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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-16
Facts Worth Kememberin g

Most eminent physician give testime- ny that the best, safest and mildest rem edy for all forms of blood poisoning, whether inherited or contractcd, is Acker's Blood EliXer, which gives tone and vitality to the system, throwing off all eyils--removing pimples, scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold by John ". Turner & Co,
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Valuable Suggestions to Mothers

DEAR MR. EDITOR Long experience in care of children, and great success in bringing them safely through sicke ness, gives confidence to assure that croup, wbooping cough, bronchitis diptheria, and all throat and chest af- fections will be speedily relieved and cured by using Dr. Acker's Engiis'',, Remedy, which is exceedingly palata- ble, and may be given to the youngest infant. Adults will find it the best and most potent known specific for cons sumption. asthma, etc., and single trial will prove this true.
 AN OLD NURSE.
 To sustain above, Trial Bottles may be had for 10 cents from John w. Fur her & Co. Regular sizes, 50 cts. and $1
 Dilal... a q ,I,...t
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Notice for Publication.

LAND pfFiCE AT DARDANELLE, ARK.,J ,-.,. -r~ Feb, 24, 1SS2 Notlee IS hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice ef his intention m u make hhAl proof in support Of his clalm, and thHt said proof will be made before the Register ahi Receiver of the '. s. land onico at Darda- h',le, ATE, on the 3lst of Mar, iss2. viz;
 James c. Cole, Id Entry No. 9625 for Inc nv 4 nw4 sec 2S. 0 n IS vest N ." Ire names the following witnesses to prove ms continuous residence upon, and culti ation Of, said land viz: N"'''' "''0u Albert Bates, R. L. Burks. Iesse watLins anu J. J' BurrNi sll of Appleton, Popc t'o. ArE
 ], M. GlBeOH, EcsistCr.
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Extension of School Term,

The following notice fully ex. plains itself:
 RussELLvlLLE, March Ii, 1882. Editor Democrat;
 Please announce in the columns of your paper that the public school will be continued one month longer from the l7th of this month.
 F. E. BARROW,
 Secretary Board of Directors.
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NO1ICE Is HEREBY CIV EN THAT THE AS following named executors, administra tors and guardians have filed their accounts current as such, for settlement and c0nlrma- ton at tho Jan. term, 1882, of the Pope probate court, viz:
 D James gdn Porter heirs, final: C W Craig gln E Craig. final; James Whitesidcs adm r of T Wbitesides est, final; Geo Bycrly gdn Elizabeth Baucum, final; J l. Shiun adm. Dan Mathrws est; P Hlll adm J NJ Wilson est: II Rye gdn of Rams Hayes. final; W E Young admr w C MCCune est; W E Young gln May McCuue: w E Young gdn John McCunc; W IS. Young gdn Willie Young: " B Young gdn W R Owens; " l. n Ewing gdn S E Ash more heirs; ] W Tucker { In William Tuck CT All persons Interested in sand estates are mo- tined to tle their exceptions, if any they have on or before the second day of the next May term of the probate court of Pope county Ar kansas, or they will be forever barred from executing to the said amounts or any part thereof
 Witness my hand and official seal this 2sth l.. :. day of Feb. 1883.
 W. J. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
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"A first-class farm, with all modern improvements, Houses, Barn. Cranes and other fruits. One mile east ot Russellyille will be sold very low Apply at once to J. T. WHARTON.
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce J. (, Bonds, of Dover, candidate for County Treasurer, at democratic primary clcctIOn or convention.
 We are authorized to announce A. +. Robin son, of Gala Rock Township, a candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor at the ensuing September election. subject to 2 deui- ocratic primary election or county convention.
 We are authorized to announce Geo. s. Gun bingham, of Dardanelle. candidate for Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing september election. sabje,t to a democratic convention should one assemble.
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WARNING ORDER-In the Pope Probate
 Court, July Term 1889. Salile Howell. Plaintiff, YS. AlVa Russell, Ad .. mlnistrator ot the cstate Of B. D. Howell, Deceased. et al~, Dcftndants The defendant, Rufus Howell is warned to aPpearin this court within thirty days, and Howell. March 6, 1899.
 W.J. REYNOLDS, Clerk
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Jerseys for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale several fine young grade Jersey cattle. male and female at baI gain. some of the cows in full flow of mlk. A. W. MATTHEWS.
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The Market, Cotton-We e quote for the best grades here, 9ls to l0c. The Following arc prices current in this m ar- ket to date, at retail stores: Butter, per pound, 20 to 35c. Eggs, per dozen, 12istu 1Jc. Onions, s per bushcl. Cabbage, 5c per pound. Apples. $2, J0 to S}.00 sweet potatoes, $l.5J per bushel, Irish potatoes, $i.50 to $2 Flour, per pound 4to5c. Corn, per bushel. Tur. Iart, per pound, be. Chickens. per dozen. g. Bacon, per pounI, 1Ir. Honey, per pound. 10 10 i2isc.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that r. s Robinson has taken up as an eStray one black uony mare, about 2 or 10 years old, i3ls hands high. small star m forehead. right hind foot partly white. shOd all around, and valued at S3O
 C. W. BERRY MAN, r. Russellville, Ark, March 16 -3w.
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NorIcE.-The undersigned has taken charge of saw mill l5 miles north west of Rnssellvile, on the Clarksville road, and all persons in need of lam. Der, of all kinds, would do well to price mine before buying elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 TRUSS * WINSETT.
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Bibles and Testaments at cost at J. ". Wells Drug store.
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There will he an election held in the incor. porated town of Russellville, Ark. on AnriI f 1882, for the purpose of cleetiug one Mavarnnr Recorder, one Treasurer, one Marshal ana five Aldermen to serve for tte ensuing year.
 Given under my hand this 2d day of March. Ieos. J, E. RICH ARDS,
 E. F. J0Bg, Recorder.
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SMADE & KREEM FER,
 MANUFACTURERS OF l.UMB FER!
FLFCTION pKOrTANIATJnN

BssS" Large Supply Constantly on Hand Lumber yard opposite Depot, Russcllyille.
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w w Mansfield, J l. Turner. J o AL ston, G D Eichenberger, " NJ Quaile, " F Quaile, W A JeiierS, R A Eichen- berger, J F Quaile, c $ McKinney,J W Ouuilp II C (ortpv
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A large audience assembled at the NJ, E. Church (South) last Sat. urday night, to listen to the temper. ance address of Dr. II, K. Withers. As usual the subject was handled in masterly manner by the elo- quent and profound speaker, who discussed it from q purely legal standpoint. His arguments were forcible and carried conviction to the minds of his auditors, as was evi. dent from the frequent and hearty demonstrations of approval. We are pleased to know that Dr. With CTS is doing valiant work in the tenn. perance cause.
 Ladies should know that Ayers Hair Nigor is superior and econ. omical dressing. It has become an indispensable article for the toilet.
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HALIFAX, N. s., July5.-A schooner which
arrived at Canso to-day from the banks
passed through large member of bales of
cotton on the LIST instant in the vicinity Of
Sable Island. A large quantity WIS being
saved by fishing fleet. As some of the
bales are scorcbed there is little doubt that
The cotton is part of the cargo of the bark
Wild Hunter, burned off Halifax few days
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ON A WHIRL.

DENVER, COL, July 7.-Another Indian
was killed at the agency near Ignacio, New
Mexico, last night, by band of western
Indians, who when leaving the agency yes
terday stole several horses. Six or eight
body of one of the pursuing party was
found. Chief Ignacio and party are on the
trail. A fight is expected to-day. The
agency Indians will protect the whites.
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WHISKY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DISASTER.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., July.7.-lt is stated
that whisky was at the bottom OF the scio-
to steamboat disaster, as some of the offi-
GERS and many OF the passengers had freely
circulated The bottle before the collision
and we're drunk at the time. Five addi-
tional bodies have beenrecovered from the
wreck of the Scioto this morning as follows:
Willie Wing, John Christie. Miss Shields,
John romlinson, and body supposed to
be that of +. Duffy.
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ArresteUs
DUELLING EDITORS.


LITTLE Rock, July IA woman and two
children were found starved to death in o
lonely section of Van Buren, county, in the
mountains. 1t is believed the woman fell
sick and the children being too young to
secure aid for her persisted miserably. The
third child was still alive and had gnaWed
a niece of flesh from the arm OF one of her
dead sisters. 1t died soon after the discov-
ary was made
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EN- ROUTE TO NEW YORK.

EN- ROUTE TO NEW YUKh.
New York, July THE first bale of the
new cotton of the crop of 1882 was con-
signed yesterday by Carson d Ellis, Of
Houston, Texas, to Latham, Alexander d
Co., of this place. 1t weighs 40 pounds
and grades as low middling. The producer
obtained $3.50 for it in Texas, beside pre-
Of 1D5
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Commercial.
STOCKS.

New York, July THE stock market
opened strong and to ! higher than it
closed Yesterday, the latter for Rock Island;
In tbe earlier dealings the general list sold
M TO !, after which a decline OF TO u
was recorded, In which Eoc6 Island, Louis
vile d Nashville and New Jersey C,niral
we're prominent. Al Il o'clock there was
n recovery of to Il, Rochester 4 Pittshurg
and New York Central leading The upward
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LIVERPOOL, July This weeks circular
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers associa-
tion SAYS: Cotton has been in good de-
mand, quotations generally fully sup
prices are firmly maintained. In sea Is
Land there was a limited request and prices
are firm. Futures were inactive and prices
are generally unchanged.
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Washington News Items.


WAsHrSerox. july She river and har-
Dor bill as reported from tie senate com
nittee on commerce to-day shows an in
crease of little more than s2OO0. 600 In the
aggregate amount Of appropriations proVid-
ed.in the.biIl ~ IL passed tue house Of repre-
sentative. The total amount OF appropria-
tious CONTAINED in the bill In round mum
hers IL xIg.O1O.O00. The senate
committee has made no reduction
In any Of the items contained in the house
bill. but have in many cases increased the
amount appropriated and have added a
mum Der OF items. The following are among
the -
A tfe house bill. Mississippi river i'm
prOvements. fs77 go harD0f 81 Brunswick,
Geonria, 5000; improving the Apo
matoH riyers Virgins sl9fyo I'm pl ~ al,
/ improving the Neuss river, North Carolina,
/ All Ofl improving the PamlicO and Tar
I -iv,.-- North Carolina. e.. 90, imuruvinE
l Trer.f river. North Carolina. sou inn
r~0riuE Chattah0Ochie river, Alabama
500 improving the Ship canal ealFes-
ion. 1eras. $4,000 CONSTRUCTION q canal
r-rrud the cascades o. Columbia river,
/ oregon, $500.
T a. .---.-r-.-ie-i1n ImrEcring Clre Fear
49, 500. lr1rrDsing lrlEin rFsr.
] r1Tnr fnrr- rlrE l-aul1-l lErrIr. hurtn
rr-rrfna. 5000 improving Aeu river,
/ Nn-fh CaruIii.s t1ElI. improving ll1lnnEe
river IS 60. imrT0rinr tne slrtee rlTerr
A. nlF irrrrrinE 1srarrel rlrtr. tlltl
a. ~r-r1rinr rts-rrctiuls from t1Tuu
T.rrrr-rte sIfn0, Bayou Iecte, L1uis-
lena g. 90. iruTI-UrirE BED ri-sr. ID.
. Taar lUrlf=r.
ws-rrrc-rr. 1uiy "a rep1-t q ths
~rfr.rrr mon GriteEu. slrre1 - Actlnl
n--l5tf-l 1r--rrIr q tte amy D. D. =
Trrrh- - 49, frrunr1ef ~ fltla1.l rlil
I - -. Ii--sIrr r. ne Eafical Neus. u
Dps1i1g pE-ngrzph dsszio@ = - ths On
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I'm rcrrH caE0IrsA DEN0cHacT-
RsrrsH. y. g, July 5.-A large nun
~ q 5slszstss 70 the democratic conven-
don SERVED In viss q ne deciz0n q
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Labor Troubles
AT NEW YORK.

New YORK, July There were constant
outbreaks among the striking freight
handlers and the new men employed in
their places this morning. Some of the
Italians employed on the Erie docks while
coming to their work were attacked and
one of them was badly cut with stones
A man, supposed to be one of the assail-
ants, was arrested. An old man, tor many
years an employee of the company, was also
assaulted, and compelled TO take refuge
and summon police before be could reach
his work. Four of the old men resumed
work at the New York Central IL Hudson
River depot this morning at the old rates.
The police do not like the
APPEARANCE OF THINGS
and fear a great deal OF trouble next week.
They say the strike is not strike, but that
the coming week will develop its full force.
The condition of affairs at the receiving
stations is about the same. Little freight
| is received and little shipped. All docks
are crowded with freight, which is being
| slowly handled. An Italian wo king in the
! Hudson River rail way yard had his skull
! fractured by stone thrown by some un
| known person.
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I,oruo-, Jufy "a dispaieh rom Aier
ruaris savs Admiral Seymour complained
% The governor q Alernndr1s res-rding
ths placing ortro lu-gs gems In position
si-s.ts-inr the Bees. and TIE srriana-
tiors rfe-ed re-s deeusd unsatisiaciory.
aFrrfraf sernour substgus1t-T irItir1r'e1
So IA tts wrrEs wsre rrt stoiI'e1 -
YOU'D r-umptlT teks rneasufet 70 SOP
a Esvs dispssA fron AlzE1drs en-
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oam.. ana oa.asia.,N



m. smrg, Ane., July IA cyoIord
Monday killed twenty head Of cattle nesr
yanluren, and Of three fnon who wofo
herdina them one was killed outright and
the other tWo fatally hurt. .N
MUnDEHrD.
LITTLE Rock July lin the Indian ter
ritory last Sunday, near McAllisier, Rev.
w. !. Sprague, Methodist minister, who
had incurred the enmity Of some young
Indians whom ho had corrected In school,
was set on In q lonely place, and after de-
termined struggle killed. There Is no clue
to the murderers except rs indicated above.
MELVILLE, ARKANSAS,
suffered severely last night from an incen-
diary fire. A number of buildings were
destroyed, but the losses and assurances
cannot accurately be given.
ALToE, ILL.,, July AT Jersey Landing,
illinois, a small town Oh the Mississippi
river, near Alton, Edward o. Hare, q
armer, aged 80,
FATALLY WOUNDED
John Carroll and attempted to murder his
wife in fit of insane Jealousy. He threat
med to kill two other men whose names
le did not mention. His wife bears good
haracter, and the murderer is accounted
insane. VIZ
Arrested.
DWELLING EDITORS.
ATLANTA, ga, July 5.-Colonel A. X.
.amar editor ofthe Macon Telegraph and
lis friend, Colonel b. G. Lockett, were
rrested about midnight last night
N the East & West Point train
n the presumption that they
we're abodt to cross the state line with Col
mel F.. p. Howell, editor of the Constitu-
ion, to fight duel. An attempt " as made
0 arrest Colonel Howell and his friend,
'aptain Harry Jackson, but it has failed up
o this hour. Colonies Larmar and Lock-
t we're bound over this morning in bonds
So 900 each to keep the peace.
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NET RECEIPTS.
New YORK, July 7.-Following are the
total net receipts OF cotton at all ports
since September !, ISL: Galveston, 1917
savannah. 723 $50: Charleston, 495,2is;
Wilmington, l331S3; Norfolk, G04.174; Bal
timore. 81 O63: New York, l6s,ll2; Bos-
ION q 81: Providence. l2,3Nj;
Philadelphia. s0Ois; City and West Point,
i78S7l: brunswick. 6'Ssi; Port Royal ,2,72
Pensacola. 10, 1877; Portland, IG9i. lndianola,
1871: Washington, North Carolina, lOJoli
total, 4, 500, $50.
MaNcHEsTER MAEKET.
Ioypov. July The Manchester GUAR
dian. in its commercial article, says: The
market Is very dull; sales have been lev
and uuimportant prices, however, are hrm.
FUTURE.
NEW YORK, July The Posts cotton
report says Transactions IN future uellN-
| cries we're large with frequent huctuatl0ns.
August began selling at first call ~ l5.Vi
! and u Os aud left of at - &c. Alter the
] call they fell to 1901 and advanced again 70
/ nj "a Then ensued several changes from u
I dozn 10 1855 and up again 70 ~ I'll
ultimately the price declined 20 lz-,a A
/ trivial advance was maintained a. the third
call when July brought y -, August = =. },
~ ID %. September 1870, October ll-si-
November and December ll-Gs, January
/ N n. February 119, April l2l5. Ihis
/ rnat-es the decline since Yesterday 81 CLOS
ing l1-fOO on August. 500 - 900 on July
September and October, and 5-lo Tor the
later months.
COMPARATIVE sTATEMEEI.
Nrw YOEE July 7.-C0mparatiVe STATE
neut Of cottonf5r the week ending to-dsi
Nst receipts Al al United States ports dur
ing week. SO. same week last year. bis
Total receipts % this date, 4,1n,3,t toia
10 same date last year, b.ail 30
Fru0rts for the week, - 80, same weel
iasi year. q Sc. Total exports % ~
dsie- 3 si6 10. same date last year, Abs.
ln8 stock 81 al United stsfes pnri.
- 81. same time last year, pa SO. soc
Al interior towns, 2l.51, same time las
! wear. 81 e3 Stock e. Liverpool, - -
b came time last year. .3lotl- -t1cE
Arne-icau nfl0af f0r Crest Britain la.1t
same tine last year. $500.
Wv YORK. July 7.--Fail rres reT'1-, FL [
INer Yurk during ne week rrnbeI lae Z
he Whole cusutry. uats ~ e. fnllgr]
Er-fe-n states. IL western. y sruth
| II. rriafle n f; pacifc. 3 territ1-isJ
Ne- Yn-k cify. q he Ers1t maiu.
tt,e.e sisas.e-s occur sr1o1E -
: clnss q t-sdss.
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On motion Of Singleton of Mississippi.
senate bill was passed authorizing the New
Orleans and North Western railroad com
many IL construct bridges across me chah-
ne Of Pearl river and Lake fontchsi tIa IN
NeirnOut called MP motion TO CONSIDER the
vote Nv which the house refused 20 order
third reading Of the joint resolution author,
800, thc r,rl.sideut 10 call an international
coufsreuce 10 fix on and recommend for I'M
iversal adoption n common prime fqerldian
10 be used IN the reckoning Of longii noe
ard in the regulation 81 time thrOuEnou,
ne world. The vote was reconsidered and
the Joint resolution read a third time ana
The house then resumed consideration Of
49, ,,.,-.i arproorinti0n bill and adopted In
lie rroas the ameudmenis agreed - in
comnlirfee OF the whole.
Roteson took the fi0Or y Close deoete On
,l.e hfIf- In the course Of his speech IN De-
s.,se ofhis administration ofthe navy de-
r.-tmeuf RobesOn : referring 20 the invest
cation carried on BY the COMMITTEES on nav
II saairs Of the forty fourth c1nEressl AMI
~ifb0ut menfiOning bin By name alluded
IN terrns Of deepest contempt and insult -
Whitthorne. a Teuressee. SPEAKING - ne
man who hesdei The c9mmiftee N iilsi
c-nVress. be said that II there was man
80 v-as accused 81 sfeaIinr school fln1s ir
- IN sfate. re stonld cc,ne - She fruni-
A. ffr.e r-is a. stared bra 1r'T1f
-. facing Rlbes1n in TIE space il l-'ict q
- s1,saFer's dest. ordained. That j q
H. -sboerer tells Il o. whoever reueste i II
rrf.eson-''I have alluded % no rnen ~
name Ifary one nan recoZnir-s hi,ns.l.
~ the description let him sep f1-u1r1 ard
7err itn
Wrr br-r crnr-era.e3 ar1-nd TIE zerltIe-
men and there was q god deal a e1-te
rneft On tie hall
Al ne c1IrluSrr Of E1bss1s's Er'etrt
ne nEV.l Eprrurfiz-io1 ~ T-s-.-Ie-s
10 nnTs. 81
Inns1iss.ly 80 p.sinr TIE biI E.tii-
hurns - rscoEnizs1 o. . qnesrlon q -
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SOM ETHINC
EVERY La
OUGHT TO T.

There exists az
curing a soft q
Complexion, n
poor il may
Hagan's MAJ
Gle, Whic
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IN l. discovered The ill-iated party
Inc equally DIVIDED 81 ~ az, bot 80
- 90 b11ies q th-es laflss only have
been il-rd.
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vrErrt. Julr "A d1sIatch from Mo-
COW % the Press says General sknoeieh :
Feefh was due 20 heart disease ihe luii-
e-rl vii take place on the 9ih ms heA,
safrIf the usll-En0rn editor ana iesaeI r.
- P--.siurisfs rlarty vas present 81 the lasi
rnrrrart-
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, July 29.-Flour neglected;
nominally lower. Wheat unsettled and low
er; No. 2 hard nominal; No. 2 LA; July
LA: August 96M; September 96%c; No. 3
Soc. Corn tame; No. TIC; rejected re.
Oats weak and lower; No. 2 Gle; white Gle.
63c. Barley dull, unsettled and lower; No. 2
September 7015c. Provisions lower;
mess pork 1885 cash and August; 20 O5
September. Lard, prime steam 11.90 cash
and August; 12.05 September. Live hogs lower;
7.709Sl0 Receipts, 5,700 bbls. -four; 30,225
bushels of wheat; |, $50 bushels of barley. Ship
ments, 7,471 barrels Of -four; ,275 bushels
of wheat; none barley.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat active but lower; regular 9SX @9Sslc
July; 969961sc August; 9614 @96ssc septem-
Der; 97c October; 9517c year; No. 2 red
winter 9SH 1854 cash; 99X $685. July; No. Q
Chicago spring 1.3l cash; 1.33@1.34 July;
SIC August. Corn unsettled and generally
lower; 77@TAc cash; TIC July; 75a99751Sc
August; TAX Q749sc September; 1870 Octo-
Der; 6615c year; rejected re. Oats, cash high
er; options steady; Coo cash; sac July; 3S1sc
August; 35c September and October; 341@
34111c year. Bye steady and unchanged; 66c.
Barley steady and unchanged: SIC. Fork I'M
settled and lower; 20. 2092O.25 cash; 20.159
20. 421@ 2O.45 October; 1S.S5@1 80 year:
Lard unsettled and lower; 12.O215 cash and
August; 12.15@12.1711 september; - 221z@
1928 October; on year: Whisky steady and
unchanged; LII. Freights, corn to Buffalo
DTc. Flax seed dull; 1.26. Butter easier;
not quotably lower. Eggs steady; unchanged;
|1s@i9. Receipts, $500 bbls. of flour; 222, 900
bushels of wheat; 222,o eco bushels of corn;
IS, 600 bushels of oats; 1000 bushels of rye;
600 bushels of barley. Shipments, 10, 600 bbls.
OF flour; $1,000 bushels of wheat; ia, 900
bushels of corn; $1,000 bushels of oats;
700 bushels Of rye; 1900 bushels of barley.