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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-05
dissolution OF Co. Portnership.

/ in The name and style of Odds Il B IBIS - this
dsv oisso vcd by limitation and by mutual Mt.
The business will be continued at the same p lace
by p r. Bof1n, to whom all debts due the firm must
be paid, and who assumes all legal liabilities OF
said firm L. W. OLDS,
Aug. 8, st. P. r. BONN.
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.SHERIFEs SALE

DY virtue Of an exception to me ,directea and
- delivered from the ofice of the clerk OF the
Distric Court of Mus coun ty, State of Iowa,
against h goods and chattels lands and tonen ents
of $, boot Dis;r,.t No L., Montpelier Township,
have eyiad upon ana will expo,e 70 sale. on Mon
day, the z St day o September, A. D. 1857. at the
Court Ilou'e door, in the city Of Muscatine,
the following described properly, to-wlt: The
school horse in School District No. L., Montpelier tp.
and too groend on which said school house stands,
it h,ins l. a:fs in the northwest Of the
southeast quarter Of section thIty-!ive (35) Town
ship sev,nty-"ight, 49, Range cast, and dad
ed FROM f+so W. Baker to slid school Dis riot, all of
which will he sold to satisfy said execution in favor
cf Der jamn Chamblss. Sale to commerce. be-
tween ahe hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and four o, clock in the aft,rnaoa Ct SAID
day. D q McCl OUD. Sheriff Muscatne Co.
Muscatine, Avg 90, S57. 2t.prs fee 50
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LNPORT.A.r1'to ETERYBOD.

ORT.7.,'7' to ETERYB 3D.
L,OR the last three years, have been engaged in
L. Z a business known only to myself, and, com
paratiyely, few others, whom have instruced for
the sum of $500 each, " hieh has averaged me al,
ttetate Of 900 to So coo per anntm and having
made arrangements to go to Europe 10 the Spri ng
Of 1855 to engage IN tho same business, am will
ing to give full instructions M the art 10 any Ierson
in the United States OF Canadas, whs will r.mit me
the sum Of 81. am induced, Fl m the success Ii
have been favored with, and the many thankful
Acknowledgements I have received from those when
have instructed, and who are making from 50 to
SIS PER DAY al it, to give any person an oppcr.un-
ty 10 engage in this business, which IS easy, pleas
ant, and very PR f'abe, at small cost. There Is
positively No HUMBuG in the matter. References
of the best class be given as regards its charac-
ter, and | can refer to PERSONS whom have in
strueted. who will testify that they are making
froth So to SIS per day at the same 1t is bust
ness in which either lalie. or gentlemen can engage
and with perfect ease make very handsome in
come. Several ladies in various parts of New York
State, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, whom have
instructed, are now making from 81 to s. per day
at it. 1t is a GxNrEEL BUsIsEss. and hat few
shiliings is required to start it, Upon receipt oil
ST. 1 will Immediately send 10 the applicant a
printed circular containing full instructions in the
at which can he perfectly undcrstood at once.
All letters must be addressed (p>st-paid) to AL
LEN T. PARSONS, 335 Broadway, New York.
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PUBLIC SALE!

tI1Ihh be sold st babliS se1dse,, on tho place
w known as Judge Wifiia MS Farm; miles
from the City of Muscatihe; west; fiiHothy hay
ana oats in the stack Corn to DO oelivefed id ths
voting cattle, harness, ploushs; AMI great variety
Of fsf.ai BIZ utensils-also household and Kitchen
furnitsfe in variety, and quantity of books, &c
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Satur
day, tbs 9Th day Of September instant.
A credit IF six months wilfbe given on all runs
over IS .6B-under that, cash. Notes with approx
9" sen4 -dawlt WIN. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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ORIGINAL Notice.
The STATE OF Iowa, } So =
.r1.rn No11HrNr W.

no William Chittick. Sr:-You are reby NJ.
1 tilted that there is now os hlc, in the office of
the Clerk of the Dis ric' Court in MuacatiEe Count
Petition of James Chittick claiming Of yon and
ths other heirs at law of George Chitick deceased
the partition of the following Real Estate in said
County, vs-Ths West Half of the North West
Quarter of Section Ten NO) and the East half OF
the Nor>h East Quarter Of Section Nine (9) in town
ship Seventy seven az North of Range one g.
East aud that unless you appear, and apsw sr th"e
to on OF before the 10Th day OF October A. b. 1857
that being the first day of the nsxt term at sale
Court, aefault will b. entered against you, and
Judgment will be rendered aeaint you therein.
( COOK, DILLON Il LINDLEY,
49, .s.5s.. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
As0-u1u
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TO ALL WHO ARE BtJtLDTNGi

THAvE on hand good assortment Of Sash,
i Doors, Window Blinds, Glazed Windows and
Wall Paper, which l am offering for sale cheaper
than ever before offered in this market, at No. l9
Iowa Avenue opposite the king House of Isett
and Brewster:
Do not mind what any body tells you about the
duality Of my articles, but come and examine fer
yoursel Yes, and yea will he saisfed that keep
Inc best articles AID Sell CHEAPER thar any ia
this place: -. H. COUCH.
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ment IN this city, and Continuation Of the same
is very politely solicited, promising at thesame time
that my store shall always be filled with everything
that is kept in Boot and shoe establishment. Ny
arrangements with sone of the lest eastern manu-
factufers are SUCH, that shall be receiving
goods every few days; consequently, my stock will
be kept fresh and full, all of which will be sold
cheat as the cheapest, fer cash.
Work of all kinds made to order; and repairing
done short notice.
. NIB. My accounts are being drawn of, and will
ready for settlement on the first of July. Per-
MS having unsettled accounts with ME are expected
settle the slime at that time, IS wish to square
sccouht. with ALI twice year. first of JANUARY and
July. Short settlements make long friends.
w. II. STEWART,
jel6 No. f65 Main street, Muscatine, Iowa,
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FARM FOR SALE

T WILL sell the farm where l now reside; three
L fotrths of mile from Muscatine. contair ms
NJ acresof Prairie and 50 Of Timber. Also,a ho. u
and lot in MtVernon. Terms easy.
r. W. Fl. BRENT:
August p, 1855 wifi
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TO BUILDERS!

III DUlLDEhO
SEALFD Proposals to build Court House at
- Sigotrney, Keokuk County, iowa, will he re,
caived at The Office of the County Judge in sigcur-
ney, until tn: lst Gay Of October, 1857. Plans and
sp'cf- atons may he seen in the efice of the
County judge from and after the first day of Sep
tsmber next. liberal advance payment will be
made, and the subsequent payments will be made
satisf act'ry to the cont actor.
SANFORD HARMED,
sigourney, Iowa, Aug. l3, 81. Co. Judge.
A 2 I5-~4e
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FIR T. S II II R Il Ua L ~
J. A. WILSON

LAS Just recei-ed from boston large lantity
i K Groceries, which were carefully selected by
himself, which he will sell very cheap for cash.
Among his stock are the following articles, viz;
Salmon, 70 doz Baskets IF various
Goldfish. sizes and patterns,
Mackeiel, Tubs. buckets, churns,
Java, Ceylon and Rio Sugar boxs,
Coffee, sH Wagons and cabs for chill
Y. Hyson, Gunpowder, dren,
Imperial and Black Sugar,
Tea, Tobacco, spices,
Hard and soft she'll al Spanish. Principe and
mon5s. other Cigars,
English Walnuts, Coil Rope,
Filberts Superior bed cords and
Raisins Figs, cotheslines,
Pruncs and Currants, Zinc and wooden wash
Fresh Peaches in cans, boards,
Preserves o. vali,us Salt, nails,
kinds, Window glass,
And everything belonging to grocery store.
NIB. Water Cement for Cisterns kept constantly
on band. ...
Muscatine June 3, 1857.
ASA AsGGG. Ell MsssM,RH. THos. s. BROOKE
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) Wn1nT blinds

a GOOD assortment Of Window Blinds f-cn,
II sxlO to 1Oxl6, always on hard at Nc. 10 Iowa
Avenue. NJ, COUCH
mav22
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WESTERN CANDY FACTORY


l. strees,-oflice No 81 Market street -
ST. LOUIS, MO.
msnufacture,s of all kinds of plain and fancy stick
CANDIES, sugar rums, fine snonds, gum drops,
jujube paste, rock candy, chocolate, syrnpajt hc.
which We have always on hand and fer for sale.
G@ We Ore prepared ia offer superior induce
nen's that viii satisfy all who will give us their
orders. a.# Aug39wlln
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERIN DRY GOODS
Fancy articles, Ready Made Cloth
ing, &c.
HavING taken the splendi stors room on Sec.
i i ond Street ate'y occupiei by Rothschild &
Brother. He ID ready to SUPPLY all in want Of
anything in his line, at the vdry lowest cash PRICES
Come and see. aus22daw3m
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Mus aanSn C Co nSr,' SIS

AIUsCATINE COUNTY,
7, fDW'D II. TIAyER, County Judge of The
L oounty aforesaid, do hereby certify that in &C
cordance wththe provisions of chapter 22l of the
Acts of ,the Sixth General Assembly Of the
State of Iowa The question If licensing the sale
Of malt, spirituous and vn.us liquors within said
Muscatine county, WAS duly submitted to the lega
voters of said county st the August election for
the year 1857 and that the wteie numh.r OF
votes cast at said election for and against said Iii
c.nse was Fifteen Hundred and E ghty-three, CT
which weve Hundred ard Twenty-sev n votes
we're "for License and Three Hundred ard Eff
ty-six votes were against Licen e'--beiEg q
majority of Eight Hundred and SevertS-cne il
favor Of License. sr
Therefore, notice is hereby given tia. said chap
rsI 221, the same being act entitled can act t.
license and regulate the sale of malt, sInitnou:
and vinous liquors in the State of IVA. ap
proved January goth, 1857, is adopted within ano
in the county Of Muscatine.
Given nder my hand and official seal this l6tf
EDW d H. TIIAYER,.
aup22 &# County Judge.
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I'M ORTN II
10 EVERY BODY
INF VIEW FIRM or
GARRETTSON g. SCHOCK
- most complete assortment Of Spring and Sum
Goods in the couptr
Their stock of Dress Goods comprises many nov
oltles. a Ea3
Bl'k and cold Silks, { Rrilliahts,
Challits,- Arganinea
Grenadines, Lawns
Pupllns Ducalas
Organizes, Berages =
Mantillas, Grenadinc ana Organdic Robes
Nous. D. Chine and jaconct Robes,
Shawls, Grape, Cashmere on stella Shaw!s with
Broche borders, MartIlas, Embroidery and White
Goods Of every descrIr ton hosiery and Gloves
OF every variety full assortment of Dress and
Manti'la Trim mings, Linen and Cotton shectirgs,
Damask TabeCloths. N pkins, roweling Counter
panes, Lace ard Muslin Curtains, Irish Linens,
Brocatell, Niorceers &c.
Millinery goods,
Flowers and II extensive assortnent Ribbons,
hucncs, Grapes. laces. &c
Nyaw Goods.
complete assortment of straw, braid silk and
SUMWER STUEEs.
Ono hundred cases and bales of ralicors, Cling
haas, checks, twceds. Jeans, ticking,a musliQ un-
dersleeves. parasois &c.
NOTJONS.
A full stock.
Country Merchants and Others who wish to buy
goods G. cap. are ihvsed to call and examire our
stock, assuring thom that our goods and prices
not fail to satsfv. GARRETrsoN & ScHocK.
may1 d WITT
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LATEST & IMPORTANT NEWS
A NEW tL0THlNg SToRE

LATEST 4 IMPORTANT NEWS
A NEW cLoTHlNe STORE
rrHE subscriber would most fsspectfally in forrs
the citizens Of Muscatins and vicinity that he
has taken one Of the stores recently fitted up II
the old American Hotel, where he has opened one
of the largest and best assortment Of
Rendp-mode Clothing and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods!
e'er brought to this market, which in part o0npri
COATS!
Extra fine aud medium quality cloth OF different
colors, Harris cashmere ssks and Erocks, Tweed
and Jeans. italian el6th, Farmers Satin. Alpaca
Sacks snd Frocks; Cashmarett, Marssilles, Duck,
Grass ana White Linen, &C., DC. a~
r A N Z s!
Extra fns and medium black doeskin cassiner.s,
fancy cassmeres of the latest styles apds patterns
including Harris cas-; large assortment Of sati-
nett both blk apd fancy, Tweed and Jeans, Italian
cleth and blk Alpaca, Farmers Satin, Marseilles
duck, drab and whistle linen, and large assortment
ct cottonadas, &c &c.
VESTS!
Eitra fine snd medium blk Satin, fancy Silk sn
Marsei'les: together with large assortment Of
cloth. cass, tweed, Far1ders Satin, Italian CLOTH
and Alpaca, &c &c =.
;. Also, large assortment of YOUTH and BOYS
CLOTHING, and general assortment Of
Gsnts' Furnishing Goods,
including white and fancy Shirts and Collars, Stocks
and Neck Tics, linen and Silk Pocket I'dk'fs, Sas-
penaers, Hosiery, &c SC.
would ia ke the pleasure here, to state, that nv
stock of clothing includes FINER and BETTER
QUALITY Of goods, and of .r-
Far Superior Worknmmsfip
to any that is usually found in clothing Storas.
would most respectfully ask the public to cona
and examine my stock, before purchasing esev here
By strict attention to business, heps to merit
share 81 the lublic patronage.
J. &. COeLENS,
ID street, 2 desrs from Iowa Avenue,
in the ola American HoteI,
June 3-daw3m Muscatipe, Iowa.
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DONNET Importing com bs-a new and useful
i article for The ladies, at G 4
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For sale by druggists everywhere.

DISEASES or S1ocK.-Those who prefer healthy,
vigorous animals to weak silky ones or "h,dss on
powder. advertised in our columns. This lie rhs
reaI German preventive and cure for all diseases Of
esn;mals. Get Wells Almanac for 1857 of agents
free.2-st. Paul Times!
Sold in Muscatine bp j. B. Dougherty and Fay d
tbxn in Vie west. ,n
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GREGG q Co..
lest Liberty, Muscatlne Co., low;
r, AND A ENV s

i AND A GENTS. ..
D EAL estate bought and sold in oil the counties
IL throughout the STATE. Especial attention Civ
ca to collections, paying taxes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Husssy 4 Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Ice & Co., Pitisburg Pa
Ludwig Koc edcr & CO.., Paila 'Alphia
Miller & BIO:
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltim ore
J. NJ. Kilgour Rockville, Nd.
Green& Stone, Bark ers, Musca tine, Iowa.
Isett Bfewater," :" ="
July 25-wtf
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A CARD:
W. II. STEWART re-

W. H. STEWAkTre re-
turns his thanks to
the citizens of this
city and the sufroun-
ding country for the
very liberal patronag &c
that has been extend-
ed to him since open.
ing an exclusive Boot
and Shoe establish
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August 29-w
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NUTICE.
DUBLlC Notice is hereby given that Cecilia
L RICKETTS,, wife Of the late H W Ricketts, deaas
ed, has, this day, been appointed by the County
Court of Muscatine county, Administrative upon the
estate of SAID Fl W Ricketts,.
[aug2a wsw*l cECELIA RICKETTS,.
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Fine French Collars.
4 MOTHER very hocc lot Of those fine Frenc h
n Collars, just received from New York, to
which the especial attention Ut tie ladies is irvi-
tel, at It ~
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Township Coiixenl Ii Oh.

At the Republican Township Convention h Id a
purpose of electlns delegates t. attend the County
Convention; on the 9Th init. the following gentle
men chosen to present Bloomington town
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49, 'I New YORK, Sept2.
Flour, S., 60a$6 20. Wheat, 81 l4a$l ,4S
FOR red, and 81 ,5OaSl, 6S for white. Com,
79sk Oats, 57a6cc;
.. ST: Louis, Aug 81.
four SIS, 25a$6,25. Wheat -Spring 75a
9OS fall $la$l,l2 10, prime 81, lSa$l 20,
choice red and white $l,25a$l, 80. Corn
63a7Oc. Oats 25a2Ic. ..
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Pnor. WOODS HAIR REsToRAr1vE.-!n our adver.
t;siny columns is to be found an advertisement of
This Popular restorative. We know nothing Of its
merits save wh.: we read, but that is sufficient,
particularly when we see such testimonials Of its
efficacy as the following, which we clip from the
Ottowa Free Trader:
"Having tried unsuccessfuiiy sundry highly rec
ot,,nended .hair tonics' on our own half dentdel
clo,vn; Ne had about lost all confidence in nostrums
Of that sort, until week ago we met distinguish
ID ioitician of this State; whom had seen three
wears ago with thin hair, and sas gray rat but
now boastng as fine and glossy a head Of hair as
one cculd wish We dettianded the secret Of his
;nroved appearance, when he readily accounted for
II Inv ascribipg it to the virtues Of Prof: Woods
Hair Restorative. Weshall try that next. Rock
River Democrat.
h,, dru ociSts evervwere.
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RIVER NEWS:

The river continues to fall at this point, but i.
not yet down to the lowest mark reache, during the
season. The river WAS declining at st. Louis ut Ia
dates, although the Rapids above here was a
rise of some Xix inches, making about 81 80 inches
on the Rapids. The rise came principally from tn:
Iowa River.
Badger STATE Capt. Phelps brought down this
steamer from the Rock Island boat yard vest erlay
and started immediately for St. Louis. The Badge
will run during the remainder of the as Il
freght and passenger packet between St. Louis and
Rock Island ,.g
NEW FERRY BoAT.-A new and handsome steam
ferry boat, called the Crock Island, passed UP the
river Sunday. She will run in connection with the
"Davenport" between the two cities Of the same
names.
Missouri AND ILLlNoIs.-Thero feet watt
ON tie shoals Of the Missouri river, reported by
the last arrival at St. Louis. On the Illinois there
depth Of IL feet, and stationary.
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Black SILK! BLACK SILK
\NT f keep the best and sell the cheapest La
w dies in want should call and see theIS. They
ara rio and cheapat G d S
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ANTONIO BROTHER S,

Culemo Lorenzo usus and Alphonso, who will per
form the whole their unique and wonderful
to surpass which thsy challenge the world
Mr. p ANTONIO. Antonio Brothers. will Introduce thu
great An ii podeap Feat of Walking Ceiling with
Smooth face with the feet upward and head down. resist
ing tn. laws of gravitaon sceI the same repre-
1ted in the engravnes around the city.
Mr. w Carroll the only truly two and four horse rider
in America. -.
La Petit Maria will exhibit her astonishing power over
savage beast entering the cage of ferocious Leopard
accompanied by her faithful dog Neptune
The peoples favorits Clown, G. g. Knapp will pour forth
his eloquence aided by Tiiton living evil
dcnce that actions speak louder than words
Mons jean Harpere the great Southern learer Vauter
and Contor ions and will appear at each exhi
bitten >. o.: 80, =.
Mr. w Chambets the great scenic rider sill appear in
his pie asng entitled England ireland and Scot andand
various other Characters. ,. . t,,,..
Nsssrs Reed 4retto Masters Charley and Will
lev will also tribute their valuable services
The ST LOUIS Brass Band led by g. Bailey, is engaged
Admission Cents children under ten years half price
Doors oreh at I-2 and Il O'clock p n. Performance
coufnefce hais ah hour after. t-
Sent.
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ANTONIO, CARROLL & CO.'S
GREAT WORLDS CIR ECU S
Thursday, september 10th.

The ANroNIuS having spout the last wintet home in st
Louis renting the for their annual tour in
the Western Southern States take pleasure
ting citizen, Of Muse that they will exhibit with
entirely OUTFIT and without regard to expense
abe brilliant aud talented Companies that
formed in this place few only Of the NEST promnen
leaders th. only legitimate Circus Company here bt
emu rated.
Tile first beauty grace skill and artistic excelleuce
the fascinotng Mile MARIA CAR rC the mo extraor
binary and daring rider the world. Also, ads
CAR Kohl the dignity of the Arena, and the acknow
edged star of Am rican armament. The ~
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with Sugar they are pleasant tc take, unltfng as
they. do, the POWER Of MERCURY with the ease
ofHsstcr Oil. ..ts b. ,-H
Ga- Large Family Boxes, IS CENTS. <.r:....
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress and
Weakness of the Breast, Sides and Back. In hheu-
natism, Coughs, Colds etc., they always give Teief
"nd are warranted suneri;r to any External heme
dy Discovered since time began. Each Plaster WIN
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price Isl Cent?.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle. This Remedy IS the be-
ginning and the END of Horse and Cattle Medi-
cine. Over One Million Packages have been sold
du, ing the year 1885, Perfectly safe and good at
all tines Other remedies of a similar pature are
but Chat compared with them. Put up in large
PACKAGES with full directions, and sells for 20
cents.
rs The above remedies ice warrant ed Agents
arc authorized to refund purchase MONEY, if sat
isiacton is not e ven. These articles are sold by
dealers in al cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States sad Canadas. Persons will call Tor
them by their full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK Il BROTHER,
Prspr-tors, albany, New York
For Sale by Fay & S one and j Dnusher y,
Muscatire; NJ x Pomeroy, Wiiton; Ccfoy,
Moscow; J Patterson, Wes, Liberty; Sanders II Bro,
Iowa City, and by druggists everywhere. [a29-wly
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TIT MARK ETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. Q.
A heavy decline has been experienced in
prices of produce, wheat having fallen of
during the week l7a20c per bushel, and corn
SC, while flour has ceased to besaleable ex-
cept at loss to the miller. Wheat is quo
ted at 75aS4c for spring. Flour $5a$6 25.
Corn 65a6Sc. Oats 27a2Sc. Potatoes 35a
4oc. Onions SIC. Turnips SIC. Eggs IL
al2 cents. sE