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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-21
THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.


Tuesday and every day of the balanc,
of the week was spent at the Fai
Grounds, and to say that | was wei
pleased is simply drawing it mild.
This very distinctive feature of St
Louis entertainment, which is a twp,
unto itself and without rival or coun
terpart in the world, has made pro
gress during the past few years more
rapid even than that of the city itself
and has achieved fame international
The liberality which has always been !
legitimate boast of the management
has this year been exemplifed in new
departure that cannot but prove i'm
mensely popular"
This is the addition of a race track
md grand stand, thus completing its
list of attractions 10 suit sill tastes and
bringing TO it the hearty support of the
horsemen of Kentucky, who delight in
sports in the speed ring by their
fayorites.
The st. Louis Fair is twenty five years
old and there is nothing to equal it IL,
the world; the grounds are beautifully
laid out in groves and gardens, with
gravel walk7,and are thoroughly drained
A beautiful little lake with grotto and
artificial island is much admired, while
the little steamer upon its placid bosom
is kept plying from its pebbly shores all
lay. Over fifty elegant buildings be
longing to the Fair Association adorn
the grounds besides the many private
architectural pavilioHs erected the pres
ent year by various manufacturers. at
their own expense, to exhibit their
goods annually. The Fair Association
offered three cash premiums tor these
buildings and ii caused rivalry among
the manufacturers As to who would
erect the most elegant building. Deere,
Mansur 4 Co.. the great pillow firm, took
the first premium. kingman & CO., the
second, and j. E. Hayner & Co., the
third. They are quite an ornament to
the grounds, the whole number Of these
buildings being about twenty at present.
Over one million of dollars has been
expended By the Fair Association in
the improvements upon their grounds.
Everything il upon q grand scale; the
amphitheafre is 1900 feet in circumfeT-
ence and will shelter fully fifty thousand
people. With such extensive accommo-
dations for the edifcation and amuse
ment Of visitors to the great St. Louis
Fair, it is no wonder that twenty-four
States and Territories and Canada
brought hither their agricultural pro-
ducts, their fine stock, their agricultural
implements, their machinery, their tex
tile fabrics. their fine poultry, their fine
butter and cheese, their fine fruits, in
short everything that possessed any
nj RI and FIR - iob f1xous <.<s,ld rza.s1,.,
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Regeneration and PoI1-Books.
Justice DOcIxets

Kept regularly in stock and forwarded on order
rom Circuit Clerks at expense Of counties.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-21
TUE FLANBEAU CLUBS.
TUE uAcKEREL BRIG AIDE,

An organization that burlesques every
thing, made their appearance on Friday
night. and created no little merriment
among the thousands of people upon the
streets of the city by their quaint CARR
catures.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-21
Programme of the Colored State
Fair Association.

Co. Fem Elk COm., Hancock county.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-21
THE TRADES

made their display. 1t was much larger
and finer and received more encomiums
than The Yelled Prophets pageant, and
being supplemented this year by parade
of the uniformed Military and flremeD
Department of the city, it created an
enthusiasm among the citizens OF st.
Louis far beyond anything ever expert
eneed there before.
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year there are many outdoor professions
of night, by various orders, 10 enter
tain visitors. At the head of these or
CARNATIONS are The Yelled Prophets,
something upon the style of the
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Die Somferen5 In aomftamtimupel.

Sas grgebniB Der gesentpdrtia in
&onitantlnopel tagenben 8altan=Gon
ferena piro babon abbdngen, ob &uBs
Lamb unb Oefterreid li9 tpirfli6 i6on
tiber bic Regelung Der orientalilben
Wlrren beritdnbigt baben ober 1i1 min.
beitens wdbrenb Der beboritebenben 8e.
ratbungen einigen. 9ie 8ergr6Beruug,
bic Serbien beanipru6t, fann nur auf
Soften gulgariens erfolgen, uno ba
Bulgarien ebenio ber S1ibling GuB=
lambs 1T. tpie Serbien tenerO Oeiterrei6s,
10 ipibt ii9 bic ganae Gage gu elmer
Yrobe auf oas in Sfiernietpice un6
Sremlter begrilnoete 6reunbi6aftsbers
bdltniB Nublanbs unb Oeiterreids au.
@rDeiit es li1 feit, bann uirb bic Ronz
feren3 taum alIau barte Nrbeit baben.
DAB oles Der eigentli9e 2ernpuntt Der
gan3en biplomatii6en 0erbanblungen
1T, baran MAIDEN uns bic f9arfen W0rte
nibt irre, pelde in Petersbura aeaen
bic Neoolution bonn Is. September unb
gegen ben Giiraen MleranSer fallen.
Dem 2ebteren grollt man an ber
ytetpa, tpeil er ii6. bon ber rufFi1en
Wormunbi9aft emdncipirte. m66te i'm
tpobl 3u @uniten zines ruiiii9en @robs
fiirfen beieitigen, unb bic Bulgaren
merben gei9olten, neil iie eigenmddtig
borgegangen linb unb bic ruiffden
Staatsn1dnner poriibergebenb in 8erle=
eenbeit bra9ten; aber Bulgarier, beHen
Selbititdnbi9feit nit Str6men ruiflden
glutes erfauft iuorben, bleibt unter
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Sine immerlid5e ilm,palsu,,a,

tpel9e ben Magen befdbigt, 6as Sod
ber Dpspepiie ab5umerfen, wirb nit
9tilfe bon 8 etter' 8 Wsa a NJ
bitterem, einem iebr tii6tigen Ner=
biinbeten i'm 8efriegen aller bic Ners
bauungsorgane, bic 2eber unb bic Ddr=
me ansreifenoen St0rungen, bewirtt.
Wenn Der Dpspepfif9e @obbrennen,
Bl6bung ober eines Der anbern aem6bn-
li6en Symphonic iener Granfbeit ff6rt,
miro elm Meinglas boil bieIes unperz
glei6ti9en Wfagenmittels ie aeritreuen
unb fortgefebter @ebrau1 be0elben cine
Gur betperfftelligen. 9artIeibigteit unb
@alligfeit, llebel, au beren 9ebung
Seffnungs= lno Ibfiibrungsmittel ni6t
geniigen, tpeiden ebenfaas biefem pors
aigli6en Sdfteberbeilerungs Mlittel.
Iu6 bic Wieberberitellung oes Mppetits
unb Der nd6tlifen 3ube uno oas 0er>
f9minben iensr Herbenipmptome, tpeI9e
ben 6roniiden Dpspepfie 2eibenten
aetp6bnli6 belditigen, folgen auf ben
8ebrau1 bes 8itteren, tpelfes ebenz
falls elm municipalities 6eils lno S9ubs
mittel gegen S9iittelfieber, Gbeumas
tismus, gderens ilno 6arnblaienleioen,
iepie segen e9tudde iit.
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grdnl liska.
sau,ele bon 8. .. aSilotnbru6,
(fortfstuna.1


q. bann sIhdIi@e HeiIe unb auf bers
gniieles Wl .berfebcn, fagte Der abius
tamt ju @artenb0fen, unb bamit mar er
bittaas.
gi mIenberte langfam benz galino 3r,
mo ii ben 9ta9mittagslfunoen Elm fleis
mes sssIgbsD Diner iiattfinben follte, 5u bem
er li1. nit mebreren Gameraben bebufs
Werfleiiung siniger felbit erlegter 0aien
un6 lllr BE etiiguug elmer lebr grpBen
NDtu 3 euer0breoet bate. untertuegs tebrs
ten eine Ge6anfen 3u Gartenbofens
Mfaf .e siirii {, unb ct drgerte fi6 f6mer,
ba6 bon oem abrigen Snbalte, auf
ben ii bur1 bas erffe Bib boppelt neus
gieri eeiuor zen mar, ni6ts mebr bate
iebei fbnuef.
Ml: bic Boiple 3u brei Wierteln ausges
trunltn unS bic 0aien poIlfdnbig pers
3ebrt uareu, beu9te Der Mbiutant ieinen
bonn Grinfen roth geipprbenetl GDpf iiber
bic little be- 9afel unb riftete ii fiiis
tern ZEN 5Dle bic Groge an feline Eifds
genO Ieu, Oh he gum Nnhtild etuos Ne.
fonbsres ba5en, pb he @arteuhpfens
Dilbr ieben tunllten2 Gin ollaemeines
Natrrli6l e'inb Sic i'm Heiib oapou2 3
mar ,ie Mnilport.
ah1t i'm 93eiiB, aber i9 tpeiB, mo fie
jinb, unb f6unte iie i6aifen.
MIlo herif1nffen, ni6t lange rebeu !
t6nte es I'M G6or. CT ifanb auf, bon be,
fbii; aber fe m ct nod einmal 5uriif.
Rod Gins. iagte er. ertt bns gbren.
mort Darauf, bab bic @ei6i6te unteI
uns 5Ieibt.
Nanu, bas ebrenport2 bieb es To-
9enb.
Dime bies tbue ids nidt, iogte er,
anb sr mahle Elm 70 ernftes Gef9t, oaf
aud bic Mnberen ernif tpLrben uno Tim
Mlle oas Wprt barauf gaben, BON BEN
mas iie febeH tDiirben, ni9ts su per-
lautbartt1.
vi uabn1 hen Wantel INN uilb na1te
f9 duf ben Weg; balb oarauf ftnnb ct
Dor @orteubofens M0bnung. Die
Utnter tDafen bunfel, er mar fort.
gDdbreilb bei Nbiutant einen Wioment
56gelno fauo, brebte er iid pI6bli6
unl = er bate gegIaubt, es bdtte bi6f
binter ibm Jenanb geiagt: r2ab es
iein4 = er ulsrfte, baB er erreaf mar =
g iuur bas eIerdui9 bes Wafers aetues
ten: bas glrgelnb boriiberfloB. gr
oitdts nod elannl 5i ben Genltern bins
ollf; lie iuaref b6llig bunfel unb fahen
tpte itnire 9lobeabe 9lugeu auf
TIM htrQb. Die S1austhiir fnor unM
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@ibnnsen. Scr. Blanc funsirte als
Wltersprdibent. Ct empfabl ben Ge.
publifanern in ieiner gr6fnungsrebe
ginigfeit un6 MdBigung unb baB Fl,
bic Gebren beber3igen m61ten, tpel6t
ibnen bic lebten Wablen ertbeilt. @raf
De Mun bat BEN plan aufgege6em, eint
neue fatbolii9e partei gu griinben. ba
tbm Der gii9of bon 5oifons bierbon
abgeratben baben ioq.
2leutenant @reelp, ber fi9 gu Ell.
ner Worleie Sour nod S9ottIamo be-
geben bat, wir5 mdbrenb Der ganaen
3eit feines bortigen Mufentbalts @a1t
oes 2oro &oieberrp iein auf oelen
S6loB in Oatmenp parf. @reelD tpirb
bier aud NIT Scr. @labfone aulam=
mentreffen, tpelder III 99ottlano cine
An5abl Wablreoen gu balten gebenft.
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tern plab, uno f9lieBli9 gingen bic
giloer lautlos bon Mann 3u Msann.
Man rib fi6 bieielben f6rmli6 aus Ben
9dnben, man fab ft6 untereinanber an,
tple tpenn man por ettpas ungeabntenl
itdnbe. unb nur ein5elne furae Musrufe
rtoloRal = fabelbaft = biefe Iebnlid)s
teit4 = lieBen fi6 bernebmen.
Sonnerwetter, fagte enbli6 giner
lant, mas mub Der Meni1 in fie per-
liebt geueien iein.
ia, gang raienb, beltdtigte Der Gbor.
Ser Gbiatant, oer ben Mnfang ma6s
te, nabm iebt bas lebte gil6 auf.
Ale Wetter, ieben Sic bas, meine
9erren! brad er beraus, ieben sic
basl Mae fprangen auf obne absumarz
ten, big baB bas Bib am lie tam, unb
tredten glei93eitig ibre &6pfe iiber benz
glatte aufammen. Die Wirfung fdien
cine nod erffaunli9ere gu iein als borz
ber.
Sas 1T groBartig, bieB es.
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
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ibm Der Drlder bic 6lurtbfr. Weun
er Der Wirtbin begegnete, 10 mtrbe er
fagen, baB er beut Na1mittag feline
3anoi9ube bergefen-fie aeigte ii1 aber
ni9t--oie ganae Wobnung mar buntel
uno berlaben. Sept befanb er ii1 in
@artenbofens Stube, iein SUB ffie6 an
bic 2iife, unb beim f9pa6en 9idt>
lf9immer, Der BON brauBen In bas 3ims
mer brang, getuabrte ct, baB fie nod
ebenfo ftanb tpie Dor einigen Gtunben.
ST beugte fi6 nieber, Hredte bic 0anb
aus unb ridhtete fid tpieber auf = elm
unbei9reiblif) uibermdrtiges @effbl
iiberfam ibn. Oas Nlut muBte ibm
au Ropfe geiiiegen fein unb dffte fein
Nuge bur6 tb6ri9te Woripiegelunaen
- er glaubte plobli6, mitten in 6em
buntien 3imn1er, bunfeI ipie einen
S1atten, Gartenbofen fteben au ieben,
ber ibm regungslos, lautlos, aber nit
einem f6redli9en Musbruf in ben Muz
gen suiab.
Nb9ef9madtbeit. murmelte er bot fid)
bin; aber bic Sdui9ung mar 70 ffarf,
baB er nit ber 9anb iiber bic Giffe
meg In bie 2uft itieb - natiirIi9 mar
ni1ts ba. - Mas mar es oenn aud
ipeiter? morgen in aller Griibe miirbe
er bic Mappe rpieber an ibren plab Ie=
| gen; fetner pom ben &ameraben wiirbe
perratben. mas oarin mar; es fonnte
giemanbem gum S9aben gerei9en =
elm Sber3 iuie ct unter Rameraben
tanfenbmal borfommt, iagte er fi1 =
Denno9 fiiblte er, tpie ibm Der 61meiB
auf Der Stirn ftan6, unb er tpdre germ
laarldgetreten, tpenn er iebt nidt bdtte
lnruten mifen, aussela9t 3u tperben.
er ral1te f6 auiammen, ftredte bic
/ Dano nodb eininal in bic Giite, unb
m sm na9ten Mugenblid perlieB er, bic
utappe inter ben 6alten feiues Man>
tells, 1artenbofens WobuuuQ. lluten
angetonnen, blidte er unipiIfiirIid,
nod einmal Su ben Genitern ,uriid =
tuar ibm bod 3u Mutbe. aIs Of iid5 ie.
manb bort obsn binausbeuate unb inn
nadfdbe = bic Genftsr laaen bunfei
unb iiumnt tpie borber. Grft ols er
ipieber in ben !parm burdleudfetsn
Speiiefaal eintrat unb BON benz Salloh
feiner 9iidgenofen begrhBt tDurbe
DerlieB ibn bic bumpfe grrestbeit, bic
libn befaHgen bate, uub triumpbirenb
| fdwenfte er bic eroberte Mappe empor.
| Wan berlieB bic 9afel uno berfams
melte fi9 i'm acknowledgement 3au9s
aimnler um einen fleineren, runoen
Sifd, bann tpurbe bic Wappe ge6ffnet,
uno unter bem neugierigen @elddter Der
@eieQi6aft entnabm man ibr elm Blatt
na1 ben anberen, um es i'm Greile ber=
umgeben 81 laiien. S9on bei benz eriten
Biloe aber tuurbe oas @elddter leifer,
beim 3tpeiten un6 oritten perffummte es
gang unb ma6te einem eritauHten Gliis
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Tages . Temigfeiten.
q I a n B..

- Sn ieinem @rntebericbte far ben
Wfonat Nobembe, tbeilt' bas 9lderbau.
Separtement 6Olgenbes nit: 9ie bies:
idbrige Gorn=Grnte 1T bic erlfe nit pol=
lem @rtrage felt 1880. Ser Ourds
i6nittsertrag ift bieies eyabr 26a
gufbel pro older unb 81 Wfillionen
older iin6 nit Gorn bepnanat geueien.
Nu6 Die Qualitdt bes Gorns 1T gut,
nur on Der gforbgrense bon MiAiqan
Biz Dacota ldBt bieie Weandes au Min
i9en iibrig. Was 8aummole anlangt,
10 1T Der Mebrertrag gegen bas N0rs
iabr namentli6 in Seras unb @eoraia
bebeutenb. SIR bic einaelnen Baum=
lDoll 9taaten felt ii9 Ser grtraa bro
Qder in pfunoen, tpie folst: 8irginia
152, Norbz@arolina 157, 9ibsgarolina
142, Georgia $50, Gforiba 1O5, Mla-
bama 145, Miiiiiiippi 165, 9ouifiana
223, Seras 162, 9lrfanias 200, Sen=
neRee 155. Das. Wetter fiir bas
pfiden 1T unsemein siinitig geuelen
unb f6d6lidbe Gr6ite tpurben Big iebt
nur bon ber 9torbgren3e Der 8aumtpolls
gone gemeloet. So fin6 oenn iebt
i6on minoeitens brei 8iertel ser ges
fammten 8aummou @rnte als gelidert
gu betradten. Die &artoffel grnte lit
geringer, als bic bes Sabres 1884. gs
1T oies cine Golse oes 8erlutes burd
Gdule, bur9 melde bic grnte um
nabe5u elm Drittel berringert moroen
1T. 9famentli6 Wisconfn unb Soma,
uno ferner einige Counties BON sS[li=
nois, Widigan unb MlinneIota iinb
bierbur1 i9wer betroHen tporben. Ser
9eu Grtrag tpirb auf II Sonne PRO
Nder our6f6nittli6 bere9net. mas Ell
nem Geiammt @rtrase BON AZ WsilIios
men Sonnen glei6fommt. @s lit bies
nabe3u baiielbe @rgebniB pie bas bes
porisen Sabres.
Mus 2ouisoille tpirb mitgetDeilt,
baB Der Cumberland &iper BEL Wils
liamsburg, Gp., iibergetreten lit, uno
baB biele tauienbe ipertbpoller 8aub6l3er
fortgei6memmt tporoen finb.
Nuslanb.
= G6nig Sbebatp BON 8irma bat
oas englii9e lltimatum beantmortet.
Sn grlpiberung -auf bas 0erlangen
@nglanbs, bic @ontrole Der auspdrs
tigen Nngelegenbeiten 8irmas gu iibere
nebmen, f6reibt Sbebam, miiiIe er erii
Oeutf6lanb uno Granfrei1 Inn Ratb
fragen. Oie enslifdea Sruppen mers
ben ieBt obne 30gern bic @ren;e iiberz
i6reiten. Bier &egimenier ltnb i1on
in 3ablreiben 9ampfern in Die Weiin=
bung bes Sratuabbi eingelaufen.
= Die fran36fii6e Seputirtentams
mer er0ffnete am 10. NOoember ibre
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- Qus &egina, Canada, tpirb be-
el9tet, baB bic 8eitdtigung BON &iels
Sooesurtbeil bort eingeiroHen iei uno
0aB o. / l1on tebt 8orbereitungen su beRen
yoillltredung getrofen ipiirben. s}ns
5nll9en giebt ii6 &iels 9tnualt +. K.
Semleur alle erbenfli6e Mube, bic 2e=
glerung CUR GinfeBuns einer dratlid,en
ggommlllton 3ur priifung BON Hiels
Geiites5uitano au bepegen. Die gfe.
gierung tpeigert ii6 ieoo6, auf ieiu
Anfinnen ein3ugeben.
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Nr. &ninnfn

:. Dieter Same 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staatsn.. .bab es taum nOtbis 1T gu iasen,
baB er Der @rfinoer bes beriibmten Or. 8oianfo
2niten- uno eunsen Sbrup iit, bas beliebte
gol!sbeilmittel, ipo inmer es befannt 1T, fir
Sufem, grtdltmnsen, Sdninbfudt un6 aile
Rranfbeiten oes SalieS unb Der 2unsen. @reis
so Gents nno $l.Oo. @erfauft Bel s. jfalt.
cher G Spn.
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aaen nmftdn6en &uBlanos @@6pfung
nnO S9oBtino, uno bic 2onferen3 tpir6
frei1g genommen nur bpr Der ginen
Jrage fteben: Wie biel bulgarii1es ge.
biet opfert &ublanb aus 6reubi9aft fiir
Oeferreif? Das @e6enerempeI iiebt
etnfo1 aus, mirb aber benno9 nidt
gar 10 lei9t gu l6fen iein. Sc rubiger
iib bic Serben berbalten, um 70 r1ebr
tragen fie gu einem fiir fie giinitigen grs
gebniB BET.
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= gs murbe BEL @elegen6eit eines
9anbelsmarfen=p =pro3eRes in 2onbon,
gnglano, bemieien, baB iiber Millienen
Tlai9en st. Safobs Del in ben lebten
Sabren berfauft tpurben.
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Sn 81 pafo ipurbe elm beiabrter
Wterifaner pegen @o6omiterei au 3ebns
tdbriger 3u6tbausbaft berurtbeilt.
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= Die Stabt Serarfana bat einen
eDntratt aur anlage bon MaFermerfen
abgei9loffen. DieisIben merben $41,.
900 fofen.
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yin @ei6ent BON meiner 2ieben-
pdfben buftenben 5abafs
Sft benz alien treu geblieben
Dem beludbrten IS al 6 M1."
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Die
eD6@eutltdbe Treie Nreffe
eri4eiut
ieloen DOnnerfa8
unb fcIiet
$3.50 baS Sabr rber 1.25 fir s.
Wcnate in gcrausbe3ablans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-04

growing crops. The receipts continue up to the
average, and shipments continue TO be light
The reports from the harvesting points do not
indicate any improvement in the crop. There
was fair trading in corn. with no change to note
in prices the market ruling steady. The receipts
continue good, and the shipments indicated a
slight falling off. Oats ruled easy, without any
material changes in prices There very lit
tie movement in provisions. and prices exhibited
practically no change.
Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened &c lower and under free offer
ings declined &c additional, rallied &C, fuctuated
and closed &c under yesterday. The sales
ranged: July, 66s 87sc. closing at SIC; August
So a sole, closing at SOC; September, 81 09lsc,
closing at 915c; No 2 spring. SCI n SIC; No. 3
spring, 7Sc; No. 2 red. 92lc; No red 86s SIC.
Corn was steady. but averaged shade lower
than Yesterday. Cash, 47se; July, AZ a474c,
4Isc; September, Al a474c, closing at 47sc
Oats slow and easier, the new options showing
material change; cash, 1lc July, 314 a 31lc
closing at BIC; August. 26sc az 6sc, closing at
26te; September, 254 25sc. Rye was dull; No.
2, 6Oc. Flaxseed was steady; No. l, ST.. "a. Mess
pork was fairly active and q a &c lower, closing
steady; cash, SOL 0010124 July. $40 OBJ;
August, $40 10 clio III, closing at $40 II! a 1915
September, So %, closing at $40
10 22z. Lard was quiet and unchanged; cash,
80! a 655c; July, 655c August, eco Coo,
closing at 6623c; September, 6.70 a 6 771c, clos
ing at g. 10 &c 72lc Boxed meats were steady;
dry-salted shoulders g. IS a 4c Lshortrib sides,
5.273c; short clear Sides $50 a s. SOC.
Whisky was firm at ST. ID.
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was steady;
creamery, 10 l64c; dairy, l2c. Eggs, lie for
choice.
The board adjourned at p M. to-day until
1890 A. NJ. Monday.
Receipts-Flour, II 900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, l04 600 blu; oats, sc, 900 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 blu. Shipments-Flour, IA, 900 brls;
wheat, 81 900 blu; corn, GAO 600 bu oats, al, 600
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The petroleum market
remarkably strong and active to-day. The open
ing prices showed advance of l2c, at 81 l4c and
90 4c during the first hour, and remained steady for
time little above 93c. In the afternoon there
another decided advance, however, during which
quotations advanced to 97l2c making advance for
the day of 6l2c. There moderate reaction in
the final dealings, the price Of National Transit Com
pany certificates closing at 9G3s 096l2c, with total
sales for the day of IA, $50, 900 brls, the largest
days business this year.
yPrrTSBURG. July 3.-There was good deal Of
excitement in oil circles to-day caused by heavy BUY
lug which forced values up &c. The feeling was in
tensely bullish, and general scramble to buy pre-
vailed all day. The market opened at 81 3sc. adj
vanced to 935sc fell off to 93: then rallied and ad
vanced to 81 Sac, closing strong at SO l2c
OIL CITY, July 3.-National Transit Company GER
tcates opened at 81 c; highest price 81 loc; lowest
price Ole; closed at 63sc. Crude oil sales $3.50
600 brls; clearances, 094, 900 brls; runs SO 436
brs; shipments, 4s.646 brls charters, 64 II brls
BRADFORD July 3-National Transit Company
certificates opened at 81 lsc and closed at 96l2c;
highest price 975sc; lowest price. 81 ec runs not
reported total shipments 81 006 brls; charters "a
1917 brls;; clearances. 3,6l2, 900 brls.
TITUSVILIE, July 5.--National Transit Com.
pany certificates opened at Ole highest price,
973sc; lowest price 907sc; closed at 96l2c; ship
ments, 81, 900 brls; charters 81, l27 brls
ANTWERP, July 3--Petroleum, IF 81 loc paid,
and lSf sellers for fine pale AI~:rican.
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288. 558 bales; time last year, 336,393 bales;
stock at all interior towns 1882 bales time
last year 1S S27 bales stock at Liverpool S6S 900
bales time last year, So7 600 bales; stock of
American aoat for Great Britain, 1000 bales;
time last year, 40, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL July S.-Cotton steady though
somewhat inactive: prices unchanged Sales 1000
bales, including 500 for REGULATION ard export and
800 bales of American. Account sales of the week
40 600 bales; American, So 600 bales exporters took
$500 bales; SPECTATORS took 500 bales; forwarded
from shpsde direct to spinners. Is 200 bales actual
exports, $4,000 bales: total imports, Is 900 bales
American, 13 600 bales total stock, S6S, 600 bales
American, GAL ,000 bales; amount of cotton afoat
$4,000 bales; American, p, 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Cotton-Holiday on
Change Net and gross receipts, AS bales; exports
bales; weekly net and gross receipts bales weekly
exports to Great Britain $3.50 bales the continent
1851 bales; coastwise. 3,4l5 bales; sales $500
bales.
GALVESTON, July g. Cotton Holiday on
Change Net and gross receipts, % bales; stock
on hand 291 bales weekly net receipts, $50 bales;
gross, 488 bales exports to France, 1910 bales;
coastwise, 266 bales sales, 657 bales
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
1O4c; sales, 200 bales; receipts none ship
ments, $50 bales; stock on hand, 3, 500 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Cotton steady: middling
receipts So bales; shipments 1913 bales; stock
on hand II, 1877 bales; sales unmportant.