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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28
CHE 1emorrat-S Star
An UNIQUE LOVE LETTyp
Rufus snyder Tells His Girl How MAI,
Is Stuck on her,
Birmingham News.

Birmingham News.
DEAR GIRL-Since | seed
first at Jack Williamson loo !9H
in party down ON Coon ,oli-
further night, my Kart has hb aei
lumpin' around IN my lung he"
like a toad frog with d sIr,n. lux
20 its leg. Ny hart and snIa sleu
out after you. My love for Won S"es
like a young steer in clover. oro une
stronger day by day. Since Iir",
sol my eyes on you | loved ro,,
with "A love that never loses lie S S%"
on the strings and ropes of 1Ihhpp
hart. I've seed lots of gals in m mn
lime that looked sweet and Tenn?
IN but nOhe that could cnv,r,
around in a mans affections liz
unto you, and kick up my hone,
and aspirations, that mairimnmv
only can satisfy. Y0n are NOT oniyy
purity, but yOI are devili,h aniI
that is what catches me whera !
can't get loose. When | seed Won
kick that cigarette 0uien Tom HoI
lev'S mouth | thought I'd iust on
off and die a laughin'; such a triesL,
as that would tickle a fool, 10,
alone me. Jack sid you Kicked
his cigarette TO show what n pret.
~ shoe you had on, but | know
you done 1t Just for fun and tarna.
ton development.
| wanted to hug you so bad tba,
had TO hold 10 a bed post to Keen
from grabbin' you. Suppose bag
tried it, would you have kicked me
IN The mouths Sal Rankin was
over Ter our house Ter day and said
you was not half so purity as peOnIn
thought. | can see for myself and
know you n purifier than red ion
bouts. If you were sugar 1t seems
like could lick You all up at one
bite. an never stop TO pick your
duds 0uten my teeth. I've Tried
10 quit thinking Of you and 20 10
work, but no use to Try, fur day
and night | think Of uou and long
to kiss yer nice sweet plummy fat
lips. I'll come over ter your house
next SUNDAY and bring YOU my
pockets full OF nice meller apples,
Pve also gOl some terbacker which
| got up to Birmingham, I'm going
to give you and watch You squirt
the nice, rich brown Juice ihrOuab
your purity teeth. We are maxim
soap ter-day. We tux ten hogs
which mother iays will make
the b st OF any soap she has hal
for a long lime.
| hope the time will soon come
you can wash my clothes
il, but | guess its too soon to
talk about them serious matters.
Dad went cut ter day to run tine
hogs outen The field aud run asin u
and skinned his shin plum
10 his knee. The place looks awful
JiSt like 1t had been rubbed
poke berries. I'm going 10
Birmingham next week and get
ne a pair of brilches and gallOw.
les, then I'm comm to see Won in
some sorier style. Slo' galIowSes,
hey say, are mighty fashionable
up thar, and.I'm goin' to keep up
with the fashion if il cost Ten of my
pest shoats. What would yer say
t | was ter AK yer Ter yoke up
With me in matrimOnys lve the
.oon skins ready 10 buythe license,
md old preacher Scudder owes me
our days work, and | can get hm
marry us lur That. Let me know
5 soon as you get through belpin'
our dad pull fodder, an if you are
10 experiment a little in
married. life we'll hop right into it
: | can get a log house raised and
ny hogs put up TO faiten.
Yours in Love,
Rufus SNYLFR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

Was THB FIRST INvENTOB A M0'
MAN.-The first invention Of whlrh
history makes mention is recorded
in the third chapter Of Genesis
and although the primal IaiT are
both recognized as having lakeh
part in il, the student Of human
nature finds it impossible 10 resist
the conclusion that The apron sug
gestion caSie from the mother o.
mankind, thus establishing, on lar
stronger grounds than most Of the
alleged facts Of ancient history
rest on, the claim that the irst i"-
ventor was a woman.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

y gentleman says: "If were
ar editor I'd" No doubt of il;
no doubt of 1T. The great pity is
That a man of your capacity, in
stead of editing a paper at $4,000
a year, suffered Yourself to be
dragoOned by fale into The bust
ness OF selling cheap calico al $40
a month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

Insurance Agent, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Biloxi, Miss.

Represents the best Fire aud Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital Of over Sixty Millions, all OF
which have complied with the laws of the
State of Mississippi. thus givinga perfect
guarantee to the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING y SURVEYING
also attended 10. and maps of Town, and
Tracts of Land handsomely and correctly
made.
Those desiring my attention in either
liue of business will please address me at
Biloxi, Miss.
October 10, 1SS9. 33-1y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

A writer in a French paper calls
The attention ol hygienists to the
danger OF eating butter impregna-
ted with dangerous miasmata.
Frequently The butter is prepared
and kept in inhabited rooms and
sometimes even in rooms occupied
by sick persons.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

A new process of burning coal
without smoke has lately been
discovered. Ii consists in sprink-
ling water containing a special
Preparation of resin over The coal,
and The result is that there Is no
smoke, and the glow is as intense
as coka
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28

a methnd Of treating pine leaves
Tor the purpose Of converting them
into a pulp fer the manufacture OF
a strong and superior paper by ex.
posing The leaves to the action of
steam under pressure has been
successfully tried.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-02-28
The following is a copy of the
bill inirodl cei by Mr.. Mcleod:

WHEREAS, VIM. Mills, a resident
OF Greene county, Slate Of Mlssls,
sippi, has arrived at The age OF 70
years, and is poor and too feeble TO
do manual labor, and has no one
on whom he can call TO support
hlm, four of hIs sons being killed
in the Confederate army, and two
others MANNED for life, and he serv-
ed through the entire val himself.
Therefore, be It enacted, 1has
said VIM. Mills. OF said county and
State be, and he is hereby allowed
the sum Of 800.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
SHORT SPECIALS.

Relief is greatly needed IN those dis
tricts Of Ireland where the potato dis
ease prevailed.
Supervisor OF Census Condor reports
the population OF Utah at 223 $50. an in
crease over 1850 OF 80, 226.
Emmett and Joseph Fitz, brothers,
were killed in a general row at picnic
at Mills Grove. Mo, on Sunday.
A family feud caused fight with
knives at Tuscanola, Miss, on Satur-
day in which three men were killed.
Martin Warren, farmer near Abins
ton, H., was killed by runaway team.
He fell of the wagon and it passed over
him.
A bitter contest has been begun in
the Helena, Mont, courts over the es-
tate of $40, 900, COCO left by the late A. j.
Davis.
Government reports show decided
falling of in average promise of corn
yield this year, owing to dry weather in
many localities.
William Daily and Benjamin Shaw
were. killed by William Jenkins in a
dispute over horse trade at Colville,
Wash, on Sunday.
Texas fever has broken out in a herd
of cattle belonging to Governor Cooper
in Morgan County, near Denver.
Twenty head died in the first two days.
Indignation meetings have been held
in various cities of England and Scot
land to protest against the enforcement
in Russia Of repressive laws against the
Jews.
Rt-Hon. William Baxter. Privy
Councillor. formerly Secretary TO the
Admiralty and Secretary to the Treas
ury, died in London on Sunday. aged 65
years.
Turkish atrocities continue so
marked in Armenia that it is said En-
gland could not interfere to prevent
should the Gar send troops into that
country.
Joseph Cooper laborer of Lafayette,
| Ind, seized fallen electric-light wire
with both hands and was rendered IN
conscious. His hands were burned to
/ the bone.
| A committee OF experts has been ap-
| pointed by the English commissioner OF
agriculture, Mr. Chaplin, 10 inquire
| into the live cattle trade with the
United States.
The committee Of the Central Illinois
Holiness Association met in Hillsborc
and decided 10 hold a camp-meeting oi
three weeks duration in Hillsboro, be
/ ginning August %.
Editor Powell. OF the Midland Trib
une, has been sentenced TO six months
imprisonment in Tullamore jail FOR pub
fishing 4 boycottiLg resolution passed
by branch OF the National League.
IT. L. Ward, son OF a wealthy bankel
in Barbour County. w. Va, was arrested
Saturday nigh: charged with forgins
the names of his father and brother-in
law 20 checks amounting 70 sl.700.
Pick wiseman and Cora Mcmahon. :
woman of ill-repHte. were shot snC
killed about midnight Saturday while
driving in = buggy from Beltou 20 Ten
pie, Tex. There is no clue TO the sssas
sins
Mary Motzdorf, a i7-vesr-old girl. o.
Baltimore. after quarrel with 10
mother. placed arsenic, it IS charged, il
coffee for revenge. and a woman Hvin.
With the family is dead while ne
vrother i rot expected % -ecover.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

AtnAxx. y \ Aag -Saazax
" flssa S. B4sselL gener&l sapeslnlana
eat ~ ths Nes Nogk Central ro41 for
tsss section. admitted tkas Ar Wander.
tsst taroszA Nloe- FFesiae1s WsoA hsa
ise.ea AZ order u fgtt tae strike even
II tAe4 ha1 to spen4 sLoea oeo Hs
tkauats lAs slriks AoGla es oae ei the
larvast ana naast extended ever seen IA
tAas eocntry
AlsANY. \. y, AUg ll-Ceneral
Porter has receased worG froE General
Tarnsuorta saying thsi every thing Is
e1ist a. Dewitt aud the passenger trains
a. lnoyinE. The General sala sGseeYes
troabls occarne1 Ao di4 net p-opose
u tzke tbs views - tae r4llro13 oln
Cas-. but Noala have one q HE oWn
taen report a 4ether he services Ct tAe
state troops were needed. IhIr1
Wee President Webb las telegfapAoa
asking for the protection q TIE
State troops st Dewitt Tie committee
from District Assembly 2so. headed by
Secretary Price. waited upou Governor
Hill and stated that the striking en-
ployes ~ the Central Railroad Ia his
secticR would not molesl the railroad
company IN any wsy.
CHICAGO. Aug. I--Tae Knights Of
Labor Of Chicago are stirring IN very
lively maaaer, snd reporter Was told
last nlght by prominent members a
the locSl organization that the railroad
strike was not % be limited 70 she New
Yofk roads. and that a move IS % be
made az this end 81 the Vanderbilt sys-
TEN very soon.
The knights Intimate very strongly
that they viii follow the example of
their Eastern brothers and that the
move Is near az hand. Nembe of the
central council who particip2t in yes
terday's meeting saw that they are
strong among the employees OF the Van
derbilt system al this en- Of the line.
They claim that the other railway or
ganizations here are likely 10 cooperate
with the Knights II strike Is ordered
here
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
rsg SPEAKER 5 eowsR.

Cas- IA cozsgsl Asa0srs - ksnnAia n
ths Ch4nak~rs - snosher GEtaresliag
o~estlss - ths Ezssss
WAsHfs6E0S kuv Ik-the Ho1se %
mosioB q Mr. Mekislsy ,by Vasnia0ss
conse1s passed tse senate joias resola-
tloa aceeg psi sg from tie Grad Array of
ths Republic st4tae o. GsEer2l Grant
Ths resolution p2ssed tae senate Fgi-
DAY
Mr EHloe (Tean.l. rising - 4 cues
tioa of privilege, ssid tbat pending the
call of Ehs HoGse he wss present Ia his
seat he had then started OFT Of TIE
House without ais hat 70 attena
20 business IN the Capitol Ia
passing oat Of the doos the door
keeper told him that he could
not pass eeL He replied that he would
pass out The dooFkeeper said that re
could not do So; that he had orders from
the Speaker 10 that effect lie mr.. En-
loel had said that he woald pass and
the dOorkeeper taereupon caught hin
by the arm and attempted 20 arrest him.
lie offered resolution 70 bring the
doorkeepeR TO the bar OF the House for
eontempt Of the House and for breach
of the privileges of a member. Mr..
Enloe contended that the Speaker had
no authority 20 issue an order TO the
sgbordin2tes Of the House 70 interfere
4. with the personal rights and privileges
which belonged 10 member Of that
body.
The Speaker, in ruling on the ques-
tion. thought il should be passed upon
by the House. The rules OF the House
N made provision FOE the obtaining and
retention OF quorum. Ia order 70 ac-
complish that the rules Of the House re-
quired that whe never call was ordered
the doors should be closed. Such clos.
ing Of the doors. in the opinion OF
the chair. prevented any member from
leaving the chamber But that was the
opinion OF the chair as an individual
member. The Speaker had issued no
order in regard 10 the matter, but in re-
sponse TO a question Of the doorkeeper
or one Of his assistants as TO the meaning
of the rule the Speaker had stated tina,
TO be his opinion, and the doorkeeper
had acted upon it, always subject OF
course TO the decision OF the House. As
this resolution raised question which
must be disposed OF by tho House the
I chair ruled it to be admissible. The
resolution was referred 10 the judiciary
! rounnnitfpa
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
a CLOSE CALL:
Narrow Escape of Party OF Excursion
lists En- Routesfor the G. A. X. Encamp-

Narrow Escape of Party OF Excursion
lists En- Routesfor the G.. A. X. Encamp-
inent.
AcroSvALE, Que, Aug. 11.-Between
and o'clock Sunday morning section
No. of thu Grand Army excursion en-
route from Chicago to Boston left Mon
treal. Tho train consisted of seven
Pullman cars. Shortly after 8 o'clock
fire was discovered in the Pullman car
Freeport, and investigation showed that
an explosion of one of the car lamps
had caused the outbreak. The train
was then about fifty miles east Of Mon
treal, betweoa Upton and Actonvale sta
tions. There were ten passengers in the
Freeport. all from Chicago. The alarm
OF FIRE was given by the porter, and the
passengers, though in a terrible fright
and indescribable confusion, all es-
capped without serious injury. though
several were sccrched. They were
forced to leave the car so quickly that
all their clothing, money, baggage, etc.
we're lost As among this list were
many medals, decorations. etc, the loss
is grievous one. The passengers who
lost their clothing. etc, were supplied
with necessary wearing apparel from
among the passengers Of the other cars.
and soon were comfortable. The total
loss is estimated at $50 O00
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
The Proprietors OF the Famous "Fair,' -
in Chicago, Preparing to Erect Mann
moth RaildIng.

The Proprietorx OF the Famous "Fair,"
in Chicago, Preparing to Erect . Mann
moth Baildng.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-Chicago is TO have
the largest building in the world. 1t is
TO be the new Fair building, which Will
be erected at State, Adams and Dear
born streets. The building will have
front of 1870 feet on State street, $50
on Adams and 100 on Dearborn street.
1t was originally intended to erect
a twelve-story building at a cost of
81, 600, 900, but the architect has
revised the plans and it has been de-
cided TO put up a sixtecn-story building
TO cost at least SIS, 000 600. The build
ing will be of steel construction, tbs
front to be of stone and terra Gotta.
The steel alone will cost over 81, 500, 600.
The building will occupy the entire
half block, consisting Of $500 square
feet of land, bounded on three sides
by broad streets and on the fourth
hy an ample alley. The ground
iental OF the space TO be used is
Sl54, 600 per annum, which capitalized
on the basis Of the usual 5 per cent,
makes the property represent SO, OSo, 600,
TO which add the cost of the building
and there is found the grand aggregate
of over So COO 0O0 The Bon Marche Of
Paris is known the world over as the
largest structure devoted to re-
tail merchandise, but the new Fair
building will far exceed it in
extent, on the basis of the amount
of floor space. The Paris building
has only four floors, but it covers four
blocks, each floor having an area of
los, 900 square feet Each of the six
teen floors of the Fair building will
cover a space OF 64, 500 square feet,
making Grand total of 1,111,600 square
feet. This makes the Chicago building
almost two and half times as large as
the one in Paris.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

NETNAH- Wis. Aug fL-IhursiaT =
nl0hs Bridgst Fsher. a. cd woman
living alone tsw uiles from this city.
vas Hnardsrsa and susnicioa pointed -
Ino7as CaceT. an old nan rbo- Dc vas
thop9ht ~ishsd % marry Ser He ~ss
niacea anae- bonds 70 appesr a. tie in-
eaesN Act beng shls 60 give taena he
Nss iocssd 70 il all Sunday morning
ae vas toaad dead IA lis cell aAFiog
hznrc5 himself
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

P0RTLAND. Ore. Aug. 1L-Charles
CosFrove. an serensut was instantly
killed SUNDAY afternoon While making
a decent with \ parachute. CosFrove
made a succe ssfal ascent n a balloon %
the height of about loco feet At which
distance the parachute Vas loosened-
When about 20 feet from the gro8nd
Cosgrove lost MS hold sni FELL landing
On saved street ne was mang ed a.
MOST brv0n1 recognition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
MANY SLAIN.
Another Bloody Battle Fought IN
Guatemala.
The Re.olationists Defeated "'tn
Fisas, Loss bY ocssrnHent troops
Peace kos Presails.

BAD F0H tHE N0f - -
Ctrx OF aExTco. Aug. iL-Dlspatches
fron Guatemala deny the report TIA.
Martinez Z. So5rsL the Secretary ot
State, wzs arrested he has resigned
his onsce, h0seVer, and eenor r.
Anguiano. the Secretary q Justice,
has taken charge Of MS port
folio. Thls denotes no change
In policy. TIE 0eseFnment forces
under General Pedro Barillas have
routed the rsgolutiOnists a. Iempisqae,
In the oriental department. The roFo-
lutionzry army which was largely
re-enforeed By Salysdorsns, num-
bered 5000. while tne Government
troops numbered ]. 900 The Govern
meat loss VAS light The revolution
lists lost III killed Fifteen OF the
revOlationists were made prisoners be-
sides namber Of horses. The reyolu-
tionists lost ninety Remington rifles
with bayonets attached, and over 100,
600 cartridges. The battle lasted Eve
hours. The whole country is now in a
state OF peace. Every thing IS quiet on
the Salyadoran frontier In Salvador
commerce is moving TRANQUILITY, and
there are no revolutionists. Honduras
is Withdrawing her forces from the
frontier. being threatened with inte-
rIor troubles.
CITY OF GUATEMALA. Aug. 1L-lt
war continues for a month or two IL viii
cost the owners OF coffee plantations in
this country millions Of dollars The
coffee harvest is just here and all the
plantations are completely draineI OF
plckers 10 supply troops for the army.
And not only will almost the entire crop
OF this year be lost, but as the coffee
tree will not bear we'll for five or six
years after IL has once remained un-
picked the war will cause the ruin oi
the coffee crop for several years to come
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

Baussris. hEg ia terrible ihun-
der-storra has prevailed Ia this city and
the surrounding country. The rain ieIl
iu such vast oaantltles that the felds
were flooded and great damage was
done 20 The crops a number q houses
we're shattered hv lightning No re-
rorfs o. loss Of lie have been received.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

81. PErIRsnUHG. Aog 1.-The Gov
eminent is informed That detsil q
prisoners numbering $50 en route 70
siberia. attacked their escort. consisting
q fftv-three sold iers. and e bioo5y hght
snsued. The soldiers charged upon the
prisoners with fze5 bsyonets sDd killed
etavep of fhrnn
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

Cs~~rr--Ezrksf r-cEsr1tE.r acfrs e1ct
sti-us ~arret at s lyHz 81 f1r rhc3ee fo fsuee
sfsnrs-e efes-s ? 9s0z = fer s1of ~ ehrtes
- - eges - for ,o1 Hoz ~ far -. e. 11NLs 81
~ Rrt-fers steers 50 81 - Stocsars
- aole - fo- TrEans e. Esas - fo9 WessernF.
a 7sas ~ ~ Teees-s 3 ea3s2s for Cows.
= gnss fov Ba.ls. sad - ss14 - for Nes.
CsfTss
pe.re-sSzrkst ror1 vast urseftles. ssi.s
rarats - a. la1fJ 90 fzft. q T1s 81 fo-
f-r-e rsrElnr e. NJ n fse r. rss sre sz.sya
80 so- kesrg Yscxs5g az s1lYrlrg iass
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

81 ttt Nt Z -tt tA
oh ADYle
0Ret g. the
brilliant editor
81 fhs fastQn
Pilot Mr.
0Kt iNy and he
family have
been sslnF
the suumef Bt
lIEiL As VAS
taelr went TIE
causo 81 has
death IS sap
posed L. have
been accidental
poisoning NJ
Are na
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The large pack
iug-house and meat market OF Arnold
Bros. on the Hsymarket square was
partially burned between II and l2
o'clock Saturday night The loss was
about s15a,00 s r Leonard, a seed
merchant. loses about $4,000 worth Of
-~of
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

Louisville. Kv.. AuF IA rseola.
fson has been a6opssa ~ the bosra -
charity commissioners tnai vonen -
the rrork-bgase sssll heresttef be ter
Eeliss - work breaking rSck&
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

CHIcAso. Aug 1.-The Pullman ost-
meal uill and elevator. situated q nile
and = quarter south ~ kensington,
h0rres So uraaV morning 81 falling .
loss a SIS 03a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

LoxDor. Aug 1.-THE English Coz
srnmsnt has informed TIE Papa esers-
tarT % State ihat 10 csn not receive .
Pspsl EnvoT On ssD6 9 Minister - the
T..s
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
rxnlo.lnn Id a nIan.oclYar.

SEBAsToPoL- Aug. 1l.-Seven persons
were killed by tie bursting Of the steam
pipe on the Russian man-of-Nar Te-
hesma the other day. Among the vic
inns was Prince KhikoT
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of higs is taken; il is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the kidneys,
Liver aud BoWels. elesnses the sys-
fem eEeclually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures hahitnL
constipation Syrup of / is Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
eeptable u the stomach, prompt ia
ia action and truly beneficial in rs
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gistA Any rcilabls druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAs FGascA3co. car.
LOUISVILLE. IN. sfa foax. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. hug u.
FForR-ouiot but very frm. Spring Patents
s4g,13 =. Bakers'. 22sa2eo' stra zhts, ts.f4
G425; Winter Patents. sLs)gssc5; Clears, q. 20
G421
wHEAT-Ac;ive ard higher So. 2 cash
e7lka9sc. September. % sao2i &c; Deceubcr
SL0ssf fsl0s,s No. Red, si0s5 Sc No. SO
eic
CoKN-Active but wcarcr 10 ? <0i r
50sse. 10. yellow. 81 0.s2 &C.. No. 2 a.A0
H0tsc. 10. yellow, aiA ata2i.c. Sepie-nher,
s0ha51Ec. October tia52c: December a2l
52kc. May. 5i.iG 5lSc
OATs-Aciive b-t unsettled 80. ? 60
40ssc FOR cash. Scptcmber- seN04oc. Mag,
fs4aGAc samples tn fair demand ard
hieher. No g SEQ rac. 10 2 White 3s1f0 fc.
SO , 90 slo. 80 white. <o&42c
RYr-Stea6v No cash e1afic. August
Gle. September. rec; sample. "a o5sc Tor
80 2 sad a toc for No 3
BtHIEY-cuiot ard frm. 20. ne- Sep.
Der delivery abcut zoe esmp,e iofs $3.50.
Mass PoRK-Marsef unsettled a. igceu' ar
prices ranging ~ so 7'Mii00 for cash sud
August. sii f0Nfi e1 for September ard fl1 Ts
eLia p TO- JHnuarr-
IaRD-Actirr aud prices ruled hizl-er. rang.
iur 81 - eoRs 2sf. FOR cash ard Aurusi p a0a
s3gif for sepieubcr. g. s5ess71s Tor October.
sud co s9ssG8 81 f9r Ja1uarv.
BUrrFn ~ Creamery. 12029r, DAIRY. szIac /.
Packing stock 5H7c
PouLTRF-IaYe chickens. sf0tc rsr n,
Spring Chlckers. 80 fo- rrr , Live TgrsrTs.
eai0o Per > Live Dacl-s 3 s1ac per ? Live
Geess - 70ae 90 pfr dozen.
LroucR-D istIl'ed Epiritr frn on the basis
q ti.Is pr gal Ger flushed goods
NEw TonE. ArFust 81
wHrkT - Excited on Government crop re-
uor-x atesnce6 zEn3r settled H1lise art-
ire. septeuter a - 2 $685. Cefobef ? 97ts
Gross Deoeuser. - ass n ~ Jarusrg.
e 0ssaL0s. Fsbruary q ca Lag. t8ha
lgek
CoRv-cDist ssEsle higher. 20 ? Hss7ist;
STEAMER ulirsd a5N Hfs 81.
OkTs-Dal. H0ac ~. frn. Westsrns "a
zee
Peo~fsro~s- -3sef dnlI Flsfs = f137 -.
fgf~s roess a. 50 - PosE cal sEG 81
sfar~sa r-sse 8s 1o1isao szt-s prime
so0ans9 Lard nsc1lvs ha7 stsa1T steam
res1efe6. e s2H
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-12
BASEBALL.

Record Mate 50 Far This season sy Pro-
fesslonaI Clubs.