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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04
A Curious Trial.

from tI,e Chicago Inter Ocean,
know two or three men in Illinois
who have been close friends for forty
years, and it all came about IN this
way. O. H. Browning, the lawyer,
was at the time prosecuting
attorney. He was on his way
across the prairie to where court was
to he held. and With him we're the
Judge and the sheriff. The judge had
never seen q prairie~fire and one was
started for his benefit. The theory
vas that it would burn out without
doing any damage in the settlements,
but the wind raised and the fire be-
came furious and troublesome. Know
ing nothing of this, however, the ludge
expressed his sppreciation OF the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04
STEWART DEAD.

The Result of the Wound Received at
the Battle of Abu-klea.
A dispatch of the Goth from Korti,
to the British war Office, says: 'sGen.
Sir Herbert Stewart, who was wound
ed at the battle of Abu-Klea, died on
the 10th at the Gakdul Wells, to which
place he had been removed. His death
has cast gloom over the entire Brit
lsh army. Surgeons state that Gen.
Stewards wound was OF such char
acter that recovery was hopeless from
the first ,:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04

MRS. SPRINGER, although a constant
reader of the newspapers, is apt to
skim lightly over the headlines, leaving
the continuation of the articles largely
to her imagination. In reading the
Times a few days since she saw the
line, Reducing Potters' Wages"
whereupon she became very angry and
talked poor spriegins half to death,
because "them church syndicates was
50 aImity mean to that poor old
bishops'-lLise. ~
THE wrathful reader and the urbane
Journalist: a fierce subscriber-"sT,
curse your paper. Send it to b
Editor-'sThomas, change the gentle
mans address, ~ Arkansas Trass'er.
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plaintively. "How's that ?'' he said.
lis that like ?" But the query was
in vain. His jaw had fallen, and Mr..
Bolter was dead.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-03-04

AO1t~01&10
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offer TO eend their celebrated E1Ecrso-V -Vo1rA1s
B1uf and other E11clRso APPLIANCES on tri.i
for thirty days, to men (young or oI1) ofa1ictea
with nervous debility, ioss Of vitality and man
hood, and al kindred troubles. Also for rheu-
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diseases Complete restoration to health, viSor
and manhood guaranteed No risk il incurred
a. thirty days niAl il allowed. Write them 1t
once for Illustrated pamphlet treA
OSCAR WILDE defines fashion in
dress as a form OF ugliness so unbear-
able that we have to alter it every six
months. Egyptian dress lasted for
1000 years, and Greek dress nearly a
thousand years, and wherever dress
has been beautiful and rational it has
lasted Tor a long time The texture
and color may have altered, but the
dress has remained the same.
ARE you surs you are converteds''
said MIR. Spurgeon to a devout house
maid. please. sir. l think / am, for |
sweeps under the BEDS
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4 PROVIDENCE fR. IT, dog eats hot
washed clothes, -. =
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GEsl. k$S CAkUS .

7 OBB g. CONKLIN,
BARRIERS AND HAIR DRESSER2!
At their new Ton=orial Parlors Shower and Ho,
Ra'hs- We have two firss class bath -rooma
Main Street, Austin, Ainn.
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Market steady and firm at Saturdays closing
prices; extra steers taken by exporters at s. Goa
90; fair TO good native shipping steers. g 4Oes
20; medium 10 good butchers, s. 25@5 IS.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head: con-
signed through. ears. Market steady and firm
on good sheed, lambs shade stronger: inferior to
fair, s3 5003 IS; good to choice, 81 25G5 30
Hoes-keceipts, 15eo head; consigned through
76 cars Market fairly active and shade higher
good TO choice Workers, 81 S5@4 90; good butchers
grades, 81 GOA 20.
KANSAS CITY. July 27.-The Live Stock Indica-
tor reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 2,2Oj head; shipments, $50
head Market weak, especially for grassers and
Ice lower; exporters, s. 25@5 10; good to choice
shipping, 81 @@5 20; common TO medium, 81 80
IA 80; stockers and feeders, S. 5O@4 40; cows,
s2ta5 &c.
Hogs-Receipts. 1858 head; shipments, 37es
head. Light 5@l0c higher: heavy 5@lOc low
er: assorted to light, ~ S5@i 471z; heavy and
mixed, 81 20@4 50.
Sheep-Receipts. l-256 head; shipments. none.
Only poor quality on sales demand good for fat !;
fair TO good muttons, 3 2j(G2 IS; common to me
dium, s. j0@2 TO-
CHICAGO, July 27.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports
Cattle-Receipts. 500 head: shipments. 1000
steers, 81 5O@5 s.; stockers and feeders - odd 25
cows, bulls and mixed, - 00d3 90; through Texas
cattle, lo@l5c lower 81 75@4 90; II cars OF Wyom-
ing cattle unsOd.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head: shipments. 1000
head. Market firm; mixed hogs, sc higher; rough
and mixed, 81 OjGi %; packing and shipping,
q 3O@4 30; light weights, 81 30@4 IS; skips, s3@
sheep-Receipts, l,6oO head; shipments. 200
head. Market steady and firm; natives, S294 %;
Texans 75@S %.
Liverpool quotes the cattle market badly demOral-
lied. The weather is tropical. Beef eaters are
taking vacation. With heavy supplies of Ameri-
can cattle the best sold at lc per pound dressed.
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gave me this story. He is a well-khOwn profes
sional gentleman OF this city.
friends Of the Southern Confederacy, but / doubt
that assassination was ever planned or con-
temPlated at meeting Mrs suratt
was TO occur again-'S5 would disdain the murder
Gus methods OF '65: but the demand of the hour
was for blood and the woman's associates and
the circumstantial evidence was such as TO secure
her conviction. That Stanton, ful OF remorse
and ghost shadowed because OF her execution,
ultimately sought refuge in suicide, have always
believed an assassin-minded SANDER.
Lewis J. Weichman has recently received an ap-
pOintment on the Civil Service Board in the Gus
tom Department of Philadelphia.
Hearing this. William p. Wood, of 402 Sixth
street northwest, Washington, ID. c., writes: i
was Superintendent of the old Capital Prison and
JOhnsOn's administration. At the time of the as
sassination was away from Washington on bust
peTf psTfment. Hnd Returning, sn e was informed
that Weichman, then prisoner
wanted an interview with me- The historical part
nection with the Suratt case says that he re-
tanned as a witness. That is false. Weichman was
arrested in April, 1865 and held as prisoner. He
committed as one OF the principals in the as
sassnation conspiracy. This fact is authenticated
by the prison records. Weichman on meeting me
proposed becoming a Government witness against
Mrs suratt as a means of saving his own neck
History furnishes parallel TO so infamous an in
CRATE, so vile and pertdiOus wretch or such a
sneaking, eowdardly perjurer as Louis }. Melch-
ON hearing the proposition denounced him in
the most positive terms, declaring that he,
above all other OF the eonsPiratorss,
deserved to suffer death. ''Weichman,"
j continued: You were a schOolmate OF John
Suratts: his friends and his family influence Sc
cured for you the position OF teacher in Catholic
school in Washington. At that time you were the
companion of Wilks Booth, John Suratt. Harald,
and Others OF the foolish young men who were
kOstiletO the policy of the United States Your
first conspiracy with these was to secure Gov
ernmen1 position under Colonel Hoffman, Com
missioner General of Prisons. After obtaining
the position 10y systamatized treachery, you stole
extracts OF the records OF the office which you
knew were TO be sent 10 Richmond. II was this
service rendered by you 10 the enemies
of the Union that caused Mrs. sur
ats residence to be used as
rendezvous. You know she is innocent OF con-
spiTacy to assassinate any one especially Presi-
dent Lincoln. 1t was your official perfidy that
brought her here TO the old Capitol Prison. Mrs
Surratt has acted mother TO you; she has cared
for you as for her son, and believe that If al
this moment she knew you were bargaining to
perjure yourself to take away her life as means
OF saving your own worthless carcass she would
not then do you an unkindnesS, even if by such
action she could be saved. Get out of my pres
ence, you cOwardly wretch, and never again ask
10 see me on the subject of perjury, asking 10 be
made Government witness against an innocent
WOman.'i JAP TURPES.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 27.-Cattle-Dull .and
weak at n decline of Zoe 10 l5c from last weeks
prices Receipts 1892 head; shipments, ,55S head,
and sunday 81 carloads.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphias, ~ 15sd
) s.: Workers. 81 70@4 10. Receipts, $500 head;
shipments 2.600 head.
Sheep-Dull and unchanged. Receipts, $50 head;
shipments, 200 head.
BALTIMORE. July 27.-Beef Cattle Trade more
satisfactory on account of the change in the wealth
er: best beeves, 51sdj 4-5c; first quality, 4d5c;
medium, 55S S@4c; ordinary, S@3tsc; most OF the
sales, 1000 head.
Swine-ln light supply and fair demand. Re-
ceipts, 4,1s2 head. Quotations. 54@6>zc.
sheep and Lambs-keceipts, 4,06s head. Sheep,
2d4c; lambs, 3@5Lc.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Beeves-Receipts, 2la
portation; market dull and weak: extremes, - 20
@6 40 per 100 pounds live weight, for native butch
ering steers 81 80 for Texas do, and s. 2593 90 Tor
bulls; not all sold.
sheep-Receipts, &c carloads; no improvement
in tone or prices, and the market closed heavy al
s3@4 20 per 100 pounds for ordinary to choice
sheep, and S4@6 30 for lambs.
HOgs-Receipts. IS carloads; none Tor sale alive
market nominally steady at "a 6o@5 10 per lOO
pounds.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900
head: shipments, 100 head. Good cOrn-fed native
grassers, 81 25@5; good native butchers steers,
81 5OM5: mixed butchering stock - 75@4; stock
ers and feeders, S. J0@I 80; grass Texas steers,
s. 25a4; do cows, 81 65@3 y.
Pasa so1 sssve eead orselp s. so %
packing, 81 25@4 80; butchers, 81 6o@4 %.
Sheep-Receipts, none, shipments, 3UO 1eau. NO
supply and nothing DONE
BUFFALO, July 27-Cattle-Receipts,1 l, 800 head !;
consigned through, Il cars; in good demand.
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Open'g. Highst. Closing Lowest
Reeeipts-Hogs, l9.OOO head.
Car lots-Wheat, 60; corn, 37S; oats, 105.
PEvIrNv or TIE ppIrrsII cpArNr Tn M


REVIEW OF THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON, July 27.-The Mark Lane Express, in its
review OF the British grain trade during the past
week. says: The weather has been brilliant and
the crops are rapidly ripening Late sOwn spring
crops are suffering from the prolonged drought
Trade has lost its frmness. Prices closed on Fri
day in favor of buyers. The sales of English
wheat for the past week b 2,254 quarters at
SIS Id, against p 495 quarters 37s Id dufng the
corresponding week last year. Foreign wheat has
lost its iirmness; values, however are unaltered.
Values at foreign ports everywhere are are dtspro-
portiOnatcly higher than they are the spot
here. Therefore, the forward business is prac-
tically suspended. There are American offers of
oats at lower prices than those current for Rus
sian oats In the Off-coast market there were few
sales at old rates but on Saturday buyers offered
I'd lower. One cargo arrived. Four cargoes were
sold. nine were withdrawn, and five remained.
About twenty-three sailing vessels with wheat
cargOes are due. The market to-day de
pressed, owing TO the brilliant weather and the
prospect of an earlier harvest. Native wheats
were offered Is and foreign I'd lower. Flour was
in limited demand and to buyers advantage.
Corn was unchanged. Barleys were in poor de-
mand and unchanged. There was but little in
uIiry for oats.
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Bold Robbery-Terrlfic storm.

Special to the Sentinel.
MUNCIE, Ind, July 2i.-Two strangers entered
the grocery store OF Adamson & CrOpper, in this
city, this morning, and while one engaged Mr..
Cropper in conservation in the back part of the
building. the other opened the money drawer and
took therefrOm SIP. sl0O of which was cash, and
the balance in checks payable 10 bearer. Ii was
some time before il was observed that the money
had been stolen. and they made good their es-
cape but il is reported that Marshal COburn, of
Anderson, arrested one of them at that place this
evening.
A terrific wind-storm passed through Perry
Township in the southeastern part of this county,
Tuesday evening, blowing down one barn. Il saw
mill belonging a man named Brewer, and hun
dreds of rods of fence. Much of the corn was
broken of or beaten 10 the ground by the heavy
rain WHICH accompanied the hurricane.
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End of the Block Trial.
Special to the sentinel.

GREENsBUEG Ind, July 2j.-Yesterday was con-
sumed by the court and jury listening to the
speeches OF senator Voorhees, and Prosecutor
Tackett. Both made master efforts, and the large
crowd who patiently endured the extreme heat
TO hear them through, left, wondering which had
succeeded in impressing the jury.
The judges charge was concluded at O'Clock,
and the jury given the case.
Early this afternoon they returned verdict OF
manslaughter. and fixed the penalty at two years
in the state prison.
Many thought the penalty too light, while, per
haps, a majority expected an acquittal. Mr.. Block
bu rSt in tears at the announcement, though he
received the life sentence the former trial with
out changing muscle or showing the least sign
of his feelings.
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Crob Reports,

ROCHESTER, n. Y. July 21.-Special crop
reports from all the winter and spring wheat
growing States TO the American Rural Home
of this city state that in the Northwest the
winter wheat situation is generally consider
ed favorable. but Michigan alone raises q
crop equal to that of 1854. In Southern Hi.
nois, Ohio Missouri, Kansas and Kentucky
there had been no improvement in the pas
thirty days. In the latter States the miller:
are buying.
The spring wheat prospects indicate an
average crop if the hot sun does not scOrch it,
The grass crop Of the Northwest will l9t
equal that Of 1854.
Oats stand bountifully.
Corn shows preat improvement, having
made great gain in the last fourteen days
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DOUGLAS, Kas., July 21.-Six persons were
drowned in Walnut River, seven miles below
here, yesterday morning. Arson Carman
and wife and Mrs. J. Carman. their sons
wife. drove into a stream which had risen
during the night from recent rains, and were
swept down and out of sight of the second
wagon, which came down the ford few
minutes later In the second wagon were
Mr. and Mrs. Roots and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Carman. They drove into the stream and
were swept down also. Only Anson Carman
was rescued alive
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witnesses at Hand.

Mr.. Alexander Pelcher, 21s Market street,
New Haven, Conn.,, proposes TO remove all
doubt about the virtue of AyHLOPHoR0s in
his case, by producing witnesses when re-
quired. He writes: ''Was stricken With In
fammatory rheumatism. Ny daughter
mentioned ATHLoPHOROs. Immediately sent
for some. After taking two doses the pain
left me. l slept WELL and arose the next
morning free from the terrible disease. The
one bottle cured me. If any one doubts this
/ will nrOve it by several witnesses"
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The Provision Market.


Below are the present jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats, canvassed or plain tpain meats
not guaranteed against skippersl-S. G. Hams,
Reliable Brand !" Is lbs. average. l01zc; do IN
p lbs, and over, SC; do light averages, 10 lbs,
NE; do 121z lbs. average, lie; do Morgan ~
Gray's Brand, - lbs. average 912c; do l1la lbs.
average and over, &C; do. light. average 10 lbs,
10c. Cottage Hams, Reliable Brand" 6bzc;
Pieeic hams, Porter Brand" &C; California hams,
clear Reliable Brand" &c; do. clear, Porter
Brand" sc; English shoulders, Reliable
Brand u lbs average, SIC; do. English shoul-
ders, u lbs. average. SIC. Dried beef, Porter
Brand" 131zc Bacon-Clear sides, light or medi-
um W.T., 71Sc; do. backs. light or medium W.T.,
nc; do. French fitch. 62c.
d. S. and Picked Meats-English cured. clear
sides or backs, unsmoked, &c; Bean pork, clear,
per DBL, 200 lbs slS so; pork clear, per b6l 2Oe
lbs sl2 co. family pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs,
Sle 90: family beef per bbl 200 lbs. SIS. Also in
u bbls containing 100 lbs, at half price OF the
barrels, with soc added to cover additional cost OF
Iard-Pure winter kettle rendered in tierces.
re current chilled do, nc; in half barrels or
5olb. tubs, SIC; 4slb. tin tubs, s1zc 20lb pals,
SIC; 10lb pals, &c.
lard Oil-Pure winter test, in tierces, 55c per
GAL: do. in X bbls. 5712c per gal
Bologne-In cloth. SIC; in skin. &C.
Fresh Meats-Pork tenderloins. lOc; sausage, &C.
The Grocery Market.
Che.se-Full cream, New York. 10911c: Ohio,
SIC; Wisconsin, sc per pound; young America,
Gofees.commnon. fci saio1@c; ordinary. lo,<@llc;
fair, l114@liszc; prime, l24@12<e; strictly prime,
12sz@135<c; choice, 1354@141zc; Old Government
jazz, 1g5<@251<c: McLaughlin's xxx. roasted.
lib packages lO0b cases. 12tzc; 60lb do, 12lsc;
Arbuekle's roasted. 1>zc; Leyerings, 125<c; Car
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LONDON, July p, p. m-ConsOls, 90 GIG
for both money and account. Bailroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western -firsts, 25si do sec
onps, 6; Canadian Pacific, 45l4; Eric, AZ; do
seconds, coz; Illinois Central, 1885,; Mexican
dinary, 221z; 81. Paul common. SIS; New York
Central, g91z; PENNSYLVANIA, 5S14; Reading, s%
Bar silver, 49lsd per ounce. The Bank Of England
gained fl 200 bullion on balance to-day.
PARIS, July 27-Three per cent. rentes closed at
S1f21Sc for the account.
BERLIN, July 27.-The statement for the Impe-
rial Bank of Germany shows an increase in specie
of 3,5j5. 600 marks.
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The old custom requiring saleswOmen in
dry and fancy goods stores to stand all day
long without rest or relief is being superseded
by more humane rules in many of our lead
ing business houses. Lydia L. Pinkham' S
Vegetable Compound is highly praised by
those who have not yet been freed from the old
necessity for constanding and is a genuine
blessing in every such case, as well as 10 the
tired out housekeeper who must be on her
feet all daY.
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Ixnchinr in Illinois.

CAIRO, H., July 26-John Moppin, who
murdered Daniels, at Mounds Junction, last
Wednesday, because Daniels had married his
daughter, was taken from the Mound City
Jail at 2 O'Clock this morning by mob and
hung.
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The Produce Market.

Eggs-Paying 1Oc per doz., loss off; from store,
101z@1lc.
Butter-Creamery fancy, 27@2sc; choice, 1sa2oc;
dairy, selected, l5@l6c; country fancy, lSe; fresh
and sweet roll. Sc: low grades, Sale per Id.
Poultry-Spring chickens, l2c hens, 91zc per lb i;
ROSTERS sc; hen turkeys, sc; tom turkeys &c; old
geese, and well-feathered, per doz, 81 50; ducks,
per doz., 81 so
Feathers-Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks. 20
@25c.
Rags-1lld11Ic.
wool-Bright Indiana medium unwashed. 1sc;
for heavy merino and very coarse, 15c tub-washed,
25@27c; bury trashy and cotted, 10912c.
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Nichols Bark and Iron is universally rec
ommended and adopted by all sections of
the medical fraternity, as the only safe reli-
able and effective blood purifier, health re-
generator and constitutional neryine, in
valuable as o tonic and appetizer.
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Pile Turuors.

however large, speedily and painlessly cured
without knife, caustic or salve. Send six
cents in stamps for pamphlet. references
and reply. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, 663 Main street, Buffalo, y. Y.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Market.

UNION STocK-YARDs, July 26.
CATTIE-Receipts, l25 head shipments, 60 head.
Fair receipts of local demand not equal to the sup
ply; quality only fair and mostly of butchers
grades. Market slow and draggie especially on
the half fatted class; few left over unsold closed
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CASTORIA
When she was Child, she cried for CAST0RIA
When she became Miss, she CHING to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
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August.............. .........-..... .... track d
First hail August...............-.. . track 2j
Rye-No nominal.
Bran-Dull; sl2 90 bid; no sellers
Hay-Timothy dull; held at s1S 90; no sellers
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by H. E. Kinney & Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, No Chamber of Commerce.
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Choice shipping steers................ s. 4Oa5 70
Medium 10 good shipping steers....-...... 15G0 ~
Common to fair shipping steers.......... OO94 30
Stockers, common TO good.......-........ 4oC3 90
Choice cows and heiiers ................. 75ai p
Medium to good COWS and heifers....... } l5td3 40
Common to fair cows snd heifers......... OOG2 %
Veals common to good ....... 3 SOFAS 30
Bulls, dull common to g0od.............. 0Og3 y
Mixers, steady, common TO good-.......S OO@4o 90
Hoes-Receipts, $500 head; shipments. -
head. Quality not good; quite number OF grass
ers which are slow sale. Market barely steady;
closing quiet
uoo,-r oTd medium 4 45s14 20
Pigs add common to light-..---.-.--.---. OOG4 ~
Heavy rOughs and grasSers ) 5OG4 lO
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts, - head; ship
ments - head. But few here: quality not good.
Market dull except the best grades; prices.
about the same
Good TO choice 2093 GO
Common TO medium grades...-.......-.-... 2992 W
DS....- .-....
BUCKS per VOt5o w
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Fatally shot.

LOUISVILLE, July 26.-A special from Pinne
Valley says that James Simpson was fatally
shot by John Simpson and his son here Sat
E:day night.
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COMMERCIAL.

A great improvement in dry goods was noted
last week. sales far exceeding the same period last
year. The demand for seasonable summer goods
is very good. Prices are quiet and unchanged.
There is no change noted in groceries. New Cali
fornia goods win be cheaper than last year, and
the fruit promises to be better. In lemons stocks
are light, arrivals few, and market very firm with
upward tendency. The changes in the drug
trade very few and far between the inquiry for
goods continuing light. and the prospects poor for
a general revival. Opium is weak, and is
quoted at 50 So Quinine unchanged. Eggs and
poultry quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board sf Trade
circular:
Wheat-Local markets show the effect of liberal
receipts by shade lower prices than Saturday.
Arrivals large, sixty-five cars since last report
having been inspected. with quality good. Sales
of cash No. red made after call at 93c track.
tors paying 9Oc for wagon wheat. New York 54c
lower: Baltimore &c OF, and Chicago &c lOwer.
Corn-Prices, in the face of the promised mag
nihcent crop, are not very firm. Sellers willing
ers are scarce and general condition Is dull and
nominal. No inquiries for future. New York un
changed; Baltimore nc lower, and Chicago un
changed.
Oats-Too near the new crop for quotations te
| show much strength. All grades dull and small
quantities only wanted as present needs require.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patents. s. 00@5 IS; extra fancy, 81 CSC
so; fancy. 81 40@5 60: choice 81 25s4 35: family
6 1894 90; treble extra, % logS 20; double extra
e. s5as 90; extra, 81 6o@2 IS; superhne, 81 400
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CINCINNATI. July 27.-whisky-steady az
$1la
CHICAGO, July 27.-whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
ST LOUIS. July 27.-Whisky-Stoady at 81 IL
NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-whisky-Dnll ano
unchanged Western rsctihed at u 05@1 40.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Dry Go0ds-she tenn.
perature has been delightful. but the new demand
has been of irregular character, still there has
been a very fair volume of business. The bettered
feeling of the past two weeks has been fully maln-
tsined, yet buyers are acting eonservat1vely ana
are more desirous of securing good assortnenes
than large quantities.