Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 30, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 August 1888 — Page 7

THC MEAD MOLD.

Urn MW Armjr-IM m ban rvrtu, TbT i iiimrimifr Am. l-4leeeral Jfe (retired) anaffttsor LroMker ef III army, visited Aammmkau CimUff hO-0 fur l k parmm ef MlenOn tor the grave ef m fellawing general ordar W.ta DneAUOatn MI'T. I WaSHMBtnmc, D. c, Angnata, iMtrrowttM Ssetetarr of Ww . I Mm army tfcat fioaetal MM-ldaa MMNMtftl M UM aHn Of lie wm beta m lew, Ukh Waet Point be Mtered Um MMfMir t, MM, Biwwi geeend L'entmMt I ihinnt tafMWy. Kta nrti service wus on MM! tOeO M Ofegoa Mtl USIII agatast kmetUe Mdfaat in tke kad Um defease or tee Cla vm, bertag rnaeked tke grade or TnirMeaui infantry, ue wm Im smtr m Chief Mwrmater mm Ommmt of the Mr under bteJor-Oeaerei CMlh IttlwrM HMf tmmMtga. and subseQwfkmMKif at Major-ueMret is neaHunr.ew te Um mvmwmCo Mi-Wm. Hm iytaM WMM DwihMnt of Vaeneer July 1. and Mn)orat ef VMunteecs Iemier si, m um r war. kntlag perthetMted wtk distinction in muni enesgoMsnie in nm innft im sad OMtwM MitUt April 4, MM, when ktwMMlMWMlt eOMBBnnd tM MTBllT eOTM efias Army ef IM FoteenM m4 aabaetitteatly i moaary wtmmm mm um Army h TirUM MIMUTt Mitt MKT MU MilMirM ia Mm artlliitat trMt M netonM ky ate war t Im valley at tae MMeUilr at Omar Km, a rv atw Um wmm aC CMiifwt, mt wh BMoiatai MfigMMrr-MMrat of tae Anayof Um United flMo. SptaMr th, imh. m xavcntwrj, MM, M KWMMiaJ W Ma)r-aantl of tHn mMlilfT-1" r tor Um MrMMl rallMt-1 rr. maitmrr KUt Md jmt Ma4iM )a tw ammm mm MtrioMMi of trooM iWplyit kFkMt m tM ma aayof OoioWf ntCXIar ate mtM anay was wwalae.J, a anat MatMwt diMrtar arerted, Md a arUaat vtotory mIimwmI aver Um rebels for WMtaira mm ia ieaeI mum wftalu tklrty j mrs. Ia Um Mat aawaatfta. wbU mMtwi ta tttiiitwwr of OeaenU Lee't anayi ke re aa1HMgMktMrt. Mate um etaM af ta war m eoatasaaAed imnmMt Um MrilMT 1vteM of Um SakMAtMtMttM rtfut Military Diftriet. tae t at MtMMft aad tae Diriwoa of tae Be wm aeaatateJ UeateMt-aa' aealMarca 4, 1H. Mi aeeaaMd eoaMMl of Mm Anny af Um UiltM tt5 Xortnaber 1, JMB. Ia iMMtatttM af Ms MUitary rrieea. tike trade af rwaara! wm rerire4 by CoacroM, M WBMM M wa apiiainil JWt I. IM". mm iOltwuii at kwa la tae front rwiK of MMi alaxM kiss ia tae front raak (STMtaM leeeaiifat Midlers ef kta t are reaeeaiaaa aea aakaowledged at kams aawt ibreaa. T tae araay, his U Is pwaul aaa kfeaaiabli, bat tae work tkat ke aid aad tat aiiiinulsBi Mat eewater aboat kts msm wWbeaaraMfal aMMorrto its eWer aad iaeaantMa to its yoaaeer oeacers. Tae awMaaje i C tae PfaeMeaC, to-dsy aeat to OMcrewe aad of Um Ualtod State, m kerewitk Mated ta tae army. TV, aac wfll a tad at kalf-maet at all : ttaUaas. sereateea miMte iwOaeaeedMUM day after Um roeeipt tak order, aad tke asaal Badges af Mowraiag - bt wara far Uatrtf dagw. K. C Unvn, r) AdjatMt-Oeaeral WAafftiKrrotr, Anf . 8 Jeaerat Sberleaa'i body, wader military escort, is exaected to roach Washington oa Tbnrsday afWaooa. It i not yet known wheiher k will li ia state or not The funeral will lake 4aee at St Matthew's Charon 4Mz Halardm morales;. The eerriuea wW be eeadnateii ay Rev. Joe. F. Xaekia. aeeieted ay Kv. J. T. Kenwiakaad Rev. K. F. Ryan. Absolution, win m green by Cardinal Gibbon. At tat grave Rev. John 8- Foley, of Detroit, willontoiate. Ia addition to the list of pall-bearers already anaonneed. the ansae of Colonel Cbnrles F. Liaeln, of use 0, A. It, has been added at the reepMttof Mrs. SlMridaa. Tae eaeket rests em two pedestals, covered to match Um easket, with lx hoary handler three on eaeh sido. Um bars of which are blaek silk with allver tfps and lne. The plate for the eaeket is ate by fear la ekes aasl bears Um follow img war da: Oamaaii. xjw i mm Stats Annr. araMerektt.DMdAac.S,-. tlii eoeeeeea e-e Inry tinag will he dene ia the trimplet maaaer. The an dertaker will make Um faat preaaralioaa for hartal and will have ebarwe of the body until it is plaeed oa the train. 2Ce enet of faee wilt be taken, this being the wish of the family. A TSM-Frea4deat Frank Bronaoa t ae Peanwylaaia railroad is la Karope, Oeeerai Angnr has bean ree,eeted to erte ia bis plane. Ae far as is known, the other MmUenaea who have been btd to serve an pall -bearers will do so. A Mtaee of eae hnadred gaae will be flred ftlMbedy leaves Um wharf ia New The tolls will be tolled from be thee the body leave Xenaeilt until it "'thea here. The awe of Seneral Sneridna's grave la Arlington Cemetery was seleeted to-day T a eonHahtee eoMtatiag of General Me 5n 6eeerat Keeker and Major Lyin the open ptatean on the eret of b U)t fMn which ataad the okl manor and to Um right ef it woenT, Mass., Aug. 7. General ffcwidaa body Kes in the room where he a1. at the eeatheaet eorner hk eettage. Only Um immediate nibers f Ma family have eeea Ute re it is said the faee aeeears natural. et ahjhjt wae the ftrat for weeks that the Mntps of the wadeaers have not berned in Raeriewaea4afe. hot COIoael imoridaaaadkM Hark worked until hwe late the aigkt soadtag JiatHrhee and attendhagtaehe balah of telegrams of eondo-fce-e nVat had been reeeived during the nay. This neoralag messages were received from M. Romero, M. 8. Idneoln. John vis. W. H. Focweod. Wm. X. McDernaott, Jan. C. Uaehan and many others. ii m a Terntca, Kan., Ann. 7. An arrantjeneat hne been entered into between the county attorney ef this county and the haw trm XacUn, Johnson Keeter, whereby the oanaty aMemey dlsmiaoee Um antt reeeoUy bronght against Mrs. Xauna 8. Rerton for anmHery, npon pay nwatof ooehtneneenMngte M. and the wtmer payment hy the bonnenten of Hwyw. Moore of the en ef 89, the nflnrt 91! nmMI nfMBa'lel aNSjTe'Wn'iJi nVJT ratting to eesjsar aael anewsr the ehergo x anatery wdoee agafnst hem. Moore uao midl nWnMaJi 4.M hHTW aTVlRnrffVI IW W9 ln kh

IN HOHOM Of LAI-.

The Omm Pa ends m. Vm Yin CJy In HMr afta Ktiim t Nh Xmtiea L'mmmtry of Mum. Jnme U. leiaie The Mmihi. r wm lUaea, and Ik Ptdneiped KHHiri .y . llaMiiiliifiil1" taaui I tmtt I H " Wnw Took, Aim;. te).The parade in bonne nt Mr. Blaine hut night wn eonAntHtd wi'h much eetat, despite the i. mmUm t hh (T Um irrMi of nM4ttu. Fifth HVMM tlMWHltU Wr vrowdwi. mitt m Um x)r prt4tr, wiiit Imadu, mtr awl Wrolunc, uw&pt ftfcHic, h mmUiinoiw rotir t Mpiilu4 rMoumiitd In tblr irliul Ti Mat tritewK vUy oc Um cm1ni wmm that muJlitutl of Jliur displayed. Kmrjr ma In L prtMMMnioH a on hi ea. TWm wr biir Maft, UU1 fl:ve, Mi4 all mrin of Aan. Tnw eiiatiMiittt ball, fowrtMtt fMt in diatuMr, mmI ilwtiC from whs grwaUy xpilHtttll m It rollad alwnic, TIm para4 started f roai TwMty-niwtk trwt prom)Ur at 8 i. m., ii pUWHtn ot )Nlt elaarlfiic Um way, aatf Uraad Mar mhtH (JeHwrml JoMk C. JHoknoa !tH4lliiy, wiUt im hUIw, Colon 1 John W. Jacob, foliowwl by Cbif-of .tair 0arii Uvurjr A. BrnHm and kU sweial aldWi, about fifty ia niiRibvr, preMittinif a brilliant Ti .. Jl. .. latteaTof elabTrum HX. aad othr ' eiU, la their varied and atrlkiag Huif or nut and nDKluraen, and many of thm attendel byexeelent bamUi of raeie,Kv Ihk forth fiatriotie and stirring airs. Many carried banner iaaeribed with Um principle of their party. Tke Kraad stand opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel waa crowded with favored penHHtagee admitted by tick 5 1, inelndlag many Ialie who showed their loyalty to the spirit tt the oeeaetoa by dieplaying little flac m a iart of thair atlorament. A lare portrait of Mr. Rlalae stood in the eeittjr of the stand, aad the structure wae lavishly deeorated with flowers and flag. Hon. Levi I. Morton appeared on the Btand at half-past eight o'clock, eeeorted by Generals Barnum and iCnapp and other. He was vociferously eneered. Among those, who shook his hand were Walker Blatae, Mr. Quay, Jae. W. II ae ted aad General X. P. Banks. ,Mr. Mortoa reviewed the jwratle ae it swept by, aad he was loudly cheered from Um raak. urie or "Tippeeanoe ana Jort toa too" franuentlv miiitrliuif with Um an niMuui i After the parade was over, many of the ottt-of-towa cIhIm marched to the depots aad started for heme. The affair was, oa the whole, a highly sneeesAfnl one, a well as unique is the history of politieal demonstrations. The march past the reviewia? staul oeeued . luv,irii ami tan vIhuIm. ami It Im Mti. ' " A " .i." . , hihiw vaai B4Hta imiassau mmn. n im line. AN HONEST MAN. Me flirt Ca Kvery Dollar Me Has to Protect MMCredlter hn4 t flB at tke Hottom t the ladder As;at. Trestok, N. J., Aug. 10. The Arm of John Taylor A Co., the leading pork packers ia Xew Jersey, suspended baslan 094 Wednesday. Disastrous speculations oa the Xew York and Chicago Frodnee Exchanges precipitated the failure. The liabilities amount to ,WW, and the Arm estimate their aseets at $IM,e09. The prineinal creditors are the Bank of Trenton, 160,000; Major Frank A. MeGowan, of Trenton. "f-W.tJOe; Ferdinand Roebliac. M.M0; ThomM R. Taylor, 1,M; Wm. H. Bkrim. l.to; Vaneemp A WorUiiuRtou, f!0,fnlr)f and Kx-Con--reMaaa John Mart Brewer, $5,000. Tho baaha are fully awoared, m are alee Mayor MoOowa and ethor londine; erodMors. Xx-gtate Senator John Taylor, Um bead of Um Arm, has stripped himself of every dollar to protect the creditors. Thomas B. Taylor, his brother ha received the deed of his beautiful, State street residence, and Mr. Roebliag the Taylor Opera-Home stock shares for the sum due him. The only heavy loser will be Mr. Taylor himself. His friends, however, have rallied around him. and Um creditors will probably arrange matters so that he may continue bnelnees. Mr. Taylor has been prominent polttteally and socially, ad well as la trade, and 'his failure has produced a profound senaatloa. He has held several important offices besides thnt of Stat Senator, and has once or twice declined the nonaluauoa for Governor. The Taylor OperaHottse, of which he Is the principal owner, is named after him, and he ia president of Ute now later-State Fair Association. He is also heavily Interested In the Union Pottery Company, which may not be affected by his failure. I began hnsluees without a dollar many years ago," sahl Mr. Taylor last night, "aad am willing to begin again at the bottom of the ladder." He is very popular here, and his suecoastal future is wished for and predliotcise SWEPT BY FIRE. A Lara Porttoa of thr. MMtae Mtack", Inr!aMs;tkft Ceurt-Metw,at I.Hckfteld. Cam.) Marad. WiTUMtsr. Conn.. An. . For the second time in three years fared the lose of a large bnelaeee blocks this morning. Atl. a. a. flames were discovered breaxttig rrom Um roof of the Beach's block. This buildlng was entirely of wood and burned so rapidly that no attempt was made to save it The lower floor wae occupied by Grannie A Wmore's grocery. The flames spread to the building directly east, occupied by C K. Bhumway, har-nees-maker; thence to Mauferd Sharp' tla sliop. and from this to BrMumaa Biesell's dry goods atablishment Hopes were entertained of being able to save the new court-house, which was recently erected nt n cost of $H,m, tnt all effort were unavailing, and the building was burned to the ground. The next block to catch ire was the one owned by Woelcott Wheeler, but the games were speedily checked. The ruins of the eourt-houe were, still burning flmreely at nine o'clock this morning. The enact looses and Insurances eon not yet ho ascertained. Tao Meant t of Htoek (mmkting. Wttdttmnofr, Del., Aug. .-Judge Walter Cummlaaw. who Is accused of piHerlag large swsm of money front his ellente and friends, m still misting, and no Information hen bean obtained as to his wherea bouts. The eommtttee of the Xeweaetle County Bar Aasoeiaeien, npirotnted to Investigate tee ehargoa against Cmmlugf, have agreed npon a report which seta forth that nine alhrnMens have been In ant red into, and on eaeh of th count Commlngs hae boon proven fully guilty. Mis dismissal from the bar will most hkoiy follow. It m asttiauiii 1 that Cammiaos' shortage wiU reneh $m.m aad hMoewafall le attrlhumuM hie fsnhe djL-j tAj-U t.lL. M

HOME, FARM AMD OAIIDCN.

Window may ba kept lookiaf ltt by waahlttif In bomx water. lMtiu mmI keaJUi f many ohlltlrM ire titutt rtdned. PutpUi IkmUk JrDo imh iMtva any tomatoe ia tHe boUom of a tin mn, but pour thoM Into an iMirtnon bowl till they will Im wanted. ThU auliog to aaarly all 3tuinMl vegetabloH. UnckM itnd gaesa Mhold never hurm teeumt to a lawn. They pull the jrl-aee up by the reota. Am they are verMotoue feeder, tutd not faeUdlowi, they ohm be 4 to do good WM-vim, howevat , on fteid that are oeveced with Young Farmer, or at loaec a majority of them, have yet to leara the value of thorough oultivatlon. Much of the injury to oropg by drought can be prevented by oontintiMlly etirring the 8ollf not atimj)Iy enough to keep down weed, kP lhe wil th get down to tho root- of plant, and to keep Uie noil moist- Ah soon an the un hue thoroughly dried out tho noil on Uie surface, turn it ever and you will save your crop In very dry weather. Mural Xew Yorker. Corrosive mibllmate t a virulent poison when taken inwardly, but with cure it is one of a housekeeper's greatest bleeeingH. While it is an absolute remedy for bed-bugs, it does no harm to furniture, nor doea it cause beds to screech, an Home bug applications do. A wash of this mixture, applied to exposed places, cracks, corners, beds, etc., nt housecleaning time, will act ae a powerful preventive. No house need Ijarbor bed-bugs long if a vigorous use of corrosive sublimate is made. God UouKhceping, Squash lUsouit. One cup of sifted oolled squash, three oups of sifted Hour, one tablespoon of sugar, two teaspoons of tartar, one teaspoon of sods, one teaspoon of butter; mix the flour and squash well together, dissolve the soda in a little hot water, and fill the cup with milk, stirring tho soda well into it; pour tho milk over tho flour and stir it well, adding mom milk if needed, to form a stiff batter. Have the gem pans hot, put in the batter, nearly filling the pans, and bake in h quick oven. Eat warm with butter and maple sirup. Bees never injure sound fruit Wasps will puncture grapes, etc, hut with bees it is a physical impossibility. Their mandibles sre not so constructed, nor are they strong enough to be 'used in puncturing fruit Numerous experiments have been tried; among the rest, one of putting the hires In an apartment and taking the bees1 food away and making them faat for a few days at a time, aad all the time exposing grapes, etc.; hut tho hoes would not do any injury, even nanNor those ciroumntancee. If fruit buret, or is injured by the birds or wasps or something else, the hues wfll noon maek all the juioe; but that is an advantage rather than an injury to the grower, as the sound fruit w apt to rot by coming ia contact with suoh, or by the juioe flowing ever tho sound fruit. STORING CLOVER HAY. Tho CkMpeet Winter Pood far All Kinds af farm Steele Clover hay should never be scattered utof the swath, beoHuse in addition to the labor in scattering and again raking up, tho hay is thereby greatly injured. If tho weather be favorable for curing, neither timothy nor any other kind of hay should be scattered, because the less any grass is exposed to the sun in the process of ouring the greater will be the value of the hay and the less labor required. Let the clover lie in the swath untouched until about two-thirds of the upper pa rt is su ffioien tly cured, then turn the swath bottom upward with a fork, and let it then lie exposed to the sun until this side ie cured. Clover hay will keep with less drying then almost any other grass. A common test is to take up a bunch of hay and twist it; If no juice exudes the hay may be hauled in with safety. We hare often hauled in clover out in the morning, in the even lng, and always tho next day, unloee prevented by bad weather. Sprinkling

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SIX to Olglll llKJiioe wnim, ucvnerjii oimj two layers of clover of the same thickness, will he found a great preservative; it will enable the farmer to put up hay in a far greener state titan could be otherwise done with safety. Besides this advantage, the straw interposed between tho layers of hay, by absorbing its julees, will be rendered much more valuable no provender, and If salt be sprinkled on the hay, tho straw, absorbing tho juices of the hay and salt, will be greedily consumed both by cattle and horses. The farmer mutt ho blind to his own interest who does not take care to provide himself wfth nt least as much elever ae will furnish an abundant supply of feed fer kin stock. Clover should be cut for hay when about onehalf the heads have become of a brown color; if out earlier, it is believed the hny will not be so nutritious; if later, the steams will have boeonte harder aad tho grass be on the decline. For hogs, however, and young stock, it will bo advisable to out sonte no soon as ft ie In full bloom; when cut in this state ami salted, hogs re very fond of It, aad it is believed might be chiefly wintered on it, if otherwise carefully protected from lnrdontent weather. At all events, by (he use of it ae h food, for hogs In part, a great saving ef oerm may bo eeeted. Cbr. Okk Fmmm

sohtutwHAT tnwiKiwq. A eawTUWAX ef Athena, On., has a ana that ht Unhand to do abaoet any g ho teiht it it con play en Um piano, walu, march aad erow like a waiter. Tuiuo is a man living in qasrgm eightyom yen m out wno nan never lenen a anew Saf aOnnCun) DnvNt snoftann9nei n njnoi JnWfW WuntJ drunk, never swore and never nMrrted. "A swasr girl graduate" ia Komiweford, Neb,, lectured last season on "The Bright, ttawbilitiea of the Broom." Roe made a grand hit Last week she was awrried to Mr. Bioome. Mas. Booth, ef Washington County, Teen., died recently iu the Jog house she was bom in, niaety-oigbt years ago. she had in all that time never been further then Ave wiles from houM. Caksox, Xev., reports an aerolite weighing ten teas that ie streaked with hern silver, and fell upon a race course, narrowly ris!ng a joehey who wae exercising a colt lho e at tho Ubm. I'sorioKXcn, K. I., lately advertised that be " wanted to sell hie wife Xer uuah or exchange her for a good work-hotiM,'' aad further warranted her to be forty-one years old, "and as good as Um majority ef churchgoing geopie." Thr youngest greatg rand mother en record in this country is Mrs. Mary Aaa Wallace of Bagdad, Fla., who was a mother at etgkteeu, a grandmother at thirty-four and uow at fifty Um nether of a graadmother. Pxna Bcckmax, a young lad of St Cloud, Minn., breaks a bone every Uhm he falls. His bones are so brittle as to soap under Um slightest blow, and, although only six years obi, be has sustained sixteen f raoturea f the arms and legs. In New York City some time since a IttUe girl swallowed an open penkife handle flrst It was found necessary to open Ute child's stomach to remove Um knife, which operation wae successfully performed and the giri's life saved. A natltui. soap well has been discovered near Buffalo Gap, D. T. The soap is skim mod from a boding spring, and hardens by exposure to Ute alr.! It Is a mixture of borax, alkali and oil. The quality is excellent, and the supply ht believed to be inexhaustible. A writer ia tbeCsMforu tells of a piece of good fortune coming from the somnambulistic habit A young woman, troubled and anxious about a prize for which she waa to compete, involving the writing of an essay, arose from her bed la sleep and wrote a paper upon a subject upon which she had not intended to write when awake, and this assay secured for her the prise. A WOND8RFCI, mechanical figure k the cork of a rituen ef Bridgeport, Conn. It's about the size of the average sixteen-year-old youth, An exhibition of its ability waa given to a number of New York gentlemen, which included the removal of a watch from its pocket, aad then, after listening

for tho tick, the announcement in aa audi ble tone that "it's just 8:JX), gentlemen." After that the tiawpMce is returned to the pocket Dckixg a rain and thunder-storm at Fort Valley, Ga., the other night, lightning struck a negro bouse in the edge of the town, drove a splinter of wood in a woman's arm. knocked ahoy a complete somersault, turned be cradle over containing the baby, kaocKca all the chickens off the roost, tore Ute block loose from the yard dog, aad, strange to say, there was not any one killed, but no doubt a very thing wm badly stunned fer a tew minutes. INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE. Fcenr Sovxn fir is taking Um nteee eC walnut, ash and mahogany fer tae ear work. California expects a wine crop of 25,000,000 gallons this year, aa increase of 8,000,000 over last year. Tax Mexioan State of Morales offers a premium for the wUUiehment of new industries, and grante exemption from taxation for the same for Uie term of five years. A Tampa (Fla.) orange grower experimented in a small way with peeking eraugee in dry sand, and finds that tome thus treated the first of last December have kept ae fresh as If just picked. Tan Georgia fruit and vegetable growers have overdone the business this year. The market has been glutted, aad they have made but ll'.Ue money. Unless they can avail themselves of the Western markets they will have to reduce operations. It is noted of the industrial development or the South this year that, while Uie boom in iron mining is not repeated, a great many mechlae-sltops, stove factories and foundries have been opened. In investment ef capital this year, Alabama leads tho way, having in the first six months started enterprises in which fl4,WO,000 represent 5olkl money put into them. Xext comes Kentucky and then Texas. Thk German Sugar Manufacturers' Journal says that a factory for the production of that wonderful product known aa saccharine wow completed, and will bo ready for wovk in a few weeks. It is located in Westcrhausen, Magdeburg. Thin coaj-tar sugar, having a sweetening power three hundred times greater than cane sugar, it is said, will 4e weed for mixing with glucose, and it is presumed will, la a large measure, displace the prod"ot at too oane for the snore purnoc THE MARKETS. New Yona, August , CATTCR Xativc steers 4 w COTTOW Middlls. WTwrnt tUkoA AutkR I SS WMKAT-Na. t Bed Kf COKV-Xo.S. M$ SJ e9"al W M UM uat wSMrnixe PORK Mess (new) Mm ST.LOUI8. ravrrrMt ifiaaiiw t BBS VMS-Good te Coatee. . . . Fatrte Med turn.... MOOS-Common te SoMot.,.. SHKIP-Kslc Vo CbOMe FLOUR Patents. XXXtoCketee WHKAT-Xe. if Bee Winter. . . CORN No. t Mixed oath-No. ..., 4 TOBACCO-Lugs, Hurley . . . . HAY-Ckotee Tuaotky M SI BUTTKK-Cnowe imity ...... is MOOS Prssk 1H)RK Standard Mom (new) 18 ft? BACPK-Ctoar Jtlb LARD 1' rime meant WOOL Pskr te Caoiee CmfCAOO. CATTLK-SklaolSf ... I HOOa Oood w Cboee S 99 SHKRP-OoedtoCkOMe JSf f FLOUR Winter .............. m Patent. WHKAT-Xe. npriag ....... 8H CvRi NO. .... .... J rlT Mn , Wkkr . PORK Be w Mom ... MS KANSAS CITY, CATTT-naiairiat steers. . . . t BOOft Mies at. WBBAT-No. Zhe OA Tel -N m.eeeos CORK-No.. - XKW OKLXAJf. nmTK-MtgkQrsde t OORX White.. ........ et Oath rkntM WMtara. ... . .... Ckotee . . Iiew Mess.,, i clear nte..,. ........ .... N Mhtdlleg..,. itiM L0UHSV1LIAI, .T-ST9 Z WS.m. .l..o -Be .... z JVUXfMI tie m. C h Mined... .. ...,..,.......,... H M

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