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TT RENO, l. I. Aug, 4.
 The first definite news of the Pres: dents final determination not tu con ,ider ih. memorials of the cattlemaa vas recieved here in the Globe Demo crst. This action occasion. no sur. pris" and gives satisfaction to the army people. There arc none of the promin- e.lt cattle owners here now, and the cowboys know nothing of the inten. tivn of their employers. The gsasral npinicn prevails that thev VII try to ain time by dilatory measures. or if eheY see no prospect for success by >uch measures, will at once roundup their herds and drive then to Kansas -ither via Caldwell or Dodee City. tto instructions have oasn racievtd here as to what action will be taken in the rvent of refusal to ccnrlv with tLe Presidents order, and 1t is not considered probable any will be given until the expiration of the forty days. Parties sll say tpere ;s no quar- antine in Kausas a ,ainst these cattle. In speaking of the ability of the cattle men to rem eve their stock in the pre- scribed time, 9 Captian of cavalry said: "l hope they won't put me to driving cattle Why, if the cattleman want, they can get their herds of oi the re servation in few days. I will ven ture to say, if they had Satisfactory price offered at St. Louis, they could get sl! of their stock out of the country inside ofa week. They, of course, keep them pretty vel rounded-up to project them from occasional dep-eda- tioEs f the Indians, who kill a few now and them" The cat;ielnea ar. expected here in good numbers within g week.
 |. Historicai Dispatch.
 NEw YORK, Aug, I.
 Capt. C. NJ. Brown. of the Maritime Exchange, presented te the Exchange 's day the following autograph letter of Gen. Grant:
 HEADQUARTERS DEPARrMExr OF THE TENNESSEE. MEMPHIS, TENN, July, 26 ls63-Commander G. B. Prairie (Fofesi) Rose: CAprAIS-I shall be going Town the river tomorrow to join the fleet near Vicksburg, and will ba glad to have Jou convoy the steam CT in Magnolia. Officers just up from the fee. report having been fired into by artillery and musketry from the eas: bank of the river ., island No. g.
 Respect fully, U. S. GRANT,
 Major General
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RouteosP

Tiirt and Fremont, ir readiness Id move promptiy al O'clock D. h., in the following order.
 Chief of Police Corps of six mounted police. Marshal of the Day A. L. Grow. Chief Aid R. s. Hatch. LIuae.. aca Dand-Burnside Post No.
 No. 36, c. A. R, V, terans
 of the Mexican War,
 Confcderates. J. II Campbell, i'd. President of the Day, Orator, Poet and Clergy. Committee of Ar
 vangeuents, County and
 City Officials. J. r. Cum Aid l. Q. 0. F., H. c. Fraser, Aid. K. of F., A. T. Jones. Aid. A. o. U.
 w. ". 5. Ives. Aid. Tombstone Corne. Band, Fira Depart
 Es:ar and Hose Carriages J. II. Ruhlin Aid Children of the Public Schools. Cas-
 per Taylor, Aid. Citi.sps on Foot, Mounted and in car riages. Wallace Corbets, Aid. The lne of march will be up Ere mout street to Eighth, thence to
 Allen. down Allen to Saccnd
 to Toughnut; thence to
 the Court House Where the Following Exercises Will be held.
 i.-introductory remarks by the President
 e' the 'y..--........-.....F. S. Earle 2--Prayer by G. A. R. Chaplain J Il. Futile S-Nu>ic.... ........ Cornish GIer Clut 4--Funeral services of GA. R. Burnside Pos, ,. Muslr. r.........-. HuacIuca Band 6.-Oratlun. Co. William Herring I-Music.. ...............C Cornish Glte Club o.-PUeIg, written for the occasion by Frank
 C. Prescott. u.......... Frank C. Prescott 9-Music.... -.-.-.......-fc Tombstone Baad l0.-Cicsin. ceremonies. All are invited to be present and assist at the ceremonies. All mine1 it is hoped will be closed, so far as i. is possible, and that every body will do their utmost On this their last oppor. tunity to do honor to the late General Grant.
 A. L. CROW,
 i, Grand Marshal.
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AxEs--Collins, y dozen. 500; Gold poliAr
y dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, D dozen, $50
Double Bit, 100.
sK1LLETs AND I1Ds-41zc y m; suRsr kst
TIN PLArE-I. O. I0sl4, y boz, 500; I. y
ldx20, p box, 500; Terne, laI2O, y box, 7s5O
Esrne, 20x2S, q box, 14.5O.
TINwARE-Pieced, discount SO y cent
,,amped, discount so ~ cent.
2oLDEh-No. l, 16c; No. and vi l6c y ID
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No. l, 425 dozen
HAMEs-Two loop, 352 p dozen; three loop
TAcKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2.5o y box.
GRUB HoEs-s dozen, 7.6O; railroad picks,
MATTocKs-y dozen, $50.
RUBBER BELTINe-Discount SO y cent.
HAILs-800, rate.
BHoVELs AND SPADEs-kOwland's, dis
count 40 p cent; Ames' List, 81 Of goods, d.
count 40 aLu 10 q cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE--Shafts dnishs g.CO
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, LTD;
buggy, 2.26; express, 2.50; wagon tongues,
1890; hickory axles, 1000; holsters, 4.75; COUP
ing poles, 4.75; apOkes, Xxx, select, 40;
Xxx, 2.50. sawed felloes, ~, 1.75; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, SEQ; northwestern horse nails,
No. 6, 500: z, 6.25; 8, 800: bar iron, 10 rate;
plow steel, 10; sprfD, el, &c; cast steel, 18c.
BUGoIFsLGrade =. nd spring top, 86.0OQ
10000; do. open, 70.Js ess0.00; do. side spring
top lOO003lS5.00; do. side bar, 100.000180 ;00
10. pbfetons, 126.0e9l50.00: grade A. side
spring, l4O.O092D0.00; do. phmtona, 100000
1000; bamp seat slssies, u5.0O32b0OO; plat
form springs, 1l0.00Hl20.00; three spring wsg-
me, eo.oogn5.0o.
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LIQUORS.
ALuoHoL-R gallon. $2.S5gg2.S7.

5aANDuEa-Domestio, u gaiion, Sl.5l y ye.00i
imported cognac ,ls77 = gallcr, $3.50; 1877 $3.50
lHG, $500 1866 $3.50; 1850, T.40; 1885, s 90
1913, Sl0.50; Otard, Dupuy q Co.'S oognac, 1879
$3.50; 1910, s7.C0; 1854, $500; 1915 sl0.2s; BIS.
Quet, DuDouche & Co, oognac, 1875, %A.ta; 1870
$50; 1873, $500.
q gallon, sl.75; Impo rted, Holland. $50 @37!
3ir Robert burnetps Old Tom, % gallon, $S.lt
{yS.2h; Sir Robert Eurnetts Old Tom, y casS
b3.5GlS9.O1; Holland, Z, case, $3.50.
WHISKY Rectifod, Us c. cont. r-ccf, =
gallon, $3.50; Western, E.So9l.4D; Bourbon
Sl.4o93.50; Rye, Sl.5Ca5S.5C; Scoteh imported
Ss.O0lGi.15: Irish, ir1porte5 Si.e5g ss.T5.
CaANPAGSEs - Piper Heidselok, quarts
y dozen, $500; Krug & CO.., quarts, y dozen
q e; NE6or & ChHrSor, s!flc-y 1.ou7rer-, Y
dozen, 2i.OC; G. Goulet, y dozen, $500; q
h. Mumm & Co.'s, pints, ~ additional; dry
varsenay, 2i.75; Extra Dry, $500.
W!NEsI CALIFORNIA elaret,o Y gallon, % !,
cIsrets, ordinary, 4 cask, 10.O0sSO.OO; family
olsrets, per cask, 76:O09s0.oO; fne clarets,
ial!ap, q case, $50; Margaux, u case, 100
eNnlo 'Canet. 9 case, le.0o; Laroser csse
= 90 Iifovll. 3, case, 1900: Chateau Laltts
p case. A.OO; ordinary. VI cass. S.Scss.t0
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N' .Nf
.as.s.'- 81 'iblmss.,s, siss, s gs,. \.
Auti, ~ iauli,4ai hlmTsqnh VI fddg Stone
nlnpsnm ianrY Allen Pins 80.
PAX and PUZZLE, N nnnnon, shiripE, II
itsgetth Hiiinlng, ~ Allen ohech, sjii foA'
lssly, 1laHki htsi Simpson, black 81 hoe
nRows anrrrIsos.-Crovn, ~ Augusta
u International, ~ Laurence Lila ~ Glen.
dale, eil I. EnteTprhe, ~ Glendale, X, 81 Boat.
Inows sniHfIs1,Cat Iron. 81 Farm-
eng ~ ion,si, 80 Pocahonias, 10 Allen
uHlu, n; CcniuTy, hisj Dwight, *. lockwood,
"a; Manotohi, 50, Bedford u, ~,
LLEAUHFp suIRrIsG-hoN. YORK, I0,s,
iaSaials dnmIrIe. IA; MasoiigilIe, io5.iFrail
o. tue inom, ~ Gold Medal III Cream OF
CIop, \.
TIGKiE0--Amoskeag, A Z n, 49, AmosEeag
TON XIX, 49,; Easioh "A, II Oakland ianoy,
%; Acme Odd, ~; Raleigh, lOls; standard
2, .; Pearl River, nj sibley Awning, 10. <.
srsIrEs-liamllton, los; ThoIndiGe, iS,si
Unknown, s,s' S5.i jsweii cry, so I'M
DHsiss@Amoskeas, I2S.i Otis, issli York,
' 2hs w Asp fIIArps-Mount Pleasant, u
Catawba, "; Old Dominion, y Memphis
~; Queen City, Gl.i Augusta, u Tennessee,
lo,s Co,tondale, Z; Cumberland choeh' u
GISoaAss-Ba,es, "a; slatsrsville, 81
wesiiiile. I; Bates Dress Plaid, 81 Scotch
~, nv; Amoskeag. s4; BellovieW, ~;
Washington, 8; WindemeIe, NJ ~.
cnEviors- oakdale, sfi sierlins'
dis, 10y; harri is slaisf, SKI Ever
eft, ~; Boss, s; sliVordaie, 81; Arlington, o.
Victoria, II; Usrmanis. 1877; Bates. u.
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He Missed the Eclipse.

ibid you see the eclipse?" ASKED q
FulIon street man of his neignbor.
"See il? No. 1 had a glass and some
thing smoky, but it was glass o. what
the bartender call Smoky Scotch and
was eclipsed myself by the tltsel Oil
in it," "Well, said the other. :" saw
The eclipse, and had some whisky, too;
but it WAS DUFFY's PURE MALI
WHIsKEY, which 4 buy from my drug
gist at 81 bottle. 1t is as much q
medicine as it is beverage. 1t bus no
poisonous residuum and is the only
really pure article that have been able
to find. My daughter was quiclsIy ro-
lieved week before last from q severe
attack Of pneumonia, and says DuNgY's
PURE MALT Whisky did her moro
good than any medicine she took, It
has cured me ot malaria, which / con-
tracted last summer
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fjl. /; July, so TO i5ls closing 5j3si August
Come Gp.iuns opened n shade lower, clos
ing cndyi Jule, go 20 OWi July, go Ia
Sugar. fined arm, less active and oifa'
"a io O; standard A., 6Is; cut loaf "a 10 "a
powdered, 6ys To u GRADUATED, W to tssi
Moiascs quiet and unchanged.
Rice nrm and ihtly active; united clcsod
5gls 20 79l{.
ROsin arm At 10 Us TO to ll.ll.l.2.
Turpentine stronger atS,
Pork dull, SPOT 1900 10 1928, -,
Lard quiet; spot 100 TO 7O2 l-2i June, 7Oa
40 1903; July, 7S,
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.-Flour dun and
easier; choice, 1 81 10 300; tancyi 0Ooto o'so;
extra nancy, % 10 100; winter wheat pat
euts, 575; Minnesota patents, 5SOi bakers,
Corn fair demand and moderate supply;
mixed, 81; choice white, ~ To ~,
Oats, moderate demand and good supply;
choice western, M toS.
Corn meal, arm 'modefatel demand at 3.l5,
Hay quiet and arm; prime TO strictly
prime, Is 81; choice 10 iancy2l IT, 10 Y l-2.
Pork dull at ll.75.
Lard du /: refined fierce, 90,
Bulk meats dun; shoulders packed, 4Isi
long Gear and clear RIB, 81.
Bacon Gun; shoulders nominal at l-2;
long clear, 69s; clear rib, q l-2,
Hams dull choice sugar-cuTed, canvassed,
l-2 To 10.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and steady; cargoes, common
opiime, ga TO IL.
susar in good demand and strong tend
ing upward; common to good fair, AZ 10 b;
fully fair To strictly prime, 81 to 53s; yellow
clarified, 57a to g; III white, Gto O lilo; choice
white, 6ls.
Moass5s quiet and steady; common 10
good common, II TO %; fair TO good fair, 70
10 %; prime to strictly prime, ~ TO 33.
Rice quiet and firm; ordinary 10 PRIME, ~
TO 5e6.
Bran dull.
Cotton seed oil duh; crude, q.
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nlo, isli 20 nsI,s1 ifgl,s go
49, :, 'el@ , ,, r.'o 40 Iq ,ls 'H'"
Hr0Ahs- iowdaTA ahd az loaf TJeqv
sinndnfd gfanulrifd, ~. inulsiana wlll'
cIarlned, e,gsi yellow clnhhed' t'te7
iiirr' itnestlc. 7gs, for,lrn. mono
NuLAHsin Choice lnuisinna, lfgln
CHACErEs-X foin, b,ti NNN .soda. NJ
.oia, 6iFScelsior oyster, u < singer SNAPS, (
INK ginger snaps, ~ lemon cream n
I xxx Lemon cream, ~ cakes aud inmhlos
animsls, i2 sesTn', W. 6b s,fl NAVE
/ finger waters, 10; stage plnnkE, \
Bl-caIbonnie,i Ia Kegs, ~ hl-ehrb'
In eases, ~; lump al; sofia, IN hess' "a
| ToHACCO-Plug, ll-inch, i9as5i twist, 1oA
npd oz, SsaiOi Navy plug, 2stsie; smok'
6ASsE Ep' GooDs-an tomatoes, 100;
aS, i.sS' on biacEbcuies' 80; an
IS: ais mspberrles Los ~ whoriisssrrss,
l,69i I'D peaches, l.t9i an peaehesl 2,2S IN
lows corn, AMI 50; j. winslow Jones' corn,
10, l.S5; mountain corn, I'm can, 10; early
June peas, i.t5i Numsen's iine family, lsoi
Nsmssns oS 70; FrsnSh peas Ri
weight, lilo; 2ib {. w, .OOi In !. W, 7Oi IN
!, W., lbs; IN HOLSTERS, l.s5; 10 salmon, i,i0i
10 maeserel, lbs; corn =, o. 2ooi IN corn or,
3ib apples, l,2b; gal. apples, 3.2o.
SNUFF- CARROTS, q oz, ll.26 per case; or,
$50; oz, s.s5; Ralph's, . OF, 1910; OK, s.2o;
soir3ol,ye, 2!s Z boz. hin. India. 4 =
bsTn. Gll u box; / ID satlnet, a4g; Y satinet,
$50; 3 III ba. cocoanut oil, 3.6; 10 fnll value,
s,2S; white hussian' $40; ID Dandy I'D;
'CAsDihs-siar, full weigrt, I2H9lao.
CnEEsE-Fuil cream. lSsl6a.
kOPE-SEo haglB; cotton r0re, lbc.
CLoTHxsPIEs-Round. 6oci spring l.sO =
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, IS 7bc'
PIcKLEs-2-gallon pals, mixed pickles,
y GALLON, s2j; glass ! gallon, i.bo; glass hex,
M iSt1i / barrels. l25O: MOL r.
S Barrels, 7 1851 No. No. 5SsTssil &
LIS; No. kits, LOS; No. kite, Loo.
UoLI.ARD HERRiNo-Impo,te ted. J rs y ksg,
OhNDY-stick, s4c y N; fancy, iHa20c
CIDsa-CrsS apple, lec; MiIso9h cider, As
srIRcIi-P Oarl, sl4ci royal Gl2,e', xxi 70,
s sSs ~; 7e In Wood = hox eiog. eiG5c; s
wooden box, &c; i. 10 CLOS 0I4 s6gsc.
hYE-Coneentrattd,a loQga.vI.
JuGs-we quote: Ito y sallGn 70! glazed
crooks, lCe v gallon for glazed. -. -.
PRovIsIoSs-Short bacon, 7lsc; short dry
salt, &c: breakfast bacon, lutc; canvassed
SIC; 20-tb cans, SIC; 10Th c.sns, SIC; 5-ib
cans, So; s. ID cans, 9.
WooDTNwARE-Ha buslel measures,
iron bound, 3 dozen, $50; 8 rest tubs,
DOZEN S e5 RSs'N No sco M No. s. a apS;' nest
of white cedars, 5.25; Churns. pine, No.
y $50; No. s, 7.5O; No. 4, 500: Churns, cedar,
No. 8, 1900; No. 4, 1900; Field cans, 6quart,
y 4 II nalf nf n
bound kegs, IS; s gal. /. b: K, rs; gal.
wood hoop kegs, 80; gal; W. II. H. d:
Buckets, 2hoop, og. ;;p;S hoop Q; gS ILL.,
cedar, $50; 8 hoop, white q, $50;
hoop, MIXED red, b. b., 60; hoop, NJ.
r., W. b $50; noop, red, W b.. 700; hoop,
red, 7.5O Paper pals, 1885, Selves, oak, %;
Tin Washboards, l75; Pioneer zinc l'75; New New
3 50; AK handles, No. /, round, / 70; No. 2,
round, l.25; X shaved, 90; Xxx shaved, 2 %;
Clothes pins, round wood, .GO;Spatent spring,
l25,
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Tho Galveston Msyoralty MIDDLE Ended
GALVESTON, Nav 2O.--The munictua

Ino UhlNestou N'hANh
GALVESTON, May 2O.--The municipal
struggle has finally terminated
by the installation this after
noon of Capt. r. s. Fulton.
as mayor, The city council convened
at p. m. for the purpose and was called
to order by Mayor Atkins who, ATE r
briefly stating the object of the NEE ting
left the chair and escorted Mayor elect
Fulton to the rostrum, presented MN
to the council as "the gentleman
who had received the largest
number OF votes cast at the election
held on May H." and asshe (Atkinsl had
promised to abide by that result, DO
no " surrendered the office TO Cant. Ful
ton, with the proud consciousness tha5
L. ad done nothing wrong. Mr.. At
kins said he had no apology to offer ior
any act during the canvass, the election
or the recent contest.
Mayor Fulton then delivered orisy
inaugural. in which he pleged hirnsett
to devote his time aud best Thought. 70
any anc all measures that
would redonnd in the greatest
good to The ereate,t nnIoher. He Ia n
annoupced that he would re-instat0
M. M. Jordan as chief Of p0iice,and Dan
iel Buckley as city CLERK. The connc. !
then adjourned. The reappointment OF
Captain Jordan al chief of police lndl-
Gates a wholesale decapitatiOn Of yhs
present police force, which, WIZ but
few executions, is a very efficient force.
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LfATFEH.

LoursvILLn OAK SoLK LsATHkE-x
heavy, free Of brands sss ID; x medinIa; fs sss
10; A medium, one brand, $40 ID; baltimore
crop, 4ic. a..
BUFFALo sLAuoHTER-Prime, 10 10 - Id
ter II 10 Ii 10 sides, &c ID; q. D., Matamoras
Ac ID; No. l, oak harness lea, Is 10 $40 u;
No. 2, oak harness lea, 81 Ia SO Id; No, l,
hem harness lea, SSc Id; No. hem harness lea
hem skirtlng lea, s2c 10. Welt and pridla
ienther, 81 TO s. n side. =,
PHILApRLPHIA CALP-Extrx quality, y
10 30 ID 20 dozen, 81 ~ 10; ~ 10 ~ 10 70 dozen,
f.l5 ID; ~ to 80 10 10 dozen, slOo lbi " TO ~ 10
o dozen, "a 10; 50 10 10 10 10 tozeri csc ID,
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Markets BY rErEGRApH.

gA.st- cry.
kAS SEA Tn W HiIs ss weaker
n,n ger ,tr. A. IA, Lid: June, ~ bid
Sty ~; 10 ,I ] H ~, ft,, 3d.
~. ,i'aciiy n, {fo,t. renorts. Cot+1e
$500 - 20 "a - ,, noEts < On 10 < IA.
,,a1d H. cb IN Sbi,t,ir a. II To K TX. common
ooa s}uo'Vs a ~ , " SO RI ~ 20.
70 nled y ~ 80, % ~ '''' INV " w.
COWS G. = = I, 90 SV, iar. r,eo,,er. n lowar
,itibs M ~ M ~ 20 '' "1"Ae'' ~ ''"e'
~, ~ - .I'lg - ,.,at fair In good
- - ~ -, ,1 ~ w. d hOno
~ ~, ~ - 80 " '''01 MN W
NVV' 80" rctrts
d. to-,,a Nfo,y3n 60 peceints q ON
i,,,sraI o., s,,irl,i,e easteiU 3D.
&C., ,5toi1ii5I IN ii'o and sbjpning
rioes V cur LII Mn "a as "" nd,ni
'V,F sestnsi3 -. ~ ~ | Ie6 ,nnnnda
MA 81 Y gSC ,e,..,e ,-r,r, lG5tn ! 200 nnnr de-
sNsES AZ. IL ~ -. ,,,tchay, staere A AZ
~ ~ \" ~ 10y byI i ,C,5, nj ne 10 Ia.
trsie,',r 80 t,r5t, 10 sn. corn fed
@ex ' SO a a6 }yo trass II Te o0 OF Of
go 20 sOV ,uginS e,c. tive. aso IN sn.
byateheTs, 2 5, 70 80 oo ,r GOOD demand
a n, ~ steAs ay5 ,, Y, 9 os range from 800
-Four .qule, and ga en-, age age ,,.o. u,o,.,,ot.
ew gSa, dnnressed nrices frection and
oePrgsseu PIE beiow Vester-
dsy; 10. y red cas- h, 5SSa; june, io5sS to
e osIs, G9 aaH II SuaS,st o8k 10 iS9s'
cosih W. 1s 70 i'V'2s' Aus"e''i WIS W '''|s'
Cr,s ~ ~, ,otorol changa. No
Ssad 80 'l rg ~ sia%. Tnne aud it,iv 4ssI
~ 49, 81 IN ~ ''|4' ""i'e we
10 naoZs Augus', c "a, Tor oosb Of soc. M
t,f,, 10 W. a., iSoii1is io "" WV
ot 1Jii VIA - M a., o,ooz u
T ,ni, na ald ~ i,n good de-
g sor Ivy an" nras h,. ferior St"ff not
,y.ntad doi sO'A s'''"'Si '''' W.
aihIo,,, ..oodu,tI IA
prnvis;ons Arm Int Slow only iob trade
aan ro'isious niNi' D"' sio"' oh'' wv ''""0
I've n OK
ior1 t q "a toc-o
b bsi' o.oV " T na,ioae ,ob oloar = az.
,rt III ~. Shart cisar Z d. '''''
a.. an ionscasr In 10 e. IL. short rb. a
"a ,s o .sh, at sIaar 4 An 10 n n
u H lar 3 30 i 10 II 30. "
l,a,t,r coV hoard u heat was firm and nm
a,.irD o,S cor hont sseady. anu
s'"' az" rUIcAGO MARKET.
tu,c.oo NAV On = EJour steady and mn
changed ''"' -
Wheat opened easier, declined Y, rallied
soi NJ ~ s sna closed ~. June, Ss to ss
closed "a. Iniy al 10 9IsS. closed 81 10 9lL.
1d Pa, s' sss 5t oSS s% re sss t. III o to ls
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AoIps-Sulpburic, y carboy, 1915; eltric, y
d, 55(a56c: oxalic. p b, los; tartar'c, pow
dsrsd y n, 45(g46.
9UMs--AAraoiu, select, u n, o0o: ahAietids
orLs-Bergamot, Sanderson'n, u ID. S2.ly
larnon, Sanderson's, Sl.S5; peppermint, $500
wintergreen, s225; olive, Malaga, $l%.
PoTAsH-Bromide, N, a0c; iod!do, $S.25
SoAPs--Castile, notified, " ID, S5l0c: cas-
lie, white, 149l6.
no: alum, SS5; arrowroot. bermuda, 800; Bal
mel, am, 75c; castor oil, y gal, $l.48@l.aD
y d, 3s; corrosive sublirnate, y n, So; chloro.
orIn, V n, 80; extract iogwood, bull
iodine, resublimated, q n, 400; leaves
Nuchu, short, q ID, Is; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
n, @ morphisl salph, y or, $50; sp ~ &
El.46; tapiooa, p 10, u; wax, white, y N
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FORT WORTH, May 0.-lSpecial "A
scheme to rob the Hotel Pickvink to-
night at o'clock has been discovered
and officers are stationed in the botoi 10
receive the robbers when they como,
thing, there is no one In the oiiice but
the night clerk and negro portCr VINO
usually Is asleep in chair, 40 &c
would be an easv matter to capture tho
money in the drawer and safe, which is
frequently large amount. Thrto msu
are known 10 be in the scheme, Capt.
Kennedy, one OF the proprieto 3 VIII
remain up all night and mas dou p. BAY
rel shotgun near at hand. All liz bat
ono will be put out as usual at o'clock,
The officers will remain in hldiE. HEi
the men be received in warm style.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

a. K ans Kip brogans, 959l.25; boys Kip bro.
gsns s1Gl.00; mems p. calf broEans, lOoYl.76;
boy r. calf brogans, 969l2; mems KIP
piows, S59l.25; mems bun balls. congreas and
outton, I.6O0225 mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.5094.tO: mems Kip boots, 2A.0OY
ooo mems z calf 6d boots %n6Oe; m g sna
,nif boots, 3.5oST.OO; women's d kipPolias
61s71fc; Misses ~ kip polkas, 8ogDc;
* ,polxss, all sizes, 66965c; women's calf peg
nd SS polish, 1.0001.85; Misses calf peg and
So polish, 9O9i.l0; women's bu sewed pol,
E.S75$: Women's grain sewed and polish, 80
ki,26: women's lid sewed, 900L75S wonaen's
loAt sowsd poliah. l503L76.
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DALLAS, May 10 Commercial circlas have
not been enliNcued byany active influence
during the past week, though lnt cnnllh-
ued cool weather In the north and west has
eNeTted q bad influence n growing crops
and this fact hns tou GtEict Inflated prices
IN wheat, which had 40 uui UCsCeuuuA Loin
the LOFTY ngutcs which 10 advanced In keep
ing with the warllke gossip rom over The
ocean, In Texas, viewing TIE held chnuldly,
there II little To regret Hnd much 10 be
thankful ,"r csrordenis with one oc-
Ohm. Hr.....TIt |"H .Ul ouk mggnifiCcnt,
boz. q ....s Unrtt'I.l Tie earth with n
n.H..HV ... .iUlH, p "r..rg TO the eye and IN
Hr.IH. con L.tuU. fH fly energetic Agricui-
.H..r.. .lum .tmU n" .TCumicrencc Of the
...a..U. suf HH with other states. kC-
I.... .. sIl...s'I'a,' authenticity from
Western Town. h H.... Iu, Western Missouri
Hu- Euu b. WnIt. gwnnce large part OF
GNe wheat urlIut tl west, show the wheat
.r...gf.. IrI Oh. ffut rF ed to he on per cent
|... Dam rIprrHH .r.. u-' ear. II Is stated,
lf.. Iu.rC, which warrant the
g..E. .|.r. rI.. .r. present area
ID THE 'Hu. Ina-tEfs the worst
wheat prCu t..t ..H"rI 10 years. IN view
81 the .t.sIuE UuIHIf.nu II wheat, and the
health s..f.U COTTON .ut crops generally,
arpNiygI u. bushes. HI F. a. renewal OF con-
ddeure u.H. .ruU .F . pected In The busi-
ne, CirUl.. rII H..., q the local market
cotton 'HH UuHuu . 900 the entIe lst OF
LTrnla,uUa ls l.y. 1.U1. The market
~, i..s NH.I. fY oats, In bulk, 35c;
j. Ill. ..t.H1.t ..rl.. &c. Nlllct seed
Doc, Do sL,aa' .H. iHw .' 81 81, largei 81 10
..p. ..1..r' HsglT ....Ls firm az Il but
mo |r ..l. H. l'H. less Is Scemiugly
a.. .. I..f. llHu. .r. H..U-. and may be said
o. .t IUfHIus #U. .HrNH.ed and cut loaf
sI HUHpFupuU #....r it, and res at Sc;
10 .IIa sIa.Yf.I .H.h up the advance,
r.#T.tugH I p fH 4. Hra uieting NJ 11s TO
s-,ct l..Ul .9Au fult .'. led dropped "a to
s-cHrl r, III ..Hr. a. g.. IH provisions short
r-r.4 holds steady HIT 10 hort dry salt, &c,
wa De- breakfast bacon H,tEened, falling &c
and lcmlluu- "a lU.. unsteady at l0Xc.
Tu.le - H1iau- csc of conse-
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aud ia % very serious conditinu. Thu
men had bean employed clearing QUA
iho meteor, which exploded, ana whict
had bCsn out OF u-3 for some w6ol,E.
The uperintsndHut accounts Tor THO
nccid mt by saying that gas had been
run into Tie dls1scd tank yesterday 70
try w. and that the non must bnve usc
8 light, which con- ~ lnicat0d with soma
az thln gas rgmMn,ng in tho tank. The
damage TO 10 works IL slight Iohl.
Burns, one uithe victims, al hin he0d
torn completely nom his body. 70 is =
married man, 70 wears Of age, aiU
leaves a wife ana three children.
T0m Dornu, o gas helper 2 yesrl 81
age and single, hsi his sECit crush9d
completely No aud died instantly. n y
Thomas Kllliao a gas fitter, VINO WIS
severely injured, Was unconscious tOe
more Than an hour sflor she acc ldent,bu.
ne may rcgoVer.
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Arrests nj Bolton.

Bolton, May 2.-lSpecial.l III swtoI
Whist and John Murphy were ar
rested last night charged with tn bun
glary of beer from MilleI's war house
The stolen goods were in their posses.
sion. They waived examination and
were admitted 10 bail in the sum %
$1,000, which they failed TO Civ and
were removed TO Jail.
Young Fowler, who attempiao 70
wreck the Missouri Pacific train q 5bor.
time since, has been arrested by q
Unitod States marshal and taken O.
Waco, charged with an attempt 70 d.
lay the mails.