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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29
COMSTOCK'S LOST WEALTH
TO BE RECOVERED

The recovery of millions OF dollars
in quicksilver and amalgam on the
Carson river where theComstoek mills
were formerly located is to be under
taken within the next few weeks by
the Unevida Gold Mining Company,
the controlling concern in several
mining companies in Nevada, Utah
and Idaho.
In the days when the Comstock
was booming and the mills along the
river were turning out millions OF dol
lars worth of bullion each month, little
attention was paid to expenses. 1t is
even said that though the production
of the mines for the twenty odd years
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF III Z
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOX
LYON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate OF MINNIE
HERNLEBEN, Deceased.
Proof for Posting for Settlement OF Account
and Hearing petition for Distribution oil
Estate. . -, -,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That Mrs.
Bertha Snyder, the executrix OF the estate OF
Minnie Hernleben, deceased, has rendered and
presented for settlement and filed IN SAID
court, her first and final account OF hef ad'
miuistration of said estate, and also her pc,
tition for distribution of said estate ana
that Tuesday. the Twenty-fifth day OF Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1917, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, at the court room OF
said court in the City of Yerngton, IN SAID
LYON County, Nevada, at the hour OF ten
o'clock a. m. has been fixed by sad court
for the settlement Of said estate, and hearing
said Petition for Distribution OF said estate,
at which time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his except,
ions in writing. il any they have, TO the sad
account and petition.
Dated September 5th 1917.
Chas A. Mcleod,
County Clerk.
Clark T. Guild
Attorney for Estate.
Date of first publication. September 9Th i9iz.
Date Of last publication September 22nd'l9l|'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29

Death Valley Scotty' is now en-
gagged in ranching about twenty-five
miles from Bonnie Claire. The "man
Of mystery" is enjoying himself on
the edge of Death Valley and IS in
possession OF an orchard that abounds
with several varieties OF fruit, includ-
ing figs, apples, pears, etc, while luc-
ious grapes are secured from vine
yard near by.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29

The writer was sight this week that would make Sol
ONION revise opinion that hee nothing under the
sitting upon This especially pleas
heard that to have the
lodges responsibilities of suffrage would rob them OF all their
womany and make them resign their function home making
These do be
way injured thereby and better day
when and shall have elevated
things in which they have taken
links the chain law and order without which
neither county without
intelligent and willing the high road toward anarchy
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29
Has a High Opinion of Chamberlain S
Tablets

81 have high opinion Of Chamhci-
lain's Tablets for biliousness and as
laxative" writes Mrs. c. A. Barn
Charleston, III. 81 have never found
anything so mild and pleasant to use
Nv brother has also used these tablets
with satisfactory results"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29
MINING LOCATION NOTICE

We carry in stock location no
tices in book form, with good, sub
stantiaI binding. Each book con-
tains rs certificates and Is drpli-
Gates. Price SOC each at the Times
office.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29

Isn't it too bad that all the people best qualified tc
paper engaged in other occupations?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29

the College of the City Of New York
has been elected president of the Uni
yersity of Nevada He will assume
his duties at the Nevada institution
January 1st., 1918.
Some unknown person presented
w /. Bracket, commissioner OF
Humboldt county, with four-day
old baby boy at his home in Winnie
mucca. He was awakened at O'Clock
in the morning by the sound OF an
automobile in front of his house and
later hearing the child crying. investl--
gated and found the baby on the door
step nicely wrapped up. Brackett and
his wife have no children OF their own
and it is believed the baby found
home.-Battle Mountain Scout.
T. A. Sewell, president of the First
National Bank of Elko and one OF
the largest land owners in the county,
was unable to secure enough hands
20 harvest an unusually large crop OF
hav on one of his ranches. FINDING
horses too slow for the work he attach
cd buckrakes to the front OF several
motor cars, which ran over the
smooth meadow, bucking the hay up
10 the stacks and doing four times the
work of team and at less expense
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29

Professor Walter F.. Clark, head OF
the department of political science OF
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-09-29


and that Nevada for her share Some claim that is on
OF peculiar psychology growing OF the but there
good suppose concerned there other
every year spread the country pick little
Again liberal gambling law with practical
makes wide open and this draws
undesirable Added these the fact that negborng states
cleaning up becoming dumping ground for lot
will have busy pretty Nevada to
desirable for decent and law abiding people
The astounding revelations OF the last few days the nature
Gemany dupciy dealing with other nations ought
satisfy kepca Altogether appears that confidence
sacred and that the German absolutely without hon
1t has violated pledges broken treaties and roken all
made of the solemny While
with the United States fomentng trouble between and
Mexico and with Japan and the time using its acced
ed plot leader and dsburer corruption funds While
with Argentina studying the safe osnk
her ships and either conpired with Sweden used her dupe
working frauds nations History furnishes example Of
anything like these proceedings for absolute disregard dict
honesty and violation every principle OF honor and justice
Some sends card with this inscription: "I you
editor who pcaes will be glass plate his
and he will not be standing up True gospel od6ed Tribune
When it signing exemption affidavit lot of wives
learned for the first their husbands supported them during
the past year.
Isn't it too bad that all the people best qualified
paper engaged in other occupations?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
COMMERCIAL AUTOMOBILES
NOW MAKING LONG TOURS
Eugcrncss ot Manufacturers to Meet
Heavy Demands Cnuses Drives
Through Many Nlllcs OF Snow.

1t Is apparent from activities to be
observed around Dodge Brothers Works
in Detroit that neither dealers nor the
general public are losing time in their
drive on the commercial car depart
ment. Nearly every one OF the long AID
constant professions OF passenger cars
which leaves tho factory gates for
cross country runs to tho homes OF
dealers Ia headed by one or more OF
the trim-appcarinE commercial cars on
which delivery began only a few weeks
ago. The fleets Of cars In this respect
are not unlike the great troop trains
OF trucks which were almost invari-
touring car or roadster when the motto:
system OF transportation was intro
duced in the American army on the
Mexican border.
Drivers usually are eager to be as
signed to tho commercial car, for. In
the snow and blustery winds, It's warm
curtain Enclosure Is comfort not to
he scorned. At any rate an emphatic
remark to this effect was made by Il
party of Gcorgians few days ago
when their arrival from the warm and
sunny South was heralded by the first
snowstorm Of the winter. Owing to
the difficulties of freight car transpor-
tation many dealers from all sections
OF the country are meeting the demand
for cars by going to the factory and
driving them through to their dcsti-
nations. This method will be followed
the entire winter. regardless of weather
conditions.
Commercial cars already have been
driven to such far distant points az
Lawrence. Kans.. Atlanta. Ga. Hannibal.
Mo. Paris. Tenn Cincinnati, Ohio,
Waterloo, Ia. Davenport Ia. Johns
town. Pa. and Terre IIaute. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
TOP NOTCH FOR BURLEY
The Kentucky Weed Sells Higher Than
Ever Before Known In His
tory OF StutC.

Tho greatest single sale of tobacco
ever made in the history of Kentucky
has just been Consummated by the
firm of Gorin Bros. says the Louisville
Post,
The sale is one of SOS hogsheads. or
o5O.OUo pounds of Burley tobacco of the
crop OF 1916. which WAS purchased by
the American Tobacco Company at
I'll" price Of 80 cents a pound.
Thirty cents Il pound fO.' such Il great
quantity marks the highest price ever
reached by Ruricy tobacco. Last year
the same tobacco would not have
brought more than II cents.
The year before 81. cents would
have been the price. and in the five
years previous to 1904 the price would
have been less than s cents.
Thus the figure is more than double
what is would have been two years ago
and almost quaGruplc what it was if
teen years ago.
NJ 80 cents pound the American
Tobacco Company pays S2S5.00O for the
tobacco.
This sale practically cleans up all
the old Burlcy tobacco in Kentucky,
Ohio and Indiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
S0UTH'S IRON AND STEEL
INTEREST COMING TO OWN
Required World Wnr to Concentrate
Attention OF Country on Its
Greatest AsHet

Inc following from the current issue
OF the Manufacturers Record is timely
and must attract attention:
The iron and steel interests of the
! South should at last come into their
own. II is most Unfortunate that this
should have To be brought about by
a world war; yet il seemed to take a
world war 10 wake up the business
people of this country to the vital eco
| nomic necessity to the nations well
fare to develop the vast resources Of
the South as the nations greatest asset
Now that the country has come to
realize the situation. there should be n
great Increase in the development of
the iron and steel and shipbuilding in
| terests of the South. This is already
under way. especially as 10 shipbuild-
ing. Plants Of enormous size are being
hurried to completion, completely
changing the entire life of South At
lantic and Gulf Coast cities
The coal and iron-produclng interests
are being pushed to their utmost limit,
but they must be greatly enlarged. The
| governments price-flxing arrangement.
by which pig-iron price was established
at s33 per ton (. o. b. at the furnace.
| promises to have very marked effect
! upon the future of this section. 1t
| gives the Southern iron-maker advant-
ages heretofore denied to him. IT opens
| up the possibility OF larger markets
abroad for Southern iron, and it gives
| to the iron of this section command
| ing position at time when the de-
! mand for iron far exceeds the sup
! ply that every ton which the South can
| produce is needed at II full price, with
| the buyer ready to pay freight to the
selling point. This opens up a new and
| broader field for Southern iron. and in
the interes. OF tae iargcd development
| the price at the furnace should be con-
| tinued by the government. In doing
SO the government is helping to bring
| into use the vast iron and steel-making
| potentialitics of the South and South
west
1t is folly 20 build another furnace
| or steel plant in the East or in tho
West. The railroads are already over
! taxed and they cannot catch up for
| years. All new development should be
| concentrated to the utmost limit Of the
country's ability i'm the South and
Southwest not simply for the enrich
ment OF those sections. but for ma
tional safety. because the East and the
West are already overcrowdcd with
frcight-producing interests and with
congestion of traffic which seriously
mcnnces the welfare of the entire
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
EASTERN KENTUCKY COAL
NOW COMING TO THE FRONT
Hue GrnSs State VieinE With the
VirGinins ms Fuel Producer-The
Ellihorn legion,

Eastern Kentucky is vieing with it's
neighbors. Virginia and West Virginia,
in the matter OF coal mine develop
ment. and seems determined to do its
bit in relieving the fuel shortage in
this country. A dispatch from Ashland
KY, tells OF the very recent organiza-
ton and charterinG Of a dozen or more
new companies that are capitalized at
amounts ranging all the way from $780,
600 to more than half million. all Of
which are going vigorously TO work
mining coal in the Elkhorn coal fields
of Eastern kentucky, and the story
goes on TO tell OF many more COM
panies being organized with ample
capital for the same purpose. 1t also
tells OF tho building of short railway
lines from the trunk lines to reach
these coal mines.
In the Sandy Valley new coal fields
are being opened up every day, and
the product OF that section. already
large, has been almost doubled in the
last few months. The Chesapeake and
Ohio hallway, which has branch lines
running into that important section,
finds it necessary to double-track its
entire Sandy Valley lines. and not
withstandng the high cost of material
and OF labor the officials are discuss
ing the question of pushing the work
Of Misunderstanding during the winter.
The Baltimore and Ohio. too, is seek
ing TO invade the Elkhorn region, and
has already made survey from n
point near Ashland through three
Eastern kentucky counties into the
Elkhorn field. 1t is the opinion OF
the coal mine people that this road
will build at once a line through these
three counties to connect at Shelby
with branch line of the Baltimore and
Ohio already in operation 10 that point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
HANK STATEMENT

NE" YORK, DECEMBER 1.-The actual con-
dition OF clearing house hunks ana trust
companies for the wech (ive days. shows
that they hold sl59 l22ito reserve In excess
of legal requirements. This is increase
OF s3s.75S.7so from last week.
Actual condition.
Loans. discounts, etc. SIS5s sa5 COO: in
crease $3.50 5000
Cash In own vaults, members Federal re-
serve banks ta) slOS,3ss,lo0. decrease. ST.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank Of mem
Der banks. $5si.;s6.0,o; increase. St2. $500.
Reserve in own vaults, Stale banks. and
trust companies CO.. s2o,3s5.oo?: decrease.
Reserve in depos!,aries.. State banks. and
xNst a., Gsin n, I'd deposits s3.iG5. S-j.oo9 in
Ne, time deposits. SOS oc5. COZ: decrease. IS.
5000 w.
Circulation. .sa.2Il.ooo: increase, $4,000
Specie Included In ca and DO. {s2. 304. 900.
Hunited States deposits deducted, $751;
AEsregate reserve. ssl5, SO, 90
Excess reserve. sl32l22, 40 increase. s2S-
Summary of State banks and trus, com
clearing house statement:
specie. s2s. 3ss. 800: decrease. ss,ssl.so,.
Legal tenders. S.4.$3,@co: increase 3d.
Sl2.4ss,4o0.
Banks cash in vault. sli.IoI.o,O.
Trust companies cash in vault. SS3.5is, 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
EAGLE ROCKS BIG FIRE
Blulc Tint Mny Prove to Tie n blessing,
Better Structures to
Go LIN.

EAGLE ROCK. VA. December l.
The big fire which swept through the
business part of this town may prove
a blessing in disguise. 1t is certain
that all OF the business men burned
out Will rebuild. and the steps that
have far been taken in that direction
Indicate that all of tho new buildings
will be better, more substantial and
certainly more ornamental than were
those that were burned.
The buildings burned were Moore
Lime Company's store; III. d. Hammitt's
store and barber shop, Family Thcater.
J. a. Mankey's wheelwright shop: H.
d. Finney's store and residence; J. H.
Myers's store and residences: 4. H.
Mycrs's store, w. w. Cashs insurance
office, w. w. Cash's building occupied
by the post-ofilce, II. l.. Whites drug
store and residence. and the Eagle
Rock Hardware Company's building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
SMALL SALES MARK
DULL SHORT SEASON
Total for Day Only I33,2O0 Shares
OF Which 1900 Arc
u. S. Steel.
NEWS HAS LITTLE INFLUENCE
Russian Situation Considered as
Grave as 1t Can Ever Become.
Lansdownc Letter Discounted and
Other Conditions Disregardcd.
Hy STOXOS WALL.

NE" YORK. December 1.-The day on the
stock exchange duh and irregular: sales
were remarkably small even for 4 short SEES
sion. the total being lJj,2yU shares. with
United State, Steel 1900.
Tho nows reflected littlc influence on prices.
the Russian situation being couaidcrcd as
grave az II will ever become: III. t.ans-
do~nc letter being discounted and other
International conditions disrnBardsd. Rails
are considered soft. although small Eains
were Registered in most OF the Important
Issues. Reading and Union PACING showed
some strcnEth. tn. latter recovering 4 POM
Of It's recent 2-point loss. Reading gained
3-h. as als0 d!d New Haven.
Bethlehem steel in III" carrier part OF inc
session under pressure. but with the
lnai hour due - the current OF Investors
mcnt in coppeIs and tobacco stocks was IN
significant. ,
Marine preferred again showed weakness.
closing with 3-5 loss. -, -,s --o
Surplus ihowcd an increase OF t3s.!3siep
net demand deposits an iucreas. or s-t of9'y'.
and loans Increase OF &Zh3..to.vJ IN ,hc
actual bank statement TO-DAY IN inc aver !.
age statement surplus showed an increase OF
&e5.GiG. $50: net demand deposits an niet ease
OF sio.sTs.CC9. and loans decrease oi
S55.0s0. 600.
NEW YORK. December :.-Mercantilo pa
per. 5h95&.. Sterling sixty-day bills si,,u!-7
commercial sixty-day bills on hanks. va ;
commercial sixty day bills. $500; demand,
St75l.; cables, 80 T-Ic. Bar silver; htit
Mexican dollars. e4LY Government bohus.
steady. Railroad bonds. easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
HARLAN COUNTY COAL
Virginia Holding Corporation Develops
irE linmcnsc Fuel Producing Lands
In Eastern Kentucky.

PULASKI. VA. December Tho
kentenin- Puckett Co. Of this city, have
launched plan for the Immediate de-
velopment of some 5000 acres of coal
lands in Eastern Kentucky. This is a
holding corporation. recently incorpo-
rated under the Virginia laws with
100000 capital stock. Tho company
has control OF vast acres OF coal lands
in Harlan County, Ky. Many OF these
acres have been and are still being
leased to coal operators. who will go
vigorously to work in their develop
mcnt.
II. Hardaway. of st. Paul, Va, is tho
president of the company. and j. l..
Wysor. OF this city, is the sccretary-
treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

NEW YORK. December .l.-Losscs OF some
fractions were indicated In to-days curb
market Pubic interest was small. Indus,
trials generally were quiet. Independent oil
stocks weT. less active with fractional
losses Mining shares were puieter, but
maintained fairly steady tone. Close ::
100 Aetna ~ &, a.: 2.50j Maxim Muuitioa,
~: 20 Nogtn Ann Puiy, "a. Gs: 1o United
Motors. l5N l5i7: 1900 COsdcn u Co. ia ~ !:
20 Federal OIL. - So: 100 International
petro!cuni lzqies,. l.ZJt Metro Petroleum.
5-isa I-is: i.-rg Midwest. IL q IFS. 50 Okla
homa +. q r.. Ii.uIA: II, Usage Hominy.
Ii,V "a tcn OKLAHOMA; on! o:to: - Vie
toTi.. So A.: -,oi.y Atlanta pa J.z: 100 Big
Ledge. ls.G!%.: so boston ana Montana.
OK D.. a,H,I Calumet and jerome, 5-lo
7-ls; 5.py9 jerome Verde, il-lG9A: so
JUMBO EAtens.o;!. lJ6ii.. loo lulh-r Lode.
Z. az D.: 500 Rex Construction, lQltl2: 1000
Tonopah Extension. 5-lGMlss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
Community Buildings mt Lea,ssylIrc

LEAKSNILIE. y. c.. December l.
The Carolina Cotton and Wooden Mills
Company has accepted plans for the
immediate erection of community build
ines here and at their mills at Draper.
These buildings. which will be for
the benefit Of the employees OF the
two large manufacturing plants. will
include rooms for religious, educational
and social work. an auditorium for
exhibitions, movirg-picturc shows, etc.
and gymnasium. These buildings
will be commenced by or before spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va. December /. 1917
Report for week ending November 2s:
tSsis: common to fair. 7as Choice hc ffE1a,
.,;@s: medium to good 1923; common to
oxen. s9sii; medium to good. Gla97is; com.
@7&: Hight, sdesls Best calves. il: com.
mon 10 fair. iiTl2is Rest heavy hcEs.
sows and stays. 1905 Best sheep sGs;
common 10 fair 5h206b7 Best lambs. l5Ec Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
Water supply for Coming Yeur,

BENSON, n. c., Dccembc- 1.-The
town Of Benson is to have water works
Of sufficient capacity to keep the town
supplied with water for many years
to come. The sum Of $4,000 is to be
expended for this Improvement, and
the works will be built with the view
of easy enlargement when it shall be
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
VItsEI" u. BUtNII " '.U.E
Richmond. Va. December ]

NEW YORK. December There was iur-
thcr scattering liquidation in the cotton
market to-day. ACCOMMODATED 10y reports OF
Increased spot offerings from the south
After selling 2..S early. January rallied
to .? 81. but later broke 10 80 and closed
at -. Is with III" general HIST closing barely
steady a, "a net Gecin. OF 20 IS points ,
Early advices reported that th,r. mad
been buying OF spots in ~. Eastern belt
markets late yesterday. believed TO be Tor
foreign account. and that there had been
a good business at The easier basis. Some
buiiish sentiment was also inspired by re-
ports OF n continued good demand Tor heaN?-
Weight cotton goods in the domestic mar
kets. and the weekly Statistics showing
larger summers takiHrs than for the same
week last year. These features Were Offset.
however. by ruIncrS that considerable cot
ton would be- rendered on December before
the end OK the month, and reports OF larger
business was sinaIlc: than for some time
past. and 1t seemed the iinp!cssi"n mat
the trading since tn. advance Of last Mon
day had been largely IN the way OF reGuc-
Ing accounts. pending "A better lire on APP
.lr.. 1911 IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
North Carolina Furniture Factory.

SYLVIA. y. c., December 1.-The Ma
tional Products Corporation has been,
chartered here with 100000 capital
stock to manufacture furniture on an
extensive scale. John y. Presley, w,
NJ. Hoffman and Frank l.. Allen, ex-
pcrienccd furniture men, are at the
head of this enterprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
pcvclnnlng ,1lncrnls in wxthe cou..-

INANHOE VA. December The
Helen Mineral Company of Virginia has
been incorporated here to devclop min
cral mines in this vicinity. s. L. Boggs.
of 1vanhoc. IS the president of the
company. and II is understood that
Pennsylvania money is behind the en-
terpriSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
BOND LIST

Am v.-itInr papor b. ODD ........... Ssia
EnxIo Fr.n"n So observation-disclosures. 80.
s,,r,ic ,:r.st Line Is. ~ IpidJ...... So
1T and y col a. (asiSed,...... iSh
q y: -. ti' f1Sal,t,nor., taskedf ~ SO
t.ht .a,.als, aid Ohio cv ti.s............ .oia
Chesarcake and ohio cv. 5s............... ~.
I.iIsett and Myers ta ..........'......'
Mercantile 81 ......... ...:....'.......
s.aboard Air Line adj. Is tbidt .......-
Sou,hern iia,I~ay n Observation-Disclosures. bs,t
Southern Railway a. Old .........,.... pa
u. S. Registered q. ls,P..............''. -
J. s E kss:'s5s&2 IS IS ~ s:!.:::::: q
= {. a.
y & ih"riy loan ?igs................ ~ n
Il S Second Liberty Loan is............ 1916
4 : Styc. I. / 5o....-................... 3:'7
Nn -F3rnv:n Iiroh Nv Va faSkcd) As
Va Car. Chemical Go. lst IS tb!db. ..... -
Na-Cur. Chemical 90. CT. LIST Is tbid)... ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MAREFr

CH1CAGO. December l.-Prospects OF a
wsek had much to do to-day with declines
Prices. although steady at the close, We're
&c TO It. net lower. with January I.i5Is and
down. and provisions OF 25c to i.jc.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close.
Futures not quoted.