davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

AWAY! Away. There Is danger here.
A terrible phantom is bending near:
With no human look, with no human breath
He stands beside ce-the haunter-Deaih r
II there is one disease more than another
that comes like the unbidden guest at ban
quet, II is 'atarrh. 1nsidiouslv II steals upon
YOU. 'with no human breath" it gradually
Ike the octopus, wind, its coils about YOU and
brushes you. But there is medicine. called
DIR. Sage's tatarrh Remedy. that can tear you
away from the monster and turn the scythes'
point OF the reaper. The makers OF this won.
dcrful remedy offer. IN good faith, 4 standing
reward of $500 for an incurabe case of Caiarrh
Ia the Head.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
Marine List.

Ellswortn Port.
SAILED
Thursday. Nov -
sch Victory, ober, New York
ARRIVED
Thursday. NOV ~
Sch Caresss, Young. Winter Harbor
Sch Lodu-kla. Beilauy. boston
Friday. NOV i!
sch Ahantalc. lemick. Winter Harbor
ARRIVED
Friday, NOV IL
Sch Eastern Queen. Bloniit. Tenant Iiarbor
srh Forester, Patten. Boston
Sch ID : Lawrence. Patterson, Plymouth
SAILED
Monday, Nov II
sch Loduskia, Rcllaty. New York
Tuesday. Nov IS
Sch Mage. klcf. Rondout
Sch Python. CLANCY, Boston
Sch Cares-a, Young, Winter Hsrbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
GEN. R. Z. RITLERi

Sill lives, 20 do hundreds Of others ~ no have
been cured Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia by
Tie great blood purifier, sulphur Bltcrs. Send
for testimonials.
Itch curcd In 30 minutes BY Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. sold by :. ID. Wiggin. Drug
list, Ellsworth. ly49
English SPAWN I.iniment removes all
iia'u. son or Caou>ed Lumps and Flemish
e. from horses. Blood Spasing. Curbs, spin Is,
sweeney. Ring-hone Stifie>. >prains an Swol-
len Throat,, Coughs, etc. Save $50 BY use OF
one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Biemi>h cure ever known. Sold by 5. ID.
Wiggin, Druggist. Ellsworth. 1y49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
Ocean Steamships

author of The American CommpuW talth " ~.
wrte series of -Four articles uI,oH I1did. Quito
dying the results Of his recent Journey and stud.
on this land of never ending inlcrn.L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
The WreckeT.
Prof. James Bryce. II. T..

a serial Novel 10y Robert Louis stevenson q J.
LLOYD OsbOurmt, will run through large puf. f
the wear illustrated By Hole a tWo-Ihrt sd.
bv Erank L. STOCKTON WIN also anuHAr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

To Henry W. Sargent one Of the Justices of the
Peace, for the county of Hancock, state Of
Maine.
JNJE, the undersigned members of the assoca-
w ton of pew owners of the Baptist meet
ing house in Brooksville, Maine, request You To
call meeting of said association to be held at the
Baptist meeting house in Brooksye, on the am
fourth day of December next, at 2 o'clock p NJ
to transact the following business, viz;
LIST. To choose a clerk.
End. To choose president.
3rd. To choose all other officers necessary.
4th. To IL the association will vote to repair
the said meeting house and to determine about
what repairs they will put upon it and when,
5th. To transact any other business which may
legally be acted upon In said meeting
W. G. SARGENT.
WIN. BYiRD.
DAVID +. BILLINGS.
November 4th, 1880.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK COUNTY:
To David +. Billings, of BrooksvilIe, Hancock
Co., Maine.
Pursuant to the foregoing application You are
hereby directed to notify the pew owners OF the
meeting house mentioned in the foregoing appH.
cation to meet at said meeting house on the (4tal
fourth day of December. A. ID. 1880 at O'Clock in
the afternoon, for the purposes mentioned in satt
application, by posting certified copy OF tue
warrant ON the principal outer door OF said meet
ing house and in one other public place at least in
said town OF Brooksville both of said notices 10 lie
before the time of said meeting.
GIVEN under my hand and seal at Safgentyile, in
said county of Hancock, the 9Th day OF Noyem'
Der, A. d. 1890.
HENRY W. SARGENT,
3w46 Justice of the Peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

have used $. 5. S. for Blood Diseases for
several Years. and find II all it is recommended
10 be. heartily recommend il to any one
nccding a blood purifier.
q. Il. TKoUTMAN, Drug Clerk,
Oakland City, Ind.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
1y43
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
NOT ABLE TO WALK.

I was confined to my bed for six months
with Rheumatism, not able to walk step.
All OF the remedies usually prescribed for this
disease having been employed to no effect,
commenced taking S. 5. $. | have now tax
en- II bottles OF this excellent medicine and am
on my feet, attending to all my house work as
OF yore. | feel that | cannot sufficiently ex.
press my thanks for the benefit have received
from the use Of this medicine.
Mrs. NJ. A. WOODWARD,
Webb CITY Mo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
BTCkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE

THE BEST S.,LyE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, lcers, Salt Rheum Fever
sore-, letter, chappcd Hands Chiibains,
Corn>. and all skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. It is suaran-
tecd 10 give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY :. u. Virgin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

Not a thing that the Grand Old Part,'s done
Does the Grand old Party rue.
With armor bright il will he in the fight
In eiehteen.nnety-two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
What Shall the Harvest Be I

Why! What can it be, but suff, ring aud
sorrow, disease and death. II you ne elect the
symptoms of a dsordered iiyerf Take DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t outselIs
all other remedies Sold under condition that
il must either benefit or cure the patient. or
the money paid for it will be promptly return.
ed. II cures all diseases arising from deranged
liver, or from impure blood, as biliousness,
"liver complaint" all skin and scalp diseases.
salt-rheum, letter. scrofulous sores and SWELL
ings. fever-sores, hip-joint disease and kindred
ailments.
''Guide to Health and Etiquette" Free
One OF the greatest medicines on earth for
women is Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Send two two-cent stamps for Guide
to Health and Etiquette" by Lydia f. Pink
ham. beautifully illustrated hook. containing
volume of invaluable information. 1t has
saved lives and may save yours. Address The
Lydia Z. Pinkham Medical Company, Lynn,
Mass, and be sure TO mention the AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

Messrs. II. +. Hamlin. Fred l.. Kent, Dr.
Lewis Hodgkins Of this city. and E. Z. Chase,
Esq, OF Buehill, returned on Saturday last
from a hunting expedition to No. 80. They
report that they killed and brought home four
nice deer. They men Of undoubted yerac-
ity, but the creduty of editors relative TO
such reports is sometimes naturally small un.
less they can see some OF the mest-a sight
which always settles the question In favor Of
the hunter.
| The schooner William GilIum, bound from
Steube 10 New York with a cargo Of slaves
was driven ashore at Winter Harbor during
the gale OF last Thursday and badly damaged.
| 1t is thought the vessel will be total loss
though a portion Of her cargo may be saved.
She wss commanded by Capt. Conway.
No State in the Union is more vitality in
terested than Maine in the genuineness OF
Prof. Koch's discovery Of a cure for consump-
ton. Look at the government medical maps
| Of the states and turn to the map showing the
| relative prevalence OF this most dreaded Of all
diseases and the blacklist patch is Maine; it lie
black enough TO make you SILVER. Yes; the
| old Pine Tree State should 90 down on her
| knees 10 thankfuness to Prof. Koch IL he can
| really tighten that black death mark for her.
Saturday morning at Bucksport. occurred
the wedding of Mr.. Harry Linwood Nevens.
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James M Nevens
| and Miss Mabel A. l.. Deyereux, only daugh.
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Devereux,
who on this occasion celebrated the twenty.
fourth anniversary Of their wedding.
A Bucksport man, Mr.. Thomas Daney,
who has been travelling abroad, claims to have
broken the record for quick trips from New
York city to Triest, Austria, and return. lie
made the journey over and back in thirty days,
| and in that time spent on the eastw ard pas.
| sage two houis In Havre, twenty-six in Paris
twenty-four in Turin, Italy, and four days In
| Triest. On bis return be spent eight hours in
Marine, two hours in Turin, six in Paris, and
! five in Havre. making seven days in which be
| was not travelling. lie was absent from Bucks
| port tbirty-nne days and in that time Travelled
d little more than 49, 900 miles. While at seq
| the shortest lays run was go miles, al, ths
longest 4Ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
pig.Iron for 1890.

The superintendent of census does not ex-
aggerate when he declares that the develop
ment of the manufacture of pig-iron in the
United States during the ten years from 1850
to 1890 has been phenomenal, and at the pres
ent rate of increase in production this coun-
try is destined soon to become the leading
producer of pig-iron of the world, possibly
reaching this distinction in the calendar year
1890 says the philadelphia Press.
An output of 9,519,1i9 tons in 1890, as
against 3,7Sl, ,O2l tons in 1850, is a develop
ment we may feel proud of as nation. Per
haps this remarkable bulletin, which has
been prepared by Dr. William NJ. Sweet Of
this city under the guidance, we fancy, Of
that great authority on these matters, James
NJ. Swank, will have a good influence in the
southern states. The production of pig iron
has increased in the southern states from
1s4, $40 tons in 1870 to l,1S0,9O in 1880. Be
tween 1870 and 1880 the output bout doubled.
In the last decade in the south it has in
creased five fold. Alabama, which in 1850
ranked tenth, now ranks third as a pig iron
producing state.
Under judicious tariff all sections of the
country are rapidly developing their indus
tries and even our southern brethren must
admit that the migration of the iron industry
southwark has been OF great benefit TO the
population of those states. Those who would
reduce the tariff-those who would refuse TO
aid in establishing an industry like that of tin
plate to increase the demand here for pig
iron-must indeed be blind to the welfare Of
| the republic.
Another point worth considering in connec-
| ton with this census bulletin is the fact that
we have caught upto if we have not passed
Great Britain as a pig iron producing couu-
| try. During the calendar year 1889 the pro-
| duction of pig-iron by Great Britain, which
has annually produced more pig iron than any
other country, is shown by official statistics
| to have been 1921 ,563 tons of 1000 pounds.
| 1t will be seen from these figures that the
quantity of piGsron produced by the United
| States during the census year of 1890 was
25S,2l6 tons in excess of the produc-
tion of Great Britain during the calendar
! year 1889. No statistics are available for the
| output of pig iron by Great Britain during
| the twelve months ended June 30 1890 so
| that comparisons cannot be made for the same
| period as that covered by the census statls-
| tics, II is not unlikely that we have passed
| Great Britain; that ''the few worthless blast
! furnaces which in colonial days the Britis h
| parliament tried to condemn as nuisances and
abate have century afterward surpassed in
output the mother country.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 90 1890

wax beans, 500; GLIB string beans, 6oc, Lima
beans 2-lb soaked, SIC Boston baked beans
alb Lewis siN; Crown brands. si.9,. sweet po-
tatoes-3-lb New Jersey al GO. Putnpkins-3-
10, clio. Okra and tomatoes $685. okra, sl.GO;
succot ash, si.2O.
FIsH-CCdfsh, extra Georges, new. 5Aci
grand bank, new, liic; silver, 2-lb blocks, 6}tc /;
snow white, 2-lb bricks, new. Salc; turkey cod,
large middle bricks, &c; snow whites, crates, IL
5-lb boxes sac; medium scaled herring, 25c I;
No, scaled herring. 20c; domestic Holland
herring, 4Oc; Hamburg ,spccd herring, elc;
Russian sardnes, spiced, 6lc; Russian sar-
dimes. plain, soc; imported Holland herring,
crown brand, soc; do fancy mixers. 00c; mack
erel, No. shore, half bbls. sl2.0O; bloaters,
half bbls; $500; white fish, half b1ls. siQ9i
trout, half bbls. 500; family white fish, $3.50;
salmon $3.50; per dok Lib mackerel herring
2-lb broiled mackercl, 500; Bib in mustard,
S2.6Oi 3-lb In tomato sauce. s2.61; j-lb Mayo
mess mackerel, $500; lib brook trout. sl.25;
Bib brook trout, s20J 10 salmon. sal; glib
white fish, 1925; Lib white fish, sl.35; 2.lb lob
sters, S.lj; lib Holsters, &lJ0225; glib
oysters II Ga. sl05; lib oysters, 5oz Sl.l5 2 10
oysters, 10 o. sIoO; lib oysters on sl.lO; 2-lb
select. IL OF. s!.:l5; 2-lb Baratara, 10 OF s.S5;
LIB Barataria. OF, sl0i; Fairmont, oz. s.O5i
Falrmont, on, SlS; lib CLAIMS, little necks,
S1.35 2-lb clans. little nccks, Si75; Bib clam
chowdcr, s. 90; lib crabs $685. 2-lb crabs,
&lj0
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August 2s-Cattle-R Receipts: 1s0oo
market active, steady; steers, s}.0O1tj.21; Tex
Hogs-Rcceipts, 21,0O0: market steady to
lower; rough and packing, S3s0g4.10; prime
heavy and butcher weights and light, tt201
43).
sheep-Rcceipts 10000; market steady;
natives, SI.OOG4.i5; Westerns, slO01i75; west
ern, s4lG14,J0. Texans, A.1vGD4.25; lambs lower.
sj.0OGti.S0.
Sioux CITY. Ia, August 2s.--[speclal Tele-
gram to The BEE. l-Hogs-Receipts, 2,10O;
market opened Sc higher and active, sell
ing at sj.90G4.0j, bulk at si.05.
ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-Cattle-Recepts,
LOO: shipments. 1.3JO; market active at an
advance; fair to fancy native steers, $1,000
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, ZOO;
market closed lower; heavy, a.1504.25;
mixed s3050i.lO; light, s4058t20.
KANSAS CITY, August s.-Cattle-Recelpts.
400; shipments, 23)0; market lower; steers,
sJ.25!t4.59; cows sl.5OG3.OO stockers and feed
Hogs-Receipts s,OOo shipments, 1900; mar
ket higheri all grades, S53G4.O11a.
NEW YoRK. August 2s.-Wheat-Recelpts
S sNP9rfsM & M none; n espotor spot iosSer GS
aaoat siSGSLGssi " f. 'VS'o o. b.; Ve55 options 5Hs
sold or 2gga's, recovering only "a q, longs
realizing; No. 3 red August closing at 1855
bushels; spot closed lower; No. ., 54G55Ac
in elevator; 55l4qNi4c aiioat; ungrad I.i Leg ed
August closing at 5iisc.
Oats-Receipts, l0l,000 bushels exports
none; spot lower: No. 2white 42142i9; mixed
western 3slt44; white western 1906; options
waeker; August closing at I0is,
CofTee-Options closed steady, August 1Oc
down; Others 5dl5c up better cables, Sales
20250 bags; August, S1S1O0b bs.25; Septem ber
Nl.75dl7.s0; spot rio firm; fair cargoes, $50 %.
Sugar Raw held higher; fair refining, 1-l6C
bid cCutrifugals, D5 test, l-l6c bid; refined
| firm and moderate demand.
Petroleum-United closed for September at
$3.50.
Eggs-Flrm; western 19121c.
| Pork-Steady.
| Lard-Weaker; western steam, $641K.
| Butter-Firm; western dairy, gQl4c
creamery, 1lGJ2ic.
Cheese-Steady; Skins, 2G2hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
FINA NCIAL.

New York, August 2s.-ISpecial Telegram to
The BEE. l-sroCKs-The better feeling In
stocks displayed the last hour yesterday was
carried over to this morning and while first
prices were about steady or slightly higher,
there was a general Improvement right
through the first hour. Silver was at better
figures and at the end of the hour was at ll9l4
or 4 up from the close.
Nowhere in the list was there more buoy
ancy than in call stocks. The selling In them
yesterday was traced to bears Bull pools
found this Il favorable time to begin opera
tions and Lackawanna was put up early
to HilA, while locking Valley, after opening
at u OF at 20i9, rose about two points To 81 "a
Lake Shore started u higher and New York
Central u up at l01iA aud l0Jis respectively
Noithern Paclhc common rose q to 33b .
Burlington led the granger group and moved
up to l02; Rock Island followed 10 s5ss st.
Paul to 11S, and Missouri Pacific to sll4 before
noon. Sugar was erratic, with drop to ~ q
early and a jumpt 10 79i4 in short order. Chi
cago Gas rose to dla.
The impression that the short in
terest, which has been greatly in
creased recently, is likely to cover on
the first positive bull news gave the market
a firm tone.
There was no reaction from the best prices
up TO H. o'clock. Stocks held firm to the close,
with but slight concessions from best prices
Much OF the short element is now eliminated
There is an easier feeling for money. The
net gains for the day were: TranSconti-
mental 1 per cent, Big Four y, Lake Shore f.
New England, Northern Pacific, Atchson,
Northwestern and Rock Island each a. Bur-
lington was the leader up To iO3 closing Ia up
Sales were $4,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
CHICAGO LIgE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August 2S.-tSpeclal Telegram to
THE EBEE.l-CATTLE-Prime native steers were
again in good demand and scarce once more.
selling at S5.0JlD5.25, with one car load of Sc
lected from three loads, averaging 1913, at
t550 and the remainder Of this lot made $780,
Second class steers, although not quotably
higher, are easier TO sell, but there has been
no upturn of note In the third class and COM
mon. Such are selling at $500 and upwards
Texans were reported steady and native
butchers stock was also reported steady at the
decline previously noted. First class corn-fed
steers S,006D5.25, one lot at $500 second class,
A.s0lS4.9O third class, a4009I.G0; common, $500
QJ.75; Texans, s2.7UG3.h5; rangers, a2.756J4.O0.
HoGs-Demand fair, with a slight downturn
on rough and packing grades; but anything
good sold equally as we'll as yesterday. AT
the close packers were bidding only slsO6l3.s5
. for common and s3.9004.O0 for best mixed.
<Sipping and prime butcher weights sold
steadily all day within range Of s4l5atI3O; (;
ligllt.sorts, s4.l5QJ+b.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
Startling Discovery.

The discovery by the inhabitants of local
ity hitherto unvisited by the pestilent
scourge of fever and ague, that it exists in
their very midst, is decidedly startling Such
discoveries are made every season, in every
part of the Union. Subsequently, when it is
ascertained as it invariably is at such times,
through the valuable experience of some one
who has been benefited and cured, that Hos
tetter's Stomach Bittcrs is thoroughly eff
cacious eradicatOr of the malarial poison and
a means of fortifying the system against il. a
feeling of more security and tranquility
regns throughout the whole neighborhood.
Besides the febrile forms of maaria disease,
dumb ague, and ague cake are removed by
the potent action of the Bittcrs, to
which science also gives its sanction as a
remedy for rheumatism, dyspepsia, consttpa-
tion, liver complaint, debility, kidney
troubles, and all diseases impairing the or
gans of digestion and assimilation.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
Prnyts sions.

FREsH PoRK-Fresh hams, 90 lbs. avg, 7ac;
16 lbs. avg. Sc; II lbs. avg, 0c; shoulders, SC;
pork loins "a; pork tenderloins, 9c; leaf lard,
SALT MEATs-B6ls-Mes pork, new. sl2.75;
clear pork backs. heavy, sl2;25; medium, sll..5;
short cut, clear pork 5000; family pork, $3.50;
butt pork, pig pork. $3.50; new extra mess
beef, $50; new extra plate beef. $3.50; new
plate beef, $500; new rolled boneless beef,
$50
O1I.-Bbls Extra lard, winter strained 47c;
lard, Bic; extra neatsfoot, 4}c; tallow oil, 4ici
pure neatsfoot oil, soc; tallow, &c; stear-
Inc, &C.
D-Tierces-Compound, size: pure leaf,
6fc; kettle rendered, Gaic.
SMOKED MEATs-Sugar cured hams 10 to Il
heavy2 W. 20 70 81 p Is s e1g ic aHed d siicnF, dt il
TO % lb avg, IL i4c California hams, 7atc shoul-
ders, ne; shoulders, skinned, Ghc; shoulders,
bacon, clear. 5fto ID strips, Sc; breakfast
bacon, rib, s4c; dried beef hams, sets, 1OIac;
DRY SALT MEATsNLean backs 6i4c; extra
short clear, 5ac; bellies, l6 to 2O-lb average,
6hc; short ribs, 5aic short clears, &c; long
clears, SIC; shoulders. 5llc; backs. sac.
Fresh BEEF-Steers 800 to GJO-lb average,
natives, 6lGg6alc; 400 to 5O0-lb average, native,
GG6i4c; COWS and heifcrs. 400 to 5O0-lb average,
native, sac; hindquartefs, steers. lOc; hind
quar- rters, COWS, &c; forequarters, steers, 4lac;
forequarters, COWS. &c; dressed hogs, 4Ac;
choice dressed mutton, 0iic.
FRESH BEEF CUTs-Rolls, sac; beef tender
loins, 1sc; siroin butts, &c; boneless strips7 re;
rounds trump OH, &c; rounds trump on, &c;
rounds SHANK on, 5Hc; boneless rumps, 4c;
chucks. aye; plates. 2hc; back halves, 4c;
65l4c; beef lons No ., 1OGDllc; beef loins No. 3
9c; beef ribs, 6laGsc beef ribs No. 1, 100 lie;
sweet breads Cper dozl, 35c; kidneys each &c;
tails teachl &c; livers each 15c; beef hearts
each. 4c: beef tongues teach), 4Oc; strip loins
6hc.
SAUsAGE-Bologna 4c; bologna in weasands
4!sc; frankfurus, Gi9c; tongue, ne; blood, A. &C;
liver 4isc; headcheese 4lac; Polish. &c; pork
sausage QinksN, &c; pork sausage meat, in tin
nails &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-29
PRODTCE MARX ETs.

CHICAGO, August 2s.-ii5 p. m. close-Wheat
Easy; cash and September, tlV2bi May,
.Corn--steadyi cash. i7lsci September. 47c;
May, bJilc.
..oais-Easy; cash. aCac: September, occ;
May, 2sa6c.
Rye-Easy at G5c
Prime TImothy-sl.3sdL3e.
Flax Seed-sf3o.
whsky-Si.i3.
Pork-Dull cash, st0,7i; September, sl0N;
Lard pull; cash. 800; January. s6.72if99.7j.
FlOur-Easier and prices oil l0Wl5c; winter
wheat. s2.2yltj.j); spring wheat, sl.sOUj15; rye,
Hulk Mcats-shouiders S55a5s7H; short
clear, sj.GO95iOj short ribs, s5.2j6tj.3.5 -
Butter-Quiet; creamery, l5G22ci dairy, lSG
Cheese-Firm; fuIl cream cheddars, so
s1ic flats, s4Gss(c; Young Americas, 9d9Ac.
Eggs-Eas sier; fresh, 15aGlGiac.
Hides Unchanged; 6rn; heavy and light
green saItek 1Hc; salted bull hides. sac; gree y
salted calf; s},Ggc dry flint, sDoc dry salted
hides, 1c dry calf. sD9c; deacons, each, 3Oc, -
Tallow-U nchanged; steady; No. j. solid
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour. bbls ................ 1900 1000
Wheat, bu ~ CG. 100 $4,000
1ofn' bu ..,............... Md.901 ISi'09S 1SiC1S
Outs, Du.,...........s........ 2h-.UVJ lof'VVN
LIVERPOOL. August 2s-wheat- -Dulf; hold;
0.s 0d per Genital.
Corn-Quiet; mixed western. IS I'd per Genital
MILWAUKEE, August s.-Wheat-Easyi No
spring, cash. 0ScGsl. .O2; September, gSc.
Corn-Easier; No. 3, 49c.
Oats-steady; No white 37i.@3sc.
CTNCINS'rI. August 2s.- -Wheat-Weak; No
2 red, Sl.OO0Dl OF.
Corn-Drooping, lower: No mixed, 5OG5lc
0ats-Easer; No mixed, 3s1iGDc'
Whisky-SLl3.
MINNEAPOLIS, August 2s.-Wheat- Sample
in fair demand aud prices stf. Receipts
l2o cars; shipments, i5 cars. Closing no
1 hard, August, 800; on track. sl.l4DLloi
northern. August,s sL02S September, sLOO1t; on
track sl06Gl0s; No. northern, August, sl.lOi
on track. s1.U2lpl.03.
KANSAS CITY. August 2s.-Wheat-Lower r
No. hard, cash and August, Ole; No. = red
cash, 9Gc
Corn-Lower; No. 3 cash, 43c; August, 42hC
bid.
Oats-Lower; No. 9, cash, 3jIic; August
3c,