqaac; Han
s0sn d "A eopS sasess is moderate mostly tho
changed Prices quoted net less per cent for eas
days loaf and crushed i5e Esgle tanlets
4eoc: powdered powdered and TUT Powdered
se Eass Hses IS es1oss n
bags 10 bags. hne granuiated. 4eoc; Eagle nns
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OTHER MARKETS-8Y TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 22.-CATTLE-Receipts $500: market
steady good to prime steers 81 O0aS5 Co poor TO me
dum. 81 e5S4 5O stockers feeders S2G$; cows and
heifers 81 a0Gs4 90: Gamers 50Gs2 AZ bulls S2GS4
calves. S3@Si 10; HOGS-Receipts today 600: 10
morrow 20 900; mixed and butchers 9O4lS5 good
choice heavy s. O5d$5 20; rough heavy 81 $685. %
light 81 60Gs4 o. bulk OF sales 81 S5aSj % SHEEP
Receipts 5000 sheep and lambs strong to Toe higher
good choice wetheFs 81 10GS4 50 choice mixed
81 25dS4 native lambs. 81 5OQS8-
Cincinnati. Jan 22-HOCiS quiet. higher, So
CATTLE steady, $2as4 so. SHEEP strong. So 2JGs4
Fast buffalo Jan AT 400 head
ass heifers $Sgst 30; sGws 81 6o4$4 bulls 81 75gs4
head; steady s6gs7 70 Receipts, 100 head;
s. a. Workers. 50 35Gs5 4o pigs. s. 9Ga$5 roughs
81 ioG 81 30. seGs, sass 10 SHEEP AND
cepts II 900 head steady; lambs S5GS6 ST 80;
yearnES s5aS5 90 wehers, 81 jo9s5 ewes S4 25gS4 40
sheep. mixed. 81 5OdS4 40
Kansas city, Jan 22.-CATTIsF,-E Receipts
including 200 Southerns Market steady lOc higher
Export and dressed beef 81 +OnS5:
So asa -; Western fed steers. 81 iUaSi
and feeders s3JSi TO- Southern S3NS4.
s2dS2 15 native S2GS3 Gil; native helfers
81 50rS3 ~; bulls 50 25aS3 80; calves T5fS6 HOGS
Receipts 5000 head. Market 5Nl0c higher: top 81 O5
bulk OF 81 T5aS5 o. heavy a5fS5 o. packers
81 6Jas4 OH pigs and lights. ST 3OG$4 STA SHEEP
Receipts 1000 head. Market steady. lambs
81 5Oas5 So Western lambs 81 bOg$5 20: ewes
asa Western fed yearlings s4GS0 and
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NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-EDNA

Fischer, Plaintiff against Henry Fischer and Jacob
Gruner, Individually and Executors
OF
Emil Kraatz individually and and
the alleged last Will and
Fischer Elizabeth Fischer KRAFT
beth Friedrich Gustave Friedrich May Fischer, Lille
Fischer Theresa Fischer, Louise Fischer Fischer
ana Catherine Fischer Defendants Trial New
ants each of them: You are HEREBY summoned o
answer complaint this action. and TO a copy
the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
the service of this summons exclusive OF
day Of service and In case OF your failure appear
cra judgment will lie taken against By
fault for the relief demanded in the complaint.
GILBERT W. MINOR. Plaintiffs Attorney, Office &
p a06 Broadway OF
haitian Of New York
To following named defendants.
to Wit: ETniI kraatz individually. and OF
and Trustee under the alleged last will
of Fischer. deceased: Anna Kraatz. Elizabeth
Friedrich Friedrich Elizabeth Fischer May
Fischer Lille Fischer: The foregoing
served upon you by publication pursuant
Fitzgerald, Justice OF the
he State Of York dated December 12th' 1903 anil
ned with original complaint the Office OF
OF the County New York the County Court House
I'm the County York Borough Manhattan. City
OF New York. 10Th day of December. 1903
Dated New York. December 18th, 1893.
GILBERT W. MINOR. Plaintiffs Attorney ONCE &
y. o. Address. No. aOG broadway Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York
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Cash quotations follows: FLOUR hrmer
WHEAT No 3, 75gS7c: No . red S6ls 49lNc; CORN, No
q 46&e; No yellow. 4sc: OATS. No 2 39q391se No 3
No !. 81 ON No Northwestern, 81 l25a; TIMOTHY
SEED, So %; CLOVERSEED. contract grade, sl1 25;
PORK mess per bbl SS 221 QSl3 35 LARD. 100 To-
OPS; SHORT RIBS SIDES Qoosel, 50 81 4S6 d21s
SHORT Cboxedl. Sc e. ass u.s. WEiISFIEI
wines. 81 "a On the Produce Exchange to-
dares. 1S1lec. EGGS Arm ct mark, cases included. 25
27hc. CHEESE steady. lo4l0'sc
Duluth Jan 22-Close: WHEAT-No 1 hard sTAc
No Northern S5&c. No Northern. s9Ac; May. s74c:
July. S6tsc.
Milwaukee Jan 22-WHEAT 1c lower; No 1 Northern.
SpGpOc No 2 SIC; May 9Oitc. RYE steady; No I. 81
GGlac. BARLEY 1c lower; No q 62c; sample, 37q61c.
CORN Vac lower No s. 42d4Sc; May. 4s%gis14c
MINNEAPOLIS Jan a2-Close: WHEAT-May. sS11c;
July. sU9.ysGaic; September 76l3c.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22.-WHEAT-1tc lower; contract
grade. January 81 e392c CORN-Steady. but quiet;
January 5Uss G5lc OATS-Firm bat quiet; No white.
Western 3ci extra nearby prints,
aTc EGGSDu1 and lie lower fresh nearby, Ale at the
mark; Western, soc tho mark fresh South
western 20g3Uc the mark; fresh southern. 2sG29c at
mark Enthusiastically. fair demand New-forS
choice fancy. llb=Ql1%c: New-York full
fair good, 1G4lc. Recepts-F1our, 5000 bois
and 295O0O Sacks wheat, Loco bush: 49.OOO
bush; oats 1000 bush shipments-Wheat. 1900 bush;
corn. SO coo bush; oats 5000 bush.
st. Louis. Jan. 22.-Cose: WHEAT-No red cash.
90 nc; May S59sQS5@c; July. 79hc hard. SEQ
CORN-No cash. 4.c May. 46s 146Ac; July 45 ti46c.
OATSNo cash. 39lsc; May. 40lac; No white. Al nc
Toledo. Jan. follower SEED closed: Cash and
uary SO s2ls February. SO SO; March, SO 00 ALSIkE.
prime. So 30 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 40
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. 2o.-6aosng: wEIEAT-spot nominal;
No red Western winter. no stock Futures steady;
mixed steady Is add Ameresn mixsd OH form.
steady. 9s Cd FI1oUR-st Louis fancy winter dull.
81 los BEEF-steady: extra India mess Gas Cd PORK
Prime Western easy 65s HAMS-short cut IA
10 Is 10 quiet BAeoN-Quiet: Cumberland cut
20 TO ~ short b. le a ~ sos long
middles light rs "a 10 37s 3D. long clear mindless
heavy So to 20 No. sls short clear backs 10 to 20 ~
Square II 10 NJ quiet s4s LARD-Firm: prime West
ern in tierces. 36s 3D. American refined in pals
BJIwvTER-Nominal. CHEESE-AmeFcan finest white
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steady rs 81. TURPENTINE,-sp firm. 47s Cd.
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