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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
The Degenerating Effect of
Nicotine Poison

You dirty little stinkpot, living at the end
of cigarette!
And is there some girl going down the
street holding to your arm like jug handle
You dirty, little cigarette fend, sucking the
filthy tobacco that will damn you and land
you in your grave and hell before you are
twenty five years old
Young man, why don't you brace up and
straighten up and be clean?
You say, II don't care what you say; |
am my own boss! y
No, you are not your own boss A little
cigarette, and an old tobacco pouch are your
bosses, don't you know that? A little cigar
cite and an old tobacco pouch say, Come,
Billy, get out your paper now; roll me up
and light me, and then stick me in your
mouth. Now, come, Billy, am your boss
you have only smoked twenty-one today
put fire at one end and a fool at the other
Come on now!' And then you 60 down the
street leaving stink behind you; and you
are yellow as saffron.
Lord, pity the girl who ever marries you
| will tell you girls what you ought to do
if there is a girl here who is going with a
fellow of that kind, speak to your mother
and father about him; and then take a wool
en- blanket, and dip it in hot water, and tell
your father to get him in this blanket and
soak him, and then after you have soaked
him, put rattlesnake in the blanket, and the
nicotine poison out Of him will kill the
snake.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
The Curse of Tobacco
By Elder Samuel F. Huston

Tobacco has not a single redeening
trait-it is deadly poison. Tobacco smoke
is said to contain three kinds of poison
nicotine, creosote and prusSic acid Some
one may say tobacco smoke is used to kill
insects on plants. Yes, that is true
| have seen farmers soak tobacco in some
water, then use the water to kill lice on the
backs of the calves where they had become
infested from some lousy chicken, roosting
near by, and it had the desired effect. Per
haps tobacco users could be hired and used
to kill potato bugs with their breath.
No Zion man would want him any nearer
the house than the potato patch.
Smoking, chewing and snufing of tobacco
is one of the most filthy habits known to
man.
Reader-if you are tobacco user, how
would you like to take the contents of your
.splttoon back into your mouth? You had
it in your mouth once, and it is just as clean
as your mouth.
A man who uses tobacco is lower than
any beast of the field. If had dog that
used tobacco, | would disown him, or take
him out and shoot him. When | was boy
| did have a little yellow cur-dog, two OF
three days-but | never saw him chew to-
bacco or smoke pipe. He had better sense
Men who persist in the filthy, ungodly
habit of using tobacco should be banished
to some Island of the sea, thousands Of
miles away, where they can smoke, chew
stink, wallow and breathe their own filth
A sick man I went to see this week, told me
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
The Use of Tobacco, a Curse to
Civilization

Nine men out of every ten today are
smoking cigars or cigarettes. You dirty
fellows! Are not you ashamed of this
Now, if smoking is good for you, why is it
not good for your wife as well? Would
you like to see your wife going up the street
smoking a cigar, or an old pipe?
The Bible says we should do everything
with an eye single to Gods glory.
Can you take an old pipe or cigar, and
put it down here, and kneel down and ask
God to bless it? Can you say, Lord,
thank you for this dear old pipe, and for
this tobacco. | love it, and | want my wife
and daughter to help me to fill this old pipe
and smoke it; and help them to smoke it,
too, O Lord, for Your honor and glory.
Help us all to smoke. We will have a
glorious smoke? Can you, before God,
pray such prayer as that? How dare you
do it? You may be Methodist, or Pres
byterian, or Congregationalist, or mem
Der of some other church-or you may be
a Sunday-school teacher; but | dare you
today to bring up that black plug of tobacco,
or that dirty little roll of cigars or cigarettes,
and ask God to bless it
What is it going to do for this world? 1t
is awful 1t is terrible! There are no
words too strong to characterize it!
see men coming down the street putting,
putting, and putting right into the faces of
your mothers, sisters, and daughters
Some of you women ought to take these
smoking, and drinking men, and tie them up
in the bed-clothes, and beat them until they
promise to do better
Women are a thousand times better than
men
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
COPIED from Leaves Of Healing, Volume
"a, Page 210)
Tobacco, Satan's Consuming Fire

Think of the hundreds of millions Of dol
lars spent every year for tobacco,-and a
considerable part of this money spent by
processing Christians
Think Of the coffin nails multiplied mill
ions of cigarettes, that are being smoked by
the boys, the rising generations
Zion says no man has any right to GROW
tobacco
Zion says no man has any right to MANU-
FACTURE tobacco
Zion says no man has any right to SELL
tobacco.
Zion says no man has any right to USE
tobacco.
Zion says that man has no more right
to pollute another mans atmosphere than he
has to spit in his water bucket
Zion calls men who use tobacco "Stink-
pots" No one can honestly deny that the
term is very appropriate one
Zion is at war with tobacco
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
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Think Of a man smoking pipe, chewing
tobacco drinking whisky, and eating pig
and then think of nice, pretty, clean
woman married to such a two-legged thing
May God help us to stir the people up!
| have known hundreds of men to quit
smoking.
There are other things as bad as smok-
ing-for instance to buy your complexion
at drugstore.
You have to start in all around with
genuine repentance and confession; and
then God will forgive you, He will restore
you, and bless you.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10

Mrs. James Mcconnell of 1000 Elm ave-
nue., having attended the Ali Night Meeting
while here.
Mr. Arthur J. WOLF, in company with his
mother, Mrs. M. E. Lauder, of Kenilworth,
spent Christmas Day as guest of Apostle
Taylor and family, of Zion Home.
Mr. Edward Kemman accompanied by
his son John, spent the New Year with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs David Kemman, Sr.,
having come for the All Night Meeting.
Mrs. T. T. Loomis and daughter, Marion,
were guests of Deacon and Mrs. Carl Huth,
of Sol Shiloh boulevard, over New Years,
having come for the All Night Meeting.
Miss Agnes Mcintosh, of Iowa, was
among the number received into fellowship
as member of the Christian Catholic Apos-
tolic Church in Zion at the All Night Meet
ing.
Mrs. Sourbeer, with her daughter Kather-
inc, of Chicago, spent New Years with her
sister, Mrs. E. J. Gellinger, of 1924 Elijah
avenue. They attended the All Night Meet
ing.
Mrs. Marion Cooper and son Edward of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, visited Mrs. Janet
Hamilton of The Bethel, from Saturday un-
til Tuesday.
Mrs c. c. Kuhn and Mrs Nora Russell,
of Indiana attended the All Night Meeting,
being guests of Mrs c. Daymude and
daughter Elsie, of 1902 Ezra avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Hart, of Rockford, has been
visiting the Dean family, of 21O8 Elisha ave-
nue, and other friends in Zion CITY, having
come for the All Night Meeting
Mr.: and Mrs D. C. Farmer and three
children, of Racine, Wisconsin, attended the
All Night Meeting, being guests of Mrs S.
Mertz of 2813 Enoch avenue
Mrs. ]. c. Wallace, who, accompanied by
her daughter Ruth, has been visiting her
daughters at Correctionville, Iowa, for over
two months, has returned home.
Zion Dental Office in charge of DR.. E. w.
Vercoe, of Chicago, is open for business on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of each
week. Phone 76.
Mr.. David Detienne, of Van Hook, North
Dakota, is visiting his brother, Deacon J. P.
Detienne and wife; also other relatives in
Zion City.
Mr.. James Turner, of Iowa, attended the
All Night Meeting, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Turner, and other relatives,
while here
Deacon E. Emanuelson is erecting a
residence at Twenty-fourth street and
Edna boulevard
Continued on page 1907
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10

81 beseech you therefore, brethren, by the
mercies of God, that ye present your bodies
living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God
which is your reasonable service. Romans
12:1
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
Teaching on Tobacco
By Wilbur Glenn Voliva,
General Overseer of the Christian
Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion

QExtract from Leaves of Healing, Volume
33, Page 443, being portion of report
of the Service held in Galesburg, Ill.,
December 10th, 1879
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
IMPORT ANT NOTICE

Arrangements being made for group PICTURE for insertion
in LEAVES OF HEALING, of all members of the Christian Catholic
Apostolic Church Zion who have attended lions
ANghs with God The sitting for this picture has been arranged
for Saturday Afternoon January ~ 43O o'clock Zion Photo
graphic Studio All entitled be in this should
possible the office of Apostle Peckham the Admins
tration Building.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
Now the Accepted Time to be Reconcilee
to God

I will tell you, tonight, as I look into
your faces, call upon you, every one
here young and old-give your hearts to
God And do it tonight! Turn from your
evil ways and surrender to God! You be-
long to God. Do not serve the Devil; he
will foreclose his mortgage soon, and he will
take you to hell
You say, II do not believe in hell"
Well, that will not keep you out of it.
[ know | have seen a number of persons
sliding right down to hell as by creased
plank. Yes have; and | will tell you they
went mighty fast, too.
Oh, my hearers, warn you tonight that
God, your Maker, lives warn you that
you are fastening on, and you will have to
give an account for every deed done while
here in the body!
Suppose you were ushered before Him to-
night, what would He say to you? What
would you say to Him? How are you
living?
Young man, are you living at the end of
a "coffln-naiP'? Have you got sickly, sal
low complexion, sunken cheeks? Are you
hollow-eyed, knock-kneed, hump-backed,
pigeon-toed, your lungs diseased, and your
liver hobnaied?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10

Extract from Report of Meeting Held
in Shiloh Tabernacle, Zion City, Illinois,
Lords Day Afternoon, September 24th,
1867
Give me generation free from tobacco,
free from Intoxicating liquors-give me a
royal generation, fathers and mothers, and
| will show you royal generation of chill
dren.
What can you expect of child who is
begotten of man who is saturated with
tobacco? There is no man in his right
senses who will say good word for tobacco.
Tobacco is one of the greatest curses on
the face of the earth The whole damnable
business ought to be swept off the face Of
the earth
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10

Extract from Leaves of Healing, Volume
s., Page 2O3, being a portion of report
of the Service Held in Chicago ILL.,, June
18th, 1o14.)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10

Extract from Leaves Of Healing, Volume
"a, Page 19o, being portion of report
of the Service held in Moline, Illinois,
March 10th, 1o14)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-10
The Use of Tobacco Makes the Body
Unfit as Temple of the Holy Spirit

You have to be convicted Of your smok-
ing and of your chewing. Think of the
temple of the Holy Ghost preached down
in Youngstown, Ohio, once, and they had
communion. | will never forget it I was
a boy then. My word it would not have
been healthy for them if I had been where
| am now
There sat an officer of that Church right
on the second seat They had forms, just
like we have here today. This man had a
long gray beard. preached the sermon that
day, and saw him while was preaching
(chewing tobacco) At the Lords Supper
they passed the glass to him. He was the
one just next to me- Before God and man
it is truth,-I will never forget it as long
as | live, nor in Eternity-he held that glass
and he shot half-pint of tobacco juice over
the front of that seat, and then partook of
the communion!
| said, "My God, what shall I do?" I
know what I would do now, but I was a
boy then. | said, "Shall drink out of that
glass after that hog has drunk out of it ?"
Oh, think of it
Think of man making a churn out of
his mouth
Oh, think Of it!
We read in the Bible, do we not, about
the ointment that ran down Aaron's beard? !?
But there is nothing there about tobacco
juice running down his beard, is there?
When | see old men-I like to see white
hair; it is an honor-but when I see old
men with white hair and beard, and see the
beard plastered with tobacco juice, and to-
hao ...so IL. II. -
Of it And then they say, "The Holy Ghost
dwells within me!'
No, the Holy Ghost does not dwell in such
dirty cesspool! The Holy Ghost demands
a clean vessel -sanctihed, purified
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15

streets along with few Italians
some Serbs and a RumaEiau OF two,
But the Senegalese. the MOroCCglns, the
Chinese lahoring troops the liindus
and all that queer Band that made
Paris the most picturesque city OF the
world during the war. are gone.
II IN In the small gowns and the
open country that the transition is
most striking TO one accustomed 10
rural or provincial France in time OF
war. This spring for the first time IN
five years, the fields are being til,ed.
not by women, old men and boys, but
by stalwait youths who only "A few
months ago laid aside their poilu blue.
The little hotels. the shops and the
restaurants once presided over by. the
women of France while their huS-
bands were at war are back IN male
hands
And to top It all Off tho last female
,axi "riyar in France has Just quit her
lob to marry her sweetheart back from
the Balkan war.
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NECESSARY.

mere
Beyond a doubt" replied Mr.. Cross
lots. II made such heavy outlay for
implements and fertilizer that I've got
to protect my investment"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15

Love IS an emotion Of the heart the
mind, and the senses, man may lose
the first a nyrnber of times-but he
never marries, until he loses the other
two.
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price also per bottle, Advice on your
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

in general business ana Il. f1sr-T. m
frIutiine the sTeet ana iron trade
Regardless nd this fact however
sf.-.is we've among the few active anu
strung issues M ma sesssnD- 1ncfuuing
the premier sIoaE- Tinted StnIes sfse4
Directors m that corporation neal LIZ
morrow TO ACT on the dfviufnus ana
make. public me financial rfIier- LII
mt. wears -f1ir1 quarter
Oils cuIJpe-s. Suga-S. UTILITIES aIo
ssarstirg sI,acTis lIles embraced the other
prominent and var-aDlv higher SHOCKS
,,l,t rails were duil aIsa mostly hsaT5
with fractions and. sliluplusss- Emitted
Fry.Ir Featured Ttfs faTe decline a. q
psf lrss Of = points ana Coca Cnia
4psr AZ points Oh -uruprS of unfRVur--
abba dividend acTfnn. SAFES amounted
10 ia. 1Gn shares.
Trading IN bonds WAS comparatively
E{s-rlf and narrow all domestic issues.
including Liberties. eAsins, with neap-
mess in local utilities ami nD fearure
ia ri.a at-fre foreign tfOLIrTUns.. Iotai
safes. par value aEE-eg1Te0 Sls.9sn-
aau Old United States bonus we-e
unchanged On call.
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Irrational crDp Improvement ss-v.re.l

Irrational Crop Improvement ss-vieel
TN TEE Pacific Northwest. es-
peciallv in the Paiuuse country,
SMUT spuras live over winter in
the soil anu the ordinary treatment
with furmairieIrtie is mi effertive
unless there Inns been a rotation df
crops which viii cause rhe Smut
spores ~ die.
as q consequence dense clouds Of
SMUT spores which muy he seen for
miles arise from the ttIrasfe-s ana
spread whear cnuragign over the ed
tire country Sometimes when this
smur cloud is property mixed with
air, q piece On wire or nail viii
strike q SPARK in the separator and
the result is an explosion worse
than a 1~-Tesn-inch gun. blowing
machines 10 pieces anG Gfren killing
ana injurins the crew.
The smuI INK in the whole caun-
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Chicago. HIS Oct Ia
CATTL-Receipt - 500 good 70
cifnlre steers steady TO % cents high
e,- others SLOW . cents lower. top
haudy weight steers 1S0b. hulk good
ana choice 15-aeas i 0e; hulk grassy
K.ilCss a.ebF7 1873. early sales best cows
anu aelIers SEeaay. general market uu-
evenly lower bulk T. - II 10.25; good
bulls steady. others - cents lower:
eluner COWS S.50f7 . -. calves 80 10
. cents lower: chnice vgais 1.a56ta
Aa,4A, grassy caves 5.ssit @ e 90: stock
srs and feeders steady II - cents
higher, recaipts wEEfs-fis II. 0an. mar
lseT STEADY TO shade stronger. bulk
S2S1S--5.
A0Gs-RsceilIIs IS Dais: opened IL
IN = CENTS lower later mostly . 10
10 cents lower than Saturdays aver
age. closing sfsREtr tn strong III Gay
decline. tup one load 43.5": bulk light
ami butchers 1s.5fsa7 : " bulk mack
ing stock suwE Tl-Thaq r211. nigs
STEADY tn 10 cents fowes-, bulk iesirs-
able kinIis L.. g. a -22.a5.
SEEEF-RscelnTs g. Gao. far laYniss
closing active. xuiir - es.its higher:
top western lambs Is o.. top native
f--9f, hulk natives IL assss-. iftt- fat
srlssp and vsarlings steafSv: teL-Gear-
ing wetheT-s 1851: TOD ewes a. bulk
native ewes ST q 5.T5; Teetiers active
- caiIts higher. tat feeder lambs
J.. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Boston 6tcr II
EEEF-Fhoirs whniR ratrle ESQ IT
BCTTER-Ex1Ttas 30 d ia fir-vr "a
f'HEESE--FrAsfi uf1uine - n1s
CDRN-No yellow I1ImITn
EGs4s-NeaHby nernsrx sSH7 90:
western extras TIA IS
FL9I- h-sDring IyHtEuEs. Ese-lh
sacks. special shurts u. ~ standard
Il a ie--s.
EAT-Sa. . Timutify IS q 3-
La MB-Spr;nE sEM.-
S1ATS-F anry, his 7fsA5 =
- TstlRK-detiium backs S33s5
ptF-ATF9ES Ar-aeSIt.s3s. NJ a -
sper lai-lps. on, track sweets 3.50Gl
. - peE isarrei.
STGAR--Ansrican Sugar RefifIery
QUOTES 2. cents in lee-bnl. iDts. less
> per cent for cash
VEAL "a
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cllI|ll6 ElHIS

Oct 2s-DisI-Ict convention. Pythian
Sisters. auburn
Oct 2s-L-auncnlng OF Cargo Carrier
Tor crpweh & Tnnriow. Bath Irun
0ct. sT-Guveruur and Council meet
ing, 20 a. Ii, state House. Pardon
hsaring day.
0c. 2T-SseG Show. Washington
County Farm Bureau. Macnias
Oct g7-AAs0nir L.oagt Of Insrruc-
L1un al IL. AAsoIlIc Temple PORT
lanG.
Oct .7-oS-Raine State seElers of
WelEnts ann Measures. annual rnss1-
ing. City hail.
OCT eg-L.aunrhins of fnur-mEs1ed
schooner T NJ. Rarnsdan Camden.
Oet. z-2-Matne Teachers AssucSR.snn .
annual nsee.tng. Bangor.
Der -.s--MaIne Library Association
annual nesting 3T I'1nitc Library.
bangor.
Oct ACKNOWLEDGMENT county con-
test BOYS and girls cluDE, Auburn.
Oct. 3fl-Ynrk county contest bows and
I1cI. 3p-ksnneifec County Farm Bu-
raau annual meeting AND seen Show,
City hail. Augusta
Oct 3e-Franklin county contest
buvs and girls ciuDs, FarntngroA-
NOV 2-I,rssinsntial elscEiDn-
Nov s-TriaI Of JOnr Burke for muir
der OF Nelson BARLEY begins ~
SA1pwnegaD.
Nov. --hllg-tIIE Oh fF-lllAs 41isL1iEL
convention Bath
Nov 5-s-WashIngrDn county contest.
nuys' and girls CLUBS. Martiias.
Nov 5-s-SEgs uahnc county contest.
ppyB and girls clubs BHTh-
Nov -Educa-io1al rally. guSp1ces
washington Co. Teachers AEn-.
Mactias-
NOV. Ip-EdurarionaI rally suspices
piscataGuis Co.. Teachers AsEn..
o., s1,-IaNAN . Grange in Me.
cnaIlics hall. Boston.
Nax Ii-Arrnist1cs day
Nov L1-25-Rea Cross Fourth annual
roll call
Nov. I1-l2-Ecuratiuna rally. aus-
pieces Aroostpok Co Teachers Aszn-.
Pressure Isle.
Nov Lo-EduCariUnal rally. auspices
Southern Aronstpok Teachers AsHn-.
Patrer.
Nov 12-IS-Boys' ann Girls Cluns'
contest keIInebec county Augusta
test. buys and girls Clubs. Fuxcruft.
Nov l2-lS-PenpDscuf county cunfA9t.
boys and girls clubs Bangor.
Nov Ie-1s-Mainf State Genealogical
rneeriug, Portland
Dee T-ll.-MaIne State Poultry Ar
soriatian Portland
Dec 1-1D-MRIne State Poultry ASso-
citation. Exposition Building.
Dec S-e-Ascal Asssessors annual
meeting AZ State House, Augusra-
Oct La-Grear CanuCils sf Improved
1rue- OF Red Men and Degrees uf Po-
canontas az Portland.
Dec 2i-23-Maine State Grange ~
lewiston
Ian. 40. 1ael-Wesrsrn Maine puul-
try Assn. South Paris
Ian ~ -2-1-South Berwick Fou3kkE
ASST, South Berwick.
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TT amounts 10 millions Of dollars.
Il is in most instances entirely
preventative by treatment Of rhe
seeG. bJI so serious mas II become
riIa1 1he government has provided q
special grade for amuTted grain
which may be No. III every other
respect The amount OF this smut
is determined in rhe boards of 1rafIe
ann IN The srarss' inspection de
par-menTs ny q machine which Il
called the "smurTer' The sHmple
is weighed bsture separating nnd
then passed through the machine
which removes the smu1 spires SO
rilal they may be weighed and the
percentage determined.
The government is making fight
ON smut and illustrated lectures On
smut and dust explosions may be
md upgn application 10 the de-
nar-ment.
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BC-TER-F7Irlnsr, ra,aiurs -25a
tlDs Creamery. !1iEne. tnara extras
aha o. ~. creamery. eE--aS a..-EEDrH
81 ; q Or; tiIsts 81 TO sl-scasss 10 a So /.
packing stuck current make number
one, :a:.:i5 u 81
E6TES-Sfeatiy. receipt 72.S3S cases
Fresh gathered extras fIrSrS s. q -.
fI-sfs Is a IN. state Penn. aIsa nearby
western nenusry whites. 1.rsIs 70 ex-
1-as 81 "a 9s n-uwns- extras . Ss5-
gathered browns ana mixed .niors
fIrsfs 10 ex-raE IS -
pGTATOEs-Weas Maine ISft-lbs
3.iIf q Is state 3.5Da4 Long Isl
ana per barrel AS n .ss: Jersey 1ii9s-
lbs. 2-Tis d Ia southern fsr hzT7~al 2.5sE
a 5.Be- SWEETS. Jersey nef hasfSe. 30
q AT southern per barrel - 5lss1 :. ST
GAEBAGE-Sfeauy, Long Gsiand per
barrel 5am ! &c Jersey, per barrel 80
q 1.g5; red per barrel 1.,tiaE2 H9s
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New York. oct -.
FLOT R-Suli. spring Ta1snts and
Kansas strHiEfits tn75m II-ys; spring
clears s.Deei STE; winter srrzigtI1E $40
n1D-s5-
wHEAT-Hpns irregular: No . rad
anu We hard 2-ss5 Epnf elf. track
New York and No - m1xaG EIfruu
..sA4 c-.-T 10 arrtwas
EaHE-dpDf sfs3ffs-. N0- = yelinw
1-e7 and No . mixed I.aE elf ten
Days shipment
bATS-3pUf dull. No. : white sc
ranfs-
PORK-Bareiy steady: mess si.eeH
g. On: family 46@5S
LAHD-Weak; middle wssf 3o:ss q
20 Is.
SEEAR-The raw sugar marksf was
quiet and PRICES were more or less
nominal with Forth RtcuR said tn ne
available az S-ss duty pslu- while fnIl
duties yere offered at u cents elf.
euufwaiant To u fnr Cuhas CAT. or
sea fnr cautrifugal
Hefinnd was uuctIsnged n IlnIe
fUr f1ns Eranuiafst.
Futures were Irregular Decernber
80: .JnuHary 7sss: MaFssn ..zE AiHs
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