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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
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III CHlta2o on Monu1N uuuPF tue lhHHShte ol
chorotorm while seated in dentists chair in
Dr.. n W Days eff e. The police are isvrs-
tigating the case.
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cilz oe'"eeh "hom a itaa AS existed 'or
some um'' met on 'he street "na commenced
"Hng al each otnTf' BON were A'i'tu.
Is New York last Monday John L. Everett,
nephew of ex- Gov. and ex Senator Edward
Everett, of Massachusetts WAS committed TO
prison for three months Tor citing his wife,
pawning her clothes and habitual drunkenness.
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difficulty was Nillams'S d.teuse OF lady
whom Daniel IliGds had jnsuhe1. Kinds aui
his father ESCAPED WI Jams " i'll die
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
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Ooo' "hiie some Of the Lords and common
eFs comp ain OF the n'sgardly credit "hich
tue u'Fefnmeht mas asked IN sueh a great
emergency. In Russia every nerve Is he
ing s'faihed 70 put 'er "'fid'feh""le''
army uP'n 'ii's' aggressive i'''''"
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are oeihs mate Tor wa'' "hlci IN poin'
OF magnitude ana nortailty nay sarptss
any "hlch the world mas ever En@"n. For
though negotiations nave been opened I"
secure the n o'rati'y 81 "''er + 'F' pean
nations pending tue cohn'ct' yet II is
sther"li5 admitted nat W.T. between
| 'hese great powers "!'ir IN all prooAoih J
III imateiy involve tue ~h'ie OF Europe.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
NOTICE!

INHE tax payers of the Fourth Collection
l. Dis ,rict are hereby notified that unless their
lndebte suess for tax $ for t Re year 1854 he set
tied within IA short time the undersigned, ire.
spective OF persons, will proceed at once to en-.
force Collection by process of law
ALIEN G. MONTGOMERY,
maY. l-3t] Collector 4th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
w ANTED AT ONCE.

A BLACKSMITH ; one who can do general
IA b acksmthing and Horse Shoeng. Per
manent emp loyment 20 IA good man
Apply at once 10 G. E. WADE,
Port Tobacco, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
MILLINERY STORE
FOR SALE.

- 4 PAIR MULES FOUR AND FIVE
IA YEARS Old. GOOD WORKERS
CHA MD FINE GOOD MATCH. Viii
give SIX months credit with approved security
ELYMET BOWS.
Nanjemoy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01

Es-EoIe genuine without bunch of green
Hops on The white label. Shun all the vile, poi
sonouS stun with Hop" or Hop III their name.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
sENAToR FoLEY,s BILL.

1t is reported that certain Of the Dis.
trict Judges Of the State, who doubtless
anticipate a reelection when their pres
ent terms expire, are somewhat exercised
over Senator Foley's bill to redistrict the
State Of Nevada, so that it will constitute
one Judicial District, over which three
Judges shall preside. The bill has been
scanned by the greater part of the press
OF the State, and it is commended to the
favorable consideration OF the Legisla.
ture. inasmuch as the people want some
positive and definite provisions made for
the more economical administration of
our State government. 1t is absurd,
when one thinks Of the present popula-
tion OF Nevada and the depressed condi-
tion Of affairs, and then reviews the
number Of high-salaried officers there are
among us. The desire on the part Of the
general people Of the State for retrench-
ment and an economical government
amounts to almost a demand, and it
lies with the Legislature to give the
relief. Three good Judges-and surely
the salaryof 5000 a year should com
mand good talent-ought to be able to
attend to the District Court business of a
settlement of less than $1,000 people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
PACIFIC COAST ADWcES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Charge TO q 6rand Jury.


SAIL LAKE, Feb. 3~.-Judge Zane charged
the Grand Jury to-day, saying: "In the
Acts OF Congress you will find polygamy.
unlawful cohabitation and other offenses
denned. No matter how common the of.
renee may be In the community, your duty
requires you to investigate il so much
more thoroughly, and il any man be guilty,
whoever he may be, it is your duty az
Grand jurors, under your oath, to indiot
him" He told the jury that they had no
right to take into consideration as iurors
any consequences to themselves, but nat
they must do their full duty.
Heating Going to Washington.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-This evenings
Post says: R. P. Heating, superintendent
OF the Hale and Norcross mine, will lava
shortly for Washington to be present a,
the inauguration Of President Cleveland.
Afcnie boriand will have charge Of the
mine during Keating's absence.
Arrested for Selling Children.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Laura M
wilson, who keeps a founding asylum AZ
S22 Sixth street. was arrested yesterday on
Ine charge OF selling human beings. The
specihc charge on which she was arrested
Is selling a white baby to q Chinese doc,or
Lee Lai Tong. for $50. She was released
on ii 900 bonds.
No senator Yet.
PORTLAND, Or, Feb. Sin the ssna.
torial ballot to-day the Democrats yo,aa
ior T. ?. Prim. Hirsch received % .
gam OF 2; Hare received 9. Hill 7. Fail.
ing T. md the remainder were sca.terina
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04

The London Truth says: Wherever
there is an aristocracy Of birth it newt.
ably follows that the aristocrat is socially
the most pleasant person, for his social
status is clearly defined. whereas that Of
others depends a good deal upon the
company they keep; and, consequently,
they are ever engaged in seeking to be
on good terms with one person and to
avoid being on good terms with another
person. An aristocracy is not 50 much
an evil in itself as productive Of evil in
others. Every n Lord makes ten
thousand snobs."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
A scare In Pfttsburg.

PIrrsBuBa, Feb. 3.-The Chronicle Tele-
graph this afternoon says it has come to
the knowledge Of some recent agents here
that the socialists have stored arms and
dynamite in this city, and are ready for an
outbreak and attack on capitalists. Men
from Hooking Valley and elsewhere are
said to be ready for business. Sensational
Developments are expected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04

Gentlemen Of the Order Of the Knights
Of Pyshias and others who expect to at
tend the grand masquerade ball on the
evening Of the 10th proximo, will ind .
GOOD assortment OF costumes and masks at
mrs. ). Straus'. Mob Hill. next door 10 the
Presbyterian Church. Prices from 81 So
upwards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04

...,, or the Liquor Habit
60. he Cured by Administering
DR.. HaInes' Golden specific.
II can be given in a cup OF cohee OF 'eS
r;,bou, the knowledge Of the person TAX
;,o II. effecting a speedy sad permanent
ou,s. whether the patient is a moderate
s.;rier or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
~ Jrnnkards have been made temperate
49, Who have taken the Golden SPECIFIC IN
LIZ, coffee without their knowledge, and
.o'dsy believe they quit drinking Of their
own free will. No harmful enecls Iesu,'
from its al administration. Cures guaranteed
C;Teulars and testimonials sent free. al
80 GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co..,
1856 Race ST., Cincinnati, U.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
Change Of Base.

NJ. NJ. Ley has removed his stock Of gro
.a-;ss. provisions, hats and caps, and
boo,s ana shoes, from his old stand on
Ruby Avenue to two doors south from
,sa Courthouse, where he will be pleased
~ .sa ali his old customers. and as many
rev ones a. choose to honor him with
their patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
D.

A T BERG's STORE ON MAIN STREET
"A a Postoface Money Order No a aa az,
payable IN Virginia City. The ownar cc.,,
nave the same by calling on Mr.. Bsrs sna
paying costs of advertising osrs' and
Eureka, Feb. 2, 1885. go
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
remnftuS Lot of Goods.

Ann, Hannah hiss received a full and
tempting stock Of hats. feathers and all
sorts Of millinery goods. The like has
nevsr before been seen in Eureka. II you
z.ns something nice, lady friends call on
the Auniie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04
NOTICE

OWING TO THE DEPRECIATION IN THE
- price OF silver and the general depres.
snraad .ne ieao market, the undersigned have
commencing Feb. s, 1885 sfes'
FOR all silver contained. 62h per cent Of the
For al gold contained. 80 per cent, of the
ce I. ' o'or ~ per
WORKING charges. t12 per ton.
to special rates. SUBJECT
III CON. MINING Co.
hlGHMoN MINING 90. Of Nevada
. Aooo. fe3-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04

A LII PERSONS OWING THE UNDER,
IA signed will call as soon as possible an
settle up. They can hnd me at the sherins
ONCE in the Courthouse. In case any shouIa
call and hnd me out, sheriff stinson or w,
der Sheriff Mason will receive all moneys anu
receipt for the same, TOM TRAINEk:
Eureka, Jan. IL, 1885. tals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
Hardware.

BAR Iron, $500, Norway Sc. No. p sheet iron
&c, No. q G sheet iron. 4ic, galvanized sheet
Iron ga ole, No. / | sod lie, No. do. Isle. 20N2s
roonlng tin ltledl5c. ltxsG and l0Nll pat. do
/. $50 $50, timers wire 30 per cent. on timers
stock, 30 per cent. of, cook stoves with ware
lOb0d %, do. with trimmings lf.50d5O00
Wood WOFk--WAgon aNles gOc. NSi 90,
tongues eOcdSl o. singlctrees 81 70. bolsiers
sOc spokes s. I5a3 %. felioss 81 75d2 %.
doubieirees. IS 2jal %, neck Jokes n 59d2 10,
plow beams b0a65c, pillow handles, 81 75as 70.
Mails % keg, basis Iod.--Burden hOrs shoe
per keg. 8 %. Perkins do, 8 80, Walker do 20.
burden mule 6 %. Northwestern horse shoe
NALL No. g. Soc No. 8, &c No. ., .Bc No, 7, 2lc,
No. :, sOc -Lake's" do No 4, 45c, No. 8, 2bc, No.
8, 22c No. z roc, 80 5. 1pcj Ausable do, No
a. 45c No 5. go No. 9. gle, No. Z, Ice, No. T. lse
Rcfrigerators.-No. climax u o., 40. ? do,
IS ~, No. do. 3, No. do, ~ No. d, do. -.
Mlscellaneous--Trace chains, No. p per pair
lOc pillow singletreesi per doL., = I5 plow
doubieirees. per dOz.. $ 90; stock bells, 10 per
cent on door locks. ~ 25a9 90; WOOD screws,
20 and 10 per cent. OF l.. r. east door butts, 40
and 10 per cent. on cut and timed tacks, 10
percent. of coffee mills, 20 per cent. OF blind
hinge 50and 10 per cent. on; carriage bolts, ~
and 10 ne cert on pillow bolts, IS per cent. OF /;
piece tn ware, 20 per cent on; deep stamped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
Country Produce aud Fruit.

Oranges-CalifOrnia,p per box 50 90.
Mcssina Lemons-Per box, 81 OOa6 80.
Apples-Northern, s. OOd4 80; Texas 75cd $40
per bushel,
Potatoes--Irlsh,per bushel, Texas new nome;
new Northern, 60d70c IN sacks per Dbl, - %
Onions, northern. per barrel So 90; Texas, 75cn
81 90 per bu. Beans II. 3lafc med, bills, aic;
large lima 81 c small butter SIC; Peanuts Tldslc
cider, half Dbl, $3.50; Cabbage, per crate,
Northern, Sa.G5d300
POultry-IIens $4,000 80 per DOZEN young
chickens $1,000 80; Turkeys none.
Eggs-Per dozen, l2l a l5c.
Fresh country butter 49, Choice, lsde0c choice
Western daily zoe creamery. BIC
Potaioes--Sweet, 81 % per bushel.
Grapes-El PasO, Ease.
TOmntoes-sl 2Aql 20 per bushcl.
Peaches-Scarce and very poor 4Od7jc per
bushcl.
Cow pcas--i0d SOC per bukhel.
Roasting ears-None in market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
Sow York



NEW YORK, sept 7.--flOur-Dull and wcek
Nheat-Higher; steamer No red. ss,ic. M
2reu, sac AZ elevator, No. red sgnteniber
sSids9Ac, closing sgic October gOidgllc. cios,
ing Olci November Riag3lc, closing q2,c.
Corn-Stendy, moderately active; No. . ial
,d5Oc, elevators 505d5llc. anoat, No 2 septem
Der, 49td i9ic, closing +9gc; October 50,
closing 0Oici November 4gi d50lc closing 5Oic
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Cohee-Spot fair; Rio easier at sic, an
lions TO Ilc higher, very Quiet, M. I ND
spot, - 10; sales, $500 bags September 50 ToS,
20 october 80 49, November SO 80; December
sugar-flrm and In fair demand. ccntrifuval
oiCi renned Hrm confectioners A &c standard
b2dbic; granulated 7d1ic.
Molases-Nominal; so test Tile
Kice-Steady and quiet
Iallow--Steady, at 5ic.
Turpentlnc--Dull,a at safe.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-IIlgher; spot 81 5Oa6 5Tl; September
~ t0 October 50 b3d65t
Bceycs-Receipts, including ~ car loads for
expectation, were 2S6 car loads, making II lSg
Tor week; few good and prime steers were
solu early IN the morning ut fair prices but
large oherings of common and ordinary native
steers ana range cattle made very dun mar
kct Tor all grades before the finish aud forced
prices downward fully l5c, poor 400; prime
native steers "a 25d5 20 extra native steers
So 3OdB so; Colorado steers q lOd5 Is. and
Texas steers So 10G4 25. mainly So 75d4 co.
Shcep-Receipts 20,S0O head, making 1896
for the week the market closed dull aud weak
Y 00dl 10 for poor TO good sheep and a Goa
. for common to choice lambs; will be but
few lambs sold
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

IA llcrces, tlci son cans. tic. soh cans
re fN.,hst si,i ON cans. Sic 50 cans, SIC
snearup in,, soseee gnnpowdcr, soa1oc
~, cui loaf SIC, granniated Standard. f,r,
a afouiisians graduated, ~ standard A, slc I;
'upp isc waite, -; yellow clarified -. ~
hlse- Louisiana, 6lafc. new.
Soarse, la bags, 81 Soal 40 fine, In bags
s.s,a iaNe' IN NAT hoop barrels, 81 10; pockets.
soda-Bl carbonatc. IN Kegs. tlto So, h,car,,
~ oasss n to 10 lump sal sods, In kces So
siMuhnlatcu sal soda, IN cob drums, Sc
is fs, =, nh hoice Louisiana, ~ 70 Sc prime
Cohce--l,io fair, " TO iOc: prime ioi IN no,
gn99lsce, w to lei laguyra, iglc: Java. s0c
'q PsbIeEsloi iSir Pea Pea Berry l;l 10 lsc,
glass pints llO; gloss quarts al, sIas ,s ~
W. giass gal, ~; glass hex gai q sol
Mmpping pape.-Rag and straw, IS to 7Sc.
. 30 Log, 81; Ralph's 6-oz 10 Is, i.o,'. sss,
tol ~ dental 4. o.. 3 o.; l.oz.. 400.
tanned t'oods-rriccs per dozen i.inr an.
pies standard, y s., peaches, standard Z lbs
II 81; lbs, g s5d2 3d. seconds. , lbs' a IA, 1
los, TO- tomatoes, standard . ibs.. 81 90
ssesconds, lbs, -; lbs, Il Is. green corn,
' Gc Ta,S s5Sgh peas 4 W. soose6eErics s. Is
weight, ~, 81 10; 2 h., 81 no; light weight i
~ oSc n, 81 90; salmon, n, u asdf SO, Z
o. SL,, mackerel, ! ~, eOcasi %; sardines,
Alhctican, 100 case, imported, slS GOA u OF
case strawberries, ? n, 81 40; blackherries,
manW9' green cages, 81 40; Eagle condensed
sOap-ln Linen. so, IN do, 40; IN Jack
son Is; so whit-Crown, 3 Is; common. aic
herman olive. Sc per N. ~
nBagglng-lib standard, lie; I'm, lie
I!cs-Aarow and Delta. IS
flour-hest patent, s. ~ per lc0 N patent,
Y % per 100 n third grade. - 80 per 100 N ,
fourth grade 2 90 per 100 n. Corn meal,
per hushcl, DOC; Hominy aud grits, prr
Dbl, = 80; Oatmeal per half bbl. x '5S:
cracked wheat, per n, &c. Crackers: A soda SO
nm soda, &c cream, slci ginger snaps, 7lc
snndrics--Starch, &c 4; Candles, full boxes, iglc
hnlNes iqunrtcrs,-; stick candy Va l0ic, fancy,
~ to 'Dci rope, 81 basis, do cotton lSo Herring
imported, 20 per keg. Raisins. layer, 40.
Ilder, crab apdlc, i0c; Missouri, soc Vinegar
Is to zoe. Concentrated lye, as to 90 jugs
glazed, lie per gal Crooks, glazed, Toe per
gal. Dried peaches $ TO l6c. indigo 7hc n Bluc,
Ing, 5OcaSl 90 dozen. Coloman's mustard 81 &
90 90 dozen, Maccaroni, imported, lac n
american, l5c box. buckets two hoops 81 N
dozen; well buckets 81 % dozen. Ilruoms II n
e3.sa dozen. brilliant oil, bbls, lie; Euplon
DO, &c do, 25 cases, 81 %; brilliant 2.5 cases
/ y 90; do, liz cases, s. 81. Raking powders
bulk, 9dllci n cans 81 75d2 go
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year old, 81 pga34 20; fancy extra old whisky
Wines Claret, case 81 6OalO 90, as per quail.
NY cntawba, per gallon, pOcmsl 10; port n goa
dWi sherry. per gallon, ~ 20dA o.. Madeira,
a 1000.
Ale--stock ale, per dozen. " Ooa2 25, port,
per dozen, - O0a2 70.
Champngno--G, NJ. Mumm & Co., extra dry,
~ WdH3 mi llcidslck, In basket S27 O1d31 90,
payne, v OOdlN 90; Geo Goulet, extra dry, pints,
bottled Beer-Lcmps, quarts, II 5Oal2 %;
beer quarts IS %, pints ii 10, SchlIts Milwaukee
quarts ~ 90, pints ~ 10, II. ClnuHcn Son. b
! champagne beer quarts y co. plnts " 90, Bro.
Cgnrs-Domesiic 80 OO@35 90; Key West,
sIo WaluO %, Imported, $50 0odl60 10.
Drugs and Medicines.
Drugs-Bark, cinnamon per n l2o; Peruvian
| lbca II 90, bOraN, he. III carbonate Of soda.
English Be. toppcras, 3d4c, ClnchiDedn, per
| on. ,2!d2so CASTLE soap, per n l0dl9c Cream
| tartar g. r. per NJ, t2tibc Chalk, lump, per
~, ease, Calomel, T.; W, i1asloi Engllsh,
per NJ, bottle included, " cool 10. Chloml
| hydTutc. per n, ~ b0dl ~. CllOrOform, per n
bottle included. s5d9Oc. Composition pOwdcr.pcr
n, Dc. Doyers, per u, u 20. EPSON salts, per
cnmph0r, per ~, 3sc Morphine per or 81 l0a
- on, cAstOf, machine, IOdsOc; OIL castor
per gallon, " OIL lard, winter strained, Gba
15c, oil, lard No. J., zoe. Qninlne, y. n W. per
oz,s0c Flowers sulphur. 8labc. Alum, 8ldibc.
! Prescription ylals. by ease ~ per cent of
broken, 20 per cent. on show caecs, list prlccs;
Rebate pntent mcdlclnrH, nj list. 1hnycrs fluld
| Extracts, 20 per cent. on. r. -. Fluid Extracts,
- per cent. on. Essential oils, ~, Louis list
Dlstempcr Colors-lyory drop blnck, 25c raw
Turkey lumber, 25c; burnt Turkey nmbcr nc :
raw Italian sienna, DC, burnt Italian sienna,
s5c. Nhndyke brown. 25c,
Pnints - strictly pure white lead, 70d Toe I;
spirits tnrpentipc, 6Od55c boiled oil, G2d &c.
The sherman Williams ColOrs ivory drop
black, L. per W 100 English coach black, IL per
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THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS AYsEprEMBER s.

V ,s ssss $50 %; shert rib s. Is; short clear
Mheat,-Ensler. lc lower
Norn-lc lower
Pork-2id5c lower.
Lard-2ic lower
49,. fIvE STOCK.
Droyer's Journal reports.
r,s. seceipts 1000 market stronger shin.
(, Va s'eers = OOa60O; st0ckers and feeders
x o ~ 10 cows, bulls and MIXED
~ @as w through Texas cattle, stronger
~ 800 ~ western rangers nrmcr NATIVES
s. GOA as rs. "''''''" ieNahs
Hogs-Reccipts, 1900; closed weaker.
, Snecp-Receipts, 1900, market steady, natives
H0odt CO., Texans 81 b0di 70. VS.
The Drover's journal special cable from, "a,
per H., dressed. NE w
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I,SEs AND BONDS.
/ Mold the Strong Hand
IN ,.r the Day Market
closing weak.
and steady at All Ports
w s,,sht Fraction Lower
in liverpool
rrsANCIAL.

- 7-Goyernm bonds duh
ielN''
~ .,l,s OF state bonds at the cN.
ort, moderotelv active.
I. heads were ",'' q pto c.a.
IAN Of the Denver " h'' "i"''ue
.,nuittcc announces that the
tasilen otoritv of the conaoli
!, nov hasa n'"'Vi ,-,a.,a.,.
!, deposited In Lohuon' N".s'eiu"'"
y Thc amount deposited In Lon.
cit' .ian, hctween - 600 ODO
Al: In Amsterdam ,oo noo
"a. and In this CITY Si,oVo'VVV' ~ III"
49, .,ai mortgage bonds are also
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FcE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

hHHHHH IlTy.
PRODUCE.
~ CIff, Sept. !. Wheat - Steadi.
j Yneri cash, Gjc bid; September, 6IEc
goer, blac; November, 7Oa 5Oic.
VneI, cash nominal; September,
1-Nomlnal; September, 2Ic bid.
LIVE STOCK.
ll,y 1--we STOCK Indicator reports:
accepts 1900; shipping steers and
~say good butcher stuff l0c higher;
fSN .oGo 40; good to choice shipping
common to medium 50 5Oa4 so ?;
s"I feeders - 1904 30, cows 81 4Od
~ IeNas steers IS O0a3 40.
siaeli steady. w ;" . ~ -
n,,ssceipis nor shipments; quiet; fair
s'Vus y oVG3W %; common to medium