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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Picking Poc:se,s on the Dome Of St.
 Peters


 Professors of larceny are just BOW s"mewnat i.t a disadvantage Iii Rome, where the vigilance of the royal police appears tO leave them but slender chance of practising that liberal Hrr with comfort and impun ", even in the most out O'-tHe-wHy no Ks and CT utrs ui the E.ernsl Ci,y. Deep under -iOund. or high among the clouds, in the C.tliXtihe CHtac.imb or on St Peters Dome, the eye of the detective k ever on the watch for them and >ternly de,hnes tO wink at their ne f riru5 deeds Only rhc other day Danish lady having climbed 10 the '' us.l cmin,nce" of the gallery that eusircies the very crown of the huge Basi'Icu's cEpoli. was wrapt in con- trup,a,iGn of the wOndruus p4nO- rama s. read ont beneath her feet, when an elegantly dr,sSrd outh ap- wc.Lch sen words Of admiration fer the stupenduOu, spectacie. A short couvrr Hrion eEsurd. after which her iuter'O,utrr, (, eply bOwIuG. withdrew Some iUcypliCarle inward impul-e proa ped the Scandinavian daue ,o lcrl In her p .ckri for her purse T. WAS -"nr, and there seemed np reason able hop" of its recovery. Instinct iye,y. LOggver. she ~e' I.p d m0uratul cry ui Al iadrr" when, I' and be- Lo.dl tNo elegant civilians emergei rom a secret amiu-h. aId, hurrying down the -a' cry stair, caught the thief before he nal re1chcd terra tru searched him on ihc SpO', and. iuiluE the pi.fre1 pu'se ia his pose sion, f.r,hwith conducted him 10 the InCN-up. riis discontinue may be more easily conceived thur described, for who would have expected tD dud
 Far above the wo,d s1 h.-h
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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Gladstone's Son Attacks sunday schools.

Yesterday ai conference "f the clergy in the deanery If Mold. Eeld al Mold, the Rev SteThen Gladstone. rector Of Hawarlen land son of the Prime MIni>tcT) made an attack on the Church of England Sunday schools. He said he bellevci no good inSiItu- tim was so erroncously oN appraised as the present school system, and he be lieved il did not deserve one hundrcdth pnrt of the praise which it freely be- slowed up-n itself, and winch an ig- norant world of admirers echoed. The means for attaining their ohjeriS were SO utterly inadequate that some cler- r,mcn refused tn have anything 10 do with a system which looked so rotten and hollow. Had they never heari of Sunday schools tnruel into hear-~ar- drns either betore or after school? How often were schools hinderrd, ii not entirely upset, Lv the presence oi one or two virtuouS but utterly ineiii- cent teachers. who tidgetird about, who took out their reGHd in gossip ing in levitv of conduct or in tho mis- chievous folly Of smaft dressing? Thcrr was something. loo, of bribery and corruption hy means of undesery ed treats and prizes to secure the chil- dren's attendance ani admittance oi nll comer<. even dcscrter5 f on thcr schools He urged to make ihe cen- tcnarv lime of radIcal reform Lon don Globe.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

Nor long since the entire democratic press of the country was berati"g the New York Tribune, aS an InSlrnmrn' in inc hands Gould shich he chose to use in advancing the cause of the Re publican party, " mer'enary sheet under the control of an interruptions montebapk," Now the Tribune |" Gould's organ" as they call it-iS heartily supporting Garfield while " Gould, the mnntebdnk, is strongly in favor of Hancock. After throwing mud sll over Gnnld they take him into their own fnld and cannot md rood words enough to welcome him nor high sounding enough to praise him for his saga"ious conduct. It Is all owing to " whose OK is Enred whe'h' CT rhe Democratic press have good ol bad woids for him.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Memorial Service.

Brooklyn Loiss No. 3. 4. O. U- W, ant Clinton Lodge No 2.nlo, K. of II he'd memorial service at Ws~bing- ion Han. East Oakland, on Sunday last a, 8 n'cIocl ?. In.. in respect io the memory oi th- la5c Rev. W. T. Dean. We understand. also. that lis family received about 5000 iron, the organ iLations with which he Was associ sssd
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
o. HATFIELD MRS egErRUDE LEsaEE. Palace Hotel. MEYERS STREET, rycsoS. HATFIELD & LESuER, PrOprissors
 Elegantly Furnished
 WITH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS.
HATFIELD & LEsuEE:, Propris,ors
Elegantly Furnished
WITH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS

Special s;te0tiou paid Co Families. Eoons single ard eD suite
 The i2sie is flrusshsd with szoryth.ag tAss Califo-oia sod ArtEora markets can suoply.
 A hne line of Imported Wines. Liqao-s and Cicars, etc, at ths Bar.
 X Fro Bus from all Trains. JIG undersigned has assumed entire con tFol Of iae Fslaca Hotel, and win use every effort 70 contribute 10 the comfort Of guests.
 Patrons Tiii please report any inGtt4auO1 i on LAs part of attaches
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Passfnc Away.

A reunion of the survivors of ihe Twen,r-sIx,h Precinct Police which so efectually aided in qnelling the great rio, in New York in 1883, ~as re- gently held. at which but nine sur viynrs were present.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

One of the features of lhe marriage of General Ord's daughter with Gen eral Tr9inG was a lull fight. The General hv all accUun's !-,,.ving very good time on ihe borC " SS,nost as good a time ss Vicsorio i, s.opg
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
s0ION VI. AILIS,

$. DEPUTY MINERAL SCRvEYoR A soa C-sil Engineer. Tucson, Arizona. O-ee ou Pennington street. next door to Law !s Sil.es nearly opposite Cosmopolitan Ho- - ls prepared to do any work tn his line -ii' 2r1mprEess and l'Epafch. Making topo- s1Palc4l maps and sec5ional drawing of mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
MIIEIAATL nsRnRN.

\ IIOEEET s- lsv. Notary Public and Con- -t vsyar-L-. Special as-israpcs given in o'is'-tng prrer'z for Niuine snd Presumption Sa'nz. and also ririe 70 land uLder the Desert -5-o timber culture laWs. O.ice north side Of to1s7eSs stIes-. I1cson Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

TIE population 0f Los Angelrs ia l1.I93. The rup"lntion cf t'e county i- 39og3. The cf'U-ty has increased about 8 ger cent in the past dcratie.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
WI 4. SCOTT, JR.

1 GENT. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE \ Company, of California, tFi-e etc.) and Sew Llra Lif. Insurance Cnupsrr. of New York. Imperial Lcntur, iEi etc) North t-l oiLari0r gGi e cen of C. erpool, (Fire, etc. O-Ec1 iu Pima Cou1-v B. lk.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
IT. E. LIGHTHIZEB

rr0pvFY AND COUNSELLoR-AT- ! T.,y and Notary Pablic. Ohice, Cam? < e'les,. opposite P2lace Hotel, Tucson, 4 T. NuiGs '1sys specially.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
.L..sEEE N-rEGAss

I-ORNEY AT LAW All business in- '7 '-u7'-1 70 re wif' he D'o-lptlv attended 70. Especial a.i5-.i0l u-.t 70 conveyau-iLg f-l1.1--1n
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
T n CHITS SON.

pIyT ENtfIN FER ar5 Deputy [. =. Min s-I Surveyor. TopCEraphicsi Surveying fid Drawing a Speciality. Ai husiness en- t1sicd 10 me viii be carefully and promptly p.-fof,lea. Ofica ou Congress Street opposite Lord & Williams lumber yard Tlcsou, Ari z1na
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
II. B. NrsxsnN. c.F.

r S DEp-Tv NiTNER'L sJ RyEYOE J' for A--Sua. Prompt attention given 10 El z.u1s of sl Tayinz and Cu-l Engineering. e mines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
q. ". s.CHEL, NJ. ID.

DENTIST. Igc~la, r5r--asz Street, opposite Sodord, Hrd-on Cos Bank
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

THE L.s Angel, Journal of he 2f,E says. Six wa-onS el route frcm Santa BarbAra to Arizona passed through :lIxn YesterusY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

lass cf memory, lassitude nocturnal emission. aversion 70 society, dimusss of vision; nOtses in the head. the vital fluid passing unobservcd in the urine, and many otqeT discEses thet lead tO insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE wil agree to fnfs.t Five Hundred Dollars for a esse Of this kind tho Vital Restorative under his special ndvice and treatmcnD will not cure or for surtElgg hnpnre or injurious found in H. Dr. Mintie treats all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Generalization FREE. ThOrenoh sx- animation and advice, including apalysts of urine, B. Price of Vital RestOratfrs; g 6 bottle. or fOcr times the quantity, sl0: sent to any address upon receipt Of price, or C. 0. D., secure from observation, and tr private name, lf ds.ired. by A. F. SlISTfE. 8. D.. Il Ksarny street, San Francisco, California
 pr. Mlntie's Kidney Remedy, Sephri- cum, cures all kinds of Kidney and BlIdler Complaints GOnOrrhP7, cieot, LuccouhRa- For ssle by all druggist Sl bottle: six bot tlcs for g.
 Dr. Ntntie's DandeliOn P Ills arc the best s0i cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the InaTKet. For sale by all drugglsts
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

,ro-ner'r ofv. E.. Howard < Spnsh
 TTOgNEY and Counselor at law, Tucson ! A-zrra Special attention given 10 tsvi,s8 -ui American land and mining titles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

r s7gEE-- '' A- -'
 HAYNES. L GAS 6 STREET. --07VrYs ar law. Tucson, Arizona. \ lEcc0a Ncy'-s street. E-,-ch uflee U lombsIone.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
MOVE WICKS.
..-.-r,,rIN MORAN.
P N sslITI.
FteLI < SMITH.
ruanrE, ACELEN.

-7aHN EYs ar Law. Tucson. Arizona, 2, l;l-. ol- | f-- au Pennington street. heaI "''eS @ t-rr-rz block
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
The Shenandoah News has Inc fol

lOhlU@ pli'hiS l'4N
 Beueeth s shady tres they ssfs He held her hand, she held Ais h2t, Ibeld nv breath and lay right flat; They kissed. saw them do II. Be held that kissing was no crime, She held her head up every tims. I held my peace and wrote this rhyme, When they thought no one knew it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

C~u FNEINEER and Deputy -;5,,s U, :. Nl9- bf. [ e-sl sr.V'voT, Tonos'oLe' -Ail@o''A VI s-s v',s W5'- 'icer-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
70 PRINTERS.

@E CITIZEN HAS 4 NEW PATENT no4et Ciocinps,i Hand Press. slzs 4lL-S h,I'e Fest manufactured. The PrsFs can nc saI Al a boFga'L. R. c. BRoWS-
 Puhlisber,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
Tie Great English Remedy
-s A \ E V E R.

IT'S A x E v E R. M Failing Cure for
 Nervcas Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Weakness, 'Spe rm atorrh e 9,
 Lost Manhood, lm-
 potency, Paralysis
 and all tEe terrible
 effects Oi SeifAbuse .au yCutlnul follies
 and excesses 10 ma-
 frrcr yc6-a-aTtch a9
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
B IT. HEREFORD
!. zAElIsEis. D. l
 urRrFoRD& ZABRISKIE,
c HILL HOWARD

--or~rvS and Ccunselors at law, No \ -s-- p5h.fc. On.s ou Meyers st-, oppo- blsrs H1re'. Tucson, Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
]. czZTER IVv0Ec, N D. HE L-CuspP, Y. T
 DRs. LyFOEn X LATHCOP,

nEYSICTASS AND SURGEONS. OF
 i-s- on C7ne-1sz Street. opposite resi 65ncs 1f ". c. D-yi=, Esq, Tucsou, A. T. ? 0 Boz 1-a.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
C. P WATSON M. D.

pHYsIcIaN AND SURGEON, has taken T 'n dr1ce on MeveUs street.. ore block s0uth ~ l-Ac~ Hotel. Relieving rlsr -'the tree is t--a@' fr ifs '-I'f, ." ne is wfilinErO he iudge1 2. l--t maxim, and respectfully soliciis s-5fr 0. The patronage of the people Of Tucson --t @ .eaiy. Diseases peculiar 70 women ana ''---e- a speciality.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
sAFFo9D, HUDSON & co.
 BANKERS. TUCSON. AND TOMBSTONE.

ANEESS. TUCSON, AND TOMBSTONE.
 ARIZONA
 DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE
 And Make rELEGRAPHIc TRANSFERS OF MONEY On the Principal Points in EUROPE AND THE UNIFIED MATES. Receive deposits, purchase or make advances oo Territorial aud County bonds and warrants, approved commercial paper, etc, etc, ana TRANSACT A GENERAL BAKING
 BUSINESS. Deposits of B1'lion made with us or snippeo Anglo California Bank san Francisco, for our account, can be checked against tmme- da,eiy.
 Correspondentsi NEW YORK. ...-...J. & ". SELIsNAN ( Co. SAN FRANCISCO ANGLO CALIFORNIAN BANK LOS ANGELES : ..--. .CoanERciAL BANK ST LOt-fS --......... %. BANK or COMMERCE. CHICAGO. .........-.. M ERcHANTs SAVINGS L.
 ANDT. COMPANY. BOSTON .-........... MAsSACHUSErrs NATION
 Al BANK PHILADELPHIA \, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
FITCH, FARLEY &POHEoY,

[. B. PcsECT, 2. FITCH H. 9. FAKLET |. S Dist. Atty Dist. Atty Pima Co
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31

{ TTORNEYS and C0un-ei1rs at law, A pEce ccrner Meyers and Pennington E.rss:s, T--s1-. Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-31
vrrKLY ARIZONA CITIZEN
.-v,IsEED EVERY SATURDAY.

o, he Corner of ChuIeh Plaza and V' Nesllls Stree,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE DISTRICT
OPEN THE CAMPAIGN,
And Indulge in the Grandsst Political
Demonstration Ever Witnessed in
washington-The Meeting At.
tended By $4,000 People.
susDRY ITEMS OF PUBLIC INTEREST.

The Democracy oil the District has
every reason to be proud Of the magnifi-
cent manner in which il ratified the
nomination OF Hancock and English.
The demonstration was beyond all
doabt the finest ever witnessed in
Washington in behalf of any political
party. The procession, nearly a mile
in length, lit up by thousands OF torches
and a liberal display Of fireworks, must
have presented beautiful sight. At
the City Hall, where the decorations
were on the most elaborate scale, ad-
dresses were made by Hon. Montgomery
Blair, Colonel John W. Daniel, OF Nir-
ginia; Senator Morgan, OF Alabama;
Hon. alore Rsyner, OF Baltimore; ex-
Senator Pool, oi North Carolina, and
III. o. C.aughton, OF Alexandria. Ii is
estimated that 10000 persons, at least,
participated in the meeting and process
sion, and thronged the streets over
which the latter passed. Henceforth. in
the District of Columbia, ut least, We
shall hear no more about the Hancock
boom being on the wan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
EVENTS OF INTEREST.
A CLOSE SHAVE FOR A PASSENGER r
TRAIN, NEAR STeuBekvlllE.
Exciting Chase After New York Maniac
Two Men Chewed Up by Mon
key-A Trio Of Texans
Worked of.
LYNCHeD FOR R0BBING A WOMAN.

A passenger train on the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad had a
narrow escape from being wrecked,
Thursday evening. The little village OF
fremont, a suburb of New York city,
was the scene OF an exciting chase after
crazy man, Thursday morning. The
pursuit ended by the poor wretch, being
brought to bay, cutting his throat with a
razor, and then leaping into a small
stream, from which he was rescued, and
conveyed to station house, where his
wound was pronounced fatal. A party
of four young scoundrels attempted to
"clean out" negro cabin near Cochran,
Ga, but the occupant, one John Brown,
fred a couple OF loads OF buckshot into
the quartette, killing two brothers named
Dykes. Waco, Dallas and Palestine,
Texas, were to have been the scenes OF
executions, yesterday, but in the two
former cities only was the sentence Of
the law carried out, the condemned
man at the latter place cheating the
gallows by committing suicide with a
penkniie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
THE PACIFIC PARTY.
The Newly Appointed Postmaster Ger.
eral the Only Remaining Owl Ofacer.

The Government Left to "Go It Alone
The Newly Appointed Postmaster Ger.
eral the Only Remaining Owl Ofacer.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-The depar-
ture of the President for the West last
night, and the fact that the Secretary Of
War will Join the party to-day, will leave
the affairs OF the Nation in the hands Of
Postmaster-G General Maynard, who will
be the only civil officer in the city.
There are accompanying the President
Mrs. Hayes and the members Of his
family. The President will leave Ohio
for the Pacific Coast about the lst Of
September. OF his immediate family
Mrs. Hayes and his sons Rutherford and
Burchard will 90 with him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heron. OF Cincinnati; General and
Mrs. Mitchell and Editor Howells, OF
the atlantic Monthly, will also be of the
party. Next Monday morning Cen
eral Sherman, Miss Rachel Sher-
man and General McCook will
leave the city to join the President.
They will stop over day at Altoona,
where the Generals family is. Gen.
Sherman and Gen. Poe will join the
President at Canton, D. All of the Pa
ci6c coast party will meet at Chicago on
the morning Of September 2d, except
Ramsey, who will join the rest at
Omaha. Col. Barr and Mrs. Barr will
also leave next Monday morning to ac-
company the party. The only Official
business remaining to be attended to is
the application for the pardon of MUIR
derer, who Is sentenced to be hung here
in fortnight. The recent execution
here, where a negro's head was decapi-
tated, has made Hayes rather chicken
hearted, and he is inclined to interpose
the power Of his Office and commute the
sentence. This he is expected to do by
telegraph from Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
TEXAS TRIO OF aALLows BIRDS

Two Of Them Make Their Exit at the
End Of Q Rope, But tho Third Kindly
Takes the Job Out OF the sheritrs
Hands.
WACO, TEXAS, August 27.-Lynchfield
Burks was hanged here to day at 2 this
afternoon, for assaulting little girl nine
years old. named Sarah McBee. He
died denying his guilt.
DALLAS, TEXAS, August 27.--This al
ternoon Allen Wright was hung for the
murder OF Jesse Wicks, both colored
men. Nearly three thousand people
gathered around the scatfold, the negroes
predominating. Some cow boys came
hundreds OF miles to see the execution.
The condemned man was to have been
executed last Friday, but Governor
Roberts, in answer to numerously
signed petitions, granted him respite
till to-day in order to better prepare for
death.
PALESTINE, TEX, August 27.-Great
excitement has been caused here by the
announcement that Roland Rucker, who
was to have been hanged here to-day for
the murder OF X. i. Grayson and wife,
had committed suicide. When the prison
authorities visited his cell at ) o'clock
this morning they found the man in the
last agonies OF death. Near him was
large pool OF blood and blood was issu-
ing from wound in his left wrist which
he made with penknife. On examina-
ton 1t WAS found that the arteries had
been severed. How Rucker got posses
sion OF the penkniie is mystery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
A WILD MAN OF THE WOODS
Creates Considerable Excitement in a
Metropolitan suburb-Pursued by Viii
layers, the Demented Creature Cuts
His Throat and Leaps into a Stream.

| Creates Considerable Excitement in a
Metropolitan suburb-Pursued by Vii
layers, the Demented Creature Cuts
HIS Throat and Leaps into a Stream.
New YORK, August 27.-ln apatch OF
wood on the outskirts OF fremont was
seen moving about, yesterday morning,
a middle.aged man, who was in nude
condition. An unsuccessful attempt
was made to capture the stranger, who
was supposed TO be insane. He was
pursued, but after an exciting chase
managed to conceal himself himself In
the brush. When the news was circu-
lated that a
Wild Man was Hiding in the Woods
large number OF the villagers organ.
lied hunt ior him. Upon the breaking
out OF the storm the searching party
separated, and as some OF them were
making their way toward West Farms
they surprised the poor fellow, who fled
at their approach. Through the drench.
ing shower the chase was continued and
was kept up for nearly mile before the
banks of the Bronx river were reached.
The demented man was fleet footed and
kept his pursuers some distance behind
him.
He Halted on the Brink of the Bronx.
at a spot well known to the residents OF
the annexed district as the Beach AT
that point the maniac stood, as ii appar-
emily awaiting capture. Several times
he was noticed to glance around ner-
vously at the excited crowd, which was
fast closing in on him. The villagers
were within few yards OF him before
they noticed that in his right hand was
a keen edged razor which he held in a
threatening way. Not desiring to run
auy risk the man hunters on this dis.
covery came to a sudden halt.
A Desperate Resolve.
Officer Cornelius Masterson, OF the
Thirty.fourth precinct, noticed the ex-
element and was pushing his way to-
ward the lunatic. The latter, on seeing
the officer, deliberately drew the razor
across his throat, after which he leaped
from the eminence into the rushing
stream. Horritied at the sight the po.
liceman and the assembled crowd stood
for a few minutes aghast, but on recov-
erng they at once took measures to res
cue the unfortunate man. Then the po-
liceman
Dragged the Stranger 70 the Shore.
and with the assistance OF the citizens
! carried him to the police station.
lie was unconscious when he
reached the station house and DR..
Purroy was summoned to attend
him. The wound, which was deep, ex.
tended access his neck from left to right.
This was bandaged and an ambulance
was telegraphed ior Before his removal,
however, the man regained conscious.
ness and recovered sufficiently TO give
his name as Lawrence McIlhaney, and
his age as iorty.ti,e years. Upon his
arrival at the Ninety-ninth Street Hos
pital DR.. CRUDE pronounced his injur.
les fatal. lis supposed that Mcllhaney
is the man who was prevented jumping
from one OF the centre arches OF High
Bridge into the Harlem river on Tues.
day evening. The police were unable
to ascertain where the desperate suicide
raSil.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
HHODUCk.
n sv YoPR.

Nxw YoKE, August 81 Flour -
Weak: receipts 1900 barrels. ship
ments IL, 900 barrels; supcrilne western
and State 81 .Dla,4 20; common b
good 81 75rd4 %; good 10 choice 81 80
m6 %: white wheat cItrz - 2tlat 90,
extra Ohio ~ 0paj 81 81. Louis ~ 10
G1G %; Minnesota patent process H %
as % Wheat - Moderate trade; re-.
cripts 10000 bushels. shipments 9C.-
OOO bushels: No. 2 spring 81 Otl1l %.
ungraded red 9sc(sSl II; No. 3$I WtS
V.: No. 2sl 0s'al Osi; No 81 10.
steamer No. 2sl 05i; No. > 81 Of; un.
graded white 81 0lo,l o.: No. 2 81 O5. /.
NO. !, sales 81 900 bushels, at 81 OS(e
! OsI: steamer No. do 81 l3; No. 2
red r.ller August, sales ~, 900 bushels,
at 81 07iCoJI Os; seller September, sales
2ii go bushels, at 81 o. 1Itel 0s: seller
October, sales 203, ,OOC bushels, at 81 Ost
6l u.s.; seller November, sales 5000
bushels, at 81 O1t9l Oh. Corn-Easier.
rseip,s 2i2,OO0 bushels: shipments
2ys,ODo bushels; upyrsded JOtsjiic.
No. = 81 ItHa5i ic; No. 2 seller August
jilhjl ic; seller September 5iins5iic.
seller October 52iS52ic. Ozts-Duli;
receipts II on bnshels: shipments none
western mixed 3jin &c; white western
37GI0c. Hay-steady api in fair de.
mand. Hops-fIrm snd unchanged.
CoHee-luirt and steady. Sugar
Steady and IN moierst.. demand. No
lasses-FIrm. Rice - NotDipsliy nm
changed. Pc,rol.um-lni.t and frn,.
United s9!c; crude G.n'7. .r; refined 9tc.
Ta!low-stea1y at Gi@Glc. kosin--
Firm a, 81 Sal -. Turpeniine -
Higher at 33lc. Eg2s-Firm At i8lsi
Pork IS ,eafy and 10 fair demand; new
mess $l6 y. Beef-Quirt and steady.
Cut Meats-Quict and steady. long
clear s.fs.S,c; short clear Ole. Lard
Firm; prin,. steam - I5fss -. Butter
demand lair sEd market firm al iSls
pc. Cbee,e-Is good demand snd
closing strong at olsi2c.
CinnnnssL
CINCINNATI, August Cotton -
Steady at lIlc. Flour-Quiet; family
s. 1904 IS; fancy s. OOfs5 IS. Wbest
bull; No. 2 amber We; No. red win.
ter 95c. Corn -Artiye but lever; No z
43fa43!c. OAs- steady; No. mireh
3lCs3l ic. kye-Inac;ive; No. 2 sjS.
sc. Bzriey-In lair deusnJ; No. 2 fall
9,c. Port-Qniet at SO %. Lard
Dull and nominal at 9. 7jt1s 90 Balk
Meats-Duli st s. 1868 IS Bscoa--
Easier at 6l6a9ifs9Ic. Wbisky-DuIi
at 81 10. Batter Firm: choice western
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