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CROP PROSPECTS,

DWIGHT. ILL.,, Juna :A>,-On Monday morn.
Ing, Juliu ", the farmers IN ti,ts regio,l woru
tcel!ng very blue. .'Tll0y could be seell sitting
on dry.H0otls baxes with faces rs 'l0Ng NJ
your arm: Sunday night wo l,ad trctlen-
tlons snlli, and II lpokeA NJ It tho corn pros-
ptcts tor l6Sl woro lccldgdly p!H,r. Aurcllants
,Were cross alal ngly, a,l4 graln buyers wSre
+" "l3toMM y put ~ n.l nl,peearallce; l,e looked
as smiling gu oasket of chips aud jotned tlle
tllruilK Of llOl,ust :suils Ot ..t1tl. :-Of
eontso the ,Ersat, question t!'at wa
aeked hlu,, "Wo|h how I! YOUR tilg4 lat.dt'
!nE just bad io laugh Chorus: "WhaIt"
Il raiHs - III atiy rnnf6. cultivated .ny tliS,i
lsna txles y, telnfj could ~ throuxa @ l,y WI ~;
Is TOO biz to work aud do liut casa how n,ugh u
Falns,. i W. eau got the fMsnloss ot lllA0la 70
"iAu8h when It Fathx,n what 4 revolution will
take place, una Mhat untold Evalta WIt! th!s
tainsy 10 4 ocrtatntY which tlEe brlnaa forth.
Four years axo " llr0xn" would havs soli be
he would take *50 per auFo for H., ). :
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1glatieT Is n hnntbng. The for1,lrr owtlcrs
Ut thu iat!d OIL which thnsn who are relieved
Of tic payment NJ taxes reside must pay tho
loss IL the Government. Whnt d0es the
l'casanl ears for being rtIInscti Ut taxes
which i,e llGver would have been abte OImy?
trtu,bed tl,at lcsI.es baIng nniti,'o Il, coIleGt
a1iy .mo,lcy tlll0 ltlEl frun, tte peasants fur
t'e failu they received frala him, lo ls now
cal'etl upon To pay tin pensatlts' tnxes also.
s sa : rSs 1xfs' n iysss 1yssess Of 5f feld' to a n
but tho former 0sstiers must pay tho taxes
According tn Information received BY
INC saliH natEr Tho l'otty q the w?,lini1 wli,
assss s s4fe to e. t5fs 5 q 81 ~ H.s ri. 4 a iy ys | IT.
!!ors nj Tho clubhouse on Tin SabalkAtskl
Prospect Wns on ulH :At Of tnllc inuinl III tlle
eenal 0pposit tho Academy Ut Arts nlNi
cfss S1r f aa STIn 9asI as ffy " n sng s11
was, drowned by the NiilIItsts III retaliation
for licr trcactuty.
Little urccce Is borrowfng money agaln In
foreign narkets. ]1er loan Of 1881 il for no.
o00, 600 francs, Mt i per cent. The incas,,re OF
her crotltt abroad Is Indicated by tho heavy
rato of discount slc allows. Tho unit III tile
now loan Is tho bbtl.t Of GOO francs, which Is
n'accd Oh Tho market nj 37:, francs, that ts, nj
TN. Thls llakes tho annual revenue Of tim
l,olids l'lNitt7 per cent, rate, - the pres
ent state Of tic Nancy market. which shows
TINT ErGccG Is coilsciUtls nf the inferior uAai-
[ty 0f tho security stlu 0lfers. Indeed, Il call.
tInus lel,tler wDultf not tuuc1l ller bonds.
With n population nf q million md threc-
ltlnrters. She Inns a tnio tielll Of Sl1u001 000
More than O,lo-fnllrtll ut l,er entire annual
expenditure Is for: interest OIL tho public
debt nd thci, much Ut 1t II left unpaid. TllB
tliiMld Interest OF ller loans Nf 1874 aild ISIS
now amounts tu something $40. 00o, ,000. TllG
loan Of 184, contracted When GreGcs was lit
tho tErues uf revolution, was tNken lit London
Mt b0 tito next year SIG 200 600 more was Issued
ntblH. Interest was paid for year or two, and
then wh0liy suspended. LII 1878 these Dbll-
cations wcro "scalGd," tile English. bnnA.
holders agreeing to aeeept for tl,cir Elop
ED los. GREECE ngreru t., set asislo S'g9, ,oo0
fund. The new loan nf 1881 Is "securel' - as
usual By tho pledge Of cust0nls revenues md
land aud tobacco taxes, amounting to TO- IT,!
10 drMch1isns 4 ycnr, while the Interest
charge OH tho l1nn will ba but T,W0 QUO
trncilnny. This kind of security Ii Enna to
Just the sumo extent that the general faitt
and credit 0t tlse ilnttol IL good. u1ld no fur
ther. Tint Is to sny, TINT Grepce adds very
little to the worth OF hcr bonds by prtIclntul-
Ing that the Customs revenues OF Athens,
tic Pir,Eus, ratnlos ulld Xante nre pledged 10
tic payment Of tia interest. II her credit
fnils In any why, tito failure will carry tflcso
pledges with 1t. 13nt there will be CERTAIN
Justice III II, after nll, II English and French
bankers and capitalists buy her bonds and
lose their nancy. France aid England owe
Greece substantial reparnti0ll for the injuries
ttetr weakness llas tl0ne ller In tho pAst.
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HAWAII.

suFFER1N1s OF SCANDINAVIAN LADonERs--.
THEY ARE HELD IN PRACTICAL, SLAv-
EftY. .,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. June &C. Cla,l-
so1, n aSwodc, who recently arrived here
from Honolulu, reports that several hundred
Scandinavlnns, who went to the Sandwich
Islands under labor contracts natle by Capt.
Larange, arc held tlere In what Is practical
ly Il state Of slavery. Tloy wero disposed Of
by lot among tho plalters; are, suffering
from clmatio influences: and aro held rigid
" to the terms OF tic contract OIL tho patn Of
penal scrvit,tle, although other parties to
the contract laye failed 10 cnrry out NJ least
Its spirit. Ills story creates II sensation Iii
this city, and soycral communications have
bcon Bollt to the Norway and S,Yctc farming
people agafnst Hawaiian emigration agents,
, 1881-06-30

ToI.Eno, o., Jnno a0.--The case Of Swan,
Ilusp j. ca. W. tho AinnstielA, Cojlwutnr Il
Lake Michigan lsailroad Company, which
l4as occupied tlla ttlMe Of tho uniteti States
Circuit Court for loarly tllrae weeks past,
was concluded tlls ey1nlng by the jury
bringing In yertlot for tJ5I,6Ss in favor OF tho
plaintiffs Tho action WAS brought by tho plalut-
IGs, WIN Ars railroad CONTRACTORS, to recuy0r
souo $+1luN. THO oost Ut oonstF.1qtion Of Tho
dict for kaU,OJ. Tho ouso lns attracted no IT.
Tie nltention frum tAtlruad muu.
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An Exciting Scene Mt a Meeting
OF the London Finance
Committee.
A Clerical Defense Of the Revisers
Of the New Testa.
snent.
Ends In FaYor Of a Ship. Railway De.
tween Toronto and Georgian
Bay.
Sir Fishermen Drowned by Their Boat
0ollidtng with q Preuoh
Bark.

GEN. GRANT,
Special Dtspateh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, June a9.-The Evening Telegram
says:
fjen. Grants notions Of consistency may bo
Eathorth from hta actions!n tho ConklEng af1alr.
lic uneompro1nIslngly denouncCs GMrtteld for
i,rpakuK the "ctfurtcsy uf tho SENATE" OF
which, Il It bo crtne against tho Republican
party. Urant wns htuso1f twice guilty. Tic g1vo
nh hrpulMttncnt IL Simmons, a creaiuro Of Hen
llutters. when ot,e OF tho Massachusetts Sem.
tors opposed tho nomtnee and tho other re-
1nniucd neutrat He n!so nppoEnetl tho notorious
McI}onald Of tho whisky. ring. Collector Of 81:
Louis. when both Of tho Seniors from Missouri
opposed tho nomination. with tho hclp OF
Conk!ng, Grant WIS enabled to break tho eour-
tcsy Of tho Senate with both OF these bad up
potntmcnts: yet Grant und Conkling now con-
!,etnn 0ari!cld for appointing Robertson Col.
leetor OF NSw York Isohertson 's 9 man o. char
which concerns tho public Is tho necessity
thereby created Of removing Mnrrtt, satisfao.
liz liz senatc IS % he pien under Which GonSllnR ~
aud drant are fighting Blame.
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WILLIAM r. III:NSING,
Spttta! Dtspateh to 7as Chicago Tribune.
: Piano, ILL.,, 1nne :e9.-Willtam r. llennins,
n wealthy farmer and ono Of tic Oldest and
nDst highly respected citizens Of Kendall
County, died this afternoon Of consumption,
ngcd 60, ut his hong adjoining tl,fs place.
the old homestead Ills father staketi out in
tle fall OF ':Bt whom tho deceased wnA Il lad Ut IT,.
lilo lGayes lnrRss family and hundreds ot rea-
tlscR In this county, a. we'll n4 wldo circle OF
the latter throughout the 8tnte and tho West.
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A F1G1fT.


EAGLE PAss., Tex, June GA report
from pfctlraA Negras says several American
engineers wero killesls In the interior Of
Mexico tately,l In consequence Of dispute
regarding rlght-of-way, but It Is impossible
to got any reliablo particulars OF the affair.
'uou1.p's ROAD.
sptetal Dispatch ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoltK, June a0.-Slni. Degrees and j.
Alastclla Clark. e.lttor of the THO Republics,
Ut Mexico, arrived lii New York yesterday.
Mai. Dcgrcss, who served In tho Union
army during tile. civil war, a.lI Is
now one of tie largest merchants II,
Mexico, recently received concessions from
the Mexican Government for q railroad from
tile American frontier to tho City Of Mexico
and tho Pacific Const. The limo md its
branches will connect with Laredo, Victoria,
Tnmpico, San Luis, Tuxpan, md tho City OF
Alcxlco, with q lateral line To son,o point on
the Pacific Coast. The road Is to trayersu
the temperate regions lying between tho
coast and the table land of Mexico, md will
connect at the United States frontier with
the International 4 Great Northern Road.
The concession granted to Maj. Degrees Inns
been obtained iii tho interest Of Jay Gould
and Ills associates. A subyentlon amount
Ing to about S1,800 mile, Is to be
paid from uor cent of the receipts, A
guarantee Of S5o. 900 llas been deposited in
Mexico. It is provided that the road will
be- completed within 1lyo years. Surveys
lave already begun.
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10 hatt,or. aays that ship rawny could l,c hutlt
bctWncn 'Tnr1nto and tim t}r1rpinn fsty morn
In It's operations. Et8 tnyB thNt, thern Is on!y
nn elevation of 10 feet 10 nvnrcofnc. thot1s
Ut tho application af tho hhIp rnliwny principle.
and he has m dniIht this w0l1lh DO tho cheapest
nolutlon Df tho problem 1f commenting 1.Rka Tn.
tario With tho Georgian jIny, md an lhnStctldng
tho route from tho Northwcse TO tho eQatpartl.
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WILL. PkY.1

urcr xtyes uotico lint tho interest duo July on
ths Louisiana constitutional bonds. aud Loul-
Ftana consols stAmped fur reduced .inserost will
20 20 E.!d q On presentation at tho oscal sTsaey In
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Bptt1at D4spatea 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June 1.-'rhe wife Of hubert
Howard, managing editor of the Sentinel,
sticti this morning at ! o'clock ntter short
illness. The rstna,ns will be taken tu Ia Crosse
The former hoM0 0f Mrs. Howard. at 1. o'clock
Tonight, for lntorment. Sir. 1fnwatri had bcoH
married. hut q lttle over a year, ard the death
Of bis wife Is a terrible blow to him.
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-. = no MoRt PUBLIC EXECUTIONS,
will ha conveyed to tho :ptaco Of exocu tlo.l
Il! covered wagons. .: < ss,.. ~:
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GALVESTON, June a3.-No1lcrt 4. Park,
senior member Of tlle firm Of Park tS Lynch.
tlfett last night frGh1 wound received Mt the
battle Of Gnlnesf fft 1tG WIS member OF
Woods Texn8 Brigade.
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'BUSlHESS NOTICES.

Uuck & 1ayRcrss Moth Powder IL tho
surest lnsact killer. 1t iuak0s short work OF
ronehcs, tcas, nics, md h:dbugs. Also preserves
rat!table fura and woofens fInm tho raynKcs Of
Cologne.
Fourth Of July and dIcc-Cream.-Mako
yolIr ice.crcam arrangements with 1rudic, -
Stut0 street.
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all the Princes and Generals Who
= Murdered Aziz Sentenced to
- =. Death.
Herr Most Condemned to Hard
Labor in Prison. for Six
teen Months.
no Exclafms Ruefully TINT 11c Might
Il. as We'll Do IN Rpssia at .
. go - Once.
4 Groat Landslide aud IN Avalanche De-
atroying People and Property In
Switzerland.
GREAT BRITAIN.

, -. ---
,. :: GREAT BRITAIN.
r11r RAILWAY Mu,,nru.
- - Soteiat Csbit. do"
LONDON, June e0.-There Is now little
doubt that Lcfroy murdered his fetiow-tray-
slcr. Mr.. Gould Is supposed TO have had
considerable SUN Of money oil his person.
He was first shot with a revolver, at,d after
ward had his throat cut. 1t Is certain tllat
the murdered man 1ilsta haru strug-
g!o for life: >, Ills hody WAS found
In tho slx-font Say, anu 1t Is bellovett that tle
died only after he Ind bcon thrown from tho
train, asllis arms were extended above his
bead. Ills fnco was gasl'cd In terrible
manner. 1t WIS only after tho discovery OF
Ills body that tlte police learned the mistake
they hatl.commlttctl In letting Lefroy escape.
ue Ind given them the address Cathcar
Road, WalllnEton." .,s.
= THE "T1MEs,"
Of this morning, thus comments on tho MUIR
der; "There nre hundreds Of men who cv0ry
day mike railway Journeys with large sums
belonging to themselves or thelr firm, Who
Of these cau now feel secure that some
one who knows his every movement Is
not doggtng his stops and waiting m oppor-
tunity to assault and rob him. In tho ordt-
nary compartment OF railway carriages pub
1Eotty and privacy hotl. iMuro tn the danger
Of the traveller. He should chopseto llayen no
fellow-passonger Mt nll, or else TO
have more than one, u Tho man who sits op-
posft lnuy be a tnatlman or IN assassin. Tho
train tlluntors along, arll tint roar, leafoN-
Ing hll ottlor sounds. -!
<. = coScEAls A s1tn1EK d. p
r. affncfu ollv nd thn t}annost dim troon ~ fho
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GEN. C4AItATEs.
GALVESTON, Tex, June .3.-Gen. Carates.
OF the Mcxicuu army Ia dead.
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ITALY.

s1loNE, ,Juna ao.-.l'lls Chamber Of Dop-
utlcs passed tho Electoral Reform bltl,-a0a
to LII \. y: -. y, -. 49,.
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GEORGE RAMSEY.
SpAetdt Dfspatth to M CAttdoo 7ftbnns
BOONE, In, June 20.-Ge0rgo Ramsey. one
Of tho largest farmess Of this county, died In
Uo0hGsbDrO last night.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Iowa has a matrimonial insurance COM
pany.
The Rev. Oscar Clute, of Iowa City, raised
ton of honey this year.
The republican plurality in ninety-eight
counties in Iowa is 59,3S1.
Eight thousand cabbage, heads were last
week brought to New York from Germany.
There were enough generals and colcnels
at Yorktown to take command OF apdrnly
of I, 100000 men. But some.iing mas to lie
done to overawe foreign despots.
Sunday afternoon, the wifeF Of John
Woods, of Woodruff & Oliverb carriage
mandatory, Memphis, blew hSr head off
with a shotgun. She was Sconflrmed
morphine cater.
The ship Aberdeen, which arrived in San
Francisco on Sunday, reports that she saw
eleven corpses floating on the sea lon August
8th. From their clothing they appeared to
be seamen, but some were quite nude.
st. Louis is making efforts to secure the
Wagner sleeping car works in imitation OF
Chicago, which secured the great Pullman
car works and added some 10000 to her
population.
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Piles! Itching Pilest

The symptoms of itching piles are. moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are. often
most effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire to Scratch, also has no equal
in Graduating. letter, ITCH, salt rheum,
erysipelas, barber itch, all sscaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptiors Here is the proof (;
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DIR. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years. it cured me completely
| L. S. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other| Sent for fifty cents, lin three
cent stanips), three boxes, 81 25, by !Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
sold bv all druggist s.
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Assure Thing.

Dr. Kings Syphaletic Remedy is guaran-
teed 10 cure, syphalis in the primary second
ary ard tertiary stages, and in all its varied
ard complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases of yenerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most
eminent physicians of America. 1t cures
the first stage and heals the ulcers in few
days. Itcures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
bones and Joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
etc, in a short time. Price So per package,
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, Or. ]. Dinsbeer, AIS North 9TH
street, ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer maka
chronic i .seases q Speciality. II you are al
fiictel Nth no matter what call or write.
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Aold-Benzoic per ounce SOC; acid carbollc So
luton 65c; crystal GOcas2 per lb acid ctrc, Deeper
nor Id: alum 4a5c per ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
26c per lb assafrtida, SOC per lb balsam CO.
pubin zoe per ID; borax, Ice per lb blue yltrlol,
iOc per Id; caomel, SOC per lb; calome (English),
cinchonidia 75c per OF; chloroform, 90
cents per ID; choral, hydrat 81 75a2 90
per lb;cream of tarter, powder 3saiOc per ID, gum
opium, IS 90 per ID; gum shelac, SOC per ID; NOR
phine, 81 90 per OK oil bergamot 50 % per ID;
oil lemon So 5Oper lb; bromide potass 4Oc per D.,
(P & w iodide potass, so 50 per Id; q w;
qulnine sulphGte, 50 10 per OF. seed
caraway, 15c per lb SIENNA, 25c PEI per d lp;
per b. flour sulphur sac; per lb: salts epsomi
B SC per lb Spirits turpentine 66c per gal
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V''0'1 'N'l''lI " 'h' s''p n


vpalo1aa have advanced nv Points ~
vdeg, b6tb In Nav Yofk and New Odoenal
MI ma enough M affect The tnaffel N
ofenle any gfent escllemeht We kye pc
oiomlhe dndall0og ibis evening ~ veil NJ
those ~ fast evening,
Nav Y6aR, Noyeml,ef ifmufea closed
atfady, Sales W OOJ balca
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sHAFrs-s4@9; poles, S9dl5 per doz.
BuGeIEs-Grade b and spring, top, 500 l0O; do
open, s70@so; do side springs top, slOg ~ do
side spring sl40G2O0 do phaetons, k5O@2OO
Jump seat buggies, sl75@250; platform prings
sllO@12O; three spring wagons, s9O@lY
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Fish and oysters.

Ffsn-Red, shocphcad and trout I2Jici, New
Orleans rod snapper, 1906 Spanish innckerol, 25,q
OYsTEns--B Baltimore, per cail Xxx, BOci nedl'
um, Acc; extra select GOc; Matag0rda and Ber'
wick's bay, 81 30 per hundred.
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- ,-s' "
''E4ilycg. "yV,l@YB1s' b~fdt aad d @te'
"ksgVtg,,isioes gsg hef Nvhet
Gej5df 9(BoMi45 boi baffd
VIZ abancl " N liverpool N a"otan N
"tsSossn soda, x,sU Xxx, W xxx oM
soIf C1ise' NJ tep 66si blne india n "
kats, " u pof boz fu'eke so"p W o.
elge.e, v ,,,o,d
GlsDitseslaf, fiH Fsigbt MA
iloshisY isb ofgt.,s 70 90 noe barcL
DnirD hrfLts-tY 5tJb
DnieD pfAonEs 0npoeled some, pseled iio
~ Plgy S 5O@l2 per barol bar barrels,
coal Quito Deg Gro: estin barrels, i7ci
oLoTilrs fiss-no2o3 Gsc spring 81 !, gc = box Be
'G TUSs%Three nest, o. 5O@2 10 eight lest So
No. /, 90 30 per dozen: No 2, s. GO No g. per
WASH BoAnDt-WoCd, 81 30; zlnc' 9O New
WE'LL BUoKErs-sa OO@4 25 per dozen.
PowDER-s6 G5 PER keg of 25 pounds; 12h, do
SO IS; Ga do 81 900 blasting kegs. " 90;
GhOl-Dlopt pubh " a" w w. ~ '"SNf w. - ~
MAcKEREL--No \ barrels, 81; half barrels, 81;
kits, sl11 10; No. R-barrels so so to SO; half
barrels So SO to a. kits 80 to 95c; No, 3-barres,
s. to 50; half-b9rrels So to % 90 kits, zoe to
81 TO- .
to 25c.
RopE-Sisalj u inch basis, 81 to 1Oc cotton, 10
900
VINEGAR-1Per gallon, 20@3Oc.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c to 90c.
JuGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, 10e per gallon for glazed
PEACHRs-2 lbs, 81 15@2 40; 3 lbs $500 80
ToMATbEs-2 lbs. 81 406l1 45: ID. 81 70.
SAUER KRAUT. -Bbls S14; half bbls $3.50.
Meats and Lard.
BAc@N-Long clear.sides, 12c short clear 1914;
breakfast bacon 14Ac
DRE SALT-Long clear sides, 1917 short clear;
HhMs-Canvasse IA 1-2@16c.
LARD-Tierce 132lc: half barrel 14@M 1-4c;
paIs to 10 lbs I5c. lbs. at 10 Ia
Butter and Eggs.
-Market.well supplied, 15@1sc peEdozen.
jBUTTER-Northern, 25927, Texas, 2Og25c
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
fIour, Grain and Hay.

Ftoup-vS quote City Mills as follows: xxx,
s3 d; xXXXA 81 0O; extra "a D. a. A.,
Imported: Xxx, per cwt sS-l5; Xxx, 81 ~
xxx, 50 IS; dhoice family q % 70 s44" iaicy'
a % 70 g no. WE quote per bushel SO@l 40
BARIEy-ScarcN Good demand, 81 90.
BRGE-we quON at mills slel 10 in store
Soon coHs N al fApshel, 81 Is.
WHfAT-si Sol N as per grade; Nicaragua,
'' SSoRs-oid in ear, PsOc new, in ear, Sss7Oc;
sp MaT- ID1P Sos bn bit So From stores
prairie, baked dark 49, s sIEassf si's ~
We quote: Chopped corn, pcSloO polllls II %. -.
chopped corn and oats per po, oll " -
chopped barley, per 100 Pou ~ =, ei' In,
corn i aRa , com Per 7 lSs Sa ioi
pounds. 3 So cream mo9 ,oiiep
meal per bushel, 81 y ho ,i .s
81 girls. per leO pounds,
crnu.r MrrGrT-we
6arden. Sc per pape5
e d Rsr psleihit The on
Fine and medium
bury and dirty, 5
en- hides. 55<Gcl
price deer skin
each
TAILoW-f9
ckTTIE-
II, two yc1
rs Fn1
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Brown,s German Catsrrh Cure

Is taking the place of all other catarrh
remedies. When used in connection. with
Compound Extract Sarsaparilla, Dandeiion
and fodide of Potassium, It has never failed
10 cure. For sale by all druggists.
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coAf,-fndlan 0ailo1L " pef Don, delivered
COEEabOc pef barrel
WO0b.Oak hickory and ash, " ~ beg "a
Der cord. Sawed stove wood IA retailing NJ Tho
rates Of ~ 90 ~ b per cord
CnAHCOAfS-6 cents per b0ffeL
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents wrought
soc TO 81 per hundred: brass, IS to so per hun.
dred: copper $40 TO u 50 per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred.
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U0aI and WOOd.

ID. s .:::; Ilga!tIsI! Il itSjs IN;
pef 1000 ei2
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Poultry and Game.

CH1cKENs-We quote at 50 25@2 IS per dozen;
turkeys, 5O@75c prairie chickens, 50 per dozen
quail, 81 % per dozen; wild turkeys, 81 2ogl 20
ducks. large So small 81 Is; venisOn, 6@6hc.