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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-12
rHE MILD HINDoo
some of His Tricks to Gain Dishonest
Living.


Some of His Tricks to Gain a Dishonest
Living.
The mild Hindoo has faculty for
fraud that is not always suspected In
the bazaars of Calcutta and Bombay the
vilest poison is sold to the English sailors
in bottles branded and capsuled as Mar
tells or Hennessy's brandy, Dunville's
whisky. and the like. Jack pays the full
price OF the genuine article, but is sup
piled with villainous compound Of ma
tive concoction. The dealer knows the
value Of brands He lays in stock of
the genuine bottles, and never disturbs
labels or capsules. By the skiIlful appli-
cation of the blowpipe he drills small
hole in the bottom of the bottle, draws
off all the genuine liquid, replaces it
with his poisonous stuff, closes up the
hole so that no trace remains, and palms
off the bottle on unsuspecting Jack as
real Martell" or Sine old Irish. The
distracted liquor will, of course, always
sell on its own merits elsewhere.
Another ingenious device of the mild
Hindoo is to drill hole in the thickness
of rupee and then, with infinite labor
and skill, to scrape the silver from the
inside, leaving only a sort of shell with
out damaging the impression or the ring.
Lead is then poured gently in, mixed
with some alloy which gives the requi-
site ring, and the hole is carefully closed.
Only very keen and experienced eye
can detect the imposture. The silver
which is thus distracted viii be worth
less than shilling and the manipulation
has still his rupee to spend. But the
operation may occupy him the greater
portion Of . week. during which time
he might have earned two rupees By
honest work -TChambers' Journal.
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The old nEaae Young.

DIR. Brown sequard's elixir Of youth
may be 80 important discovery. but every
one knows that DR. FrRnkIin Niles New
Heart Cure certainly L.. It has given
who can observe its effects on many
customers everywhere speak very highly
81 Il. Nj. Jones Weaver. Of Knlehtssow6 >
Ind, says: Il have s3ld much of DR..
Niles New Cure and have received many
stood reports. / sold some 20 one Of tie
leading Masonic State Qf1csfs aBd. Il did
him 4 great deal or good Sold BIZ
J. W. Hodges . Cos City Drugstore.
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Silks and satins. velyefs. laceS
We'll accord with pretty faces;
But tho only artiess cruces
Deck thy beauty, confess.
Virtues all thy form embraces.
hylsis, in thy gfngham dress.
O. my Phylliss gems the rarest
least the setting need: and sparest
Perfums breathe to heas en- the fairest
Flowers-fair but splritless.
TO the violet thou c0mparesf,
Phyllis, in thy glngham dress
Not to eyes alone appealing,
Charming sense while yet concealing
keauteous font of fragrance. stealing
From the emerald wilderness
This Is why love touches. kneeIing.
To his lips thy gingham dress.
-lNew York Sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-12

Doctor Ito former patient)-Ah, good
morning, and how are your
Patient-Oh, I'm still very bad.
Doctor-How's that? Why you're
looking first rate.
Patient-WeIl, I do feel a little better
to-day; but Pm such confirmed invalid
that I'm always ailing, even when Pm
nlIikn vvalf
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The Pulpit ana the stage.

Rev. r. M. Shrout. PASTOR United
Brethren Church. Blue Mound. Kan.s
says: IL feel Il my duty TO tell what won
ders DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
for me. Ny Lungs were badly diseased,
and my paTishioners thought could live
only few weeks. I took five bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery and an sound
and well, gaining % lbs. In weight.
Arthur LoYe, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After 9
thorough trial and convincing evidences, !
am confident DR.. Kings New Diessseky
for Consumption, beats 'em All, and cures
when everything else fails. Tbs greatest
kindness / can do my many thous.nd
friends IL 70 urge them TO try it EFes
trial bottles at ]. Walter Hodges q Cos
Drug store. Regular size Soc. and $1.vV
R-1f you want good cigars and acbacc@
- =. H. uavkSe MaRw1aad AWnnmn
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TETANTED.-AN ACTIVE MAN for each
w section Salary e75 te 600, to locally
represent successful n. Y. Company incor-
Jewelry, etc., to consumers at cost. Also q
Lady Of tact. Salary go, to enroll members
gSo, geo now enrolled. 800, 900 paid inl.-
References exchanged. Empire Cooperative
ASSOCIATION lcredit well ratedl Lock Box $40
n. Z. 5-27
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=
..,LDHOOD 10

When an infant my body broke
out all over with an eruption or rash,
which became more aggravated as
grew older Every noted physician
in our section was tried or consult
ed When / came of age | visited
Hot Springs, Ark, and was treated
by the best medical men, but was
not benefited. When all things had
failed / determined to try S. s. S.,
and In four months was entirely
cured. The terrible Eczema was all
gone, not s. "a left; my general
health built up, and have never had
any return of the disease.
GEo. w, IRWIN, Irwin, Pa
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE WATER LOT in
the City of Annapolis. The only water lot
now available. Will be sold at bargain ON
immediate application. Apply to
o29 If ROLAND BRADY.
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NTDE-AWAKE and intelligent men want
wv ed 10 sell the GREAT WAR LIBRARY
on easy monthly payments. Contains the
works Of Generals Grant Sheridan, Sherman.
Ten volumes. Grand st thing in recent years,
Our agents are averaging over fifty collars
profit per week. w ite for terms to A. J.
POTTER. Manager. care of Cha les L. Web
ster q Co., 3 Fast 18th St., New York. oil
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WANTS, FOR SALE, go

We viii insert in this oolumn advertise.
Menta OF Wants. For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
w0und, &c.s not xCoadfng four lines. OMM
WEEK. or less. Tor 16 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-12

Il OST--On tie evening of Mo- o~ember 9Th,
II either on Church. Conduit or Gloucester
Streets q piece Of BLACK SILK. Ffnder will
street. na
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LroR RRNT--A FIVE ROOM TWO STORY
E FRAME CnTTAGE K with good garden and
yard attached for rent reasonable. at East
por. Apply next door TO Baptist Churchs
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TYPEwRITING DONE CENTS PER
j. folio l0O words) by J. 4 v. DUFFY. 102
King George Street. n8
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EoR SALE--AN Is FOOT BATTEAU IN
good order. App y to MRS. SEGELKEN,
Eastport. n8
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TOR sALE-.A BABY CARRIAGE. in good
~ condition. r r particulars apply at No.
ll6 King George Street. sn4w
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A HANDSOME ELGIN WATCH FOR
"a % Cents. Rattle at C0RCORAN'S on
THURSDAY. tha 9th, at S.3l r. M. nl0
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ROY wANTED--A small BOY to attend
~ Store and learn Plumb nR trade Apply
at No. 80 State Circle. nStf
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Mi FOR SALE @f
TWO-StOry Dwelling { Store

Situated on the corner Of Prince George and
East Streets, with front of 27 feet and 8
foot alley running back 6S feet 10 large paved
yard aud Two Srory STABLE adjoining an
alley. The House contains 9 large Rooms
with Store and Ware room, and large bail
on first and second floors. For further parti-
culars apply to, or address the EVENING Carl
TAI Office. dl 8
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EOR SALE--A good BUILDING LOT on
Street, n3
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ENOR SALE-A TOP BUGGY. Price SIB.-
IL Apply at % Green Str, ct. n3
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WANTED A SITUATION AS sEAM-
w STRESS. Apply at So Market Street.
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TOR RENT-Three pleasant, bright
n and con Portable ROOMS in very desira-
Bile art of the city, near the Naval Academy
For particulars apply at tins Office.
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Tor RENT.-A NINE ROOM CON-
n venient HOUSE in good ne'ghborhood.
"a I'm Apply "a Green street.
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E,OR SALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT
In desirable location. For particulars
apply to this Office. 024
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u HOUSE FOR SALE. A
a FOR RENT.


The HOUSE No. l03 Hanover Street. after
October lst. 1890. Apply II No Church
Circle. e
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WANTED Employment by an honest.
w sober. and industrious Young Man, 10
take care of horses and do general work. Re-
ferences given. Address THOS. CHANEY,
Passport, A. A County. Nd.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
CITY, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY. JULY

George Bancroft, the historian, is dan. gerously i'll.
 Edward De Lue, Chief Engineer of tho Navy, is dead.
 The new cruiser Philadelphia is the fast est war vessel afioat Five men were killed in boiler explosion at North Star, Mich.
 A Yankee sea captain caught and ate two sea scrpents--he says
 The State Teachers Association is iu session at Sweet Springs, Mo.
 The Minneapolis population manufacture ers are to be vigorously prosecuted.
 Samuel E. Green, law partner of the late James Nj. Burnes, died at St. Joseph,
 Rain in-the Face, the slayer of Gen. Custer, is dying from wounds inflicted by his squaw.
 The sale of the Pottawatomie lands has disclosed state Of affairs that savers of jobbery,
 Gen. Sherman made speech to the sweet girl graduates of New York, calling them his dear children
 The first meeting Of tho Worlds Fair Commission was held at Chicago and . temporary organization perfected.
 There is trouble among the North Ameri. can Turner's over the socialistc platform recently adopted by the organization.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
THE PYTHIAN CONCLAvE.
Thirty -six Hundred Tents to Be Erected
 fsr fheir Accouu osiation.

fhirsy-six Munired Tents to Be Erected
 fsr fheir cconu,odation.
 MILWAUKEE, Nis., June Bo.a--Two thous and tents are already erected fur shs great Pythian Conclave, which opens in Mil waukee July [, and continues during the week following. The camp will contain 3, 60o tents, capable sf sheltaring i5.oe Knights, if so many report At tie meet. ing of the executive beard to night the re. ports from sub committees were in tho main favorable although some difficulty was shown to exist in some ts the minor details. The difficulty will Do easily over come, however. The finance committee has in good pledges all the money thnt will be required. The subsistence committee to. night wired C. \, Cainaham of Indian. apolis its ability to feed all that will come. Tho committee on hotels and quarters have assigned i5,un persons to hotels and pri yatc houses and have quarters for II. .otq moro. The hig band concert on Friday evening, July II. will be one of the biggest things ever attempted in that liue. Tues day, July s, will be parade day, and ou thas dns there will bc many large special excursions from neightuting States Be sides the 10, tss, to i5,ui uniformed Knights in line. it Is expected that fully i0use at the uniformed rank will take part. with inD bands of miu.ie. Col Charles King will bc at tho head of the two sets of judges of prize drills
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
GENERAL nnMEsTI0

John kempfer of Huntsdale. Pa. Is in Jail charged with wife murder.
 In the Joliet accident inquest tho wit. ncsses for the railroads were caught in q lie
 Two of a party Of T. r. A. cxcurslonists were killed by train in Ute Pass, Colo, and two more injured
 Mrs. Emma Althouse of Attica, N. Y., is changing from sleeping beauty to one with abnormal wakefulness.
 William lbith of Rockville. Conn. soundly thrashed a Gypsy fortune teller Tor having told his wife he was unfaithful to her
 Owing to cylinder head explosion the steamer Connecticut of the Fall River Line had 10 transfer her passengers to the Providence.
 A bloody battle is reported between Mexican troops and bandits last Thursday in which seven of the former were killed, the bandits making their escape.
 A new Atlantic seaport is to be cstab. lished by Boston capitalists at the cast end of the Straits Of Canso, Nova Scotia, to be called Terminal City It is said steamers time between it and Liverpool will be four days.
 Miss Ida Wakely, night telegraph opera, tor at Swanville Station, Pa, "s,ood ofI'' successfully would be burglar with n pistol in one hand, while with the other she .'callcd'' relief from tho next station, which just missed capturing her disturber
 A bad wreck was caused by spreading rails near Nevada. Mo.
 Two Galveston milionnaircs arc under arrest charged with arson,
 X biz strike of miners and furnace men of Alabama is booked for July is.
 Missouri crop reports show the condition of plants 10 have changed but little.
 The famous Corwith lead corner has been revived by suits entered at Chicago
 The Louisiana Lottery Company has accepted the Seuate's q .aaso 0tl propositio
 The Worlds Fair Commissioners decided to recommend the lake front as site for tho fair. Tho yice presidents were elected.
 Tho Sugar Trust trustees me, In New York Monday
 Three persons were seriously burned near Corsieana. Tex,
 The Louisville Standard oil Refinery was destroyed by fire.
 Nineteen desperate couvicts are at large in . Texas county.
 The Jersey City ballot fraud defendants have beer found guilty
 Tho Chinese pheasant, very game bird, Is being introduced ia this country.
 Two Indians were made citirens oi the tnitoi States In the court a, Muskogcc.
 Tho Massachusetts Senate lnvcstigAt ng Committee has unearthcd big lobby.
 Considerable damage was done in Wheel ing. w Va. by heavy electrical storm. Horace l.. Scuddev succceds Thomas l3ailey Aldrich as editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
 Tho wife and two daughters of . promi ncnt Wichita busIuess man were arrssted Tor shop liftinR \ spring has been discovered ia SoutL sast Missouri. contact with which causes | vegetable bodies tc petrifys l Trouble b imminent between riva political fsrsioas in Hidalgo County. Tssss IL is said the Chtcago ssa litigation was eso.e=uted h the interest of spssulatorp
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
HENDRICKS IGNORED.
Monument, Capped ny Ills Statue
 Unveiled.

~VMuA.sSh'p $nppcu uy hsts StNtuc, Unveiled.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 2.--The day fol the unveiling of the Hendricks monument dawncd clear and hot, but with good breeze blowing. The earliest trains began to pour crowds into the city, and it was early apparent that the crowd would be the largest ever assembled In Indianapolis Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, and party and Gov. Hill and party, of New York. ar rived yesterday and among the earliest ar rivals to-day, was Gov. Francis, of Nils. souri, About every civil and military or. ganization in Indiana and many from Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri was rep resented.
 Addresses were made by Gov Hovey, Judge Rand and Gen. Sickics, and poem written by James Whitcomb Riley was read. Senator Turpie then delivered the principal address.
 At the conclusion of Senator Turpie's ad. dress, brief speeches were made by Gov ernors Hill, Francis and Campbell, and, after n bcnediction by Bishop Chatard, the assemblage dispersed. Letters of regret were received from Presidct Harrison, Gen. sherman and ex Pres ident Cleveland.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
FIVE ACRES OF FLAME
Destruction of the Oil Re-
 f1nery at Louisville.
BAPTIZED IN BLAZING OH
Explosion of an OIl Tank Caused by the Hot Wemther-Threc Persons Fatally Burued---Ssv- eraI Injured.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July Hive acres ol fire was the awful sight witnessed at the
 Standard oil Refinery, at Fifth and (
 streets, yesterday. Tho immense struct
 urc was blazing at every point, and ths
 heat was so intense that even POO yard. away people were overcome. The follow. ing is a list of the casualties Andrew Mcdonald, aged 12, badly burn
 cd about the breast and face, but will re cover.
 John Mcdonald, aged l4, literally roasted alive; can 1.-Two but q short time. Dan O'Ncil, aged la, burned almost to 6 crisp and will die.
 John Kline, aged 2l, frightfully burned all over tho body and cannot possibly re
 cover.
 Scverin Skenc. aged 4, terribly burned, but will probably survive. I. E. Pettigo, aged 45, was badly though not fatally burned about the head and breast
 Arthur Yonkers, aged is, slightly burned.
 It was first reported that seven had lost their lives and later that three were killed and thirty five wounded, t'rt It Is now be lievcd the above will cover tho casualties. The fro broke out at S:45 a. m. and was in many respects remarkable ono.
 The tank was blown n pieces and hun. dreds of gallons of burning oil were scattered all over tho great works. 4 wall of fire 300 feet high and nearly 900 fec. long moved with lightning rapidity to the buildings. In less time than 1t takes to re iato it the canning house. filed with
 thousands of gallons of canned oil, the cooper shop, pump and engine houses, the
 paint and glue house, and 9oo feet of plat form were alt ablase and burning furiously, At the first iniimation of the explosion all of the workmcn who could do 90 started to run Johnny Kline, however, stumbled and fell and his clothes caught fire. The men bravels returned to his assistance, but tle Ire that envelor,ed him could no,
 be cxtingulshei until ho had been rRiGurruLfr BURNED.
 Tsrse little beys. Danny o'Neil. Andrew ard lohn Mcdonald wero walking along thc railroad track, when the explosion occurred. They were slightly ta the eas, of the tanl. and tho wind blew the bla,c directly down upon them. Shriek ing with pain they impnlsively jumped backward and into the clear spac. on the western side of the track. Their clothes were on fro, aud they ran down the track with the bright blaxcs streaming after them As soon as tho by islanders re covered from the mortified shock occasion ed by their awful condition they pursued the three boys. Covering them with coats they soon extinsuished the flames and laid them under tree near by.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
wyoming Admitted

WAsniSeToS. n. C., June 21.--The con sidcration Of the bill for the admission o Wyoming as State was resumed, and Mir Morgan addressed the Senate in opposi tion to 1t.
 Mcssrs. Payne and Gray argued agains the bill and Mir. Platt favored it
 The question was taken on Mir. Jones substitute tan enabling act for Wyoming Idaho. Arizona and New Mcxicol, and fl was rejected by strict party vote Yeas IS; nays, 29.
 Mir Jones, of Arkansas then moved a , substitute an enabling act for Wyoming alone, and 1t was rejected by exactly the same vote, The bill was then passed by a strict party vote Yeas, %; nays, IS.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
sa~raer.a bv White s,sp,.

RicHMoxp. Ixn.. June aD. Tho daAsi bcdy ct William Hinshaw was found |, ing in the middle Of the road carly this morn inE about twelve mile, north of tho city. Two plstol balls were found. one having rierccj bis heart aud the other his body The murderer then set sirc tc his clothing Footprints showed that several men were implicated. Some time Ago HinshAw rc- cetvcd White Cap notice that he had bet ter quit paytas attention to . certain xirl. and it wxs whtta hc wac rcturninx srom . viait tc .hia swesthcart that he wss murdered.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
ls.rsty xeps Aisv,.

CnIcAco, i'll. June 2,.-The committed
 in large of the reorganization of tho In serssatc Commcrcc Railway Association does not seem te bc making much progres, with it's work. Great apathy seems to per wade the whole movement and sppcar Anccs indicate that the sasociaticn is prob ably to bc allowed to drsg along as beat Il can till the end of the thrce yean fol which it vas orisInally organized and thes affairs wili bs wound up. chairnsu Walk sr ccntiauea to draw bis salsry of taAoo( nr annum-
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
Mlnneapo,,. nsa,. s.. Pau,

ST. PAUL, Minn June eS -- It is learned from undoub,cd authority that the footings in tho census returns In the Twin Cities are i5t,sil for St Paul, and ao3, i06 for Minneapolis. The supervisors in both cities have compIetea their returns and have forwarded them to Washington. ni no, expected the figures will bc announced from the census bureau until 1t is decided whether or not thcrc shall bc . recount in Minneapolis.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed Teicgraphic Reports os tho Current Events of the Past Weeh h America and the Countrics
 of the old World.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN It is reported that Lord Salisbury has
 declined dukedom. Itis believed that Harrington will shortly
 snter the Tory ministry The convention ceding Heligoland to the Germans will soon be signed,
 The National Bank of Buenos Ayres las
 discontinued quarterly dividends. Cholera is increasing in several towns in Spain. statue of Joan of Arc was unveiled at
 Nancy, The Nihilists arc leaving Paris and locat ing in Londcn Lord Salisbury's ministry is to be recast
 and new material added. The Italians have defeated an army of
 Dervishes at Keren, Egypt Prince Ferdinand ordered panitzas
 execution after leaving Sofia. The origin of the trouble at Erservum ia explained. Germany has induced the Sultan of Zanzibar to cede his country to the Kaiser. Tho report that England and Germany have an understanding in case ot war ia denied Signs of the approaching collapse of the Sails bury government are rapidly multi. plying. The French engineers report that the completion of the Panama Canal by the French people is not practicable. Musical entertainments arc now the vogue in London. Russia is said to be preparing to enforce her indemnity demands on Turkey. Queen Victoria coronation anniversary was celebrated in pcrfunctory manner by the Tories England and Germany have agreed to ignorc Frances protest against the zansi. bar protectorute. It Is feared that Rnssta's demand on Turkey for indemnity forboies trouble in the East The unionist Liberals of Barrow have selected candidate to contest the election with Mir. Gladsione's man. Mir. and Mrs. Kendall were welcomed back to London by an enormous gathering at the Mctropole Hotel. The introduction of a monster petition in Parliament caused very amusing diver.
 sion in that body's formal procecdings successful revolution was sprung in Salvador which deposed President Menen
 dez and made Gen Exeta provisional gover. nor. Home rule has won In the bye election in North Donegal All Spain is quarantining against vaien. cia's cholera epidemic German papers arc hclittling the value of Zanzibar to England. Henry NJ Stanley was given warm reception by the Oxford students The German ministry insists on the army bills passing the Rcichstag unchanged \ large number of persons were drowned near St Jean, France, by the breaking of foot bridge, Canals around Milo rapids are expected by Englishmen to spoil Germany's Eas, African trade. Chief of Police Bradford of the London force has succeeded already In securing the hatred Of his men
 Official Inquiry shows that cholera ter tainly exists in Spain. Sarah Bernhardt nearly killed herself with an overdose of chloral
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-05
THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live stock and Predu e . th :
 Principal MArts.
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS Wheat--No red s4as5. Corn--N 2, Astd3itS. Oats--No !, 2sta2st.. Rye Nn. ,, sl@S4a. Butter~-Crcamery lSdao Butter-Choice Dairy, iHais Eggs. | e4i0. Chickens per h, ste.k. Onions Per bu, s5ofo5 Potatoes Per hu., assda5 Cattlc-Choice Steers, 465tf4. o0. Hogs-4 oo1a 10. Sheep-Natives, 4s0(1 800
 NEW YORK. Wheat-No ? red, asSa9iis, Corn--No. 2, 4i0fatx. Oats-Mixed Western, 39d4t. Caltle--3 @td5W Hogs 4o,.eA .s
 CHICAGO. Wheat--No rcd. ssssCassi. Corn--No. 2 a4ls@5+st Oats aossmeos4. Cattle 2 55sss<A5. Hocs-4 3kat 70.
 KANSAS CITY. wheat-No red, sNasl. Corn-No ., a4s9AS Oats-No. ?, ia.@M Cattle. , 5nses 50. Hogs--t 05sft i5
 COTTON. Midlilng St Louis. li,.; Memphis, iiH New Orleans. II T,l6.