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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
THE LARELLE.

u The finest painted wagon, the most
urable wagon, the lightest running
wagon, the best made wagon. For
sale by LAWRENCE & WORST.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
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$4,000
To Be Given Away.

To see what Allen county can do in
the line of corn raising, we propose to
give away the above amount in the
following manner:
To the person bringing to US the best
five ears of corn Of his own raising,
any time between the 18th day of Au-
gust and 18th of December, We will
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
DYSPEPSIA

Can be cured by the use of Beggs'
DandeliOn Bitters. 1t will at once re-
store action to the liver and kidneys
and tone up and regulate the stomach.
SO that food will be digested. For sale
by Goodhue & Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
THE BEST |!
CHEAP MONEY.

Any woman or child can use it.
the Buckeye pump, at Beck's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
pusiness Notiees.

Business notices will be inserted in this col
umn for five cents per line, each insertion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

FOR SALE.-l7 head 2 year-old
steers in good condition. Also one
team farm horses. Inquire of Chas.
Foust, J mile west Of Carlyle Post
Office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE

In all this class of diseases Whatever
Our
well improved opportunities In chronic those
and children, experience is unlimited
surgical operations without
Skill judgment
tensive practical experience Being well supplied with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

a committee of farmers to be ap-
pointed judges. The corn will be on
exhibition at our store during the Fall
ANDERSON & DECLUTE,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

FOR SALE some fine thorough bred
Canada COtswold rams.
Jos. TOWNSEND lola Kan.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
DEVOTED TO THE TREA rMENr OF
CHRONIC DISEASES, SURGERY : ALL
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.


FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHOSE CASES MAY NEED MEDICAL SURGICAL TREATMENT
CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES has enabled us thoroughly understand
poy the best means to effect
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
THE Primary.

The lola primary last Tuesday was
about as holly contested as Is usually
the case, although as compared with
last years primary it was marvel
of peace and quietness. There were
two states In the field, one of which,
known as "the Gospel Ticket" because
1t had a minister at both ends, was
gotten up primarily I'm the interests of
Allison, Evans and Jacoby, being solid
for Allison and equally divided be-
tween Evans and JacOby. This ticket
was known also to be favorable to
Amos and Henderson The other
ticket, called by fine stroke of irony,
"The Unpledged Ticket" was gotten
up i'm the interest of Mr.. Foust, with
out any reference as far as we could
learn, to any other candidate. The
polls were held open two hours and
half, and 226 votes were cast, resulting
in the election of "the gospel ticket
by small majorities. This result un-
favorable as it is to Mr.. FOust's
candidacy. proves that THE REGISTER
spoke the sentiment of majority of
the active republicans of lola township,
when it declared at the beginning of
the canvass that it considered that
candidacy "ill-timed and inexpedient.n
There is a very strong feeling i'm this |
township, as there is all over the
county 80 far as we can learn, that Mr.. |
Amos has fairly earned second term,
and it was this feeling, combined with
the very apparent fact that Mr.. FOnst's
strongest support came from the anti
prohibition element, that decided the
election last Tuesday. This result il /
not to be regarded as test of
the personal popularity ofMr. Foust in
his own township. If all of his
personal friends, among whom we are
glad to be counted, had voted for him
he would have been elected almost
1t only shows that he
a flowed himself to be brought out at
the wrong time and by the wrong
element.
The following Is the vote cast for the
several delegates, those marked with
IN having been placed on both
tickets.
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J.. M. Smyth came over from Eure-
ka yesterday.
Mr.. John Francis passed through
lola Wednesday on his way to indie
pendence.
Miss Maggie Steele, from Moran, is
spending a few days i'm town this
week taking in the big show.
Miss Ida NJ. Jones was in town this
week. We understand she intends tn
return to Kansas City next month.
DR.. Steele, of Indiana, is in town
this week visiting with his cousin, &.
A Steele. He expects to locate some
where In this State.
Mr.. Martin Ausherman, of Spring
field Mo. brother of Samuel Ausher-
man north of town, is Oh visit to his
brother and other friends in and around
lola. He seems very favOrably i'm
pressed with Allen county.
Mr.. w. w. Anderson started Tues
day for a visit to his old home i'm south
ern Michigan. He will hardly appre-
ciate the cool breeZes of his native
stamping ground as much as he would
have done three or four weeks ago.
Mr.. A. expected to be met in Kansas
City by A. w. Rowland, of Geneva,
who is also off for jaunt in the same
neighbOrhOOd.
The call for Beggs' Blood Purifier
il daily increasing. GoOdhue Il Ev-
ans are furnished sample bottles free.
1t is an excellent medicine for the Liv-
er, Kidney and Blood. Warranted.
Children will refuse bad tasting
cough medicine but they will all be
willing to take DIR. JacksOn's Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Lungwort whenever
offered. 1t is as pleasant as Maple
Syrup and will reach a bad cough
much quicker than any other prepar-
alton of the kind. Sold by all druggis.
In the winter season a slight cold
should never be neglected, the sudden
changes in the weather may bring ON
a complication of diseases from which
death may result. DR. JacksOn's Syr-
up of Wild Cherry and Lungwort will
soothe and cure it Immediately. Sold
by all druggists.
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VIM Hankins-l2l TIL Ijams-1O4
'Dr A Fulton-2lO Harry Stow-lOl
ROb't Cain-l26 sDavid W0rst=22I
'Clem kreutsr-206 OR Peek-l03
Jas Townsend-l3O sClem Kreuter-2O6
CA Lakin-lls 'EJ Thayer-223
II Vannuys-l25 AG Jones-l05
ii Danley-l27 Ashley Bliss-1l4
'E Thayer-223 John McDonal,l-lO5
Z l. Arnold-l2J III Harris-lU9
'Wm Barnett-224 sWm Barnett-224
ID B ID Smeltzer-123 Nose Grubbs-96
sDavid Worst-22l ~ j Fulton-2lO
NJ Clark-l25 Al McCarley-99
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mediately slid off, Mr.. Hanklns fall
ing with it, and Mr.. Roush falling
first upon the horses, then upon the
tongue and to the ground. Mr.. Han
kins was not hurt, but Mr.. Roush was
severely bruised and the hind wheel
of the wagon passed over his neck,
giving him a narrow escape. The
team was stopped by Doug Arnett
near Mr. NOrthrup's residence.
Twenty-Five Plumed knights were
in line Monday night. and the fine
showing made by even this small num-
Der was enough to show what we might
expect from 50 or 100 men. Monday
night at s o'clock is the regular time of
meeting for drill and it is earnestly
hoped that every man who has pro-
cured a uniform will be on hand as
often and as promptly as possible. The
manual and evolutions cannot be ac-
complished with good effect without
a great deal of drill and it will not be
long now till the time for drill is over.
Miss Josie Stevenson seems to be
having a lively time of it down at
Thayef on account of her well-known
radical temperance principles. AL
though in the drug business she abso-
lutely refuses to keep intoxicating liq-
uors. A short time ago she organized
w. c. T. u, and began making it
lively for the physicians who seemed
| to be prescribing spirits a little too free
iy. The other day she received an
anonymous note ordering her to leave
town within twenty-four hours. She
is still there, however, and If she
doesn't leave till she is scared away,
will be very likely to remain there.
/ One of our neighborhoOd youths, who
is very fond of practical jokes, while
| travelling through some of the towns
south bf heFs, told some men with
whom he was taking that be nag
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
HARDWARE AND METALS.
ororAr1oss To-Day.


Iyrs--Coliink per dozen, o. Gold Dollar,
per dosen %. Diamond Edge. per dosen' W.
's spKyiIL FL AND LIDs-4Hc per pound; sugar
settles 4kc per pound.
sCAIES-Fairbanks discount - per cent
-'T TIN PLATE--I. o. loxiA per box, 8 co. ]. g
rerne, 2Ox2s, per box, "a So
TINwARE-Pieced. discount 30 per cent
stamped, discount 60per cent
SOLDERING. ], lbc; No. IL and IA lsc pei
pG p1cK HoRsEcoLLARs-No. IL per dorer
HAMEB-two loop, " per posen: tnree nop
TXPC ys s boxes, 100 papers. 50 per boz.
CRUZ HOES-Per dozen, s 0o; railroad picks
w I ATT 8. dozen, 0 80.
RUsBER BELTINa-Discount SOP cent.
s SA5I5fIISs o. AND sns' srADEs-Roxland's dis
count % pc. cent Ames' list steel goods dis
'' MEH y SA HaARSwxRR-shsfts. finished. . @
buvSy' as express, b SO. Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory sxles, 10 ". holsters, z:
Coupling poles, 75. spokes, Xxx select z - q
Bowden shoes. Q m Northwestern horse nails
plov stes 70 rpriag steel, 50; cast stool, lsc.
BUGGIESL6rsde h and spring top. 30 00s
sop. lido O. .5,i& o. DO side bar, 100 0o5l3O 90 d.
phsetons LIS O0tpi50 90. A grade hide spring
leo 0002 90 do ?hmtona 80 0o@100 90 eumI
seat Suggies i76 oo@2so o9 platform o opIi,ngs
" WfRE-smcoth wire No .. 50 Nos II snt
n bKG tapanned. bsrbeA wirc. Co galvanized
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DRY GOODS.


cyOTATIOrs TODAY,
P2lEre-Srocmans, ~; LODI, 8; aiouosn, %
vioh, IS Aiien So Albion solid 81: toahoSJ
solid, SIX Peabody black. 5.: simpcon olass
jA; gtrrp mourning, OK; ds5roes@r anoni ,o
ing q S ss g on sn blue a R,s seo H.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTICs-'Apg'isna ,, ~
OK; indian Eoad.7; Swif, Creek -, o.ii r;'hs'
~ o; Edgcsela. ~. ~; Cs So,s 49,
s. dnartor OAK. o.. {. Lake George - 20
6foat Westsrn, ~ i; International, -, eS'
Atlantic AK bennlngton.7A; Na'eheT h'eh'
EiEE BROWN DoMEsTiCs-Lass Gco,ps
SIX; HaryerL ~; Pooahone.s. IN; Great faiis y
Pserloss. 50 q Plum Island, d Atlantic. ~
Greenbrier, *; Auendale, ~; Dwight 7H; Se'
'SY ssIEAcHRp Social s: Bunny
sidc' IN. Uoirresy.lle, TX: Forest. sBip lolanas,
X, q Auburn. OK; Lonsdal9 81; Icnsdsie, can.
b!;c. i2%; Msnsd,ts IL Eew , aGt1 nam aanbrie
& Hero, "A, .; Zero, u, s. Ballasdvsls . Gam
bridge, X, !; Feorless. ". 5hi fruit or inc Loon
TX; Gem Of the Spindle, 8; ksrkorsh; Glen; *
DucEsArtwght lo h y raso s-S s.o, III II
Hampden' brown and orab. oO. 10; Hampton
Xxx. do, IL Boe.o1. 1905, ercTn tnd uTso, ~ 81
Montauk, 30 inch, 2e 20. : % inoh ,, HA 20
rS % aS sna S Srst ia onaTct srpsa is ssv.
II TICKISG-L TosSoaS AGA, Is; Hamilton, II;
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard q, Va; hahton u
*; Omega 1s% ContlpeBtal Fancy, ~; s'ili'
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg l@ ,r
No. india IOXC ArliNgio gHg Thorndlxe
ii q Ia milton ii; American. To- Lowell City, %
PLAID OsNABURG5-Delts,7 ~; Economy
"; Ottawa, 81; Michigan ~: Hola, ~ wono
iswn,sX; Oa.swbasX. Arlington .; Augunta
JEANa~Roxborouxh, 1s; Psoinc r. r., Is
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic. l2h; Humboldt W
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, ssS; ken'uckS' 0'n
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This Ioar.lLast Y ca,
Th.s Year. Lus,, \ oti
TRADE ITEMS.

tn. sutq-ehana river AID Chesapeake bay
are SAID TO Toe litcI ally swarmine Win small her'
ring, aud the hauling senes are tssfng them In
any uuan,itv desired. Tae supply - fer Ia ex-
cess 81 the demand for this Mud OF herring, end
the fishermen are glad to dispose o. them at any
price. IIundr,ds of bsrrels OF fish have been
Allowed 10 eScape ftom the kc'ncs, and many
thousands OF them have been raulcd away BY
the "a mers in Hartford and Cecil counties TO be
used as compost great L.any have been salt
ed and smoked, aud the supply q cured her,
beisg caught The gill boats are doing so little
that only q few of them lsh at ell, aad they ret
eight or ten shad, or two hundred or thr,e hun
novel plan for raising money has been
adopted In Q Presby teiian Sunday school 10
Gepesee county, New York. E'ch member Of
the school Is REQUIRED on .he SUNDAY next io,'
uibutIon box cent for every year OF age rolled
up. wu.,c n u,,, vhich IAN,
round the Horn In 1919. and made bushels Of
money running between San Francisco and Sac
ramento Is now lying on the beach at vicsori.,
Rri,ish Columbia She " worn out and will
maya, IN IN apol her wheel
Nsth ,a Kennedy. the greacN chicken fancier
OF the south, oied recently az New Forrest
X. ntuchy. aged 20 years Every kete Of the
Union has Representatives Of his famous breed
VI he isWs Of Rhode Island require that nat
u aiis,d citizen, In addition 70 the quanncations
rec uired OF natives. shail own real estate above
iucum0f1UC( On tuS Nhiuc W sior
1000 pound pilver.up bear wa killed ~
centiy by curlev Roeers. hunter Of cnnstdef-
Abe posA in Yeilowssune county. Montana.
LArre5 Sears arv not ofoen found.
N Norfolk Knglsnd. farusrs buy hsh ~ ~
mn tpu snd mix With soil In the proportion u
sne.O lorsy and obtain heavy crops Of tu!nipe:
AiSrys humber Of Isdiaas ere around ALT
AZ CIV. and are mating nuisances q 6em-
ssjvrp by . aging DE paro q nsndinn9.
The butcher o. Nanstovn- fnnsyivenia,
Iercspuie iiccuse nx levied spou thsm.
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June closed tl.osi.2. aud July gi7's and 81 "a
,0ru-Receipt, 80 corn NJ 'tirmo lo-inN hT,i
.s.97l bushels, against &c 20 bush ~ Hpphtu
QnntHtiof - ~ close are u sha'c lower June
81 ii and July 6G3S Al y. Louis June con-
closed 81 Ia and July % -. being Hdoihae OF
oats Chicago received to-day io9c ~ bushels
amt shipped i50a72 Al 81 Louis Inuc oas
clr Sod = Ia AVID July 81 Loss ! = O M,
Hog pr0duc,s-M Chicago to-day mess pJrs
closed not quoinby chanRCd NJ Juno tle. ~ ana
July 81. 60 per barrel. Lard clos . Genus %"
or uer Q ~ ~ Jnae SIl7 ~ aud July ss3 =.
s,ocks-Sorthvvkternw abblCd all dny hkc
tia plato dropp d on u stono door The Luo'na'
lions nro pefhaps cnrioua enough 10 follow
C,osingyestefday rs Ia and opening 10 -dsy ~ith
mo frtciion lost ,ha caii contlnueo % y % :,
Did 06 % IL, % 80 90 aud ~ closed ore
noon Afcr ~ AMOR n ran ~ l.. ~ ~ 9b ~
W IL. 90 Ia gG "a 1G 4. Dc Ia, 20, 80 i.e
g az ard Qi l-2 1T close OF session.
glvins los. based on prcvl MS olofe. o. Ia
crut IaeEEwarns thnss I've sam rreeulafly'
opening 90 lower NJ ~ aud Dropping S'i cent.
Instantly, reaching 90 "a lowest az fourth
morning CAL and clusiug o jS, cent under
previous CLOSE. Teas d Pacific closed highes' =,
De- . rain OF I Is cents on previous close. West,
oiu Union opened Ia cen. higher et 10, motded
aud reached 50 Ia. highes NJ late Mt.tno ~
call, dropped again SID closed 53 l-2 loss OF
NEW YORK,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
6TONE-At the Dallas Quarvics, Sc per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; lec for wall, and 2bo fo'
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 70 Per nc
over "a feot 2 25 per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear. so; common, 2 25; u ceiling 20 on; cell
ing, 2 so Hx6 rough, 81 per l0T hx3 rough,
III per 100; xx3 dressed. 200 per 100. Siding,
/ rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, % per
100 siding Q so; X ceiling, 2 So \ ceiling, 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 9 10 per 100
ceiling, LIST common, 3 %, 2nd common, %;
siding, lat common, IS; 2ud common, 90.
Uommnn dom, So Eehh, $500 W NJ ~ use.
GHINGLES--vcl!ow Pima. 1904 6G whiss
p.no. 4 5oss6 %: sprass Nc. L b oe NO.
1 80; No. 3. 4 Is.
PLASTER PARfE-Per barrel. I 0044 30.
CEMENT FLUES-5 lneh, s7>ac, ii.oa. 100 .
ipoh cotling ju,nt ! 20; innh cap ,cs; tnoe
cNilirg icint ! Is; 2 inch csp DO, &c.
DRAIN Pies inch. Ice per icot <incs. zoo;
9 inch, s7kc; 7 inch, &Qss 0 inrh. oJe,
MIxEp PAINTS--R0a,ly for uso and all COL.
ors, 1 Is por gsl. AL tho tsEted and stan.
6sri naakos sr'o en- role by Dslls des.laix
WHITE LEAv--Ctsicty rLie. 1876 ~.
WINDOW GLkss-sxlo TO 1nxt2 sou i0xia
70 lax2,, %; 1924 70 20x2S 975 less ~ per cent
LlME--<)ool oroo. Arsrii, % per sssgrsc Luu..
4 &c Do,uson ear iote, 0c, per bgssril, l &c:
Biiins. IN i,er. 2f,. rraS tnshsi &c.
HAIR-Por pound. Sc gEc.
POSTa-Uecsr - 80 bois Teyu is
LAl Ns,---< - per Lt.v.
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GROCERIES,.
eoorATioHs TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS To-pAr. 1891.
COTyEE-yio fur, iifi2c; Prime EMO
TEAs-Impefial, Nose Young Tyson sOS
suGARs- Powdered, gAr ut LOAF yhc s riIn,
olahdcd 80, yellow olnrtded, 7'.o; choice Lou
Moo'LSssEs--LOnlslan choice, eoc' prime $50
4, VI run. s,asSc; De- ioboiicd. tsGHsc.
'BAGGING2Pure Jupp. ~ ms, ioHc; per
yarii lk lbs, iOso. ries LIS per bundle
Es926TYssS.sS. 's (, x XXX Ike cream
~boXhff"oiiSs } q per box blro India Y
pound bRrs, 9 So per box N.pouni bars Vopoi
0VGSA EbIIxs - star star' hui weight DSI, shoriilk
chRRsE-W, R. i2G fun orean' ia''
'p RmpE Np iec besis' ics,ton rope. $50
! WILL BuCRETs-i uQdi 70 per dozen.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, csc; spring, rer BOZ
WEAsuREs--E buahgl Iron bound, 70 po
dozen; 2'hoop pals oa Shoopj ~ No1ee
per doren; No. Z co: No. g. 7 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER bag aud straw, SONG
PowDER-5 % per key OF p pounds; i2h 90
drop, bag, ooas To- tucf, 2 2SS,a rs. =.
PiCKLEs = Chow-chow .ore.half barre
barrel, so. 2.gallon psils obow-ehow, ! 40
| / 81. Ginss quarts, 2 90. CLANS H.gallon. 90
Glass i.gallon, rs. Glass Hex. gallon, 10:
! COAL OlJ-ll0 degrees Gro test IN bsrrcie
2ic no t9st oil In cans, ~ l5o degrees mr.
test 10 nor care. - - -,
J MACKRHEL--No. l barrels, ~ So No \
barrels. z So no ! k.berrolF, 10. MOI u
! harroia 2 90. No. 2 k-barrelA. 90. No. his
! rs. 10. iitq, O5. No. 3 Eis ! %.
HOLLAND HERRlEG-lmported.l IS parf les
CAEDY--stick, IKE Q pound; fancy, lbG1lc
OIDER-Creb apple, 4ec: Mifsouri cider. 90
on, gallon. Vinegar, per gallon. 1890.
STARCH fearl ~. Royal Glass. 81. bon
! ton i.pound PACKAGES G. Corn ,tsrch l-po,in.
| PACKAGES ,. G-p0und wood box glass, IA. .
! round paper boz glass. Oh
| LYE-Conccntraisd, 2Tbnt 20.
| JuGS-wc quote: lie por gnllon foT elared
! Crooks iOu per gallon tor glazed.
DaiED PIX ACHRB-- Unpeoled. a.; peeled "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip bfogans, from 95Gl 81
Boys Kip br0gau,, from so@i 10.
Mems y. calf brcgans, from COOL rs
Boys p. calf brof ans. from 956gi Is.
Mems kip 2-bucklc plows. l 00Gl IS.
Boys' Kip 2.buckle plows, s5Ntl Is.
ker buff balls. congress and button, T512 rs
Mems calf balls congress and button, 60GD450
Mems kip boots "a 00od 30 co.
Men =. calf boots, "a 00Di5 90.
Mems calf boots, 20 OOdb6O 20.
Boys kip boots, Is GOALS o..
Boys Y. calf boots, l6 50@24 90.
Boys cal. ,oots, ~ J0s27 co.
wonen's o. Kip polkss, TbeSs7Ilc.
Miss m kip pollrns, 60n70c.
Child's ~ kip polkas, all sire, 4sf6s5o.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes. b5e65c.
women's calf peg and SO polish, ! ooNl 80.
Misses calf peg and SIS polish, eoeel Is.
Women's buff sewed polish, 03dai Is.
Women calf sewed rolish, 405l s7H.
women's Grain scwed aud polish, 90ssl rs.
Women'a lid sewcd 9o-sl 40.
women's goat sewed polish, 80 TO I rs.
Women's grain sewed button. i % tol Is
Women Q Md sewed button, 90 toe0Q
wouen's goat sewed button. 76to22s
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIKs.
sporATYoxB TODAY,

QUOTATIONS. 1OUArt -.
WOOI-Mexican ffee Of burn, u@i2o Mex
N@z2p nne wool, according 10 dit and con
ditou, lt122r bury, a0eo Per pound lea
soou.diny t enrrs at. a. ~. ana -, -,
oeP n, scconds, plump iiints % lbs and up, II,
per 10; prime Ugh. and lips lac Pc! y; culls
bulls and nasA oo9c per ID; dry sslted, e@likc
according p condition; ereem saitod. z c
iss Seai ssins, l5o1bc sheep pel6, - PEI wool
3l3csc. aheaflinGH l0<3160
TXIiOW-Prlme tallow, Co. tallow greasA -
SkReWAx-Pytme yellow. aor: dask Gud edu
s.Ao.a ahmEns
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LIQUOR.


QUOTATIONS. rO-DKX.
ALCOHOL so per < lllou, Q. per h. ID wines
WHISKY-Ilectihe1. 1gc6l 30 - per prOof;
s,ur NAH. one yeer old. 6l two yeafs old,
i 5baec 90 three years old. 2 50d2 rs; fancy. ex.
ira old whisky, 4 GOES %. as per aee.
wLNEs.Ciaret IN csses 3 eoeS$ o Pc Sr q.
ion. 4OsS Do white wine In cascs 8 b0@1e 90.
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum a Co, 70 oo0s2 u;
Heidsick, In basket % 60@S2 30; Kru9, In bae.
i |. h |" 5000 % Domestic champagne ~
BOTTLE BEeR-st. Louis quarts. ~ %, plots
II s. (; Budweiser, own sise, IL 80 pintss IL 90;
Eflan ,er beer. Quartz, I3 %, p'nh IL 10.
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LIVE srOCR.
QUOTATIONS. ro-DAY.

ouofAfIom ro-DAY.
BERvKe-Oun fed. per n, txe4hc cows
nUfT0Hs-Sd, fat muts,ns. par ID. IKE
oHO chojca per pound. 393hc
hbvs-Per pound. to4S0 stock hosA -
SULiz AND sTAas-yo nunse manu-.
SssH9ssssETE}r TUSt Sff EVE srocx-Y.rlius
s Pa 49, i 90 80: ys.s'l Ds. lea ss'i IL g.
: YER old heifsn pr bed, a &c
yosos ealveA 9 % y.ass Tszes sulia = %
Ps4ss rs,ssS III Is cod DufSsS. 70 @.
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FUTURES.

corror-The markets are nearly always dull
Leaf :, Saturdays Close. LstAarey prsvailed %.
dsy in opdons ct all the poro. Al mcntn:
iJvsrnooi q oeptembes. which closed today
and al q HeS Orleans and smaller q Iew Ycsk
whsst-eprinG vhns q ShtGeo e g.
s ssns ' ss"ii ia sashss against = .sis.sS
Al 81. Louis No. fssesaonssiy
lower g1eatsst decline % distant pesauoos'
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TosE-0pened: New York, oul.t New or
leans. steady; Liverpool! fat. Closed: New
York, steady; New Orleans, quiet; Liverpool. Ia