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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-27
Written for the sunday Morning Bazoo- =
FAITHS SWEETNESS.
By ROSA PEARLE

There comes at times in every human life
sad moments, when we long To- hear
some kindly speech from lips where love j. rife;
s"uIe tender words that will the spirit cheer.
We tire II strife ard constant worldly din.
AMI turn uUT thoughts In some sweet spot afar,
Where leacr and trust have made their home
within,
And >,,r"~'s disc.ri can mo- longer mar.
wesAe tn. little child az d"vy even time,
He'd loosely clasp--i unto the mothers breast.
Ami !is, ain, is sh some lullaby in rhy me,
Hail yield To envy :: :he babe thus ble>t-
And vet. We know th5i these earth's desires,
And Unite treasures were they made our own,
A covenant of straw 20 which the heart aspires,
But aves No comfort vixen its grant has hown.
But il these longings, which in vain come hack
And, ptying >eif, still haunt Us with their plan,
Could turn to where tiOi's love, unknowiny lack,
Cnfathomed still by any gauge of man,
No MISTER how the pathway might he paved,
With >haipest thorn- . pierce unheedlLg feet,
LIES tritins wants longer would be eraved
For fIith's al swc-tne>, would joys CONF
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LAMONTE ITEMS.

Miss Lizzie Wiles returned home from
ST. Louis this week.
A mad dog was killed in this town
this week after biting and shaking several
dogs.
Joseph Conway. OF ST. Louis county.
i, visiting his sons in this place and vi
cinity.
Miss Tavia Qusrles and Miss Virginia
Watson are the guests OF Mrs. DIR. Con
wy. Of this place.
Rev. B. T. Lacy, of Sedalia. will presch
i'm the Methodist church, In tni> place, to-
day. morning and evening.
L. II. Ninnedge sold his farm. living
one mile east of town. this week, To W. F.
Vaughan: price somewhere about $50 pei
acre.
William f. Vaughan. sold to Joseph
Staples, Tor three THOUSAND dollars, nj:
farm. lying about two miles northeast OF
this place.
The cultivation of the corn crop i:
about through with: il is generally very
clean and the ground In fine order and tn,
corn growing fine.
j. W. Baldwin. who is agent foa sew
eral insurance companies. returned thi.
week from California, Mo-, where he ha:
been attending TO insurance business.
This week is the beginnins
of wheat harvest. Next week vii
he the general hurry anc
to get through with it, Whatever whea
is left standing after this time will be yer,
ripe. 1t is OF very good quality.
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"A large stock of Japanese
and Chinese lanterns just re-
ceived. EastOn & Dem nth.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Martin l.. Heck and Mary A Heck, hi,
wife, by their written deed OF trust. dated the
20Ih day of October, 1871 and recorded in the
recorders Office in Petis county Missouri, ia book
ca seven, page 90, conveyed To DIR. House. trustee
the following described real estate, to-wit Seven.
acres to be taken of of north end OF the west
half of the northeast quarter ~ section
fifteen (i5l, i'm township forIy-four (44) range
twenty-five 2ll. i'm Petis county Missouri, in trust
10 secure fwo promsory notes in sac deed Described
and whereas one of said notes is due and unpaid
and whereas the said DR. House. trustee, Is dead
now, therefore, at the request of the legal oi
said note and i'm accordance with the terms of said
deed, notice is hereby given that L will. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1882,
bet ween the hours of O'Clock a m. aud O'Clock
p. u of that day, at the court house door, in the
city of daia, Pettis county. Missouri, proceed 10
sell said estate TO the highest and best bidder
for cash. 10 pay said note interest and of
ing this trust. n. s. CONNER, Sheriff
l6-27w6tsl
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HOTEL LIFE.
Mrs. Beall Draws q Revolver
on Mr.. Joseph Laurie.
A Curious Episode in Barnum's
Hotel-Insult, Pistol, Apology
and no One Hurt-A Dra-
matte Scene.
~. / pu's Post-Dispatch.

~, pu's Post-Dispatch.
LAWYERS are not i'm the habit OF getting
into trouble. As a class they Pre- expected
10 be sufficiently informed to at least keep
themselves out of difficulty, as otherwise
they cannot assist others. Once In long
while, however, dignitied attorney man
ages 10 get ON the trout hook, and on such
occasions his writings are similar TO those
of the vulgar herd.
Col. Joseph S Laurie is the lawyer now
carving a bundle that would have made
Bunyan stand aghast He does not appear
10 be greatly alarmed about the result, but
possibly he is not aware OF the preci-
pice to which he clings. The troubles
is customary with lawyers troubles-in-
wolves a lady, who will have the direst
sort of vengeance upon Mr. Laurie. The
lady is Mr.. p. T. Beall, whose husband is
a commercial traveller for a New York
clothing house, and is absent from the
CITY about six months In the year. Mr..
and Mrs. Beall and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie
occupy elegant apartments at Barnum's
hotel, where the ladies appeared to he fond
of each others society, to which the gen.
tlemen were never admitted. Mrs Laurie
is represented as perfect lady, modest in
her demeanor and unsparing in her chart
ties She had a great fondness for Mrs.
Beall. whose Loneliness she contemplated
and sympathized with. 1t was Col. Laurie
who made all the difficulty.
Ii was rumored that Mr.. Laurie had in.
suited Mrs. Beall on Sunday, and that las,
Monday Mr.. Laurie accosted the lady as
she was coming down the stairs TO the
dining room for the purpose ii is alleged
of apologizing, when Mrs. Beall drew a re.
volver and leveled it at the attorneys head
causing CONSERVATION In the hotel She
temporarily placated by the inmates
This morning reporter OF the Post-Dis
patch called upon Mrs. Beail, at Barnum'.
hotel, and requested her statement of the
trouble. After waiting few minutes in
the ladies parlor, the reporter was greeted
by Mrs. Beall, who seemed to be very
anxious to avoid the interview. She is q
very pleasant appearing, with dark hair
blue eyes, and fair complexion. Sh,
was dressed this morning in walking sci
OF black silk, shirred and pulled exquisite
ly, and adorned with white lace collar
Without accepting a chair. Mrs Beal
gazed sternly at the reporter and in
quired:
"Well sir9
81 have called, Mrs. Beall, to ascertain
the nature of the difficulty between your
self and Mr.. Laurie?"
"That is a matter / have reserved en-
tirely for nv husband, who will settl,
whatever difficulty / NAV have had"
"But what if Col. Laurie has made .
statement ?"
"He had better make a correct state
ment, or he will have more trouble"
1T is alleged that he grossly insultet
you ,"
81 only came down to let you under
stand that was not afraid of a reporter
but the facts in the case are known 10 Col
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The Pretzel.
Burdet.e.


This delicious food grows best in
the shade, the shade of beer garden
being preferred. 1t is ripe at birth,
aud it is ready to eat as soon as it is
picked. In north Germany, where
the benighted people do not know any
better, the pretzel is called ''krin-
GLE" This is enough to spoil the
pretzel, only that is impossible. The
pretzel is always planted ON free
lunch counters. There is more nutri-
ton in a barrel of sawdust than there
is in a clothes basket full of pretzels.
But then the pretzel is much the
DRYER of the two. The genuine pref
eel has heart like a marble yard,
aud the hide is vanished to keep it
dry. 1t is vanished with hot I've,
and sprinkled with salt and aniseed to
give it tone.
Before it assumes the expression 90
familiar to the lovers of this perennial
fruit, the pretzel is about the size of =
garter snake. After it is tied up in
that intricate knot which makes the
eater wonder where to take his first
bite. no man can guess at its length.
Enough is known. however, to war
rant scientific authorities in saying
that if a man should swallow q pref
zeI whole, and it should suddenly
straighten out in him, it would kill
him in minute. 1t is not possible,
however, for man to eat pret1el
whole. You can eat all the rest of it,
but while there is more hole than
pretzel to begin with, yet the moro
you eat the pretzel the more hole
there is left.
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AFact.

The Laclede Hotel. ST Louis. is fast be-
coming the rendezvous for visitors from
Central Missouri. Ii Is the only first class
hotel in the city where the prices are grad
ed from - to 3 per day and all modern i'm
provements and convenienc-s enjoyed.
Iou will always find courteous proprietors.
polite and aiable clerks and attentive wal
tiers three
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From Eminent DR.. 81. r. Hopson
Memphis. Tenn.

Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic
Invigorator in several cases of nsumD-
tion and general debility, and have found it
to act admirably in such case as q nutritive
food, tonic, and stimulant" Take no other
OF druggists.
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A Valuable Addition.

Because il is beneficial to the scalp and
adds to personal beauty by restoring color
and lustre to gray and faded hair, is why
Parker's Hair Balsam is such popular
dressing.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

ANY items Of interest suitable for this depart
neni, from Se,isia neighhoring plaee<, are re-
spectiul.y solicited. We want vivaciOus, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in alI the neih!or-
.nS towns tributary To >edIlia. Address all such
communications To Rosa Pearie, society reporter,
3azoo ONCE, Sediiia, No.
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For Sale.

Two fine carriage horses, matched span,
kind and gentle, and one fine saddle horse.
Apply to DIR. Jackson, at the Missouri Pa
ciic hospital. 6-23-5t
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A Delightful Novelty.

Ladies prefer Fioreston's Cologne be-
cause they find this lasting combination OF
perfumes delightful novelty.
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-SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption For sale by all druggists.
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WHEN YoSR MOTHER SEES

One day Billy and Sammy were playing in mud
hole aud Bill said
Now, sammy, les play We was harnyard. You
b. the pig, and lie down aud waller, and I'll be a
ball and heller lik> everything"
50 they got down on their hands and knees and
Sammy ne went into the dirt and wailowed, while
Billy beloved like distant thunder. By-and-by
samm' came up muddy-you never saw such a
IN uddy little fellow-and he said:
'sNow you'll be the pig, and let me heller"
But Billy said Il amt a very good pig. except
for dinner, aud it'll be tine NUT foT you TO heller
when Your mother sees Yer close"
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Miss Gypsie Ramsey is on the sick list.-Jef.
fersonyille, tlnd.D Times.
Don't wonder at il. That name would make q
Missouri girl anticipate death and 90 crawl in heI
winding sheet,
-Coniuf; = Bush has moved on Court avenu,--
Jeffrrsonv.i.., (lndl Times
That item would not 10 in a Sedislia Paper be-
cause the streets here are all court streets Sun
day night.
Miss Dora Smallwood, of Chicago, Ill, is in the
city the guest of Miss Emma Observation-Disclosures
Vile, (Ind.D Times.
Mr.. Hardwood is respectfully invited TO call and
see if the young ladies would change their kind oil
wood.
A Philadelphia young woman who in deet
burning compl aims bitterly the brilliant hue OF
the postage stamps which she Is obliged To put upon
her heavily boriered enveiope.-Ex-
She probably makes the garments, which il Is
known al least one society belle OF SedaIia wears oi
deep black.
Another scandal observation-disclosures Sun.
Give il light as soon as the fruit is ripe. That is
the way 20 settle them surely and &c rtain.
"A printer at Decatur, Illinois, went TO Mis-
souri, and married a bankers diuyhter.-EX.
Lookout for reports in eastern radical papers
about another bold crime in the rnhber state.
mo man shall kis, me except my future hus-
nd she said, As he about leaving her af the
gate "Sup, ose agree to Toe vour future -
.'Whv, then I'll agree to kiss you," she said,
eagerly; and she did.
Her mother was info, med that he had proposed,
and the old lady called round next day TO fasien
matters and before he knew ii he eterna,ly
booked. Ii was mean advantage, hut a bind in
the hand is worth two on the ont gate.
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Advertisements at the head of this column, Dol
ing four lines, S. per annum.I
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Items of Interest to Play-9oers
From Everywhere.
SMITHS OPERA HOUSE,
SEDALIA, Mo.
Geo 7. Brown Il Co.. Lessees.
Seating capacity So0.
DURLEY HALL,
APPLETON CITY, No.
J. w. Grantley, Proprietor.
Will seat 800.
LAMAR OPERA HOUSE
LAMAR, Mo.
Brown d Avery, Proprietors
Full scenery. Seats 90
fArsrtisemenfs at the head of this column, Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03

1000 tcs August II 70ai175c. closing roc september
closing IL 72lc: $3.50 ties seller year IL az
lL45o closing ll40o city steam 'ary active sales uo
tcs l4Oql45c Of No City. saos 40 tor IT, NO
only moderate. with good demand prices r
very strong and do not materially C
New state 6aI2 DC skins, 2d6c; old state else;
Western. ....EGGS-Tn little better dcinahn; ~
shae high Long Island and nearby ISL -
state andPennsylvana c. testeru. ~ ~
1917 &c; Western and southern Fair to Good al Lc
klCE-Quct CarOiIna and Louisiana -ou 90 =
Pair 10. Prime. 6ai &c. Choice, f't~oc'
Raugoon. Il as c. duty paid and q lsc IL Don' ~, i
Higgins q Homes AZ so Deakns' wa.hin gton- y 20
dS so other brands Al 4OdSl -: Liverpool GROUND o~
SOC. Cadi7 Doc. Hyers 2se; MARSHA % Use .,.. 4,
s. GOdr3 track. AZ 5n1S2 60 fla1seeu
nominal Calcutta Linseei quiet at y O5Gs2 10. o.,
sPICES-Du and nominal Pepper at . l2c Tor Slngh-
pore: c batavia 5c for West Coast ~umatra;
Gloves sd25c. Mace g. = Soc Laig0n Cassia uc
China, IS ec; Pimento l2s3al3c; Nutmegs' IoHs' 2c
Jara ..ca GINGER 49, l6c.
sIEARINE Quiet strongly held. Prime CITY ht IL
dl2i,c. sales II hhds. Olromargsrtre steartne lie.
SUGAR-Eaw dun again 7a7l2c. for Fair 10 Good lte
hnng and Sc. for $50 test Centrfugal; 24 mus Cnot
Crushed lOiec.; Powdered iOl,c; GRADUATED, &c
Gu Loaf. l0-c Cubes luiic Standard "a. D. .HJ 81
Mould "A" Hasc; '0nfectioners a. l-l"cf On -,
; L2c.s Yellow C. 'ad-is Yellow 7i2074c.
IALLOW-Fumer. better demand Prime City quo'ei o''
sales. $1,000 To-. 7-dSc.
TEA-Fairy active and about steady =.
l2C sdes - hhds seed Leaf quiet sales 500 cases,
1881, NeN Eneaid seconds and Fnes private terms yuD
England appers lsa3Oc cases. 1880 Pennsy wanna,
l00 lS. 90 bales Havana. S-0 III 20.
WhALLBoNi -Uuchangrd.
WOOI-Only small and unlmpotant business il reported
Prices weak and the position unsettled AID uns -at
the holding interest There been u tie @nh IN the
Interior in tne clips owing 10 the high asking se
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK 5Iay 2-BEEvEs- Receipts were a single car
Of unsod Cattle yesterday remained IN the pen as al ths
sAights5eIs were mgt .lppl.a NUN ic NJ Tya CatfIe
yestertay and some of M but ier reported l"t me Do
Sides selling slowly IN the morning % IL ~ very
Ht,ie az hr .,ei ptic L I'M i vra frr o. to lie
for Poor Good Later in the DAY me market Weakened t
fetch ovr l-o The reported receipts for tomorrow were
moi caluaic TO add strength to market already dn
Shipments TODAY 5i9 Of Beef and SI2 carcasses
CAY S~R ceipts 55 mead at Guthst- l67 at
washington Market ami AZ Jersey lily lew elyy
and states were not quo,le much
Bob were soq at ac and Thin Vcais Ar ja5c and
Bae T bc A Sc a" re5 ar @PS Of oS when nav s
considered op quotation although few Choice were re
5 ies-c. Collins old 90 Mount Holly veals at 7aoc
Jclife Wright Hole & 90. sold jersey veas az Sac.
Eye q OTIS sold: % lie sew veals III D. atGAc sdo,
1872 h. at iqc hobs 80 ID, az PC go, ...., o .,,
r, ,f ,stnt,n Market Total receipt. since saiurday
III 7 head against eek.
There also la thc pens some ears carried over rom
YESTERDAY Trade Was very anI ana prices ~'rT iateu 80
lower than yesie'y Oh common 20 ar 7neep hro saf5
Of Coo Naryi.1 Lamp. nroue1t - > by me eai ana a
little bunch Kenncky Lambs was sold AZ &c per h Aide
at e. Fair Good n-horn sheep soa At 9se''-c and
Old Jersey I've oand q ser a. Dsr ID ANA hel wv ~
Snoltg az - PEI ; - Ton Tgsa ann m H. ic no. n
-lr--.ge Ou- Sold IL Jersey spring LANDS al - per
head. 1 dO. az - iu .-.-o
Ev,rt x Co sold Jersey Spring Lambs at - 80 30
per he ii: 20 do very choice, al - pei head
Ielllle Wright ~ sold II Jersey spring Lambs,
Al s. 80 per head . ia. az - b22 -
Collins sold % Jersey spring Lambs, az Staep % pef
head. .-.. --,-,
b. Oliver & CO. sold 10 Ohio spring Lambs ~ - per head
p Ka-e sold Jersey Ewes los H. st 70; II 10. 100
n al Sc. do ~ d. &c l2O Maryland spring Lambs at
- % per head. 49,, =.
Judd Buckingham sold i Jersey Ewes, 81 h. at 69c
j. PidcocA sold: - henucSy clipped sheep lDl d. AZ
clipped western us. 20 To- At Sc 80 Kentucky spnug
Lambs a. d. ~ Pc. 90 q.
Newon a ,il.et sold: lol Nodes" (unshorn) 90 d.
AT nc 2j2 sheep los 70. al 'ic 30 do, - H. at
Hlenbecg q Davis sold u state Unshorn sheep 100 D
al Ne: o. tipped 40 IcunsI. a b. al J-sc
DienbacS x Dewey sold 1903 state Cnshorn sheep few
yearling-.. = %. az 80. ND,
HOCS-Recopt- - cars Of 3'sll head cars at
4Cfrsf and cars JeI-ry city. Total fOI three days
IA -3 heidi against hei for the last week.
one car for sale alive Marset quoted dun AZ steady prices
Cmnrry Dressed unchanged nom LAST quotations.
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,1,.r .rncK MARKrr,-BY rELEGRAPn.

PrEFAfo MAY 2.-CATTLE - Receipts TODAY. $50 head
t1g Tor week 5000 head lime last week
100 head. consigned through lJ7 uarAgt -traY AMI
Good to Choice steers - l1dl ~ Agb
l.uteh.r- io Fair 81 Jo04o lOi icNan steers -
SHFtp AID lAl8s-i:ecepts to-day !huO neat toH lor
VICE. thu. far 10000 heaa; Tor same tae al week uV
t.,l thrOagh market du tcn1n- HoNh
,ggrt lIf best grs.es posed OF; sales tAl ~ "' We
sheen ii .4a - s5 Choice u Fancy, ~ t0dn fJ far
ood Clipped sheep. 80 JOi Choice 20 JV"ro o. I"Peu
Hoas@Receipts to-day 1000 head; total for week thus
uuuu mead. 1850 hc4Hf con
se tfro,l 81 cir.. uaret steady and uncnangr-
Workers - ,ut. DO; Medium Weights - JV4e 49,
IIg-.
CHICAGO MY 2.-fioGs- Rccelpts. 2O.onO head: siiD
yneus % 300 "a, au generally active prizes .alnc
higher Common 90 'oud A h - J4@' 3D. NANNY - -J~
q au. -alps tiula. -5 ~ CO.,.
~C,rrLgIIccrlpt- 5000 head shipments. 1900 heal
marAri gen ilueg ana barely steady Exports
uolnua f - -j0-1 o.: Oood Choice shipping ~ 1JD
81 -: tair - ~ rs D Mixed But hris - ID
- ,;. Through Texans - 2jrj -J -t1cAcr7 and
oeer. heavy supply very duh aud J0c lower than week
o 40 -3H*l 90 - 49,.
-E.r-ilecripts -,JUl head; shipments. aHo head iar
demand. Dui declined iOn nc masking ne 10
a. aro last week lnie'of 70 tr
81 30 - jO aleaiu Good sJas7, Choice 20 Extra 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03

- aisnosition Of average traders 10 guy
The gene, 49, heen noted for the last TWO VI
stocks I'd new impulse to-day from 'n
three gay : ~ how il came 10 pass current -
idea VIM NJ II is believed that Mr.. jay "',iu
mystery w. .ot,rn TO the city rom Ne
is soon - At the West and oo","".
la'e va va ..hruv on the situation Is d" '",' -,
q rampant Io,. evertcd a marked ihn'o,'o
fact '"', Not only we're there co"S' -
market ''.1 ID q, the part ol those WIZ 90
paIcu"''lI;.l1-r inclined so as 10 DC rtod
were ~. tho advances VI the 'Nf
snppF - WIS g, general closing UP u
oooiN 4" short interest rs was % III
sna" ,,,ance AZ our general Isl ;,r
II 'he ma - j. expected the
sho" y-.st.rr, Union and the soulh"''',
WI s''ie,, wore the politically strong S'ocN''
A'' % leaders Of All movements IN 'uo ui,'
ana We" .r -, Central and Hudson Lake
nv t,~;o--y,ere higher only sympatheu'a"S.
- of a general covering OF Shol ~
90 Ne,v-IerSey was feature IN the dealings
I 80 70 72a717s and the other coai
s,unatlized with il and were
- The market. however, on the Whole'
- d,u and eleven stocks contributed -o''ooV
heres 60 the total transactions OF 30''-ot s""i''
~ DEALINGS If the day were made M almost en-
tr.v nv transactions Of prof sslopli operators anu
49, was obine denotinr anything but brokers
r,a-,et But the market closed strong Win ihol-
If HIGHER prices in to-morrows early hours
environment bonds were duh and weak for the
,.,,,,,,ea issues. The bids for the continued 6s
,rer. I. birher at lO1li carrying four months IN
- For the lbs the bids were oil a. and for the
:. l. per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations
~ $500. Plt Asked.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

r. tssa At daY zFour duu ana lower 70 sell Family
Ninie, ~ FANCY ~ l00@7 70. Wheat easier NO. I'D
tuss ~ 20 spot 81 1874 bid july receipts 450O
49, -pne.lr lro bush Corn strong and highcr.
S9,e &C. hpot II &C &ayi as. as T.. june; oO4
a. a 49, August oats stronger 40. Mixed held
al Ia eye niinef Al DO Barley hrm and unchanged AT
-4A 4uel qua lrm a. 1l9nrl3 z5 stronger
Pm Ia --t"c hukmears strong Shoulder 61c. clear
a2,o Bacon n good demand Al ful pg1cos3 shoulders
al Al - Itl1 lit72 Clear sides lie Whisky steaay
bss Soi lins ION sales OF finished goods. 12Obbls Oh
Choke - ~ butter easier. uut not quDtaDy lower;
Gugsy clcfn ieserFe t5c, Choice Genial Ohio ztc
4s.e 10y and unchanged hards 100 lc; Track
e6o.- ~ ~ aciiYe hIin ANA higher Common Light
head aeang And Butchers - l1@s7 JOi receipts.
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FRUITS. BrnRrys AND Srrrs-pRrrp.

FhUIIr. BkBkEs AND NU1b-DMkh
Receipts Of Dried Fruit for the week f97 win o
pigs OF Peanuts and - pkRs OF Pecan NutA Exports
OF Dried APPLIES $50 pkgs fhe market presents new
features The little stir occssoned last week by the receipt
oil French order for low price Apples subsidized when the
available STOCK all picked up Almost anything would
sen NJ 70 &c and the shipper might be induced 70 pay
te more The better grades Dried Apples have onv
sn2 obbng trade and the sane can be sd or
sun Dried Peeled Peaches reported little nrner Dut the
business in them Is light Unpeeed dull Prime offered
IN lots at &C. Cherries steady with Jc an out
hdt hgure RaspO rries held 10 gee for choice runs
very dull Bl9ckberres and WhOrteherres IN light request
feanuts IN fair demand and firm Choice and fck ots
quoted 20 Ice Pecan well controlled and held Win
cmnnnNncn. Onnfaflnua.
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BANKING AND FIE4NCIAL.

OF'1cA or Earl & DAYTON. BANKERS.
ND % 10 % DhExEL BUILDING.
M Goor,o II d.. Nt"- OkK, May /, 1852
c ~ gorge H. Stayner Is this day admitted 10 our
sn1o a. rcI9i fartqe he having contributed the
~ nm ca ~ Vno hundred Thousand 100000 Dollars
terminate April 80, 1883. EARL ~ DAYTON.
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ri 3 Corn dull High Mixed TIC. No. Spot 76c; May
15c June held at s5c July 7c bid all The year heId at
oats dull No q 53ic. Receipts-Whea 3s,OOO Dush'
Corn 81 600 bnsh- oats 900 bush shpments-WheAt,
10000 bush Corn. 23.OO0 BUSH. oats, 5000 bush
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rr RoPEAx FINANCIAL MARKETS

JoMos May 2-l230 p. MI bonds three and half
p eeh lO4 , Ere 80 second consOls %; Newly
lob ILLINOIS Central. 1851; Pennsylvania Central
% new forS. OntAlO " estern. Z5A2
D,Nu'N DAY %-x.5O m.Atiantlc and Great " e.fern
-. 10 's4ee trustees cerlLc4tes C 10 second IJ-A
wanna Central, 6llA
Gem Teo1, nay = m-Pars advices quote tnrro per
LoSneS Z. . rancs y = continues Tor the account
erswn -,,. % ,. m.Ihe amount Of bullion with
P.kis -T sa Bank Of 0aaucetOiav GsSOOu.
- cent ines ~ va -@''-'" 80 ~'
German ,t 1.-The statement Of the Imperial Bank Of
'eete~1e ~ specie vi 100000 marks.