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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
PIT TORACCO Maryland. JULY 10, 1889.

s'rhe lion relaxed his hold OF the
bears neck, threw back his head, and
sought to writhe loose from the bear.
1t would have gone harl with him, had
not the female lion by a desperate
spring fastened herself so strongly upon
the back of the belr's neck that he wa.
forced to drop the male and turn to her
Over and over they rolled about
the elk carcass. They clawed, bit
and tore at each other with deep,
muffled snarls and growls. Sometimes
the bear was on top Of lion, aud again
both lions were on top q. him. ...-.........
"The grizzly would gather one OF
them suddenly in his huge forearms,
bear It down upon the ground in the
effort to crush and bite the life out of
it, then feeling the teeth of the other
which would invariably seize upon the
back of his neck, the infuriated mon
ster would loose his hold and whirl up
on that one.
"Soon, in one of these whirls, he
caught the smaller lion and gave her
such terrible bite Iefore the males at
tack--which was from behind as usual--
could induce him to release her, that
she lost sand completely, and skunk
limping away, evidently badly hurt.
''The male lion Immediately took the
defensive, lodged about the grizzly,
and leaped easily out of reach of his fu-
rious charges. Isaw that bruin had the
best of the fight and was likely to main
tain his advantages; aud as ! was far
more anxious to secure the tremendous
beast than l was to get the lions,
1 opened fire upon him
with my Winchester, and gave
him ball behind the shoulder as he
turned broadside in one of his rushes
at the lion. Luckily the first SHOT killed
HIM,
"The lion, more frightened at the re-
pert of the gun than he had been at tho
bear, bounded across the creek, and
though fired two shots at him before
he got out Of sight missed him. The
male got off scot free as do not think
the bear had gwen him more than few
scratches, but I followed the female
and overt COX her Ia crippled condi-
tion some half mile up the canon. A
single bullet killed her. - Youth's Com
1dnion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
HUMOROUS.

Flosts are generally dew before they
come.
Hush money-The wages of the ba-
by's nurse.
A lawyer is never so blind but ne cau
cite authorities.
None but thorough bass vocalist will
utter forged notes.
The dead letter office is great place
for uncalled- for remarks.
If lord Dunraven's yacht captures the
Americas cup, the British would
never get Dunraven about it.
Priest Ito very sick man)-Now, if
you have any earnest desire in your
heart, name it. Sick Mani want 10
get we'll.
Jones-I notice they call every red
nosed man from Kentucky colonel
What are they colonels of Brown
Colonels of corn.
Stranger in the Court Room-What
time have you got, pleaseS Prisoner at
CounseIlor's Table, can tell you bet
ter after the trial.
Weakigh = Good morning. Miss
Travisl hope l see you welll Miss
Travis-I don't believe you do You
are blinking like everything.
He-What are you thinking of dart-
ing2 she--I was wondering if I should
look we'll In bridal dress. Pvo never
had chance to see, you know.
Lqndlpdy-Be careful how you whip
that carpet Is very fine piece of
goods Tramp (working for hi, din
ncr)-Yes'm. It's hard to beat
Elder sister--Oa, you fancy yourself
very wise, dare say; but l can give
YOU a wrinkle or two. Younger Sister
No doub', and never miss them.
Polite but absent minded bather Ito a
friend whom he has just recognized in
the water Why, how de do, Blivensf
glad to see you. Won't you sit downf
Mi Gotham-I eadore travelling.
Were you ever iu g eccc Miss Loin9
Miss Loin (of CincinnatD--No, l never
was, but papa was in that lard trust,
you know.
Editors Wife-I wonder what can be
the matter with Mrs. Smith; she hasn' t
returned my visit yet. E iitor absent
mindedly)-Perhaps you neglected to
enclose stamp.
Wife Cooking in stationer's window
}-"What is this-reproduction of
Egyptian hieroglyphics'" Husband
mo; that is a specimen of work done
by the winner in a high-spee1 type
writing contest"
Convicted Beggar-Your honor,
couldn't you change my sentence of i'm
prisonm3nt into fne2 "No, that
cannot do. And where would you get
The money if did2" 81 could beg a
little every day until had enough"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
The Cry Of the Dreamer

am tired Of planning and toiling
In the crowded hiv Of men;
Heart weary of building and spelling
And spelling and building again.
And long for the dear old river
Where dreamed my youth away,
For dreamer lives forever,
And toiler dies in day.
am sick Of the snowy seeming,
OF a life that is half lie;
OF the faces Incl with scheming,
in the throns that hurries by.
From the slee less thoughts endeavor,
/ would go where the children lay;
For dreamer lives forever,
And toiler dies in day.
feel no pride, but pity
For the burdens the rich endure;
There is nothing sweet in the city
But the patient lives Of the poor.
Oh, the little hands so skilful
And the child mind choked with weeds
The daughters heart grows wilful,
And the fathers heart that bleeds.
No. moi from the streets rude hustle,
From trophies of mart and stage,
would fly to the woods low rustic,
And the meadows kindly page.
Lot me dream as of old by the river,
And be loved for the dream alway;
For dreamer lives forever,
And Uoiler dies in day.
John BOlHe ORcilIu.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
NO. 13.
Drenm.Song.

The sweetness Of loving is dreaming
Sweet dreams that will never come true,
With the star Of bope blissfully beaming
In bright and impossible blue;
Dreaming that vows fondly spoken
VIII ever be true as they seem;
Dreaming that hearts ne'er are broken;
Dreaming that life is a dream.
. Fate, awake me not,
Swe,t dreams forsake me not.
Shine ON fair star in loves beautiful blue.
Dreaming you love mo yet,
Dreaming you'll ne'er forget.
Let me not waken to find love untrue.
y o cs s's 5 = " -r--sH ---'-'s
To world that is withered and old,
with the star of hope swiftly forsaking
\ sky that IS faded and coll;
Waking when time hath bereft us
OF all that the future endears;
Wadng when nothing is left us
Nothing but memories and tears
Fate awake me not,
Sweet dreams forsake me not,
Shine on fair star inlove's beautiful blue.
Dreaming you love me yet,
Dreaming you'll ne'er forget,
Lot me not waken to find love untrue.
Samuel Peck in atlanta Constitution.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
How Hair. Cloth IS Made.

Many pc ople understand, of course,
how hair-eloth is made, but for the edi-
fication Of those who do not, we will
explain the process. In the first place,
horse-hair cannot be died. It repels
coloring matter; so to make black cl 9th
it is necessary to secure natural black
hair. The horses, in many cases abso-
lutely wild, running unrestrained, are
regularly coralled and shorn. OF course
black hair is preferable, but sometimes
gray stock is utilized. Not only the
tails, but also the names are cut; the
hair is bunchel. These punches seldom
contain hairs of less length than two
feet; some are even three and 81 feet,
and the thickness of the punches is usu-
ally two or three inches. The hair
cloth looms are provided with what we
may call pper, in place of shuttle,
and the nipper is so finely actuated that
it travels across the warp aud seizes
from the bunches one hair only, the
jaws of the nipper being too fine to
grasp more than one, and carries it
across the weft threads, dropping it
nto its exac: place. The action of the
loom mechanically forces the hair next
to its predecessor, the warp crosses upon
it. snugly holds it in its place, the nip
per travels back and seizcs another, and
so on and on. The delicacy aud almost
human accuracy with which each separ-
ate hair is placed between the warp
threads is reilly incredible. -UphOl-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
A Whaleboat for samoa's King.

The whaIeboat the government in
tends sending to the Samoan king,
Mataafa, is gorgeous affair, says a
Washington letter. The Samoans, it
seems, know nothing of boat building,
although they are an island people and
are much of their time at sea. Their
wonderful endurance in the water is due
to the fact that their boats are so frail,
being little better than RATS lashed to-
gether. So this whaleboat is just going
to be the finest thing in the way of a
wha eboat ever seen. Three naval Off
GERS, survivors of the Samoan disaster,
are to take it out-and a the survivors
are shaking in their shoes, each man
fearing that he will be selected. They
have all had as much Of Apia as they
szas s ~ d
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19
The Centar of Bulb Culture.

The center Of bulb culture in Holland,
avs Gartaford, is still at Haarlem, as
It has been during two centuries and
half. Hyacinths are especially In favor
lust now, and ground suitable for their
cultivation has sold for as much as $13,
s 20 an acre, as against $1,000 given for
and OF other XII .ds. The expense of
cultivation is placed at about $500 an
acre for hyacinths and $3.50 for tulips;
md IT is motel that artificial manures
ire never used Narcissus is also grown
n vast quantities near HARLEM, chiefly
'or expectation to England. Formerly
,he export trade in cut flowers was enor-
nous, one HARLEM firm having exported
in a single sca5on Il 900 cases; but an
agreement was last year entered into by
majority of Dutch florists to abandon
he sale OF cut flowers as competing
with the interests of purchasers of
bulbs. Attempts have been made to
extract the perfume of hyacintl4s, but
only with moderate success, especially
rom the commercial point of view.
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A Spidel Appreciates Music.

A gentlemai was Watching some spi-
ders, when itpccurred to him to try
what effect 60 hsould of a tuning fork
would have tipn them. He suspected
that they woul take it for the buzzing
of a fly. b selected a large, ugly
spider, whichad been feasting on flies
for two month The spider was at one
edge OF Its NC Sounding the fork,
The man touchd a thread at the Other
tide, aud watclcd the result. Mr.. Spi-
1er had the buzing sousd conveyed to
lim over his telephone wires, but how
was he to know on which particular
wire it was trFelingl He ran to the
centre of the Feb very quickly, and felt
all around unit he touched the thread
against the otter end of which the fork
was sounding then, taking another
thread along lIst as man would take
IN extra pieceof rope, he ran out to the
fork and spraug upon it. Then he re-
.reated littlew way, and looked at the
fork. He wa puzzled. lie had OK
pected 10 findi buzzing fly. He got
IN the fork again, and danced with DO
light. Evidently the sound was mus c
10 him-ArG0nlh.
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Fraud i'm Tar0uOisey,

A German merchant discovered, dur
'ng the recent annual fair at Nishni-
Novgorod, Russia, that the turquolses
,ffered for sale By the Persian traders in
hose stones were nearly all false. These
'ogues have been imposing paste upon
heir customers for the last six or seven
,ears and it is estimated that, out OF
,bout 100, 900 turquoises which have
,een sold during that period, not more
hat 10, 600 were genuine stones. The
mutations aro~s:eseri5ed>a maryellously
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

Miss Whack Crying to bring out the
word gourmand)-Now, suppose l went
to your house AMI ate too much, what
would your father call mel Master
Doolan-He wad call ye pig.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

One mode Of selling turquoise' at
Nishni is curious. A person, on pay
ment of a fixed sum, is allowed to
p unge his hand into a bag full of them
and to become possessor of the handful.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

For Constipation, or Costiyeness, no
remedy is so effective as AYERS PILLS.
They insure regular daily action, and re,
store the bowels to a healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AYERS
PILLS are invaluable, and a sure cure.
HEARTBURN, Loss of Appetite, Foul
Stomach, FIatulency, Dizziness, Head
ache, Numbness, Nausea, are all relieved
and cured by AYERS PILLS.
In Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders,
and Jaundiee, AYERS PILLS should be
given in doses large enough to excite the
liver and bowels, and remove constipation.
AS cleansing medicine in the Spring, these
PILLS are unequalled.
Worms, caused by a morbid condition of
the bowels, are expelled by these PILLS.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Piles,
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by the use of AYERS PILLS.
For Colds, take AYERS PILLS to open
the pores, remove inaammatory secretions,
and allay the fever.
For Diarrh@a and Dysentery, caused by
sudden colds, indgestible food, etc. AYERS
PILLS are Spe true remedy.
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, and
Sciatica, often result from digestive derange-
ment, or colds, and disappear on removing
he cause by the use of AYERS PILLS.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstr1cfi6n, are cured by AYERS Pills.
Suppression, and Painful Menstrua-
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There is now no hustle about the girl
Of the period, and YET she is as noisy as
ever.
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A FEW HINTS
FOR THE USE OF

'osE. - 10 more the botc-
els gently, 2 to 4 Pitis;
thoroughly, 4 10 6 Pills.
Experience igiH decide the
proper dose in each case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
BY TELEGRAPH



NtN YORK, May I-MunCy on call easy nt %
~ yer Ccnti lnsi loan iof ccnt. closed oiicrd
At i'cf ccnt Prime inrranlig paper lRet3'
per cent sterling vxchangc dull but steady III
tlh5k iuf sNty day bills aud "a ~ fof demand
uotgfumtnt hpnds have htcn dun aud steady
state bonds have bccn dull aud steady 10 arm.
The stock market, alter n uuttlnuHnuu ui The ux.
iraofdlnnry sifrnrih IT the pid few days met
with 81 hack ln the afternoon. aud tho reaction
Of moicfaic extensions irnunht about the final
pflcN hcins generally fractionaliy lower Than thoae
81 last evening. The trhdcn aud professionals
have lccu talking aud working Tor a ruhctlnu fuf
the nat iiirrc DAYS but the impetus Of the upward
movement wns 81 great that the hammcfing was ~
20 avail THIS morning there was pucwhl 81 the
heavy hu,ing ~ the Tast few days aud the
transactions VEN laWcf than ~ any time YET
Atchisuu. In tue latter stock there wcnc rupnfts
that The net cafnlnrs cor April would show an lu.
Cfcasc ~ about tnlWn aud The Unrnlns Of ~
lsul TOT the mini wcck Ia Nav rcrorcd this
advanced 20 5ih aud Aichison 20 5is. with the
Others iulluwnE aud Jersey Central took spurl
aud later Missouri Pacific and Northwestern moved
M materially. Tho engagement IL ahuut SulWQ
sold int export however, brought the bulls face 10
lace With The danger uf an advance ln the rsto 1f
MONEY and The eyidegcs q The rcsyui alcs ior
continental. The bcars took coumrr. and the buy.
ing stacking % there was q change ln the t'mper
OF the tpcculatlon, aud The market lccnmo morn
quiet prices yielding 81 the pfssuw ot heavy real
iling sales Jcncy Ccntnal was the hrt To drop ana
u Lost ~ ~ IT, iufcuoou's advance. Weakness
ucNtlnlHh IN NfNfal ui the fpcrlnltlrn aud
the leadrrs sigEri on, though the fluctuations
wcfc made within the naffuWcft limits ~ a
rule until near delivery hour when them Wa a
sudden npNani spuft IA Manhattan witch had no
oheet upon the remainder ui the list a. the
FfanEofs aud cualcu bcCnmc weak In the last hour
and generally closed Al the lowest prices III inc
day, which VEN bat slightly changed from the
gicninF hgurcs, Among The low priced shans
thcfu weru some vide movements, and san Iran.
csco common was specially strungti. wcrr also
Denver. Texas Port Worth and kinrston A
lcmhmke. The Gloss was quiet aud active. In
the unlisted department them was icst animation
though lead tust.. sugar trusts and cuttou oil
VEN largely dealt In, the nnt named showing
maihcd HrVnpth, but among the othcrs there was
no feature though nfunsvlCk was morr active nj
slightly higher figures. The final frurcs aimost
INVARIABLY show dcClncs II small fractions aud
Tanscuntncnni WV"
RallfOad honds were icsi active and a smaller
numpct OF ltsnrt Nev dealt IN, With only one
active bond-fou Worth a ncnvef nnis HE
tone oi The market was hrm 10 stfone. hut the
change. IN quotations arr small aud unlmpoftant
except IN q lev casCs - Louis fkansas a Tefas
nris et.coupons Uso ~ 10 kiis and Niiwaukec
Lake hhntf Western incomVs Ito iOs
The tol.i ssls, Of stocks today wtrv 1904 Clo,
ing quotations Wv
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BANK CLEARfNds.
Drain md PrnNI.inn..

CHICAGO, m, May 2i-Thore was a favorable
| turn In the wheat market for holders today, and
| prices were higher Tmding was moro active both
/ Ia covering shorts aud In buying TOT Investment
The advance was looked upon mainly by some
operators As bulge caused ly an Cndenvor Of the
shorts io cotcr. he opening was easy aud ls0litC
lower than yesterdays closing but turned quickly
aud steadily advanced ~ n above inside figures.
A. the most urgent dCmnnd was supplied aud Ia
offerings increased the market bcgan 10 ease M an
piiccs rcccdcd &c. ruled steady and closed 20
higher for July than c,osns hguns yesterday. june
closed about a. higher.
a moderate trade was reported IN corn; feeling
hfm. Fluctuations howeger kept within 80
range. aud transactions we're mainly local The
market opened at yesterdays closing prices. was
hrm and advanced ',c ruled weaker and closed
about the sane ~ yesterday.
Oats were traded Ia moderately aud an easier
feeling prevailed. Price changes were confined
Ia a.. LII
Al active business was tmnsactcd IN pork.
mainly Ia July aud AuguH contracts Opening
ISLES were mndc at i2ig0l do ALLIANCE and further
appreciation Ut i2iSa ~ wa gained about the
middle oi the session. Later the market was les
active aud prices settled back i71S910c and closed
comparatively steady.
A little moic interest was manifested IN the lsrl
market Opening snlcs were made NJ 2iSf,ic adj.
vance and n further improvement OF 5mf - was
gained. Later the offerings wcrc slightly Increased
aud prices fcccdcd - ystic aud closed steady
quite an active business was imported Ia short
ribs. Opening sales were made nt het7i6c advance
aud n further appreciation Ci - was gained out.
side lgurs were not supported and the market
cluyrd easier
The lsading futures rinvcd as follows f'I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

CANNED GOODS 90 Plncappcs sll56l.5O;
peaches lbs, standard, sl.,n6tl6O: second, siOOeS
llj tomatoes 2lbssandnrd, sloeg1c' lbs standard,
sl0t Strawberries sl.2j, riSpberries sl2j black.
berries, sl.U0 giccn cages, sli0 pears, sl.aO
plums, sl.j0 asparagus, sLOGgfccn cotn,sl 0O6 l.5l
green peas. g. 2i09ld -; cove oysters. full weiguL
10. g0m9jc. lbs, si.bj6ilGO HIGHT weight. Csc 2
It's, sl.U0 CONDEMNED milk-Crown, Siij. Eagle.
s7j0 swiss sGb. salmon SLGjeslO0 sardines.
tli0 mustard sar1iues $50 Mackorcl, sl.ij6,
lJt herring mackcfcl. sl,lb.
sUGAR-purc white. 80 OF white. sc; yellow
clarified, sis0ss a.; refined A. ~; standard granu.
lated ac powdered, 9,tc; cut loaf g14ci open ket.
tie. G'Fm7l q; steady.
COffEk--t Ommon, i7ltc; ordinary, lsc; fair.
lpc prime RIO lpSc chOlte 10 fancy, 206e11c. old
government Dqrhc. steady
SALr-saginaw, sl.Ji per barrel Ohio River 81 20
al - per barrel Louisiana sllj, sicss nnc, sLi1.
coarse, Ills pkiS, 2itm1c.
klCl-loulsana, i'Sesdc Carolina 695e
hTARCH-so
CllEE,E-lrimo flats, --. New York factory,
49,; full cream. he; Young America, l3c.
MOLAss sS-l1u. sianh common "a fair 80 lSc.
prime choice aiii0c fancy. iic ccntrliugnls. com.
mon To fair 3g nc prime TO choice .ScsIjc syrup,
21mllc firm.
iANDlEs-stlcks. all sizes IN bxs. pls and brls
9%9lOisc fancy assorted. yH@l2'Sc cxtm fancy,
liof nc iirm.
SOAP AND cANDLEs-soap 3IsG5c. candles.
lfIll tNafullI a.
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WiitsKY-siraight Kentucky Bourbon. q tn1
600. hobcfisunaud iuroin Counties hrm nj n ID
etiuo. Eastern res e1ui0,6 un. according "a nfr'
and make common whisky. nrs ~, according ~
pWoi Nothing under 20 pUr csui quoitt.
OlN-sLUJ8lj1 Tor domestic. s2sj9i.a1 for Inn
ported
GRASS sEEps-Rcd clover s. y bu: herds. sOe
pc bu. orchard, SLID bu. timnihy, si.5tsLnl bu.
German mlllrt. Nogoc bu, Hungarian. 11ssjc bu
hA0GiNH-aHlu',c.
Iltsaelsn.
tiiOT-nmp. sLiS buck si.i1
lEAnaii .fidr.
TALiOM-iic
sNuFF-Gartctt. ei05s Raiph's, SO - Rail.
road. ~ II; Gail a ANE slO1.
IpMnEii-kgs, SOU. hall kegs t25s quarter
keys, N "a
GOAL Uli.Arfmo white. wholesale loia. ", g per
gallon.
TOIAcco-conmon, 2,sOy other gn,de.. 6os
EH
nEEsWAN-ooc
NNiis-lrun. slOl steel. s1l0
woodbury. rfuntc wool, unwushni, liN9ir.
clear grcase wool, ocs2c. bury. washed, 2uegslv;
tub washed. gaiiic
lliDts-Dry mint No. I. %. No. 2 C. dry saltrd.
tW5c gwen tHlcd. No. l. 40. No. . ~ gwen. alt
e. dcenkins, Aeagc shccIsklns, t5cssi.U1 noml.
Il nal
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Cash quotations wcro M follows
flnuf-unchnngcd
SO , spTns wheat sis,ss,c No spring
Wheat, nomlnali No, rcd. si3.ss2c.
No. corn, -. &C.
No. oats, 2a.c.
No. I'VE, 1'yc.
No. barley. nominal.
No nnNsccd. si.bA
Prime Timothy fc.d, $50.
Mes pork, pcr brl, silalaiao1
iari. pet 100 lbs, s672'SesaA
Short riis sides loose. sA5istasA
by .allci shoulders, boScl. fai2fas2S
Short clear sides boxed, sd.i2'sfsG2h
hccUlpts-ilour, i0uoO bflg wheat 500 hu.
corn 1IW0 bu. cats, $1,000 bu. re, a0oo bu. bar.
shipments Flour. 1000 brls wheat. 1900 bu;
corn ioloo bu oats, ii2.o)O bu. re. 900 bu' bar
Icy, eco hu.
sr LOUIS, Mo-. May aL-Fiour-ouiet and
steady
Whcat-Ishcr no 2 nd. cash. nc: option,
clo,c,l. June, 56c bid July. asss7l',c. August
corn f,Gsincly DUH No mixed. cash. sue.
August, 20 .sl ~ It'd. september tisalnc
uais--irunri Ma . cash. - May, ~ z bid In
Rye None ofcrcd No 2. o'ia'ilo bid.
500 timothy. sinulWiai0
hmn-null and lover, at fstiiac.
llnx sc,yi.sicady At ~ q, bnt naihlng doing.
Lcad-null aud unsettled. son Missouri. $3.50
lmtlof-U Unchanged creamery, itsiic daip. ~.
0ltc.
Nufnmcal=iirm al ~ .poItloo
Professionalism and higher.
lufk-s t2iaNNi2h
lAul=lfmc steam, 80
py salt Mcats-shOuliCrs Gt2ie 4Agf longs,
s0i0tGii, ribs o. iit,e ~ short clear, s60.
iacon-hiNcd shoulder. AiiHhhllk. longs aud
rllrs. 81 iOstdis short clear y ss.tGin
Receipts FLOUR. 2Opu bfis wheat iNOo hus corn,
5aoOn hu. oats, 2r.ooo hu ~. nuno. barley, none
shipments Flour, hun tflsi wheat Auuu hu.
corn, f3,oOo bu. oats, h.0oo Oui fyc none. barley.
none.
KANSAS CITY, No, May -whoat-Qulct
No q rcd. cash. 7lbc. July. 90 askcd. August Glc
asked. No. 2, soit, cash, itsc July &C asked Au.
coipSs,esdy; No. a cash. &c No = white, cash.
g5i,c bid.
tf.ts-No q cash dc