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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-15

And Both Taks to Their Heels.

Constable Conner is feeling rather sorc
this morning. aud greeted tile BAzoO re-
porter sitting down. lie Wa rubbing hi
legs with Mexican Mustang I.inament when
the reporter went in and upon inquirine
the cause he told ~ the particulars If a
lively foot race indulge,l in between him
self and Mr.. Hannibal Har,lenbrook, con-
stable 81 the Smith,on precinct.
Since the day when Granny" Warren
rai'iesi the saloon al Smiihton and shocked
things mp generally, affairs in that burg
have been in n very unsettled condition,
the citizens taking part On either one side
or the other. and much bad blo.sl has been
eng-nJ-red.
Yesterday Mr.. James Cook, . merchant
nj Smithton, came into town anil swore out
u warrant against Mr.. Har,lenbrook, chary-
ing him with assault and battery. The
warrant Was placed in the hands Of Con-
stsble Conner, and during the day Mr..
Har'ienhrook came into town, but discov-
ering what had transpired ami seeing Con
ner coming towards him, he took to his
heels. Conner determined that the fellow
should he his prey, and hastily getting rp
a supply ii steam he started in pursuit at
such gait that would have made n Choc.
iaw Indian die OF envy, and Anon sue
ce~,leh in tapping snd dist .nciny him.
The trial, which promises to be iive.y
one, will come up before u special Judge
snd jury at Whites Hall On Friday morn
ing next, at y o'clock.
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A Plea for Smoking Husbands.

A lady writes 81 follows Ia Western
newspaper: MAKE . home 4 home, and
make il one in every ssn.e III the word Ms
husband is great smoker; he loves to play
casls. dominoss and chess; he is At liberty
10 smoke in any room in the house, and
am always ready and Silling to join him
in TIE different games. en,lesvor in every
way 10 be not only helpmate. but com
panion To him. and the result has bsen tina,
! have and enjoy his society; he prefers
pasing his evenings al home wiih me a.
seeking other society. cannot understand
Why women will run the risk oil
losing their husbands society and love
merely for the sake Of gratifying an over.
fssiidious taste. II they do not like to-
bacco. did they object to his using it during
the days Of cour,ship? And il they oh
jected then and failed. Why did they marry
IL men will not give up such habits st the
solicitations Of their sweethearts, il H. not
likely they will be persuaded out Of then,
by their wives therefore think il nnwise
Tor . woman Ia risk her happiness by
qusrSeIing with her husband over n fault
the existence aud extent III which she
knew .nd perfectly understood b~iose she
took npon herself the duties of vale"
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The Narrow Gauge.

Committeeman will notice the call oi
Nj. N~vkirk in another column aud will
govern themselves accordingly. We ~x-
prcs good report from all COMMITTEES
There j. mo- earthly reason Why work should
not begin On that narrow gauge BY the first
proximo. A little push on the part of
the various committees and the people III
Sedalia will rally With vengeance. They
have gone too far nos To back out. Their
reputation Tor hospitality, generosity and
big.hesrte,ln~~s. is known aud scknowl-
edged the State Over. and they must retain
their justly earned reputation.
Warsaw and Benton county are respond
ing nobly. Five thousand dollars we're sub.
srribed At single meeting in Warsaw,
and only FIVE thousand more il wanted, and
ve are as~ured BY Judge Lay and Col. A.
G. Barry that no trouble vhs,ever will BE-
experienced in getting the remainder.
Sedaiis has too many big hearted people
10 permit this movement To ''die a-bornin. !"
Let Us have good report At the Tues
day night meeting.
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Goes Again.

About Tour y-Srs ago one Frank Blizzard
= Young ma" in Kansas City. forged note
"n the bank of Sawyer n Chri-n,sn, nj In
dependence, ior $50 aud aiier getting the
is"n~y 'iecsml~,i.
A year passed an,l u was learned that the
iosg-r U.s. in the Hsi~- county Jail. charged
with horse stealing. The Bates county an-
ihoriiies refused Ia surrender the cniprit
tn the Jscks"n county sheriff. RIixzsr,i
wns tried sn.i .-ni-ncrsl tw~ntv--~vrn
m",ii.s ago Ia hsy to the I~hiien,isry Tor
three years.
Under the three iourihs rule Frank
Eiixxsr.i'- time VAS out lo day. This morn
my nj roll call NJ the Monisrrrsi mines,
Hlizzsri was told ihst be WAS fr~,., when
We. ks-hl-ar. . lA-puiy Marshal of Jsck-
s"n county, stepped forward snd said io
the discharged fellow, "You are INV pr,s-
oIs~r. To answer Z" sn ,nLiciu, al ioryery"
aud iook his msn.
The accused ~ twenty four wears old
aud native ii Chiiiie",h-. Ohio. lie u
not very bright m,n-iiiiie oh under the
hat band.
tie d.<s nat deny the forgery and will
probably plead guilty and 60 ior. another
term.
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LIVELY SHOOTING.
One OF Whom Will Hardly Re-
cover.

Lest Saturday night s~rio,,. AMI probs
bly, fatal sh...linx ARRAY ,.s,k plss~ in Rock
vile. between . carpenter named Hum
phrey suxi q merchant bv the name Of Trrr-
A week or ~ ago the i~o men po, int. ,
difficulty over a ii.,icufi I-,v.-u other usr.
ties, snd Humphrey knocked Tre-s down
~iih the butt end IL hi. revolver. raising a,
considerable knot au.i DRAWING a small,
quantity IL LI.s.i.
Hum,hr-y. br.s.ir,i ovsr ,L.. ,l,a;cul,v
and the more he tI.upb, sl.uut il The mar.
L~ wanted revenge. Last SATURDAY. .i,h,
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
A German Book. binder Instantly
Killed at Lamonte Yesterday.
Sixteen Cars Pass Over HIS Body.

One of those railroad scci.lenis happened
ye.ier,iay. nj LSmonie, which sre Ia ~ At
iributsd To tile reckl~ssne-s of people in
travelling under cars, on platforms and on
brakes, in order to avoid, il possible. pay
ing ih~.s fare.
List Monday German book binder came
into the HAzOo office and made frniile-s
application for work. He vas shout thirty
Eve years Of sge, and bore evidence Of hav-
ing been knocked around considerable in
the world, but vas evi.leaily not given 10
intoxication ~ . general thing.
After leaving the RAzoo binJesy nothing
else Vas heard Of him until short letter
from our Lauonte correspondent informed
Us that he had been killed At thii place
yesterday by the cars. sixteen heavily
loaded cars passing over hiss bndy, cum
pleiely cutting on the lower limbs and
breaking the arms in several place., ~ yell
- taking Cd the top Of the head.
Al frs il was supposed that he had fallen
Oh the carr. hut further investigation re
veaissi the fact that he vas stealing . ride
under the train, On the brake.
An inquest wss held, after the remsinr
had been gathered together, and the jury
returned \ verdict in accordance with The
above facts.
The only facts hesidss the shove obtained
were that his name Wa Henry; he vss
on his way 10 Kansas City 10 secure work
weighed about l6O pouSsis, and vas Ger
msn.
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AT REST.
Death Loves u Shining Mark.
AID Therefore Hits Upon Gen @.
e Bingham rs = Victim.


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ii''" TINS morning. ''r"erat Bingham was
J" his oStn year, ami u" man Was ie'i~r
Know" :" Missouri either ~ y" artist. ~
firing in cou,ba,iuy whatever he cou,n,er~.,
wrong. n. bsd i've. r.-rsc,~., in IN. conn.
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80.
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Hardly day passes hut what blood flows
in Kansas City. Instead Of its being civ.
iiized city. it is fast gaining \ reputation
abroad o. being perfect he'll Of its own.
Yesterday was not very good day 70,
killing, bat Kansas City responded nohly
To swell the crime Of the country. John
Henry, n negro, got cut by Bud Williams
. negro bartender. who pretty much made
mince- Of his victim. Josie Crawford
Vas badly beaten over the face an.i head by
fruit vender named Dennis Sheehan
Both parties are in Jail. and peace reignesl
the balance Of the day.
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The 4th at Butler.
BUTLER. July ;. Is

BUTLER. July j. 1879.
Yesterday was the biggest" day ever
se~n in Bates county. Fully twelve thou
sand people participated in the celebration
and ate b.riscne,i heel, mutton and pork
,"d''broke bread" Rev. J. Wesley Johnson,
delivered an excellent Grafton. +. J..
Fygard snd J. c. Clark, the efficient Mar
shals, marshaled the hosts. The ERE works
at night SURPASSED anything ever witnessed
in this section If the Stale. The iighi.roI~
walking of Sig. Monianio VS. ~scellent
and drrw loni Applause from our sisters
our cousins and cur annis" Not an acct
dent happened, mot fight occurrd and
not drunken man was s--rn on the grounds
The affair throughout Vas complete sue
cp<s. %
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a Picnic.

We learn thst the picnic in the southern
portion Of the county, on the 4:h, vas . yery
enjoy able Affair. About 2,OOO people vers
present and not disturbance occurred Ia
cause ripple on the placid surface Of the
enjoyment Of the day. Mr.. X. Slower, oil
S~,lalia, made speech. after which the an
dience adjourned to . bouniiful dinner
Dancing was indnlged in until the day had
far passed. and every one vent to their
homes feeling that il was good to have
been there"
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/ new Palestine Items
| Picnic time has come.
| J. j. Harness fouIrisre,i ut the dr,ii
cation on last Sunday.
There WA basket meeting at Vine
Church Sunday, July 6.
Miss Saliie Craig, Of Peitis county, il
Writing DIR. s. &. Mitchell, Of Palestine.
Tom Nelson. an old anil respected citl.
ZEN of Boonville. died at his residence on
the 4,h.
, What will Jim Byier DO when he hears
Miss Kate Gibson is married? Poor iellow,
'lo"k before yon leap"
MIR. Miliard Thomas, Of VIM. Jewell
College, wss present at the Hnncet"n picnic,
and met several other students from the
same plas-.
The granger~ are going 10 have pic
mic on the third Saturday in July. All
grangers are invited Ia come AMI bring their
baskets.
-Tipton Was we'll represented 81 Rnnce-
ton On the 4ih, ten wagon loads Of men,
women anil children with plenty To eat,
arrived at IN o'clock. Among them We
noticed Mr.. +. A. Halves, J. Gallagher,
John Moore, =. q. Gallagher aud many
others
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= L. Triest, rrpses~ni,nx himself rs . CORE
sp,ati~nl Of = number III European journals.
begerd . pass Ia Texark.n and return over
the Iron Maintain few days since. The
pasr var offered for sale nj . scsIpers Office,
and has le~n "or,ierej up"
WIN. Noble did . very ignoble act when
he purlo,"esl pass from the Iron Noun
tain which entitled him to ride To Little
Rick, ARK. and then tried In hawk il io .
scalper. "The pa~ will he taken up. and
fare collected" says the bulletin hoard Of
thst rosd.-GiAs Dt,snesaf. Tuesday.
This man Triess did the same thing on
The Missouri Pacific, end the bulletin Al the
Union d-pot instructed Conductors 70 take
up the paa issued to him from 81. Louis to
Sesialia and return, 10 collect full iare and
turn him over TO the proper snthoriiies.
Tsiese ought 10 see The inside Of the p~ni-
ieaiiary f's . short time, after which, it il
sale to say, he would be . wiser and heiier
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Died.

Al the residence Of NJ. Peter I.atsch
yesterday evenining, III chol~rs intanium
Csliee T., infant soo of :. r. aud Mary
Laisch, Of Appleton City.
The funeral tcok place at o'clock ihi.
afternoon from the residence Of Mr.. Peies
Lst-ch, on Peiiis street, the remains were
buried in our beautiful cemetery.
At her home in Holden. Monday morn
ing July 9Th. 1879, Mrs. Tevis. wife ol
Hon. Z. &. T~vis. Representative in the
legislature FROM the Western District vi
johnson county.
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Popular.

So popular are DIR. PRICES Special Flaw
oring Extracts, that lev kitchens can be
found where they are not used and their
introduction to any household il the al
vent Of new pleasures at the table. DR..
Price has succeeded in producing delicious
navorinss.
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Sonoibl0.

We learn from NJ. Fuqus. Of 81. Clair
county, Who va . passenger vess 10 War
rensburg this morning, that H. c. Ssssiioo,
vho caused sensatioa in the quiet village
IL O-ceola. and @sde The tongues Of gos-ip
vsg in si0oe-pure delight II Least BIS
vise did-has very srasibly taken ike
BAsOOs advice. accksowIedged the woman
- his vile and the TOO departed Tor part.
eess new. - sweet and loving ss pair oil
turtle doves.
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Only IN Cans.

Dr.. Prices Cream Rski.g Powder shonid
be- Dough, only in cans. securely labelled,
rs il i- -"ld by the propri~,ors in mn other
w.y. I.sr~ Powder - often sold ~ Dr.
Priceis. When il is not. DR.. Pric~'s has
stood the i--t 81 chemical analysis, and is
decided To l,e the u,o-t perfect made.
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A0touiNhin1.

The Moberly Mosit~ came in yesterday
With sixteen pages. or one hundred and
twenty eight columns. We congratulate
our contemporary upon iis enterprise, hut
were asionished to see by its map that Sc
dalis and Ksnsas City we've just little one
hor.e a6sim set down near Moberiy in
order that the people Of that burg might
be enabled to sell more goods. Shouldn't
Be assonishesi pretty sooa 10 learn that
Mob<siy had just spread herself out all
over the counssy end asldesi 10 herself the
little ha~leis Of 81. Louis, Chicago, Boston,
Philadelphis and New York.
"The magic City" seems to Be booming,
and no mistake.
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No child can sleep sonn.ily while suf-
fering with collie ar iron, teeihing. Remove
the csnse by using DIR. Bulls Baby syrup.
Only % cents n bottle.
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The time h,a passed Tor Tie 'Elixn,'
CordiaIs' etc.. for the baby. aud d.. Buli's
Baby Syrup 10 sov the established and re.
liable remedy. Price IS cenls Q bottle.
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DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills always cure
fever and ague, dumb seue. etc, and cost
only IS cents. .
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For Sale.

a honse and 10, on Ninth street, between
Usage and Kentucky, cheap Tor cash. APP
ply nj this office
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TUFTS PILLS
ore especially adapted to such
cases, . single coso cf.e.- ,
such . change OF feeling as TO
O0toni0h tho Sut!oVoP.
TUFTS PILLS

- e0aoV0oo00d 1rO0 sMb~sanres t;saS ~
free 1rSsn ANY, properties that Sss ,mi"r q
ooO usssse delicate organizations. TarS
00asch, Clear se, Purity. ard Ias'r ornate
sA0 0oetre Sysaeas. iBy relic sws sh~ s.u.
00P0ea Liver, Ohey rj~nmss the bl.,sd
fso0 p0issaSWs h"ms~v.. MOD tha. iI,r.ss
health aad visals: - the body, Causing
eA0 k0ssele eO ose naturally, ssisEsss
Wh1rh 10 OaO cos svsI - cIi.
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New Palestine Items.

The vIgor If youth given To the agile
and intirm by using Hop Hit,ers. Try it,
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THE TRIAL.

The trial began Wednesday. May
II. and closed Monday night, May
IS. At about ten O'Clock the case
Ne gives to The jury. After being
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Parents, DO N. Z use vile drugs or no-
trnms in your families, but Use pure HoI
Bittes.
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in your favor. and so careful is the
law be the rights Of the citizen that
there could lie no hot haste in trial
and conviction hut certain forms and
proceedings before different tribunals
had Ia l'e gone through with in the
forms os investigation, in all of which,
the rights of the defendent are care.
fully guarded so that it is almost i'm.
possible fur the innocent to suffer. In
this case their was the COroner's iury:
your preliminary examination befare
the inferior tribunal. the Justice of the
peace. and then again the insestiga-
ton by the grand jury. and lastly.
the final trial here before this court
where you had forty competent, I'm.
prejudiced good citizens from the diff:
ferent parts Of the country, out al
which to select jury of Twelve men.
to try the case. Here you were con.
fronted face To face with all the Wit
neses that have testified against you ;
you have been furnished by the law
with all the possible means of obtain.
ing witnesses To testify in your behalf /;
the jury have been kept 10 themselves
81 that no improper impressions could
be made upon their minds from out.
side rumors. The court has sat nox
for over five days hearing evidence
and arguments Of counsel. You have
had the advice and assistance Of wise,
ABLE AND LEARNED COUNSEL.
Thus you have been furnished with
all the ample means Of defense which
the law recognizes, yet twelve good,
honest. upright and intelligent citi.
zens Of johnson county composing the
jury have said in their verdict. afte.
mature delibention, that you are
guilty Of murder in the tirst degree,
as charged in the indictment. The
evidence in the case Was clear.
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A Noted Divine says !:

N TUTr:-Dsas SI for ten ys,r.i ~ - t.~n
martyr Ia DyspsS~ia Cun.tIpstrsu end f.i-s List
Spring sous FILLS Wsrs res ntr.t Z. 4 u-s.'
Snsin bus with i'ttlo tsitht am nrw WI
have eos'd svpesus. dsc~'io, y'~r.s.t rUi, stole
eies gone and have gained tort, ysu,;s u c.a>
~ Wsrth th~sr Wetxht IN soI
NV. X ]. SlMPSsIN. II us. lilo M.
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Continued.

In the Criminal Court yesterday evening
the case Of Frank Adams, charged with as
SAINT With intent to kill. was called. The
prisoner pleaded no, guilty, and he was
placed under bonds in the sum Of 5000 for
his appearance ut the next term Of court,
Chas. + Taylor being his bon.l-man.
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OOI KNOW ID tue PIC ulC NJ TIC tluic'
Wouldn't swear whether I said any
thing about breaking up the picnic
don't think 1 did. Staid there about
an hour, Staid all night at Uncle
Steve Blevins'. Next morning l came
down with Hudy Carlton. Went to
Barney Blevins' to get some money;
dill not find any one and came on "a
town. Got here about s org o'clock;
went to Shows and got my boot fixed;
did not remain long in Warrensburg.
Handy Carlton bought revolver.
got bottle of alcohol and then We
went out to the picnic; got there near
IL O'Clock. Staid there awhile with
the boys. The boys wanted some
body to 60 to town and get a half gal.
lon of alcohol. Bill Pearman. Andy
Blevins. Bill Queener apd a man BY
the name of Recks furnished the
money. l took the money and came
tn town TO get the alcohol.
Question-Before starting did you
have. any conversation with William
Haggerty. If 50, where. and state
what was said.
Objected to by the state. Objec
ton Withdrawn.
Had a conversation with Haggerty.
Haggerty told me TO come to Miles
Il Heath's and get him a pint Of al
cohol. He didn't give me any money.
| came to town. He told me to tell
Miller that he would settle with him
the next time he came in. Miller said
he couldn't let him have the alcohol
without the money. / went back Il
the picnic with the
HALF GALLON OF ALCOHOL.
Got there between 2 and 3 O'Clock
At the time Of my difficulty nv horss
Vas hitched southeast of the candy
stand. l he'd dropped the alcoho
in the bush 90 % to hide it. l told
the boys that as soon ~ | could find
it would let them know. ] found Il
and put 1t in another place. Passed
, 1879-06-20

demand, and 1ower prices than now prevail may b
iooEed for. Tho quality OF yeetor'ay's aupply was
ante up to tito average Of Tho past fow days. ras
IA choice natiyo etecsh, Weighing fran ]. 100 10
AbU bs n,nto Up tho larger part of the 0tfcrlug1,
nd trading was principally nt 80. 75ft4.1Q. A foY
tm,cs OF cxtrn bceycs wern tnkcn by exporters at
H,1514. Mt. Common to good fat cows and mixed
nj, Of busclcrs stun soid at g.. 7511 III md Toxas
hrouqh trovch At s.. .7adDJ.0o. 1eas were in 1ft,.
.t,l simply and IN goo demand. with saca At $} 70
Al. u fos poor to choice. stockcrs were scarcely
ttlled tor.
The following Is from tho 1,oaton Commercial
4dr5ilstr:
iaThcsc hnn boen good demand for cattle for
ahlpmcntn to tho London nnd Liverpool nnrkuls,
Steamers l. os5 catte, 3. lHs sheep tof tho EnHlrt
markets. Tho sratn for Northern nnA Eassern cat
II at this acnBun OF the yenF lnsunltY light and
II pscscnt thcFo ts not inucll stock being bought
iloa, those scctIofs: what few there wcro brought
IN the paat week were mostly milchIsows, there
QUOTATIONS.
rr,ra J}tcves-- (3rndch steers, weighing
100 lbs and ipwHrds........ =. :. "a. 90Gt5. 10
rhsofco Eccycs--F1ue, fat. wcts.foru,td
Tcers, wcI1hnE !, !60 TO !, AGO tbs... 4.6O@4.TO
'y yWciuhina i. loo 70 ..io lbs. ..... 4. 1o04.4o
Weighing i. o5o 10 200 ibs ........ 3.7504. 90
ButcNers' 'St0ck-Poos to common steats
and common TO Chplce CONS, for city
slaughter. weighing og0 to 1, 03o Lbs 2. 5013. ~
stock Cattle1Cou''non E, e, cattle, weighing
,nifeet.of-Lgh. ieg ~ and thin cors iciici:
siags. bulls and scalawag steers. a.ooa12. 81
Texas CAttlb Through strosca........ 2. h0dp} III
ErAs. per 1uu IDA 3.10Gb5. 50
, 1879-06-20
LiSsEEu Oli.-1SsGt2Hs I'D.
brlHsTs or TuHrnSTrkE-n1sfb2ls:} ID.
ASrwEslr, June G).-PErnorEux-lB4


NNF lNkhs
lDfcta' Dtt,c.ch 70 TIE 7rttHns.
NEw yonk, Juno 10.-nuAtx-A further sharf
decline In wheat In most instances 1fl1!;c hn
more lsbcfal and urgent offerings, lending 10 d
moderately ncttvu business for cnrly delivery;
cab'o ndsfces OF tun,ehuss; CT. 600 bu No. Z
snring within raAgc Of s1.u3Dl.04h. Cora
In moderately nctiye demand for early
delivery. opening trtdo easier,
but subsequently showing rather moro nrmness
mixed Western. nngraicd. nt :l0l43Mc. Nya
rather weak au! irregular, on tamc market; No.
Wcstefn,' 60fa0t!ic. Uata moderately nctfvc,
opening Il tride stronger. but cioAng lover and
somewhat unsettled; ml1ct Western, 9, 400 bu, At
30G0lHI;c.
p"of'stoxt-ffog proaucta generally trtho
stronger. and lard fairly nct!ve. Mcsa pork, early
deisrcrS, In moderate tcmnnd nt St0.n5Gt 10. 40
Tot nov; forward delivery in moderate demand Ut
MI advance OF 1oc, closing for .Jnne nt
S1o16D10.e %: July, sl0.9o q 1885; An.
gust, $40. 95G1o 40. Cut MeAts inactive
but eteady. lsacon rather slow but lrm;
long clear stS5. a9f o.. a. Western lard mod.
cratcty sought for ehs'y delivery at a Alght i'm.
r'oYcncnt: GOO tcs at s0.4.z; forward delivery
moderately inquired for 1T n shnde frmcr prices.
June options closnr at 81. 4!!i bid, July s1.l7h
bstl. Augu4t S1 65 and September So. COO U2li.
TAALow-a1n fair t'cnnnd; prime, &c.
suHAnsARaw moderately sought on steady ba-
e's ot Ollie for fair and III l.Gc fot good rctninR
Cnta; refined tn falr demand at former rates.
WnIsKr-Weakcr; quoted at 81. 0D1i G1. o0X,
rseh and regalar, asked; no dealings reported.
FnEtaHFs-Fafe business at aomGwhnt flrfncr
ratca: accommodation for grain attracted most
attention; for Liverpool . 100 htts flour, through
freight and early July shipment, on prtyato esnr,
quoted at "a bid per bst; II, 500 bu wheat at Sd
per 6n.
10 The 1Itsttrn Associated prt.e.
NEw fohK. J1ns 10.-CoTToN-5tenIy nt IL 6-10