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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
mn GRElT AYTI.sYPHILITIC.

Ls Bichau's Golden BaIsam No I Cures ChanCre-. first and second stages, Sores Ou tho Leg and Body Syphilitic Catarrh, dlseasei S-alp. and all primary forms of the disease. Price, SI.O0 per bottle. Le Kichau'~ Golden Balsam No. Cures Tertiary, NerrIral. SyphiiItIc Rheumatism. Pam Iu Che Bones. Ulcerated Throat, Syphil- ltlc i.g-l. Lumus. etc., and eradIc1tes all dIz- eases from tre -y-tem, whether caused by bal treatment or abuse of mercury. leaving thu blood purs and healthy. Price. Sj-oO pee bottle.
 Le Ri,hnu's Golden spanish Antidots for tho cure 1f Gou0rrhea. Glset etc. Price, g 90 per bottle. Le Richau'- Golden spanish Injection, n va-h for The cur. of tilaet Structures. Dlseases of the raraa and Blldder etc. Price. FI.50 per bottle
 Ie Richau-- Golden Ointment for the efFec- tive laaIir- of Syplilitic Sores and Rruptions. PrIce, -i DOT bottle. Also ac.nt- for Le Tsichau'S Golden Pills. for Weak. -=. IC-s of Physical powers and alI dfssas.a l--Ins from abuss and excess and overwa-k- Price. $500 per Bsx Sent everysaere. c. O. D.. securely packed pee ezpre5s.
 C. '. RIG HARDS S CO, Agents,
 4-l iZ+ San-ome street, Corner Clay
 San francisro Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Acting Aide-de-Cl
WRrPPLE BARRACKS, Prescott, July 24 SPECIAL ORDERS
 No. l3.

WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Prescott, July 24 SPECIAL ORDERS
 No. l3.
 | In accordance with instructions re- ceived from the Secretary of War, the entire police control of the San Carlos Reservsti IS placed under charge of Captain Emmet Crawford, Third Cav airy, who will carry out such provisions of the results of the conference between the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Interior, the Commissioner of h. dian Affairs and General Crook as may devolve upon the War Department.
 He IS charged with the duty of keep ing the peace on the reservation, ad- ministering justice, punishing refractory Indians and preventing them from leay- ing the reservation, except by proper authority.
 All the Indian prisoners recently captured by General Crook and all such as may be hereafter captured. or may surrender themselves, are placed under the control of Captain Crawford, to be cared for and fed by him.
 He shall also protect the Indian Agent in the discharge of his legitimate ddfies Ou the reservation.
 IT, Second Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood. Sixth Cavalry, will report to Captain Crawford for duty, in connec- ton with paragraph I of this order. By order of Brigadier General Crook.
 c. J. FIEBEGER,
 Acting Aide-de-Camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Capture of a Shark.

While of the Salvador coast in Aca- iults rosdstead, the officers and crew ot the Ranger witnessed the capture Of mammoth shark Species unknownh which measured twenty-three feet long and four and half feet across the Iavs- The monster was only captured after upsetting several boats. to the imminent peril to human life, and dragging boat with a dozen men nearly mus.-San Diego Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

Lord Lytton has just printedIssome correspondence between his father and Mscresdy, which shows that in the play of "Richelieu," ss originally written, the Cardinal was 8 very unimportsnt char scter. The playwright saw that while the part was especially suited to the great actor 1t would bring him but little upon the stage; and thus the play was changed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Cpditors' Notice

ESTATE O DEMON SANCHEs. DECEASED Il Notice ls. Hereby gwen by the uudersizned. AdmInisrrat+ of tle -state Of simon Ssnchs- deceased, tol De cred tors of said dec-dsnt Co present tnel- lalns. vIth the proper voucher 70 sad Adm c-trltr-r ar her residence. corner 2f Court ang Nezhlrsron streets Tuc-ou. tlIna bounty, A. Y within four Eou-s after the hrst publication this not cs.
 MONA DE SANSCHES, of the Estars of SImOu Sanches,
 deceasei
 Tucson. Jny 2d. lsss iyl-w4t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
PROBATE COURT.

Hon. U. S. Woods. Judge.
 JULY 9. 1883. Estate of W. H. Gray, deceased-Or- der of sale of personal property.
 JULY 24. Estates of G. W. Gibson and G. M. Gay-Decree of settlement of adminis- trator's final account.
 JULY, 25. Estate of W. H. Gray ,decessed-Ssle of personal property approved.
 July 27. In the matter of the guardianship and estate of Martina, Ursula, Jesus, Maria and Victoria Castro, minors-RsfHel Castro appointed guardian.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

The Times reporter goes to the May or's docket, conceded public property, for his information in regard to police news. That book IS a public record and all names on it are matters of public in- terest, supposed to be correct. Itlsyery unpleasant for parties to have their names printed in this connection, conse- quently every one should look to It ti!at he does no offence to law and soclety by which 1t may get ihere.-El Paso Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Notici to Creditors.

CREDITORS hF THE LATE JOHN R. V James are a snr -1t-red Co present their cla ms. wI-h fnat aca--H-y vouchers, Co the un dersigned witAif -e- months from The first pub hcstion hereof [ tle ldire of Haynes 6 Stiles att0rneys. No. D. Pennington street. Tucson plr1a cfsuutT- Q -ura-
 AEIaiDE JA1IES. Ezecutrir. First r71IIrs tfir fri- 1 Izsg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
EARS ilr iln MILLION
FQ0 BIS Bl!sal q SbaIk's OiI
IVJ JNl- uL49li VI .HlIH VIT Positively rc,torr. tf Hearing, and fs The Only is,oIufr Hrc for Dcafness
 LuUu

This Oil is abstract -lfruu peculiar species of white shark. uauchflu le Yellow Sen. known as CARCH .Houos KoSuUru- Every Chinese t-h- ermuu kuuwE Ir. Its v--Iea- as a ra-lorufIva Of about the year itlu. | cures were =u numerous and many SO seemIu.y miraculous that the remedy was ulhcIlily reclaimed oyer the entire Empire. Its use betr-e so universal that for over aO years no deal s-= has existed among tho Chinese people. Sen charge- prepaid. Co any address al Sl .Ul per brle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Hear Wa the Deaf Say l!

l. has performed ( racie iu my case.
 l have no unea-,u, llI-s- m my head, and hear much better.
 | have been great ihsrafred
 My deafuess helfs 4 great daaI-thlrk au- other bottle VII curtr.
 Its virtues are . 4CE7I MOVABLE and Its CI-- RATISE CHARACTER E-oLUrE. AS THE WRITER CAN PERSON ALLY TEsrFf. BOTH FROM ExPERI- ENCE AND OBsEivtTIc- Write at one. To Hay LOCK & JENSI1 D,y street. New York. encl0s- ing Sl.uu and you NI receive by return A remedy that Wlt eua1r vuu Co hear n ie anvbody else and whosecura 1ss effect will ba peruia- nent. You Willnever regret doiul. s1.~f DIrOR MERCANTILE RVIEw.
 er-Iu avoid los | the mails pieasa sand money by Reg sareI Utter.
 Only imported by EAYLOCk d IENNEY. peN sf.. V T. sole jt-a .ts for America NIy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

Some people are very unaccomodat- ing. When a Pennsylvania murderer asked the sherlf to attend to the bur al of his tOdy, the sheriff told the man te would see him hanged flrst.-Boston Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
THE Great English RemedYf

SfTv5ESs-Ssf Is a never-fsiling cur . EZ<SA A1zsez Sy<98 for Nervous Debility, ] 5 5 ] ]. ]. ]. ZSrtt Exhausted V tslit y. NK Z sA N9N Seminal W e a n 8 s., HT E- .sdfa N.AiSpsrmstoFrhos LOS Q f-i vJr~ .zs,,.sH le!TIl MANHOOD, ImpOteu- 4H.e-LH ssl44f Ts cy Paralysis. Prostator- RSr - [f-k k1i rhoea and all the tern kA5 ? MA 1SJfhls effects of < elf AySA la-sf sffat-y4 Abuse, youthful fOllies A(lAey stt,sc(s sfsl and excesses in mAturef .lT-T1.SSsSF iyears-such lOss O. sssss-nA-e55< z Memory. I-assltude Noe turnal Emission, Aversion 10 Society. Omness of Vision. Noises m the Head the vital fun passing unobserved m the urine, and many other dIseasss that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. INVITE will agree tO forfeit Five Hun- dred Dollars for a case of this kind the Vital treatmeutl will not cure or for anything Impur1 or injurious found Iu it. DIR. MlNIIE treats all Private Diseases successfully without mer- cury. Generalization free. Thorough eramina- ton and advice including analysts of urine Si.0O. Price of the Vital Restorative, f20O bot tie four tunes the quantity, Si0OOi sent to any address upon receipt of price or c. O. D secure fsOm observation, and m private name desired. by A. E. MINTiE NJ. D.
 n hearny Street, San FrsnciscO, Cal
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by letter stating symptoms sex and age COmnu- nlcatiOns strictly confidential
 Dst. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- reticuru cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladde- Complaints. Golurrhus, Glest, LsucorrhmB. For sale by all druggists; sl bottle siX bottles for s5.
 DIR. MINTIF's DandelIon Pills are th1 best and chesDe-t Dyspepzta and SIliiOu- oura in the market For sale by all drugglsts- ieid&'s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
TRIAL BOTTIF FREE

Suficicr Co shas it's merit. will be sent tO any one applying by letter, stating his -ymptonS azd age. Communications strictly confidential
 dltw-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
pR. g. D. SALFlELp.

1I6 kearney Street, san Francisco. Cal.
 Consultations strictly confidential. by letter or ar ut.es FREE. For the convenience of uss- tIsut-. a-.i I1 orc sr to insure perfect secrecy have adopted private address. under which al package are forwarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

ELI Wetmore has fine collection of Arizona insects and animals. Among the latter are large number of Glls monsters, horned toads, lizards, swlfts, scorpions and bullfrog that weighed about four pounds when first caught in the Santa Cruz bottoms near Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

Ne. n hearny street. san Franefses. Cal. Treats all Chronic and special Disesasez.
 YOUNG MEN N HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " eile tEof youthful follles or Indlscretion. SIll do well Co aVali themselves Of thls. thei greatest boon ever .aId at the altar of suffering humanity. Ur. SrINSEf will guarantee Co for feIt Ssfu for ev-r1 case of Seminal Weakness or private ii--a-- of any kind or character winch hs undartak-s and tails Go cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 Thsrs are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent svacuations 1f the b-a.t'ler- prien accompanied by a slight srnartIrl ur burning sensation and a wea akeuIuar Jf rhe y5teu ID a manner the patient cannot ac- ,1gu- for. Un examining the urinary deposits a -0py -edlueur Wlu often be found and some -Imes small particles of albumsu will appear. or .he color wlil be of a thin milzish hue. again changing Co a dark and torpid appearance. There are many mel who die of this dIfhculty. larorunt 0l the rause, which is the second stage oi seminal weakness Dr. x. will guarantee a perfect cure 10 all such cases, and healthy res- tCfatlou Of the ggnItO-urlnary organs.
 Olhcs Hours-ll Co Q and to g. Sundays. from 70 Co il a- m- Consultation free. Thorough er- 1r1lnatl0u and a1vics. S5.
 Call or address
 DR- SPINNEf d co.
 W-tf No. IA kearnE stzeet. San Francesca O2ls
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
Rain Fall.

The following table is from the figures of rainfall for the season, as shown by the government rain-gsuge kept by E. l.. Wetmore:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
MISCFLLArOUS
Bakers NilIlg I0PSR Power

THE MOST EFFICIENT ND PRACTICAL
 T Macllne ever lnyeutajur the service of Prospectors and others rllrIug the Use of a horse-fower Posses. .lu.- a The requirements or a urst class holst and afoiiur means fer the continuous operation of a Paro Flower with out interfering wlta Ca loIs-iu apparatus.
 It is made entirely of Ir,t. DO piece weighs over 900 pouud-. ir Che sliuary speed of a horse a lip1 po1Ei alczat of r. may be raised l5i Feet Der mluu-e. The huI4u- drIn is under the complete control of -he mo st the shaft. and n capable Of carryIug 50u is' of nve-eighths steel rOps. The cu-t OF erectin is slight. as two men "a half & day can easiy put .t in place ready for work
 While this pOwer ls mora prticullriy Tor nm ing purposes, lt ii I..lily aap-ed t1 all other use where animal bower is rtft.lreI. .r-SEND EnE lIn.II-E
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

Go and try Kauifman's Havana Key West cheroors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

T his Great Stre n z tn enin ( Remedy and Nerve TONIC Is the legiti- mate result of over twenty years of prac- teal experiences, and CURES WIFE UN- FAILING CERTAIN Il Nervous and Phy- sIcal Debility. Sem-- nal Weakness. Sper- mAtOTrhOa. Prosta- . q.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
pr. SPINNEY,
YOUNG MEN

Nc. n kearny street San Francisco. Cal.
 Treats all Chronic and special Diseasez.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

LLllVENAI LII aa %atq1r6aa %f1s5''i frs.is. sss5.
 Sasss- -1slizsfir.rsrsEss-TS<% torrhoa EInissicliL lmpOtency. Exhauted Vitality, Premature D,. ciIne and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all sts complications, and from whatever Causs produced It teruches and pur1tes the blood
 Strengthens the Nerves, Brain. Muscles. Digss- tOn, Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. it stops any unnatural debil- itstiuE dram upt the system, preventing tnvol- untary .as-as. uebihtstrng dreasus. seminal losses WI.l rla urtUa etc.. so destructive to mind and body. Lr Is O sure eiimuktor of al KIDNEY ANI BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains no Iu trIuus ingredients. To those suffering from the eVti effects or youthful tndI~crr ti0u> or cNcc~sc~- a speedy. thor ongh and per-nlnrut RE i- GtAkAN- FEED. Iuca. ~=.50 per bottle, or tVs bottles ln case. WIll full directions and advice. StO. Sent secure from ooservltlon 60 any address uil- on receipt of r~-c-. o- C. O. D To be had ouly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28

c. D. RIG HAEDS S CO.,, Agents i-l & i-4 Sansome street. Corner Clay
 San Francisco. Cal
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28

worn at church, and TO some extent on
the street; but the hat Is the cover of
the new fashion, more's the pity, and
the high combs have gone altogether.
i do not know why q woman, even q
plain woman, should be SO utterly fas-
cinating in a mantilla, thrown over u
high comb and falling gracefully over
the shoulders, stepping daintily in
high heeled shoes with pointed toes,
and moving her large fan with just
that nonchalant air SO accurately cal
culated to wound but not to kill. In
the whole assembly saw only one or
two national costumes; the mantilla
and the high comb, with the short pet
ticoat, brilliant in color. Nothing
could be more becoming, and it makes
one doubt whether womans strongest
desire is TO please, and whether it is
not rather to follow the fashion, when
we see whole nation abandon such o
charming attire.
''But the white mantilla is dc rigueur
for bull fight, and every lady wore
one. 1t was little odd to see ladies
in the open light of brilliant, cloud
less day, and in the gaze of the public,
III luii (dS ~ 10 CallcuJ SOStuinC Vi tilC
ball room; but tho creamy white man
tillas softened somewhat the too brill
liant display, and threw over the whole
the harmony of subdued splendor.
What superb Spanish lace. blonde,
soft. with silken luster, falling in
lovely folds that show its generous and
exquistely wrought figures, each leaf
and stem and flower the creation of
dainty fingers! Such work. as this, of
such tone and fineness, in such large
mantillas, sweeping from the head to
the train, is scarcely to be found in the
shops nowadays. These were heir
Observation-Disclosures lace,
long following, and growing rich in
sions, and now brought forth to make
bulls holiday.
1--WE spent q good deal of the wait
ing time in scrutinizing the packed
seats for beautiful women, and, am
sorry to say, with hardly reward ad-
equate to our anxiety. / am not sure
how much the beauty of the women of
Seville is traditional. They have good
points. Graceful figures are not I'M
common, and fine teeth; and dark,
liquid. large eyes, which they use per-
petually in Galddes destructive to peace
and security. And the fan, the most
deadly weapon of coquetry, gives the
coup dc grace TO those whom the eyes
have wounded. But the Seville women
have usually sallow, pasty, dead COM
plexions. Perhaps the beauty of the
skin is destroyed by cosmetics, for
there was not lady at the bull fight
who was not highly rouged and pow
dered. This gave an arti6ciality to
their appearance cR maSSc. Beauty of
feature was very rare, and still rarcr
was that animation, that stamp of in
dividual character, loneliness in the
play of expression, and sprightliness,
that charm in any assembly of Ameri-
can women. No, the handsome women
in the ring were not numerous enough
to make any impression on the general
mass, and yet the total effect, with the
blonde lace, the artificial color, the
rich toilet. and the agitation of fans,
was charming"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
How a Poet got Even with an Editor.

How a Poet got Even with an Editor.
John Lang, the editor of the New
York Gazette, having once alluded to
Mcdonald Clarke, the poet, as "that
fellow with ri. ag brains, the insulted
poet rushed into the sanctum of the
Commercial, then conducted by Col.
Stone, blazing with fury.
do you see, Colonel" said he,
''what Johnny Lang says of me? He
calls me fellow with zigzag brains
"Wcll, and SO you are" said the
Colonel. II think it is very happy
description of you"
"Oh! that's all very well for you to
say" retorted Mcdonald. .I'll take a
joke from you, but Johnny Lang shall
not destroy my well-earncd reputation.
Zigzag brains, forsooth! Zigzag brains
think of il, Colonel! / must have q
chance to reply TO him in your paper t"
How much space do you want?" in
quired the Colonel.
81 think i could use him up in q
column and u half" said Mcdonald.
"A column and Il half" said the
Colonel. stuff! You shall not have
no such space. I'll give YOU just four
lines, and if that will answer, fire away;
but not a line more.
The poet, thus driven into narrow
corner, sat down and instantly wrote
off the following neat epigram:
II can tell Johnny Lang In the way OF a
laugh.
In reply To his rude aud unmanncry scrawl.
That in my humble sense it is better by half,
To have brains that arc zigzag than no
brains ut all"
There, Colonel" said he, ''lct John
ny Lang put that In his pipe and smoke
III
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28

marx! Inc -FOUR Footed picture cannot,
so to speak, disintcgrate. No dog
ever saw another dog take off his trail,
or lay down his ears, or throw away
one of his hind legs. This human APP
partition suddenly begins TO take him
self to pieces. He lifts of his hat.
The dog doesn't know what is coming
next, perhaps. He begins TO think.
He is overawed. He meets with \
power which is beyond his comprehen-
sion, and he succumbs. Mind you,
this is only my theory, but have tried
it on several times, and always found
IL to succeed. &C Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28

Charles Dudley Warmers humorous
account in the November Century Of a
fashionable bull fight ut Seville Qllus-
tratcd by Blum) describes the ladies
in attendance as follows: '.1'hc ladies
Of Spain, except in some remote towns
in the mountain regions, have laid
aside the national costume, and dress
according 10 the dictates of Paris.
prefcrring even the French fans TO
their own decorated with the incidents
Of the bull fight and the scrcnsdc. In
Seville. the black lace mantilla Is still
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO

WHEAT-Active; December, 97lS@9719c;
JAN, 9SdeS1sc; Feb, 9,a$09kc.
CoRN-Higher; Dec, 6ie6l1%c; JAM,
slA@61ssc; Feb, tD%@59-qc..
33k@33Ec: Feb, 34k@34Sc.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork higher; Dec.
S14.O0@l4.00; January, Sl4G0d14 GO;
Feb. Sl4.S0Gl4.S0. Lard--Steady; Dec,
Ss.s5dSS5: January, $500 $50; Feb,
S9.071sa 9.07,S.
Choice shipping steers. 05fd6 80
Fair to good shipping steers. $3.50. $40 6 90
Medium TO good steers. ........... 41Od5 30
HoGs-Market firm. Sales ranged from
$4,000 o 20 Tor heavy; $3.50 60 for light.
BUTTER-Steady. We quote: Choice TO
10 good do. 2Sac0c; good to fancy Dairy at
25@S0c; common TO fair do. 1G a22c.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

DEC. 1a--ln the senate Mr.. Cullom in
troduced q bill providing for the accept
nnce OF the Illinois and Michigan canal by
measure for the sinking Of artesian wells
in wild lands In Nevada owned by the Unit
cd States. Mr.. Van Wyck offered q reso-
luton of inquiry as TO how much land has
boon certified to railroad companies since
the supreme court decision or 1875 on the
resolution for aholIday recess wss amend
ed 70 read from December ~ 70 January 2,
and passed There was considerable de-
bate on the. new rules. several of which
were agreed 10.
troduced bill for the sppcininent 6y the
nyesident OF fivc raiiroad commissioner.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
lake Otf Your Hat to q Savage Dog.

The Hon. Phil Hoync, of Chicago, is
responsible for the following:
II was going along the other evening,
when a savage dog few out at me, evil
IDENTIFY ready to rend me in pieces.
Now what dye suppose I didp"
Whipped out your pistol, pre-
sumo, and let fly at him.
mot a bit of il. l simply lifted my
hat. Don't laugh. The dog stopped,
looked at me, growled, and finally
crouched back to the doorstep and be-
gan wagging his tail. have done the
same thing over and over again with
the same result"
How do you account for the resultp"
This is how I figure it out" said
Mr.. Hoyne. Dogs, in my opinion,
think--in n crude way. They see
man, such rs ], walking along, say
with a plug hat on his head, and SO
forth. To him present q complete
picture, Just ~ . dog with Tapping
cara, swishing tail and four legs pre-
sents one equally complete. Now.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28

10 exercise supervision over interstate
commerce. MIR. Miller presented a bill for
monument To the late General Warren.
After some debate, resolution by Mr..
Van WICK was adopted, calling for in
formation in regard TO lands granted to
railroads. A communication was received
from the secretary of the interior, stating
that no action has been taken by the de-
partment i'm reiatlon to tile attempted
transfer of the Texas and Pacific land
grant. The senate adjourned to Monday.
DEC. 2+.-ln the senate, Mr.. Cockrell
presented memorial from business men
vapori>inr law In regard to the manufact-
ure of vinegar. In executive session, Royal
NJ. Johnson was confirmed rs surveyor
general of Arizona. The senate adjourned
to January z.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
CINCINNATI

FLoun-Market tirn; Family Fan s4.5oaa;s 3
@l.C6. CoRN-Higher: No. 2 Mixed.
49c OATs-Higher; No. 3 Mixed, SAC.
RyE-Quies; No. : Fall, Gle. Provisions
Pork dull at $500. Lard quiet at SS75.-
Bulk Meats tirm at S600(aT.25. Bacon
steady at IS 70
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
ST. lOUIS.

WnEAT-Iligher: No. Q Red Dec, 81. 03s1
@1.0S1S; jan Sl.t3 01.t3S: Feb, Sl.t5M
@1.t5X. CoIN--Lower; 4SHn As &C Dec. =;
40ss @4911c Jan. OATs-Higher; Dec,
3l@31l &c; JAN. 81 re. RYE-Quiet ut 55c.-
BARLEY-Steady az 50oSDc. Provisions
Pork higher: Sl4.25. Dry Salt Meats quiet
at $3.50. 7.4O, 7.65. Bacon steady at SS.2
$50, $s.c5. Lard-higher; $3.50. Hoe
Higher; light, $3.50 $40; heavy, S5sJ
(0G.OO.