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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
The Prenier's Speech.

,.,>.,> ttd~aysir, ;ir
. ,h, CONSERVATIVES
- .t, ,r.,Ics ruin,r affected bv tho
~ I'm ,,I,;,.i, ,,.,..,1 ,h. uorIs.
So ,,,,r,,,,,. l.,.. .ri,.ri Ir,yid LLOYD
t..,o.nn ,r,, Rri,fsr nr,r,.. minister. 90
49, c,n,.rnr,,,.,s reasons for
49, ,or,,,,. - y,istr., more. men for
.t n.,L .,,,.,, r,i.rr..d az length Ia
49,; 49,, ,.,..,,, .,,c.,h. rI rrcsi-
h.. r.,,..,,, r,,..,r4rrr tI,,. ,yur aims ot
49,, r.r,,.,,;,. ,i;i.s and ,I,.. United states
,r.,r ,l,.,,!,.,r. M. ,..i,,.-ri,ii,;ivcs for
tho shirt IN which IN; had met he
government, III. premier SAID lhrr" was
no other ;li"rnI'Iv" cor RAISING mon.
EXCEPT either L. rnr',u;; lie military
AZ. or q, sr.,::u" w"mr,i"d El"u back
and hnck AGAIN t., ~. IiIiuG hl".
Must Have EJorc Men.
As 80 tn" Urs"''"T "f r:'irIu& men. Mr..
LLOYD George >.,id ina /" and hts col
LEAGUES. who a.' "m -. watch tower.
could mo- d"ny j., aui 'ha' nnI"SN ~"
Mood had h.cn urgent the; would 10;
have, hrntirnt forward tIi, demand nrw.
..rr.r. NJ. men ,yro thought i should
boy,. h,,.n done before" said Mr.. Lloyd
Crrrrr "Thrrr arg men who belicN"
nu,.,, T., ,i -, ON = ln;Irh mar.
s,.....,,;,,,.. ,,.,, rr.,.. an, , few who
,,. ,',,,.n, M, f., in i ;,i All and
I,,,,,.. ,,hn s.,y hn,h things
S'iiu '"''''''''' - .,,,t.. !,
~ ''''' - ,,,, ,,r,
""ul'! u" i"''% 80 "''"''''" .',,. ' w.,
tn" INDUSTRIES ~ '''"' :. ,,,Ii
nH'd ARCS. wa INC '''''' i'''' - w..
In treason I" ia" Sla''' '''"S"n !" '"'
country. /" democracy '''" 80 w, '""'|
at freedom II Wit"n thu h""d "'" ARISE
"" had not mad" IN" d"lnahn'
Must Beat Germany
L assam" that Ill al !."H her" ~ your
hearts hrlI"r" that In" waT aims &C.
riarrd h. that great labor conference
l,.rrcsnt The minimum al justice which
ynu .rou rnSsinIy accept as q settle
men: If hi. terrible Iisuutr. II W. arc
r,. oII, :. dcf,,t I'm, German forces.
:, ,r, ,o, ..hl,. Il, r..i,;, the military.
,,,.,, ,r rr,,.i, !. rh,r.. any man
tar, i, ,i., ,,,.,.....s:,,, of his wis who
,,iio,.| ,h,, avn ~ ,..,ur ,crns-,hn
, .,',,.-,,.,,11 H., crfnrrrd"
1870 .,r.,,... h,,,,, Ih,. demands
','' ,',' = a,,, .,o, ,,Il,;,,-
,'' i,,,''.,,,,i, ,r w.. rv,r,,nc yar
,',, ,,.,,,, ,.,m, g., ..r,h .ycrvlhinr and
49,. ...,,.r, and an tho heavenly
r',.,,,.,r,,,,,, en-, ,.,iL,ur .,hcut the mod
49, ,,,,,,.. - 49,. ,,,e, ,,rirIs; souls
- ,bis .,.%,.rrIIV. Try 10 cash thai
,bcr,,r e, the IIin,Irnl,urg bank: II Will
I,r returned III hnn"rcd. Whatever terms
are. .sr, f,ryard I,y ANY rncifisi orator
,n ,bcs. ,:.nds ,ru will no; gn; them
,,sh.d h,- Won I.ul"uurff nr tho kaiser
or any IT Ih"sr great maEnatrs unless
YOU have got IN" power IN enforce 'he"''
Allies War AIMS.
"rr"S;I"ni Wilson ana ln!ScH l"'''
dawn what was *uhStahl lA'l! IN" sum
programme or d"mHndS l"F 'h' W. ''''i'"
'ti"m If THIS WAR.
How !n* shat rT"Ira'nn,r oeHr
""iE"d: Throughout III" Nn''' w .-,
allied '"l'fl'riSS h"H ' ,,,r,. h,,r
with h''h'"'' n't' , i'"r ,,, trnr,
" E"''" '''S'n III ';.r 49,, nd mad,
"" mn WI" M!N,, ''..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
NO NEW CASES

According 20 Z statement made last
evening. tnar have be-; no now cases Of
smallpox dcvclopc in the house in the
region Of i'll fame below the creek. thnt
was discovered early yesterday morn
ing The place has been Quarantined
with all its occupants. and are being
carefully guarded. The patient Cam
eron man. has been removed TO the
municipal hospital and is doing as we'll
as can be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WANTED-Salesmen.

wAHnp-BiK concern established u
Years wants at once. two live spec
iaitv statesmen for 1918: age 81 to 80:
row: unqualified merchandising plan: ste,
pie moderate priced goods. En ii va.
nynnnses G, r. williams. 1900 Euclid
Ave, Cleveland. Ohio. Department 233".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

DAY p"rinti wen; out to-day Ia all local
=" personalities OF the fuel admins ira
I'm. They directed that supIii"" r.''rh-
ny 'h"jr destination il. taken over Ivy
the fuel officials uni Distribution nm"ni:
thr preferred class IT huriS"h"lderS.
hospitals. public utilities and Others
whom tn" order does NOT affect. AT IN"
sam" time Secretary NrAd"" sent i'''' .
Er,lms asking ali railroad presidents in
IN" eastern territory L. r"-"i'"ratc WIN
Tho fuel officials.
Endorsed by McAdoo.
Secretary McAdoo mad" this stale
ra"nt endorsing the fuel administrator g
stand: Il think the results uf the nrhs-
will be rcry beneficial To- TIE country IN
N" end II" said. l., was drastic nc
lion. and not very pleasant, but ! can
not help thinking that II will ES" MS Il
chance 30 clear up this transportation
congestion. and in n little time We Will
b. moving along in better condition than
before. The order was n good deal lik"
- serious operation. had FOR tho dine.
Dut beneficial in IN" end"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
BUSY DAY
Continued from First Page)

day suspension.
Market Auditor1u1n-Markot Sec
ton must close OF noon Monday
Init offices may remain opcn for
purpose of conducting Government
business.
Mumtion plants-Not to be oper-
nted unless under special permit OF
Federal official.
Tobacco ACCOMPLISHMENTS to i've
day suspension and Monday closing
Glass factories-SubJect to the
ordcr except on special orders from
the Federal official.
Tanneries-r exempt except
upou order OF Qunrterulhster Do
ParAneEt.
Harness Factories - Not exempt
unless by special order OF Quarter
masters Department.
pIur stores-Exempt from tho or
der for the purpose OF selling med
;ctne only, but other departments
may remain open If no extra incl
Is required
Moving picture houses and thea
tres-Must close on Mondays aS a.
rectcd by the order.
The fuel committee were in ses-
sion yesterday from early III INC
NIGHT ana while many were the
cases that came under their 1urls-
diction, the above list covers the
entire working OF that body.
The rulings as stated above WILL
he enforced to the letter while
others viii! be given ut Intervals
and probaly some Of tho above Will
Ia modified as tho special cases
may justify. .
will Be Held Responsible.
r,urirr ;h.. day rhr local ahm'm'S'fa
,or. wore. informed that tn" f"%;"fi'
Glass .nrnuauv IF M"uuIsVlll" hal ="
.c,i,cd ~ ruiSeiuu direct from N"$Ilh%
tan in;. rl:.sS fartnrIcS +" continue "l''t
o.inr 'rnr local ndinIuI.i'ral"r ""''Ir''
20 ,raI;c = ruling. merely staring tiI' az
!,r,nri.s cr2Id run /! tho hhd h'"i' -
o,,hnrj2rd from Washit"t"n. hmi mn
,Lc, would 10 hold responsible" 10Y t'S
..Ll. yin;.tiu,I If ihr fu"l order. ~
,,,,.. of rl,r glass mon MAS thai u -
uuir.,. - 1"r conf VI fuel I" Keep wv
rl,q; furnaces in condition during i EN
of. and that X wonlI b" hotter I" US
. =. rtn.r 50 r"r cent TT lH"i. so rs V
cent in. - per cent "i "h%''-l" ''
Ni,h liz. understanding that II" Sl'"
m"nfs nf product would t." i3ahc curing
he i!v"-,iny period.
In lhr sumo category. said AHmlI1lH
traitor K"ichmn. was tn" reported per
from Washington {" the fali:
moro & Ohio and other railroads hcr'
70 continue loading AMI unl"ad!ht
freight. requiring IN thr process tho u.s.
or .:lirl for power and h"nt. The rail-
rond will hc allowed I" load md unload
Il they have the authority from Wash
lrgioa. hut will be held responsible.
Ketchum Talks.
When seen by an 1ntelliGcncer report
er Mr.. Charles NJ. Kctchum gave his
views, from business standpoint rs
we'll as being personally Of that opinion
on the Garfield order recently wtrct
throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
D I E D

Wednesday,. January U.s.
IglS. at . o'clock q. H.. at the family
residence. Stop No. 4, Triadclphia
LOUISA. daughter Of Alfred and the
late Elizabeth Mary pimmack.
Funeral services ~ the residence Satur-
,lav afternoon III 80 o'clock. Friends
ri the family respectfully Invited to
attend Intcrm"nt private. Mount Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
A Al PROPOSITION.
Neutrality-suspicious. and GIFTS tio|
Agents Spare Time.

Make money III your. spare time sell.
ing .CSALYTE" tndestructible t'nS
Nantes. Saves l-3 gas; EQ4als w.
OF any other make. Aetails at l5c each.
for 25c. one dozen sent postpaid upon
rcc,ipt Of 81 10 agents. or on conslgn-
mnnt n references are satisfactory; j. J..
nnl. sra E,w York. :ja-l9-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Brewertes to Close.

ST. LOUIS. Jun. 1S.---All hrrw"rl"s
in Missouri will be closed two days Il
week. thus cffccting n saving OF 20 per
cont in coal consumption. n plan I"
this effect submitted by committee
of st. Louis brewers. WAS accepted ny
Fuel Director Crossl"y. q: Missouri. late
TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

JoHNS-Or Thursday. January i, 1918.
NJ $40 o'clock D. M. ~ the residence
81 his daughter, Mrs. Harriet J. Wchh,
No. "a Eighth street. WILLIAM H.
JOHNS. in tho S3rd year OF his age.
Services At tie residence Sunday after
noon NJ $50 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited 10 attend.
ln,crlnrnI McMcchen cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
N o T G E |!

NOTICE PERSONS WHO HAVE
FOUND JEWELRY AND OTHER
ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL
Aztec STRATFORD FIRE Will
PLEASE SEND THEM TO TAG
WATER PLANT AT
WoODSpALE, WHERE THEY MAY
BE IDENTIFIED BY THE OWNERS:
JOHN W. ADAMS, MANAGER. .ja-lT-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
LOST AND FOUND.

NorIcE-The party shat found the
purse IN the balcony OF the Cour;
theatre on Friday afternoon Is known
Please leave ut tho Box Office and save
trouble. ja-l9-i
LCST-Between Mcclure hotel and Fol
lnnsbee, double bunch Of keys on tri-
angular rings. Finder return TO lntelli-
gencer office. ja-18-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WANTED-Female

wANTED-Ladies. $4,000 week.
Startling new hosiery proposition;
Guaranteed for ono yoar. Must wear !.
months or replaced free. @. ". Nonl"
m,J,. ko5 one day. Sworn proof. Writ"
,m,. tern,s Guaranteed Hosiery Co. y.
IS Rye ST.. Dayton. Ohio. ja-l9-g
10 distribute circulars
and take orders for new food product.
81 TO So a day ut the start write To-
day. American Products Co.. 369 50 ST.
Cincinnati. Q. --.---.----- 2 a-4?-k
WANTED Experienced stenograpne;
STAT, age. experience and salary. ADJ
,,.ass :; q Box sos. ja-19-j
WHNrEp-A good cook. Must furnish
reference Mrs. II. 4. Field, Bell gu
Ait.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALB-Six room house. hall, wafer
and gas. on Grand View 81: Enouir"
1918 McC'olloch ST.. Natl 1oI5-S.
FOR SALE = House and 4 acres OF
ground. Good stable; other out huiio-
Ing and fruit trees. FRED AMMONS:
West Alexander. Pa stop %. National
road, Ja-il-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
No Embargo.

SUGGESTIONS that Il railroad cmna'Eo
hn declared on the shipment OF G"ouS
from factories shut down ana on lno
movement OF materials 1" the Atiaht'c
seaboard We're diSapprovcd ny secretary
Nc ,dco. dircctor-gcucral Of railroads.
rbn said tina, the railroad congestion
would bn cleared in few weeks FUEL
administration officials favor an en-
harro and believe it would materially
aid n improving not only tranSporta'
tInn conditions. but tho fuel situation
as we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
FOR SALE-DogB.

FOR SALE-Airedals pups and brood
bitch. finest quality. Elegable. Guern-
soy Kennels, Cambridge, Ohio. Rio.
ja-1T-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WANTED-Ma1e Help

" SCI ieTms sexpected. Write to "or-
ganlst," caro- Intelligencer. 1a-ls-i
wANTBD-A boy for lower Island Routc
at once. report at the IntellIse,ade e,
January IS. 1a-1e-9
WANTHD-Errand boy. Sterling Pro
ducts Gncorporated) Neuralgyline
Building. IS Nineteenth street. have
position open for an honest. Trustworthy.
ambitious boy for errand rand ana 10, ottie%
references. Apply at once to T. a; mar
fnaduke. Superintendent 1a-l9-h
WANTED--A craneman, boiiermaker.
licensed water tender and blast tuT-
mace blowing engineer STEADY worH
Apply Mckeefrey Iron Co.. Lessonia'
WANTEp-First class plumber. Apply
Steam Electric Co, 20. 18th ST. 1a-ls-i
WANTED-A few neat appearing single
young men,. ages is to 80. AMBITIOUS not
afraid OF hard work; must be wiling 10
travel; no selling or can , ing o,no n"
Unity TO join the field force OF a ma
tionai organization; good wages TO start:
rapid advancement. Positions not open
until about lst OF March, Successlui
applicants will be required to prepare
themselves with course OF studies when
will not Interfere with present employ
mnnt' Reply. stating age. height. weight
religion, physical defects, II any, and ma
ture of employment for past year. no
replies considered without full informa-
ton. Write Mr. j. Ward wheeling m
tellgencer Office.
wANTEp-Boy 70 carry route out CaIo-
wells Run. Apply at 1ntelligencer
office between and a. m. ia-l0-o
WAGTEO-sso1o ppe and SlboN forsnao 70 tsn
charge Of pipe department In Los Ansels. Cn
Must he competeui man With 1persue& baet0ce
required. Address Boyle ME- Co.. ol@ o.a. ~
Avenue. -
WAETE0-Mo to sen our linz Of houssholo
furu,shInrs, from house 10 houss On caAo
weekly psymenh We pu weekly.
n,-s-a C r. ADAMS. iito-llS1 MAIN u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Agents zoo per cent profit,
wonderful little article: something
new: sells Ike wildf!re. Carry right in
your pocket. Write at once for free
sample. r.. N. Fcltnnan. Sales Manager
Iu0s american Bldg. Cincinnati: o:
wANTED-Agents. Make big profits
selling our extracts. perfumes; cold
creams. face powders. spices. medicines.
etc. Beautiful high grade line. ExGiu-
sire territory Sample soap free. La
cassian Co., Dept. e5, st. Louis No;
40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
wANT8D-Add $4,000 10 $4,000 on your

wANTED-Add $4,000 TO $4,000 on your
Income without interfering with your
Dresent occupation by selling the ma
tionaIiy advertised Ajax Chemical Fire
Engine. Every factory and mill. town
and city. store. mine country estate
etc. is a live immediate prospect: In,
dor present conditions. business men
realize great necessity for fire protec'
ton. Write now for our proposition.
able Opportunity. Ajax Fire. Engine
Works. Bush Terminal Building liz.
Brooklyn. y. 7. oa-l.-g
wGrrED-s60 week TO special agents
TO travel BY automobile and introduc"
3o0-candle power coal oil lantern for
farmers. dairymen. hucksters. GardncrS.
contractors. army camps, etc. We iur-
lars. Thomas Mfg. Co. A. 21s5 Mott
St., Dayton. Ohio la-l!-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
PLANTS IDLE
(Conttnue6 Prom First Page.)


which will be clnssed as not com
Ing within provisions OF the oroer
Will be virtually oil mines prqdnc-
ing ores.
Endorsed BY Wilson.
In his statement supporting LIZ
Garfield's issuance Of the closing OF
der President Wilson said he was
consulted and fully agreed with tho
fuel administrator as to It's neceSN-
ty.
DR., Garfield's statement enlphasiz-
es the railroad congestion, which no
declares is threatening the food sup
ply, points TO the necessity tor NOV
ing ships to Europe and carres an
appeal to capital to bear its snare CT
the burden brought by the CLOSING
order by paying employees Tor the
time they are idle
Will Release Ships.
The situation In Atlantic ports
drew most Of Dr. Garfield's alton
ton today while his ASSISTANTS
struggled with the great volume OF
REQUESTS for interpretations OF the
general terms Of the order. Fuel ntt-
lninistration representatives were
despatched to the principal Atian-
tic ports, there to remain until eV-
ery ship held up for lack of fuel mas
its bunkers filled. Reports ton1shI
70 the administration said THAI the
situation would begin to improve
Immediately and that the moro thnn
n million tons Of shipping detained
would be on its way within a 3hoFI
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WANTED-To Buy

WANTED-To buy second handed soda
fountains Of all descriptions. Too!
Store. lO3I-3s Market. Cali or phone.
Natl l316-R- ja-le-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS

CAST OFF clothing. shoes ana tools.
bought Tool Store. l031-33 Market
St. Natl phone l376-R. ta-l6-m
CAST on clothing and shoes bought. GGAssl. lefs
M1rSst st. Call phone Bell lstG. A-S-9t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms f"r
light housekeeping. No children. HirN
aoartments, Pleasant Valley. 1a-ls-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Ketchunl Talks.

When seen by an IntelliGcncer report
er Mr.. Charles NJ. Kctchum gave his
views. from business standpoint rs
we'll rs being personally of that opinion.
on the Garfield order recently wired
throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

wANTEp-OrganIst and choir director,
State terms expected. Write to or
panist" caro- Intelligencer. Ja-lS-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Qer1uany's Answer.

What is the answer from Germany
Mr.. Lloyd George continued. There
has been but one other answer and II
came from Won Tirpitz's soul-'Sever'
There was n demand for the recon
stderation Of the wrongs OF Alsace-Lor-
raino. What is tho answer from Ger
many--'Nevcr"
when I suggested tha. Mesapotamia
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-27
RIPEEING
WAS CHECKED
C>>ser "ssrssS FIR Ssss rss.essz,-
Hss<s 81 5~rssi s1gzz<. e
Fiii Hb>sy-Ssy.--
&c4s 1SS,s~-rs

T-hs lorna weather frog ssszsz4x ..,,
me week emitting lane u ssg sozz
been fss91ed, ~ foiloss"
Cooler weather With teaz rszr ae~.
nal sunshine Checked ne pren.atay.
rkprsBiog of small grain and DerEai4,
ted The heads 10 I'll nicely in nearly
an gzct!ons. Winter wheat haryeai
has begTfn IN the southern tier os
counties and VIII extend over all bnt
the northern one-third OF the state
during the coming week. Rnst has
damaged this crop somewhat in tins
wcst-central and southwest counties
Spring wheat harvest will begin IL
the extreme southwest July / am
reach the central counties about Jul.
g. Estimated harvest dates of othe
crops remain about the same as las
week.
Infreuuent showers were fayorabl
for cultivation of corn which pr,
ceeded rapidly in all but a few con-
ties in the north central district, tn
fields now being generally clean TIL
prospects for this crop are now e
ceflent, except relatively small r
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-27
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s-1|1ee~y,x IS ssttpss p>irsH.
gass-es 10 Tprrp Ha5tasvss 5r.vr-
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av.--syc ~ o5srDssEfon s. ss.p
tuw-.sou szfS rss<stgss he dirsst az
asa5asrcs - .sar s-nray.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-27

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Lecsi Observations.

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woman VITO is IN good health al the
are Of forry-ffYe is likely to outltve q
man OF the same age because she
d apt 10 be more temperate and less
gizble 70 accident
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Late Market Quotations

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Coffee 10 No Z OF sESDS Ssc
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s--acz2- 117-c
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Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO. June z1.-Co-n-So. /.
yellow. s1.TeGL77; No : yslio~.
s1-I1: No 4 yellow. s1S5GIIss: No
yellow, s145aL5s. No. 5 yelIoE.
si-3gG l5o;. No. white. s. sSaI. 30;
No white. 5I7es no. s white 81 5c-
No. 2 mixed. sL71: Nos mixed. 81 Is.
Oatz-No- 3 white, 1sz GTe4c:
No white. 771ze; standard. 7sg
7sAc
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA IL. June 7.-co-n-ysr.
ket unchanged Sc higher. No. 2
white S1-s0; No. white, s1.35: No.
2 yellow. S1-s5; No 3 yesiow. 81 sSH
Ls4: No { Yellow, sI53; No 8
yellow. Sl-35 a 1876
Oats-5rarket unchanged. No. =
white. 7si1c: No. 3 white. TIC;
standard. ss5zc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, HI June ZT.-Hozs-
Deceipis, 1900 head MarEe< STEADY.
sc higher Bulk. s1s.2sT1ssa: butch
ers s1s-55T5 SIS; packing, SIS .T57
1850; light sfss.7OaIT.e1: pigs. SIC .
a1s.T5; roughs, s15-35d15. 50.
Castie-ReceFpts, 10000 head. Mar
ket steady 70 strong Beeves. sI2 90
q 1900; butchers stock, 5000 n 50:
Gamers and cutters. $3.50 SEQ: