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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Nav YORK PRGDItE MARK
SIX YOEK. - pi. 3

FLOUR Steady; supeirne western aEd
Stale a. .j6S ~, Common To good 80 Z11i ~
good To choice si jDea5 q wh tie wheat extra
o. 75N1s .; 81. Louis 81 JJao 20
WHEAr-Naiket opened 81 an advance OF
lZo5.c sud closed weak; No spring 81 ~
al OK unyraded red winter 81 o. j -; NO
10 81 u1ZSl l21{: No amber 81 ll5z9fl ~ No
2 while 81 IOgI iIh; No dos IA q L.
RYE-Firn; No. western t95fs0oS'
RAHLEY-Quist and unchanged
NAIT-NOininally unch,t' geo
CoxS-actiye and "a shade hl2 her u Sradt''
assZa{7I<c: no 47Gs7Isci in store i7LS
i1l4c ,,.-x-
v-.f.TD 3I6tsf-; uite 90 SIZ e5;o.
COFFEk-Frm-
NoLAssE@-Quiet and frmer.
SUGAR Quiet and nrn-
RICE-ActIve.
EGGs-FIrmer; western f3%di5Ic.
PokX-Wesk, mess IS 1922 ~; lie latter
choice
BEEY-Quiet and steady.
CUT Mats - Dull; long clear middies
8 i21z; short clear IS s71zg5 50.
LAND Easier; prime steam ss Iog6 -I3zc.
BCTTUcWesleYn 7021c-
CHIUB6Western 4SSAc.
WMWKY-Steady ~ u W.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
GsNNiBAs. HtRLfS

Senator Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine
las lately been interviewed at his home IN
Grpgor. lie is the Oldest Twin 2 man In
the public service. "But am tired OF it,
lie says. at harnesses NE more than il
i7ed to. II you are in political life you
are everybodyis slave, and don't even own
urself. ! shall quit as soon as can.
.uld rather live here than in Washing
ia. ! have a comfortable home and a
fnrm near here of about twenty acres that
yields me a. much as the average farm
throughout the country. But am still
strong. Very often go fishing or hunt.
ing with the the boys, and l hear them
whisper, We'll give the old man a soft
place But they generally come home be
hind the old man."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
BISMABEk.

The rumor that Bismarck had teniered
his resignation as premier is denied.
That astute statesman hiss too many irons
IN the fire 10 feel that he can trust their
manipulation to other hands. He takes too
great and active IN interest in the aGairs Of
Europe to wish 70 retire TO private life.
Bismarck is more likely TO die 10 the har-
ness than be is TO resign. II &c should
throw the harness off before death. it would
produce death. Activity is az necessary to
his existence as air.
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FLnUR- Firmer; M - sTesI -; NIX 81 ~
al -, fsncy si icggI ~, cuOIcs u itnS a 800
. -
WHEAT-Market opened higher but dc
cIin.d Al the cO~e; No rrd I3.5 - cash;
3,,ugia :; september. 81 4Itir brNop r, sI.s
SIZE November; 30 b. December; No . do
,sIk'Murkef opened higher but declined
~ th- c.o.t - -. a. cst~h. 'ites : IirWiIHti ,
Bic Oct"BcT, go r. NsE-HIb-T, -. 4, y aaT.
DAES-Firn - bat slow al r. g fSI rf-d o.
tOb-.: 81 O. 80 November =" a. a. De-
CCinbar.
EYE QUIET Al a.
BAELET-UucusEEcd; choice 10 iiIcy sOI
s7jzr.
: sreKY-UuscftI'd ~ 81 ia. o..
lFAD-LDweT VI - 80
BCrrEK-Uuchaug - select yellow DAIRY
lGI5 ss"Otd- ItsLI2r.
EGGS- IEcusuE ~ Hal T.
PoEK-FITtu.T 81 Is o..
bay SALT MEATS - " sTket stT"u- er. c'asr
ribs - syc.I 81 here "a - up country, zoe
freight
s. GJEp 20
LAEp--aleabie at S. a.
HENP-L,. nt suppl, and 4 III: common tD.
choice uul r,sssd yJasI -; dressed {! ADlsl H.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

The Cincinnati Go-ette, in noticing the
advertisements OF Colonel Nicholas Smith,
late OF LsaveRworth, for his coming lecture
.ign, Heskes 'he following scurrilous
alilsions to the Coloners "best-holt"-hi
good looks:
Col. Nicholas Smith, who was born in on,
scouro OF Newport we believe, is MOI moder.
nte N his aspirations Not content with be-
ing the husband of Horace Greeley,s dsnSh.
Ter, he asp res TO fame AS a lecturer. He las
nad himself advertised in the circular of M
eastern "oureau," without limits as 10 ar
tnctiveness. We are informed thai ..he has
resn styled the bandsomest man in America
the Queen of England going so far. IL il ssit
~ 70 pronounce him the handsolne,t man 10
Sne world Further 10 convince the reader
nA portrait Is appended. We cannot beIieyt
xnst ~ does him justice. So far from depic
IN the hancsomest man in America mncn
ts IN The word. IL locks much more like a
me mper OF Lydia Thompson's or Nav Flske,,
HuPe OF blondes. se will venture 10 saw
tnstu IL Is q fair likeness of Nicholas he
Svuio De arrested In the street on susnicIoo
VI oeane woman In mans clothing.
We have seen the picture here referred
90 and We can assure the Ga.eas that so
iar hom being q picture of one of Lvdis
fhoIPsoas naughty girl., It is very cor.
ec' nSenezs Of Colonel Smith, in one of MS
moods
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

In ISL Booths majority for Governor IN
California was 5yOGl; IN Is.j the Democrats,
with three candidates IN the trid, had "A ma
1arity over ali OF 43j; in 1876 the shortly for
Hayes Was So. \ plurality for Perkins IN
1873 OF ., 60 would indicate a Republican re-
VIyal on the Pacific cDast.-IafCr OCeca.
The reports which the telegraph is Just
now bringing Us from Maine show couclu-
sively that there is also a very encouraging
revival in progress among the brethren on
The other coast. II they havn't made any
new converts they have, at least, reclaimed
q great many bsck-sliders.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
CALIFORNIA.

The dispatches from California inform Ia
that "the official count will materially
change the result in the city, as first re,
ported" That's very indefinite and I'M
certain way OF putting it. There seems to
be, however, no doubt OF the fact that
Kalloch is elected mayor by a very hand,
some plurality, while in the State at large
The Republicans have made 4 clear SWEEP
-eiectiDg their governor, nearly all the
State officers and good working msjority
N the legislature, together with three, Ger,
tainly, and probably all four of the con
gressmen
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
IRE rktEsfpENT.

President Hayes will be in Kansas Tor
several days, about two weeks from the
present time, and expects 10 spend day OF
two at Fort Leayenworth. We suggest to
cur city authorities the Propriety of invit-
ing hin to visit the city. There is nc
doubt Of the fact that he would accept such
an Invitation, and the people of the city
would take great pleasure in shaking hard:
with tie Chief Executive Of the Nation
We hope Mayor Fortescue will see to il
that the President is invited TO visit us, and
that preparations are then made for giving
LIN 2 Looming recepiinn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
The II. Louis Railroad system
[Post-Dispatch, G..

Every St. Louis morning paper keeps q
railroad reporter and railroad column,
doubtless With the object Of giving railroad
news, but We notice that they pay very lit
tie attention to the trifipg news that .
Chicago ruad-the Chicago, Rock Island 4
Paci6c-has stepped in aud leased con-
nection that wal supposed to belong to St.
Louis-the Burlington and Cedar Rapids.
We do not remember q single case of St
Louis getting q railroad connection away
from Chicago control. But on the other
hand ST. Louis has lost the trade Of the
Southeastern on one eide, of the NJ, K. &
T. on the other, and has allowed the Chi.
cago & Alton to step in and fight St. Louis
roads on St. Louis territory. In fact, u
far . St Louis capital and St. Louis en-
tespriss are concerned, St Louis has little
10 say about the railroad business. Mr.
ALA does indeed own and control the Iron
Nountain Road, bat for al The rest Of oul
g. Loui failroad eys>sa W dspend On 9
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Cs.CA.o PHo0GcE uSRx go.

FLOUR ady and unchanged, dpuB extra
81 CO , 5U;extrs 50 ZbII % suqeThne - GpJS
3 81; patents % CO.'S 90
WHsAT-ActIve firm, higher and unset
tied NJ ? r-t 9jayii4c; No spTing 49,
cash; ~. a--5sc Oc-ODer. sgf-s b-d NJveIi-
b. r: $50 year No spring 'ss
constructive and lover al 5a' = ca-h, ?
rejected 32'tc
OATs-Unsett'ei in fair demand ard high
er ut ZS1.c cash; 2ic October, 2tIzc NOgsns-
Der; rsj-"ttd roc.
KYE-FiTmrT a. soc.
BARLEY-F Irm.T az &c cash ant uc'O-
Der.
FLAN SEgD-S'eadv and unchanged.
F0Rk-Active bur lover al - 50 cs.sH; g. A.
as - october: 81 90 November; s. - y'ar-
i.ARD-In itIr dema Il 'nd l1gv r.; - 71fi "a
cash; 81 72Z05 - october, s. % November
s. 3zJzd5 IS year.
BULB nEATs = Bulk shoulders q 81. short
lear g. 20.
WHIzKY- Steady at 81 Is.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

therefore have to be decided again by the
Legislature. But the Republicans VIII
this yesr have majority on joint ballot,
over the combined Democrats and Green
backers, and the choice Of a Republican
Governor u thus assured.
in Maine, IS well as in California, the
Democrats counted confidently on making
large gsius, but in both States ali the gains
and many decided ones, too-heye been
On the other side.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
poTnPy,-.T Progress.

IS Forney's" Progress" No. ID, dated
SEPTEMBER 9th, Justin Mccarthy novel
Donna QuiKcte will be finished. 10 " Frog
resp, i" 40 II dated September j. h,wiii COM
meuoe American Money and Foreign
Titles, new novel by John W. Forney
Editor and Proprietor Of" Progress" Room
No. .. "a q Dor, Pres Building, Seventh and
Cbe.tnn; Streets, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARxEg

The "Drovers' Journal" reports
Hoe. Receipts 1900 heed; shipments
2,tJ mead yesterday : adv DC" was entirely
.o-t TO day tn market - Oppressed "a de-
fnOrsIized; mixed psckiEg g 10 - I Igut
s. J1a3 ~; extra 50 IS; choice heavy sod early
at 35d3 s..
AITLE Receipts $3.50; shipments 800
market stronger and healthy but uneven !,
fair To good shipping s, GJG6 60; exports ~ -
o. ~; butchers finer suI fairy actiF's
stoc ers and feeders very low bCt moderately
active; westsr8s stror ger and fIi ~ %c'lEc.
thrOu IA Texans a t-ifi- higher ~ . 80 - %
SHEEP - Receipts NpJ- shlpnlEaL~ '5p :
market nTIn and unchanged a. - luIi 10.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
TuurD.oLpEN WEDDINGS.

The Boston TrGtsYer OF the ON inst.
chronicles the following remarkable fact:
The > IN marriage anniversary OF MI. and
Mrs.. JnsTles Francis Adams occurred W cd
DeSdsy. II l. Interesting and very uu-
usual fact that three golden w.ddl n - 81 sue
cessiye generations Of the same family should
have been observed In the same house. Jnat
Of President John Adams and his wife were
celebrated on the - b OF October: lsli- That
of their son, President John Quincy Adams
and mis- wife, on the -S.h OF July, lois. me
third has Just taken place. II Will be noticed
that the Intervals between these occasions
were respectively . and 81 years-almOs;
exactly tn lifeline Of a generation
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
ONE SsEEsD.

In voting in Massachusetts, one must
present a tax receipt on taxable property
or pay State and county poll, each TO the
amount Of 81, in order to vote. A law has
lately been passed giving the women Of
Massachusetts who own property and pay
taxes thereon, or who gave notice tha: they
desire to vote and are willing to psy the
poll tax, the right TO vote Tor school direct
or. But they naturally rsise an cutlery at
a law which compels them 10 psy poll
tax TO vote for one officer, while the men
are allowed 10 vote the whole. ticket on the
same terms.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
NEW YORK. MONEY MARKET.

FX = JFF, StpI-
MoxgY-Ac;Iye at nj per cent, closing at
per cent
pRIME MERCANTILE fkPYP- 7
-TERLISG-B. Z. dull; 10 days oli4; sight
4-34
C.,rPoss-Is5l, , Ofiz: new 20 G25z; peT
as rexts u , 81: coupons ] Bj- new a.
registered ~ al U.54; coupons Ui5spi "a
currency as p
BAR SILVER IlIs.
CiOyEESMESTs-lu iet.
KAILEOAD BOSD5-Str rg.
STATE SEEUKfTIEz5-puli.
S;Oc9 sp-cui aflons UeT. characterized b.
zrea; activity and bu1yant tome prevailed
during the greater portion OF the day ~
early dealings prices advanced to AGZs4 per
cent T.. bat before mon there Was "A decline OF
14lii. per cent. During tbe afternoon there
wa- n good buying movement anu prices aG-
vsncsd 70 ga per cent.
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.,uK,rs =. vlLLIN'

4 small and pepPery newspaper IN
Georgia declares that there is reason 10 be-
Iieye Tildenr literary bureau started that
report shout the members Of the Georgia
Legislature being in favor Of Tilden's re-
nomination. Yet it cOnfesses it, own will
ioguess to support him ii he Is nominated
which IL only one -iep from saving that it
- willing to nominate him # be seems to
be lhe most available man.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
A BRIDGE FALLS At LAWRENCE

A Drove OF Cattle Plunged Into the
Kansas River-Aecident to One OF
the Owners.
LAWRENCE, Ks, Sept e.-The north
span, 125 feet in length, of the bridge across
the Kansas river at this point, was de-
stroyed to-day about noon. A drove Of one
hundred and Fifty cattle was icing drove
across the bridge; when by some misman-
agement they were all concentrated upon
the north span and it suddenly broke near
the middle, falling into the river. The
south portion Of the span drew of the pier
and fell fat on the water. A portion Of
IL cattle were killed outright and twenty
we're wounded % - 10 Be Voethlea Tks
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WILD " ATERS.
The Miniature -UnrIe Sam" Tests
Their Power on Newfoundland
6hs Wrecked steamer -Brest -

The Miniature -Unrie Sam" Tests
Their Power on newfoundland
che Wrecked steamer -Brest -
LONDON, September Capt. Goldsmith
and wife and the crew of the miniature boat
Uncis SIM, from Boston for Europe, have
arrived at Liverpool in a vessel which
picked them up 1t seems that Mrs Gold
smith, at the commencement OF the voy age,
suffered from sea sickness. Her illness,
after few days, assumed a serious form,
threatening inf ANIMATION Of the bowel.
Constant wakefulness OF Capt. Goldsln ith
was thus made Necessary.
Ga the l6:h Of August, when of New
foundland, a
TREMENDOUS NORTHEAST GALE
was encountered and sail was shortened.
1t va. feared tina, the boat would swamp or
cspsze and Capt. Goldsmith stood, knife in
hand, ready to cut away the hsllIards. In
consequence Of the boat shipping heavy
sea-, Capt. Goldsmith finally lay
to with two drags over the rows
and tried to take some rest. A tremendous
SEA dlmD-t uiIeu iHc piaSr "AcAc nc vas
resting and his wife was sitting in
WATER Up TO HER SHOULDER
After bliling out the water it va. found
that the drags and two oars had been car
risd away and all the provisions except
canned fruits destroyed.
Mira Goldsmith growing rapidly worse,
her husband, on the nj. ht Of the 1GLh OF
August, began to consider the desirability
Of returning to Newfoundland.
The gale continued on the IL III and 18th.
All the fastenings bu, one Of the m ain sheets
having given away, at o'clock on
on the afternoon Of the 19.h,
AFrER SEVENTY TWO HOURS OF wAKEFUL-
MES,
Capt Goldsmith lay down to sleep, but was
awakened by the shock Of heavy sea. he
saw a large bargue and chased it for an
hour, faally coming up with her, and Mis-
Goldsmith was hauled aboard With rope.
Everything on the CacLe Sum was lost
and the boat wac scuti.ed.
THE WRECKED STEAMER.
The passengers from Havre By the steam.
er Bresi. ashore Of Lizard, on Monday had
engaged passage to New York by the White
Star line steamer. The scene Of the confu.
zion when the steamer struck il indiscribs
bic. Only one passenger "a child il now
mixing, the others having been found.
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ROME MfR EETS.
WhCteSaio

WHEAI-No. =. sGf4 ,S5, No. 4, "a. No. I
CSC.
FLOUH-sS ~. 81 So, - IS, 81 IS per sack
Rye Flour per sack a. 90 >hITsJur, bran,
Per ton. uuIA. S.i.pY CDGr Meal, Ier Ipl
It's bulk, 75c.
CORN No. ?, mixed 2-',': No.
whit" mixed :. rejected, on uiI.
OATS-NO. :. re.
BUTTER-'nOICe, "a sIJc.
EGGS-lIal.Ic
POfATOF.S-fer huShe'. home grown
loose from wagon, sc per bu.
ONIONS-S5 JOaLS - pes bb..
BEANS-SI 40 ISL - per bushsl.
MEATS-Sides, 5tIl.c; Hams, 7Gsh4c
Shoulders, 4isHii.c.
LARD-Per pound, 6i.c.
CfEESE-7aNc.
Northumberland s. Oa@s2 ~ usr doz.
APPLkSS-SI UJSi 10 per busuei.
Stock MARKET
CATTLE Shippers % as - Butchers s -
e,S -: Sf0rkarS amt F.ratrS - - - s.
HD'iS-s3 2ltE.} -. i've.
SaEEP-PrimC u 20 per head
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MAIN r..

Abe result in Maine is highly gratifying
and shows decided Republican gains. Last
year there was no choice of Governor
majority being necessary to elect-and the
election was thrown into the Legislature.
where the GreenbackeEs and Democrats
Asd majority over the Republicans, and,
sesesed The Democratic candidate, Garcelon,
NO u nov Governor. Being three can1;-
dases IN de Geld sgsin this year it is
aanhlsni whsther any one has . ssaiority
~ The other two ars :::.e ouuteut viii
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INILcIHuAll IIines.J
Now is the time for Conkling to cult.
vate some of jim Blaine's hand shaking
powers If in his Awful Presence men
could only speak of him as Rls. it would
be worth ten Thousand votes to Cornell. i,
would be worth twenty thousand to him 81
he would allow himself to be addressed "a
Conk. A hundred votes will be won fo,
Cornell every time Conkling Kisses a baby
or gailantly inquiries for the health of the
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FrsC Nordensk isid's Expidition.

lAhiSr ocean. o.
Professor Norienskjold, i, appears, passed
through Behring Strait into the Pacific
July 20. The reliable whslers up about
Aiasks insisted at later daie that the re-
ports as to this important fact were not
reliable, and that the Iega wss still fast in
the ice. 1t now appears that the word
Brought by Indians 60 the Russian outpos,s
in siherls, asiG telegraphed to Europe, was
vbstsniiallY corfes
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Suggc~tiau tOCyruS.

Philadelphia North AmeTicou-l
The beet thing Mr. Cyrus W. Field car
do to get eren with Mr. TildeR is 10 pu; hi.
case in the hand. of d. ID. Field, and have
il tried before Justice Field. Mr.. Tildeu
would iuconiinently cave at such presen.
tation. Ii would be family gathering.
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A Mistake Son ewhere

1t i very difficult to loot at the pictures
in Harper's Weely of S,snIey and Eve
negroes in skif fighting S57 ,95. ,sSS 544,-
Sl1 ,S5i 600 coo savsge negroes. all armed
with repeating and breech loading rifles at
ten PAGES, without yielding 10 The impress
sion that either Mr. Stanley ia given to pre-
varication or the artist has misunderstood
his tiyur.s
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Will Ta:nmany be Suppressed

INI- LOUIS kepuhIlcan, a.
The New York Democratic convention i,
to be held at Syracuse next "Wednesday,
and will be composed OF SSi delegates. A,
usual there will be coutesting delegation,
from the city of New York, but Tammany
liz certain TO he overruled. A Democratic
surrender to John Kelly would be infinitely
more disastrous thzn The Republican sur,
render 10 Conkling
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Journalism in Kansas

Msssrs Geo. 7. Rpwell 4 Co. report that
since the July edition df the American
Newspaper Directory appeared, twenty two
newspapers have been established in the
State Of X ansss
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Ohio Will Rcssoad to california;.

IS]<aN4uudtI Uszette, O.
Ihe latest dispatches from Calf rnia
place the msjority for the Republican State
t,cketht % coo. This is nearly ten times
the Republican msjorify in the last Presl.
DENTAL election. 1t is believed tina, tie
Republicans have also carried every Con.
Eress,onai district and the Legislature.
Con:idering the complications growing ont
Of the Work;ngmens novenent and IL
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hASHAh Ilts, 80, =,
The Indicator" reports:

The Indicator" reports:
CATTLN Receipts ? al head: shipments
80 mead; market -cIive 1T pr"vt IA pTIc's;
native shipping steers aVtTHgius ~ -. uud~,
sold at 81 o.; native cow s. az -; SJOct.erS
and feeders 81 21NL3 p; wiHJeTec Texas rt~rrs
81 4lGI2 81. COiOrtuo malt breed s''"Ts 81 90
3 81; Colorado ma I'VE SO eTs averaging l,liD
pounds, sold ut 81 >.
HOGs-Recetpts 20, head, shipments .
head; market rrmer and I0gt2' - higher,
sales AT 90 2ra3 37Ia
SHEEP Receipts 90 head: shipments 90
head; market quiet native commons aver
aging ID pOuuG>, sold 1T $ -.
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Marksts uy EsisgTaDE


The"IndicatOr" reports:
WHEAT Receipts - 81 ton; shipments
~ sII Du; IN store 4 =Us uu: market tiIiueI:
No western sUt4 4: M "a #; No -.
L KN-t-r.ipI IS bu, snipu- l. 81 bus
In store 30 T. bu; market less quiet, NJ
mixed 49,; Mo- white mixed sc bid, and
) &C asked
OArs-R-ceIp'S 81 bu, Sh pments s bu;
in store sos bu, 80. > BID. aId -
asked
RYE-NOmi nal.
BARLEY ~OmIuPl
BurTER-Choice Kansas steady at 4Sl5c;
other GRADES uuch1H sr,i.
Fees Steady IT Ia 2lsc-
ATJES-ScaIcc and Ia demand AT y =
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THE WRECKED STEAMER.
AlAnY,a WISH.

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft Is your" raid lady to Ter fri' nd.
"You can easily make it co." ansvered The
friend. How Inquired the frst lady.
"By using Hop Bitters, that makes pure
rich blood and blooming health. It done
il for ne, - yoa observe"
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Mr.. Garrison, Who lives in New York, ard
on Jay Gould, who lives in New York (;
and il is not too much to say that if il
we're for not Gould and Garrison, 81. Loui.
would have no such thing as a railroad
az stem
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All Suspended.

I-IFIVt-V 4IIUNIt' ]
The painful quiet produced by the vel.
low fever plague in Memphis wss intensi-
fed yesterday 10y the fact that in not q
single church WA service hell
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MIST EAT CROW.

The Heed says the most excitement
caused by the aratogs convention is among
the Democratic factions OF that city, and
adds:
rs Of no use, gentlorn sn-you VIII have 70
do a. THe republicans dIdi one OF TIE othsI %
yon gill nave 10 eat crow in order 10 DEAF
a SpFug'l
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Buffalo Express
We have received a spiritual dispatch
from DiogensE. Dear, de~r," be says,
why wasn't you around when / had that
lantern?r
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y Saa Refrain,

DEFICIENT crOPs, business failures, reduc-
tons in workiDgmen's wages, ard shipments
OF gold 10 AmerIc. continae the burden Of
foreign news.
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4 Good Suggestion.
Too Horribly EEad.

New Orleans Picayune
The name OF the doctor should be at
! tached to all death notires.
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philadelphia North AM rican.I
Mississippi i. Yazoolc-ical garden con
tanning wild beasts and the people who adj
mire them.
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TIowa state Esgisier.l
Judging from the last remarks OF Grim
inals, the gsilows turns Of more Christians
than the churches
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detection of the Republican leaders, il is a
sweeping victory. Ohio will send an ap-
propriate answer back a month hence.