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Tlis Is lise-pro'f STRUCTURE bailt Immediately IN
the rear Of the rtin biliing AMI opening ont into
the alley thus giving every facility for receiving and
discirEiur goods Here Is storel all the gools re
qr'irel Tor general jo5A.ng trade, in original pack
ages. On the lofty shelves oE this rcar room can be
found At all times gooIs in ahuuIance to supply
any numler Of ordinary drug stores and at the
time leave ample supplies Tor the city retail trade.
Tins department is under the immediate charge of
Mr. I. $. Mead, gentleman whoLas had great ez-
Iarieuee in that line oi business, having been for
many years emrlayI IN large wholesale drug
house Inaihtloa % d-u5,, eaasai.l5, etc, kcft ii
Original packages, hege is 70 De found full line Of
FaIiat4, OILS, winlasr glass, wal paper, and lamp
sr,ak all q which are kept IN fuu supply Also
fn, wines aud liquors for uelI.ztl purposes ana put
mp ia packages suitable for the juahm- trade In
addition t0 nlS genera! TRADE, Uay safe That Dr.
Day makes
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Extensive Druc Sfnre


On several occasions we referred p, .ls extensive
improvements made by Dr. Day in connection with
Mr. \ Il. Reynolds, ard have given fl lsS,rfrtions
Of their new building which Is an ornament 70 that
quarter Of the town and Ly ali dis the han sornt
building IN the city. Since getting into his new
quarters DIR. Day hIs gradually exteDIeI his sphere
q operations uHtll b. has now the
LARGEST DRUG STORE
north Of san Francisco, and the most complete in its
details. The only establishment IN this northern
country tirIt es-r ,o naneI 5a IN. -,-u- onnerion
lS that OF Smith s. Dams, o.: Por;l:-.I s3 evs:, .h.
Lc'7e never thinks Of cErry.us Is Itr-e st,gs Of
goods Is Is now to be founl on DR.. n,v-s shelves
Commencing about twelve years since on limited
scale ami with small s.oes Of gods Dr. Day has
=rptEally pui!t mp irs'-ellss business. and sic
1ee-~. ia attracting the ea-er part Of the trade of
tir interior towns But are wan leriuy from our
"r;tIeet, which Is mainly iut-nl-I 10 b. a
DESCRIPTION or THE NEw STORE.
Entering from Main street, on the right Is the
prescription department, furnished with highly
finished drawers AMI hinlsona shelving, the
whole effect being very fine Ia this department is
20 h found every article IN the dru; and chemical
line, TIE who'll arranged in neat an tasty manner
gratifying 20 the eye and giving evidence Of the lib
crafty AMI enterprise Of :hepropretor The drawers
and shelves are al fni-hel n walnut and 0re.,oc
maple and varniShei, give "a faish that viii bear
comparison with the fines. establishments Of the
kInd 10 be found IN such critics aS New York or
Philadelphia Passing ,.g1yu 80 th. rear Of the store
We have
TIE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
proper, where Thy>I-iars' prescriptions are com
Pounle,'. and the general details Of a retail d-u,
husiHcs, arranged with view to convenience whilst
every Trerutou is taken to cuaTd against possible
mistakes. Here We have aneutire laboratory so ar
ranged as to bring ain ost every drug or chemical
WITHIN reach OF the comp0undes and enable him 10
I'll! Prescriptions promptly aud correctly. THIS de-
Partmrnt Is usually ATTENDED by Mr.. Nike Ryan, a
youth VINO has grown rip IA tie establishment ani Is
thoroughly srhu.slel IN al IL details. Leaving the
laboratory, aui passing on % the upper side Of tho
stuIe, We have
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UUUIEI @ hIflNiFEHN,
PROFEIETOES OF THE
PENysIEfEs MARKET.
Mai" Street Wall" r"''''

4nl vii ~ al times fnTnlsh cfistfsners WIN us
choices cuts q
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ror future delivery the market advanced lscr bat AZ
the feeling weak. .ih the inquiry on imE"
sales A. follows ali ou basis Of Law III" ,lngs
sales Yesterday after p 2Ot lac, a.; SS
Is Sisc; Dec Der 300 ~ January too l3Sc Feb
ruafy. 400 - *. Marr' 100. 10 .sc April 200 3I.c
total g. 100 bales Yesterdays closing pi.r-s-> eptenOe
is oscssr lsa@l%.,c NSy,%n.r lGSasslIi s,e
l9i7ssc.; March, l5nle1iJ Hac; ARA, Ills"
MAY. i!ilsdlis ssc; June lIh4ll Sc July t7nsa
sales today ny 70 m,-sopi.a,per 700 - tlYe 900
100, 1Ssc, 100. i3nafc Sovenoer loo l$,S LOO
l5r,yc Ioo, l5i.c. zoo IL ..c December 90 i3,.c
800 ifssc; Febrlary 300 IS March 100 - 1'sie
IL .ssc 300 - Ice. hay 100, i+lc 400 II S2.e; 100
Il-s Total 1890 Uacs. GiJnd tOal, 1900 bale, EA
canctdiss.c PAID to exchange 700 N,~ember io sep
TENDER.
ls-s
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eAIEs FROM O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOSE OF Bus
NESS, 9 O'CLOCK 2. VI.
axe Shore
SATURDAY. Sept. 1-P. VI.

careful retrospective view OF what may he con-
sdcred the first month august of the present Au-
tunn reveals the fact that the sangulne eX-
pectations which had been INDUCED in certain
quarters and perhaps by The hopeful public gener-
allv in regard to the Fall trade" have failed of
fu Gllment so far. The commercial situation seems
10 be not very different from what il has been for
some weeks past, and from what had been
indicated in this column as a probability.
The business doing is believed 10 he
safe but comparatively small and not always profit
able since prices in general merchandise show de-
cliuinC tendency much to the disappointment of
the most conservative merchants and traders. The
speculation in cereals, from which i'll July such san
guine promises made, has las we expected
proved a curse to the healthy trade of the country,
and to 10 interest more than that OF the farmer,
Who by this speculation, has been led to hold his
products in the probably vain hope of realizing the
prices TO which they had temporarily advanced
by reason OF the Wild speculation referred TO.
We have seen how. in consequence of the rise i'll
wheat and corn more particularly the former, the
Ieceipts al Chicago and Milwaukee rapidly in
creased we know that the crops are abundant, and
that had the speculative prices been sustained the
receipts at the lake ports would have continued to
be large But with the collapse in prices which was
inevitable since there no substantial basis for
tie rise the recciptshay declined as rapidly as they
had previously increased. so that for the month OF
August the decrease from the corresponding month
Of last year las been about % per cent. We think
the farmers make a mistake in not marketing their
grain when they get fair price for it aud at the
same time reap the benefit of cheap transportation
but they will of course Judge for themselves in this
matter, and at present they seem inclined to hold
their products for higher prices and We see the re-
suit of this determination in the decreased receipts
at the lake ports. At the principal grain ports Of
the West Chicago and Milwaukee. the receipts of
wheat and corn for 1873 and 1874 have been for
August US follows;
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

Petroleum. gals. l0',-b4 ! ho-li
Yarmouth, -. S.-Schooncr amprro.
Railroad iron, l.
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'Exinterest.
The Wall-st markets at the close of the week
were Quiet and devoid of noteworthy incident OF
feature Doubtless the return of hot weather had
much to do with the duncss of affairs, while the
more cheerful news from San Francisco tended to
diminish the excitement OF the early part of the
week During the first hour Of business the stock
market was generally steady, but il was later heavy
and declining under the effect of sharp rad upon
Lake Shore. The market later steadied again par
italy, but became very dull, Us many oper-
atOrs left the street III an early hour.
The result Of the days trade very general de-
cline in the stocks of the active list, most marked in
Lake Shore which went of a per cent. Western
Union Telegraph has been exceptionally strong, and
has advanced IS per cent from yesterdays closing
prices. The sales OF the day amounted to about
132 900 shares, of which G0,100 were Lake
Shore, 22,2O0 Pacific Mail, 2l,200 Western
Union, 900 Erie, GOO Northwest Com
mon. 500 ST. Paul, 200 st. Paul
Preferred, and 1000 Ohio and Mississippi.
Comparing the closing prices to-day with those Of
yesterday, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Preferred and -. Paul Com
mon have each declined % per cent Erie, l.: Iar
lem, Os; Northwest Common Is: Pacific Mail and
st. Paul Preferred, each d Union Pacific 7s Mari
posa, and Lake Shore IL While Central and
Hudson and Northwest Preferred each advanced
ls, and Western Union - per cent. The open
ing highest, lowest and closing prices of active
stocks sold to-day will he found III the following
oh
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And the following for Bank shares

Railroad bonds were firm, with the principal
activity in the Pacific issues, which brought fuii
prices. New-York Central iirsts advanced 10 10
The following were the bids:
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frof. tour
weeks -. Sl9s40o 4.i52.soo Decrease s'''sV
This makes the total recepts Of wheat and corn az
the ports named for the month Of August, 1870
6O94 800 bushels, against S,449soO bushels fr Tue
same period in 1874 show decrease OF Z'3'''ooo
bushels. The-o figures are interesting IN oohne'on
with the prices for Che month. VIZ on Aug l. AT
Chicago, No. 2 Whe0t was selling at about 81 "a
and corn Of II cents On the 2Sth, the decline
was to 81 Is and Ga cents respectively,
with subsequent decline of about cents
per busbel in each. The ratea for lake
freghts from Chicago TO Budalo were reduced
on aug. from 81 and cents per bushe for wheat
and respectively to the present rate OF zig ana
cents per bushel. These facts seem To bear as
directly upon the prospects Of the general trade for
the remainder of the season 40 upon the interests Of
transportation companies. The trade OF this city Tor
TIC past week has, are happy 10 say, shown some
Elite improvement over the recent weeks preceding
it, and there has been better distribution OF dry
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The following importaons OF genera
the port OF York Cor the week ending Sept 1875:
y alue
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We annex closing quotations Of foreign

The week closes upon quiet state OF affairs III the
money market and at no time during tihN season oil
excessive AID unprecedented ease has money been
any moro abundant. There were free offerings az
times durlrg the day low rs per cent until Mon
day, the ruling quotations standing az ll2a2 There
is a slow market for mercantile paper, when Is sub
iected 10 close scrutiny. We annex basis OF rates
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned have this day formed Copart-
ners!ip under the firm name Of IIMP,ON d GIELLSrY,
for the !ra'sact0n of Il genera Banking aud Com
mission EH>i.css, at No. 10 New-s,. Ncw-lorh,
sept l, 1870. e. +. 1IMPsON,
j. w. GILI.GsPY.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,rrlcIAL REPORT n. " STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SEPT 4, 1873
SALES BEFORE THE CALI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lOl4 O'CLOCK
AND lily O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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6 81. le. oaO ba!cs. aealpst n.OOO

>toc' aoai IN B'nb1' HaTOW l-OjO Ddcs a@absi i'p'o
Rom Liverpool cl'day We lave ihe foow NJ 1fo',
IMPORTERS aud 5000 g. sp'u rs lrt'ing 5000 20 'h' h -
The 600 .a 81 wAr @-"o ar a r.
ea ad ese r Of 200 IN e io Of 5mciiesn
NJ week. 22"0c l.e' ~ AN, scar onn ~"
7lled. Ney.Orleins. 1''. closed iul ard 'nclargtG
fLOCKASD IE.lI.-lhc market i1f l.ouf zoe . "f'k
r,, been her 1ct nj without any naf"tm ca1, 4"
note except in Mnnc"Ua Bakers FlolTs. wLc haze De- IN
good demand and :ys I'd fully 2Jc WIN y ~ 80 -
the se. when bnycTs h' oiil -
b.sry aitho, m hoIn.rs Gnaded The advance aesd, ~
the chsl Wheat ng sections Of a.nn,>,'a TO
the sC a H. an Saa S9n a.y si a hn w
Wrser mers 10 hold Flour here at dg
2 tr h"w9 Sv. '' II so reppTs a. mot OBTAIN vein
cation. and with the decline IL Whoa. at tie Close
tie advantage gainet was considerably lSt II tne
Wheat Fors VI OIL crop have also been very 81 ny b
growing Of apprheBdel seaTety, and food trade as
ore, while crop do has been sod Win Ofsuy,
and only ,oncessDn good new Amber selling al 30 ''f
about lOc. advance Il the Close while cry MIS-
hight Request in The absence 81 sailing sssee or
the Wcsi indies while The miicrs welr wen sod ~ AID
generally alea, tist there been rc Ia fo.
drrsOas have not been active as asst a. ihe
export demand has been very hgt ard lOOyDS "iy r.;
prices however, well SUSTAINED; III! pins extras
have been extremely dali. buyers anG sellers Aa' Min
Min few exceptions utl the close. sI'.e: l.op
IN Wheat made holders Ieaf thei extreme Mal ana tr
Choice Ines delivered Of STATE aud Western, although
high 81 - paid early IN the week i@r re best ah'
To-Day >hlp.ing L@Is c,1nrd duii Al 80 tnt tol - "
taIabe Extra. unless j be somc,lnG cnoce, While ~"
there was demand FOR CITY Aiis for shipmcr oh
Winter Wheat Flour ul aud firm, ana Ne" lrregn"1,
oi below 10 90 A!nneSoss were as" hel st'"fy
but Inactive. the close the market dali AID "a
safes OF sipning Extras en 500 bhls rs Choce;
1903 bNls. city sls WITHIN the range Of - ds1 20;
Minnesota fair saturdays trade done. id .e All
c0lG uo be- called seneIai sales OF 5000 bDs Va
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St,remrnt. 90 800 l25 l9sf9175 pre-. lc22950
Ions ...... .i3s 800 GS3,ei..JOU lrr-.-. $4,000
Government bolds were 0ui, but nrner. in SYM
pathy with gold. We annex !alest street quota
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Tie Offering and asking prices at the close OF the
Exchange were

The London Stock Exchange is now undergoing
renairs. and was closed to-day so that we were
without quotations The Bank of England made
loss If f25. 900 bullion withdrawn on balance To-
d.v TIN. Routes in Paris closed M 66 @h The
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. Sept. (. 1873.
COFFFE-In Rio there Is but little Or nothing dol AZ and
values unchanged aies were reported from mr.,
either ports We quote OIjuury cargofs
Ar is &c. fair do, l. 11l0:c. good 10, 2JG<Vie'
prime do. 2Ol2G2UIc. and extreme lahze ior 10Y,
lS1n2l nc Santos far 10 good carsoc l3G2lc, al! 5oN
COrFONThe market for spot Cotton rcnlins very quiet
but prices without quots.blc Change
Quotations based imercan standard OF classification
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rOnrs nov -Err. I. 1871, To DATE.

Totals. ................ l2S79l7 22l;,f3l 3i9?d.S
GRAiN~~nce a ago the Wheat Las alvinc,d
about both Prime Spring Gnd winter ~ Old cr,.
under pretty good export and nn demand he siee"au'e
element navg most disappeared lciyiag tho market upon
Throughout Sith ut lev EXCEPTIONS al the si"s' bow
,,pecjav linn soft ,oci lead 10 decline
extreme point Of the week, that The market closes
alolt where II opened or all grades, except Sew Writer,
found and OHIO and Intaaa Red have been spd as low as
81 .1G$I % ana Priae Ne" egn A,ao, ~ 81 40 tns.
Old. and Al the close n Ia HI at G1es o. IN store and
ahoa COR Oh Amoer Mich San only c" boat loads 81
,itlei 'e water 10 influence value ot Wheat
any for the reports II Storms. III ota da Mt
as o:ri ,bove the exports for the week teI2i2 bush
aga not 76o93O hush. the corresponding week last year
s.. chicago aud IL - No. Ail.H suk'e
while Ols reported although somo wee ask@ more
ina also 81 s0G>l Is Od AMI asked Tor amber Ola Mich
ran w'io NJ" Wheat, "ese nss:cs lhe MARKET eit' Il
No II II i2@sl a. without sale rei ~. Mais 80
Chicago sold AZ 81 264 81 ~ atoai iOr >o 70 tne ~.e
Ameer Ae5l.rn ~ b, ale Oh 10 was noa.l, ss QUOT
90 u.ng. marNci l,il aDd hsy. WIZ DN hili
lea INA H2or' ,o1ns "a s' ,sieS A. n + Tor Ioar
>eptsnboi Barley 9'@I dnl al BUYERS ho
ing whenever possbl ,A, ,oi Pf.e,so We" s"l pty
OF New No. chicago Mixed on ssg o'. .OV1 push 40.
5.c Mixed 30, 50c; MixS OHIO. 4SG {. Tor soand
Louis oa priyate cru ln,onnG 90 s a. 5Gs "a lts
pon o. retail lots which se .owS :. Dcofe Corr l.
heavy he close ~ti ''c bad ior l;ne III wi'h -.
asked. which was p1d carry ITO iansr bei;,s chiefly
10, 9tosncg mai AT st6.O. and hot n "ain,
700 &c. Old Nominal gc 10 store wit Corr o ias
oI Mixed; White no'llN'N II as.s; salos 10000 L-h
ANrons' fe ;.,, sEr r. H., i5 a., 10 p 1A,
u aad lTe!,"d Port Port r f
New ya %s's Sept g. slss s'. Ses s;ssi ssio"?5.
Raj ut % ~
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nothing. The only sale We heard Of was
100 barrels at 81 %.
BRAN.
Very little doing In bran. We heard Of
car OH track held at sl7, but no sale.
Sales OF 200 sacks Mt SIS.
BUTTER.
Good butter IL In demand. The sup
ply Of choice Northern is not equal to
the demand. We note sales of 10 tubs
good Northern 27O2sc; 10 tubs medium
Northern 25(g28c; stubs common North.
crn 23c; 1Opails choice Southern 2ets27c;
8 pals common Southern 23c; 8 pack.
ages Southern Illinois 26c.
EGGS.
Very scarce and In brisk demand, and
are now commanding q good price. We
note sales of 3 cases Zoe 200 dozen l9c
CHICKENS.
Supply and demand equal. and prices
well sustained. We note sales Of 10 doz.
en- Spring $3.50; 4 dozen large 50.
FRUIT.
Choice apples are in demand, but poor
qualities are hard to sell at any price
sales Of 10 barrels choice, 50 65 0
barrels common, 81; 8 barrels common,
50 % 8 barrels choice, SO; 70 barrels
good, So IS.
VEGETABLES.
The supply of potatoes is very large
We note sales of 100 bushels Northern Al
35c 200 bushels Southern. 3Oc.
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This Is new style Of piceure now 10.
ing produced by WIN. Winter, the artist,
OF TINS city. These pictures srp creating
much Interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, bcing altogether new.
They are unlike Photographs. being
raised and beautifully ename,ed over tho
entire surface, soft in tone. but dist;nc, n
the lights and shades. No one who secs
them fails to admire them, or to give tia
artist an order. We have been shown .
number of pictures Of wcll-known ladies'
and gentlemen Of the city, and have Ia
hesitation In pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest IN such matters or de-
sire pictures. to call upon MIR. Winter nc
his gallery and examine his work IN ths
new branch of the shadow-capturing art
0-l4-tf
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II i-now conceded that Mr.. Coleman,
the / unSI e.s. ". 1! Fourth street, be-
tween w ,-hiuyt N & G 'mnerci Il avenues,
h.s one OF the b 81 90 Quoted Laundry -
tablis hm-nts n the city, aud Landlords oi
hotel. and boarding houses All hnd IL to
their advantage 20 call upon her
Her lric,s are Us follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing. IS cents per
dozen. foi piece work prices are
A. follow: single shir, and col.
ar, Toe; per dozen 9 c; sock. DC; two co..
lars, be; tw, hsndkerchiei., Sc; ve,t. aoc;
and all gentlemen's wear. soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % TO Zoe;
skirts 10 - a0c; drawers 20 TO ioc; two
pair hose SC; two collars TO Ice. Fo. la
dies plain clothes 81 M per dozen; for la
dies fnc clothes, 81 % per dozen; don.
dssmp,ly, and promptly delivered. IA
tronage solicited s-3'-lm
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4 ABOVE 4
Low wATIR.l
STATIONS,

WAR DEPARvMENT. RIyEp REPORT,
Oct 1. 1875.
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO. ILL, MONDAY EVENING.
October 4, 1875. !
When we closed our last report Thurs
day evening", we stated there was q fair
prospect OF rain the following night, but
we are sorry TO chronicle that no rain of
any consequence has yet fallen. The
weather was cloudy Friday, and a very
light drizzling rain OF short duration fell
early in the morning, but it soon turned
cool. and by evening the clouds had all
disappeared. Rain is needed badly.
Many cisterns in town are dry, and have
been for months, and good rain to fill
these and to lay the dust. which has be-
come nuisance. would be hailed with
delight by our people generally.
There is very little change to note In
the markets. The demand for choic.
flour Is rowing better, where, for the
past month. low grades We're most sought
after. Corn is dull, and the demand for
white is no better than that for yellow
and mixed. Meal is hard to sell-no de-
mand. Choice butter is In good demand
the supply not equal toit. Eggs are very
scarce, with brlsk demand. Choice APP
pies find ready sale, but We can't say as
much for other qualities. Other articles
quoted below.
THE MARKET.
A%Our friends should bear In mind
chat the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. -GA
Dull on medium grades, but fair de-
mand for low. Choice Is looking up,
owing, no doubt, to an improvement In
business generally. Sales were 100 bar
r~ll, various grades, S5(S8; $40 barrels,
81 1907; 800 barrels, various grades,
8. 5O(07 100 barrels. S. 10; 100 barrels,
s. 70; 800 barrels medium, S. 3597 200
barrels Xxx 81 rs; 500 barrels. $6@7 so.
HAY.
The market Is and has been dull, and
sales hard to lind. hut during our round
we learned of the following transactions;
! car mixed, SIS; 2 cars good mixed, SIS
! car low grade, $l3 %
| CORN.
Market dull. The demand for white
Is very little better than that for yellow
and mixed. We note sales Of car;
white, in bulk, ut 57@59c; car mixed
68c; 2 cara mixed, in sacks delivered, CSC
! car, 75c.
OATS.
Very little doing in this staple; thu
market Is quiet, and the demand small
Sales---1 car Southern Illinois. sacked ant
delivered, soc; car Southern Illinois
3Sc; cars 4O(945c.
MEAL.
The transactions In this market sine
our last report have amounted to almos
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EDITOR In your issue Of
Saturday last. saw notice of my be-
Ing over to the:Charleston, Missouri, fair
with my colt Harry Hill; but did not
get the premium above all other competi.
tors, As you stated, Tor there was colt
owned by n gentleman in the vicinity OF
Charleston, that got the first premium,
where ] got the second. and I would like
Tor you to correct it, for | will have no
honors not belonging to me.
Yours, respectfully, wM. EuLERs.
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral services will be held over the
body Of Charles Carroll Martin, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence
Of the late William Martin, on Cross
street. Services will be conducted by the
Rev. Isaac E.Ander The body will be
conveyed to villa Ridge for burial. IN a
special coach attached to the 3:l5 passen.
gr tran, the coach returning with the
evening freight train. Friends Of the
.alnily are respectfully invited to attend.