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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

L. Meyer has just received oeautiiui
ana varied selections of wall paper ot
Shis years pattern.
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Ten dollars will buy good lot Tor a
home in West Palatka. Apply to j. w
NcLAury, Harris Block.
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nomember auction SAFE household fur
Aisure at Lilienthal's Saturday 9th inst.
1nn7 81
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Paint your roofs with the ceiepia'eu
Fire Proof Black Tar Paint, for SAFE pS
l.. Meyer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

Ten acres Of good fruit land Within
sne mile of Keuka-$1O per acre. "a
burnley. Keuka, Fla. nj
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

B. F. Barker has just received new
and fresh stock of Fruit Buffers. JelileS.
Pickles, ETC., fresh from headquarters:
which he is selling at prices tina: defy ali
competition. J'-ti
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

L. Meyer has just received new lot
Of imported wall paper, direct from
rrance. Call and examine. decluit
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

Target assortment OF Christmas Eoou'
sovn n F. C. Cochrane's Book store.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures
aA0ENTa FOR THE NEWS.

enc following gentlemen are the au,ho ., :.
SSSnta ar Tn0 PALATkA DAILY AND WEEKLY
~. II sh0if several localities
q Il D~Wi Ss, san Natco.
4. toieatius, Nashus-
= ! PookaPl, We:nkA
q = 400 Noswaik-
II = SneoSAI. vrutiand, Fla.
SollaIlun. Orange Mills, Els.
= HorSiegte, Georgetown,
:nioi DARLING. Drayton lsLind.
il = s4iaiS, Lac George
IN HursOn. Crescent CiJy.
81 sSrioki land, Interlechen-
y HunSos, McAeekin.
"a . nraddock. Seville
III CSsidon, st Augustine.
VvaOloach, Aeirose,
Cn~1ios Avo4e. Lake worth, fis.
.c,y RI IAN 10. 1856.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10
PALATKA, FLA, JAN. 10. 1850.
Ine Daily vs.
CHEAP ADVtRIlSlN6.
ONE CENT A W O h u i.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is words or more, IN
-...,,,,,rp inserted for ONE CENT A WOMB.
Everybody who has any want I'd supp
.nvrn,nx To buy or cell, any Business or &c
s,mmodxtions To secure; indeed. any WISH -
-v,tifv. .houId advertise in this Column
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Candles and Ornaments Tor ChfiSt-
Ass Trees at Cochranes BOOK otore.
Aocl3sf
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Get my prices on Plush Goods before
Aavinx. +. T.. Cochrdne. decl'ti
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The drawing for that $50 Dinner set
a n. w, King & Cos Crockery House
will take place "Wednesday atternoon,
January 18th, at 1 p. III. All those
holding tickets are requested 10 be pres
emit n. w. King q Co. Idio-t"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-10

just received. larg lot of the finest
cigars in the city. Call and give them u
OPsal. B. +. Barker. J.-tf
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Ynok ut Cochrane's Holiday Goods.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. wish to announce
- my friends, and the public generally.
that I have opened a grocery store on
Lemon street, one door west of 3. J.
0fooms. Ny stock is ali new, well Sc
lscesd and bought for cash. and l am
able to offer extra Inducements 10 fami-
liss, boarding houses, etc. Please give
me q call. j1w1m A. GRANGER.
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FOR SALE-Good barber chair. price
~. Apply to George Lofkins. barber
6hop, Palaska, Fla. J1-2t
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SPECIAL prices to any Societies pur Cnai'-
~ decl3tf
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45la45le, Oats, western white SOa4lc; dc
mixed 37a39e,
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July 26,-The Drorer's journal
reports; Cattle-Receipts 5000 head ship.
ments LOO head market slow and l0al5C
lower; shipping steers s. 60a5 10; stoCkera
and feeders 80 j0R4 so; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 50a3 70; bulk So 75s3 %; through
Texas cattle steady cows s. l542 rs; grass
steers 81 00a4 %, HoRs-Rsceipts 1880
head shipments 1000 head; market
strong rough and mixed 81 20S4 IS; pack
ing and shipping 81 75a5 10; light 81 goa
4 95; skips 50 5044 10. Sheep-ReCeipts
1900 head shipments 500 head; market
dull and l0i25e lower; natives s. GOAL 90;
Texans 81 704S 10.
EAST Liberty, Pa, July 26-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 2,5B5 head shipments 1896 head;
market active and a shade higher than
last weeks opening prices; so cars ship
ped to New York, Hogs-Rsceipts 200
head ishipments 9, 400 head market firm
Philadelphia S. l045 90; Workers 81 S0S
B OOi grassers and common Workers s. 50A
4 70; 10 cars shipped to New York. Sheep
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1900
head; market slow and q shade of from
last week.
CINCINNATI, o., July 26.-Hogs firm
common and light 81 2Oa4 3d. packingand
butchers y 6Ol5 O0i receipts 1850 head
shipments $40 head.
Petroleum,
Oh CITY, PA, July 2G.-Opened at O8Ic;
highest GB!c; lowest GG5C; closed at 6Bsc ;
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DR.. II. II. hinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, I'D
vises us OF q remarkable cure Of con
sumption. He says; "a neighbours wife
was attacked with violent lung disease
and pronounced beyond help with quick
consumption. As a last resort the family
was persuaded to try DR.. VIM. Half
BRlsaln Tor the Lungs. To the aBtonish,
inent OF all, by tho time she had used
halls dozen bottles she was about the
house doing her own work. | cav her al
her worst and had no idea she could re-
CoYer.n
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOcuTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRs. N, sTgyESs HART, Principal.

simmer Session at Mt, LAKE PARK, Garrett CO.,
ud. beginning july 10, ~ l0;S A. ~ closInl
August ID, lss6,
HWyAyTAus OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
., The Natural Development and Culture Of the
~ Ii the purpose u conversation; heRdlngi
h h"nf Address and singing. The correct use Of
H. I. Hns,p, u Articulation aud ltesplrattOnt To-
lng N the Philosophical laws By which those
Ruu', n. pFrscnpl aud developed.
Ore" Trr rasy and Natural Expression Of Sentiment
+, ,,..u. oiSpc.C h and Gestutei including Char
~ ~",,fou Dramatic Reading aud Recitation.
80, in.rfurlIOn In Expressive Bible and Shakes
np w Ir ding aud In the reading Of Hymns;
~ rir opuofIuuiiy afforded Teachers for the
at' ~ PTsttiCu NethOds for Teaching Arlicula'
tty'2 md sight, Reading, Methods based upon the
TIi1rirlr, OF pslsnrtr, 4,
= ,",,Ir., 4 as tot tho study Of kindergarten and
uSG,n,I1 normal MCthOds Will be formed and res
n" htId ialy from July y 10 August 20 lSs5.
'NTb. rlt., win be taught by Mis- SUSIE POLLOCK
o,NS,bIugtoR, d, e., who studied and graduated
~ rIs class for children will be held on three
liz week, Jut QJcharDC,
u'33,,. Lectures will be given by MH. Hart and
Nj, pollock, each upon The Interests Of her W
depAnmtnh
:" MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, or
MISS sU liz POLLOCK,
washington, III. q.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
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endorsed by all who have used them. The
beat remedy for Dyspepsia, FlRtulency
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meller.
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oAN'T sleep nights 10 the complaint Of
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sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
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sold on q positive guarantees at lOc, 900,
Logan 4 %, and CHARLES MOnkemVlleE,
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MI, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHEELING, W. VA,

The thlry.eighth year OF this welLknown Acad'
cnr. under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns.
o,,p, GU the first Monday OF septembCr next, and
p%oauauts ten months,
nans received al any tine in the session.
rhg.e who deaiEe to place their daughters ! u an
Institution anordiDg exceptional advantages In
me- way Of heallhlul and delightful location, ex'
rolen, board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al ,ha hands OF ~IelOnE teachers, in every depart
nenl o. female education, including the modern
~l,g,rsgcs aud music, should send for a catalogue
Of this schOOl, Address,
Drcctressoi the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT Do CHAETAL,
,rrrDly Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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ACRER's BLOOD Elixir iB the only Blood
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lug, 1t pufiieH the whole system, and
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palms. We guarantee II. Logan L Co.
aud Charles MenkemRller.
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10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker's English Remedy a positive cure.
1t saves hours ofanxlous watching. Sold
by Logan & Go. and Charles Mankemeller.
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FoR ten or twelve years 1 have been Sc.
verely afflicted with Uatarrh. Never
before found such decided relief as from
Ely's Cream Balm. | consider myself
Cured.-J. W. BURLINGTON, Mechanics.
vile, N. Y. price 81 Csnts.) TrnSAw
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In one week Ely'a Cream Balm opened
a passage in ii noGtril through which l
had not breathed III three years, spbdued
an inflammation in my head and throat,
the result OF Catarrh.-CoL. o. NJ. Neil
LIAY, 0Rego, N. Y. (See adv,) Trhs&w
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.aurnu,cr 2ssorts,
MT DO CHANTAL,
Mem Wheeling. ". Va

Terms for the Summer Of 80, beginning June /,
reduced D to 20 percent, and tho highest standard
excellence maintained. Situated within loo
yard OF Fort Monroe, the largest ratification 10
the United States. Tho scenic attractions OF the
place are unrlvalled. Daily target practice, guard
moi ting and de'S parade.
Excellent Boating Flihing and Driving, aud the
sur batnlug the lneat on tho Atlantic coast. Per
feet IN cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
lC1 SuettS. Afternoon concerts by U. 8. ATTY
sollool band ANA nightly hous. Pie.Gminentiy a
Resort Tor s0uthu'n People. rure ocean air, free
from malaria and conducive 10 retieshilg sleep.
Average trmpCmturc for summer, go. Bond for
ilu,iratd descriptive pamphlet and terms.
mi +. N. PIKE, MANAGER.
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OF sOZ0DONT, renders it the most agree.
able article ever used as a tooth wash. II
has none Of tho aCrid properties Of the as.
%tringent tooth powders, and instead Of
contracting The gums, it renders them firm
and elastic,
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The new Peoples Palace in London will
probably be one Of the largest technical
schools In the world. Tho buildings are
designed to accommodate nearly 10000
atulpnia.
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

viii ot,rn Dl,enteS Of the KidneIA Gravel, elect,
stFloIirCL and all Urinary anh Un thral Diseases
Nervous and Pby'lCal Debility, Seminal weakness,
Loss Of VIgOr, Premature Decline IN Man, tRfly
Decay, lnpoleruy rAthe1 ~ e!fOrs oil youin, ex.
and nose, ilcsfs, CtuptlnhS, tCiQllla to'Gr, SAL
fhUnm, and all blood and skin dl'eAtoa, Female
Weakness speedily CURED. uOlptrhea cuIgd IN
lhrcO days. rllce q ". sold ID wheeling. w. va,
inin
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pnILApRLpuIA PA, July 2G.-Flour firm;
Ohio, Indiana, st. Louis and southern
Illinois 81 25a4 G2!; winter patents 81 S5A
. 90; Minnesota bakers So 50A4 70; patents
81 85s5 10. Wheat quiet; rejected Fultz
on track 7i'77c; No. 9 red July $50 S3lc;
August S3b ,SSlc; September 3S iS4l; OCto.
Der SlGASb", Corn, spot firm No. 3 mixed
on track Az No 2vellow do 40.; No. 2
mixed on track 4Sa4Slr; futures quiet No.
9 mixed July 4Bla47lc; August 47ai7lC;
September 4SA4S4C; October 4S9a40c. Oats,
spot firm; No. 3 white 500 A40Ic; No. 2
white Ale futures dull; No. 2 white July
4Ola4lC; August 800 1850; September 3lia
35o; October 844 800, Provisions dull.
Pork, new mess, Sll T0al2 90; do prime
Sl1 0OAll 80; do family $l2 7Oal3 90.
Hams, smoked, per pound, i3,l4ic. Lard,
refined 7.UOA7 26Gj do steam q 600. Butter
In good demand creamery extra l0A90Ci
western dairy extras l4Al6ci do good TO
ChoiCe 0Al2C. Eggs firm fresh llAl4ic.
Cheese quiet aud easy Ohio flats, choice,
7la7lc, do fair to prime Gaze.
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Kate Field thinks that the free, wild
West 10 more appreCiAtlvO than the cold
and cultured East,
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Age appears to increase tho value o.
except women and butter.

Though purc and simple, and 10 mild,
Tonight be u,ed by any child,
Yet sUZOD0NT Is 10 ~. II and sure
That mouth and teeth vita woudrOus speed
From tartar and from tRinI arc feed
Till they become sweel, white, and pure.
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1t seems q little strange that when VIC
are tired We can best rest by retiring.
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"sPALDISa's GLUE" handy about the
house, mendG everything.
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Glp G~nteuiqtuer
oncol No., 80 and ~ Fourteenth street,
NINE sMNGERFEsr.


Impressions Of the Great Song Festival.
About AnArchIsts,
Special Correspondence oftse hlitltganer.
MLwAuEEE, July 25.-The Fest has
come and gone, and is now Chronicled
among the events Of the past, The two
performances Of Saturday drew Immense
crowds, aud both sustained the high repu-
tation Of the management. The event Of
the matinee was the singing by the chill.
dren, numbering about 500, and under the
management OF Mr. Tomlins, OF this city,
The children did remarkably well and
contributed their full share to the success
OF the occasion.
The evening entertainment was excel
lent and was participated in by all the go
loistH and singers present. Ono OF the re-
markable successes Of the evening was
Fraulein BrandtS rendition OF the finale
in Wagner's GOtterdammeruug, II is one
OF the most difficult thinga in the world TO
render and would take a musical eel TO
wend itself in and out among the intricate
passages Of Wagner's wlerd, crazy melody,
Miss Brandt did her part we'll, displaying
fine dramatic elect and a perfect display
OF lavishRess Of voice when the Occasion
demanded 1t, Frsulein Lehman rem.
derei in her own inimitable manner a
fragment from Wagner's "Trigtan und
Isolde" a piece better adapted to the con,
cert room than most of WagnGr's music,
and one that ELECTED all tho soft sympath,
eliG strains OF Lehmann's remarkable
voice. This lady RANKS high In the world
Of song. l confess that she captured your
correspondent from the start. Her voice
combines power, passion, melody and a
C~leverness in theN upper register that
stamp her the peerless artist and places
her name by the side Of Patti, Nelson
and the other stars OF song,
On this occasion the male s%oloists, Witt,
Paulet, Heinrich and Standige all ap.
peared and contributed their skill 10 tie
success OF the occasion. Space will not
permit me to give these gentlemen the
notice they deserve,
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and when they did fire not to waste any
ammunition by firing In the air, but shoot
to kill. A delegation OF the Anarchist
leaders waited upon the Governor as soon
as he arrived in the city and protested
against bringing the militia to the city.
The Governor then reCited TO them the
information he had received through his
agents and detectives, which information
was aiterwaTds cOrroborated by the evil
denCe deduced st the trial, and told those
leaders that at the first blow struck by
the mob he would not stop until sveIy one
who took part In II was wiped from thelace
OF the earth. There was 10 mob there ex-
cept some Insignificant Tioting which was
quickly suppressed. But enough evidence
had already been obtained to indict the
leaders. They were tried and sentenced
by Judge Sloan to nine months impTison-
ment. 1t Is now very evident that Mil
waukee for several DAYS rested upon the
verge OF q volcano. The city had been
dlstrlcted and a squad Of bloody AnRrCh-
lists appointed to rob, kill and burn in a
Systematic order, When we consider the
numerical strength OF the Class depended
on by these rRsCRlly leaders 1t is not q vio-
lent assumption to presume that o terrible
carnage was onlYprevented by the prompt
action Of Gov. Rusk.
This mob element Ia composed OF some
10000 Poles, called POlacks here, and
about 10, 600 BohemiRns. The Poles seem
to be the. most ignorant and degraded Of
any species OF foreign lmportatiols. They
herd like beasts and 1t requires the most
vigilant watChtulneas by the municipal
authorities TO prevent epidemiCs. Ten
thousand Of thess Poles live in one solid
mass in one OF the suburbs. They are
great thieves and require constant watch,
ing, In the morning they will 90 out In
squads OF twenty and thirty and more,
men, women and children, each armed
with q wheelbarrow, and sCour the city,
They pick up blocks OF wood, old boards,
and empty the garbage barrels for their
food, Tho boards and blocks arc utilized
by building their hIts aud the contents Of
the garbage barrels prevent excessive
rates among their boarding houssH, They
live ak, twelve and twenty IN a hut, COM
prlsing one room, and the pigs and chick
ems make q component part OF the family
and partake OF the same bill of fare
Us the half clad children. Their language
seems to be a cross between the cultural OF
q pig and the shrlll information Of 4 parrot,
This is the class worked upon by tho vii.
famous Bohemian leaders, aud this is the
agency by which they plotted TO make
Milwaukee an ash heap. II it Ia iated that
America ia destined to baCome the refuge
Of the o%HtCourlngs Of Poland, Hungary
aud Asia, let US export t o two former
and ill up with the heather Chi
nee. They are peaCeable, at least. In all
these troubles not German nor Irishman
we're implicated in this work Of hsllish.
ness aud raplne. That speaks volumes In
favor Of those %nationalities and demon
atrates that the garb Of true American
citizenship is woTthily worn by large
class Of our citizens not to the manor
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a REsuscIrArgp spgcuLAron.

It was my good fortune to meet Peter
McGeoch, the great pork and lard speCu.
lstor, who some two or three years ago
had to lay down the baton OF tho imam
cial kingto tho tune Of $G,000,0 900. He
compromised for fifty cents on the dollar,
morlgsged his extensive street railways
and all his personal estate to friends who
helped him RAISE the $4,000, 900, paid Oft
his debts and is to-day reputed to he
worth between So, 900 and $4,000 COO
1t took much "pork for q shilling" but
hogs ara plenty in this country. Nc
GsoCh is a fine looking specimen Of
physical structure, large frame, broad,
open CountenNnCe u keen, piercing eye
and q frame that would Indicate great
physical strength, Iu n!ze, build and
general appearance he reminds me OF
your fellow citizen Col. Tom O'Brlsn. II
the Colonel ever cuts the capers In the
political world that his double here has
inthe financial world, machine politics
will soon BIO placed In hoe. o. q. s.
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All trains daily exCeOt Sunday,
PullmRnIg Palace tutet or Hotel Sleeping Cans
through without change from StCubenVile East to
Phllatelphla and New York West ~ Columbus,
G~inCtnnSttL Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
Recommendations aud any further information mp.
ply 70 joining TOMLlHs0N Ticket Agent VI Pan.
handle stRtiOn, foot Of Eleventh sire l. or ut City
Ticket ONCE, under hcLlre liuusp, Wheeling,
JAMES MCCREA,
General Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
Z, A, FORD,
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UlNctSSArl, o., July 2G.-Flour In light
demandj family 50 4OA3 %; fancy 50 70A
8 90. Wheat dull; No. 2 rVd 76i ,70u; re-
Celpts 10000 bushslsj shipments 5000
bushels. Corn sLrongi No. 2 mixed Ale.
Oats III fair demandj No. . mixed new
2BlC. Rye dull and loweri Ma. 9, b5Ic,
Pork, demand llsht at $40 i2l. Lard
steady at O loo. Bulk meats quiet shout.
ders Gl2Aoi short rib sides Oi25p. Baoop
quiet aud steady; shoulders Z O0cj short
/ b sides Z i2lCi short clear sides I a7iC.
Whisky quiet al 81 Vi. Butter In modsf.
ate demandi extra creamery 2la22C
prime 10 choice dairy l0Gl2O. Sugar
CASTER hard refined 0lA7iCj New Dr..
leans 6Ab9i, LlnBeed oil stronger al lOA
42c. Eggs In light demand. Cheese
quiet and firm; ptinoto choice Nat sASlc,
TotKno, D. July g0.-Wheat weak aud
lnweij cash 7Olc August 77Ci September
7Saci October SOC. Corn BiOady, caAl
AUgdBL 42C, September 42l1 Oats nominal
OluversrGd easy cash 50 %.
BALTIMORE, Nib, July 2O-wheAt, went
Brn lower and active No. 9 western glntel
red spot ~, SSlOj August S2i 1885 gsplem,
Der S3l ASJBO. Corn, western easier and
dull western mixed spot and Angus
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A Cbamberlin lDak.) church bought an
organ with the proceeds Of q baby show.