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A WICKED ADuLTERAT|ON,
Eleven Per Cent. Of TaHraie OiIimc Discovered
In Prices Baking Powder

Analysis of Prices Baking Powder, of
Chicago. shows:
LIME .... ....... ... BOZ per 81.
AMMONIA ....... ....... . lni per ct.
starch . ........... .-....-. .lhOO per 81.
Prof. uabirshaw. OF New York, found
the following in Prices Powder:
rARrRATE OF LIME ilS' per ct.
Aside from the in,crinrity al powder
containing n useless substance cpualinS
about one-cighth q; its entire weighttanu
which IL the cause of the gronl lack or
strength of Prices Baking Powder, as
shown by the tests OF the Government
chcmistsl, there il % he considered tno
serious consequences that may arise
from taking this large amount OF linie
into the system.
Lime cannot be decomposcd by heat,
and is not eliminated in mixing or
baking, and therefore all of this cnor-
nous proportion, rs found III Prlce,s
Baking Powder. remains i'll the bread,
biscuit, or cake with which IL Is mixed,
and is taken into the stomach.
By the application OF heat 10 lime ear
bone acid gas is driven oil, ana there il
left quick lime, Il caustic so powerful
that IL is used by tanners to eat the hair
from hides of animals, and in dissecting
rooms To quickly rot the flesh from the
bones of dead subjects.
Lime mixed win starch tand both are
found in Prices Powder will produce
Il fcrment. The process is not quick,
and does not take place until the food in
which the baking powder is used has
been some time in the stomach. Indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, and more serious
disorders result. .
The cause of this large amount of
lime in Prices Baking Powder is the
use of cheap and impure materials.
Prof. G.. Il. Gibson, Chemist of the Col
lere of Physicians and Surgeons, thica-
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.. ....... .'t
..u' ,snlu. t"l 40. "wt0'
-i ,r. Il,v. rH..I d.HOm % e
rf, rNu .ft. m.fI .f.s, .m, T. e.
q. 10. q I.i,, sl", l.W,. iNu. b. lut, ts1i
tonne, Hit.r, d. IuE. tU
IIsutrr lrml tf#.um .n r. ruuii
.'.mlaIl. discount % iUu.
~pirir. Nr.l la,i So. uub lw - No.
il,uI- tNrIHup li'I dufru, iDn. iuur
TN,ss- ln iuNr., l,o puirr,, 20 e. hoN,
uErn ilur-- q dozen, 100 uilr"hd r'h''
Il dozen. F.a,
MATHEWS doTrn, Hm,
nuHWEE BELrlNG-hi-ruuni ~ Z cent ana
NAms,Rss, nto,
suuyTt- ASH SPADES Ruwland's dis
count ~ Z cent? Amcs' hsl, steel gunus, dls'
count n ana ~ z cent, $780,, nm,
HEAVN llNUpw NRE-Shniis' hnished' pnl
poles, la..! singlrirrcs, Masnhs, select, 100
huggy, ~; express, s'Ii wagon Tongues
inu0; hickory uNlcs, lnlni holsirrs, l,'hi coup
ling poles, i,5ii spukcs, MN, select, 800
xxx, ~; sawed trllocs, IA, l,th; - s!hi
llowdrn shoes, Gtl; northwestern hors" nhlIs,
No. Il, On; :, i,al; :, ii.l; har iron, 10 rhlci
nIGGIEs-tiri,dc u. aud spring top, m'usd
lnI.uJ. dn, open, 7Oissdsn,t0; do slde spring
Ton, lnlutGI,lLul; do, side hnr, ltD,NNGlBluli
"a. phWtOns, l2iiHdl'hO; grade \, slide
spring, iiOiad2aIa; dn, phrions, lsin@
s.Lui; bump seat bugglrs, l'hIAtd@ siNi pat
lorm springs. llO.OWgiS,uli three spr'hs Whs-
WIHr-snooth wire M. q, a.; Nos u and
lyc. iHpanne'l, hnr'"d wire, "ei shlNah-
Hed baTbed, -
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DRY GOODS.

Merrimas pink o.: Richmond pink 81 ale,
Ing, "a Hampton, "a; Allen shirtings, "a;
BnowN ETINGs-Lawrence ILL., "a;
Il, "a; Mystti'c River, g.. Atlantic 4, "a;
S,s; Pcpgpcrel II, :; fremont &C, 81; CONT
nentaL1I, 9; Pepperell o, ~; Pep,perSeil T.
Beaver Dam Ill. "a: Clark A: 81: Nonpa-
ell, ~; Granite =; "a; Bedford H. -;
nr1I"ie EE "a d. H1 @ashasett ~ New
market 4, 8; Newmarket q. %:
BLEAcHED SuEETINGs-New York, ~;
cam muslin, ma; Berkeley ex cam muslin,
l3i.; Tuscarora, 10; Androscogsin l. 4-i,s;
Masonvlle,S; k9nsdie 81; a. cIoT mw msa oSn
lowell q, IL; Boot Il, 7s4; Ballou. S; Canoe
"a, 4; Blackstone "A, ~; Hope; -: G Er
6, 50; Gold Medal, I; Fitchvilie' I; Fear
Tiicks-Amoskeag AGA, IA; Amoskeag 4.
49,: Amoskeag b, l2la; Am9SkeaS Z, IA
AmoskeaE d. II; Amoskfas a. =; b lG; nin',S
~; swift River, "a; Methuen AA, l2i2; Con-
estoga cX. A, l6; Cords ACE, ~ Conesto-
ga ex. - II; Conestoga On ~ 10; Sonfst0Hh
ton, llia; Manhattan, 8; International ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3-SmO-8, llt2i hHicrl-
can, 0la: Hamilton, ~; Amoskeag cheyiol'
lOls: Nshbymc AA, II; Ashbyme red cross 10.
DENIMs-Amoskcng, II; York, IA; GUS
AKA, i2ls; otis BIB, lll3 Columbiamn al, IL;
| Otis &C. l0l2; Beaver Creek "A, II; beaver
Creek BIB, If: Beaver Creek &C, lOla; warren
BIB, lll5; Warren AKA, Pig; Haymaker
| brown, So; Columbian, Ii; Warren CC
brown, 1917; Uncasvile, 10.
| CHECKs-Union, No so, II: Union, NO ~,
10; Union, No. Is, IL; Miners No. /, Tlg: MI
| ncr's No. ., 1872; Prodigy, Q; Alabama osna-
burgS, Z; louisiana osnaburgs, Z; Augusta
| osnaburgs,7 .,. O.
| Observation-Disclosures. 8; Amoskeag, =;
Canton, o; Draper, 0; Glenwood, 90; Bates,
| s; Claremont, GA, Miami, So; Clarendon,
| 81: scotch. double fold, lOlaHl2l2.
| CORSET JEASS-KearSarge 3; Naumkcag
sateen, 81; Armory, "a; Canoe, q; Indian
CAMBRIcs-W AZ; Manvill, -
a8l5; Slater Il Sons, 5la@6l2; Kid finish, sos;
Masonville, 5lata6l.; Garner, 5l@ca6l 4.
ETISGS-Tapcstries Rigging ,Gtg;s7l2;
Tapestries Sanford's, GNdS5; Tapestries Rox-
bury, 81; Bigelow body Brussels, l.35; Low
ell body BRUSSELS, 1876; Extra Moquettes, l;i3;
II Moqlettes, l.l0 Lowell extra supers, ia;
Hartford 3-piy, 80; Hartford extra supers, 20;
Park, Read l. Franklin extra supers; 72l2;
Park cotton chain extra supers, 5,la; Phiia-
delphia wool, 45G55; common cottoh-chaih
2Ud-I0.
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4 no1fl HtutloH frAtOnr


M,kINNLl, JUlN =. eprriol, The
following FROM capt, ", y, Hush viii
hr at Interests
Nllru, Juh s,--Iu the rii,Uus ct Collin
! am requested IN Cul. Charles =,
Mitchell, Chairman at the reunion coin-
mi,lcc' al Dallas, August dih, 1881, To
take charge of ,hn ar more mounted
men from this cuIintN, who VIII 20 IN
that m,'nnur in order Ia give an nddl-
ii0nHl interest Ia liie ocrnsiun. The Dali
las committee assures ~ that IN enrniilp-
mcnt ground, with gn abundance oI water
aud forage for two DAYS will he furnished
free of charge. Desiring 10 do every
thing can for thu success of the renn-
ION have accepted the request, and pr,
4. ", Wiley VIII net as Surgeon at the
command, The candidates FOR sheriff
and others raising companies, VIII
please observe this rule; As the men
enlist, request oi each one n donation OF
twenty-five cents and by the 3Dth ofJuly
each Captain will please report To me nj
Allen, the number Of men belong
Ing Ia his company, together
with remittance oftwenty-iive cents for
each man 81 reported, sad mnd Ia be
turned over 10 n forage master who VIII
purchase and have forage ready AT the
crossing of the Dallas and Mckinney
road on White Rock creek, eight miles
north of Dallas, NJ which point each
company Is requested Ia report nj =
o'clock y. M, ON the 9TH day OF August,
where such organization ~ Is necessary
will be proceeded with preparatory To
marching to Dallas next morning. Fer
sons between he ages of tiiteennnd one
hundred years and weighing not less
than iifty nor more than four hundred
pounds will he received in this army,
and they must be equipped rs follows:
Horse, saddle, bride, blanket aud tie
rope, havcrsack, tin cup and one days
ration. w. y. Bush.
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

From the last wool circular issued byWal-
ter Co., we extract the following report:
The unsatisfactory state of the market re-
ported for so many weeks, continues at the
present writing, and there IN little indication
~ Improvement in the immediate future.
Added to the general dizziness ofStrade Is the
further depressing fact Of an extreme string
ency in monetary circles, at ~ time when
funds are most needed by the wool trade and
when they are usually abundant with the
banks In fact, the difficuItyof obtaining
discounts has been the most important
feature In the wool market for the past two
weeks and has had very positive effect upon
.ht movement in wool throughout the West
and Texas. In Ohio and Michigan, up to ten
DAYS ago, considerable buying Ind taken
place. both by Eastern dealers and local OPP
orators, but during the past week q reaction
mas set in, and growers who have their clips
-till on hand. will probably have 70 lower
their ideas materially or wait for easier rates
~ interest before they can veil. what erect
This scarcity of money. will have up IN values
~ wool ut the seabOard, Il not yet developed,
,.nt II Il continues until the woods now
in transit arrive upon the markets, the great
accumulation and desire TO realize on the
nart of holders would have q natural tenden--
~ w.aten ry'rcs. Tho WOODEN goods trade
--ssss.. >>~.s-s w b-..s. -
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GROCERIES,.


CoFFEE-Rio fair, ll(dl2c; prime, ~ 2Gl3c ;
choice, l3l9Glic; Laguyra, Nc; Java. Dc' ,oca
sOc: oolong, 45a6Oc; Japan, 6O(d65c. =, -
SuGARs-Powdcred, DC: cut loaf, 9'2c;
granuIatcd, SIC; standard |, sac; iioMisl-
ana white clarified. Sc: yellow clarified, 7sac:
choice Louisiana, &c. o
MoLAssEs-Louislana choice, ooe; PRIME ,n",
Sc; fair to good, iOc; cor. syrup, doc; sugar
syrup, 6lnt63c; reboiled, 45G52c.
SBAGGING--Pure Jute, "a lbs, lC94c; 6 yard
IL lbs, 1Ol4c; ties, l.55 bundle.
RICE--Wholcsalc, y lgll4c.
CRACKERS-Soda \, &c; NAA' '2c' cre"iii'
&c; ginger snaps, Sc. ,, = >,
SoAP-Olivc, 10 e box, Diue lnula, y.
oars, 80 q box; "a ID bars, 4.'O G. DON ID
bars, $40 = box. 49,, ,, ,ulo. .,ort
CANDLES-Star, iuli wc'eht' io;9c' si'oi''
CnEEsE-Full cream, i6c.
RoPE-loc basis; cotton rope INC.
CLoTuEsPINs-Round, Csc; spring l.oo @
box. -, -, :,
MEAsuREs-za pusn ea a arSn no Sn3 Law
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win Foes 70 Lie

Arr indigestion ull Con lpatll'',
ib.ir PRIMARY slnpUlu' rae among ii'
nb.i distressing NJ minor human ailmtnis,
rnl host M diseases, speedily resultant
lium lhen, mutually nsgrl'alc each other
and tssall NJ ONE tho whole matilncry
al He. Nausea, Foul breath, Sour
Stomach, Dizziness, iira,lHchcS,
iIllious Feyor. Jnundico, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, PILES, iiheun'a lnii,
Neuralgia, DropsS, Nui N"rl'u, SKIN
Disorders, nru among the symptoms
and maladics chu,,il hy dVrngumur. VI
NJ The slOmaeh and LIW,l..
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THE SThUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.
REV. JAMES WILLIS. Principal.

REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
This wcll-'snown institution 's m" Of tn
best i'm the south. Noted for its exec LEI -
corps of teachers, elegant ana healt liu Ioca
ton, home influence and moral cut ,rc best
facilities Tor Music and Art. Not see tartan.
Terms moderate. Session opens FIRST we'd
ncsday In September. Apply for catalogue.
The PRINCIPAL will visit Texas the latter parl
of August and accompany those going to he
school. Correspondence with him Will deter
min, time md nln"e of starting.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

RouGu LuMBER-25 feet long and under.
$40 n 900: ~ feet long and under, 81 { l,ooo.
Clear selects. So r 1000. Culls, all lengths,
SIS 4 1000 all widths. $50 T LOCO. Battons,
mi inch, Sl7 Z 1000. ,,
finish. s25 r. 1000: lxl3 to lx2O $3.50: lLGli..
ali width. finish, $3.50 4 1000. Common
shccting, S22.5O I, per 1000: Dressed on two
sides, lx3 to lxl2, finish, $3.50 T. CO., Match
SHISGLEs-T, 1000: Sap pine, SS:2o; heart
pine, 81. No. / cypress. Si.25; .. cypress
A.5O; boss, best or all heart cypress, 50; d.
mcnsion cypress, inches, 50; round END cy-
Dress. 81.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
81. PATTERSON. President. LEXINGTON, Ky.

ST PATTERSON President LEAlSGlOS, E.
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction; appoint-
ments superior, accommodations unsurpass:
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water on each floor; baths.
Course of instruction comprehensive; large
,acuity of superior teachcrsi extra ;iaynn-
tages in Language, Music, Painting ANA E!o-
cution. But Two pupils occupy rooiu. Its
patrons and pupils are references. For cut
noguc. copy Of Monthly, published by the
students, list of preferences. etc. apply To the
President or p. +. ~. Clair. alias, Texas.
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LIQUORS.

AIroHOI,-f' gallon, S2.X 10 $40,
BRANDIFs-Do Domestic, r. gallon ,slm "a $50
Imported cognuc, lSI7, 4 sillon,>iSl; ls'.,sl.0i
lST6, ,5TO; iai, $3.50; lS0, $40; lsls, sSn'
ISIS SION; OtaTd, pupuy 4 Co.'S cognnc, DO
Si.JD; 1870 500; ISL, 500; ISIS, Slnsl; hls-
1urt, puhOuchr n 90, cognnc, 1873, Si'Si is'u'
si.iJ; lsiS, 500,
GIN-Domcstic, New York or Philadelphia,
= gallon, S.9O; Holland, L gallon, S2.'dd2Nl;
Sir Robert Burnclt's Old Tom, gallon, S,la
al25; Sir Robert Burnctts Old Tom, & casK,
ss..Ndl.uI; Holland, r ease, 500.
WNisHY--l nulsinnn r,ciin'd, ~ = cent
proof = guliou, sl.li; Western, s!l"l'l''
Bourbon, $l.iUG;.J1; Rye, si.SinLD; scotch,
impaired, Si.OOa ~; Irish, imported, Si'"l
dSt..h. nj,
CuAMpAGSFS go Roudcrer Carte Blnnch,
quarts, 4 dozen, .7,UD; Piper Iicidscick quarts,
Is dozen, 2s.O; Krug Co., quarts, Z dozen,
i2.6i; Mocr n Chundon, SillcrN MousSenN, {
dozen, 200; Crcmant TAy, { dozen, .,p; u.
u. Mumm Il CO.'S, pini>, 81 additional; airy
yCrscnay, Ma: ENiry Dry, .S.D.
WINEs-Cnliiornia clnrct, r gallon, Mgo1;
Zlcnnnndcl NJ. /, + gallon, 1Wd.l; Imported
rinrcts, ordinary, Z rask. InNdsOn; inmily
clnretS, per cusk. 1O.tNd>Oun; fine clnrctS, z
clSk. aOiNd l5i.,I; McdOc, n case, 800; ~.
Julian, r ease, G.J0; MnrgauN, 4 case, 200;
pontc Canct, + case, 1900; I.arose, ease
l2p0; LeoVill, + ease, 100: Chateau lahltr,
r case. 2i,0O: ordinary. e case, ".2oG-''O;
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~lncs, closed dull To-day, Interest seems
~ hr nhatci owing Ia cNciicu"ni conivrlhG
va Chicago conventions Norlhw,sirth closed
n. lower AZ ~. Union Pacific closed " loss
j, Texas Pa life closed lower al s., West
"rr "nlpn closed 81 hcing : oii,
There was considerable" apprehension
,..if. u sr,rs IN" Nrr,,i~tuui~, ''U. ihr N''| "i
IuiN uppuuirhu,l ~ to tiir number 81 "uiii-
panic, which would he unable to meet their
Interest payments, hui the nuinhrI rf'Ncu
lus, than had been anticipated, me NJ,
hal been expected; the Denver n Klo trnnd,
shr same, which had also been expected, ana
This rond viii have Ia "a INTO the hhnus oi u
receiver shortly. The coupons coming dhc oI
ihc Reading rond were purchased anu lnc
same wnS done with the coupons 81 certain
slnsscs al the TrNas PUritc honds. me lhlnn
Pacific aud the Ccu'rIl Pacific companies
both met all their Interest charges, Though "
was feared they might not. II hn> beer, ~.
-rrt"d since, however, thai nearly every cent
.I these interest monies was hpirnW'd' IN
.,.l,,,.t IN the business al purchasing ruu-
hons. Il i "A new thing In Vail street, Hhdhll
tive consequences ARE NOT Vet lofr>rtn' l"-
ally. Il l. ~ DEFAULT, and II any nnh1mn,iir
iulo court and ask Tor the appointment "' u
receiver at the property. ny >eilims IL ~
>urrcndcrs his right Ia do TINS; me pur-
rhnsrr of the coupun holds II rs drbi hs'lns,
cumlnn Tho Reading road ~ nlrrluiN
a the hauI, of receivers; ihc Texas r3rihr
il not vet. hut doubtless soon VIII ne,
The Missouri Pacific T. the purchaser oi
The coupons and after the August payments
nrr mnda. and uiarly six months remain
ahead brfor, the TROUBLESOME" bnhdholhr>
-ir come round ngnin,thc Missouri company
VII no doubt hu -" II, own receiver ~ Pos.
session of the Texas Pacific property. In thitl
p,rind u vast deal may he done IN the WAY pi
REORGANIZATION without interference. Inc
plans for the reorganization OF inr N"nhSh'
- .,-ns thry have been published, are extra
ordinary enough. They seem Ia simply
h'arSh aside amy idea at the existence of CON
't-ts. bondholdrrS' rights, law or 'IlhiH.
a al =
orders al the United States Court, hui g"oi
lawyers say that amy Judge sanciionihg ana
giving LEGAL force Ia such arrangements
would hc open 10 proceeding ct ihr''ch'
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AUGUSTAFEMAt.E SEMINARY
STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL

COLLEGE or TEXAS.
tTEcuNIcAL BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act OF L. :. Congress. Equip
ned by the state of Texas, with form, build
ings, shops, machinery. apparatus, etc, to
the value OF $26OWD. 4 practical school for
training young men 10 become successful
Farmers. Engineers, Marhin!sts, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders In all
business enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
September /, 1854. For full nnfticulars. ad-
dress II. II. DINWIDDlE.
Chairman OF the Faculty.
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ACIpS-Sulphurlc, Z carboy, $50; citric, r.
IN, SIC: oXalic, e N, 10: ,arturIc, powdered e
10, ~.
j;uMs-Arnbic. select, + n, Ac: nsafetidh
% to zoe; cilmphor, :. To y; opium, in 10 Nv.
OILS-Bcrgamot. Snnd"rSons, q 10, N5,o,
lemon, SandcrSon's, si.St; peppermint, SI2o;
wlntrrgrccn. S2.2i; olive, Malaga, SID.
PorAsII-Bromidc, e ID, ~ to ioc; iodide'
Sl.iO to sl.5D. go. .
SoArs-Cnstllc, notified, Z III, sgl0c: cas-
tile. white, llGlj
MIsCELLANEuUs 60 Ammonia, carb., g N.
.Oc: alum IA /: afrowroot, Bcrmndn, !Ec; ii,ll-
sam, copaiba, Sc; boraX, refined, l1dl0; calo-
mel. am, lie: castor oil, q gal, sl.iWd i.oN
cassia buds, II ~. lNGls; cream tartar, pure,
r n, ~; corrosive subimatc, {. III, III; chlor3-
form. + II. sl.OJdll0; extract logwood, bulk
r 10, l2Gli; glyccrine, bulk, q III, 2ra'D;
iodine, rcsublinatcd, I ID, $50; leaves.
ouchu short, ~, %; leaves senn q. : AirN.,
inter, sweet, 81 b. IS; strychna, crystals, $i.So
a lao; tapioca, & ID. !; wax, white G H.
iSd6i. .,
chOnidia, TO to GJc.
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A Thorough Purgative

medicine l. The ilrst necessity for cure.
Then the calluriic effect must be- mnil-
tanned. In u mlld degree, iust sufficient
Ia prevent u recurrence OF coslilcncss,
AMI ut ihn same Time the liver, kidneys
Hni stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened.
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Hoops Calculator and diary

Makes Practical Arithmetic easy Tor an.
Simnljfies the art Of computation, and en-
ub,es every Farmer and Tradesinan to make
correct and instantaneous calculations IN AZ
their business transactions. Is worth lts
weight in gold to everyone not quick IN
,;r,,rcs. II Is neatly printed, elegantly bound,
accompanied by IL renewable Diary, Silicaye
Slate, Perpetual Calendar and valuable
Pocket hook. ! made 5000 In three montns
selling II last fall. Price by mai, ". Agehts
wanted. Give II ~ trial.
Address J. u. GooDE, Gneral Agent,
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Especial attention is called to the ad-
yertisement of DIR. Clark. He is an old,
established, experienced and reliable
phySjcian and surgeon.
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GRAIN ASp BREADsrrrfs.

GRAIN ASD BREADSrCffs.
WHEAT-Scw crop, choice, ssci meulum'
-.
RYE-Nominal: barley nominal.
CoRN-In shuck, 5jc; shelled and sacked,
-asdt1c.
FLoUR-Patent, 1910; early breakfast, Si.W
cream soda, S3.GJd3.l5; pure cream, Sh2!;
Todd Mills: Patent, $50; Union, S3.lo; Prai-
tie Flower, 50; Star, choice, s2.l5
BRAS-At mills, SIC; in st.re, 81.
CoRNMEAL-Fine boiled per 100 pounds
S.p.
HoMISY AND GRITs-S per barrel
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 POUNDS, Si.W
z .opped corn and oats per loo pounds, Sl.io
sorli bran per LOO pounds, 4Oc.
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per 100 pounds, 81.
HAY-All grades nominal
NIIIEr SEED-85c; German millet, oOc.
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ROCKFORD

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