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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
GA Human FLESH.

Ncvay, Ind. Aug IL, ISL.
Dr. y. !. Kendall & Co, GcntS--Samrle of cir
cuiars received today. Please send me some with
my imprint, printed on one size only. The Ken
dails SPAWN Curc Is in excellent demand with
IL, and not only for animals but for human nil-
mcnts also Nj. Jos Noiis, one of the leading
farmers in our county sprHined an ankle badly,
and knowing the value of the remedy for horses,
tried it on himself. and il did far better thnn he
had expected Cuied the spain in very short or.
der. Yours respectfully, co. TnIEBANp.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for s.. All drug
ests have IL or get II Tor you, IL will be
Ia any address on receipt of price by the piopre
tors lir. Il. J. Kendall 4 Co.. Enosbursn Fails VI
send for illustrated circular.
SOLD ny AEL. DRUGGISTS.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Denver, CO1OrndO Apfid -, ISS2
DR.. i. J. Kendall Il Co.. Gents;-four years ago
while in the employ of a. T. Perley x Co, DAN
vcls. Mass we had horse that became spawned
during the inst year of my stay with them, and
remained so for four years, though We used every
remedy We knew of o. could hear of, but of no
avail Some time during the fifth year, for was
in their employ between I'VE and six years. We
We're recommended Ia Try kendall's SPAWN cure.
and amer using il two months the hons. WAS cured
the enlargement having been entirely removed.
and thus believing il 10 be valuable medicine.
| fully recommend Il 70 all who have occasion to
use il. Respectfully, L. H. LYONS.
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

Modesto. CAL Aug. 9, 1890.
u. J. Kendall Il Co, Gcnis:-iiciorc coming to
this coast. and while at home, in Longm-adow.
Mass, had occasion to observe the bvneflts
su!tins Ium the use OF your hcudalls SPAWN
Cure. My hiotheT had Young horse which de-
yciopvd bone spayin, which he cured. and at
the same tiiac removed the enlargement. Mr..
a. X. AlHtne, also cured a valuable stallion of
SPAWN, a. we'll as another zee aaiutaince by the
name OF r. Combs both OF ~ ich came under my
personal observation, being in my own town and
IA gentleman with whom was well nc, TAINTED.
and in The interest of The hOTseuen in this viciu-
ity offer this, my experience.
Respectfully your, JAMES QUINN.
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Ikendal;'s SPAWN Cure.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb 20, 1852,
MessrS. y. J. Kendall " Co.--lIaving used your
Tor the hose that has ever been Used on this
coa,t. have fine colt that was kicked last fall
on the point of The shoulder, and for three months
your kendalfs SPAWN cue he is entirely cured.
| euclO-e - cents, tor which please send me
OF your Treatise ON the Horse by mail. and oblsc,
G. If TlINNEr T. o. loN lOO,
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NOticc to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed BY the Probate court
of Wahkiakuin county, Washington Teri
tory. the adminIstrats Of the estate Of Adolph
A. Christensen, late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
estate are hereby required 10 present them
with the proper vouchers, within one year
from the date hereof 10 the undersigned Mt
the residence Of Samuel Walker, on Gray's
River, Washington Territory.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Dated May 81, 1888. Administrator.
riunsr
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Draying.

The undersigned does drawing as cheap as
the cheapest Orders left with him will receive
prompt attention Sman packages taken TO
the boats free of charge for regular customers
ALBERT BATEMAN.
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Complaint lled in the coun.
ty of Clarke, in the Office of
the Clerk of said District Court
the 18th day of June, AID. 1883.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
BOMBS Of NIUU e2ch OF INC :
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,

MISSOURI DIVISION.
dance Win the require
mems Of the trust mortgage. viz; ,i11 BoudSl
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Coparinershlp Notices.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L under the firm OF SMITH. COHU & Coz is dis
continued IN consequence Of the death OF Henry y
COhu.
All tho outstanding business late firm will be settled
of 10 and ~ Duanest
undersigned continue business at their old
stand under the firm OF smith. Lyon & Co.
New York May 8, 1888
THOMAS 7. SMITH,
JUDSON A LYON,
GEORGE W. KINGSLEY,
WILLIAM r. SMITH.
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Miscellaneous.

COINS FOR SALE.-Amcrican and foreign,
- aud Continental Confederate notes PRIVATE cOIec
ton. COIN, Box 3, Tribune Office.
FRANCIS a. LOUTREl., 10 Maldcn-lane,
l. statoners and printers solicit your custom
DEFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers, Oil Stoves,
r. a j. NOW BRAY - Vosey.st
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Gltuatlons Uanteo-- Ma!es.

DUTLER or NALET-By young man who
thoroughly understands ms duties no 0oleSlloh 70
sr,s place al one tho summer resorts highest testl'
nouiIls Address NJ. 20 West l9th 81.
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excursions.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.
i MY THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION
starts H. Ny NTH visit Small party Extra advant.
ages Address with stamp
WILLIAM L MARsHALI. FItchbnrg Mas.
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muslcaI Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, p stops, 1925. Pianos
ID S.91 So Factory running day and night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY Washington v j.
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Grates, TENDERS, etc.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
OPEN TIRE-PLACES.
ANDIRONs AND FIRESETS.
IMPORTED TILES.
JAMES & KIRKLAND
send for catalogue NO 10 EAST 17TH-ST.
Ocean CLEANERS.

Ocean CLEANERS.
A NCIlOR LINE. q. 5. Mail Steamships.
~ sail from New-YOrk every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 30 North River
CIRCASSIA. May - . a. IN ANCHOKIA. Say 26, A. m.
ETHIOPI MAY 10. p. m. BOTINt June ,, D.
cabin passage. $50 70 so sc 'ond CABIN, $40
~teerage. outward. SIS Prepaid. FL
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSrOWN SERVICE
BELGRANIA sails May II. June rs. July IL
FTKNE~SIA May 20, June 80 Aug. l.
CITY OF ROME Junc9. July II. August IL.
Cabin passage $50 to 800. according accommodations
second CABIN and Storage AZ above.
Anchor Line Drafts 4su-d N lowest paid free Of
charge 80 Enc ant. scotland aud ireland
passage, cabin Pans, Of Tours &c. apply 10
HENDERSON BROI HERS. Bowling Green.
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Amnsements.

RJOU OPERA HOUSE. NEW PIECE.
Broadway BY s9' Two E RSsp. sIs Over iO46
AMy FIT 9sf' 6 SS% F GSIP b t3e
Intending Eben Plympton. VIM Davdee Mrs John cham.
SO 81 Every night Saturday aftsrnOOn
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
Every evening S e. s sTGt matinee at
Magnificent production Of oaenbachs sparkling opera
PRINCESS OF TREBIzoNDE,
MccAULL COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
COSM OPOLITAN THEATRE. Bway, 41st-st.
h'e GA fGTi426 66tSSFa5{ Hn.qsf a2
E c e sky ! ! fIl S AStl. IS } Il LIS
Popular Prices Popular Prices
HENDERSON'S STANDARD THEATRE.
T' sye9ns at 3 MATINEE today o
}SSAArrAANNEEEELLAA}
BARr6% inS 5GTsf p d HSE yc'39SSlpANY
STAR THEATRE, Broadway and 3th-St.
- LAST NIGHT AND LAST MATINEE OF
M prprop TIE xS SHA Az YdX6fy NIGHT
TUESDAY May 10 Will be produced the Lew Irish play
y AMADAN
DION BOUCICAULT, JE, will make his first appearance
DION BoUCicAUL II, ....as....... MICHAEL o'LEARY.
VHEATRE COMIQUE, 73O Broadway.
Every Evening and Matinee
Matlnees tuesday ana friday
NVALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st.
w Sole Prop. and MANAGER; Mr. LESTER WALLACE
TO-DAY AT 1870
LAST PERFORMANCE OF
THE CAPE MAIL
SNOWFALL.
THIS SATURDAY LXnN!$G at o'clock. will be pro-
IA BELLE RI $50,
with entirely and appointments This play has
been time IN careful aton and the cast Will be
CAPT. DUDLEY BRAN ..........Mr. OSMOND TEARLE
SIR PHILIP CALTHORPE ....M Mr.. HERBERT Kelley
MONROE QUILTON ESQ..-......, Nj e. p FLOCkTQN
ROBERTS ..---...-.......-.. -..-..Mr CHAS T. EDWlN
------- Miss M t Fl 30. = n
LADY ELizABETH CALTHORPE.- Nine POYIsI
LITTLE BEATRIC r. ---.... 49, Miss CARRIE ELBERrS
tho the close hand the above perform
lie given for
a FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
NVALLACK'S. EXTRA.
W on MONDAY, MtYl4 through the kind permits.
OF Mr. Lester WaacE;
MATINEE PERFORMANCE AT l:30
Will he given for the benent Of
MISS MARION FOSTER.
which occasion the following artists have most kindly
volunteered their services
Miss EMMA JUoH. SignoT cAnPoBELLo Nine
MEIGs SISTERS, MI THEODORE LIEBE
STGNOR BRGGNOLL
The following adde's and gentlemen amateurs have also
kindly consented to lend their 3d M, -, r,,-,.r,
Mr. \. DALRYMPLF, Miss MARY ZACHOS.
Mr. W :. WHITNORE, Miss HELEN "A D..
Nj. ". pr R~ON. Miss MAKlEG HUBERT,
Mr.. u. A. BURNETT, Miss MARIE GRAF.
Mr. LOUIS SANDS and Miss G. d. TOWNSEND.
The performance will commence At 100 D. IN.
BOX SOW OPEN FOR THE SALE OF SEATS.
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DroposdIs.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
\ STRAW

PROPOSALS FOX FUEL, FORAGE AND
DEPOT QcAklEaMA> rER's OFFICE.
Houston ST.. cor Greene NEw YORK cItr Nay T. iSs3
tous wa d. receive a. this Office until - o'clock noon on
the is' d1 Of MAY, 773 al which time and place they Will
Doe opened ne presence Of bidders for furnishing and de-
l..ug IucL Forage ana ~taW required at S"9 OK 'ity
NIX The a,c,I yctr ending iune 80, I--i.
Tie Government reserves jc night 10 reject any or al pro
po' or 70 accept a NAV be most advantageous 7" 'He De
prciernce si Doe given 70 articles Of domestic proiuc
Hln - Vce and qualify being equal and slch
preference viii be given 10 articles az American production
Blank iIopo ana printed ,ircu AS stating the KIM ana
estimated quantities. rcuire a., ccl post ad q, M al ~
serve, by tdte and terms o. cog Ic AM pay ment vi" be
fr.,iaars ,lit proposals should DE marked Pro
ros e. iue lorlae aud stray anH De- aaI y34 70 the
1t Col ana u. O. #. Gen, L. :. 4
DROIUsALS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS
- THE CITIES OF MA~HlSiiON AND
OFFICE orrur svoNsrR COMMISSIONER
NA,'iIN' ION D. g., Nay. - s1,ii 4
A5-,, N,9 ~ ~ Tor lrakns s%ce ing leaning
tr paved hcywa,s IN the ,u.sot Washington amt George.
town. H. g.. dEr u- TIE wear en- Tag JuHe 30 1851,
at a., oac ~ on ap clton tn re;or together with all
Necessary Information and BIDS upon these forms Will alone
Ic INT IS reserved TO reject any al bids parts Of
0'' o. LYDECKER
Major ot Engineers l. =. A.
Engineer Commissioner ID C.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Once - Watrrst BroohSn until l. oc ock noon Of
MAY H. ,~J for about one million two hani'ed ana nty
and thousand pounds Of iron beams and
Also r., building bnk fronts, brick door arches, iron
stairs and tec shutters ant all other work necessary
Specifications viii be- ready on Monday May T. and me
s.. Ncw-YotK ". \. RoEBLING. Cher Engtue'r
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DressmakinS.

DPFSSNA KTNG-Bv thoroughly expert
enced and stvh litter and draper few more y
ments by the day week no Object ion % 20 s -
Address ID. NJ, Tribune Office l,2So bioao"~'
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Gnrouean Advertisements.

VISITORS to ENGLAND.-When visiting
ChatswOth House the seat OF the Duke OF Deyonsire
visitors vii lnd splendid accommodations at ,,,..-,
THE BASLOW III YDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT
overlooking Chatsworth Park Excellent cuisine and
modern and convenience Coaches run from
ROwsey, miles and from Sheffield, - miles distant
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Auction Ga'es OF Real estate.
Guunlrn i]roperto for Sale ano % tet.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED summer

N hotel i'm NewJersev let, within twenty miles of New
York twenty trains dlly accommodation Tor about 10
quests beautifully locate. renovated and newly car
Ieted throughout Address b. BOX l3ll, NewNOrk fOs'
nhce
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~ rr>iiiT't'in' STATES MAIL STEAMERS

,.,.,.,. ,,.,.
4 tlON LINE. ....
~ IrIILD STATES MAIL. ~IENNtt7
FOR ~. IEN~TUWN AND LIVERPOOL
,,- Loving per 49, y r.; foot OF Hh', a. .,oo, =,
ALAS b tt-titf. 81 - d. 4i+''' III
VIZ, tN Ur.d'y ia = D. IN
AI.l/ ~ DAY NV - ~ IL
%I[NpA .-atu-,isy. June g.. d. In
ABYSS y ........ 1uc-ity irI" y p m
80 These -frrIef~ huit ~ IRON ln "dr'-lfht COM
l-f'i 'i, luI hs~ fu s." o.. r'..f trq"' Ni' l" @'h'
~. f..r .ltI 90 .I.'. Law
fr. bar. SOON. .r... i..u draa.n..,u.u piano md
library czYciI. % -fgct1 -trrl.-- and caterer on
.feIlrI sftf.fil..t U'Ds tlu- lu
-r-u. fN.-. c- .a.f az AL uvu.i-. - perfect Ventl
,'.,., .,.t, " 90
,..'...... ,t. Id. ,- .., a. I,v. .,-,.
.ffI..I 5 .. d., uI.Il I.A4. WILLIAMS .sGUIDN.
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Drsine5s Chances.

EOR SALE.-One of the best job printing
establishments III Now England offered for sale wing
health OF proprietor largest city of 10000
Inhabitants; six months Work ahead only parties having
capital ana business apply the Office will
not be sacrificed Address c., Tribune ONCE
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CERMAN AND U. S. Nail STEAMERS.

4 NFKNTNN NM z. =. MATTI : LA IIT4IAO.
" NORrH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEN NEW.fORh.
SOCTHA8PrON AND BREMEN . -
TKN ~ t,.. lay l. DONA SATURDAY,. Law ~
ELHE. Wc'ucsdty. Nav lff F'i Ni cducs:ag, Nay -
RAILS or PASS AGE from NEW-YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
rON, HANkE or BHEMEN.,.,- ,.,
FIRST CAEIN....... 500 SECOND CABIN ........s0O
STffRNGt. so
Return lrArs reduced rtfrs Prepaid 9terrage Crtth
cate. 50 -,rAmcrs s. non Pi'r between second ana
0ELRICHs & CO.. Bowling Green
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CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ Between New. YORK and Iavre
company pier new No. - North river. pDtO MOrt)n,%
Travellers by thls line avoid transit English rA
way and the 'cOniOrJ NJ crossing ths channel "a snt
boat special train leaving the dock AZ Hayre III
rect for Paris arrival Of steamers Baggage checked
q Sew York thrOug TO Paris
CAS- kBA. wednesday. Nay 10. r. m
NORMANDlE new, Scrvan Wednesday MAY ~. 3 p m
PA rc - itI . WodnestIy. May 81 noon.
Checks nayahie atnlnt amounts SUIT On tlo BAalis
TranSatanquc1 u PIris.
Forfrcght and passage 1pplYtb
LOUIS DE- HEBIAN Agent No. d bowling Jioou.
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Gitn l1roperin 60 Get.
Brootlnn propcrtn for Sale ano 90 tet.

NOR SALE.-Two large plots of lots IN the
oas Of Brook good 9aIganS ana TOG'n Of Tcb
ard transit VIII douDle Naiue vi Suth
pIopc, u The future Address A. BEN EDIOI' lid
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DEED srAR LINZ. rnr Anlwnrn and Pars.

DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
steamers lcayr p'r fpjt IF 49, Jersey lily
FOR ROTTERDAM.
49, " \. -CGoLTf ,...... Wednesday. Say lo. p.
Cabin 90 ~ sos prepaid so
ION AMSTERDAM
- LElEDA ...... ~ ,tiuc-l4y May i 90 D. m
il. CAIAJ \, Gcurla. Agent - South Wll,am,'t
II NCH. LDNE. & 'J, Nv. IOEEIS.
- S. Wi.Iamst Freight Ags. 80 FvJe. ten. Pass. Agt
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COACHMAN-By an Engllshman, - years
~ 's s.nctahie appearance good address Address j.
fls-ilN Ihst 3Htll ST.
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,O CONTRACTORS.-S proposals will

be received by the Board of commissioners at the Office
OF the FIRE Department until MAY is, 1888 for furnishing
This Department with Hose also with Boiler 10 steam
Pre Engine and making epars 10 said engine For
full information CITY hECOhD iof sAie al No OiV
LII
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-06
Retail Market.

Thefollowing shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before publication:
Messina oranges retail at 35c@60c per dozen
Lemons, SOC per doa. Bananas, scarce, 75c per
dog. New lettuce sellingat Coo per doc. Apples
&3.50@4.00. New potatoes, Coo. per bu;
others, none. Onions, 81 so per blu. Gran
ulated sugar In Is lb. packages, 10c;
powdered, lie; cut losf, lie; crushed,
Ike; Ext. c., SIC; Yellow c., SIC; brown
&c; Minnesota, 10c. Best o. G. Java coffee,
8s56c best Mocha, zoe; best Rio, $3.50. Best
teas, Eng: breakfast, q per lb; best Young
Hyson, 81 per Id; best Gun Powder, $1.2O per
bu.; best Japan, Soc; best Basket fred japan,
Use. Orange Blossom -four, 1915 Per cwt;
Pillsbury's 1915 per Owt.; Straight, 1925.
Eggs, 2Oo per doz.; fresh, Csc.
Meats-Sirloin and porter house steak,
1Sc; rib roasts, 15c; ouck roasto, I21zc; mutton
chops, 18c; fore quarter, l5c; round steak, 15c;
shoulder, 121Sc; veal. 15@lSc; pork chops, 1870;
pork roasts, 1870; ham Is; bacon and drybacon,
15c; shoulders, Sc; corn beef, $3.50; sausage
pork, 1870; smoked sausage, l5c; lard In jars,
l216c; per single h., 15c; in kegs l1ac; dried
beaf Doc
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Financial and stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-11 a. m.-Stocks
opened irregular and generally a fraction lower.
Shortly after the first sales, however, the mar
ket developed considerable strength and prices
rose 491B per cent, the latter for Chicago &
Northwestern. Other strong shares were
Western Union Telegraph, Chicago, Milwaukee
i St. Paul, the Wizards and Trunk lines. The
market sold off toward IL a. m,
AFTERNOON REPORT.
overnments-Steady.
State Seeurities-Bonds, La consols, sold at CT.
Bonds-Rsilroad bonds firm.
Stocks-After IL o'clock stocks were 4@1H
per cent. lower, the weakest shares being
Oregon Transcontinental, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna s Western, New Jersey Central and Denver
& Rio Grande. At noon q steadier feeling pre-
vailed.
Money easy at "a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5159675 per cent. Bar silver,
$l.09N. Sterling exchange dull aud steady at
$4.6l4 long, S4.e5 sight.
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FINANCE & COMMERCE.
Roaraof Trade.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 6-Owing to the CON
tinued fine weather, and the unvaryipg IA
vorable reports from the harvest fields OF
unexpectedly large and fine crops, the
price of wheat dropped yesterday from
$1.13 to $1.O5. Business was very light
and the market throughout was weak. The
following are the quotations:
WHEAT-No. l hard, $1.O5 bid,
81. OS asked; year S1.OO bid, $1.O5 asked;
No. 2 hard, $1OO bid; No. 2 CSC.
CoRN-No. 2, Acc bid, 48c asked; o.
tober 45c bid, November 45c; year 44c
bid, 45c esked; No. 3, 43c bid; rejected,
40c bid.
OArs-No. 2 mixed, 2515c bid, $3.50
asked; September, 25c bid, 261a asked;
October csc bid, PC asked; November,
&c bid; year 25c bid; No. mixed
231Sc bid; No white, 2615c bid, 28c asked,
sacked; No. white, 25c bid; rejected 21c
bid.
BAR1EY-No. 2, SOC bid; No. 8 extra, 43c
bid; No. 8, 35c bid.
Reno. 2, Acc bid.
GROUND FEED-S19.00 asked.
BALED Hay $3.50 bid, SO asked.
Hoas-$4. IS bid.
FLAX SEED-S1.18 bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-$1.25 bid.
EGGs-1819c bid, zoe asked; September
1870 bid, 2Oc asked; October 19c bid;
November zoe bid; year 1719c bid.
SALEs-1 car wild hay, $3.50; l car
timothy hay, 81.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Flour unchanged. Reg
ular wheat demand active, unsettled and
lower; 951c September; 9715c October; 994c
November; 1.oOss December; No. 2 spring
S4@S6c; No.2 red winter .04@1.0411. Corn
remains active and unsettled but generally
lower; 47Nc cash; 473s@47Ac September;
46T@47c October; 1910 November; 1870
year; 1890 May. Oats steady aud irmer; use
cash; 25925Hc September; 25Xc October;
26c November; 251sc year; 2s5sc May. Rye
frmer aud higher at 55c. Flax seed lower at
1.26. Barley in fair demand at 58c. Pork in
fair demand, weak and lower; 11.10@11.2e
cash; II .OO91l.o5 September; 11.O711@11.1e
October; l0.65@10. 6719 November; TO- 600
1O.6215 year; 1I.1215@11.15 January. Lard
weak and lower; 7.s5g7.90 cash and Sep
tember; 1907 .9215 October; 1907 .7211z
November;i 1887 .6511 year; 7.7O@7.7215
January. Bulk meats steady and firm; shoulders
SIS; short ribs 6.25; short clear CTS. But
ter frmer; creamery l6@24c. Eggs unchanged
at 16@17c. Whisky unchanged
Receipts, 12,0O0 barrels of -four; 2l9 900 bush-
els of wheat; 742,0O0 bushels of corn;
$4,000 bushels OF oats; 1900 bushels of rye;
$4,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, 5000
barrels NJ -four; 29,U00 bushels of wheat;
8S5. 200 bushels of com; 194.CO0 Iushels of
oats: 1890 buse;s of rye: 5000 bushels of
barley.
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sales 100000 bushels at 1.14Kel.151<, closing

sales $50, OOe bushels at 1.141Sgl.l5H, closing
at 1.14E; October sales 1,896,0O0 bushels
at l. l5%@1. l7H, closing at l.l6E; November
sales 2,2s2, 900 bushels at /. l7H@1.l9Z, closing
at 1.l8; December sales $4,000 bushels at
1.19%@I.21L, closing at 30; January
sales ll2, 900 bushels at 1.22@l.23, closing at
30; February sales $4,000 bushels at l.2S16@
rs, closing at l.23T; April sales q, 900 bush
els at 1928. Corn, spot lots shade higher;
options opened weak; afterwards advanced 80
Zc, closing barely steady, with the improve
ment lost; receipts "a, 600 bushels; exports l07,-
600 bushels; ungraded 5S@62c; No. COG
601Sc; No. 261A@6I15c elevator; 6l4G6l1ac
aaoat; No. white 6O%@6215c; steamer white
60c; No. 2 September 601a@6l1sc, closing at
6056c; October 601s@61114c, closing at 601ac;
November 6O1s@6Oac, closing at 6O1ac. Oats
X@%c higher; receipts 11O, O0o bushels; ex-
ports 5000; mixed western ss19@sSslc; white
western S4@4l11c. Coffee dull; Bio 7.00@
900. Sugar steady, with fair demand; stand
ard A 8@SH; granulated 5-l6@S 11-l6.
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Petroleum dull;
united 1.08&. Tallow dull and weak at TIC.
Turpentine firm at 4l71@A%c. Eggs, western
fresh demand fair and market hrm; 220234c.
Pork dull and lower; new mess l3.OO@13.25.
Beef unchanged. Cut meats dull and nominal;
long clear niddles 7xc. Lard lower, prime
steam S.4O@8 so; September $40; October
8.27@8.45; November 8.l0@9.l5; December
8.10@8. Is; January 8 .05@S.25. Butter firm.
Cheese, demand fair and market firm. Other
articles unchanged.
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Receipts and Shipments

The following are the receipts and
shipments for the past twenty -four
hours:
Receipts-Wheat 3 cars; corn 1; oats 2;
barley /; -four 2; feed 10; bran 2; hay 8;
cattle 4; horses and mules L; hogs l;
pork .; hides 1; lumber SO; coal 50;
wood 50; oil 1; merchandise 1876; piles 8;
brick IL; cement 5; lime 10; stone q; pig
iron 8; railroad iron and rails 2; railroad
ties II; agricultural implements 7;sundries
81; sugar, 3; salt, 6; merchandise, 1876. To-
tai, SIT cars.
Shipments-Wheat1 car; corn q cars;
-four 8; feed O; horses and mules 0; hides
1; lumber 80; merchandise 81; lime l;
stone Q; railroad ties O; agricultural i'm
plements 7; sundries %. Total, 2O5 cars.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-Flour dull; receipts
17,O0O barrels; exports 3,4OO; superfne state
and western 8.25@S.75; white wheat extra
6.25@7.4O; extra Ohio s.SO@6.75; st. Louis
8 SO@7 90; Minnesota patent process b.75@
$50. Wheat, spot lots sl@l15c lower and un-
settled; options opened firm; afterwards de-
clined 1@19sc, closing steadier; receipts 100,
600 bushels; exports $4,000; No.2 spring OH
ungraded red 9lc@ IT; No. red CSC;
No. 8 red Ito; steamer No. 2 red l II; No.
red 115@1.15H elevator; 1.15%@1. 1871
afoat; No white LOB; No. . red September