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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD AND Or. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialist
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have His Great Remedy
Placed in the Hands OF the
Druggists.

This Is the most wonderful production OF med.
icai sciercs in the nineteenth century. lnis IS
not a patent medicine. but a prescri9uod com
pounded on scientluc principles and aAsd by Or.
Scott In his extensive practice for Ine vSfe OF all
blood diseases. The cures wrought BY 10 are
simply wonderful and have attracted thousands To
the doctors parlors for ea.ment
To such extent Il the demand upon the time
and ttention Of the doctor fer his medicine from
people who could not vis'. New York C.-y that IL
became matter Of duty 70 devise some pa by
which the general public could be sAFpIei With
this genuine valuable remedy aud for tEls pur pose
=. A. Shepherd has been called to Providence TO
arrange with Hall Lyon, Westminster street, TO
permit them to keep In stock and sell tuis won
derful blood remedy. This is pgrely vegetable, an
excellent tonic ana builder, blood purifier un-
eEcelled, nerve tonic nothing car equal DR..
Scott has devoted his life TO the thorough know
ledge aud understanding OF blood disease.
few OF which are named here: Kidney disease,
liver com plaint, sick headache, muscular Theuma-
tism, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite, co9stipstion,
scrofula syphilis cancerous humors, pain in bones,
catarrh salt rheum, pimples face, general debi-
ity, bos, dizziness female weakness, malarial pol
The above named druggists have received their
frat consignment and would invite all persons 20
call and become acquainted with the merits OF a
perfect remedy DR. Scott's medicine when pl aced
In drug stores 10 sold under the Of Dr. SCOTS
Sar parilla aud all who intended taxing spring
meoleine should not fail to try Dr. seott's sarss-
parilla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
CRITICISED VETERANS.
Bp The Associated Press.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 30.-The
feature OF the State Grand Army reunion
just closed was the speech OF Congress
man w. A. McKeighan, in which he took
occasion TO severely criticise the methods
pursued by veterans in securing pensions.
There was some disposition manifested by
the veterans 10 exhibit their hostility for
McKeighan, but the feeling was quieted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
Gifts Dedicated.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Aug. 30.-The
formal presentation to the city of drink
ing fountain, erected 10y John Il. Brown,
took place yesterday afternoon. The foun-
tain is located at the junction of three
roads. new flag and staff from the
same donor were used yesterday for the
first time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
MUCH WORK, LITTLE PAY.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.--The civil serv-
ice commission will hold an examination
on September IS for the position of
meteorologicslist at tl400 per snnum, and
TO an three vacancies in the position OF
nautical expert, photographic office, navy
department, at $1,000 each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
Thev Mnst he slnmnnd.

BosToY, Aug. 30.-Internal Revenue
Collector Donovan has received and placed
on sale 10000 playing-card stamps. AS
Boston dealers have 10000 packs in stock,
the demand is inadequate. Hereafter no
dealer can sell cards without the 2-cent
internal revenue stamp on the package.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
Under Yeh's Protection,

LONDON, Aug 30-According to the
latest communication from the East, the
Corean king is under the protection of the
Chinese general, Yeh. Competent judges
do not believe the king has declared him
self independent of China.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
A BIG PURCHASE.

BERLlN, Aug 20 The japanese govern
ment it Il reported. bought recently,
through an agent in Vienna 9Oo, ,0O0 needle
guns Of an old model, and succeeded In
getting them shipped 20 Amsterdam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
IoxY RussIn.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 80.-It Is said
that Russia, proSing by the Corean diff
Guilty, has put pressure on China TO com
pei her 90 make concessions In the
Painters. China, however, refuses to yield
a SQUARE inch of territory.
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THEY COULDN'T AGREE.
BY The Associated Pres.

ATLANTA, Aug. 30-The state Republi-
can convention met hen yesterday. The
colored wing had complete control, but it
was divided into two factions. A fiQht
was soon sprung over the nomination of a
state ticket After many speeches il was
resolved not to put out u Republican
ticket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
IN A LIBERAL DISTRICT.
By The Associated Press.

LONDON, Aug. SO.--An election was held
at Leicester TO fill places in parliament
made vacant by the resignation of Picton
and Whitehead, Liberals. Broadhurst and
HAZEL, also Liberals, were elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
Not go Great. Af,er An.

WAsHIYGTON, Aug. 80.--The navy de
partment has received word that the Eng
lsh torpedo boat Hornet. the fastest tor.
pcdo boat atloat broke down completely
during the recent maneuvcrs and he'd to
b. towcd into harbor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
An Indiana Towns Loss.

COLUMBUS. Ind, Aug. 3O.-Fire last night
destroyed the livery stable of Shea g. Gra-
ham. Ten head of horses perished The
new Stedins hotel and four other build
ings were also burned. Loss about s75, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30
IN HARD LUCK.


IlD Tie ASsOcldief Press.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 30.-Several Nun
dred commonwealers en- route West are
stationed in Omaha unable to secure
transportation. The county has refused
further food to the returning army.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30

When The hair has fallen out. leaving IN.
head bald. N the scalp Is not. shiny. there h a
chance OF regainiug the hair by using Halls
Hair iieneweg.
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WILL RESUME.

81. LOUIS, Aug. 30.--It is stated that
owing to the receipt Of orders OF consid-
rrable magnitude and the prospect OF bot
ter business the Madison Car Company AZ
Madison, H., which assigned on July i.
1893, VIII resume operations ON or about
the frat Of September, with about sig
hundred men.
The company hag been reorganized.
The first work of the company will be
20 build 100 coal cars for the ST. Louis a
Eastern road. When conditions are nor
NAL the company employs over 1000 men.
=. r. r. 81 slre cure Tor Lheul l1aflsnl. seroflts.
Boo poison. BiotcLca, riniples nnd al skin and
blood diseases.
Csncesous sore on face. years Of skin trouble,
nland lar swelling. sunercr renders thanks D. y.
|, T.. y. Tor Is great curcl
kbbofts East Indian Corn Paiui cures all Corns
VERT ani blninu-
For sale ~ Han Lyon 7g7 Westminsterstree.
Ilandlngeod blaniinR. 81 weybosset street A w.
Ienuer. jr. sIe Westminster stresL Byroe A
Smith, Oinsgvule square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30

Stomach and bowel com plants. from what
ever cause are best remedied by Ayers Pills
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-30

DICYCLE FoR sALE. NEW MACHINE
ID never used Address BOX y. News Ofiire.
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HELP VlNTED- -FEMALm

NrANTED- IRoTtsrANr aiRL FOR
Apply IL Andem street, Mount Pleasant
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.

I-oR SALE -BRINDLE AND WHITE BOSTON
Il Terrier Puppies. Bouielle' 1ss Canal street
aug1q-3t
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ylyANTFD-A FIRST CLASS PANrALOON
w maker: also a hrst- class pushel girl Apply
~ 2B Charles street. A. n. Beach. aug S0-zt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
STORY OF nowGArEs ESCAPE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. = Captain Henry w How
gate who WAS arrested in New-York to-day was.
up 10 hr time of his disappearance thirteen years
ago 4 well-kuown man in this city He vol
uuirer officer during the and after the volunteer
army was disblnled was appointed "A lieutenant In
the Ro,uar Army and assigned to duty on the Signal
Corn. Ia which was given the duty of organizing
the Weather Bureau. General \. j. Myer was in
ch irce OF the bureau. and lIowgate was executive
officer and had charge OF the details OF the office
II. dealt iarseiy In real estat-. owned steam yacht
and became well known. In 1881. there being dis
closures AS to shortage in the. accounts OF the
Office HoWgate was displaced. and an investigation
by the War Department showed what were alleged
to be enormous frauds through which the Govern
mont hai lost heavily Ho"Sate WAS arrested and
men /. came uneasy and SURRENDERED hln. He was
placed in ail to await trial Upon the plea that GER
tain papefe In his house necessary to his de-
fen ,e an officer accompanied HOwgate 10 his home
ard took 4 seat in the hall while ilOwgate went up
stairs To make change OF clothing and secure the
documents So much needed After tim" the officer.
ne lrlng no one moving about upstairs became
pclous and made search for his prisoner But he
was gone and since that day. thirteen years ago no
word had been heard from him. The War Depart
mon; offered "A reward for his arrest. but IL was
uithlraWn after sO:ne years The Government seized
everything that could be found belonging TO How
gate nc'udlng real estate. and IL all sold. the
procecds being used in iquidatng the claim held
would 60 Some Of his creditors suffered severely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
rv,u.uAxrry OF CHINESE TROOPS
,,.r--I, UENDS on TNE WNIIS OF FTN'-' ~"
c,,,x,.sr NOT SKILLED ~ SHOOTING
GENEROSITY or THE EMPEROR

,..,..r--t, HEADS OK THE WALLS OF rlNG-YANd
ru,Xrsr Nor SKILLED ~ SHOOTING
GENEROSITY or THE EMPEROR
vancouver. y. C.. Sept 27.-rhe steamer iinprca'
~ India which arrived here |eS'"'""N' '"''''' Wv
,ouowiog airces from the orient;
,,,uor barbarity marks th" course 81 ''he
,.,,l,,s, army The offer Of prize for japanese
,,aa1s bv the Chinese Tao:ai Of Formc'A = no'
,.. i.,arce of theii savage depraNiN- Ihrf-
,,a,,ose heads. transGxed on spears. are r'por'e
,,. heer or the walls of Ping Yang. ara th'
ii ~ i've of their foes were nailed 10 Inc F'V'9
~, yvbanpiu by the Chinese. Tn" 'North = Mn"
nouv News" also says that the Chnesf So'"'''9
q, several camps have been threatening Inc """'''
missionaries with insult
,,.,y,tnesses Of the battle at S'lkwan ana Ahah
,. that the Chinese were not sSfI! in shooting.
,h.ir buIle,s being directed not higher thAn 'hr'r
Co., from the ground rhcy Us ii smokelcss powder
.,d ,,os, Of them were armed with seYer-sh'tted
ro-.a,,rg rifles They seemed. however, to be uh-
c,us;omed 20 use repeating rifles. as WhTh oru''''
~ ire they discharged all seven shots III F@Pi'
,,,.,se,on Tho japanese officers ordered their
men 10 lie down on the ground during Inv nuns
-, those volleys and then to rise and rush on IN"
Chinese while the latter were reioadIhB '"''
rifles These tactics were succesFful
pr,oors that the Chinese have purchased the
chr,an navy have been revived In Yokohama THIS
time IL Is said that the purchase includes me wv"
nov. cruisers billt by Armstrong, whica are rN-
pected here soon -,
4 native Japanese newspaper gay that inc
British Government has ordered AdniraI IRE
mantle 10 watch closely the movements OF the
Janonese fleet during the war. and that In pnr-
suonce Of these instructions some British war
ships always follow the Jatanese nect. and Dri''g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28

tidngs of it's movements TO the flagship once or
twice a day. The Japanese press condemns this
action, alleging that Great Britain Is showing
partiaty to China.
The generosity OF the Chinese Emperor was char
acteristically displayed last month. 1t was deemed
polite to reward the extraordinary valor OF Cen
eral Teh and his army who, il was stated, sic"
no less than 5000 japanese from July - To the
end of August. The General accordingly received
gifts consisting of white gem peacock feather
holder "A small knife. two large purses ana two
tinder-boxes Common soldiers were by no means
overlooked. for another imperial edlct, dated Au-
gust 27 states that the Empress DoWagcr being So
licitous about the ncalth of the armies at Ping
Yang. which have had TO endure the heat ana va
rious other har1ships in fighting battles, desires
that forty chests of preventive pills be handed 10
Ii-IIung- hang who will forward them " ith the
greatest dispatch 20 General Ten for distribution
among the armies.
owing 10 the war, the scarcity Of silver in Japan
IS such that the Imperial Mint has been running
day and night for some time Most or the war eN-
penditure Is being paid in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
MIR. GLADSTONE AND LOCAL OPTION.

London. Sept. 27-Joseih Chamb'rlain sald To-
,,v in an interview in reference 10 the stand taken
~ 49,, ,,,,l.,,no tiron the local option question.
.t.t the ex-Premicr's position would free many
,ner,bors of the Liberal party who have hitherto
icn coe-ccd into voting for the local veto po"'r'
II the Government should again orlng up inc
hill ot the next segsion Of Parliament MI 'ha'hoer-
Ia in h.levei il would cause spit IN the Pr ~.
MIR 1ho roberialn added that he had rec'iNeh HhnS
proofs Of Mr. Gldstones continued esle',n ai,l ai
tbot the -Premier's personal friendship Tor MN
hnd moi been broken or lessened. He had Nisited
Wr t;I,ds,oue recently and had found his charIl
OF character and grand pe?soh'.h' H"e' IMAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
URGING EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.

Il pet .rs!urg S.p;. p The "Noyosu' urges the
Euro,car Power. 90 intervene between 'hinl ana
Iopan to the ,nl Of restoring the status quo ante
ool ,f restraining the prinriu1's from renewing nos
tttl.s for a long tine - come Tn" paper advises
THAI Great Britain and Franc l1nty oc'ui" 'Hih''
l,,i,r,ne f,at In doing 3, they wH render an I'M
- ,...,.,c, In civilization IN whose cause china
h,, dore ooih,ng Moreover. such movement "1u.d
r.c, chin, iron. Inevitable decay. II Is uNE'il
of Europr inc paper adds. 10 tolerate any % %IohSy'
~ w. tom ril4 of the dwellings OF europeans,
ne n, ass lcr. - mis,ionir.cf anI the N'l'"'n %
c,rprn r. .i1i int rests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
Az EMPTY SlTLROiT PICKED Up

Sandy Hook pilot boat Mary 4. Williams. No. 49,
CAPTAIN Charles Anderson. while returning to
Stnpletoh last evening from cruise 10 the east
ward picked up sailboat just outside Of Coney
Island Point The saiboat when first seen was
floating upside down. The sail was set with two
reefs and the centreboard down. No sign OF
those who evidently In the boat when she cap
sized could be found. The boat towed TO Staple
ton and moorel att Bechtels pier. She Is painted
white the outside and dark brown inside She
u fifteen feet long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
BEACHED IN Long sAuLr RAPIDS

Cornwall ont. Sept 4.-The steamer Magnet.
owned by the Kichclieu and ontario Navigation
Company, ana riying between Toronto and Mon
treal struck ir Long Sauli Rapids. aboV' this
place. on her way down to-day. She was run int
rush bed at Iarnhart's Island ana beachcd
thus preventing her from SINKING. Th- Magnet q
thirty passengers were taken ashor" ln small
bO.f~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
SOME or THE NETWORKS PASSENGERS.

London Sept n NJ. vn4 M's G"ors" !. Honld
WIFI sail for NeN-Yofk by IN" American Line
steamer Ncw-York next Saturday. Among the
3ther passengers oooke! 10y the y "-i'rh are: II.
H. Koh.sa,i Of Chirlro. Mr. and Mrs.. \. 'ass can
field C,ngrc, man ". J.. Wilson, OF West Virginia;
Congrcssinan lsilor Straus. Of NeN-Iork; L"ri
Sh,l,s DoueIas 49, a.I Mr". Henry f.. Abbey
Nm.e Nirlhs and seal, hi. S.snlr B"VeE1u, J. i.
t'aIwalaI,r. J l.. CIvrns. Smuh VI. VOL. W. $
C'rarnp aul :orman 'r1ml.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
THE LAHKAnoR EXrLoNERs COMING MoA

Halifax. Sept s7.-Frofcssors Hte. Brc'neil. Per
klns and Coaice. ,omrrislas the University Of
Pennsy lvania expcditiof To- Northern Labrador.
arrived here TO-DAY from 81 Johns. y. r.. after
two months successful eNpiorrron. Professor
BuckneU has recovered from his Illness. TT" party
.ali. for %rw Yort by trc Red CrOf- Line steamer
Portia this afternoon. irofesso: lite says thai
Labrador has uniform climate ln the interior deep
valleys laig. lakes and great forests Ip'r, az"
indicatiors of mineral deposits particularly of iron.
everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
RESULTS OF THE JAPANESE ELECTIONS.
A MAJORITY AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT IN THE
PARLIAMENT

Victoria r. c.. Sept 27-The results OF the Jap
anese elections Just received. show the return of
l09 Liberals ro-GovernmenD 1i9 straight Opposi-
tion candidates and % Independents, with only
three constituencies to be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
NEwrorNpLANps GOVERNOR coMuGNpEI

~. johns. y. T.. Sept 2, jspcciaD. \ dispatch
from Lord Ripon TO tho Go, ,ernor published In
"rhe Royal Gazette" says.
desire to place on record ~; appreciation of the
name. h. " ..h you hav' admins, cred th" COY
prnu,cnt Of %cwfoLudland !n th~ difficult 'lr'Hm-
stances IN which ypr w''c placed Your proceed
inge during tn lru4 political crisis. which am
dad to mink Is now ended. have met my full ar-
DrOvai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
lx-rRrMrrn MEncIER SINKING.

Montreal Sept -. Ex-l'rcuicr Mcrcier Is losl"g
ground hourly. The slight Improvement reported IL
his coalition yesterday he d!a1Ipcarco lie had a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
THE POPE AID THE FRENCH noYAILsrs.

Rome SCOT g. The Pope has summoned Monsig-
nor Hulst the spiritual adviser ~ III" lat" Count
of Paris = th" Vatican for the purpose of imlart-
INK t. him !rs tructious In regard 10 koyaSts. In
Clerical circles This action is believed To- b" fatal
blow t. IN" Iretensious Of the French MonarD hists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
REPULSED AT WI-JU.
ALLEGED JAPANESE RETERSE
REPORTED BATTLE JUST BEYOND COREAS
NORTHERN FRONTIER

cowARDIcE OF CHINESE NAVAL COMMANDERS
IN THE FIGHT OFF THE MoCTH OF THE
yAIOo-rrREE wARsHIPs AND FOUR
TORPEDO-BCATS STOLE Up THE
RIVER TO BE OFT OF DANGER
FURTHER DETAILS OF
THE ENGAGEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
REprRLIcANs wHo wERH pREsENr.

George W. Wanmaker. Of the XVIlIth As
sembly District. moved that William H. Ten
Eyck. secretary OF the County Committee. be
made temporary secretary OF the convention.
This was agreed to The credentials OF the 220
delegates handed III. A rollcall showed
that all but two or three were present and that
the abscntees represented by proxies.
Among those who answered to their names were
ex-Judge Jacob VI. Patterson. ex-senator F. s.
Gibbs John Simpson. John J. Collins George
billiard. G.. W. Wanmaker John Resenweber,
Jacob Hess George h. Deane William Henkel,
Robert A. Greacen John Sabine Smith, Colonel
George Bliss, William Ieary. William II. Bel
lamy. General c. H. T. Coils Columbus O. john
son. H. c. Bo,ty. Ferdinand Eldman. Benno
Loewy. Colonel s. v r. Cruger. Cornelius Van
Cott. Thomas L. Hamilton. Charles A. Flammer
Abraham Gruber. John Proctor Clarke James
f. Chittenden. Frank Branerd. James g.
f.ehmaier. John II. Gunner. Henry L. Einstein.
Seth NJ Mil.iken. John r. Van Wormer Thomas
f. Eagan John =. Wlndolph. A. J. McGibney.
W J. Matthews. A. G. Mason William Kelloch
and James J.. Wells.
The temporary officers were then made perma-
nent on Mr.. Gruber's motion. and when on mo-
tion of ex-senator +. s. Gibbs. OF the XIIIth
Assembly District 1t ordered that the rules
Of the New-York Assembly should govern fhe
conven ion, far appiicab bic. the convention
was ready for business
Ex-Judge Charles A. Flammer Of the XVIIth
Assembly District, offered the following resolu-
tons which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the Republican Convention of the
County OF New-York heartily and enthusiastically
indorse the wisdom displayed by the Republican
State Convention In selecting as the candidate OF
our party for Governor of the State OF New-York
an ilustrious and patriotic citizen OF wide publla
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

was due TO rain in the West and the action of
wheat. -
oats-were active. and after an irregular de-
cnhe OF S49114c closed near the bottom. The
market was weak on favorable weather ana the
action of wheat and corn.
Provisi ons-Were extremely dull and slightly
Iower on the break In wheat. Compared with last
night July pork is DC lower July lard Sc lower
and July ribs sc lower
IN leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No 2 Corn No y
highest. Lowest Highest. Lowest
Juhe 2S1sc 571ac June. ..4O34c s95sc
SSuIy sc 5S9st july. ALAG 4U1sc
'epS, ;iois4c SOS Sept. ...4l1ac 4O1ac
July Sc 20 50 1712 Lard per 100 lbs
Sept SO l71a So II 1aiJune
Mess Pork per DBL July . So 65 So 621S
July. 81 % 81 81 Sept. ST s2Ia S. 1919
Sept. 81 0715 SIP
The cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Winter Straits, 81 1922 so; Winter patent,
81 SC92 80; spring Straits. 81 20@2 20; Spring
patent, So 1908 60; Bakers. 81 1902; No. 2
Spring Wheat, o7$4c: No. ) Spring Wheat. nOmi-
nal; No 2 Red. 5734c: No. 2 Corn. 1890;
Prime Timothy Seed, So 25; Mess Pork. y bbl.
S1l 959I1 9712: Lard. y 100 lbs. SO 60@
3 gle Short Ribs sides OOoseh So 2714@6 80
Dry Sated Shoulders (DoIed). So 6212CG5 S71a
Short Clear Sides lDOxedl. So 50@6 10: Whisky,
distillers' finished goods. p gal. 81 10.
ON The Produce exchange TO-DAY the Butter
market was nrm. Creamery, l5Ql7c; Dairy, l 10
loo. Eggs firm; strictly fresh, lie.
Cattle-Receipts, 800: shipments, 400; market
unchanged only a few TeXanssOld: prime to extra
native steers, 81 5000 TO-; medium, 81 5O@
75 others, 81 ] O.: Texans, S3@13 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments 5000; I'M
changed; rough, heavy, "a 1904 90: PACK ers
and mixed 81 6O94 70; prime heavy and butcher
weights 50 1904 IS; assorted light, 81 50@4 so
none: extremely dull; top, SO 9O@4 80; lambs,
81 SU95.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10
English GIRL Market.

LONDON, June 9.-The weather continues dull
and cold. Sunshine is needed, but the crops are
making fair progress. The wheat market has been
fairly active, with prices decidedly strong and
from sd TO lUd advance The rise was due to y
reaction in the quantity af1oat, light shipments
ana the substantial advance in American
options. Holders were very firm. Buyers
are reserved, being checked by the higher
prices, but advance was paid for Russian
cargo. The parcel trade was moderate. There
was fair spot business. An Australian cargo of
March sold 2315d 4 parcel of red winter,
June. sold at gid.
The country markets were firm ana dearer.
Flour WAS firm ST about Is higher There was a
Ent- L. I'D