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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-15
Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

Trains arrive ana depart from Houston as
follows;
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leayes...... 900 A. NJ Leaves......... $3.50 p. M
Arrives.....,. $40 A, M. Arrives,..,,.. $40 p. M.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Office, 10
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office,
3i5 Broadway.
+. L. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors 10 above cities will find THESE Of
Aces pleasant place of resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will be
found.
.U j. DURAND, Genl Sup't.
]. WALDO. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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SENATOR Scnunz IL earnestly enlisted
In the success OF the Peoples party OF
Missouri, and viii stump tho state In
liz behalf.
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GoyEnNoH CoRn has issued m cleo
tIon proclamation ordering the election
for members OF congress- 10 be held on
the third day Of Noyamber
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THROUGH cars will soon run from
Texarkana 10 Atlanta, Georgia,
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. g, 1874
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Minneola and International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. AT
shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the Ell
paso Mail Companys stages for Monroe,
yicksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
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CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD, FOR
81. Louis. Memphis, Louisville, Cairo, Chicago
AND
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Inquire for Though tickets and rates 10 All
I'm I'm portant points at the Texas and Pacific
Railway office, corner Lamar street and Pa
oihc avenue. - - = = :
q, Berths and Staterooms In Pullman Palace
sleeping Cars can be secured at ali hours OF
we DAY on application to H. X. Thomas,
Ticket Agent, sFItI
- GEO. NOBLE,
General superintendent
W, b. NEWMAN,
General Passenger Agent
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TO ADVERTISERS.

All persons who contemplate making con-
tracts with newspapers for the insertion of
advertisements should seud - cents to
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for their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAMPH-
LET, containing lists OF Zoo newspapers and
estimates, showing the cost OF advertising.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

Ga, frm's and confec:ioreries. Othe
vsr.ou, frus too numerous 10 mentio.
put in an appearance and made good dis
plays. Bloss' Band and the Great Western
brought up the rear of the trade.men, and
foIlpwins came full five hundred add CITY
farm wagons, driven BY sturdy GrsDgeIr
and Carrying 6ase and banners Of every die
cription.
THE LIFE OfNARcH.
The route taksn BY the procession Was the
one previously Published, With some iss
changes, owing to the immense length of
the line. which doubled up, crossed and re-
crossed in order to avid collesioo.
When the he'd Of the procession had trav-
ersed nearly the entire length Of the city
and had returned to Broadway via Shawnee.
Sixth, Miami, Seventh and Delaware, the
rea. end had not We; commenced to move.
and the long line OF wagons then extended
up Bgoldwsy nearly to the Reserver The
whole leneth OF the procession was estimated
at four 4 "a. and took an hour and . half
to Tass . given point.
THE GRAND ANQUEr
given at the Market House after the dis
landing Of the procession, was one of the
most Interesting features Of the day.
Long tables extended the entire length of the
immsnse structure, and hundreds of the
farming commcpity toasted on the delicscies
provided by the weli.knovn caterer, Rivers.
The dinner was provided By the merchants
Every farmers team wss provided with
ticket emitting him to 4 seat at the banquet
board, and also chance in the drawing for
prizss which came Of di,ec,ly after the din
nsr Was concluded.
THE DRAwI:G FOR PRIZES
wac attended with considerable excitement,
and 70 great was the press Of ticket-holder
that it was long after dark before the draw.
ing was concluded, The principal prize was
a magnificent Kirby reaper and mower, and
the second tine swo-horse steel pillow. Both
81 thu sc prizes were presented By the firm Of
Crater 4 James John Seeker offered
prize Of a tine suit Of clothes, and Frank |
Lipp pair of boots. The drawing COM
nenced east of the market house d. |
'ectly after the banquet, and was
Kept up till every ticket-h0lder had had q
.hance at the dice The result YVES a. follows:
Three men-Evans, Baker and Clark
hrew a each, and Mr.. Evans compromised
" paying the other two $50 apiece and TAX
ng the reaper. As II the dispition Of the
,ther prizes nothing is known at this present
sriting, but the names will be given IN full
q socn as they can be obtained.
IN CONCLUSION,
We cannot help joining in the numerou,
ompliments paid to the enterprise and ea-
aciiy which prompted and carried out 40
ucce.s!ully 50 gigantic an undertaking. Al
hough intended for mammoth advertise
nent for the firm of Graeter 4 JAMES, the
CELEBRATION yest erday WAS joined in BY many
{ our best merchants, and to q great extent
he Changers clsimed the procession as being
eculiariiy their own, and went home per-
.ctly satisfied that they had made BY the
trens,h OF numbers a deep impression on
ne minds of their city brethren.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Notion to Appoint . Receiver for
Smiths Property
Granted.

The suspense en- ankle ; owl tie Smith
notion is now over, Is tin court yester.
day gave notice that the pr.,sI OF the pc
tiiion.ss had been granted, and that . IT.
ceiver would be appointed t, tske charge Of
the effects turned ever By Smith 70 biz
boodsnsn. 10 sran:iog tie motion judge
Ids gave the reasons foe 20 dciae. He
stated that ~hi:e the properly vss turned
over to the boodsnea il va, foe he purpo,e
Of making up % far as il vs.f he jehc;t Of
Smith. By implication lie comfy hsd a
certain right 10 Tie property, nd iaaauuch
- The boadanen had slrssdy tuned mat
Of he personal propsrty into money (so.s
$4,000 be thought i bal rieAt that . r..
osivsr should Be appointed II ocdss 70 NM.
veat L oil beng turasd isto nosev -
thus pue heyoad he reaeA of tt eusrt
All IL evidences w zrefally rsviev.a
add ssasoas given sustaiaisg bic sesios. II
parties vess sivea dill night 70 sRsee upo. /.
sscsivg asd hilsnsl soljde. thil The Juds,
Will appoint o. thi morning.
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The Coming State Fair

Mr.. Alfred Gray, secretary of the Sat
Board OF Agriculture, anne down from Tope
ka Yesterday to attend the meeting of the com
mi,tee ii the Board appointed to perstc. ar
arrangements for the holding of the State fair
in this CITY, in September next. The CON-
mittee will meet tonight in tie cOnnci
chamber. in connection with the Board Of
Trade. II is expected rh 1t the deliberations
tonight will result in arrangements being
made by which the sue - Of the fair will
be fully assured. Most certainly our Board
Of Trade will do all in their power TO sec, nd
the effort, Of the committee appointed by the
Board From what We can learn everything
is working favorabiy for the lest agricultural
and industrial tx Exhibition ever held in thu
State
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OUR STATE FAIR.
Meeting Of the Board Of Agricul.
ture Committee and Cham
Der of Commerce.
Committee Appointed to Solicit
Special Premiums.

Tie .,ecial committee appointed by the
State Board Ct Agriculture to perfect the
arrangements for holding the State Fair
in this city in September next met in the
| Council Chamber Last night in connection
with the Chamber of Commerce to discuss
the topic OF special premiums
Mr.. E. Z. Wilson Of the Chamber of
Commerce, presided, and introduced the Oh
jet Of the nesting in few appropriate re-
| marks.
George T. Anthony, President Of the
State Board of Agriculture, made very
clear and succintt statement of what the
Board of Agriculture intended to do for the
coming fair, and gave a brief outline Of the
magnificent premium list nov in the hands
of the printer. He said the Board did not
ask dollar for the location here Of the fair
or for the::psyment Of the regular premiums,
but f)r the good Of the city, the merchants,
and the success Of the fair he thought it very
desirable that the ciiizers should offer special
premiums, which would be the meals Of
bringing together a different .class If COM
petitors than would Re likely to contend Tor
the regular premiums. This much he
thought the city ought to do, AZ the Kansas
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
had entered into a contract Ia put the
grounds in good condition, and enlarge and
repair the buildings.
Mr. Alfred Gray, SECRETARY Of the Board.
made 8. few remarks on the advantage the
fair would be to L.avenwoIth, and gave .
brief outline Of what endeavors the Boald
were putting forth to assure the success Of
the fair, and make it, il possible, the grand
es. agricultural, mechanical and industrial
display ever witnessed in the west.
Remarks were made BY H. T. Green, D.
P. Lowe, 7. p. Fenlon, john Wilson,
Mayor Aberna,hy, Judge Aller and others.
It was decided that a committee should be
appointed to c,nvass the city and g t up q
list of special premiums, and subscriptions
to aid in the improvem. IN. Of the grounds
A committee WAS appointed to sslett the
names of the solicitor. After due delibere-
ton the following committee va, appointed:
LIST Ward-James Kitchen, Jer. Rice,
Guy Potter, E. D. Shelton.
% Ward-Judge Aller, John Wilson,
P. H. James, A. Replne.
Sd Ward-Edward Russell. John Gran
Ger, John Richards, John IL. Brown, F. {.
Grae.es, n. 8. Grant.
4ta Ward-Levi Wilson, NJ. H. Inslty,
James NcGouisle, w. H. Kakt n.
From the suburbs and coaniy-Matt Ry-
40, C. g. C. Creapieny, james P. Larimer,
Lyman Scott, CrawiOrd Moore, Jesse Con.
NELL
This committee will meet Tor organisation
tonight in the council chamber. Next
Wednesday night the committee rpcrt. and
. foil meeting Of ci,izens Interested in the
succefs of the fair is desired at the time. A
little enthusiasm on this all important t,pic
vail a~ure the SUCCESS Of The Stste far BE-
yond questi, Of doub'.
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Ho. For the 4th Of July.m.

There will be called meeting Of the tel
egat = Of the Agricultural snl Horticultnral
Association of Kickapoo and Easson. town
ships. Leavenworth county, a. Junction
School House on Saturday, June 6 b, 1874
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Each club and Grange
vii! he entitled TO Eve delegates.
We hope that each organic ,tiOn IN the
strict will be fully Iepn scented. and We
extend . cordial invitation to all to come
and assist in the deiibei ioEs, rs We want to
make arrangement, for e grand Fourth OF
July celebration IN the Twenty Third Dis
tric'. II. C. SQUIREs, Pres.
6 W. ii. MOORE, Sec,
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ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

Will cure more Complaints and Preveat the sy slen
against sudden attacks Of Epidemics and Cent age
ous Diseases the One Hundred Dollars cxpenie,
for other medicines or medical attendance.
The moment Railways Ready Relief is appliel
externally or taken informally according 10 iirsc-
tions-Pains, from whatever cause ceases TO exist.
Observation-Disclosures, Farmers, ani other
residing in spa sely-settled districts, where it
di6cule TO secure the services OF ysician ID.
WAYS READY RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can
be used with positive Of doing good in all
cases where pain discomfort is experienced or il
seized with Influenza, Dyphtherfa, Sore Throat,
Bad Coughs, HOarseness, Bilious Collie, Iuhama-
ton Of the Bowles. Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kid
neys; or with Group, Quinsy, Fever and Ague: or
With Neuralgia, Headache, Tic Doloreux, Tooth
ache, Earache or with Lumbazo, Pain in the Raek
or Rheumatism or with Diarrh9l, Cholera Morbus
or Dysentery; or with Burns, Scalds, or Bruises
or with Strains, Cramps, or Spasms.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the yari
or paTts where the pain difficulty exists will af-
ford ease and comfort.
20 drops in . half tumbler Of water will, In few
moments, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn n, Sick Headache, Drarrh9a, Dysentafy,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels and all Internal pains,
Travellers should always carry q bottle Of Rad
ways Relief with them. few drops in water
will prevent sick ness OF pains from change OF
ter.
II Is better than French Brandy or Bitters as .
3tim1laht.
Sold by Druggists. Prise Fifty Cents.
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Obituary.

AfNSr Timer.
One week ago to-day l watched by the
death bed Of VIM. l.. Morrow, Of High.
PrairIe towns hip.
Mr.. Morrow was born 10 Monroe county,
TENNESSEE April 1881, came to Sou hwes'
Missouri some twenty years since, and when
the war began ia 1861, he was compelled,
Oh account Of his Union sentiments, 10 leave
Missouri; he came to Ksn.as, and at the clOse
OF the var, he purch vel the farm upon
which he died, For some year, pas, Mr..
Morrow has been engaged "a part ofthe time
with Commodore Durfee) in the Indian
trade. Some two months ago he came home.
~ he said, to stay With his family, went to
work on the farm, Was stricken down with
pneumoDia. and last Sunday. his aged father
and mother, his wife and children, and .
large concoursso Of sympaihizing friends from
city asd country, after listening to sppro-
priate remarks on the new life, by J. p.
Baurerman, gave him 10 eterCiiv.
All who knew him r. allied that an afec-
tionate son, q loving husband and kind
father, and citizen Of noble qualities Of
head and Leart, had beea taken from them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28
A Dastardly Assault.

Major Dubois, Of the ID cavairv, and Q
member of the board for the purchase of cav
airy horse. left here shor, time ago for
Omaha, aud there met with an adventure
which had quite a serious termination. AT
. late hour Sunday night the major was on
his way to the Metropolitan hotel. He had
nearly reached the building when 4
man stepped from doorway
walked up to him and without q word Of
warning struck him q blow in the fac,
which fell him to the sidewalk. The Ma
jor soon re gained his feet, wien another man
who va, starding not far distant, told him
he had better 20 home. He felt weak. and
a-ked the man to help him, bat the fellow
hastene.: away. The Major managed to..6Dd
his way to his room, unlocked ihe. door and
before he could succeed in getting . match,
he became aware that blood was running
dowp from bis face. Hastily throwing Of
his clothes, he Lit the ga.. and locked in 4
mirror, where he beheld his nose laid open
10 the bone, and his forehead marked with
deep ga N over his left eye. The Major
is of the opinion that he was Swallowed the
whole evenirg by some one who wished thus
10 get revenge.
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THE so. IDS AND WHALING

CORRUPrING THE SO4 IDS AND WHALING
Chronic Rheumaiisim, scrofuia, Glandular Swelr
ng, Hacking. Dry Cough, CancerCus Affections,
Syphiliiic Complaints Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dy
pepsis, Wster Brash Tic Dolore.x, White SWELL
iDgs, Tumors. Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases ner-
curial biseas $, Female Complaints, GOuI, DropS-
Ricketts,, Salt kheum, Bronchitis, Con. umption,
Liver COmy laints, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth,
TumOrs, Nodes in the Glands and other paris OF
the syttem Sore Eyes, StrumOrous discharges from
the Ears, and the worst forms OF skin Diseases,
EruptiOns Fever Soresl 5cald Head, king Worms,
EIysipelas, Acne. Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh
Cancers in the Womb, and all eakening and pain
fnl discharges, Night Sweats, Loss Of Sperm and
all wastes OF the life Principle within the range
Of This wonder Of Modean Chemistry, and n few
days use will prove 10 any person using it for
either of these ferns OF disease its potent power
cure them. Soil by Druggists, 81 per bottle.
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HIDES AND RURS.

nID8S AND BChS
hIDss-Green &c; green sailed. sc; dry flint
BUrYALO HIDxs-Bull, q 5092 IS; COW, 81 5oG
10; spikes 81 00@1 50; yearlings, 5V,960c, sum
mer bull. 81 %; Gov, 81 20; shiie. 81 70; year
ling, 40(.
g %; NO. 2, % 10; no. 5, esOo. Gail, NO. l.
t5 %; No. 2, % 70; no, ,. y 70. Ossge, no. ],
s. 90; 2. Is co. no. s. q 70; cali, !, q 81
no 2. 50; no. B. 81 oo; SOFT and hard eulls,
soiiei robes are worth so cent, to sIOo less than
inevitably soiled summer robe are almost worth
Prices at all times subject ta'hs changes Of the
market.
rallOw-5S6e.
Beeswax-2O@25c.
Eeathers-ive geese, 53c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Co1PRK-RIo. from common 10 choice. 25-e.c
Java, 33@35.
REFINED eUsAEs-Lc. advance on all grad s.
A. 10x; extra C, lO1s c, l0c; Xxx. ys<c
TkAs-Imper.al, fair 70 choice, 500i 10; Young
Hyson. 5o@l %; Guupowder. S5Si %; japan Go
Csc; Oolong A0@75.
DRIED APPLks-12%@lsc.
DRIED PkACHKs-I3gIsc.
DRIED BLACKBSRRIRs-2Oa22e
CsKRsE-l6kSl7c.
CURRANTs-9@9Lc.
PRUxRs-l59l6c.
sALr-O. r., q Is; S.cksnaw, e. CO.
sYRUr-NY. 50@55c.
LUMBRR.
CLIAR-lst, ~. N ana inch dressed. per N
feet, SIS; I'd clear IL, X and 2 inch, 500.
FL0oRINo-First quality dressed aud matched,
t45; I'd do, So 50; Sd do, S27 50.
sIDING-1st clear dressed, ga SO; 2d do ga; II
do, SO.
SrOCKs-A, 10 and II inches. dressed. $50 50; B
do s&3; c II inches, dressed one side, SIS
SHEvIIxo-Dressed two sides, e52 50; III DO,
SIS DC.
barn BoARDstRough, ~ so.
kHEETING-4D.
FHACIN6-lst quality, e22 50; ID do, %.
PANEL BoARDs-Dressej, SIS
CEILISG-Clsar. u inch. t27 so; do, q inch,
"a 50.
Box BoARDs-lst quality, $50
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auctustioe in value viah tendency to rise. W
give the follow. y monetary qao'at,ons:
STATE pa
County scrip..-.. sOoS
colo. ......--. ......-.........---..- IFS
| New York. Chie.s" AID Il. Louis exchange i,
buying ., par and selling st u 70 = premium.
| sxaiS AND FLOUR.
The price Of wheat remains the same as at GU
last report, but hour mas faen very materially, a
The hest grade Of fail wheat in this market.
which il quoiee IS No. :, s.s selling Yesterday al
| SIZE.
CossHIn ear, .5c per busheI; .Lel.sd. sos.
| OArs-AIe dull NJ a5c per bushel
BARLsY-n quoted at 81 VI; dull.
FLOua-Best XXX. 81 75;xxx, -; STAR IS;
II, %; BUCK wheat aour. - 50 rye Hour g 80;
Graham, 50: corn meal: u " per ioo lbs
Very little wheat Ii coming into market.
PROVISIONS.
HAxs-Susar cured, canvsssed, per u ESQ, un-
can vassed, lie; sweet pickle, Tx.
bAcOs--Ciesr sides, Sc; dry salt sides, SIC
ssoULDEss-smoket, &c; dry salt, SHe.
PoRX-Clear mess, per barrel, Sls 90; mess,
SIC 90; prime mes, SIS 50.
DRIED BskS, - an'azs-i. per b, l2c; UDcan-
vassed, lie.
LARD-KettIe rendered, in tierces, &c; 20 n
cans Nc; 2vb cans, s<e; l0l pals. boxed. loose,
lids OF. sealed, lOc; kettle rendered. n pals,
boxed, loose. lids sealed. iis+e; kettle rendered.
SsoEEo Beg ToxsuE-ss so per dos.
BUTrER-Per pound, logi2l.c-
BkASs-per bushel, q 5O.
E6GS-psr dozen, loo.
CHICK ENs-Per dozen, 81 80.
PEAiRIE CHicKKxs-Per dozen. none oder
QUAILs-Ier dozen, out Of the MARIE.
kABBIrs-per dozen, none Ofier
ONIox-per bushel, none.
PorATOES-Per bushel, u 20.
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Or. LOUIS. Nay %.
Ae0p-Unchaaesd.
Floaf-Unehaneed.
WheaNSPeA6, satirely demoralizsd; No cH-
erod Ct 81 49, % l31< bid, fau dall and lover; ue
~ I'd, ns9inal; 10 {, q Is.
Csa-EhDss. elssinG aeady; No nixsd:rsgu-
h1, &c 01laR.
1axisy|se0eoe; err lsts. ss0sse.
OoiecDu0 81 unsett'ed; Ne eGefrd 1t 50:
HaRaoy-uo0inaL
Rye-Dlu; soe0Sl @.
Posa-9eaay; tr0lS3<e.
Dry Salt Aa66-Qaiss; ssand loess lsts ia n
&c; sAeaIae3, S3<e; easar NIB Haeoa quiss sAould-
n, sex; easR m, le1<; elsas do. I69<
Aee-eses1y: psi0s ssnD. l1kOlILe.
WAisksy-LsvR g &c.
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The Market is flooded with Cheap Inferior Ra-
king and Yeast Powders VI light or short We CHI.
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER is warranted iull
strength and full weight.
soid at wholesale aud retail, generally through
OUT the United States, by dealers IN o. ocerirs and
Family supplies.
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Markets bV Telegraph.
Sew YsrA assey MARKET.
NxW YORK. Nav &C.

Noney-C,osed very easy At &c.
eterling-Fiim; 81 s:1z0A Is ~ days; 81 soI%
| sight
Total Exports OF Produce for the ve%k-s, $40, I.
ga, decrease from la,t week Of 81, s2s GO.
Custom Recepts-s3s5. Zoo.
Gold-Opensd and closed at 81 l251s, With sale 5
during the usy 1t 81 ly1<0l Ie,s-
Carrying kAtes-293c.
Disbalsenents-1heA Assistant Treasurer di,burr.
Cd S333, 900.
Ciearises-sls, 900. Co.,
GOsernments-s1ady.
State Bonds-Quiet.
Railroad Bonas-Fim.
stocks-Stroog; early in the day they became ir-
regular, and A. the day a1vanced we're alternately
weak and I'm, but In the maia lower; at the close
q the day the lowest prices we're reported. which
showed decline Of to IKE from the highest
poirf. The market en- ed quiet and weak.
ChieaE0 Aaskes.
CncAeo. May 70.
Flour-Dull and nominal, ut 25c lower.
Wheai-Steady; No I spFiDg, 81 ~; No 2,
81 1ssS cash or Jsne; No 4, u 13x@l ll1..
Corn-Aesivs. excited and irregular; No 2 mix
Oats-Firn; No > mixed. Asa s6 ash; 4s,< for
1ye-Fsir dried. at lover IA Eoc selling at
sasisy-Du1l end shade l. s.r.
P0k-Dun and declinsJ, eis<ing s.s.Sy; s17 90
hid cash aud June; Si7 50 Jaiy.
Iazd-Steady; lG< cash and Jans; Ie's I'D for
July.
1u!k Neass- In fair demand at lower ae,; for
.3des and short ribs. - -; lease, st.sdy r shout
Bai. Nsats-sseady at 80.
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cSsscg OF TIE TInEs LKAvxsw. RIp. Kans.,,
Nay -, 1874.

The local money ma,kst Il quiet, With no
vsrv or Ns demand tOr loans. All the reRu.
ar sussea. En- Of the banks are getting
s,ons nsce.. Vry u meet demands. CITY scrin 4.
auctusiiog in value vish tendency to rise. We
siIa The f.sllou. ~ ElOnstaTy Quotations.:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

The Right Rev. Biahop Aeiee, of The Ro-
man Cathdic Church, has returned to the
city after IN ahsencs Of eighteea month"; in
South America. He passed mos of The
time during his abaence from Lsavenworth
in Brazil. The object Of his mission thither
Vas 10 raise money TO 6nish the Catbedral in
this city according to the plans Of the archi.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

CcAN uOOSt.
1HE NOTED SARATOGA
sent out vehicle which for originality snd
erotesqueoes OF make up was the center Of
observation. 1t was an immense lunch va
eon. drawn By six horses, trimmed With gar
lands Of vegetables and asarming with Wait
ers in white sprors. VINO Distributed rosst
meats Sut from arimals roastei whole. A
fountain 10 the centre squir.ed ''Sna'oya''
water right end left and drsnched through
and through both eaint end sinner.
THE GRAND CENTRAL srABLEs
ent out several fancy teams Of magui6cept
hsess. md made 6ne display of carriage.
aDd oaher livery stock.
Boides TIE above We make brief mention
a The following: Boot and shoe house Of
knnk Zipp. Represented b. wagon con.
tainiag trsdesnen at their work. Leayen-
worth 1oar mills. three coopers ii their work
nAkiag baFrels; J. ". Crancer. stoves ana
sanvsre; Doasherty. halter; Rivera, reet,u.
rane; Wiliia0s 4 Bsvin,, lour: ]. J. Pot
e. So eaniaee work; eisess. Howe ~
whee3er 4 Wil1oa sswi:g mschi.e,: Wooll
= Hcos shiEes; ODonrell, furniture: Gel.
q. 10 cream; Kisxll, photographic; Bel.