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A Comedians Revenge.
In Rouen, some few years back.

In ROuen, some few years back, at
theatre des Arts. the leading low
comedian gave such trouble to the
management by his laziness end
general neglect of duty that, after
having recourse to the powers of the
law, the engagement of the refractory
artist was Cancelled. Thus cast upon
the world, the actor vowed revenge,
and an opportunity soon presented
itself for carrying out his purpose.
The director announced his first APP
pearance in the role of a tremendous
sensational drama in five or six acts,
and innumerabIe tableaux. The
piece began, and all progressed
merrily till the middle of the third
act, when the manager, who was the
heavy villain, occupied the stage
alone, and went through an i,'er-
minable solilOquy. A door y; The
back suddenly opened, and, T. his
establishment, the comedian he lsd
dismissed from the theatre sIIwly
stalkei down to the footl;ghts,
dresser in deep black, with long ring
lets, Hessian boots, and lis face made
up in the most cadaverous fashion.
In sepulchral tones he addressed the
furious impressario:
at is thou didst not expect me. 4"
Get awayP' roared the other,
foaming with rage.
IT'S we'll" said the actor unmoved.
81 go, but | will soon return. IA,
ha, y and he slowly made a majestic
exit.
The public were delighted with he
new character, as they thought, and
amused themselves between the acts
by trying II guess who the mysterious
visitor woul turn out 10 be.
Directly the curtain came down the
manager, half crazy, searched every
where, and threatened to discharge
everyone III the theater, but without
avail; no one seemed 10 know where
his tOrmentor was hidden.
The fourth act was nearly over, and
the traitor of the play was a,one
on the stage. A trap door opened
almost beneath his feet, and the incOr-
rigible comedian again appeared,
paler and more somber-looking than
ever.
II said | would come back. Behold
me" he exclaimed.
The enraged lessee began to have
enough of the joke, and, an idea sud-
denly striking him. he resolved to put
an end to the visits of the strange
parsonage. Taking from his breas: a
pistol, which he WAS 20 use in the
concluding scene, he aimed it at the
actor:
CANCEL or demon, whatever thou
art, prosecute me no more !"
He then pressed the trigger AMI thu
malicious comedian, who had MT
counted upon the presence OF mind of
his victim, could do nothing better
than pretend to fall mortally woun led.
As for the spectators, they were
completely dazed; the plot of the
drama itself was exceedingly cJmpli-
Gated, without the addition of a char.
acter whose appearance succeeded in
sending them home in a state of per-
plexity bordering on insanity. The
company laughed heartily at the fun,
and the manager, obliged to join in
the general mirth, thought that the
only way to get rid of SO dangerous
an adversary was to re-engage him,
which he accordingly did, and the
two became fast friends.
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denominations of The Back Yard

American Agrlcultura aust.
Many back yards are denominations
to the eye and nose. One finds in
them all sorts of litter and refuse from
oyster cans to old boots. Here slops
of the kitchen are poured to increase
the odors which ought to warn every
thoughtful person of the malarial in.
auence breeding there, to break out
eventually in fevers or diptheria. II
any member of the family dies from
one of these diseases his death is prob.
ably lamented as mysterious dis.
pensation of Providence ;" but the
minister would say if he were to visit
the back yard that death was caused
solely by hygienic laws. A very
strong argument against dirty back
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by Bard
q Miller.
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Horticultural.

Setting out tender plants-we shall
soon arrive at the time when setting
our tomatoes, egg-plants and other
vegetables will be in order and a
word of caution against setting them
out too early, will save mauy from
disappointment. There is nothing
gained by being first in the field in
cases of this kind. The plants be-
come stunted, and do not grow as fas t
as others put out later, and not until
the ground is warm. These 60 right
on without stopping, and generally
come into use before those which it
was thought would beat them. 1t is
worse than useless to set out plants or
sow seeds until the ground is warm
enough to cause them to terminate or
grow.
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CHICAGO. May "a


FLOUR-Market quiet.
WHEAT-Actiye, weak and lower; the PRINCIPAL
cause of the decline is attributed selling some
large sales of long wheat; market opened weak and
lie lower, fell l34c mOee ralliet &c and closed &c
under yesterday May S6549SJ &c, closing at
S6Ae; June S79S7zsc, closing at SIC; July, S91xa
9l13c, closing at $3.50; August, 87<@87Zzc closing
at Sg5s; No. spring S714@S75Ec.
CORN-Quiet, averaged lower; opened &c lower
rallied &c, closed &c below yesterday; cash 53L
@5s4c, closing at 5S%@5Ss4c; May 53N954c,
closing at $3.50; June 54954xe, closing at 5l3Ic:
July 565s95654c, closing at 5614c; August 57%
@5SEc
OATS-Dull and lower; cash sales 3Oszc; Nav,
301493lc, closing at 1890; June, 3l493l54c clos
ing at 3Ohc; July, 3l359324c, closing at 3l36
@31Ic; August 2SG2S14e; year 261s927Zc.
RYE-Market weak at Gle.
EARLEY-Market lower at 6S@69c.
ELAXSEED-Market quiet at 81 90.
PORK-Fair demand, 10 ace lower; cash sales
SIS Z5@lS so; June, SIS 5591s 6OJ uy SIS 5O@ls 65
closing at SIS 559lS 571a; August SIS 3O91s so,
closing at SIS 4091S As.
LARD-Fair demand, 21z95c lower; cash sales
at IS l5@S III; June, s. l21z93 2212a, closing at
S. 1898 l71 July, SIS 3212d8 371, closing at S. 32%
as IS; August, IS 45@8 521a, year IS OO9S O5.
BULK MEATS-Quiet shoulders, S. Is; short
rib, s. 10; clear, IS As
BUTTEK-Market weak; creamery 19@2Oc; dairy
1504l7c.
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GALLEY CAB

"A croquet party at w. 81. Andersons.
was one of the society events OF the week.
Mrs. s. P. Johns, of Sedalia, and Mrs.
Charles White, of Warsaw, are visiting in
Galley.
H. Fl. Pelton, of Sedalia, was rusticat-
ing in and around Galley during the past
week.
Miss Maggie Anderson has been COM
PEELED to give up her school for the time
being on account of i'll health. Miss Mat
tie Crowder is filling her place at present.
MIR. Louis Reed sheared for Mr.. Cyrus
Newkirk, on his ranch near here, 137 head
of sheep in one day, tying up the wool
himself. This is the fastest on record in
this county.
The farmers have pretty generally fin
ished planting corn this week. Although Q
little later than usual in getting through
the corn has been planted in very good con.
dition as general thing.
"A committee of railroad men were ont
here yesterday looking for location at
which to hold their anp1al picnic. They
liked the grounds at Crawford's spring, a
few hundred yards from Galley, and the
picnic in June will likely be held there.
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Joe Blackburn's Whisky.

There is q new waiter in the House
restaurant, and when Representative
Blackburn went down to get his lunch
the waiter brought him the bottle and
a regulation glass. Mr.. Blackburn
glared at the waiter and then at the
glass, and family blurted out:
Don't you know who l am!
No sir, replied the waiter.
lam a senator elect from Ken
lucky, replied the Hon. Joe.
From Kentucky calculated the
waiter. Oh. / beg pardon, sir.
And he quickly brought the Ken
tuckian goblet.-[From the Washing
ton Hatchet.
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So. Louis Market.

81. LOUIS. May a.,
FL0UR-Uuchanged.
WHEAT-Market lower and slow; No. red
81 llA@l ia cash; 81 II May; 81 0s1z@I esA
June; 94s<995c, July; 92@92Ac August; 9l1s0
9lxc year; No. red 81 OF bid.
C0RN-Market frsetisn lower, inactive SEQ
52szc cash 5l11c May; 5l4951ssc June; 52A@52szc
July; 5Sss@521zc August; 44szc year; closing at
inside prizes.
OATS-Market very slow 321@9S211zc bid cash;
321zc bid June Sic bid August.
RYE-Market slow at 6l962c bid.
BARLEY-Market dull at 6O0SOc.
LEAD-Market quiet at s. IS.
BUTTER-Market weaker dairy, 15d1Sc
creamery, 20922c.
EGGSMarket unchanged at I01<c.
BRAN--Market quiet at Tic.
FLAXSEED-Market nominal at 81 so.
CORNM EAL-Market firm at s. 05.
HAY-Market higher; prairie, s1S OO@l5 90; tim
sthy, &14 O092O 90.
WHISKY-Steady at 81 0S,
PROv1sIONS-Very slow, only a small jobbing
trade.
PORK-Jobbing $16 rs.
BULK MEATS-Msrket dull long clear, IS 10
short ribs, s. logs 20; short clear S. As.
BACON-Scarce, frmer; long clear. s. S0z; short
ribs IS SO1s short clear, 81 or.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, May "a.


FLOUR Market dull; super state western,
50 O0@3 so; common TO good, So 5093 IS; good to
choice, 50 S0@6 50; white wheat extra; So 2566 60
ST. Louis, s. 4O@6 25; MINI. patent process, s. IS
&C IS.
WHEAT-Market H@21sc lower; No. Chicago
CSC; ungraded red, s1@96c; No. red, June sales,
2SS, O00 bushels at sl0O@1 O2, closing at 81 O114
July sales, 1000 bushels at 81 0Sss91 05. clos
ing at 81 035S
CORN-Cash steady options, opened lower, re-
acted, closing firm; ungraded, 5706Sc; No. 3, 62c;
No. 2, 62s4@6SAc; old, do &c; No. May, 62s<9
6254c.
OATS-Market lower; mixed western, 36sz9Ssc;
white, 40G44c.
COFFEE-Market far; Rio, weak at $O1sc,
SUGAR-Market nominal granulated SIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady; united, 731se;
refined, steady, 7s14@7SsI; crude 677s96Tssc.
EGGS-Firm at 14914Hc
IARD-Market weak at So As.
BUTTER-Market dull and lower at s921c.
CHEESE-Weak; Ohio fat 7911Hc.
MOLASSES-Market steady.
TURPENTINE-DLll; &c.
PORK-Msrket quiet.
LEAD-Market firm; common, s. 6O9s IS.
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Brighton Beach Races.

Brighton Beach, Mass, May "a
The Brighton Beach racing season had a
good opening day the weather is warm
four thousand persons present.
Five furlong dash, all ages, Little Minch
won easily. Plunger, second knight Tenn
plar, third. Time, 102a.
Selling race, three quarters of a mile;
won by Coulatte Marsh Bedan, second
Mule, third. Time, 1:1Sf.
One mile, sll ages, Little Fred, first /;
Arsenic, second Floria, third. Time Lash.
Hurdle race, mile and a quarter Buckra
won easily Rochester. second Ike Bon
ham third. Time, 2;z2a. Harpoon fell at
the first and Carlyle at the fourth hurdle.
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Instructing for Rush.

Larned, Kas., May 24-The republican
delegates to the convention which met in
this city to-day, for the purpose of electins
FIVE delegates and five alternates to the
senatorial convention at Garden City, fully
endorsed the previous action of the county
central committee, by electing the follow.
ing delegates by exclamation. T. NJ. G.
Carthy, F. ID. Taylor, ID. NJ Rose, E. Hud-
dlestone and T. E. Leftwich.
A resolution Instructing the delegates to
use every honorable means to secure the
nomination of Hon. J. w. Rush at the
Garden City convention, was unanimously
adopted,
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To Repair Damages.

Dear lady, there is probably no use tell
ing you that fashionable life in great
city is a rough one on your beauty. Late
hours, loss OF sleep and mental excitement
will leave you by and by shorn of those
beautiful tresses which drew lovers around
you in other years. Artificial substitutes
can never pass for those rich and glossy
locks Parker's Hair Balsam will stop
your hair from falling out, restore its nat
ural color and softness and prove cleansing
and beneficial to the scalp.
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Louisville Races.

: Louisville, KY, May 24.-The weather
was fine, the track good and attendance
satisfactory. Fleetwood stakes for Swear
Odds, mile heats. Venture won the race in
strsights, Enos second each heat, Ergott
third. Time 1:454 and l:473.
Exploit did not start for Swigert stakes
on mile heats. John Henry, Conita, ia.
quita and Long knight started. Long
Knight won easily; John Henry second,
Centeryille third. Time la.
The purse of four hundred dollars for all
ages was won by Jose Phillips; Tom Bar
low second, Lucille Dale third. Time two
minutes,
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Kansas City Market.
KAHaAs CRY. MAY "a.
The Daily Indicator reports

The Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAT-Market lower; No. 2 red, cash sales at
sac bid, sac asked; June, SSs4c bid S21Ic asked;
July7Sc bid, 79Hc asked.
CORN-Market lower No. 2 mixed, cash sales
at 46@461<c; June no bid July sales at 445zc bid
No. white mixed, cash sales at SIC.
OATS-Market nominal; No. cash no bid,
30xc asked.
RfE-Nomiual.
EGGS-Market frmer at lie per dozen.
BUTTER-Market weak and slow, except for
choice.
HAY-Market weaker; fancy small baled, at
S14 90.
PROVISIONS-Dry salt meats, clear sides &c
clear RIB sides, &C.; shoulders cents; long clear
sides, 931 long clear sides, s1zc; shoulders nc
barrel meats, homeless pork, SO 90; sugar cured
meats, hams 1870; breakfast bacon 121xc; dried
beef 14cz; tierce lard, g cents.
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Young America.

Stoutsville, Mo-, May 23.-GSpecial. l.
There is quite an excitement here to-day
over the arrest of several highly connected
young bloods whose names are Withheld BY
request. The causes which led to the
trouble are as follows: Last night some
eight or ten young men, all of well-to-do
families, concluded to have a time of it,
and did so to the extent of becoming de-
cidedly full of bulge. After the saloons
closed, however, they continued to roam
about until they become thirsty for more
liquor and proceeded to break into drug
store where they helped themselves to what
they wanted besides which they destroyed
a considerable amount of goods before de-
parting. On the discovery of the affair
this morning warrants were issued for their
arrest and they will be vigorously prose
cuted.
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HARRISON'S HEATER.
Harrison and Love Arrested,
Charged With Incendiar-
ism at Knobnoster.
Harrison Confesses-A Mad
Stone Hunter-A Very
Sudden Death Of a Ger
man Lady.

Knobnoster, Mo-, May 23.-[Specisl. /
Our town was thrown into q fever of ex.
element this morning by the reappearance
of the dreamer" who caused such an up
roar in this place q short time since.
Shortly after his arrival the excitement
was increased by the news of the
ARREST OF @. P. HARRISON,
q saloon keeper of this place, at Warrens-
burg, where he was on business. The mail
train which arrives at 8:4S a. m, brought
Sheriff Russell. who arrested Ed. Love,
bartender for Harrison. They are charged
with the burning of Harrison's saloon,
which occurred a short time since.
Russell took Love to War
rensburg, and in the afternoon returned
and attached the hotel, saloon building
and all the money Harrison lad in the
bank, for the Springfield Fire and Insur-
ance company. The insurance on the build
ing was twenty-five hundred dollars.
The property attached will more than
cover it. 1t is reported here that Harrison
has
MADE A FULL CONFESSION,
acknowledging his guilt and duplicating
Love, hence his arrest.
The case was worked up by A. F. Dean,
state agent for the Springfield company,
assisted by detective from Youngstown,
Ohio.
LATER:
The defendants were taken before So uire
Marlstt, at Warrensburg, and their bonds
fixed at three thousand dollars. They were
accompanied to Knobnoster by two deputy
sherifis and attorneys, Kelly and Knaus,
but at this time the bond has not been fill
ed. The authorities claim they have a
plain case and will be at no trouble to con-
vict Harrison and Love. The town is
worked up to fever heat and is still get.
ting warmer. The preliminary trial is set
for Wednesday, May 18th.
HUNTING A MAD STONE,
A man named Rose from near Odessa
was here yesterday in search of mad
stone. He had been bitten by q rabid
dog.
GETTING FIGURES.
Will E. Avery, of the Kansas City
Graphic was here yesterday taking grain
shipments for the past year. The figures
are big.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Yesterday Mr.. Coe, living north Of here,
come to town, leaving his family all we'll.
Upon his return home, he found his wife
had died suddenly. He is german and
lately moved here from Ohio.
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THE COUNTY ROADS.

The BAzoo has several times of
late, called public attention to the
condition of our county roads, and
urged upon the public the necessity
of taking some active measures to
improve them. 1t is gratifying to
know that in some parts of the county.
at least, these suggestions have not
been without their effect. The peo-
pie, if they do not propose to be cut
off from market should make an effort
to prevent it by improving the roads
and that substantially Having put
the roads in good order, their only re-
naming duty will be to bring all the
facts before the grand jury and Sc
cure the Indictment and punishment
ofroad overseers whose neglect or in
competence has brought us to the rut
holes of our highways at certain sea-
SONS of the year. Suffered to 60 on
without repair, until winter sets in,
half the roads in the county would he
impossible. They are rent with ruts
and torn by constant travel to a de-
gree that in dry weather heavily
ladenl wagons can get along with the
utmost difficulty. To say that there
is no excuse for this condition of
things is q statement of fact that ev.
erybody knows. There is no road in
the country which cannot be put in
good order by few days systematic
work. The soil and the lay of the
country is admirably adapted to grad
ing. Indeed little work at proper
intervals would have prevented them
ever getting in their present condition.
But it has been the misfor-
tune of this county to have
overseers who have persistently
neglected their duty. The county
court has been negligent in appointing
such men to Office. The grand jury
has been equally at fault in not in
dieting them for a neglect of duty.
Taking it all in all, there has been
neglect in all grades of responsibility
with which road matters are connect
ed. The effect of it has been to de-
prive the farmers and merchants of
their accustomed trade. Both the
county and the city have been mutual
sufferers, and if these conditions con-
tinue through the winter, they will re-
suit in losses which it will be impos-
sible to estimate in dollars and cents.
1t will not only strike a cruel and un
necessary blow to the trade ofthe city,
but it will infict serious losses upon
farmers whose interests and inclina-
tions would bring them here to trade.
If, however, the people once deter
mine that the roads shall be put in
good order and 60 about it in the right
way, the difficulties which are now
looked upon as 80 menacing, will dis
appear,
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Sent to Jail.

PLEASANT GREEN, May 22.-[Special. i
Nancy Smith and young picanny Off
spring, a veritable chip of the old block,
was to-day taken from here to Boonville,
by a constable, they having been sentenced
to FIVE months in Jail for the malicious de-
strnction of property.
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Spanish Abolitionists.

Madrid, May 24.-The Spanish Adolf.
ZIONIST society has memoralized the gov
eminent calling attention to the fact that
out of 10000 negroes who ought to have
been freed from the modified form of slav-
cry known as patronage only 1900 have
released
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FOREIGN.
An English Plan,

London, May 24-Pall Mall announces
that England suggested to the porte to send
$4,000 troops by land to Suakim to march
to Khartoum and attack Ell Mahdi and re-
establish order, then withdraw with the
English garrison, leaving PashaIik, of Nile,
the dependencies subject to the sultan's
sovereignty.
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from Manufacturers.

Pitburg, May 24-In the common
pleas court this morning Judge Stowe
granted the iron manufacturers q license
for the creation o "a voluntary tribunal to
adjusting disputes between employers and
employees of the iron rolling mill trade con-
dition upon the assent and agreement of
the necessary numbir Of the employed.
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No More Failtrs.

New York, May 24.-None of the GUS
pended Wall street firms yet completed
statements of their condition. The credit
ors of III. Hsrdy & sons have appointed Q
committee to suggest plans for settlement.
No failures were separated on stock ex-
change to-doy.
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Nothing so disgusts boy with civ
ilization, as his first cigar. We saw
three lads scarce ten years of age,
smoking cigarettes on the excursion
train Saturday.
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Offensive breath, Bad taste in mouth,
Coated Tongue, show torpid liver and dis
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious Physic,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves all.
% cents, at all druggists.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, May "a.

CHICAGO, May "a.
The Drovers' Journal reports
HOGS-Market active and higher; rough packing,
IS 31@5 IS; packing and shipping, IS 45t05 IS;
light, S. 1905 10; skips, 81 S0@5 90.
CATTLE-Active and firm; 5910c higher; ex.
ports, IS 60@6 80; good to choice shipping 81 IS
@5 %; common to medium, S. 6O@6 50; corn fed
Texas s. 00@5 IS.
SHEEP-Steydy;i inferior to fair, 81 6o@4 90;
medium TO good, "a OO@4 rs; choice to extra, IS 90
90 90; Texas, 81 1895 %.
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~You viii be Happy. Make
your old things look like new by using the
Dyes. Amy of the fashionable
colors for 10 cents at the druggists. Wells,
& Co., Burlington, VT.
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The Strawberry-How to Prolong
the Season of it's Fruit.

the Season Of it's Fruit.
Now is the time to attend to this
matter, for those who have the lay of
the land suitable. Plant the very
earliest, such as Crystal City, on the
south side of a hill, and the latest on
the north.
By this plan l can make at least
ten days more of the fruiting season,
and when we get plants enough of
the two new ones, Jewels and Craw-
ford's Cornelia, we can make it ten
days more.
1t will be a luxury to any one who
is fond of this fruit, and few there
be who are not. Of course, the
sexual characters must be born in
mind-Glendale and Jersey Queen
are good late ones. s. NJ.
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Sued for Damages.

Boston, May 24-Fsther Bonifsce, of
the Italian society of st. Leonard Catholic
church, whose name was associated with Ger.
tain alleged curious money transactions,
has brought suit against the Boston Herald
and claims S1OO,OO0.
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One of Joaquin Miller's heroines
would be handy girl to have about
a house. She's that industrious that
she's even "swept the lonesome sea
with her tangled hair"
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Think of the day and of the hour.
Your homes and fresides are in dang.
or if YOU do not take a family news
naner-tbe BAzoo, for instance.
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&c. Louis Live stock Marked.

st. LOUIS. May "a.
HOGS-Market active and higher; Workers,
IS 4O@5 so; packing, IS 1895 So heavy, IS 40@6 so.
CATTLE-Msrket steady and active: exports
IS 4O@6 IS; good to choice shipping, IS 90@s 40;
common to medium, s. 1896 IS; corn fed Texas,
s. $50 IS; grass do "a 00@4 IS.
SHEEP-Market quiet; common to choice, clip
ped, g 25@5 50; medium to good a 0094 IS;
choice to extra $50O@5 so; Texas, 0O94 IS.