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Receipts of hogs, 10000 head; last year, 1910

htCeIpIs OF nOgsi IU,UUU heaui Iast year. IZIUVU
head.
REVIEW OF THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Mark Lane Express, in
its weekly review of the English corn trade says;
Fine bot weather causes very favorable eondi-
tons for the next years crop. Values have de-
cned, and the sales OF English wheat for the past
week were 74,1S5 quarters at SIS 1Od, against 60 4
quarters at Ills I'd for the corresponding week of
last year. In the foreign trade there mas been
further decline, and values are only nominal. OFF
the coast trade confined to Australian cargoes
ana one American,'which sold at S2s Sd. There
were ten arrivals during the week and seven Sales
two cargoes were Withdrawn and five remained.
Fifteen cargoes are now due. In London the trade
is much depressed Flour, 90 lower; maize, very
quiet: barley Cd lower; oats quiet: beans and
peas are unchanged and business in them steady
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q bright tribute tr A. lad
The choir, lead by the tai tne hn Issui
Miss Grace Carver, REM anu .eiac.
tons of choice music. SEQ seNeaai :. tLo
ortn- o9 vbicb M NJ .sr,ted by the Masonic
IoS.oa ,,,a,,ba- a, Neff was a dearly be-
Ina me- His far It we're in the customary
~ tba 1.roe =: <ay received the coincidence
~ ~ .rele of his friends. Few men
Woa III ed more friends than John II.
sshoots -. r. had drawn them to him with
,r.S 4 Steel" and at his departure there
<eh grief and sadness.
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The Produce Market.

Eggs--Paying l5c per doz.. loss of; from
store, Ice.
Butter Creamery fancy. 2Oe2ac; choice. 17elsc;
choice, l2al4c; medium grades, 69sc; low grades,
Poulny-Hens, 1oc per ~; ROSTERS. Sc; spring
chickens, 1Oc; turkeys, old, &c; young. Sc; old
ducks. per dol.. s. 90: young ducks. 81 So
0@25c.
S 1nwss e msai1%a
Cotswold, !5c;. do, coarse, log l7c; do. cotted
neeces, A@l5c: tub-wsshed do. SOC.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present JobbIng prices:
Smoked Meats csnyssed or plain (PIslHn nm. meats Y
lbs average lae ~ TO 70 Ids svers 1seso Se !;
% lbs average, l3l4c; cottage hams. &C; Califor-
mia hams &C; English breakfast bacon, clear.
l41zc; suear-cured shoulders, Harrison brand,
do y Sfed See c
?. 8. and Picked Mests-Engiish cured. clear
per Dbl. 200 lbs, s2l 50; family pork, clear, per
bbl.. 200 lbs., SIS; family beef, SIS
kettle rendered in srcs s; ss; IN
ssussse sI In cloth. &c: in skin. TIC.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fun cream, New York. 149l5c; Ohio,
Crystal spring, 12c: Empire &C.
coffees-Common. sH9io1<c; ordinary. 1o1<9
lie; fair, 11A@1lszc; prime, l249125zc; strictly
prime, 125z91SAc; choice, 144c; Old Govern
T %sns csass Isc cob
do. 1t5sc; Arbuckle's roasted. 15Hc; Leayer-
ing's. lb14c; Cardoba. l5c; Gates No. !, l61sc;
sugars-Cutloaf. Sc; powdered. re: granuls-
ted, 7z@71c; standard A,65f065zc, of A.65f@62zc;
white extra @, 61S96zsc; light brown, 67s961sc;
common grades, 5Z055zc: New Orleans, 65z065zc.
Molssses and Syrups--New Orleans Molasses, As
460c; syrup s2@45c per gal. for common to choice;
Maple syrup. 81 10Ql 50.
Rice Carolina and Louisans, 607c.
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Rye-No. 2 firm; SIC bid; no sellers.
Bran-Firm: e1l 70 bid; held at SO so.

CORN WORTH MORE THAN wIIEAT-THE CORN COR
NER ABLY CONTROLLED
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Eighty cent corn aud 75c
wheat was the anomly presented on Change to-
day. Whether the relative values of these cereals
was ever before presented in such strong contrast
Is not precisely known, but the present condition
Of affairs is acknowledged to be unusual Early
made by the short interest to cover their Septem-
Der sales, but there were no adequate offerings
until the very pinnacle OF high prices was touched
The market then dropped off TO 7Sc and rose again
to 79c. and closed at that figure In the
high figures have apparently killed all new speculs-
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BLAINE's KENTUCKY MARRIAGE.

A Weak Point in BIaine's statement-The
Preacher Must Have Known the Law.
Special to the Sentinel.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 21.-The Constitution
Of to-day says editorially: "Mr. Blaine's
statement regarding his two marriages will
be read with interest. There is one weak
point, however. He claims that his Ken
lucky marriage was a secret one, aud it was
not until six months later that he awoke to
the fact that the laws OF Kentucky required
a license. Hence his second marriage as an
act of prudence. While Mr.. Blaine might
be excused for ignorance Of law, what be-
came of the Kentucky preacher who mar
ried him and who did know the law?
In the light of the confession, for such it is,
the libel suit against Mr.. Shoemaker will
have to fall TO the ground. Mr.. Blaines
own conduct has brought all this trouble to
his door. There are those who will believe
his story. There are those who will not be-
lieye it, and there are those who will not be
convinced until Mr.. Blaine gives the name
of the alleged Kentucky preacher who so
conveniently performed a marriage cere-
mony in violation of the laws of his State
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Oils.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept % -Petroeum-Actiye
and irregular; National Transit certificates opened
at SIC; declined TO lie; rallied to 725se; closed
at 7l5zc.
OIL CITY, Pa. Sept 22-National Transit GER
tcates opened at 73c; highest, 1850; lowest, Tic;
closed at 7l5sc. Sales 10000 bbls.: clearances
1894 COO bbs.; runs, IS 229 bbs. shipments, 49, 799
bbls; charters, $3.50 bbls. Oil City Exchange
stock, $500 bid, $500 asked.
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whisky.

BALTIMORE. Sept %. - whisky-steady at
81 1891 10.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 22- Whisky-Steady at 81 II.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Whisky-St Steady at 81 Is.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22.-Whisky-Steadys tS1 II.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 22.-Whisk y-Dun
atNlS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-whisky-Steady at
81 0SI11 %.
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Foreign money anu Stocks,

LONDON, Sept 22.-United States BOnds-415's,
lbs. Railroad Bonds-Erie, IA; seconds, So
Illinois Central, l27; Pacific, 5614 st. Paul. SSs
silver-505s.
PARIS, Sept 22.-Rentes 7st. 72]6e.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK Financia, market,


NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Money-Kssy at 1a11S per
cent. closed at IA per cent
Prime Mercantile Psper-51z961 per cent.
Government Bonds-Strong.
Railways-Firm.
State Securiues-Steady.
At the Stock Exchange to-day market opened
dull and prices declined from a to rs per cent.
Union Pacific making the greatest decline. selling
down to 49I5, one sale of few hundred shares.
Sellers movement was OF short duration, for before
midday speculation strong with all leading
shares in sharp demand this was particularly true
of Union Pacific, Lackswanna, Jersey Central and
Pacific Mail: the first named moved steadily up
10 ST. and its strength impaired buoyancy to the
remainder of the active list. The rise in Union
Pacific was due to the increase for local anc New
England accounts. based on the recent report BY
President Adamshnd Semi-official statements that
improvement in the earnings and financial con-
dition OF the company would warrant the resump-
strengthened by reports OF an improvement in the
iron trade. Both Union Pacific and Lackawanna
reported to be practically cornered. ard i'm
pOrtant DEVELOPMENTS in these stocks looked
for. After1 D. m. weaker feeling prevailed. Ru-
mors were set sfloat affecting the credit of lead
ing trust company and several banks. Inyestiga-
ton failed to confirm any of the reports. which
were evidently circulated for speculative effect.
Changers especially weak, and dropped 8 per
cent to S91< for Nor til estern land IL 10 49, for
ST. Paul. The break in these shares led to a de-
cline OF to 2s per cent. in other active shares.
Later there was a rally OF from * to "a per cent,
but the market closed weak and borrowing demand
continues brisk. and leading shares commanded
LEA 10 y per cent. per diem for use. Compared
with Saturday closing figures are down 4 10 IL
| per cent, except for Missouri Pacific. Denver,
| Jersey Central and Rock Island, which are Il to
/ per cent. higher, the latter Rock Island.
Transactions to-day aggregated 262 900 shares, as
follows: IS 600 Lackawanna, 81, 900 Northwestern
5000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 St. Paul, Al. 900 Union
Pacific, 10000 Western Union, and 10000 Northern
Pacific.
! There was but moderate business in mining
7 Co1ffo "a
22@23 seller 10 and p regular; Sierra Nevada 1850
/ $50; Union Consolidated, 12O91l5; Gould and
\ Curry, 100 seller 10: Hale and NOrcrOss, 3O5
Ophir. 40: Sutro. 16; Rappannock, 14G11; Con
/ sOlidated PACIFIC. 81 Gold Stripe. .O1.
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Not a sPasm of Coughing Since Usins
Compound Oxygen.

Compound Oxygen.
So writes gentleman from Archie, Mo-,
whose whole system was so run down that
he was not able to do any kind of work. In
little over a month after commencing the
Oxygen Treatment he made this report:
Il have not had a spasm of coughing since
the first time l inhaled the Oxygen. The
utter goneness' when little out of wind Il
can't describe the feeling, but it was a most
miserable one) also left me right away. You
think my recovery will be slow; am going
to try and disappoini you. Three days after
/ lost my leg, six surgeons give me till next
day at noon to live. When my stump was
almost well ] got terrible fall. Again the
hospital surgeons said l could not live; but
/ am here yet. / can't say all right, but by
the help of the Compound 0xysen, / hope to
be soon. Am much stronger, and can stick
all day at anything that is not too heavy.
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen" con-
tanning a history of the discovery and mode
of.action of this remarkable curative agent,
and large record of surprising cures in con-
sumption, catarrh, neuralgia, bronchitis,
asthma, etc, and a wide range of chronic
diseases will be sent free. Address Drs.
STARKEY Il PALEN. 1109 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL,

Dry goods opened with fair trade at unchanged
prices. The grocery market continues TO do fair
business and prices remain steady. We quote
from the Price List OF J. r. Budd d Co. the follow
ing in regard to butter, eggs and poultry: 1.-The
receipts of eggs are light, and good demand has
slim ulated the price. Butter is also doing better
and all good, sweet stock readily finds sale at full
quotations. The receipts Of poultry are large, and
the Jewish holidays being about over, we look for
lower prices. The present price will probably
hold during the week.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board OF Trade
circular:
wheat-steady for gradable No. red; off stock
coming in freely, but finds slow sale. Futures I'M
inviting. New York at noon was sc of, Balti-
more l. &c lower, and Chicago for October was ssc
lower.
Corn-Locally we note no change: ell grades
steady at quotations. Arrivals fair. Futures not
wanted. New York at noon was 1l9Ac higher,
but Chicago, the New York OF the West" Frances
to the front with the startling advance OF &C from
Saturday. Truly the ways of the Chicago bull are
past finding out
osts-Firm at quotations, with fair receipts and
steady demand.
Flour, Grain aud Hay.
Flcur-Patent IS DOGS u.s. extra fancy, 81 759
5 90; fancy, 81 609i IS; choice, 81 2o9i 40; fam
uy, s. 7594 90; treble extra. 81 7592 90: double
extra. 81 50d2 65:' extra, 81 sea- so: superdne,
~ 0o92 10; fine. 81 1891 IS; foundry. 81 1892 90
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Market.

UNION STocK-YABDs Sept q.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100 head; shipments. $50 head.
Fair supply, mostly OF butchers grades; quality
only fair. Market slow and hard to sell st quota
tions especially shipping grades as the Eastern
advices were dull and lower
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NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Money-Kasy at 1a1H per
cent, closed at IA per cent
Prime Mercantile Psper-51z961S per cent.
aoYernment Bonds-strong.
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Furnished by H. K Kinney & Co., Grain and Pro
vision Brokers.l
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Oils-we quote: Linseed. raw, 5l952c; boiled, 81
@55c; lard oil. 65@S5c; miners oil. 65@sOc lu0ri
eating oil, 12@3Sc straits oil 55a60c; beuzine 10
@l4c; coal oil, Indiana legal test 10@lO1zc; $50
degree test 108allc; water white, l55 degree, 14e
Timers Supplies-We quote: Best brand char
coal tin 10x14 ,12xl2 and 14x2o. Sc rs; TX. 1OxI4,
14x20 and 12x12, IS rs; roofing, &c, l4x2O. IS IS;
2Ox2S, sl2 O9l4; block tin in pigs Ac; in bars
2Se; aTonIM iron S49e; "a . iron; &c; Juniats
cent. discount. Sheet zinc, exc. Copper bottoms
&c. Plsinished copper, 36c. Solder. 14@l6c.
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wears such aS Loss OF Memory, lassltuuo,
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M SN A week made at home by an
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A situation in private family ny
young girl who understands genera
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

SeS 4 ONlH and BOARD fr three I've
NDD ulg II Or Ladies in each cCubtv
", Addrcs- J. ". ZlEG Err n 20 Oh capo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

Vat fac or Hints on Economical II, nae
Ov,"SO Hiding, q ntaiuing "a plates
OF cottages ostnG ON $500 to s}lOD with
descriptive tterpres. Svo. vol handsome
v Ww 10 Cox, mtiitd on receiD' ofsl,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

Some years ago the late Governor
Hubbard, OF Connecticut, was II mam-
Der of coterc which met periodically
TO play whist. Oae of the party who
was locally famous for his slovenly
habits and soiled dress, aslonished Ms
friends on one occasion by appearing
with n beautiful white rose in his but
tonholc. Addressing Mr.. Hubbard he
said; Hubbard. did you ever see Il
finer rose than thatp Now, whore do
YOU imagine got that ro3eP" The eX.
Governor looked gu zlctlly at the
Hover resting in the dirty loop-hoIc,
ami answered; Looks rs though /,
might have grown there. - Eoery Ott-
e. So .aytim
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\ Graugcr's Experience wan the Tel.
cphonc

Yesterday while Mr.. Smith, the
Secretary OF the State Agricultural So
,ie,y, was yer, busy he was approach
ed by n 9ranoar who desr To lelp-
phoI.e to q down-,own store. There's
The telephone, 90 aud help yourself"
said tho Secretary Tho gran CT ap-
preached the instrument rather timid-
", eyed il cautiously for Il few mo-
menls, ana th"n, taking n piece OF pa
per, wrote message. He then ro'iol
up the paper and tried to push it in tie
aperture in the tranSmittcr. Failing in
his attempt with his finger, ha took his
lead pencil and jnmmed it IN. destroy
mo the vibrating board. With An air Of
abstraction he took his seat AMI await
cd reply. After about zen minutes he
became discouraged, and thinking he
perhaps had not sent the mess 90 on
the right ,iln, he wrote another and
tanned it into The hand telephone,
and to make sure work, r0mn'd it
home rs he would q bali in rife, He
again sat down, and after waiting near.
lv half an hour became discouraged NJ
getting no reply, and thonNing the
Secretary for The use Of the telephone,
walked on, romarkinG that he would
not rive continental for the machine,
anyhow. Soon atterwnrd the Sncre-
tary, wanting TO use the telephone, WAS
astoniShcd az its appearance II was
stuffed full Of manuscript. and ruined.
The instrument was taken apart and
the mpsSar res [; ken ont; all read rs fol-
lows: "Bakker and liammeltonn-
Send me 10 the Pavilion six inca
long munkcv rcnch. YurS TRULY j.
Eddison." The machine was repaired
at a cost of $lj, which the yeriant
granger paid. 10 avoid similar occur
rences the telephone has been fenced
in and a sign placed over it with The
words printed tuereon; beware Of
the dog. '-SacyamcHD Il. co d.UuiUa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

DYER ! ERS' ferd fer our elect Iva, NJ
spruce street, New YJlk. ' -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

TO Make life Brighter
- IN dyI,netIc'- lot il not ahappy one. Ben on's
Chp.lht P.Hstcrs 70 he enCdy Price D, cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-06

"When will the average citizen stop
spending half Of bis hard earnings on Gig
ars and tobaccoi Give j. up2 Well, when
he finds cut he can DO without tob ,cco and
cigars, but can't keep up without the IN.
fallible remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
One bottle % cents.