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Personal.

S. II Scott, OF Holton, is in town.
George A. Huron and q c. Gephart, OF VAL
Icy Falls, came i'm ON the Narrow Gauge yes
terday.
Bob Wright and Dick Evans, of Dodge City,
are in town, and yesterday made the rounds,
visiting their friends
Capt II. w. Wood returned yesterday from
a months absence In northwestern Iowa He
says that the ice crop was good in that local
ity and that a large quantity will be shipped
TO the southwest this summer
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily.l

TIE School Board meets IN special session
one week from last night
SUNDAY was an UNUSUALLY quiet day so ia
as police news was concerned.
The Mendelssohn Society meet tonight. A
good attendance is hoped for.
| ONLY ten dollars in fines were assessed al
the Police Court yesterday morning.
THE CITY Council meets at liz rooms in the
County Court house tomorrow evening
Tn. District Court convenes this morning
/ al 10 O'Clock, Judge Crozier on the bench.
| Ir has rained right srna9t in the last couple
Of days-something unusual Tor this part OF
| The country.
| TIE real estate transfers recorded in the
| ofiic- Of the Register OF Deeds yesterday
aggregated s5,Il4.
SCORES of visitors paid visit to For; Leav-
enworth and chief Joseph, camp On Sunday
afternoon, while as many more were fright
ened away by the prospect N rain.
THE ladies OF the Episcopal church expect
pleasant timM Thursday evening. 1SSome OF
our best singers will be present. and add TO
the attraction. Occidental Hall should be
crowded.
THE prevailing style during the past few
days has been white vests, spring ssits and
Ulster overcoats which might be called de-
cember lingering In the lap OF May, or wofus
TO that effect.
THE Platte City knights Templar will -.
serve Ascension Day with due honors. They
have invited, OF will. invite, ali neighboing
Communicates to participate and a good
time is expected
THREE fat cars were transferred yester-
day by tie switch engine from the Rock Is
land yards above here containing narrow
gauge flats piled one ON top OF the other
three high, for the ID & q. X. II. going west.
1T has been a week or more since payday
at Fort Leayenworth, and thedToops, having
spent their cash, are trifie less troubleeDme
on the streets and places Of resort at night
The boys make the cash fly as long ar they
have IL, which ssn't usually very long.
Property holders can, for the present. pay
back city taxes without any Interests This
opportunity only lasts ninety days from May
lst.
Gottfried Rupp, the young man who shot
and killed Fred HepDenheimer at Wildwood
on last Friday morning, will have his pre-
examination before Justice Kelsey
at Wildwood on Friday Of this week. He was
released from the custody Of the constable to
appear Tor tNaliilnatlOf AT the Time sci on MS
own recognizance-
On Sunday morning THE TIMES published
the change of time on the Rock Island and |
Pacific roads, and below is the, new |
OF the arrival and departure OF |
trains on the Kansas Pacific and Kansas |
City, st. Joe & Council Bluffs. The corrected |
lime table will be publishectln full " THE
TIMES tomorrow morning:
KANSAS PACIFIs
Freight and Accommodation, No. 25, leaves,
II i:IO r.. N.
Through Express, No. q, leaves at I0:2i
4. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation, No. "a, ar
ives al lOJJ A. NJ.
Through Express, No. q, arrives at $40
;. NJ
Nos. p anu 2 are daily trains, and Nos. p
nd - daily except Sunday.
X. c, ST. JOE & C. Il.
No. /, going north. ll:i5 A. NJ.
No. 2, going south, i:S7 p. NJ.
No. ), going north, ll:i0 p. NJ.
No. 4, going south, s:l1 AN.
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tors state that there is no hope OF his recoy-
cry. The ball entered the body Just below
the heart, and passed around through TO the
back and lodged in the spine. Mr.. Cline was
able to converse with those about him, and
told the facts as stated above.
Some say that IL was not an attempt at
murder, but deliberate effort 10 commit su-
icide, but 1t is the belief generally that 1t YVES
an attempted assassination. Mr. Cline was
well acquainted in this city, and had numer-
ousfriends here. He had 300 insurance on
his life
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As an article In preparing the various kinds
of food, Dr. Tfice'sCream Baking Powder Is
wholesome, as the ingredients that enter into
its composition are free from all substances
that would render them detrimental to
health. In these respects il stands alone.
Who can tell how many invaiids and tender
children have fallen victims to the dangerous
authorizations practised upon food: The
Jublic should obtain articles thatare not only
good, but healthful, as DIR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder. ltd&w
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LEGAL.

DIBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY Given,
IL That under and by virtue of an execution
ISSUED out OF The Distric; Court, in the County
:. Leavenworih. in the State of Kansas in
an action wherein Ruth A. Ingle is plaintiff
anu Jonn Ashton and Joseph Ashton are de-
ienn;ahtS, 10 me directed and delivered, will,
onitonday, the 18th day OF June. y. ID. ISIS at
eleven o CLOCK A. NJ, OF sa;d day, az the south
front door OF the Court House, in the CITY of
Leavenworth, in the County OF Leavenworth,
In the state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell TO the highest bidder TOR
cash IN hand, the following described tract of
land, situate, lying and being in the County
OF Leavenworth, In the State OF Kansas
namely: Those parts of lots number two
and three e and -, in block number twenty.
Two g., in lattas Addition to LeavenwOrth
City- In the County Ut Leavenworth and
state OF Kansas, to-wit: CommenctnG 1t q
point eighty lsvl feet east OF the northwest
corner OF said block twenty-five ON in said
addition, thence south on line parallel with
the east line OF broadway street In said city,
seventy eight (.sl feet, thence east parallel
Win the south line of Oak street in said city,
forty (Rl feet, thence north parallel with the
east line OF said broadway street, seventy
eight tsSl feet, thence west along the
south line OF Oak street. forty (iO) feet to
the place Of beginning. said property
has been levied upon and is To be sold as the
property of John Ashton.
Dated this 10Th day of May, A. II. ISIS.
y. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Ieayeuworth County, Kansas
Lucien Baker and Thomas +. Eenlon, Attor.
neyS for Ruth y. lngle-
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HEAD OF SHORT HORN, fashionably bred
Cattle, consisting of $50 bulls and so females
representatives of the following well-knOwn
families: Oxfords, Rose of Sharons, Young
Mays, Pearletts, Arabellas, Cambriss, Ply.
Uses, Lonans, Ducabeilas, Jessamines, White
Roses, Floras, Miss Sewers and Red Roses,
and other choice families, as well as a few
choice bred aged bulls.
TERMS-Cash.
GEO. & A. G. HAMILTON, Mt. Sterling. Ky.
THos. &. ANDERSON, Kansas City, Mo.
Either Will furnish Catalogues on applica
uon- CAPT. .. G. KIDD,
Lexington, Ny, Auctioneer.
Also at same time and place, will be- sold
forty pure Berkshires from sam Pryor & SON.
Paris, NY.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY


DIR Kings SyphiiIIic Remedy is warranted
To cure syphilis IN the primary, secondary
ANA tertI1iy stages, and Ia al il varied and
complicated forms, aud viii cur. the worst
cases OF y"urrr-l = cases: cases which have
rsSisi.i The Ia aIJnsnt Of the most eminent
physicians 81 America. II cures the FIRST
stage aus heals tn ulcers iG "A tCw days. II
cgIaS ulcers ga bfs uaH4tIE. nose. throat, head,
arms sfnh l.-a-- also aiuJ pains Ia the bones
aud juiGJF, sgyIiin- 90 joint sTp..ilitic rh Ia
ma i'm, TO- ia 4 Sh.It fir b. PIics five dol
laTS pc .sCkaEe. seat NEtlare ~ eN-
press. 4 treatise sexual dI>eaSz, free.
sent unaIle,! Tor two amps. sold by Or. ].
DiusbceT, a.. NDrih >-gafsf d street, ii. LOUIS,
Mo. Cures ~. inieed or lie InoDey refund
Ell. Theo. ktrSiorfi, agent, Leayenworrh,
karSaS. T-lIeoGSwlyr
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Fourth Of JULY

LEAvENwoRTH, May IA, 1873.
EDITOR TINES II noticed a communica-
ton in Sundays paper, signed "A Ctizen,'
and would ask for space TO reply. The Hiber-
nian Society will, believe, have no picnic.
but In tend TO unite in a parish picnic under
the direction OF Father Dsf0uri. These picnics
heretofore have been q success, and this one
will be no exception. Let there be good
natured hvalry ON that day rs to who can
have the: best time, and bring the greatest
number OF strangers TO The city.
A HIBERNIAN
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The Rights Of Wives.

Louis Lebraut was arrested yesterday
morning on a complaint sworn out by n, ;
wife, who alleged that her husband beat and
maltreated her, and that she couldn't stand
it any longer. Lebrant was locked up N the
station shouse TO await his examination,
which takes place this morning before the
police judge.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET


GoLD-Opened at 81 COS; closed at 81 CO.,
BORROWING RATEs-l per cent. TO HAT.
CARRYING RATES TO per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Strong and higher
RAILROAD BONDs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet and steady.
SToCKS-kiarkSt strong and generally high
er with Lake Shore, Northwest, 81. Paul, and
Delaware, Lackawana * Western, and the
features of improvement in prices ranged
from : TO n per cent. Stock speculation was
firm throughout the afternoon, with general
advance in prices of to Der cent. from
the lowest point of the morning.
MONEY! O59l "a, closing at 81 Oh.
MERCANTILE PAPkR-Prime, 4ajc.
CCsToMS-Receipts, S2,100OC0. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed Sl56,OOO.
CLEARINGS-Sl4, 100000.
STERLISG-Before board weak sixty days,
a So sight, 81 81.
CoUPONs-lssl, 81 0754; do. 1865, new, 81 Oi !;
do. 1867, 81 O654; do lsts, 81 O9; new 5s, 81 U}l
new, ~, registered, 81 G2s-ai 02Ls; coupons,
81 031zGI 03 new As registered, 81 W5sCai Ol;
coupons = Os7sal Ol; l0-IO's, registered, 81 C6I.;
coupons, Il o.; currency 6s, 81 1871.
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THE late Presidential contest engenderet
much bad Blood which GOODNESS and judy
ment all correct. The dad blood" induced
by a persistent violation OF Natures great
but simple laws requires not only GOODNESS
and judgment, but obedience TO hysienic
measures and the proper use OF DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture TO insure its publication
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We have received =. NJ. Pettingili 4 Co.'s
Newspaper Directory for ISIS. II is very
neatly printed, and well arranged, and with
the exception Of some errors that sny one Is
liable to make, it is as reliable rs any manual
published. This firm enjoys the confidence
OF advertisers, and the respect Of publishers
eyarvwh efa
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BlDOO!! I'n ssssSExSSa.ssL ooO

Is the greatest Blood tamedy OF the age. 7sf-
r., ScTofaid, Ulcers, BOiIs- PiapIes and all
Mood diseases yield 10 its wonderful powers,
Pure Blood is The guarantee OF health. Read !;
alt cured my son of STofuia."-J. r Brooks,
PainsvilIe, Ohio. at cured my child of Fry
sipelas."-Mrs. f. Smeltzer, Larimers, Pa. K.
T.. Sellers & Co., propr's, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Price sl.0O. The genuine has our name on
bottom OF wrapper. Sold by Campbell Ken
drick.
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Have bAen the standard remedy for the cure
of LiueT complaints, Costiueiess, Sick Headache
ana all arrangements of the stomach anu
liver for over my yedJs. Read: "!Sciter's Liz
eT Pits cured me OF an attack Of Liver COM
plant OF eight years sIanding."-W Evans,
Joliet, Ills. Price sc a box. r. r.. Sellers 4
co., proprietors, Pittsburg, Pa. Sold by all
nrugpisls
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r.LoU1s LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST. LOUIS, May IA
CATTLE-Very strong; demand exceeds
supply prime to choice shipping steers,
81 s,a5l25; fair to good, ~ t0a4 IS; do. butch
ers, xlsai IS; cows and heifers, 81 2jai 90;
feeding steers, s. s5di 30; stockers, 81 7jd3 IS
gross Texans, 81 5a3 80; Colorado steers,
s. 5Oa4 IS. Receipts, 100.
HOGs-Active and higher; ligha shipping
and packing. 50 l5a3 .; butchers and Phila-
deIphias', IS 3a3 u. Receipts, 100.
SHEEP-ActIve and higher; shipping,
g lOd5 81; good To choice, 81 6OL1 %; COM
mon 10 fair, s. tga3 a. Receipts, so.
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and it was intimated that the question
would remSin before the House until
there were enough Democrats present to
constitute quorum without the aid Of the
Republican vote.
thirty more Democrats than were in the
House to-day.
Mr.. POTTER moved that the House
adjourn, and vote was taken By yeas and
nays.
Pending the announcement Of the vote,
Mr.. Stephens, chairman of the Committee
on Coinage and Weights, reported bill
prohibiting further coinage Of three and
fve-cent silver pieces and declaring subsi-
diary silver coin legal-tender in amounts
not exceeding twenty dollars. Passed.
The SPEAKER then announced the vote
yeas, lis; nays, ITO. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, d. C., May 14.-Imme-
diately after reading the Journal, demands
for the regular order we're made on both
sides OF the House and the speaker announc-
ed that the regular order was on seconding
the demand for the previous question on
the resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Pot
tel. The Republicans RETAINED from vot-
ing, thus leaving the House without a
quorum, "a there were but Ill Democrats
present, li6 being necessary to make a
quorum. A call OF the House was then
ordered.
A call Of the House was ordered which
disclosed the fact that 2i5 members were
present. The question REQUIRED on second
ing the demand for the previous question.
AMI the Republicans again resOrted In
fllibustering tactics and the House was
left without a quorum, Democrats being
able to muster only lib votes.
Mr.. WOOD-As the factious minority
seem determined to obstruct business,
move that the House adjourn. The motion
was opposed by the Republicans, but was
earried-yeas, 100; nays, 104; after which
the clerk gave notice Of a Democratic eau
Gus to take place Immediately after.
Laughter on the Republican side
Earl Rassen Dying.
n
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4 {: bod Joke.

BUFFALO May 1.-THE report of the
militia being called out at 1t. Erie, antici-
pating a Fenian raid early yesterday morn
ing, is confirmed. Unusual excitement
prevailed along the border, owing to the
reported crossing of four hundred Fenians,
but nothing occurred here to cause any
such precaution by the Canadians. The
whole thing is looked upon here by all
classes as god joke.
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.ct.
WHAT THE LAW Is.
Ms. ISIS.

THE shocking condition in which the fl
nances OF the Stale OF Louisiana were left af-
ter the close OF the war is illustrated by the
fact that the revenue OF the Roman Catholic
diocese of New Orleans had been funded into
a lottery. There everything is a chance, and
the lottery seems the surest investment. For
further information, write to NJ. f. DAUPHIN,
President of the Louisiana Stale Lottery
Company, T.. o. Box Co., New Orleans, Louis
lana
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
disease, puriies the blood, improves the
appetite, gives a smooth and glossy coat OF
hair and keeps the animal in good condi-
ton. For sale by Jos Harrop, Campbell
& Kendrick, and Theo. Egersdorff
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ElaAS Ernat Iar~.

o. IL Robertson, Delaware street, received
yeslerlays Large lot OF gIas, fruit iars, of fine
finish, and of the very best quality Of glass.
This lBuse reports trade in their line 10 be
very -UDl
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JOINT PUBLIC SALE OF
SHORT HORN CATTLE,
AZ THE
Riverview Park, Kansas City, Mo-,
"Wednesday & Thursday, May %, %.

) The subscrf-
beB would
ham no u n c q
they will sell
at the above
m Q and
place, to the
highest bid
der, without
by bids or re.
serve, TWO
HUNDRED
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x. G. LIVE STOCK MARxEr.

CArTLE-Receipta, sss; shipments, 2s3; ac-
tive and firm. sales, shippers, ~ Vct94 80:
butchers steers, " ooai 90; butchers cows,
- l0n3 80.
HoGs-Receipts, COG shipments, SO steady;
saies at q eD92 s..
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TRY Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment for rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, &c.
For sale by Jos. Harrop, Campbell & Ken
drick, and Theo. Egersdorf.
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Peerless. roosh-ache Drou.

are put up on neat and attractive card at
tached " ith "A rubber cord, including mirror,
SStton and tooth-picks, with iull directions,
and sold by Campbell and kendrick. Leaven-
worth.
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The above firm to-day enjoy capital trade
not only in this city, but over the entire
West Their brands Of cigars arsveTy popu-
lar When you want q smoke call for the
Little joe" silver Fountain" or ~. o.
Cigar
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CoSS!MrTIoS can be prevented 10y the
timely Use OF Dimmitt's Cough Baisam,
and the worst cases % that terrible diseasr
can be relieved by the timely use of this
admirable, pleasant remedy. Jones 4 Spar
row, wholesale agents for Kansas d&w.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

FLoUR-Unchanged.
No. 2 spring, 81 1917.
CoRN-Fairiy active and shade higher
%Oc.
OATs-Duu and lower, &c.
RYE-5sZ.
PoRK-Dull and lower, . 3D.
LAKD-Dull and lower; Is TX.
BULK MkAISASteady and unchanged
WHisKY-Nominally and unchanged;g "a.
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steven. anu s:nrrigues.

The above well known firm report trade
unusually coed. They carry the largest stock
of goods in the West, and duplicate Eastern
prices
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Matrimonial Bliss.

The Rev. James Br;lxton, pastor of the 4. NJ
f. Church, at Lawrence, Kansas, and Miss
Ella L. Smith. of Lesvenworth, were united
in holy wedlock yesterday, May II, ISIS.
The marriage took place az the residence OF
the brides mother, No. 319 Dscotah street, at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ, and was C. nducted by Rev.
p. \. Hubbard, Of Leavenworth, assisted by
Rev. B. F. Watson, OF Omaha, Neb, and Rev.
James W. Wilson, of Garnet, Kansas.
The following were the guests present -
Mrs. NJ. Estell, Mrs. NJ. Gray, Mrs. :. Gray
Mrs. Z. A. Hubbard, Mrs. ]. Ii. Hubbard, Mrs.
James II. Hubbard, Mrs. Z. Poynter, Mrs. A.
Finley, Mrs. $ HUM, Mrs. II. Davis, Mrs. A.
Smith, Mrs. + Peck, Mrs. NJ. Washington,
Mrs.A Minor. Misses L. Carr, p. Quinn, NJ,
Gray, f. Poynter, $. Davis, Z. MonJoy, NJ.
Montgomery. =. Prior, l.. Patterson, Mr.. ID. A
Jones, Mr. 5. Carter and II. Richardson.
After lie marriage ceremonies were per-
formed, many were the congratulations of
trends. Miss smith was favorite among
her associates, and the Rev. Mr.. BraXton is
one OF the most popular preachers OF the Kan
sas conterance. Among the bridal presents
We're the following:
From Rev. and Mrs. p. A. Hubbard, a ST.
Yer pie knife.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Harrad, OF ST. Joe, a
set of silver knives.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. r. Watson, OF Omaha, a
silver plated alarm clock
A large china flower vase by Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Anderson.
A pitcher by Mrs. /. Anderson, and many
others.
The bridal party took the 10 A. N. train for
Lawrence, where a reception was rendered
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Can never be possessed by those whose diges.
tive and assimilative organs are IN a state of
chronic disorder. Weak stomachs make weak
nerves. To restore vigOr and quietude to the
latter, the first must be invigorated and regu-
lated. The ordinary sedatives may tranquil
ize the nerves for awhile, but they can never,
like Hoststter's stomach Bttters, remove the
causes Of nervous debility. That superb in
vigorant and corrective of disordered condi-
tons OF the alimentary organs has also the
effect of importing tone to the nerves. The
delicate tissue, of which they are constituted,
when weakened In consequence of impover-
ishment fthe blood, resnlting fkom imperfect
digestion and assimilation, d'aw strength
from the fund of vitality developed in the
system by The Bitters, which imparts the re-
quired impetus % the nutritive functions of
the stomach, enriches the circulation, and
gives tond Id regularity to the secretive and
evacuative organs.
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Itmakes no difference how many physi-
clans or how much medicine you have
tried. it is an established fact that German
Syrupis the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in severe cases of lang
diseases. 1t is true that there are yet thou
sands OF persons who are predisposed to
throat and lung affections, consumption,
hemorrhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast. Pneumonia, whoopiug cough,
&e., who have no personal knowledge Of
BoSchee's German Syrup. To such We
would say that 5000 dozen were sold last
wear without one complaint. Consump-
tives just 'rv me bottle. Regular size 75c.
Sold By All druggists in American.
eO4&w.
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You can always use Dooley's Yeast Powder
in all your receipts where cream tartar and
soda IS specified. The yeast POWDER is ruIe
and always reliable.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE market.

HEMP-Unchanged.
FLoUR-Lower To sell; only order trade.
WHAEAT-Lower; No. red, Il III al u;
No As 05Izdl vi.
CoKN-Steady at :s,ct3sl4c.
OATs-Lower; 26G26l-c.
RRE-Steady at 5sc.
wHIsKY-Quiet at IL 05.
BUtTER-LOwer; dairy, IL alic; choioe
yellow country packed. pa llc..
EGGS-Firmer; .1z6tSc.
LFAD-Cnchanged.
HIDEs-Unchanged.
PoRK-Dull jobbing, IS gJS9O0
DRY SALT MEAT-Nominal.
LARD-\ominal.
BACOS-Ipwer for sides; clear RIB, IS lO6i
II.
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OUR MACHINE OFFER.
You Should Avail Yourselves of il
Immediately.

The Wilson Machine worth $500 aud THE
WsEKLY TINES for five years for $500. These
machines are new, have been received by US
direct from the factory. Read what>Nr.
Bainbriige, or Scandal, who has received
one says: The Wilson Machine is credit
to the manufacturer, combating strength and
seatness, and fully warrants all you promis-
I'D and SAID Of it."
ID, not deIsy bufremf $500 TO this Office
ana y.t H.. machine and PAGER
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X. G. PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAr-Quiet; No. 3, n or; No. 4, SIC.
CokS.More doing; frmer; No. 2, 81 In3I3+c
rejected. ll1<c.
RYE-Duif; rejected, $Oc.
OATS-Nominal.
BAKLEY-Nom.nal.