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Mis.s..,ppt River Improvement.

ST. LOUIS, July ll.-At eleven o dock
this morning practical movement was In =.
augurated in the reading room OF the
Southern hotel, hsving in view the i'm.
provement OF the Mississippi river. a
measure which Is obviously vt the heart OF
every denizen Of the great valley. The
conference was called together through the
efforts Of the Merchants exchange OF this
city. The plan adopted by the Merchants
exchange was to solicit the appointment by
the representative commercial bodies
of every important city In the
states interested In the move u.
msnt, OF one delegate from each.
Delegates were present from almost every
city In the Mssissippi Valley. Besides the
delegates there were present: Gov. Charles
Fostsr, Of Ohio; Congressman Townsend
Of Ohio; Ex-speaker Keifer. OF the United
States House Of Representatives, and United
States Senator Miller, OF New York. The
presence OF these gentlemen is the best
evidence Of the interest which the efforts OF
western men to secure the assistance Of the
national governments In improving the
Mississippi, have aroused Ia the alert
politicians and statesmen OF the east.
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HYDROPH0BIA
Produced by 4 Cat Scratch Results In .
Terrible Death.

NEW YORK, July l.--An aggravated
case OF hyprophobis has appeared in the
village Of Fort Hamilton, l.. |. About six
weeks ago Peter J. Byrnes, aged sixteen,
living on the Shore road, was playing with
me family cat, when he was badly
scratched in the face. She afterward acted
so strangely that she was shot. No i'm
portance was given 10 the boys injuries,
and the scratch soon healed. On Friday
last he was seized with dizziness and severe
pains in the throat and jaws. These became
rapidly worse and deIirum set in. On
Saturday when water was offered him his
jaws became rigid and he had severe
paroxysms. The physicians summoned de-
clared him 10 he suffering from hydrophobia
He was treated with hypodermic injections
VI morphine and was considerably i'm =.
proved. As the noise OF the waves seemed
TO aggravate the trouble he was was taken
away from the shore. The boy was taken
much worse in the afternoon, and had
VIOLENT coSvULsIoHs
until his strength was entirely exhausted,
and he died from exhaustion late In the
way was hbcttacu Oh Ddlurudl Oy DF.
Demund. and on Monday Dr.. vomer, tue
surgeon at the fort, was called in. He
found that the hydrophobia was too far ad.
yanced to be checked. The boy at times
barked like a dog, showing intense aversion
to water. He employed every possible
means 70 save him, but without avail.
DR.. Volmer said that be did not believe the
scratch Of cat, even IL she were rabid,
would cause hydrophobia, His view Of the
matter WA that the cat must have had q
tight with rabid dog aud got some Of the
poisonous mucus on It's claws. This view
is strengthened by the appearance OF the
cat, which had scratches and wounds on
lis head and face as il 1t had desperate
encounter with some animal There was
never any idea entertained by the boy or
bis friends that the cat scratch would pro-
dnce any serious result. Another boy
named Despard, who was scratched by the
cat, was taken by his parents to Newark q,
soon as young Byrnes was taken i'll.
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Determined TO Enforce the Downing
Liquor Law.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July IA 10.
porter called Oh Gov. CritteRden this after
noon TO learn the course he iwtsnds pufsu-
Ing relative To the enforcement Of tho sun
day clause OF the Downing high licsase
law, When asked II the potiee commits.
soners refused TO enforce the law II he
would remove them. the governor said ~
have no notice Of such refusal. When II
comes in an official way then will deter.
mine what shall be doae. The Sunday
clause OF th3 Downing bill may not be pop.
ular with certain class. Nevertheless II
is the law, and no officer or citizen should
refuse To obey it. II that part OF the law
Is disobeyed, does that annul the II.
cense under which they acti Il
is well for the opposers to look we'll
to that part Of the law before setting 1t at
defiance. Those who submit to the law
will be wisest In the end' Further than
this the governor declined to express his
views. His manner was very pleasant, but
1t would require no great Judge Of human
nature TO fully realize that he Ia terribly In
earnest, and that, believing this law 30 be
right, he will enforce IL, let the con.
sequences be what they mAy, and parties
who may have entertained hopes thai he DID
not really mean All he said regarding this
law will find that they have made great
mistake, and wherever the executive power
ii brought 70 bear on the matter tho way Of
the transgressors will be hard.
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I~wa Greessbacsxers

Dies MONIES, Ia, July 1.-THE Green
back state convention was caled to order a,
10 O'Clock a. m, by Il. H. Gillette, chair
man OF the state central committee, who
made short speech advocating stand In
favor Of prohibitiou and woman suffrage
Temporary organization was effected "a
follows; Chairman, W. s. Kenworthy. OF
Matasky secretary, J. W. Muffiey, OF Polk j..
Mr., Kenw ortby upon taking the chair mad
short speech, urging cool and deliberate
action upon all matters which might come
before the convention. A motion was made
to refer to the committee on resolutions
without debate all resolutions offered in the
convention, which, after considerable dis.
cussion, prevailed.
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PennsyIyania Republicans.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1l.--But few
persons other than the delegates were In the
opera house when the convention met. The
faces Of the delegates are unfamiliar, a ma
jority being present in a state convention for
the first time. Members OF the legislature
OF both parties were iesent In force. The
convention was called TO order at 1918 p.
m. by state Chairman Cooper. On motion
OF Mr.. White, Gen. Lemuel Todd OF Cum.
berIand was elected temporary chairman.
The selection OF Todd was received with
applause. He returned his thanks, and,
without further remarks, invited the con-
ycnlion " proceed to business. Five socre-
tarcs were elected, when the convention
proceeded TO select members OF the com.
mlttoes on permanent organization and
resolutions
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scott Wants His Share.

CHICAGO, July ll.-Fiye mouths ago,
when the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central operated by the Pittsbury, Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis road, was Transformed
into the Chicago, St. Louis and
Pittsburg and made independent
Of that road, Comnliss Toner
Fink was Informed by President Scott
Of the new company that II would soon
make application for a percentage OF the
eaStbound live stock traffic from this
city. The matter was treated lightly
by the executive csmmittee, as the
new company had not added a
mile of new road, but was simply
recognized and its percentage was inclu-
ded in that Of the Pennsylvania company.
1t is declared that the new company Is i'm
peratye, however, in lts demands for per
centage, and a letter OF President Scott
makes claim for fifteen per cent. OF the
live stock business,
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Santa Fe's big SHOW

SANTA, Fe, n. NJ. July II The TertAs-
MilIenisI Exposition Is In the fall tide Of
success. Interest In the show grows
daily The Apache national dance lasts
four days aud four nights without resting.
1t IL the Apache version Of the Temptattso
sad Is known rs the DEVILS dance, or NApa
Johitap. The stsry is that the pretty In.
dian maiden is tempted by the devil Chinita
in many ways aud DISCUSSES, her greatest
trial being when he assumes the form Of
CorIez, the hero Of the Spaniards and the
Old Mischief Of the Apache race. There
was grand fremea's ball in Exposition
Hall Tuesday evening. Tbe mineral ex-
hibits, now complete, are the most strik-
ing feature Of the exhibition, and are at
tracing the attention OF miners and capt.
talists from every part OF the planet.
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A MG AMAxsl.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July n.--The At.
lsatie aud Gulf Coast canal and the Okee.
shsbss Lard and Draiaags company, CON
Dssed mainly Of Phnaas.phtA capitalists,
received frow the stale Of pssrida M award
d tSb, S6b scr~s Of hsd ,sesssdtn the south
ors portion OF the psaissvAa, for the re-
olAmssson operations In thsf state. This
esapsay hiss reclaimed nearly one and Z
bali nRiion AcsU q lnad In Florias, and
tAs wovt y ssail bstsg wsssssssy psshsd
Dsrvast.
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STRONG
EACTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON BIrTKRs Is good for.
It will cure Heart Disease, Paral.
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because ii purifes and en-
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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FRANCE,

PARIS, July ll.-There was an exciting
scene in the Chamber of Deputies Tuesday
evening owing to Paul de Cass ignac de.
claring in the course OF bis remarks that the
TOnquin expedition was due to stock
lobbng motives. Quiet was finally restored
by the passage OF a resolution exclud-
Inc Cassagnac from the chamber for
fortnight.
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More Assisted Euniwrants,

BOSTON, July IL. About two hundred
assisted emigrsnts arrived this morning
Oh The Austrian. They consist mainly Of
families and are better clad and more
healthy than their predecessors. Most OF
them have money and are bound west. In
quiries among them developed the fact that
none Of them are Of the psuper class,
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Another Bank Robbery.

ALBANY, n. y, July II. The bank at
Franklin wss robbed early this morning Of
$500 In silver. Two families living near
were found gagged. The safe was blown
open after two hours work. The eyplo.
sion took out nearly the whole front OF the
building and set Are to the papers, The
money OF the bank was In another safe.
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Bern hards's bad Relatives.

ERIE, Penn. July lin row 10 the
suburbs late last evening, Geo. Bernhardt
plunged dirk into the body Of yohs
struckor, ripping h,n open SO that be VIII
die. Bernhardt escaped. His family b ~.
lated to Sarah BernAardt, and she visited
them when acting in this COUNTRY,
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Failed.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE failures Of
stiles, Colby & AeMAhsa WAS announced on
the floor of the Exchange this nnratag.
The firm ascribes it's trouble to deprsssioa
in the provision market. The amount Of
the liabilities Ia not Given.
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LOWELL, MASS, July IA speoAl
meeting OF the various telephone compa-
MES under the Lowell management was
held to-day. The quarterly dividends
we're as follows Bell National, Ax4us,
Ia per cent, Boston and Northern 3.
suburban 2H, Bay State an, Unssa
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A olOO.OOO Y1~

RohE, N. Y, July li.--A nre broke out
this morning IN Sciden's planning. mill aud
communicated to Sags's sash factory sd
joining. Both establishments wsrs susipss5
destsoysA. Len AeAeDe.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, July n.--GsAza,
the best pitcher Of the Fest Wayas lssgss
club, was to-day suspended for SIXTY dsys
for throwing Tuesdays game beaSeen 10
Fort Wayne and Toledo clubs IN the inasr-
est Of the gamblers.
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Will nsstlSr ts>~ Road,

QUEBEC, July 1l.-H. J.. Beemer signed
contract with the Lake st. John railroad
company to construed the whole line Of the
road to Lake 81. Johs. The price paid is
between IS, 000. 900 and 81, OO0, 900.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Durham, dated the 9th Inst, says that a
great battle was fought between the forces
OF Cetewayo and Cham, and that the latter
chief was captured.
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A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore. Md. May 7, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when I commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and I
scarcely had strength enough to at.
tend to my daily household duties.
lam now using the third bottle and !
am regsining strength daily, and I
cheerfilly recommend it to all.
cannot say too much in praise
Of it. Mrs. MARY +. BRAsHEAR,
I73 Prestmanst.
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CINCINNATI, July l1.-Tuesday night
Alfred ssufner, aged twenty -four, leaped
head hrst from thu third story window Of q
building At Third and Pine, receiving fatal
injuries, TEN povary Insanity,
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rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shoulder.blade mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite; Bowels
generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax:
the head Is troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaying undone something
which ought 10 have been done; a slight dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken for consumption. the patient complains
Of veaIiness and debility nervous easily startled;
teet cold or burning, sometimes prckly sensation
OF the skin exists spirits are low and respondent,
and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up ionitude 70
try t-in fact, dstrusts every remedy Several
OF the above symptoms attend the disease but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver TO
have been extensively dersnged
1t should be used by all persons, old aad
young, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'm
healthy Localities, by taxing a dose OCCASION
ally TO keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
al Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Matt
sea, Drowsiness, Depression 81 Spirits. etc. II
will inWgorate like glass Of vine, but Is no In
toxicating beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard Of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep
less at night. take dose and you viii he relieved
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the House!
For whatever the ailmen, may b, thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy q Caome or
Quinlne, without any Of the injurious after effects
a Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been In use in my
family for some time, and ! am satished IL is
valuable addition 10 the medical science.
Cut SHORTER, Governor Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of Ga,
says Have derived some benefit IRON the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish 70 give il
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails TO
Relieve."--I have used many remedies for DyS.
pepsa, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything 20 benefit me u the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has sent from Min.
nesota TO Georgia for H. and would send further iof
such a medicine, and would advise all who are sim.
ilafly affected 70 give Il tria as It seems the only
thing that never fails TO relieve
p NJ JAwEFY Minneapolis, MINI.
nr. T. W. Mason says: From actual er.
perence In the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice ! have been and AN satisfied 70 use
and prescribe It as pursatiye medcine.
Eeya Take only tho Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red Trade Mark
and Signature Of j. II. ZEILIN q co.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
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JULY IL, 1883.
CAkcAl20.

CA4ECAA1A9.
.CATTLE-KxpoCAs 81 De8s Nc essd b
choice shipping, - A0t6o co. osnSnos 70
fair, "a G0t66 Ds busrheus', 81 So6a
4 50; Texans, s. 1905 10: stoekets, 1906
Market quiet at 10 lower.
HOGS-Fairly active and tataao lswAr.
Light - SOFAS 10; mtxed packing = Nc
. 30 heavy packing and sAixpias y "a
IS.
ST. LCoSS,
CATTLE-Expoet SsGsx1 6k<Ra e. essd
10 heavy do % E6b %; ltght u tar q =
(d6 10; common 10 WndSHm a AGa1 O.;
fair to good Colorado @Slab s., suns1wpsi
" 75t64 50; oorn-f-d rex4xs n XG6 -.
light TO good stoeksrs s. 641s 80; fS1y q
good feeders " 0etr4 Is comoen 10 0Aoiss
native cows and heifsSs ~ d5s34 70; scai1A-
ways Of any kind 81 0cy05 70.
SHEEP-Commoa, medium and kgtal
y 4olG3 80; fair to good @ Bka4 90; psEps
~ 25(04 So far TO gsed Texxns, 81 1Ci0
4 90.
HOGS-Lower--fully 25ta4oc; no demand
TO speak Of, As buyers were holding al.
Shippers paid IS Is fer light, and DuSshsY
hogs sold at IS BdD5 10.
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Ouaranst~aA

WASHINGTON. july II. The United
states steamer Vandalia from the West
Indies has been quarantned at Norfolk to
await developments In a case OF sickness
on board, which may prove to be yellow
fever
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Hanged HNrseIf.

CINCINNATI, July II Mics Mamie Sill
vers, the lb-yew-old daughter Of a WE'LL
do farmer, living near Ridgeville, Ind,
committed suicide Tuesday evening by
hanging herself TO the rsfters Of shed,
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EGYPT.

ALEXANDRA, July n.-There were siI
teen deaths from cholera at Samsnud
Tuesday and eight at Tantah.
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A Young Lasy Assaulted by a Negro.

AouhS hAuy AssauuS0 Nv Negro.
NEW YORK, July ll.-As Miss Rebecca
Miller, twenty four years OF age, was re-
turning home from visit TO her sisters
house, In PaIissde avenue, Ysnkers, at
about half.past ten o. clock, Monday night,
asd when In North Broadway, nearly oppo-
site the First Presbyterian church, she was
suddenly approached BY &c muscular
negro, who said something to her and then
assalted her. HIS caught her by the wrists
So that she could not make mach OF re-
sistancs, and then pushed aud pulled her
inside the iron fence IN front n the church.
The night was dsrk, and especially
so In that place, owing 10 the thick
shade trees on the edge Of
the sidewalk. She begged to be Id.
Grated and allowed TO 10 TO her home, bu,
he threatened her with bodily harm II she
did not accompany him quietly. No sooner
did she comprehend bis evil design than
she screamed at the top OF her voice for as
sistance. Detective Quinn, OF the Yonkers
police force, was q short way down Broad d.
way and heard her cry for help. He start
ed on run In the direction whence il
seemed to come, and as he approached the
church saw the negro run out OF the gate
and disappear In the darkness Almost
the same moment he saw Miss Miller IN the
church yard, nearly dead with fright, but
having received no other injury than rough
handling AMI being vio1estiy thrown to the
ground.
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BosToN, July l1.-Betxeen fifty and
sixty messengers Of the Mutual Msseagx
company are on a strike, eaaistsg some d.
lay in the delivery business. New ksys
were emp'u.,I.
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E0RENN AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July IL. Although the Joint
committee OF the Houses Of Lords and
Commons rejected the Marquis Of Lans-
downe's report In favor OF the tuanel UNI
der the English channel, the majority Of
the committee differ so much relative to
their reasons In voting against It that they
refrain from presenting any collective state
ment OF their views to parliament.
ASSISTED EMiGRANTs.
The pauper emigrants who were re-
turned to Ireland by order Of the Ameri-
can authorities on the steamers Furnessia
and Spain we're landed at Queenstown.
All accounts agree in describing them as a
wretched class OF people. One family,
consisting OF man, his wife and five
children, were left lying on the wharf for
three hours before the officials, who had
not been advised Of their coming, provided
for their wants
THE DAPHNE INVESTIGATION.
LONDON, july ia number OF unsuc-
cessfuI attempts have been made to raise
the steamer Daphne. Eighty bodies have
thus far been recovered An inquiry, in
stituted by the government to ascertain the
cause OF the accident, has begun under the
! direction OF Sir Edward Reed. Tho bull
ders OF the Daphne testified that she was
launched In proper manner, and no fear
had been entertained Of danger. They said
the deck on the star board side had been
rempyed to admit the boiler. The plates,
planking and other material were slowed
on other parts Of the deck. She sank on
her port side.
DEAD.
The Very Rev. Archibald BOYD, DID,,
the religious writer, is dead.
THE NEW sUEZ CANAL.
LONDON, July II. In the Commons this
afternoon. Childers, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, stated that the agreement arrived
at between the government and De Lesseps,
providing for 1.-THE construction OF another
suez canal, had been signed. The canal
would be completed at the end OF the year
1883. England, he said would lend the
canal company fS, 900 0OO at three and one :
half per cent. interest, the loan to be re-
deemable in fifty years. The government
would endeayor TO obtain fresh concession MS
OF land from Egypt and an extension OF the
original concession for ninety mine years.
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$500 REWARD!

WE will pay the above reward Tor ANY Of Liver Complaint
Dy,pepsa, Sick Headache lndgeIon Conpston or Covene,
with Vests Vegetable Liver f when the difc'
lons strictly complied with, They purely vegetable, and
never fall give satisfaction. Sugar Coated lgc bosc
Alng 10 pills. 20 espt, For sale by all druggist. Beware u
eounterfs aud limitations, The genuine Manufactured only by
JOHN c, WEST CO.. lsl ls5 W, hadi.,n 81, Chicago
Vry A package teu Ny mail prepaid ou cent stamp
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The Very Rev. Archibald Boyd, DID,,
the religious writer, is dead.
THE DOMINION.

"'N ihbAIt Jull ll'-LOTu huulllOfe mas
purchased 10, 600 acres OF land at cost Of
$50 900 from the Northwest Land compa-
ny. He intends bringing over EngIishmen
as settlers.
DAMAGE BY FLOODS.
LONDON, Ont, July II. The river here
has risen 10 an unprecedented height and
the destruc ton Of property Ia fearful. So
far As is known eight houses were carried
away. Three persons ara known to have
been drowned. IL IL feared that many 9TH
ers persisted, as large number
are missing. Barns have been car
ried away BY the scors and rail-
road travel is cut off by the wsshout
on the main line at the Patton Siding, and
on the sarnia road. the KeHs,ngton bridge
and the Oxford street bridge are gone, also
large section OF the bridge on the whar
line. AT the ladies' college, the steamer
Princess Louise loated down the stream
and was carried away by the iron bridge.
The water works pumping house is In great
danger aad is expected to go. Horses, cat
tie etc., have9been drowned by a score.
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orasn.l
rxxH~ AnA

WHEAT-Irregulsr, closlag at 81 ook G
August 81 ON September; " o3ktal
04sOctober; II 04h November: S8x year.
CORN-Weaker; SEX July; oit August
5l| September; bi'f October; S6x
year.
OATS-Lower; 34h July; 2sE August;
27ha27H September; Tx year.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-HigAsr; closing at VI o.
July; " % August; u OF September;
81 0s'. October; 81 9xk year.
CORN Easier; AK July; 46 August;
AK September; 4sk T4sS Outober;
42hd42k year,
OATS-Lower; Sax q. july; 26< a,
August; 26 year.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT--Jaly ~ IL; August 81 l3k ;
September 81 lbk; October 81 17X.
COkN-July b9x; August 8oS; Sep
temer u ~ October 62k.
OArs-Augrst Ssk; September SEX;
october 1914.