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Massachusetts Democrats Choose Their
Standard Bearers and Enunciate
Their Principles.
Carl Schurz Suggested as Eaton's Sue
cessor With an Amusing Question
as to Eligibility.
Mr.. Dorsheimer Confident of HIPS
Election--James @. Blaine En-
courageS Foraker.
All Arrangements Completed for the
Hoadly-Foraker Joint Debate
Young HiScOck.
The TickoT.

For Governor. ... FREDERICK o. PRINCE
For Lieut.. Governor. II. H. GILMORE
For Sec'y OF State. :. JEREMIAH CROWLEY
For Atty General. HENRY NJ. BRADLEY
For Treasurer. HENRY NJ. CROSS
For Auditor. e. DELANEY
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The CaroIines Dispute.

BERLIN, Oct.7.-Germany has dispatched
a note to the court of Spain rejecting
Spain's claim to the Carolines.
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The ROumelian yrouble.

CoNSTANTINoPLE, Oct. 1.-THE warlike
attitude of Servia has compelled the porte
to call out more reserves for service on
frontiers. The Turkish ministry believes
that Servian troops will cross the frontier,
although certain of defeat, in order to raise
the question as to Servia's right. The porte
has represented to foreign ambassadors here
that Seryian revolution would lead to agi-
tations in Montenegro, Bosnia and Herze-
goyina, and that Austria and Russia would
eventually be drawn into the conflict. The
Bulgarian delegates, Petroff and
TOhanOkOff, who are commissioned by
Prince Alexander to assure the porte that
peace and order reigned in Eastern Roume-
liza, arrived at the Yildiz kiosk and solicited
an interview with the sultan. They
were Immediately arrested and sub
jected to an official examination.
The affair has caused a sensation.
It is stated that NJ. Nelidoff. the Russian
ambassador, has raised difficulty on the
Roumelian conference. He desires that
the article in the Berlin treaty,
giving Turkey right to
send troops to Eastern Roumelia,
be abolished. The porte is negotiating for
loan from the Ottoman banks. The
banks ask from the porte as partial guar
antee for the desired loan a concession for
railway in Asia Minor.
The porte has decided to have three army
corps watch the Greek, Servian and Bulga-
rian frontiers. A Warlike feeling is grow
ing here, and great activity prevails at
Arsenal.
THE SULTAN ACCEPTS.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, Oct. 7.-The mayor has
caused placards to be posted throughout
the citV Announcing that in viaIv Of tho
wishes of the foreign ambassadors to Tur-
key, the sultan has accepted the union of
Bulgaria and Roumeiia under rule of Prince
A
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ST. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.-There was a very
great crowd at the fair grounds to-day and
a large proportion of those present wit
messed the races, one Of which, the free
forall PAGERS, was closely contested and
highly exciting contest. The weather was
fine and the track in fine condition. The
unfinished race of yesterday was won by
Endymion, Sister Wilkes second, Victor
third. Time, 2:26.
The first race of to-day's program was
LII 1anciIncr ,,,....1,
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NAh0OAs
CoFFRE-Rio fair, elssel0; prime, lOSS0alllt
choice, l}(GlS; Lsguyre. IA; Java, ~; golden
Rio, "a; Pea Berry, lSIclS1S.
TEAs-ooiong, 5000; Imperial, 4SSa5;
Young Hyson, s@G60; Japan, eO(G6o,
sUGARs-Powdesed and cut loaf, 81;
clarified, Z; yellow clarified, I; seconds, 81
RICE-Domestic, 76S; foreign, none.
MoLAsSEs - Choice Louisiana, 6oG5S;
prime, 50; fair TO good, 50: corn srup, s..
snowflake, 10; Cartoon s, f., IN, II; cream
soda, .; Excelsior oyster, Z; X ginger suaps, );
MN ginger snaps, 9; y Lemon cream, s.
NIX Lemon cream, 9; cakes and Jumbles,
II; animals, IL; charms, u; strawberry
cakes, 70; sugar waters, is; cocoa bars, l5i
finger waters, Is; stage planks,S.
SopA--B t-caIhonate,l in Kegs, "a bi-carb.i
IN cases, 81; lump sal. soda, IN kegs, 21i
graduated sal soda, in bOib drums, 3.
ToBACco-Plug, 1l-inoh, S00bS5; twist, Tor,
2 and on, SSalOi Navy plug, 2SSSi6; smok-
6ASNEb Goops-2n tomatoes, LOO;
$S, 25 an d slackosSies' l;2S e,, IN
10; 2iS raspberries, i,5O; 2ib whortleberries,
l.5Oi 2ib peaches, LEO; 3ib peaches, 2,2j; IN
string beans. Ito; 2ib Lima beans, lbs; Wins
lows corn, 2a,l 81; j. Winslow Jones eornl
Oh, l.85; mountain corn, 2lo can. 80; early
June peas, leo; Numsen's fine family, l.9J;
Numsen's mRlrowfat, | rs; French peas POI
case, of 100 cans, 900; oysters, lib null
v. b5. IN lobs,ers is5, III saimnn Al.
In n,acke rel OK, / m corn beef 900: on eorn
beef. 4 90: shrinlp, Sg5: chile con csrne. Us,
an armies. o.. / paI. anpleg.S25.
SN1JFF9 Ggrrett7s. q OK i'25 per case: 2 or.
g.5O. oz. 8S5, Ralph's. & OF. 1878. i og. 925:
X OF. I25
"SoAp-ollye, AIS a hnx, blus IhdiN, u n
bars. 8O5 n bnT. AZ n nara. S.Sj "a 6oS. I n
hars 4S a hnx,1 Ii sotinet. asg. 81 satlnet
$50; 3 ib lar cocoanut oil. S75;Slb fnll value
S.25; white Russian, $40; ID Dandy, S25i
''CArpI,ee-gt star. fuu ,uaight. IgLs@.lso.
0urye,,- EnII oreSr1 none
{eoPENSlko hasis. cottnD 1or. lec.
rI,oFltEag9P T 81 Donna. nj a1ysns tan "a
.cT WV SEh ''N'
yn Appr,ys y lpnt,- Rae and airayy a. ne
PIcKLEs-2-eaiion pals, mixed pickles
~ gstiom a M SIosS gaIloT M clSaps ,eS
,iseliop la A''-'A e''' '''' e'''0'
49, ~ hrv w M ho,rAla 10 IN, No ".
berrsis TT0, M, Lt.barrels. IA. =
bSrreis'5 OOi M sb9rrala. B AZ. fJe no,
~. ~ q ,io AZ NJ 9rits ~ iN'1
fIv,Iioc frscItaS o; "a ,sy
YAgnI, Stick az IA N. }ancv iS.s1Sc ~
i, ~, 20 --Ss0'
fIInpa- AN aSy1ia 20 ~, Nsaou,{ eior $40
o., ~ LA'--' ASD Ntptgi auVi 4fSnhoutA NAN"@i Si'
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DRY GOODS

Prints MGrrim9ok, fancy, bLi MRnohes.
ter 555iArnOld, 9; American, 81; Pacific, So;
Hamilton, 6ySi Gloucester, ~; GloucesteT,
Allen, 5J3;i Lodi,i5s; Simpson, 6: EDDY stone
0; simpson mngp s. Allen, pink and
purple, 8; Simpson silver grey, s; Rlchmon6,
pink and purple 6; Dunnoll, Bhirting, al
hagetta shifting, Al Allen check, 634i Pea.
BODY, black, VI; Simpson, hlsok, q Roso-
BBoWs sHEErINGs--Crown, TS; Augusta
o. Ettrich LII, 81 Charter Oak, *; Live Oak
4; International, 5zi Laurence IL, q; Gleu-
Gqie z y! En ais,pn Glendale ~ 81 Boat
Brown sHIRrIRG-Cast Iron, s; Farm.
ers. u Honest u; Pocahontas, II; Allen
dale, q Century eli Dwight u; Lockwood,
u; ManOtobs 81; Bedford r. q.
BLEAcHED SHIBTING-Eew York, l0lt
Wamsutta ll1s; LangdOn, 8h; Lonsdale IA /;
LOnsdale Cambria, "; MQsOnyille, l0k Fruit
Of The Loom, Shi Gold Medal, u; Cream OF
TiCKNe-- Amoskeag, A CA, lS; AmoskOag
a, l3l8i Swift River, "a; Standard o, z, Eas-
ton Xxx, lO1I; EagtOn AA, II; Oakland fancy,
VA Acme ODD, "a Raleigh, lO4; Standard
2 2 Pearl River lli slbloy Awning, %.
Characterization, l0l4; ThOrudlke, l0ia
American 81 Rock River, g; Raleigh, ~
Unknowni 8.8 Va Jewett City, S1G IN
known, 6-S, 10,
DENIMs-Amoskeag l25I; Otis, l8L; York,
C'HECKs AND PLAGDs-Mount Pleasant, 2.
Catawba, ~; Old Dominion, 7; Memphis,
u; Queen City, ca; Augusta, 7; Tonneseee
l0Ai CottondGle, Il Cumberland Check, u
| Sihley,8.
utNGHAMs- Bates, 81; slatersviue, &,
Wcetuue, u Bates Dress Plaid, 3; Scotch b
f. ms Amogkeag. 81; Belleview, ~
Washington, o. Wlndemore, u
CHEYIOrs-O akdale, "; Sterling, ~
Unknown, b. b., 81; slbley 94i Glen Rid.
do, l0A; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever.
ett "a; Boss, 8; SilVordale, 8, Arlington, 9
/ Victoria, u; GormRniA. l3lk; Bates, r.
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nYQUORa.

ALCOHOLIC gallon, y3D5s,f4S7.
BnAEOIyd --DOnesue,cl gallon, jl.5Jt3 g3.0O;
imported oOgnao lS77, F grllOu,{ $3.50; lSI2eh.65:
ls1O 1910; 1866, $3.50; 1850, $40; iS6s 6 90;
1918 llOb0; Otard, Dupuy q Co.'S cOgnac, 1875,
I5,sl; lS10, 800; 1854, $780, 1888, tlO.25; Bis,
quot, DubOuche a Co, cOgnac ISIS, $3.50; 1870,
R50; 1888, $500,
GIN--Donestic, New York OF Philadclphis.
y gallon, Sl.75; lmpo rted, Holland. $50 0p8,75
Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, y gallon, $8lb
d3.26; Sir Robert BurnettH Old Tom, v cagk
ttJOge.O0; Holland, ~ case, $3.50.
WHIsKN--Reotlhed, g5 q uani, proof p
gallon, u,S0; Western, sl.8O9l40; Bourbon
Ni0q8.bO; Rye, Sl,b0f360; Scotch imported
sa.0Odp4.2b Irish, imported, St.25gs S.T6.
CHAhPAGNEs - Piper HeidHalck, quarts
p doron, $500, Krug & Co, quarts, y dozen
G5O; Nicer & ChandOn, Sillery Mouaseux, n
iOfen, an; G.. Goulet, = doEon, $500; q
X, Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, "a Hdditloual dry
vereenay, 2i,T5; Extra Dry, 300.
WINKg-CRlifornia clRret, R gallon, 7ji
Hienlandel No, l, n gallon, 40JSl; Imported
olarets, ordinary, u oask, 10.O19S100, family
olarots, per cask, 4O.OOC3S60Oi ane olarets, Il
osSe, @.0l8l7b00i MedOc, y case 500; 81
lulian, W case, $50; Margsux, \ case, 100,
Ponto CRnet, N case, 100; Larose, y case
lA00, Ieovil, p case, 1900; Cnateau LanltB
Vlicaos, saA.OO, ordinary, v oGso, 22D1b3b1'
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EABDwARD Ann msrAns,

ANEG-CollinB, - dozen SEQ; Gold Dollar.
e dozen, 80Qi Diamond edge, = dozen, $50;
Double Bit, 100.
6KuLErs AND LIDs--4}se v n; sugar kat.
Tin PLkTE-I. o, lO1la, . box, 500; l. o.
lAX20 IR box, B,OOi Tern6, llE21, q box, 9.SI.
Verne, 20x2S, d box, 1870,
TTEWARH--Pieced, discount 81 N cant:
stamped, discount SO q cent,
EQLDEfl-NO. /, loo; No. u and a, l6c n 81,
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No, ], AS a dozen.
HAMEs--TW0 loop, $50 p doEOn three loop,
8.76 n dozen.
TEoKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, $50 q box.
SEUB HoEs-sl dozen, $50; TailroEd plckH
dozen, $50,
MArToUKa-R dozen, $50,
RUBBER BELTIRa-Discount 30 p cent.
HAILH-3,00, rata,
SHOyEIs AND SPADrS.-Rowlaud' do.
count 40 n eeut; Ames' list, ri ol goods, d
CONT 20 aid 10 "a cent.
HEAVY HAEDWARE--Sha nnisne. 900
roles, 1850; HinglotTeos, wagons select. LIS,
Buggy 40; express, 255; wagon tougusg
1905 hickory uNlos, 1900; bOlBters 475; coup.
ling poles, t7b; spOkeB, Xxx, select, 40
Xxx, 16O' sawed fellOef, ~, LIS; 2, 2,ODI
BOWdun Shoes, 600; northwestern hCrsCnair
30. 9, 500: Z, Cos; B. 100; uar iron, So rate
pl9w steel, 'ci sprn; Ga sos cast steel, l80
BU0CIFa-GrGde (, 40 spring top e0tIe
lCjO0. do, Open, 70b,;s,S0C0; do. slide gprlui
top, il00O,gl35.O0, DO. aida bar, lO0.0l0i8O;Oj
DO. phmtOns l2GQtUl50gO! grade a. Sdt
upIlrF, li1W0'2oo09i 40, phWtCuE l50,00G
NNv0; bump seat buggl6H, lsdGN 26OOO; plat
form sprirrf, l0.0fl2oOi tlIpe spring wAg,
ops, 80.OOGL6O0
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AuIDa-sulphuric y carboy, tS.75; ei;ric, .
n, 5i0p58ci oxallc. u n, lC1S; tartaric, pow
dsrso y. n, i5Gi8.
rs 70 SOC eamphOr, q 10 IS; opium, $40 70 40.
Ous- Bergamot, SanderaOn'a, ~ h s2l0;
igmon, ssnderon's, }l.S5; peppermint, 800
w,ntorgreen, $2.3j; olive, Malaga, sl.26,
poTAsH-- Bromide, y ., acc; iodide, s8.35.
JoAPB-Castila, ncntu6d. y N, 6Hl00. cas-
10, white, Gi9it
M1sCELLAHUoUs go Arnu1oula, carb., v p.
20c alum, 300; arrOwrOot, bermuda, Soc; hal
sam, 0Opaiba, SO; bOraN. refined. 1909; CGln-
mel, am, 75o; castor OIL = gal, 81 sBBl0O;
1as8is buds. 81 NJ 6lBlS; oreRTc tartar DDrg,
y no. 49, corrosive sublirnnte, g b, IS, ChlorO.
nrm, d 70, 80; extract lOgwcOd, bulk
" 70, l2nHIglycerin6, hulk, 3 r., l5.lO1S
Iodine, r5ubllmatud, 4 n, 800, leRycs
1uchu, short, d 10 IS, loEvOs, 5ennS, Alex
N, 81 morphis, eulph, b o., $50; spirits
lt0J eFeot, u b, SIS; sirychnlR, crystals yl.S5
El.sO; t2piOoa, y q, I; WSI, Whlis, Z ~
RyS,
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BOOTS AEn SHOES

ElAaas Kip brugans 95Gl,25; boys KIP bros
gang kQ9l.00; mems +, calf brOganE, l.0O1al7b;
3.hWcEle plows, l.0O2lS5; boys kip 2-bucEie
ploWs, SNll.25; mems bud balls, congress aud
button, l50G225; peu'B calf balls, congress
anu button, 2,5O03i.b0i mems kip boots, 2i,000l
lRlf boots, 2o.OO6e6Q00; boy't Kip boots, 1l.5e5a
R00i boy'e p. calf boOiB, l6.50(y24.0O; boy'r
ialf boots, 9l,501s2i.00; women's a. kip polSss
H@Iko, Misses ~ kip polkas, Ggp7Oc
hild's ~ Kip polkas, al Hiaos, sJ956o; chllds
Nd Hs polish, l,00dpl.Si; Missed calf peg and
- polish, B9Nl.l0; women's bu newed poll
shl M4l25 women'E calf sews, poliah, Lac
hlNlgfi womenlg grain sewed and polish, 90
t&bi WomenB Kid sewod, eOtsL16, WOmsnia
nnnl laNgAl nnllrh. I.hlAl ~.
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GunBrR avn nu1nDrKe brArrRyAr

LultnER-R Rough lumber Sls0O;N native
ceiling, Is .O0i q native ceiling, 22,50;& native
hooringi a5.0Oi y native siding, 1900; 4 rough
ceiling, 1850,
sHINgIEs-- Bote, cyprsss. $3.50; o. X oy-
prces, s,0l; No. / cypress, $40; native pins
honrte, so; native sap, S276.
PoeTs-Cedsr posts, best l2l{o each.
LATHB-Per LOCO, 400.
BRfCK-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000.
PLASTER PABIs--NoW YORK, 900; Mlohl-
gan, a.j0 per barrel.
OENENT-Rosendale, 275; Portland, bsst,
8,2j per barrel.
SToNF FLUEs--About Coo per foot.
or according 10 BlSo.
LlME-CoOpered lime, 200 por barrel.
HA1R-GOat, &c per pund.
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

NHEAT--766GSOc,
HA E--kanhHs, Bic.
guBE-lu ear, Csc sRcEed, 75c,
OAT1-ln bulk, Sjc; nom rtoye, 203C
higher.
FLOUD-per cwt. PHtsot, s8i6; fancy, 80 0O
choices family. 27OG2.60; xxx, S2,J0lB2.00
low grAda, 2.30G2.3j
RRAN-Pero Wt:At mills0Jo Ia storo,t ESQ
10.
C0ENMEAt--Fine boltod p0E 100 pounds
Ago,
BoMIEy AND GRIra--s6 per barrel
QEED-ChOppod corn per 100 pounds, q 40
chopped corn and oats per LOO pounds, G.sg
Torn bran per 100 pounds, 800.
GRAHAM FLOUR-Per Ion pounds, a.
0AY-Prairie, 80 to 3l3 per ton, NIL,
let, 80 per ton, or 80 loose.
MiL--. SE-p-- L-rgo, Sl.2O; small, Sl.OO.
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wOOL, nIDns AuD pELEatEp,

WOOL Mexican, rec OF huus. nominal,
NoA SAD Improved, l2p7c; coarse, llu; mo-
dlrm i5Bic; nne wool, ao1ordng 70 dirt
aud cg1ditiOn, IG7c; bury, 2lA9U Der
pound leU, according 20 burns.
AtDEB--Phme plump dlnth, 20 lbs and M,
l4O per bi seconds, plump hints, ~ hs aud 80,
1870 por n; prime light aud kips, ljso par 10.
bulls nndatsgs, 5000 poY M; dry Sllloj, no
gl l;so, according - condition; grvan rRltcj,
797lso,
TkiJow-Psine tsliow, 5Si tauog lraa5a,
yellow tu brown. Ashs
pHITaIn1-Deer skins, l8C9lSc; antelope, 10
@Ho, ahsep paltg, % ptl wool, S6t6ic; Bheaf-
logs, le@llo; FaQtn or poverty nom 9Al2c,
hiety l8ql6c. and nearly all receipts no faI
osed medium.
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Another Llto saved.

J.C. Gray, of Dadovillo, Alabama,
writes us: IL have beon using vonr DIR,
VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and | can say, of truth, It II
far superior to any other lung prepare.
ton in the world. Ny mother was
confined to her bed four weeks with a
cough, and had every attention by a
good physician, but he failed to effect q
cure; and when / got one bottle of your
DIR, VIM. HALLS BALSAM For
THE LUNGS, she began TO mend right
away. can say in truth that 1T WAS
THE MEANS or SAVING HER LIFE.
know Of Eve cases that DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM has cured, and my
mother is better than she has been fol-
twenty years."
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LEArIHnR.

L0UIsYtLLE OAK SOLE LRATHER--X
neavy, free OF brands, S8o 10; X medium, FREQ
ef brands, SOC lb A heavy, ono brand, 86c
10; medium, one brand, $40 lbi Baltimore
crop, SAC.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER--PTime, 10 TO - ID
sides 500 hi good, l6 TO % sides go 10; conn
ter il 10 Il 10 sides, 25c lb; q. D., MatalnorRs,
S5c ID; No. /, oak harness lea, 30 10 80 10;
No,2, oak harness lea, 81 to $50 ID; No 1,
hem harness lee,S}c III; No, hem harness lea
hem skirtlng lea, $50 ID, Wet and Oridlo
leather, 81 TO SiN side.
PHILADELPHIA OAIF--hXtrA quality, "a
10 ~ 10 10 dozen, Sl.20 10; % 10 ~ 10 10 dozen
Nli lbi A 10 81 lb TO dozen, G.05 No. % To 90 10
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS.
81 LOUIS, May 25.- Cattle-R Receipts, i 400;
scarce: hrm ard some sales; higher; light to
eCed shipping steers, AGO 10 $50; choice
40 10 70: mixed butcher stuff, 3 Is to 4.5O;
sioskels and Feeders, S.75 to 4,75; corn-fed
Texans, 400 to $50; grass Texans, $50 10 400.
Hogs-R Receipt, $500 lower; weak and
slow. l,ackers. S75 to 4.l0.
sheep Receipts, LEO; fair 10 good clipped
muttors. % to i.00; fair TO extra, 4.0jto 4.50;
carnInon natives, 200 to 30; Texans, 200 TO
SF0. srring lpmbS, l.50 to 500 per head
Eicur lower and weak; NN, $40 to $50;
XXX 3 i5 S.75; family, 800 to 90; choice,
4.s0io450; fancy, ass 10 o.2Oi patents, $50 to
Wheat lower and only moderately active;
more, then rasned, but closed 4! to "a under
saturday: No. , red, cash, los; June, l.0i2I TO
los closing, 1859; July, I0jM TO l.05A
closing, 1906; August, lo65s to LOIS, closnga
Corn lower and weak; No. 5, mixed, cash,
as TO ~, according TO location; May, 1874 to
46ll closing, l5sz; June, Ij5s TO 45ls; July,
49, to 46, closing, l514; year, 3g'4 to lOSs,
Oats Oats love- and dull; so ? mixed, cash,
81; July, 8l}S; year 2oas,
Corn meal lower AZ 30
Whisky steady at Lib
Wool firm and active; tub washed Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Arkansas, Il to 27l5; I'M
washed, 10 20 20; Texas spring clip, III 10 Is to
70, The latter Il + u mon hs' growth
Provisions lower and weak and only Job
trace done.
Pork, II. % asked.
Lard, $50 TO b,G5.
Bulk Meats Long clear, $50; shor, rib,
$40; hort clear, 6O
Bacon-Long clear, 600; short rib, G.lO to
G.l27; shor' clear as o635
Hams $50 30 ll.50.
At the afternoon board wheat was hrmer;
July, 1885 August, l,O7,
Corn was q lower.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, May &.-Wheat lower;
cash, 50; June, SO 10 $50; July, $50 to S53z.
Corn weak cash, p; June, 1874; July, AZ.
Oats nominal AT 81 bid
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
Cattle ceipts, l,l00; strong and TO 10
cents higher, exports, $50 to s 40; good to
choice shipperr, % TO 5I5; common TO
medium, ass to $50; feeders, 4lOto 800; cows,
2 50 10 400.
Hogs Receipts. $500; weak and 10 cents
lower at $3.50 to 3,75.
Sheep Receipts. S8i; shipments, ll0
steady; iair TO good mutons, 2.7U TO $40;
common medium 20)tO $50
CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, May 2j.-Flor dun and UNI
changed
Wheat very quiet, with fluctuations slight
and unimp0rlant; prices declined X, huclu-
ated and closed under Saturday May,
SSl4 TO $50 closed, $50; June, SSts to S5Z,
c'Osed o95 July 9@s 10 0lH; closed 9l e
Corn active but weak; opened "a lower,
rallied tTiile, declined to Inside range and
CLOSED Z under saturday cash, iGA TO 1873;
May, 46M to ~, closed 10Y; June, 4Gl{ 10
46s4, closed 1873; July, 46 TO l5& closed lGg,
Pork active but weak, unsettled prices and
declined 10 to l2j3; cash, l0S7 10 to 1890; JUICE
lO65 20 10 %; July, 1895 to II Us.
Lard declined 60 10; closed steady: cash,
$50 ~ to 6Gj; June, SOTO 667 l-2; July, G7i
TO 6 10.
Boxed mpnt, steady; dry sailed shoulders
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Fruit AND POULTRY.

APrLKs--, 1850 per barrel; mono IN market
ORANGEs-Siclly, " hox, $40 TO 50 50.
STRAWBERRIES $3.50 per case, accord
ting 20 quality.
LESeSs-slcily, 4 boz, sa.g@a.76
DATEs-In trails, 70.
BANANAB--2.0OC,8.dO q bunch.
ONIoNB-None In market.
PoTAroFs-fB bushel, old 20; new, LOO.
gABBAeH-ic per 10; G0,G75c doz. Texas
ChIcKnHa-We Qnnls ~ AO0p dcsen,
spring, 275; turkeys, 5O075o.
EGos-l0c y dozen.
BuTrrR-pest grade northern, 800; best
dallas county, l5@lsc; other Texas county
butter, ioc. according 70 onality lns MsR
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Tine o. Citations given below refer 20 corn fe d
animals, living weight.
BREvks--SIi0tic per pound.
Cows-S1io per. pound; mich COWS, com
mon, $50 per head.
5HEKP-Prime, AVS 10 $50.
1oATB-None on the market,
hoGs-Sld GSlfo per pound.
BULLS ANDlsTAos-l1fls2c per pound.
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shilob's Vitalizer Is what you mood for
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizziness,
and al symptoms OF dyspepma. Price
l0and 70 cents per bottle, Sold by ]. l..
Williams r. 90.
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Cured of Chronic Rheumatism.

81 suffered almost intolorable tor
ments from rheumatism for many years.
Parker's Tonic restored my health,n
says M. Alfred Baer, OF Sing Sing, N. Y.
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p. z. p. The great chicken cholera
cure Is sold at . cents per package by
George I. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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MONEY, sTOCAs ANO BONDs.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Money on call easy
a. ~ per cent; prime mercantile paper, to
b; foreign exchange no hing doing; quotes
unchanged.
nlnsed- nt thn fnIlnruInn rrIrns hih.
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shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for oatarrh, dlphtheria md oankor
MONTH Sold byJ. l.. Williams n %.
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Largest Embroidery Sale
ever known at the prices advertised at
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t.. S. L..
This Is the only Chartered Lottery OF any
State.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

incorporated IA 1865 for % years by the .og-
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poscS-wlth capital OF 81, O00,0OO-to which
reserve fund OF over $4,000 has since been
added.
Chise was made n part of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2, a. ID. 1919.
A SPLENnlD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE.
It's Grand Single Number Drawing WIN
take place monthly. Ir NEVER SCALES on
PosrPoNEs. Look at the following Dlstr-
button:
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100 Dozen Towels
at 5, 10 and loo, each, cannot be bought
for double the amount, nt Baumars.
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window Glass at low pricos, ana
gr hEing done IN any part Of the city.
HAMILTON q YOU'VE,
S98 Elm street
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chill lcan, from
tho feeble infant of one wet \ bid to the
adult. ItcoIrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
mother and child. We believe it tho
best and surest remedy in the world, i'll
all cases of dysentery and diMrh@a in
children, whether arising from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using win accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis Il Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. 25
cents bottle.
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care rnss.
sense of weight in the back, loinA and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has some aztec
lion OF the kidneys or neighboring or
gaus. At times, symptoms OF indiges
tion are present, hatulency, unessi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
8gessble itching, after getting wariui
il common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Files yield at once
to the application Of DR.. Bos9nko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly rpon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching, aud affect
ing permanent cure, Price, 30 cents.
Address, the Or, Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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oorroN

foSE: Closel--New York, quiet: New On,
lesna, quiet; Galveston, Arm; Liverpool,
steady.
COTTON sTArEMRNT