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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-04-24
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS j. Will
Il son Browns Popular House Furnishing
Store l26 and 1873 N. Howard Street. Baltimore,
Md. The largest and best variety of House
Furnishing Goods, Kitchen Utensils. Family
Hardware, Crockery and Chinaware, Glass, Cut
lery, Wooden, Tin and Japanned Wares in the
City, together with most complete line of Fancy
Goods for Wedding and Anniversary Presents,
etc., at Low Prices. Please call on us. Catalogues
furnished on application. Mr.. Amos H. Green
field, formerly of Bel Air, is engaged with this
House and would be pleased to see his friends
here 6sepy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-04-24

No man works we'll who does not work
gladly.
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HUGH RoLToN q Co., established l7's
2u7 and 2O9 McElderry's Wharf. Baltimore. Nd
manufacturers and dealers in Glass. Oils, Paints
and Naval Stores, and Ready Mixed Paints of al.
kinds. 71e1y
T II. KAUFFMAN, manufacturer of Hand
Made Saddles. Harness. Brides, Collars. Blank
cts. Robes, Trunks. Satchels, &C., No. S2 N.
Gay street, between Front and high, Baltimore,
ness speciality. All orders promptly attended
to. 10jan1y
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ECZ MA CURED !!

DIR. c. W. Benson, specialist in Skin Diseases
and Diseases of the Nervous System. Verne
Electric Baths and Electricity used in any form,
il desired. Superfuous hairs and blemishes re-
moved permanently. at DR.. Benson's Dermato-
logical and Neurotic Institute, which was estab-
ished solely for the treatment and cure of these
special diseases, 521 N. Howard st., opposite
Acadamv of Music. Baltimore. l0mYlY
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: JOHN CARLILE,
SAMTTFT. GRIFFTTH -

"The interrogation, from the Bishop to the
Minister" were answered as follows
"The intention of the Canon requir-
ing the registering of births, marriages and
deaths has been complied with"
II have complied with the LIST Canon of
General Convention of 1892"
81 have regularly chatichized the children
in the Parish in preparing them for confrma-
tion."
1.-THE vestry, believe, would gladly re-
ceive visit from the Bishop agreeably TO the
plan laid down In the LIST Canon of General
1885
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Name.
anne
Washington stock Exchapy.

Government Bonds L. s. 4ks, 1871, registered,
- BID, - asked L. =. d, registered, 1871, ilG
Distric, OF Columbia Bonds-Market stock as. lssl.
currency, lOl bid lO-year fund, It's, 1897 gold lOuSs
bid asked so-year fund. 90, 1899, gold, los bid.
Water stock. Is, 1901. currency, i2S bid, asked.
3o-year fund, es, gold, 1907. lI6 bid, - asked.
Water stock, IS, Lriency, 1903, LIS bid, - asked.
Misceaneous Bonds0w ash,nStcp 40 sns N George.
town Railroad, lO40 ds, lVz4 bid lbs asked. WASH
ington and georgetown Railroad Convertible IS.
81, lsvS 1o4k bid. - asked Washington Market
Company. list mortgage %, 40 bid, - asked. Wash.
ington Market Company, imp. q. ia bid izl asked.
American Security and Trust Company, IS, yya bid,
- asked. Washington Light Infantry list mortgage,
Is, lsuA loo bid, asked. Washington Light an
fantry I'd. as, 1904, 90 bid, los asked. Washington
Gas Light Company, series A, IS. Us bid, =
asked Washington Gas Light Company, series
b, 90, 1851 bid. = asked. Washington Gas Cvm-
pany Convertible o., l2I bid asAed. Ecking-
ton Railroad as. - bid. 1903 asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank VI Washington. 4Sv
bid, tVo asked. Bank Of Republic, 2,o bid. asked
Metropolitan, 2Io bid. 800 asked. Central 800 b a
Second. Isl bid, asked. Farmers ana Me-
chanics'. ISIS bid. asked CiuzeIIs'. l.O bid
1855 asked Columbia, iss bid, iGo asked Cap
1903 asked. Traders, ia bid llS ~ Lincoln,
w bid. IVY asked
Railroad stocks-washingtou and Georgetown,
Columbia, 81 bid, - asked Capitol and North o
Street, IS bid, Is asked Capitol and North street
s tights iT1M hs ID, iSi asked Lekington and
lenleytown, S,k bid. - asked Rock Greek, 100
bid, - asked.
Insurance Stocks-Fremens IS bid, 60 asked
Franklin, So bid. IS asked. Metropolitan. 81 bid
asked. National Union, IL bid, 10 asked. Arliug-
ton, is5 bid, - asked. Corcordn, 81 Did, - asked
Columbia, ass bid IL asked. Germail-A American
lS5 bid, - asked. Potomac, as bid, W asked
Riggs "a bid, asked Peoples s.. did, 81
asked Lincoln, bid, - asked. Commercial !
bid. - asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title I2s
Did, l35 asked columbia Title. bid, g.. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wasanngt0n Gas,
49, bid, ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, - bid L. :.
Electric Light, l54 bid, 10 asked.
Telephone StOckS-Pennsyvania, "a bid asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, ozS bid. 90 asked. Amer
lean Graphophone, AZ bid 614 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-N ashngtun Market Com
pany, Is bid, II asked. Great alls Ice COMPANY
= bid, asked Bull Run Panorama COM
pany, Is bid. ~ asked Pneumatic Gun Car
rage bid, 4 asked. Lincoln Hall. - bid 100
asked. lnterocean Building Company, did, -
asked. Ivy City Brick Company, ST bid.
Safe Deposit and Trust Comp anies-Washington
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, = asked Wash
ington Loan and trust company, y6S bid. 50.
asked American Security and Trust Conpan, ,
20 bid. Us asked.
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WALKED PROM ATLANTA.
John Boyle Wants TO Get 60 HIS s,ss~rs
Nome In PENNEY tvania-

John Boyle Wants 60 Get 60 HIS sisserb
Nome In Pennsylvania
man about nifty years old. who-e comple, ion
was good evidence that he had been exposed 10
the sun for many days, walked into the ofies
OF Sanitary ofsoer Frank at police hesdquar-
ters this afternoonand asked for transportation.
John Boyle was the name he gave and he
said he was on his way to Harrisburg to see has
sister.
John did not expect 20 get a through ticket
but pass over any portion OF the road would
be very acceptable 10 HIM.
Il came from Atlanta" he ssid, and walked
every step Of the distance"
How long did 1t take you 20 make the trip2"
he was asked
Five weeks, was his reply
And III be glad TO get on Pennsvlvauia -oil
again, he added. because people up there
won Z see man starVe like they viii in yir-
GINA"
He said that while tramping through Viz
ginia he suffered many har,lshJps aud FOR two
days he was unable 20 get u nouthful to eat.
he complained that has feet we're sore and be
War otherwise uuwell
Sanitary Officer Frank provided him with q
ticket as FAR as Baltimore and suggested that
he might get sent further when he reaches
that city. but from what others
had told him he said he knew ne would not
stand much show there: that he would walk
the balance OF the way TO his sisters from Bal
timore.
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The President Takes . Sail Down to the Fish
ing Banks.

The President Takss . Sell Down to the Fish.
Ing Banks.
CAPE MAY PorxI, July 10.-wind. sky and
sea united this morning TO form A. perfect q
day for sailing - the most timid landsmau
could have desired. Breakfsst at presidential
cottage was hurried through with, and when
Collector Cooper, freshened by an early plunge
In the surf. arrived the entire party were in
readiness to accompany him for o days spor,
ABOARD the revenue cutter Hamilton to the
fishing banks.
In addition TO al the members Of the presi-
GENITAL household Congressman John f. Rey-
purn OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Rsyburn and Mr..
ana mrs; buchanan, summer residents here,
we're Of the party
none OF the usual ceremonies incident 10 the
voaIoing OF government vessel BY the Presi-
Gent were INDUCED IN, Capt Blake acknowledge
ing the presence Of his distinguished guest by
merely hauling down the revenue Gag at the
sign at the main.
The President walked to the stern Of the yes
sci Win bis hand In that Of his grandson, and
as tne cutter drew away he acknowledged the
greetings OF the people on the wharf by raising
MS nat The run TO the fishing banks. the
partys destination, is about fourteen miles.
An hour or so Of fishing will be INDUCED in,
after which the Hamilton will return here. ar
irving about O'Clock this afternoon.
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STILL Ar II.

We don't let anybody sell anything lower than We.
We don't sell goods installments. time with
your notes. We tried several times and found the
old saying that time 10 money came true but
fortunately for the other kept the money The
only kind Of notes We take Uncle Sans. and
they are inclined to be green and no bank rejects
them.
Wire Doors, with springs. white knob. screw
hooks. &c. 81. Ice Cream Freezer, 2-quart.
s1.25; 3-Quart. e1.65; 4-quart. aI.95. &c Re-
frigerators. 81. 20 to s25; . very nice one with
cooler. ~ o. Preserving Kettles porcelain lined 3
quart. 25c; 4-Quart. 35c. 6-quart, 45c. s-quart.
6oc lO-qusrt, 75c 12Quart. Soc. 14-quart. Csc.
Csne-seat Chairs. &c. good Rocking Chair all
wood, high back 9Sc Lawn Bench. for three persons
o. 50. Rustic Benches. e. so to e. 95 SiH-foot TX
tension Table. - 90. Large size Bent-back Dining
SIS. a27 so, s4O $45. &c. Psrlor suites 81 81 to
$50. For eoS We show you Handsome Rug Suite. full.
size. with spring edge. Woven wire Cots $i.15 and
81. 96 Pillows 81 pounds, chicken feathers, Csc
each full line OF inner grades All hair Mattress AZ
pounds. 1S. 30. Curled Hair Mattress, full size,
el2. so We claim to have tho only place in Wash
ington where you can furnish house complete. he
want any credit trade We believe II moral wrong
charge $50 Tor Sdeboard that cost g. so 81 Tor
chairs costing SIC. We prefer TO sell them for cash
$l2 90 and tic. Which price would prefer to pay
We Will save you something all along. Don't doubt
till you try.
n. c. GRAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES,
js1s 1910 and 1919 eth ct. NV.
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WOODWARD { LOTHROP,
10th, 1lth and + sits. NV.
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NOTES FROM LONDON.
Prince Georges Vessel to Be Taken From
American Waters.

LONDON, July 10.-Prince George, son Of the
Prince Of Wales. is, according to admiralty Or
ders, no longer to flourish in North American
waters The gun boat Thrush. of which Prince
George is lieutenant commander. is to be put
out Of commission and its place will be taken
on the North American station BY a new or uise-,
the Tartar, of $500 horse power. The prince
is said to be great favorite in the colonies and
will no doub. be missed. He is also well liked
in England. being abou. the only useful men,
Der of the royal family.
A dispatch from Bucharest says that the
lower class is becoming very much excited on
account OF the opposition Of the nobility to the
proposed marriage Of Prince Ferdinand, heir
to the throne. to Mile. Vacaresco, me of the
queens maids OF honor The nobility oppose
the match on the ground that the young woman
is not OF high rank, while with the poorer sor:
OF people this fact makes the projected alliance
all the more popular.
This was the first day of the Sandown second
summer meeting. The race Of the day was
that for the eclipse stakes for foals and year
llngs only, to run at three and four years old.
one mile and a quarter. The race was won by
four-year- old Sureioot; NJ. E. Blanc's three
year old Gouverneur was second. and Sir F.
Johnstone's three -year-old Common third.
There were nine starters
The Freenidn's Journd. announces the death
of the Nation, weekly newspaper of Dublin,
on its fftieth anniversary.
Alderman Dillon of Dublin, who visited the
gentlemen in prison, reports that he found Mr..
John Dillon and Mr.. VIM. O'Brien in eXcellen:
health. They will be released July 30.
Fire last night destroyed a hamlet near
Bourg- D'Oysans, eighteen miles from Greroble,
France. Fifty families were rendered home
less
The Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon has grown ex-
tremely weak. He passed restless night, the
inaction Of kidneys exhausting the brain.
Mr.. Robert 7. Lincoln, the American min
lister here, and Mrs Lincoln and Mr.. H. W.
White. secretar' Of legation. and Mrs. White
did not attend the garden party given at MARI
borough House yesterday by the Prince and
Princess of Wales i'll honor OF the Emperor and
Empress Of Germany. although they had been
invited to be present.
The Pail Mall Gdzett' this afternoon in refer
ring to the garden party gives great prominence
to the fact that Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Lycett Green and Lieut.
Berkeley Levett, all Of whom were prominent
In the Tranby Croft baccarat scandal, were
among the guests of the garden party.
The census of England and Wales Just taken
shows total population of 29,001, 0lS, an in
crease OF 3, O26.512, or LES per cent since the
last census was taken.
The young King Alexander of Servia will
start on July % for the military camp at Kieff,
Russia. From Kieff. on July 20, King Alexander
Will go to Moscow, and from there, on August
2, to st. Petersburg.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-Judqe Hdqner.

PROBATE COCRT-Juuqe HQgneT.
Today-Estate Of Charles Pomeroy; petition
for probate Of will filed with Remuneration OF
w. j. Newton. executor. Estate of Marie F.
Conlan: order for sale Of property. In re
children Of John and Margaret Collins: T. A.
Raglan appointed guardian-bond, s40O. Es-
tate Of Mary Ann Langdon; will filed Estate of
Margaret L. Wood: petition of 8. Stettinus filed
Estate of G. w. VarneIl; petition for citation
filed. In re L. A. Hole and others; resignation
Of o. I. Thompson as guardian filed. Estate
Of Patrick Downs; will admitted to probate.
Estate VI H. Georgianna shannon; do. and
letters testamentary Issued to John H.
Shannon; bond $500. In re Elvira
NJ. Dorman; answer OF C. A. Elliot guardian.
filed and the court, adjudging it as satisfactory
relieved him such, the minor will select q
guardian in Delaware, her domicile.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hdener.
Today--Bowen sgt Bowen; c. I. Bowen ap-
pointed guardian ad Item. Niemann agt.
Mitchell; s. W. Greenfield do. Mcconnell aSt
Desmond reference to auditor. Rupert agt
Willike, sale decreed-L. Tobriner, trustee
0ffutt agt. Jones; Mills Dean appointed trustee,
vice Jones.
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The Defaulting Bank President Suspected OF
Being in Tennessee.
ST. Louis, Mo-, July 10.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Milan. Tenn, says: This
section has been thrown into great excite.
ment owing to the report that one
Of Philadelphia's defaulters had been
found near here. The man spoken OF
is about forty years of age is dressed stylishly,
has Ave revolvers and a butcher knife on his
person and swears he will not be taken by Off
GERS.
Advices have been received from philadel.
phia asking the authorities to be on the
watch. and from a photograph of Marsh it is
thought this mysterious yarty is badly wanted.
posse is in pursuit Of the mysterious in
dividual.
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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.

We will begin on Monday morning. July 9. to sell
our entire stock Of Dry Goods and Notions at cost for
80 days. GRAND CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS
UNIFORM REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE STOCK. You may inquire, why do we sell
at cost. The answer is. to close out the remaining
Summer Stock; and have many the latest novel
ties Of the season in Ladies' Wear Of Wash Fabrics and
also We can show an immense assortment Of Under
wear and the price Of every article reduced in this
sale. By this means we keep our present hands en-
ployed instead Of curtai,ins the force do
this Of the year. We convert our surplus stock
into cash. giving ready money to pay for Fall and
Winter Stock.
We do not Gull over our stock to make reductions
here and there. Our reductions are uniform and on
every article in the store The and sugar of tine
stock 70 in with the salt and vinegar. Come and see
for yourself. Come early, the FIRST choice the best.
Q. D. BURCH CO..
Dry Goods and Notions,
1908 9TH st. NV.
jy4-1w Gable pass the door,
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DIED.

BOYLE On July 10. 1921. sftsr llnserins lines.
PATRICK BOYLE, In the sintieth year of his .xe
Notice Of funeral herra ter.
COX. On Thursday. July 9, 1891. JOHN r. cox.
Biadensburr road. opposite reform school.
Notlce OF funeral hereafter.
ENTWlsLE: On July y. 1921. ALBERT WILSON
infani of Jilson D. and Emma j. kntvi.le sxsl
three months and eighteen days
Funeral IRON ;s2uf street. saturday. at Bpm
FERGUSON. On Nay 2. lsal. Nn. ANNIE n
FERGUSON. wife Of J. o. Ferguson OF Prince 0snr~s
county. Ma Prince George county pspers plssss
copy.l
KhAUsKQPF. On July q. 1921. Of diphshsra
WI. A. =. KRAUskoPF. youngest son Of Ga q
and Annie Krauskopf
Funeral strictly private.
=, MouLT0N On July Q. 1891, At II az D. m. Mrs.
Funeral from Hsmline NJ. f. Church sunday. yuly
IL. at3p.m. -
WATERS; On Friday, July 10. 1891. At N . M
WILLIAM PRESTON MATEls OF Alexandria We
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Witt ON July =. lssl. a. 80 Pm. MABEL
=, beloved dauShter Of Michael and Nary III White
ascd two yesrs and twenty -sin days
funersl from reidencs. 3ls street soufhssst
SUNDAY. Suly H. ~ 3 y lnternenf ct ConwrsS-
s,on.l cs.nesery. lheriooro rsper please copy. =
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is Mans FURNISHINGS

YOU MAY LOOK FOR
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS
PROM DAY 10 DAY.
For saturday ne offer some
MEN's sILK-PLAIED SHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs
Thsrs ar. only few Sos. .or this reason 80
ur-J them /. prics tia; snsblss us to sslls
o. su.. q.
SILK PLATED UNDERWEAR
for e..
Shirts are in sizes ~. 10 and is
Drawers a. IN szss ~ and 20.
Eur Yrles 81. So . garuaeat.-
- a suit.
We ai.o have 200 r.irs Of
LAR MoRLEY's HALF HOSE,
Which We shall offer af
-.IIc-. or pairs for 81 -
Ihss- are In fancy stripes. have spiked
solss- are fall fashioned and viii wear superior
10 any half hose r.~ds. The price
SIC. or s pairs tor I'll
1900 LINEN COLLARS
REDUCED TO SOC A DOZEN
sizes represented are IL. l2H. IS. l5s. 1oA
and l..
And only 5oc. dozen.
1900 LINEN CUFFS
REDUCED TO I2se. A PAIR
Sites 0s. 10 and l0A-
Only l2Sc pair
First foor. 1st annex
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Early Pressure to Sell Results in Fractional
LOsses,

Early Pressure to Sell Results in Fractional
Losses.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The stock market was
still extremely dull this morning, but after
steady opening developed weak tone, although
the trading In three stocks-St. Paul, Bur
lington and Louisville-gave all the character
to the market it possessed. Richmond and
West Point and Wabash preferred we're more
prominent in the dealings than usual of late
though the animation in neither was large The
early pressure resulted in losses Of u per cent
each in Burlington and New England. although
the trading in the latter was extremely small.
u in Louisville and u in St. Paul 1he late
dealings, however. saw a stronger tone and the
early losses were generally about recovered,
the market at II o'clock being dull and steady
to hrm at insignificant changes from opening
prices
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Dies MONIES, Iowa, July 10.-The state railroad
commission has rendered decision in the Pc
culiar case of Selma against the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad. The petition of
citizens of Selma was filed in April and was
complaint because the railroad did not stop its
freight trains SO the caboose would be at the
depot platform. The attorney for the Rock
Island commended that the company did not
have to stop its freights under regulations gov
erning the stoppage Of passenger trains. The
commission disagreed and has made an order
compelling the company under penalty to stop
the cabooses at the platforms of the depots on
its lines.
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Ix Boz. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Seventy cents IL not enough 70 pay for Boys
Best suit" perhaps. but 20 cents buys Q Sui:
Of Boys Clothes nevertheless. and good enough
for sry of the hot-weather sports. II consists
Of . pair Of Trousers and . Fine Cambria Shirt
WAIST The Trousers are made Of FINE
BROWN HOLLAND. We have them In all
sizes and they are worth IS cents. Int ne are
selling them
For 80 cents pair
The shir; Waist come. from our mammoth
stock Of Printed Msrrimacks, which We are
closing out for
30 esnts.-
For particular ''dres.-up' use We have a
Boys Fine White waist-The ''Sun"-un-
st.rchsd-
At 90 csnts.-
And the MOTHERS FRIEND for same
use-thsse have the detachable pants SUD
porer and are s.arched
ID cents il the price
FOR BATHING USE WE HAVE ALMOST
EvEKYTHING MOTHERS TASTE COULD
SUGGEST.
The line starts with the pretty flannel suits
complete. and any sizs for
-QS-
The tvo-piece gymnasium suits are particu-
Larry attractive and can be used for exercise or
ssim-uing.
wesA ago We placed on table By themselves
lot Of desirable blazers. or summer flannel
coats. and marked them
SO. 80 Is Special Prize
Nov. after = weeks sale. We have but fifteen
left. IN s.ze.s. 10. IL. II and Is years. They
are we'll worth the price.
So. Is each.-
The MOTHERS FRIEND SHIRT WAIST
not only comes in lsundered cotton goods but
IN oil the solid colors q wool nannsl-Cream,
Blue and a dozen shades Of Brown and Gray
Incomparable a. preventative of co.ds at the
s-ssifs A Mothers Friend" Shirt Waist
never loses It's buttons.
81. 80 IL the price
(Thirl fOor llth St buildinz)
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BALTIMORE, July l0--FlOur dull, unchanged
Receipts, $50 barrels: shipments 1885, barrels:
sales, 500 barrels. Wheat firm spot, l.eox
the month, 9sAsass7s; August, 9Ia a9,4; Sep
tember, sd1a a9i; October, ~; southern wheat
steady; Fultz 9oal.o3; Longberry, 95al.Ol-re-
ceipts. $3.50 bushels; shipments, 400 bushels:
Stock il0,l25 bushels; sales. llOU0O bushels Corn
rrn-spot, 66a4aoI; the month, G6s.a6s; August,
624; September, 81; southern corn, steady; white,
15aiG; yellow, I5-recepts, 40,314 bushels; ship
men,s, sS,sl3 bushels; stock 2B5, bushels: Sales
$4,000 bushels. Oats 1rmer-No. white western,
4sa4SH: No. 2 mixed western, 4ia46h-receipts,
2.l6S bushels: shipments, none: stock s4,s1s bush
els. Rye dull-No. .. i0a,5-receipts, none; ship
ments, nOne stock, 5,5s3 bushels Hay nrmer-
good to choice Timothy, l20OaiS.5O. Grain freights
active, unchanged Cotton dull-midding, sI.
Provisions hrm-fnees pork 120oa13.u0: long clear.
On; clear rib sides, 6H; sugar picked shoulders,
6A; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams. II i
al1A; lard, refined, ~. Butter dull.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July 10 (closing). - Wheat - July,
sOa: September, ssh. Corn-July, $50: Septenl-
ber SIS. Oats-July, s6S; September, 2sl. Pork
September, lo41k. Lard-September, &4s1. Ribs
september, 6i0.
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HELENA, MoSr., July 10.-A furious storm
partaking of the nature Of cloudburst o.
Cured on Thursday. For half hour the
down pour Of rain was furious and the cleo
trical display terrific. Three houses in town
were struck and several inmates stunned. In
loaded Winchester rife was shattered, the
metal being melted, but not . cartridge was
exploded. Mrs. w. B. Edgar was sitting In
her residence holding knife in one hand trim
ming some flowers. when fash paralyzed her
arm and dashed the knife through an open door
has recovered from the shock. The house Was
not damaged.