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ErjI,LtrttL .fccj4rut

Little Harry, son of James II. Pottie,
seven " ars of age, was out in camp with
his grandfather at Lake Minnetonka. On
Iu' sday evening he was sent for water to a
well, which had been improvised by di5gin,,
down seven or eight feet, CURLING, and sink
ing barrel in the bottom. The little fellow
while trying to draw the pail to the top,
slipped aud fell headlong to the bottom,
striking Lis head Oh the chine of the barrel
eight feet below and literally tie lring the
scalp from the entire side of his head.
For a moment he was lnsensibie, but the
cold water revived him, and the little hero
climbed out at the top and walked some dis
tancs to the camp. where surgeon happened
to be, and his inj1ies were attended to. He
now lies at his home in precarious conii-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

w tons of that certain mortgage, exec ted aud
del vered by Charles Lettau and Henrette
Working Mems VIE, Building me soo sas' d assi
the 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1874 and recorded in the
office OF the Register Of Deeds Ramsey county,
O'Clock m. IN book as Of Mortgages, on page IOS
and there is claimed to be due the con the sum of
three hundred aud seveuty-two and 8il00 (S372.86,
principal al interest, and twenty-five fS25.01 dol
lars attorneys fees stipulated III said rtgage in
case OF foreclosure and also the OF TIVE ityone
and 80l00 (S2180) dollars taxes for 1876 and 1877
paid by said society on thu premises described III said
mortgage, making the total amount due on sad
mortgage at the date of this notice, the of four
hund and nineteen aud 66l0J (Sil9 .66l dollars.
And whereas, default has also been made in the
conditions of that certain other mortgage, executed
and del vered by said Letan aud his to said
Society, dated the tenth day Of August, A. d. 1879
and recorded in the said Register of Deeds Office on
the tenth day of August A. d. 1872 at II rs In
book 26 OF Mortgages, on page III, on which there
is claimed to be due the sum of two hundred and
seventy and 17l00 (27n I'D dollars, principal and in
terest and twenty-five (S25.0)) dollars attorneys
as stipulated III said mortgage In of foreclosure,
making the total amoutt due on said mortg' &c, at
the date OF this notice the sum of two hundred aud
ninety-fye and 17-100 dollars.
And whereas, no proceed ng or action has been In
sttuted, at law or IN equity, to recover The debt
cured by SID mortgages, or either of them any
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of power of . lie ,ntanrd in lch of said
mortgages, and Of the statute in such made aud
prt vided the said mortgages will be forec.osed by
sale of the morgaged premises therein described
at the front door of the old Court 'use, in the city
Of Saint Paul, in said county Of RAMSEY, State OF
Minnesota, at pubic auction by the Sneriff of said
county, on Tuesday, the 9th day of August A. D.
1878, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, to satisfy the
mounts which shall then be due on said mortgages
tn in est thereon and costs and expenses of sale
The premise, described in said mortgages, and sc
to be sold, The lot piecs parcel OF aad situate
IN said county of Ramsey, known and described as
follows, to-wt:
Lot numbered sixteen t16) In block numbered
three 81 Of Sch I'D lton to Saint Paul, ac
cordng 70 the recorded plat thereof in the Reg ser
Of Deeds Office of said county of Ram -ey.
The ST. PAUL WORKING MEMS BUILDING SOCIETY
Mortgagee.
HENRY O'GoRMAN,
Attorney for Mortgaqee. iulY ll-7H-thur
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ENGLISH GRAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-rhe Mark Lime E1press
week says: Reports regarding the yield of
Wheat ore various, but generally speaking, the
harvest promises an improvement ON last
years. There several dlstri is, articularly
Norfolk, Cam bridgeshire and parts OF Essex,
where the opposite optnlon obtains and COM
plants riie of badly filled ears. blight and
rust. Farther north the appearance improves.
In Lancashire and Yorkshire the crops LOOK
teai5hier and heavier than tor some years. In
Scotland there are equally favorable hopes.
Conflicting reports received regarding
barley, but where early sown tae crop Will nut
leave much to De desired, although IL has SUI
fered from Hood and draught. Very few sam
pies OF new wheat have arrived ana Until sup
plies come in more freely little can be said re-
,arIiug the quality. An occasional parcel was
shown i'll Mark Lane for walch the growers de-
manded fancy prices, but business Will proc
aoiy seGtle down into its ordinary course tais
week. supplies of I'D are necessarily very
light, with such moderate inquiry as Is to be ex-
pected during harvest tim. Pf.ces have I'M
uergone no quotable chal ge.
Imports foreign wheat into London were
very m ,derate, Fridays return showing only
$50 quarters. There decided improve
ment IN trade, especially OF American descrip-
ton, for which ready sale was experienced at
one shilling increase and In some Instances u
greater advance. Much OF the Russian wheat
recently imported arrived in "a heated, unsala-
able condition.. Advices from ST. Petersburg
indicate very large proportion of the grana-
ried stocks are in defective condition and
| most certain to heat during summer voyage.
1t Is probable prices will be very low for this
| kind of wheat for some time to come. The
somewhat unsettled weather and continued
continental demand for wheat, both here and
in America, have impaired a frner tone to
trade. Values have imp. owed from six pence
to shilling for cargoes off coast. and Tor ship
ment. Maize is nearly sixpence dearer.
J Barley unsettled.
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Notice of Sale Upon Decree.

Under and pursuant to the judgment and decree
and certified copy of the said decree of the District
Court of the county of Ramsey in the State OF Min-
nesota, of da February s, A. ID. 1873, in that
ain action therein pending, wherein Mary Goodrich
ia plaintiff, and William Hogan administrator E,-
ward Hogan, William Hogan, James C. Hogan,
Joserh P. Hogan, John Hogan, Mary Ellen Hogan
aud Hor zee Thompson defendants for the sum
of 6.25 damages, and S51 Al costs, IN favor II
said plaintiff and against said defendants issued out
of the said District Court, and to delivered to be
executed as Therein commanded /, the undersigned
Sheriff of Rnmsey county, in said State will sell
public auction at the front door of the Court House,
at The southeast of Wai,aghaw and Fifth
streets, in Saint Paul. i'll said county Of Ramsey aud
State afor said at ten of the clock the forenoon
ON SATURDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1873,
all and singular the tracts aud parcels of land and
the pr perty in said decree, aud fer described
as follows that II to say: Block thirty-s.ven aud
undivided half of bio X thirty-nin-, q In Sum-
nit PARK addition to the city of Saint Paul. in said
Ramsey county, according to the plat tn reof in the
office of 10 Register of Deeis of laid county OF
Ramsey, in thu State Of Minnesota aud all the appur-
tenances thereof to said Decree aud to
isfy and pay tbs amount thereof an interest aud
costs by law allowed
Dated Saint Paul, Minn., August LIST, 1878.
JAMES KING,
Sheriff of Ramsey County, MINI.
NORRIS LAMPREY,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
st. Paul. Minnesota. augl-7w-thur
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it 7:S0. and the proceedings were very ac-
ceptahle opened bya song from the Glee
club. after which Prof. Burt, State supelin-
endent. read remarkably able and thought
ful paper by Prof. L. j. Gray, Of tie ST.
Cloud Normal school, on the theme,
Natural Science in the Public Schools
general discussion followed. participated
in by Profs. Taylor, andjRoe. of Washington
county; Backdolt. of Blue Earth county;
Levi Wright. of Fillmore county; Tanner, of
Steele county; Goodhue, of Rice county;
Folwell, of the State university, and num-
Der of others.
AT 9:15 the convention adjourned, after
some thirty or forty had signiiied their inten-
ion OF accompanying the excursion to Min
etonka on Friday.
Following is the programme for to-day:
9-J:l0 A. M.-Opening exercises.
$40 9:40-An essay. .............C e. q. Curtlss
a:40-l0-Discussion Of the above essay.
l0-l1-Improvemen in school n.y.
giene. and method of
collecting hygiene sta
tistics C. N. Hewitt, M. D.
l1-12-Discussion and questions on the above.
$3.50 p. M-Practicability of
teaching natural sci
ences in public schools. I'D. Gray
8:3n-8:45-Discus,ion of the same.
;25-0:3)-Reports of committees and miscel-
laneous business.
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The >crru,h .sx,.ect Liferar,,.

The young people of the Seventh street M.
E. Literary gave a highly pleasing entertain
ment last evening. Tue subject matter and
the handling of their subjects by the mem-
btrS showed careful thon hit. and the partic-
ipants deserved the hearty applause they le-
ceived. The prngra me was opened by
n quartette, entitled ''Music from Heaven
after which Miss omithers, a well known al
ocutiunist of Minneapolis, rendered 1.-The
Shores Of Tennes see.
Miss Bachilder convulsed the house with
her rendition of 1.-The Creeds of tue Church
Bells" Many were the parts. and we'll were
they performed. and especially do those who
produced original pieces deserve credit for
their efforts.
These ocieties occur regularly every al
ternate Wednesday evening, and will prove
a pleasurable and instructive entertainment
to all who visit to attend
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Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis me
Comprising the Chicago. st Paul & Mite
Railways.
Depot foot Of sibley street. Ticket md Freight
office, northwest corner Thiri and jackson streets.
Charles II. Petsch, Ticket Agent.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. August IA.
COTTON Quiet at III 5-l6Ql12 s-16c; sales 1874
bales; futures firm; sales 35,0nO bales.
FLOIIR-Active; receipts 14.0tn barrels; sales
1000 barrels western snper S3.30fh4.00: common &
God 4.05 04.30: good to choice 4.3Iu6.75: commoD
70 ,hoce western ESQ; extra ohio 4.Ooa5.75: st.
louis 1000 100: Minnesota patent good 6.2518.21.
GRAIS-Wheat advanced 112c: receipts 80 ,O0f
bushels; sales 100000 bushels; N. 2 Milwaukee
;1.13 No. Mime ota and MilUaul zee 1.20: ungrade
red 1aa; No. do 1.136l1 IA; No. do IA: steam
,r No. 9 do ).ll01.l1ls; steamer No l do 1.11IaM
LIZ: ungraded amber l.t5; No. do 1.13M1.14:
heaner No. do 1.1l@l.1iil u,graded white Lib
IS; No. do Lie; steamer No. do 1.19Nl.19H :;
trnb-r lis. Rye quiet but firm at 63165c. Corn
,dv need 2t40t3A4c; receipts 10000 bushels; sale
10000 bushels; ungraded 450149h.c; No. 3, 40
NJ c: steamer 48a49c: No. do 49t4@50c; western
Yellow sic. Oats quiet and steady; receipts 38,WN
bushels: sa'es 4s.O0O bushes: rejected soc: No. 8
White 3Oc; No. g. $780, No. white 32a@s32a4c c; No.
do 32t "a 80 &c; No white 36c; mixed western 80
D33' &c: white 31H@35hc
HAY-Steady.
HOPS-Dull.
GROCEKIES-CoTee quiet and firm. Sugar quie
md unchanged Molasses quiet Rice steady
PETROLE UNI Quiet aud firm; united 81 OO1
l01S.
TALLow Steady.
Rt,SIN- Dull at S1.37t401.42E.
TURPENTINE-Dull.
PRODUCE-Eggs steady: candled western 140
Butter, western 6@y23c. Cheese firm at 81
@7Mc.
LEATHER-steady; hemock sole. Bneros Ayres
Ind Rio Graude 29p21hc; California 21c: common
i9tsM21c.
wooL-Firm: domestic fleece ISAAC; pulled 1870.
&c: uawashed 10l1Hlc; Texas l9027c.
PROyISlONS-Pork firm: mess $11 0slI11 371k.
Beef quiet. Bulk meats, western long clear middle
s6.s7ts: short do 7.l2t-. HAMS picked lilac. Lard
Prime steam Si.s2t eGI7.9'
WHISKY-S1.USla010 GO.
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per doz.; butter beans 500 per bus; celery 4004c
per doz green corn 4G5c per doz. egg plant 5Og6Oc
per doz.; rhubarb 1oc FER doz.; colorado 1oc per
doz lima beans IL &c per per quart.
Saint Paul Wholesale Produce Market.
August IA.
-WHEar-Inactive; Old S1.o5. During the day a
little opposition forced the price up to Sl.09, but as
the de nand was only temporary, quotations will
most probably rece lie to the former figure.
FLOUR Market dull; patent process S6.75@7.0o /:
straight xxxx 81 SOFAS 90; clear Ss.50@4.oO:
XXX S2.5O93.o0; Xxx S1.75@2.Oo Rye -four S.. so
14.nn.
CoRS-Market dull; prices unchanged; 3f035c to
buy and 36@37c to sell.
BARLEY-Fir. at Sl.0O31 80.
oATs-Scarce; demand light; mixed 29c, white 2sc
to buy: 31g3ac'to sell, free of elevator in bulk.
Corn MEAL Very dull; bolted, Sl.25 per 100 lbs.
BEAss-From Sl.25 for common to S2.25 for hand
picked navy.
GROUND FEEp-very dull; no demand except In
very small lots; $14 to the dealer; SIG to the
;umer.
BUTTER Firmer In all higher grades: good grass,
i@8c; choice, 10g14c; from well known diaries, Is
120c.
EeGs-Scarce; no demand; strictly fresh, 40
l2Ic.
MEAr-Mess pork very firm at 11.50112.OO;
hams, country, 5l4@7; canvassed, 12}s@13c; plain,
l00l0Rc; shoulders, 6ts@7c; sides, 517c.
HAy-Market dull; wild S8.OO@9 90; tame $1,000
3l2.aG: hailed wild $1,000.
LIVE STocK-To-day's transactions con-
fined to the sae of twenty head of prime steers at
3sc to city retailers. The amount of cattle hand
a very small.
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N'fmicipni Court.

i'SiOAS j
Emma Murray was arrested for malicious
ly defacing house, the property of L. w.
Emery. Discharged.
Joseph Stone. james Graham, Hans Olson,
and Michael Mallory, were discharged after
having been drunk.
William Werdert paid So and costs fol
being drunk.
Anna Canadian pail ss27.85 for being boss
OF coop of soiled doves.
Jessie Gray paid $40 tor occupying room
in house of lll-fame.
F. III. Berman and NJ. Shack had fight
o.: the stairs in building on the Hennepii
avenue side of Bridge sqnare-al about {
woman. B-rman as the assail mt was fined
$40 and costs. while Shack. havin, been
terribly thrashed, was let off with So anC
costs.
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ENLIGHrENED EDUCATORS.

Sessions of the Boaa Yesterdny-Ln the
IlorItinD at the UniUersity-.lfternOOM at
AssDci1 TN HdI.
The State Educational association opened
its meeting proper at the university yestor-
day forenoon at 8 o'clock, with President
Johns in the chair. Prayer was offered by
Rev. j. Ii. Hancock.
MORNING SESSION.
The accommodations for reaching the
university being at zero on account of the
street railway being torn up, it was finally
determined to consult tho convenience of
delegates in attendance by removing to the
West Side. and County Superintendent
Smith of this city was appointed a commit
tee to secure quarters. Before .iournm ent
Snpt. Smith reported that Association hall
had been placed at the service OF the conven-
ton.
On motion it was resolved to limit re-
marks OF members Ill discussion to ten mln-
uteS.
Dr.. r. Stockly then read an able paper on
Pr ,grainme ior graded and ungraded scnools,
which was listened to with the closest atten-
ton.
II. A. Pratt followed with a paper on the
methods OF conducting recitatious.
After recess of twenty minutes, during
which a number of the members paid their
dues anu indulSed in social interc Iurse, the
Programme was carried olt as follows:
A paper OH compulsory educaton, by
Prof G. A. Morey, of The Winuna Normal
school.
The chair was empowered to appoint a
committee on Resolutions and nominations.
and the committee on nominations requested
to suggest the mex place OF meeting.
Tue meeting tuen took u recess Tor din
ner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon Tie ussU citation assembled
at 2 O'clock. Addresses were made by the
several gentlemen as ind Gated in the pro-
gramme as Published yesterday.
Prof. Noyes of the deaf and dumb asylum
at Farlbault, brought that institution before
the assembly, and asked the ail OF tue
teachers present in comforting the advant-
age, of thai institution as much as possible
upon the unfortunates III their vicinity.
The president announced the following
committees:
On Nomn ltions-J. G. Hancock, B. E.
Wrig 1T and -. Gooduue.
Ga Resolutions-W. w. Folwell, l.. b
Sperry, NJ. b. Everett.
Papers were read as follows: BY Supt
A. D. Roe on "School Buildings ane
Grounds and by Prof. Backdahl on Higt
Schools.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening the convention assembled
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-CHICA9O->
cnv,Io-,l ot
COMMERcI4L.
Retail Vegetable and Provision Market.

Retail Vegetable and Provision Market.
ST. PAUL. August IA.
SPRING CH1okENs-4o15Oc per pair.
Scarce at 1502Oc per doz.
BUTTER Scarce; Il esh. MQ125c per b.
-Pickerel and common ish SC; white hsb
and trout SC
FRu1r-Plums 1o@15c per quart; peaches 5o9
60c per basket; apples, 40c per peck blackberries
1Oc per quart; pears SOC per doz.; grapes csc per
pound.
100 per doz turnps CSC per bus. beets 40c per bus
peas SOC Per peck; carrots 10c per doz; caulifower
1o@l5c each; potatoes s5@4Oc per bus herbs &c per
bunch; cabbage S0g35c per doz.; cucumbers 15c per
doz.; tomatoes 26c per bus; summer squash l5g20c
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1he Don..e, Of Auti-fnt M,diciues

Miss Latimer, q lady very widely known
to the citizens of Chicago, died few days
ago, from the effects, it was asserted, of poi
son taken in the form IF anti-fat medicine.
Her physician states that, although this
alone was not the cause of her death, as she
had for q long time suffered from sleepless-
ness which finally produced cerebral conges-
ton, it is true that the anti fat medicine
greatly aggravated her morbid tendencies
and FASTENED the fatal climax. She was
very corpulent. and was taking what was
represented to be a harmless vegetable prep
aration to reduce flesh. The deadly dose
proved to have been bromide poison.
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philadelphia Produee Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August IA.
FLOUR Firm, higher, and inacis G; supers $3.50
xtra 8 5GS.4.OD; Pennsyl,ania family $4,000
Minnesota family 6.5D17.0 patent and high grade,
I .mlQL9.no. RYE -four 10000. Corn me 2 Is.
IN Der lu7@y 1903. Corn firm and higher; yellow 30
l52tac; mixed 400 4Sl4. Oats dull, weak aud
lower; white western 30N33; mixed do 2SD3O. Rye
:irn aad unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM active and Arm; mess porl
s11.5n. beet, India mess 17.sO01s.D0. Smoke
shoulde,s $3.50; salt do 5.75u6 90. Hams l2N13c
pick ed lOCn11c: e, cen &c J,ard unchrrpe5
Pc rROLEUN-W eak refine d 10 O. CT de Q1]Ac.
MAISKY-ActiVe q d tir,n: ni.O7.
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Il B.trnt C0rtridGe.
New York Express.


Mr.. Blackburn has got the right of it. He
says: Zone best trait of the Angle Saxon
race is that they have no use for coward.
Mr.. Tilden has proved himself such, and
can never get a half deceIt support outside
of New York. The small squad of politi
clans here and at Albany who are trying to
resurrect filden for 1880 may as we'll save
their labor and spare their pains. When a
cartridge has been fired once and has failed
to hit the mark, people don't usually try to
load with it again for another shot. Tllden
is burnt cartridge.
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st. Louis Live Stock Marke,

ST. LOUIS, August IA.
CATTLE-Fairly active and shade higher; prime
to choice native shipping steers S4.s50n512h; fair
70 good native shipping steers 4.a014.7O; native
butchers steers S3.soGy4 40; oxen 5004.00; COWS
and hefers 2.aK0350; cra-s Texan steers steady
Unchanged at 2.0u93.35; COWS 1.7512.6O; receipts
Zoo head.
HoGS-Lve, active, firm and higher: Workers and
Baltimores s4.4Gll46O: packing 4.4y4.60; butchers
o fancy 4.650gi.s5; rece pts {, 100 head.
SHEEP Export grades lower; 81 .0004.5O; others
unchanged; receipts 2,100 head
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Chicago Produce Market

GHTcAao. August IA.
FLOHR-Strong: buyers holding off.
GRAIN Wheat excited, h CHER, unsettled aud
sctve: No. red winter 81 CD Il t2ns No. 2 red
winter Lore cash. 1.01 Sc ,tember; No. 2 old 05H
06: new 1.02G cash: 1.02A1.9n4 Auvust sales l .,5
1977sc September. asa October; old No. 3 Chicago
'SaS3c new s7iac: rejecte CSC. Corn, demand fair
,nd prices CHER: SO &C cash and September. Oats
in COOL demahd; full prices: 2ltsc cash and Aupust
3ac September. Rye steady an / unchanged. Bar
ey quiet, bnt firm and higher for cash old &c. new
i Ii .M1.17.
nd unsettled: 10.7tdt10 Is cash: 1915 Sc TENDER
10 IS October. lard in far demand; lower rates
.67ta6t7.70 cash and o tober:7 70 September. Bulk
meats active and firm ;6.62. @17.U007.05.
WHISKY-S1.06 .
RECE1P rS-6,oOo barrels fonr: 1 Il 900 brshel.
vheat $4,000 bushels corn: 15'.Om bushels oats
.7,0'D bushels rye: 1000 bushels bar,ey.
SHIPNEN rs 4,3 10 barrels -four: Al 900 bushel.
wheat; 8 900 bushels corn 1O2,5)O bushels oats
zone rye, 80 bushels harley
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NE COURTS.
Probnte CURT.

Before Judge Rea.

Special letters of administration granted
to Petrius Nelson, in the estate of John
Blake. and an approved bond was filed.
Order made requiring Mary Carroll, ex-
ecutrix, to render an account in the es-
tate of Patrick Carroll on September I'd,
next.
An order appointing Charles E. Parke
and q. B. Smith appraisers in the estate of
Susan A. Clark was made. An order was
also made correcting an act of the special
administrator.
The Emerson will case was on trial this
morning.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, August IL.
$50; common extra 4.25Qs4.75: Wisconsin extra
81 50@5.eO; Minnesota do 5.25g6 Is: winter wheat,
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan 0G05.5O: nlnoir
5250L5.75; ST. Louis 5.0B16.50; Wisconsin and Min
nesota patent 6.5G(18 25.
GRAIN-Corn firm; mixed and yellow 5405ec;
extra 81 05sc; steamer 5l@h2c. Oats firm; No. i
and extra white 39043c; No. 2 white 35h@36c;
mixed 33137c.
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st. Louis Produce Market.

ST. LOUIS. August IA.
COTTON-Steady and unchanged; offerings Light
mddling llasc.
FLOUR Qliet and unchanged.
GRAIN--Wheat higher: No. 2 red fall 92sM96c
:ash: 93IaM94'ac August: 94A6l95c September:
97lc OCTOBER No. red fall Gle cash. Corn stronger
eor- No. mix ed Mt 36c cash: 36a4c September; 38
October: No. white mixed active but lower; 37l4n
s7aic cash. Oats higher: No. @ 2lR@21ssc cash
md August. Rye frmer; 501sc bid cash; sac bid
September.
WHISKY-Higher: 81 n6.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet at Sl1.4aD1l.5O. Lard
luiet; $3.50 bid for winter. Bulk meats dull and
lomnal: S'.s7's017olee7 2'. Bacon quiet: S6.l2aa,
'.25Ga7 621a@l7.75gZ87la@S7 90. Hams, sugar-cured
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO. August I3
HOGS-The Drover's Journal reports hog receipt,
1910: shipments 81 o. dull: 1oc lower; ship
Ding S4701n4.75: n edinm .5Gll46 good light a.
1850; CHI ehy $50: mixed and rough 4.OOll4 80
hi, Fly 4.2l91 81; closing weak some rough unso' d.
GArTi.E-lterei,ts } quo: shipments 1,3m: ex-
port cattle good demand and steady; sales S5.nNu
'.4; fair to good shipping steers shade lower 800
't4.60: butchers quiet and weak; COWS 2.1OMa 80;
bulls 2.'0m2 5O western cattle scarce; sales 2.9En
80: Texans 2.901la.3N.
SHEEp-Rerepts 7sO; shipments 400; no better
sales; S2.65 D4.s7H.
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ASSOCIATED Press Markets.
milwaukee, Produce, Market.

MiIWaukee Produce Market.
MILWAUKEE, August IA.
FLOUR-Scarce and firm
GkAIN-Wheat opened firm and &c higher; closed
irm; No hard cd 81 II; No. I'D LIS; No. new
'9'4c: No. old 9}aa6c Corn frner; more a.
We: No. 9, 39l4c Oats quiet and active; No. new
2"c. Rye steady; No. l, SIC. Barley quiet; No. 9
Jew cash Sl22; new September l.310l1.32.
PROVISIoNS-Firme but quiet: mess rork s10.s2
casn and August. Lard, prime steam S7.15.
FRElGHTS--Wheat To Buffalo, &c
REcElPTs-3,o5o barrels -four; 14,76o bushes
Wheat.
sHIpsIENTs-4,14 barrels -four; 2l,4eo bushell
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A member of the Allegheny (Md.) school
board has been expelled for drawing pistol
on the president of the board during its SEES
sion." This will teach him another time to
wait until the board has adjourned.