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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-01-20

"A k'ersSys VII
: The Eev. A. Antoine of RoFugio, Tex, writes
= As far as l am able 10 judge. L think Pastor
koenig's Nerve Tonic is & perfect SUCCESS for
any one who has suffered from n most painful
nervousness as 1 did. feel like myself again
after taking the Tonic.
WEST SIDE, Iowa, Oct. 4, 1890.
was suffering from nervousness, brought on
by overwork. for about three wears. I could
not sleep nights, l could not work. and nv mem
DRY got impaired l commenced using Pastor
Koenig's Nerve Tonic, and, after givingi it a trial.
/ feel much better, my sleep has returned, end /
am every way well pleased with its effect on me.
THOMAS BOWLING.
WooDsIDE, Mimi, Nov. 81. 1890.
Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic cured me OF
heart trembling" and swimmin in the head. "
ANDREW JANSEN.
FRTF1-A. Valuable Book on Nervous
diseases sent free to any address,
and poor patients can, also obtain
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
isnow prepared under his direction by the
KoENIc MED. CO.. Chicago, ~.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. G for So
Large Size, S1.75. 6Eot.len for r..
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-01-20
Christmas Dinners

With over indulgence in rch foods and wines,
derange the stomach, causing dyspepsia, indi-
conditions are cured by Humphreys Speclhc
Number Ten, price IS cents at all drug stores
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
rrrpN ov TINE cAucIu,r,

The Dallas News having published
statement by an cx-agcnt of The
Gazette Intended TO discrrdit the re-
ports of circulation gains printed by
The Gazette, we agree 20 submit TO a
committee to be composed OF Dallas
merchants the entire correspond
ence or The Gazette for September
relative TO daily circulation, with all
the books and lists of the circulation
departments If the News will do the
same, said committee 20 determine
the truth or nilsity OF these asser'
lions:
list. That The Cazette's total pay
Ing circulation gain for September
was one-third OF the News entire
circulation, less returns.
and. That the News lost largely
I'm circulation during the month of
September.
Turn ON the caicium,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

noon for bcing drink. hut. giving bond
be- was released 4 few hours latpi
officers wcr summoned 10 the Brown
domirilc. and when Captain Lightfoot and
Officer Rushing arrived they found the
whole ncighi,orhood In q state Of panic
Women and children were trembling ~
dark corners, men were keeping then
distance. and Brown, cra1ed with whisky
held undisputed sway. Cincer Rushing
grabbed Brown, aud then the neighbors
iiocked abodt TO detail Browns capers
Mrs. Brown was one Of them.
She said that soon after her husband
was released he returned home and be
was very bOlsterous. He grew more
violent with each passing moment, and.
as climax. he conceived the idea Of
setting fire to the house. He started at
once to execute the idea. Coal oil was
literally sprinkled Ia one corner OF a
room, and Brown glecfully set u match
TO H.
Mrs Brown. who had been protesting
earnestly. az this iunctur rushed for
ward and cxtincuished the incipient
hnme. This made Brown angry and,
pulling a knife. he made a lunge at his
wife Browns aim was true, for the
blade passed around Mrs Browns neck.
hut. fortunately. Ahe back edge was
toward her. and before Brown could
make another slash, she hed beyond his
reach. II was then that the officers were
telephoued for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

snowball-. quite easily started and grow
YER, rapidly ia their down-hill movement
/ think that the financial skies are
hr;.bteuinr and o very little sunshine
will soon melt the ball. II is a good deal
smaller now than Il was some weeks
ago.
ling along. AIR Slllman:'
"Splendidly. 1t now has forty mem.
bers OF course not very much could be
accomplished IN the line Of its duties
during the past three months, except to
maintain a tone Of hopeful confidence;
but now that matters are improving. Its
officers in securing new and commercial
and industrial enterprises for Fort Worth
will be effectively exercised. IL has
maintained its condition as q live, work
Ing body. under all phases Of financial
prosperity or depression. and this is a
record which, ! am sure, We ough, al
TO be proud Of. | am reliably Informed
that no other commercial city IN the state
can make so gratifying a statement. The
efficiency Of the chamber has by no fneaus
reached its limit. II ought to be in
creased Every business man IN the city
who has any interest or pride in the
advancement OF Fort Worth ought, as "A
matter Of business principle to be an
active member Of orr chamber If such
was the ease the number Of our whole
sale houses today would be largely in
creased. AT cur meeting Friday nfier-
noon il was the unanimous opinion OF
all present that under no circumstance
would the idea OF temporary suspension
be for moment entertained. 10 speak
ing of the value Of the chamber, Mr..
McCord said When | had been here
couple Of days / desired TO confer with
some Of your gentlemen, aud mentioned
my wishes to General Clarke. ln Few
minutes he had assembled half dozen
Of your leading men, and my business
was promptly accomplished. This meet
ing WIS large factor Ia determining
my location here. and without the yalu-
able aid of your chamber | could not have
accomplished what / then did in many
DAYS. If at all / do not wish you 10
think that | um talking out Of school,
but / merely cite this little occurrence
as giving some slight evidence Of the
value Of our chamber We shall have
our next meeting ON Thursday next, ana
| am sure that every member Of the
directory would be pleased 20 have with
US every merchant aud othes business
man Of Fort Worth who is interested in
promoting the commercial aud industrial
prosperity Of orr city. We want their
suggestions and II they viii only make
Them. they viii be fully considered and
acted upon. The monthly dues for mem
bershiu are now very light. but with
membership, such as ought to be, say q
100 or more, the dues could and would
be reduced TO one-half the present.
a., nov - Augpr fr,rt-T Y pTTUEv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
PERSONAL.


dlesllents OF Fort Worth who have ylsi.
tors rom m other towns VIII Go, confer a "a "a;
the fact TO this papefl
j. j Taylor OF Brownwood WINS In
Fort Worth yesterday.
~ \ pavrc ~ m poso a,,.;v..1 Il, ~,
city Yesterday. "
: p,,rtir,, ~ Ct,,o ,,.,., r.,.;.,,.,,
d, a!5,,,.5i i'ts ~ - "'9 IesiS'eieu
Ut o'',o','''v S'''''"'S
~ =, r.. s'V WIN 81 eos c''y ar
','u ~ p'r' "or.,' Ees''ru.S'
d, roster OF bollas was IN the city
yesterday
j. Il. Barron. prominent citizen of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Round trip tickets now Oh sale to Ca.
caso and return, SO S5 Cincinnati and
return, $50 .i5; Kansas City and return,
us i6o;, 81. Louis and return, S23. 10;
Louisville and return. S33. IS.
TAKE THE SANTA I'I1 ROUTE
FAST CHICAGO ENPRESS.p This
trim Is composed OF ELEGANT VESrI-
BuLE SLEEPING CARS, FREE RE
coaches
-. The G. c. & S. f. and A. t. & S.F.
lines forming the route Of this train. have
the finest eating houses in the West,
Leaving Fort Worth on the above train
at S;15 p m. you take breakfast In Arkan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
FOR THE SUFFERERS.

New Orleans Raisesa Fund OF
SevenFiye ~ Thousand Dollars.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. s.-Ihis
city has raised relief fund OF $4,000.
aud steamers, luggers, skiifs aud the
trains have been sent out in every direc-
ton to extend relief The only new de-
velopments Is the Intelligence from Bayou
Sandrcss leading from the Grand Isle
district that there were hundreds of
deaths along that section making abont
1000 deaths between ChenieFe aud Baydn
took. II is safe now to number the
deaths ut two thousand and over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Mr., D. T. Gopher, late circulator for
the Evening Mail Of this city, has pnr-
chased the state circulation Of The Daily
Gazette outside Of Fort Worth, and will
hereafter have the management Of that
department Of The Gnzettc's business,
including the branch aseLcies established
throughout the state and elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
M VTTT1TTv,
j. II. MARTIN.
Acting Cl
"HAs CURED OTHERS, WILL CURE
OF using poor lard.
It's pure-ahso,utely pure.
MISS NELLIE McuENRY.

Tomorrow, matinee and night Miss
Nellie McHenry, supported by a great
company, win appear in her latest sue.
cess "A Night at the Circus" The New
York Evening Post says,
"A Night ut the Circus" was the name
selected for the entertainment provided
q the Bijou thcater last evening. and ii
Is sufficient Indication Of the naturr Of
the performance. 1t has been seen In mia
naghborhood before, and evidently has
Us circle of admirers. The bright pir-
teular star Is Miss Nellie McIIenrv. n
young woman generously endowed nv
nature with an abundance OF animal
SPIRITS ample vocal and bodily vig0r. aud
other solid charms. She possesses IN
disputable capacity for the creation of
fun Of the broadest kind, and in the ppes.
ent piece. has plentiful opportunities far
the exercise Of It, She and he audience
appeared 70 be entirely satisfied Hast even.
ing; and "A Might at the Circus" viii
probably fill the Bijou during It's stay
there" F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
YOURS FOR nEALTH"--
White frost lard.
rs pure-ohsolutely pure.
SHOWED ans wonNns.

A man named Mcintyre came in from
Hurley's camp last night 10 swear out
warrant asaipst a man named Buck.
ley. who, he charges, assaulted him. MIR.
Mcintyre showed in substanuatinn OF MI
alegation several scalp wounds. which.
he said, Buckley inflicted with boot
He and Buckley had some difficulty ani
TUE latter used the boot as club.
Officers viii 20 out for Buckley this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
"wHEN IN DOUBT
Use white Frost lard.
It's pure-absoultely pure.
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.

A harm belonging to r. f. Wilburn,
ON Second street. near the Fort Worth
and Denver track was destroyed by
FIRE about L. o'clock last night.
The flames were first seen breaking out
Of the loft. from which it is thought to
have been set atire. The loss on the
barn and several Outbuildings and fences,
which were also destroyed, is placed at
$3.50.
Maddox & Ellison had two wagons,
harness and some feed in the barn, which
is valued ut $3.50.
There was no insurance on either the
barn or It's contents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

dian aud the other changes noted will oc-
cur at and within 100 miles OF Fort Worth.
md within 100 miles Of Fort Worth,
within twenty-fouF hours before or after
sunset Of the dates given below;
Ocf. 9-Storm wave on this meridian.
Oct 1O-Wind chnnging
Oct 11--Cooler and clearing.
Oct 12-Falr and cool.
Oct 13-MOdtrniing.
Oct. 14-Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

sas lily, rs, dinner al Nes|
supper and breakfast in iha 4
famous dining cars. Remeiahs
reaches Chicago the secoai
giving you ample time to rei IA
attend the great Expositin al
noon. Call and see us befsigFi|
tickets. |
For tickets, sleeping ca ssu|
ton and detailed informah4 /
any Santa Fe agents. or
WM. DOM
Pass. Agt.. 400 Main ST.. \
W. S. KEENAN,,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Galver|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

who want to keep up with Texas news
will Ind the Daily Gazette on sale At the
following places.
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland MOTEL news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel DeSoto news stand.
Wells y, Sger'B $50 state street.
Hotel Hayden, 162 aud 154 Thiriy-Ai1ih
street.
Texas Building. jackson PARK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Thu paper Is kept on Me snd ndveriit
ing rates may be ascertained ai tho oiiire
Of American Newspaper Publishers assoc
citation. Temple court New York. Or from
its Eastern business office, As Tribune
building New York.
wesisrp business oflce. Goa, 1.-THE Rock.
err" Chicago. His.
s 0. Beefwlth. sole agent foreign udvsr.
woflds fair correspondent C g. Hardy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
oIRcuI.Ar1oN DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. D. n. Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent fof the Daily Gazette.
Oct. l. His travelling representatives. are
J. L. Mullen aud Albert Rogers.
Letters Of authority are given 70 al ac-
OF doubt persons representing themselves
as agents should be required 10 e1hlbit
their authority.
All postmnstefF arc authorized to act as
agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
"a ROYAL. ABSOLUTELY PURE
Lard Is White Frost, Az grotcrs,


The next open meeting of Parmly
Post. No. 4, q A. r., and the Women
Relief Corps of the post, viii Dee he'd
Monday night. Oct, 8. 1873, at the
knights Of Honor hall, corner of Second
aud Houston streets beginning at $
O'clock These open meetings are IN
tended for the benefit Of all Old soldiers,
their families and friends. The public
generally invited No one IA excluded
Who may choose To come. Speaking, reel.
irt!ons. and music Is the general pro
grain. There Is no admission fec. Every
body welcome
r. W. MANCHESTER,
Adjuiaut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Judge Charles D. Long. one Of the
supreme justices Of the state Of Atichi-
gan, has begun legal proceedings to com
pei the commissioner Of pensions to pay
him his pension Of So per month. This
pension was awarded him on the ground
Of total disability" nnd he has been
drawing II FOR number of years The
commissioner seems 20 have taken the
position that man who can bold an
office that pays $1,000 a year rannos bu
10 totally disabled and dependent as to
make him fit object Of the national
charity. Judge Long, howeye-, looks up.
Oh this So a month as too valuable a
contribution to be lost without an effort.
and he is going to hold on to II as loug
us he can Looking at il from his view.
be is right, He served his country for
the money there was in il, aud such pa.
triois viii see TO It that the bond Is
performed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
NOTICE ropULIsTs,

FORT WORTH. Tex, Oct, 8, 1885,
To the Executive Committee OF the Pop
ulists of Tarrant county:
You are respectfully requested to meet
at u O'Clock am. Saturday, the 2sth of
October at the Farmers Alliance ball
on Houston street in the city of Fort
Worth for the purpose OF organizing So
county for the dissemination Of pnlitl-
cal and economic knowledge. Ale5lbprs
Of the party gcrerllly are invited 10 mert
with the committee Hon S. T. Asbhy
will address the meeting.
Respectfully,
j. Il, MARTIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

81 do not know where my head may
fail, but YOU have heard me raise my
voice IN behalf Of the Republican party
for the last time" says Senator Teller.
"Whcneyer am satisfied the Demo.
cratic party IS in favor Of single gold
standard, l will serve my country I'M
der another name" says Congressman
Bryan.
The Wet appears 10 be In earnest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
LETTER LIST

Pewnirinr IN fhs rnstn-i'e n r7o-' wor'h
Tex, Monday Oct. o. 1853. To obtain any Of
l-,a LETTER tne apll-.ln. 4n4s5 ca t0t 1T
tcrtlsed letters aud give tue lta 0. the ltsa
Also, MI letters advertised shall DO charged
VITA cont ~ addition 70 the regular postage,
10 10 accounted Tor as part u tue postal raf-
cnuc, rs pr section 5Sl pige3l% United Stt33
postal laws. u. NJ BURCHILL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Here again Is oorasion for fault.dnding
with Governor Hogg. The school fund APP
pears 60 have run out. and supcrintcnd.
ent Carlisle tells teachers they viii have
10 wait two months for their pay.
School teachers work as hard county
officials, whom Governor Hogs has re-
opestei to wait until the general revenue
account is In better condition, and they
need their pay promptly. Bot taxes arr
not paid in, and they must wait. IL IA Of
litae consequence TO the fanli-finders
that the school fund is not under control
Of the governor, and he cannot be chsrr.
81 with extravaganza In "emp,ing tho
irsisury'T He Is governor, anyhow, and
that Is enough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

Admiral he Mellos can write a proela-
nation so long that the reading Of It
makes one suspicious that a leading Pop
ullst has strayed OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

As creator Of history, the entepris-
ing Cleburnc Chronicle would make
Marx Twain's famous captain Jack
60 out abaft the pinnacle and cuss until
he looscncd the mninsail The Chronicle
says when HoEg went In Office the tax
rate was 10 cents, which he raised to
10 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
A FOOLISH NAV

smokes inferior cigarettes, but wise men
go Old Dominion syeu time, Photo in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

The silver cup that Carries with Il the
championship Of the yachting world, re.
mains in America, whore It has been so
long as to have acquired citizenship.
English skin aud English clort have
moi been spared In the production Of a
yacht that could sail OH from the Amer.
lean, but the trophy stays with Us. The
Nalkyrie was designed by the most skin.
ful naval architect In Great Britain.
with the one end m view Of speed. Rae
ing with other English yncbts shu show.
Ell herself to be clsily first among thsm.
aud the most worthy to essay the wrcst.
ing Of the trophy from the American
holders Of IT. In The great international
RAGS that followed, the Viriant. with the
starS and stripes flying, came In ahead.
sustaining the reputation Of furty-two
years Of supremacy that American yacht
mon have enjoyed. We landlubbors In
the interior care very little for yachting
matters, but when an international
contest is on hand, We are as proud as
the most enthusiastic mariner that il
Is our vessel that won the raue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09

1t was a had hlunder for Congressman
Grosyenor of Ohio when he brought up
the election frauds of 1884 In Cincln,
natl to reinforce his attack on tho Tuck.
er bill. That gave occasion for Mr..
Springer to point 10 the fact that such
frauds were committed In the presence
Of 1900 deputy marsiials. Moro than 600
of the deputies wese ignorant negroes,
brought over from Kentucky, who were
armed by the government with British
bulldog revolyers, which they display.
ed nsclently to show their power. A law
that makes possible such condition
as that ruling the Cincinnati election Of
ls'i. cannot he repealed too soon for the
good Of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-09
rrRMs on srpscRmTIoN.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
By MAII,-IS ADvANcE-PosTAGB PAID
Daily and sunday, one year. .-....Ns ~
Daily aud Sunday SIX MONTHS. 3 "
Daily and Sunday. three inontns...... "a
Daily and Sunday, one month. $500. .
The sunday Gazette Q6 70 "A pAgesl :, IN
The stHi.wcestiy GaEctis two papers ~
+ pages eachD................... ~
DAILY, delivered by carriers IL the city
and ali towns and cities where there are
local agents, IS cents a week. or - cents
per month
Remit By bank dram, express or money
or1er. Do not send individual check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
nominal and the same may be said OF

s ss s sss Ne quote be ss
sSsm prime 9s q ssd s''ds prime SC %Ss
SSn, .Ss SV cooa S sceio banking e
cochin S%s ~ Sod IsS Oh 7o @
solos, oye-it.lIan. common ir obs 5sdStp ss
Sss s5%sS %5S
: ss f,s a''S':
s Mp sd Extra s ssssSaS
ssc bank &c straits ssc SeatsiootPrimc 72%75c
No rkovsioNs market for provisions opened with
better feeling cling and i, ter nor activity, with the
ssnssSe humber Of buying Which % :" paced
s %ss s ss, !" ss day. ~, wsTs
the almost entirely local. The worlds stock
%u l1s @ & sSa"' "s ISL $50 900 t..
nT So 0% AND and ho Clear ST. n M s'
BEEF-Msrts g gIst but bit l,tIs steader in tone Quo
s ssi 'T exit, s'%s sIs fs Sis
s':sf'' ss,'p s. sI ,Ss e. p5s
:sG is % + sa Rssss sss: 1%
IF Spf future; $50 Is 1851 7s5e bid
an4 21GSF mssse sG wa. steady with fair
an. f% standard COMMON to ordinary ~ sec low 70
M EXTRA head aGSa r' japan saa nG ra,na nSz
s s" sns SS t
isaeoc fair 17alse common: 1id1Gc: ordinary. loo
Y3c Glucose. mixing grades. IL degrees Bame 100
n 81 0ods IS. Add 5a10c per 100 N for each degree
higher
SUGAR-RAw- Quoted at 37sc for centrifugal 0G ties.
3Ac Muscovado 80 test and 3sc for molasses
The market frmer. and quotations advanced isc
bids for centrifugal az Sac with &c asked and II is
revised prices better. Muscovado wanted
at 3ssc. Canadian buyers have come into the market
for raw .REF1NFD-In fairly active de.
inand. steady and UNCHANGED better demand
ts reported at Philadelphia Quota ions Cut
loaf 6isd5s1c; crushed 5%a5sIc: powdered
6IHa5sc; graduated. 5lsa5Nc; fine do. STA
bssc: cubes 5Aid5'sc: xxx powdered 5a,05.o4c :
mould \ r.a5 Sc diamond \ s1sd6Nc confecticners
506d54c: Columbia \. i.9iG5lsc; Windsor 4. 49i a
SIC: Rhgewocd \. 49id5.c Phoenix. 47sd5 Csc En-.
pire A. 1G5c No G 4.oc No 4soat7sc No 8.
ANA sic: No 4.50d43c: No 10 4i2di.69c No II.
A4ia4%c; No II. aad4 Sc NO u tnc gobatel An;c
unchanged lava les ID fair refining. los; beet firm
but quiet for his month les lid next month. 1os
lie: cleo Quiet at 9dol4c.
TAI14OW-The market Is active and steady, al
lac; sales 100 hhds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
, Northern sold at SIC. Some choice car while
- outside millers at slightly better nglutnessc
a cnlA

Northern sold at SIC. Some choice car while
- ontside millers at slightly better ngluIIssss;c
~ cars sold at h6lkc. No sold at ofp" ,,
phuadelphia Aug. 3.-Flour-Prices araiiy
held but trade quiet, as buyers weIe, eeondition
1,arosed 10 hold off in view of unsettled c1,'
W wheat market Rye -four quiet and stSac SUI. mn
a. sc$, e. ner Dbl. as quality. Wheat MAN. air. ~
t,ied and irregular and clos 4 ial@ic lowra o.
cai No red. August 50 i2nt, &c - = I'm
g. iG67a.c: October. 80 ieG69 Sc NoNenpei shovcd
Il a. corn dull and featureless, and prices smgust
~ imnortant change No . mixed Au - ~;
a-047 &c: September II itNH i2c; O.'opel' m
Sc. November 4SdiS i2c. Futures duI hiu ,,sr
changed No . white August % ',H.5c' Srt. oni
81 SGI22c. October GcN22 iec. Provisions GHm .t-S
,a,ored BUYERS: pork mess and fanny; az 10.
ssl. hams 10 a,Glfc: sides. clear ribbed lama
shoulders, SizH10 &c: lard. pure Guy ohanred
eiSGIOc Sugar Refined quiet and uncna'S
other articles unchanged. 1
St Louis. aug. 3.-FTour steadier, Closing
wheat was again nervous and uncertain ,ugnst
BE september 6sl.c; October, &c; cosed
G7I,c corn was strong on crop news out AZ -.
wnchanced No mixed cash, &c. August, % 90 sh
Snntember ss,,c: year. NC Oats firm no cA IA
DC. August 23i.c: September. 23S.c. Rye ~, 70
for No . Barley-Nothing doing iran nr' in,. or
prime to choice so iOazl2. Butter and eggs so =
changed Lead lower: 81; spelter weak TO-, T. M
Cornmeal. ahskey. bagging and cotton urT nr
changed Provisions quiet. Pork, new ,ooue
make. slS q Lard $50 Dressed meas nlfa shorts
g. 27i5: boxed l5c more. Bacon and hams u"-
changed ..
Toledo. Aug. sWheat active easier IN ol ~ ne
No cash SOC August 59',c September 60; 3oi
cemher 70i.c Corn dull. steady: NO ? cash 49,
oats ouiet: ca sh &c. Rye-NothinG doing. 'loNeI-
seed steady; prime October 81 TO-