Air.lat Ic it'TTP'1-1'17Trn CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, ULY 11; 1887. Ann trn T-RtT'N'-n MONDAY. 8T. 8 11 8 T1887 THE PO lb-o O2P 1 LAWRENCE, OSTROM BILLINGS, SHELDON DILI LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. lo YEAR OLD 10 YEAR OLD 177 La Se.
nor. Monroe, Throurzh Texans. 601 to 1.090 lbs 2.30V 11.00 Corn-fed Texans. KJ to 1.50.1 Ins 3214 8.75 Fmncy sows and heifers 2.9k4 8.85 Fair to choice cows. WO to 1.100 Ws 2.154 S.
76 Interior to medium 1504 2.24 Poor to fancy 900 td 1.800 Ws 1.504 2.S1 Stockers. 510 to 900 lbs 1504 2.60 Feeders. 900 to 1200 I be 2-654 3.45 Veal calves, 100 to 300 Ina 050k4k 4 25 Mileil COWL per bead 2000q440.03 510 to 990 lbs 1.504 2.60 Feeders. 900 to 1.200 lb' 2.654 3.4d Veal calves, 100 to 300 lbs q.5(1,4 4 25 Milch cows. per head 20.00(gi40.03 Investment Brokers.
In WHISKEY wHisKE BELIE OF BOURBON OF BounBoN trOn Mines and Iron Mining Stocks. Timber Lands, Ranches. and Land Grants. GOGEBIC IRON MINES and STOCKS a spectalty. Iron ir GOGE1 GWYNNE tt DAY, I iMIT.
7 1 i 1 1 1 i r. 1 lEstablished 1854 No. 45 Via New York. Transact a General Banking and Brokerage Business An Railway Snares, Bonds. Bto, For Cash or on Margin.
Tato Transae -J CC CC CC IL 31) 11J ir FT. FT SuremewreFlour. 6.450 bris; wheat. 1.016 bu; barley. none.
Detroit, Mich. July No. 1 white. cash, gOtio: Michl Eau red, cosh, No. 2 red, cash, 780 asked; "July.
'No; September. 70I43. Cornagmic. OatsNO. 2, 2 white.
33c. ItkcatrreWheat. 4.000 bu: corn. 1.000 bu: oats. 9C0 Toledo, July Wheat firm, higher; No.
2 Wabash. old. Thkic: new. 7g4ggc: JOY'. 77441o: August.
71S4c; September. 784c; December. 824ic. Corn steady, firm; NO. 2.
379tc. Oata steady; cash. 29c. itEcupTsWheat. 21.000 bu: corn.
1000 bu: oats. 1.000 bu. SHIpmENTsWhest. 49,000 bug corn. 3,000 bug oats.
2,000 bu Minneapolis, Minn July it --GRATN--Wheat Market strong: NO hard. cash. 74Ngc; August, 75e; September, 76tc; No. 1 Northern. cash.
August. September. 7fAtc: No. 2 Northern. cash.
71hcz August, T2c; September. 731Ago: on track: No. I hard. 76e; No. I NOrttiern.
750; No. 2 Northern. 73c, FLOVRFirm: patents. S4.20444.30: bakers'. 13.30C4.3.50.
IlkeeteTsWheat. 64.E80 big. SHIPmENTSWheat, 10,640 bug flour. 20.610 brie. Kansas City, Mo.
July IIGRAINWheat firm; No. red. cash, VC bid, 649 asked. Corn arm; No. 2.
cash, bid. asked; August. bid. 308c asked; year. balite.
OatsNO. 2. cash. 214c bid. 24c asked.
Cincinnati, July 9.WHISKYSteady: sales 822 bris finished goods On a basis of 41.0ii. Wilmington, N. July Firm at 30e. and Family Use. zlI NO FUSEL OIL! Sure Cure for CONSUMPTION, itit, BLOOD POISONING, a-i SLEEPLESSNESS OR INSOMNIA, NON-ASSI MILATION 14, 'OF FOOD.
1 'lit 'PRICE, $I25 or Quart Bottle. i. for and Wine etzercGrhocers 1,. Euerywheres and Family Use. NO FUSEL trAtit Sure Curc LA vL4 CONSUM BLOOD POIS -1L.
SLEEPLES. I OR INS -e: NON-ASSIMII it), 3 PRICE, 'OF 4. For Quart For Sale by an Wi p. (organ 1,16 rt ,0 boo ABSOLUTELY PURE Is Death to MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. TYPHOID FEVER, BOWEL TROUBLES, LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. Sold Only in Bottles, 11 1 For Sale by ruggialsEverywhers. JTELY PURE )eath to AND FEVER. I FEVER, TROUBLES, APPETITE. MN.
SI i hi Rattles, 'ale by frts Every wh ere. "A' AV "BELLE- tv 111E1 1.111 65V )14 oR nE FLINVY OR FART Of IT 15 DISLialL1-1 FAMOUS For Medicinal FAMOUS st.t, lir .44, I For Medicinal 't ri ra a ii-------, fil pupa LI MAD iw' 4 1.A,, -i -'00DIR "t' 1 ft 4 41 1f AO; Atik- ,14, 'VIL7 r' 013' 1 4,: l'7 1 I. ri: E671t te IR tra 71 I ITB-1 EC: ill' 11: I alINE.r 1. E4 1 Ut 5197: EF --E? LI i 3 H. li'r Elia: 1:11 NBC I li- Al RIEI 11: wi 1 :7 I 1 11 'II 11 Illin 1.ij IV' ti A EFORE ir is DisTIL07 Er: OF TRA fee A MA RR ii-tsTac, clay exec t-nudity' exceoted.
4.Uondity et cepted. iiDgill a----- WESTERN. al a (Continued.) bil.w chuAntidocianipcesc6arrnigikelv.rorsstliktreon: Clark-t. berths, through tickets. apply Depot.
at city onices2.r s. almer nous (irrand Pacific Il2 a .4 Leave. Amy Milwaukee Oconomowoc aon am, a tx I 41', al Milwaukee ILM.70notuowoe Mil alikee et iennotnowne a itiAl atil al2.4.3-' owee. --b 6.0.1 pm NV au kesba 80,1 am a 7' Waukesha Waukesha. a Wauke otu 4 (, sha 5.0) Pal Waukesha 10.p 741 ut bin DI Racine b11.301im It acine, bbd 8.31,4444 tik4rosi ar2.05 inn Elgin tli," cl: lillosill gggggitgeelii knnlinnnnt: a .1 It.
no.olcc: akkk 30: rrrncid.d I. 1,.. La CrosseLocal Crosse, luau: teeaelue'. Winona, 'wti rli. 1.al e.rag.1 1 1 Clinton b.
aai 41 Uatatrabbi 2i 111111012:4846., 0 51. di .1. 4 0. 1 I Milwaukee oconom 4 21 I I 1 5. 72.
:1 14 41:0 i 1.00' 11 le I. I linton Dubuque c10.40 um 2.4 hind ism. 4 sik Madison Janesville 6 3.00 rna Toa 4,0.41) am atil til I 01 in ueo litnrci ntai naul laGiin II except ca mB inApae i Aberdeen, ii.srdati e. u. pi .6.
nix: e. to. a. a. e.a.
an.r.i..n. 1 ii. buti cal LI: 11 0 cill. 4 2. ::11 oulti: liammeiceiger att2 7.
17 til bal9 Fond du Lac. Oshkosh Mason City, ant mitchall. Owatonna. tart- 012.e-ilia), ha 7 loam llit. ChaMberlain.
bt Palli. cif 30 um a 2:15 IF istaorinukditilinilt.nyn. Ntiviootrey, db etc rt: a. 4 II 01 ual ay. i.
II .1 YR. ti 4 4. la 1 Ile: nmpi rat 1.110 acdcoeicsart loatt iettxigoeMt nelko tsydp: asta.snt. 1 i tn :21 i negietel podin tu Ate cat; tin L. smier tatio n.
ou Cauld. turner of Adams-st CAns Lel -11: me; jilchpaueol sk iti h.oY ril ecneKhar aieursnreno. istnligui Omaha, utrynoc.cuasigni vt I I oi illy ri ta nTrtitcu 6 e. 0 efm" iTt'll IC OF TRAIN'S, ar 3,1.4 Ke 111(KS4ti1 IECVOLUd. 4.aoaa tty ti ell Rt.
Pant Railway. ner Istactison. canal ne tables. aleeinng.c71. )ply at city oilces, ti rand Pacific liotel.
szt Leave. Ara s.tio atm a 7.0144 net oat a 3.00 om a12.4.3p4 6.01 pn2 L.O.:tian W0.300111 7 GI pz, 8.0,1 am a 7.0i) al am a 3.tiO ma tit DA 5.00 pm 7.00 10.4; out b1 .41 tat 1 MI 10 am el245 Dot nn 800 ant )11 6 5.1,0pin 7.0007t. 8. So am lbfa ttni ftr2. ota 9 I I et33c for barley oats.
Total cash sales about 101coo bu. Rye was firm. with 46e bid for either July Or August and 48ife asked. The sales by samPle were limited to 3 cars NO. 2, on track.
at and 4 ear. free ou board. at 421)4450e. with 2 can G. 4 On track at 46c.
Barley was steady. closing at 65e bid for either September or October. A car. part No. 4 and part No.
3. sold by sample at Me. Mil 'stuffs were strong for bran et 912.09 per ton On track. Middlings continued steady. Offerings light and demand for the former active.
Sales were: 4 ears bran at 710.75l012.00: 2 cars middlings at 612.00. Flaxseed dropped lc. to 21.12 for No. I on track. Owing to increased offerings and an absence of demand.
Receipts. la cars. Sales were: On track3 cars No. 1st SI.12AIL.12 I car rejected at $1.09 August and September sold early at ILIA with a sale later for September at $1.114. Timothy was dull and 5e lower, with $1.20 bid for prime cash seed ard I2.25 asked.
and September new seed selling at 1130. A sale of 26 bags fair seed was made at 1415. Clover was nominally for medium prime "spot seed." None was offered and none wanted. Hungarian and Common millet seeds are out of the market. as the stocks are exhausted.
German millet was quotably 95cCe41.10 in lob lots. The following table showkthe ranee of prices for provisions and grain: MESS PORK. nosed Raw Clawed Friday. Saturday. Satter-day.
July 416.04 916.00 fic17.011 116.00 Year MOO ILIA) et11-25 11.00 LARD-PER 100 POUNDS. July Il 6.3714 6 6.413410 6.501 6 6.1714 August 6.4241 6.45 0 6.524 6.524k 6.52!4 6 55 fai 6.65 6. 624t 6.60 6.674 6.724 6.70 mgATS-BOXED 25 CZNTS MORE THAN LOOSE. July 8 7.50 a 7.50 0 7.67.i I 7.65 August. 7.60 T.
7.70 7.674 September 7. 70 7.67;94 7.80 7.7741 October 7.60 7.60 44 7.70 7.6N AvIIKAT. July 704 7404 71 TN 72-46 73 73 September 74 444 75 T47-11 October 76 76q 76 CORN. July. 854 3514 (4 351 954 August 9i'l 41 3614 3914 37'i 3' E3li October alki 37 44 37ki 3Thii OATS.
July .0 Wit 25 August. 24 July 2144 2541 September. 26)i 264. A 26,1 The foliowing were the latest buyers' prices for the Corresponding day last year: Atimtst. Sept.
October. No. 2 spring 6 :1 il 821.fi 6 83Th No. 2 corn lria 3Mta 3941 No. 2 oats 297.
a 20 Pork 9.7Z11 11.S7 9. 05 Lard 6.05 6. 6.1 6. 55 Short ribs 6.10 6.1114 6.1214 The following were the receipts and shipments of the leading articles ot produce in the city during the 24 hours ending at 6 o'clock kriday evening: THE COURT RECORD. United States Circuit CourtNew Sults.
atThe henry Dibbler Co. vs. A. F. Seeberger, Collector.
$2,000 P. L. Shuman. atty. AS iLl 31 is, -IA AS BI NA PA IN i HOGSSaturday's receipts of hogs were 10.000 smaller than Friday's arrivals and 5,090 smaller than last Saturday's arrivals.
The light supply caused a stronger feeling in the market. and sides in most cases were at 5c advance. Speculators started buying at an early hour. and with brisk competition from an a fair packing demand a good clearance was made betore noon. The quality was good and offerings uniform.
Common heavy to choice mixed grades sold at 65.01X.45.25. principally at 15.20(45.25. Very few rough hogs sold below 16.10. Fancy heavy and best light hogs sold at 65.30: good tO choice heavy packing and shipping at S5.20145.25; good to choice mixed at 66.15(k5.25. and fair to cboice light at $5.154 6.25.
SHEEPSaturday's receipts were qpite large. the offerings being largely of Texas and Western stock. Butchers' and dressed mutton men were in good attendance. and everything sold at full former prices. Over 600 bead of Texans sold at 63.50.
and two car-loads of 108-lb Oregon sheep at 63.50. Spring lambs sold at $1.5043.40 per head. Native sheep, 12.Z03 493.10. The market closed firm. TITER MARKETS.
St. 1,0111114 July 200; shipments. 1300. The market was steady; choice heavy native steers. 11254140; fair to good shipping steers.
63 706i.4.20; butchers steers fair to choice, 63.60 (t4.10; feeders. fair to good. F3.00(436)t stockers. 62.60 111.2 90; Texans, common grass to good corn-ted. t2.00 44 00.
IloGSReceipts. 1.800: shipments. 300. Market stronger: choice heavy and butchers' selections, packing and 'Yorkers, medium to choice, 20: pigs. common to good.
64 (1044.90. SHEEPReceipts. 100; shipments. none. Market' steady; clipped, medium to choice, t.i.1044.00; lambs, la 6044.65.
Kansas City, filo July 9.CATMERecelpta.69: shipments (official) yesterday. 1,0511: good, active and a shade higher: good to choice corn-fed. 113.i3O,Cs4.0; common to medium. 63.30(43.60; stockers, t2.25v1.2.7a; feeding steers. 12.9343.11); grass range steers, 62.25543.10.
flOGSReceipts. 5.800 head: shipments. 2.800: market active and aC higher; good to choice. 5.00(45.10: common to ineditult. 54.4041.4.90; skips and pigs, 63.00 43.30.
SHEEP Receipts. 03 bead: shipments, none: market active and 25c higher: good to choice- $3004 8.50: common to medium. $2.1.114,2.75. Indianapolis, July 9.CATTLKSteady; common to choice. 63.01k44 50.
KoosActive and higher; common to best grades, e5 0045.25. SHEEPSteady; common to good. V2.00(43.80; lambs. Li.504.5.00. East Elbert, July 665 heal; shipments, 475.
Nothing doing; all through consignments. IIOGSReceipts, 1.500 bead; Market firm; Phitadei ph las. Yorkers. t.1304.5.40; Common and light. SUPRecelpts.
2.200 head; shipments, 2.200. Market slow at yesterday's prices. Omaha, receipts, 1,600 head; sold. weak: native steers. 1.3'..0 to 1.100 to 1,300, a 900 to I.11,50.
63.50,43.75; corn-fed, range 1300 to 1,400 lbs, a5043.70: cows. 62.00(43.00. lloGsitecelpts, 6.200 bead: all sold: 501100 lower; heavy, 616090190; light. S4.7044.80; mixed, 611544.65. 7AONETARY.
Cleartnrs at the principal cities of the United States the last two Saturdays were: hay 9. Juty 2. New York-- .2111,387,316 Holiday. Boston-- 123,412,600 'llicago 16,544,344 Philadelphia. 10.670.860 17,401.283 St.
2.838,096 3,494,303 lialtimore. 1,852,505 8,125,167 New 1,033,246 905,189 New York exchange was quoted as follows yesterday: Chicago, 40o premium; Boston, 17Q20(4 25c discount; St. Louis. par. Business in Chicago during last week was nor-Mal and satisfactory at character and volume.
The inquiry for funds in banks came from varied interests, and seemed to indicate that despite the seasonable quiet in general trade preparations were making for much activity later on. Bank clearings for the five business days of the week amounted to rA, an increase of $1,000,000 over the corresponding week of last year. Speculation cut no figure in any of the transactions of the week, and nothing occurred to dampen the confident feeling that prevails in business circles. The weekly statement of the New York associated banks gives evidence of a decided improvement in the financial situation at New York. The banks are stronger from all points of view than they were at the end of the preceding week.
There is a gain of in actual reserve, the Increase in specie being $4,241,900 sad the loss in legal-tenders $1.059,100. The surplus reserve does not show quite so large a gain as the actual reserve on account of the increase of S1.925,700 in deposits, which adds $481.425 to the reserve required. The gain in specie has arisen chiefly from payments by the United States Treasurer, and a similar gain ought to appear in the next statement. Following are the details of the statement: Decrease 13,379,900 77,530,100 Increase 4,241,000 21,074,100 Decrease 1,039.100 Deposits 869.007,000 Increase 1,925 700 8.120,300 Decrease 188:700 Reserve. esi.604,200 Increase Reserve required 92.251,750 Increase 481,4:15 Surplus reserve 6.362.450 Increase 2.701.375 SALES AND QCOTATIONS OP STOCKS ON Tait NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Cleat States I New Y( 13cston 'It icagc Pltilade St. Lot lialtime New 01 New' torday: 25c disc Busin Mal ha l'he ing ried hit the bea 'Lions Bank 0-tee, 0 0 oade rka. mm: all The CI' proven York. Of View ing Wel reserve and till 13111S re Of as the reservt chiefly Treasu the nel of the Loans. Specie Legai-1 Deposi Circull Reserv Reserv Surplu ISAIAS LA LA Nd 31) 31) 3IJ 35,141 A4 I Id id IM' 31, Al At )11 VI I THE CREAT APPETIZERg This Is to certify that 1 have examined the sample of BELLE OF BOURBON WHISKEY received from Lawrence.
Ostrom Co, and found the same to be perfectly free from Fusel Oil and all other deleteriond substances and strictly pure. I cheerfully recommend tr same for family and Medicinal purposes. J. P. Batotra.
M. anaPrtfral Ky. ,4 1 I I I i I. i 11 4 i I ..1 I A'. I 1 i f- 1 3 1 1., I i i 2'4 ,1,,, ,1 0 -I 4, 1 4 1 4 -i 1 1., I 1 i I i :0 "1 1 A I 1 i I 1 ti 1 I 4 1 1 1 't ,4 il i I.
i ,4 i i i. 1'. i ,6 't i 1 t' 11, II rt II .1 I '4 1, 1 I i i 1 i i 4 i i I "0:: I i 1 3 1,1:, 1 'k A 1 i :,1 ,1 4 I i I 11:: LI i F- i -t 1 .1 f'l 4, 41 'i ri 4 Ti 1 1' 'ntt Superior CourtNew Suits. 110.929Hercules Iron Works vs. Western Drying G.
W. Cothran, L. M. Dearborn. A.
IL Chetlain. Iltram V. Reed, and Lydia J. Caldwell. J.
B. Skinner. atty. 110.930Mary Pzsoldt vs. frail Pzsoldt.
Bill for divorce for desertion. Francis T. Colby. soli. 110.931Lena Baltzer vs.
Herman Baltzer. Bill for divorce for desertion. F. P. Si1101M soh Hawey et al.
vs. David L. Dough. Debt. $3.035: damages.
I.5.500. George H. Grant. atty. 110 933John Houby vs.
August Louie. Confession of judgment. 175. Jones Lusk. attys.
110.934E1wa;d Slattery vs P. C. Healy. Bill for accounting. Bunyan it Runyan.
soirs. 110.1135F. H. Brown vs. Traders' Bank.
Appeal. 110.930The Peter Schoenhoten brewing Co. vs. Willia Kayser. Contession of judgment, 360 Butz Eschew berg.
attys. 110.947A villa J. Barton vs. Steven Blain. Julius Blain.
and J. E. Lafane. Bill to restrain foreclosure of M. C.
Neuberger. solr. 110.U8George M. Fackler vs. Sanford W.
Hill. Appeal. Noyes vs. Edwin M. Hulse.
t1.000. Towne. Trumbull Towne. attys. Sinnig vs.
William Blankschain, Max Frohlich. and Fritz A bendrath. Mechanic's S404. Arthur Schroeder, solr. 110.941Rudolf Seifert vs.
Levy Mayer. Newton Wyeth. atty. Suppressed J. Kirkwood Co.
vs. Simpson Panting. Attachment, Mauer, Snow Cooper, attys. JITDGmENTS. Jr-pox Wilitam C.
Edge et al. vs. Jacob S. Saikey. Judgment.
tan. DECREE. JeDGE Philo vs. Stevens. Decree sale tJuly athl.
LADIES! II Mkt 4,, ARTICLES. IRECEIPTS. I SHIPMENTS. S57. I 1866.
I 1S87. I 1ev6. 1 I 1867. I 1866.. 11 1S87.
1 -I- i- -I OG VA tA WI r(A Vi Do your own Dyeing at home with PEERLESS DYES. They Wilt dye everything. They are sold everywere. Price 10c a nackage-40 colors. They have no equal for Strength.
Brightness, Amount in Packages. or for Fastness of Colors. or non-fading Qualities. They do not crock Or smut. For sale by C.
B. Witson. Druggist, 7t53 West Madison, col. Robey; 31ax Behrens. Pharmacist and Chemist- 572 W.
John P. Lee. Apothecary. 2tifl S. Edward Long, Druggist and Pharmacist.
:3113 Blue cor. O. AL Weinberger. Apothecary. 219 N.
cor. Louis Lehman Prescription Druggist. 240 Chicago. WI trIl '1 i 'i' 4 1 i 1 All ii li t- ti -1-' 0 p.e.A SURE CURS FOill SIALT Aud all Stria Diseases. A new method 0 Cow.
pounding lar-A Cure guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by DrugZists and at the offir of TAR-OID 73 Randol ph-st. Chicago. Price, Si. CAKBlilltieflOOMFURNITURE NEW SP1111110.1STYLES 15.145 7.618 11.842 22.940 255.
)4 17.104 62.655 53,248 215.727 97,227 63.804 161,658 29,6,49 1.070 3,066 1,002 2.057 1,125 45.470 1700 25,035 30,250 4.311 5.414 1.040 530 203'25 2,754 iii3O20 2,618.425 2,682.078 1.100 3,300 2.236.08 1,576,757 51 159 751 256 150 202 745 14162 541,470 354.610 5T1A48 591.867 152.5(8 196.54) 102.7s3 109 559 693,8.31) 844,540 4,9.079 5,729 6,062 8.503 5 453 4, '100 3,018 3.064 1.629 346 1.152 260,730 258,620 412,020 540,015 137.881 531.944 183.412 433.740 18.444 12.159 1,528 1.474 5,219 7.177 8.756 2.000 1141 2,041, 360 119 urs 12 080! 4.008 6,653 CH CI, CL CL LA 1 I CI 0 ci 31 1 1'1 I I 1 Flour, brill Wheat. bu Corn. bu Oats, bu Rye. bu. Barley.
bu Grass seed. lbs lassoed. bu Broom-corn, Cured meats. lbs. Canned meats.
eases Dressed beef. Beef. tes Beef, MU. Pork. bris Lard.
lbs Cheese. Butter. lbs Dressed hoes. No Live bogs. No Cattle.
No Sheen, No lbs Wool. lbs Coal. Lumber, ft Sningles, salt. brim C. H.
H1LDRETH CO. 221 St. 223 STATE-St. Galesburg, Ottawa Streator. ppDtamm 11 ul t.A:2:117110: ockford and Sioux CRY 1-11Ant ki a i Council t11.5Uata t2.15,7,.
St. Joseph. Atchison Topeka 12.liOPm 4231.7.: Denver Omaha 12.30 pia 2 1 Kansas City Mexico St- Paul and Minneapolis Rochelle and Rockford Ftreator and Ilendota 4.50 pai 41o .44 Alarshalltown 0.01.1pni 01 Sioux till.po put St- Paul and Minneapolis 10 Wpm 9141110 bt. Joseph. Omaha, Denver and tipst California 90.40 pat sr- I .4411 Kansas City and 10.40 Pia 0.
Daily. 'Wally except Sunday. cue sr. Urday. Daily except Monday.
1- i The 11.0U a. Ell and 10 OU p. m. trains leave frosoak z-, tral Depot, foot of 191i a a It a I 1 a v. 11 John McNulta, Receiver.
Tratns arrive at and depart from Dearborn Snit corner of Polk and Dearborn-sts. Ticket ottst 109 Palmer liouse, (rand Pulite 44 and Dearborn StatiOu. Leave. ArN St. Louis Express 8.2ita 66.4lia St.
Louis Express 0.101an CLYost Kansas City Cannon-Ball Train-4 1.00 pia Essex Accommodation I 4.30 pm stiaily. Daily. except Sunday Passengers for St. Louis, Syringlield. Jackscsillk Hannibal.
Quincy. Keokuk. Kansas City. the Ms, and West go via tnis route. Chicago II ock Island Pacific! Railway.
Depot corner Van Buren and Sberman-st, tete offices. 104 New Opera-House Palmer 'louse. and Grand Pacitle Hotel. Leave. Arrtvt IlL S.
W. Locat $.00 am tiMps Council Bluffs Fast Express 12.ad pia 2.04a Kansas City Leavenworth Ex I.00 um 2.i5ps St. Joseph Atchison Express 1.1k1 pm 2.15 in Minneapolis St. Paul Express 12Al pm 2.01 14 Peoria 1.00pta Item Peru Accommodation '1" 5.0u pal Mika Council Bluffs Niunt ExPress, 10.so ina fi.ava i IlL S. W.
Loca ij am t7.24; counett Bluffs Fast Express 12.ati pin 1.thot Kansas City Leavenworth Ex 1.00 um 2.411 PL Joseph Atchison Express 1.00 pm 2.15 minneapolis St. Paul Express 12.:,0 pm 10.114 Peoria Express. 1.00 Din 100 cm Peru A ceom mod ation 5.00 pal VOA Council Bluffs Nignt Express 10.so Dia fi.avia a i Jiau 91Ju 111 8 Low. sales. I CE CREAM.
Try the delicious Ice Cream and Water Ices, only 15c a dish, at GUN-. THER'S CONFECTIONERY, 212 State-st, below Adams-st. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS For the convenience of Ein Beyond Sea," J. Moscript Pye (of the above firm). who has had great experience of the varied requirements of ladies and gentlemen abroad, acts as general agents and executes with economy and dispatch commissions intrusted to him, for anything large or small that may be wanted from Europe.
Correspondents in all parts. Financial and commercial underbtakings placed in England. Preliminary fee, 1.15 sterling. Produce and manufactured goods put on European markets. Schools and tutors recommended.
Investmentsmaids in best securities. Save time, trouble. and expense by communicating with Mr. Pye. 154 West Regent streets Glasgow.
A remittance should in every case accompany instrucLions. N.B.Exhibition Agent for the Foottish Internationai Exhibition to Be Held at Glasgow in Mikan. LIMBER-Four cargoes were on sale at the exchange market and they were taken early at full prices, a firm feeling prevailing. Short green piece stuff. CO.254010.50: dry do, dry medium boards and strips, 14.00416.110; standard 'tangles.
extra do. 82.10: cedar do. 1.6041.70; dry lath. and green do, 11.500160. A good volume of business was transacted at the yards.
mainly On Eastern and Western account A meeting of the dealers will be held today to revise the list. First, second. and third clears. 11442 inch. 442.00(047.00 A and select.
Ww2 inch 30.00(4440.00 A. B.C. and Dstoca boar0s.12 told ft 12 in 22.00(1441.00 A. B. and box.
13 in and upward 00qt46.00 A and flooring. 6 in 011ut.i4.00 Siding, first and second clear. 12 to 16 ft 21.50 Dimension. 2x4. 12 to 24 ft 12.50416M Dimension.
2x6. 12 to 24 ft 12. 50d 17.00 Timber. 2x4 to 8xS, 12 te 24 ft. M00416.00 Pickets.
list. rough 10.004412.00 Pickets. fancy head and dressed, selected 1S.00 Shingles. extra A 2.40 Shingles. choice A 2.25 Shingles, sttuulard A 2.15 Shingles.
extra cedar A 2.0kil 2.25 Lath. dry 2.00 57 58 Ri I ta.11! el' THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST PAI.15 Garden City. L. A boarding school tor boys, with militarydrill under a U. S.
Army officer detailed by the Government. Thorough preparation given for Harvard (including scientific requirements). Yale. Brown, NVilliatos. Trinity.
West Point. etc. Also scientific and business courses. No dormitories. individual rooms.
Accommodation unsurpassed. Sixteen teachers. Complete laboratory. Address CHAs. sTURTEVANT MOORE.
A. B. (Harvard). Head Master. AREND'S MUSS, The following grain was inspected as received in the city during Friday by car-loads: Contract Low grades.
IVO- I grade. Taal Winter wheat 22 7 29 Spring wheat 7 7 Corn. 121 13 10 144 tints 71 9 134 Rye 3 2 5 barley 1 1 23 Circuit CourtNew Sults. 61 5113G1a4ys L. Bragaw vs.
Robert Bragaw. Bill for divorce for desertion, cruelty and drunkenness. L. Brooke. soli 61.50.4Charles Williams vs.
C. J. L. Meier Sons' Co. 600 Oliver.
Showalter. attys. 61.570Frank Huhn vs. Barbara Holub. Louis Novy.
and Theo. H. chultz, trustee. Petition tor a mechanic's lien on S. W.
cot. Clinton and Taylor streets. J. Goldzier, soir. 61.571In re petition of James A.
Burbaus and wife to ad9pt Percy A. Burhaus. P. Altoeld vs. Mead Coe.
$1.500. Brandt Hoffman. attys. 61.573-111inois Mattress Fibre Co. vs.
Northwestern Mutual Ins. Co. Attachment, $965. Moses Newman. attys.
61.574Annie Halliday vs. Sarah E. Thomas. Confession of judgment, 1'277. J.
W. Beach. atty. 61.575William M. Wilke vs.
Mina Wilke. Bill for divorce for adultery and cruelty. A. Van Boren. so! 61.576Lonis A.
Frey vs. Louts Haensler. Case, 000. W. S.
Coy N. T. Robbins. attys. 61.577Fre4lerick Hartung vs.
Julia Hartung. Bill fordivorce for adultery. .6 Ii. Morris. soli 61.578Moses J.
Frank vs. William Short, extr. Appeal. MaeVetigh Co. vs.
John Carney. Creditor's bill. Hemline Scott. soirs. Suppressed Sprigg vs.
'William C. IL summers. L. IL Summers, Trustees. and the lolden Hydraulic Co.
Creditor's bill on judgment of E.1.590 against Hawkes. George Bass. soir. K. Manning vs.
Frankle L. Manning. Bill for divorce for desertion. F. A.
Soule. soh JUDGmENTS. JUDGE E. Schreiber vs. Emil A.
Kuhn. Judgment, liallidaY vs. Sarah K. Thomas. Judgment by confes'n, r277.
DECREES. JuDGE notrroN-13. It. 413Talbott vs. Arnold.
Decree. (July 6). 274 274i CHICAGO CONSERVATORY, BY TELEGRAFEL firM 61, 6243 21, 114,1 206 8 I 10 Total 218 The wonderful medicinal food. A cure for Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Nervousness, When the stomach rejects all else, Kumyss is retained and assimilated, affording rich nutrition and comfort. The best food in all levers, summer complaint, ruarasmus, etc.
Nothing else maVes flesh and blood and strength so fast. Send tor treatise on Kumyss. Leware of imitations. A. AREND, Chemist, Chicago.
KtIDEMS City Night Express fit. DO pm 6.33a F4L Joseph Atchison Night 6.Zia Peoria Night Ex-press 11100 pin 1, 65ma Minneapolis St- Paul Night Ex t1040 pm 1. tDaily. except Sunday. Wilily, exeeptboi, urditY Daily, except Mohday.
Private and professional Training. Dramatic Art. Musicvocal and InstrumentalElocution. Physical Cuiture. Languages.
etc. Fat' term beginsPrivate Department. September 1.5; Professional Department, October 3. Address SAMUEL KA VZ KR. Director.
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A Do crinet Union It 1 Wit Waste' Miss Peebles and Miss Thompson's Total about 230.000 bu. Inspected out: 406.416 bu wheat. 334.123 bu corn. bu oats, and 2.674 bu rye. The estimated receipts tor today Include 44 cars wheat.
155 cars corn. go cars oats. and 15.0n0 hogs. Railroad freights were reported steady at 25c to New York. 30c to Boston.
Zic to Philadelphia. and 22c to Baltimore for dour, feed, and grab, and 5c higher all round for provisions. Lake freights were weak on the basis of 4c for wheat and for corn to Buffalo. The offerings of tonnage were fair. but the demand was limited.
Charters were made for 165.000 bu wheat and 135,000 bu corn no through rates for both cereals to Buffalo and on private terms for corn to Sarnia. The recAlpts and shipments of woeat at the points given well as follows or the dates named: 30Ti 57 38 44'4 184 7 131h 1111 304 124 23114, 8S44 2S4 2:4 0fI4 6171i 111 874 374 It 81 60N 1 32 10 314 17Z414 21413 174 97 27 17 444 '4)4 8141i 1211 81 60 3184 1154 2, 4 31 5154 524 372 397 'It 36 57 271,6 43714 7 130h 101 30, 12,4 234i St4t 2S 61 61 2o 112' i F7 137 37 If 1214 1 33 titt4t1 46 11F4 4t9i 32 10 31 0.64 2944 27 17 964i 55411, 213 851i, 120 i Si 30 7t; 1154i 3' 52,2 82 757A 4,11 1,441 211 201; 400 61.,0 11NT 000 0101 3.370 29 501 13 200 109 Si 0 2,132 2,109 100 211 670 1350 101 400 1,010 1001 ST 6,701 510 4.2M zo 100. 6001 2001 70! 150! 11411 It 0 8013. 200 2.040 50 5.375 100 1.S00 200 145 11 400 700 375 700 50 3,4,50 Reform School l'roperty For Salo. I 43S las14 32 314i 0.41 du Wisconsin Central LIIM Depot corner of Ptak street and Filth avenue.
CI ticket offices. 204 Clark street. l'alnaer Hausa Grazd Pacific Hotel. FOREIGN. LIVEEpOOL, July 9.littEADsTripaWheat dull; demand roor; offers fair; winter, 6s 8c1a6s 91; spring.
Gs 7dQ6s 8d; club, 7s 7clS 8d. CornFirm and in fair demand at 3s 11. PRoVISIONsPork. W.41 6d. Lard.
9c1. Long and short clears. 383. Cumberlands, 40s. Long cut hams.
5t3s. Cheese. 463 6ct CLUSING-11 READSTUFFsFlourSuppl good and steady at 9s 8d. WheatHolders offer freely; new No. 2 winter.
dull at 65 Sd: do spring. dull at 6s 7d. CornHolders offer sparingly; prices firm and steady; Spot 38 WO; July. 3s lid; August, Ss Nici; Septenibet Is PROVISIONSLardHolders Offer freely: prices essy; spot and July. 33s 9d; August and September.
348 3d. PorkSupply' good; prime mess, Eastern, steady at tItls 6d; do Western. dull at 61a. COTTONQuiet and unchanged; sales. 700 bales.
including 1.000 for speculation and export, and 5,390 bales American. ClIEESEAmerican one. 468 Cd Perewt. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS will reopen MONDAY. Oct 3.
82 and 84 East New York. Until Sept 1st addresq all communications care of J. Kennedy Tod Bankers, 6 3 William-at, N. Y. 0 I SHIPMENTS.
BLY. POLNTS. IA 27 July 9. July 8. 1 County CourtNew Suits.
ref petition of William P. Blacit and wife to adopt a child. CT. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. AT MANLIUS.
NEAR SYRACUSE. N. It; Et. Rev. D.
HUNTINGToN. S. T. President of Trustees. lion.
GEO F. COMSTOCK. LE. Vice President of Trustee Prepares boys for any eollefe or for business. Fall term begins Sept.14.
INTL A dress St. John's School, Manlius, N. Y. i RECEIPTS. HU.
Ji All 9. July 8. 11.832 4.028, 4.653 8405 81,178 21338 27.894i 3,2 2.i4W; 1 a EON 54.S,10 57.8,4) 9.at! 2.8091 4,500 auI 193.903 194 3 II 193.9031 194 3.9111 Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Bonrti of Commissioners of Cook County for the lot-lowing described real estate. being a part of the property known as Reform School Grounds. situated in Hyde Park.
to wit: Hots 1 to 47. inclusive. in Block 2, and lots 9 to 14. inclusive. 14.19.
and 20 in Block 2, all in re-subdivision of Blocks 1 and 9 Reform School property. being the south 25 acres of northwest fractional quarter of Section 2. Township N. It 11. east of the third P.M.
Pronosals for the entire property is desired. nil bids to be accompanied with a certified check for 1.1)00. as a guarantee that the bid is made in good faith. All bids to be deliverea under seal to the Clerk of the Board on or before Monday. July 2.
1287, 2 o'clock p. m. The Board of Commissioners reserTe the right to reject any or all bids. For further information apply to Room 35. Court-House, Clerk of Board of Commissioners.
HENRY WULFF. Couniy Clerk. Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis Duluth Peoria 255.304 1,076 136,367 49 016 1S.5A 2,500 10.610 140,600 4,000 t'241 41 1,000 21 177 1 501 13,440 2.6W 76 DHILADELPIIIA SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES. 13'26 North mkt phis.
Eth year begins Sept. 21. It Or. Address Miss R. E.
JUDKINS, Principal, who refers by special Dermission to Mr. and Mrs. John N. Jewett. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip D. Armour, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.
brace Waite, Q11 1 1-eR1 reco fl crer 4,2 11 lion II col UT Iin Total -1 G17.9141 297.762 The following shows the exports of wheat and Corn, including wheat in tiour. from all American ports and iloutreal from Sept. 1 to July 2, for the years namedz 29 314 6t4i Leave. Army, St. Paul "Minneapolis a 3.44i pm 12.5514 St.
Paul Minneapolis. allIIie pm 'atm Eau Claire Chippewa Fails a 3.00 Pin 12.55pai Eau Claire Chippewa nail, al0.) PM 7.1411 Waukesha short Line a S. 311 am 1.16in Waukesha Short Line a 300 pm 32.5411 Waukesha Short Line alil.Ill pin I.nout Waukenba Short Line b11.411ana Itios Waukesha Short Line. a 500 Pie 9.542 Osh kosh Fond du Lac Neenah a 3.00 poi Illiia Oshkosh. Fond du Lac Neenah e10.30 DM 7,011 Ashland, Lake Superior a 3-lin Pm 125in Oshkonh.
Fond du Lac Neenah-al-Want Ups oDally. bExcePt Sunday. Chicago diz Alton-West Side Union Canal-st between Iidisal and and Twenty-third-a Kansas City. Denver, Cow. N.
M. Leave. Amin. Mexico. Cot.
Fast Ex 1.05pm Ilikni Kansas City St Colorado Fast Ex 11.110 Dm I 7.lits Louis.SDringfielit Texits. New 8.4a am 7.4114 Orleans, and southern Express I Ire pm 144 St Louis Springneld Night Ex I Apm ilista Sunday excepted. IiballY. Chidago 41:., Last-era Illinois Ticket offices. 64 Palmer House.
and Gait Pacific Hotel. Depot. between ennead Clark-sta. Leave. Arrive.
Danville Terre Halite Mail S.Ou km 5.5ins 1 Evansville Indianapolis Line SAP pai Il.niaa Nashville Southern Fast 4.15pm IIII.aAts Paris. Marshall Cairo Line 4.15 pm Momenco Pluisenger 5.15pai IL15se Kankakee Line. Depots foot of Lake-st. and foot of et. Ticket offices at depots and 121 1laniichpb-41, Grand Pacific Hotel.
and Palmer House. Leave. Arrive. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisvill Day Express 9.10am C.50 ra Lo Night Express ii.lie poi Whal ILI CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, LEI near New York City.
Pupils litted for colleges open to women: those completing here admitted to Wellesley" without further examination. Primary and advanced departments. Board moderate. iteopens sent. 'At MISS NORTH et MISS BARNES.
Principals. Wheat. Ms. Corn, U. IR-rfer 128.644.0RJ 36.2;15.0k 0 188.5-k,- 78.031,000 67353,000 IsS3-'S4 S8415.009 82.481.000 1882-'S3 115.274.0tu 38.001000 101.724340 2603S.0(0 1i4S0-'81 141.837.0,0 60,785,000 1.5.4375,Ckiti b7.18;4001.1 ffet White Star Line The Call.
JrHGES HARLAN AND BLODGETTThe Lake-Front case. JuDGE GRESHAMNo announcement. JUDGE HAwESNO first call. Trial call, Nos. 4,810.
4.176, 4.874, 4.882, 4.891, 4,897, 4.894, 4.8119. and 4,909. 2 p. 4.W1. 4.90S, 4,917.
and 4415. No case on trial. JUDGE 4.713, Boedecker vs. Andrews, on trial. JPDGE ANTHONTNo mile on trial.
JI7DGE 911EPARDContested motions. JUDGE. GARNErr Contested motions. Tuesday. 10 a.
contested motions. 2 p. trial call, Nos. 107- lt.S. 90.
32. and 10.1. O. 105 on bearing. JUDGE TUTHILLFirst call.
Nos. GA to 650 inclusive. Trial call. term No. MRS and cal.
Nos. 412. 519. 541. 543, 553, 556.
560. 563, 577, 579. 381. 566, and 593. No case on trial.
JUDGE WILLIAMSONYes. 1.293 and 106. No case on trial. JUDGE CLIFpoRDNo first calL Trial call. term Nos.
2.571 BB, 2.681.2.742. and 1.653. No.2,221. Sullivan vs. Boas.
on trial. JUDGE BAKERSubmitted cases. JUDGE WATERMAN( ItoOM First call (cal. No. 3) cal.
Nos. 151 to 100. inclusive. Trial call first ten cases marked for trial on first call. JUDGE TCLEYMOtiODS.
JUDGE COLLINsNo call. No. 165. Well vs. Mc-.
Kechney. On hearing. JUDGE tiORTONTrial call. cal. Nos.
299.. 300. 310. 319. 291.
329, 530. 331. 3.13. 314. 339.
342. and 343. No. 257. Sampter vs.
Beak. on hearine. JUDG PRENDERGASTNo. 70.196, Cal. Riv.
R. R. Co. vs Turner. JUDGE lizacaznnocazaClalm docket.
Lon 4 HOWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE For Young Ladles reopens Sept. 21. College Preparatory. Classical. and Scientific Graduating courses.
For circulars address EMMA O. CON110. Principal. or B. It.
HOWARD. Secretary. West Bridgewater. Masa. Explt Ess BroCKS.
Adam 144 (Fargo 121 American 110 I United States 65 GOVERNMENT AND ItAlLitoAD BONDS. U. S. 4s. cony 1VM.
K. gen. 6s 96 17 S. 43s. No.
Pae. 1sts 115 Pacific 611 of 'vft 123 Northern ihie Ia. stamped 43 86 Northwest. con 139 QS- .100 Northwestern deb- 58-18164 'Tenn. 6s.
satt1ements.106 St. L. S. F. gen.
112 Tenn. 50. settlements.102ti St. Paul consols Plii Tenn. 3s.
settlements. 73 C. P. la 119 cent. Pamlic 1st 11-Pi Tex.
P. land 55 IL IL Ists 12041 'r. P. G. (ex.
75 It. Ct. West. 79 U. P.
Ists Erte 9614 West Shore 161A I). It. G. West. Kl; ILL P.
Ists 113Vt Erie West lillA Adams Amerit 4 IL S. la 17 S- .1, Pacific. Ia. sta lk.iissou '1 en Tenn. Tenn Fnt.
I Erie a I efo r-. WILLISTON SEIIINARY, Easthampton, Rev. Wm. Gallagher (late Master Boston Latin School). Principal.
Prepares boys for any college or higher scientific school. Catalogues and Illustrated article on application. Fall term begins September S. icd7. UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL-STEAMERS SAILING FROM NEW 1 oRK for LI ttpooL.
calling at QUEENSToWN to land PA6SENtiERS AND MAILS. Britannic, Cant Perry, Wednesday. 13 Jul 11 a. m. Celtic.
Capt. Irvin, Wednesday. 20July, 4 p. Oermanic. Capt.
Gleadell. Wednesday. 27July, II a.m., Adriptio, Capt. Parsed. Wednesday.
3 4 p. m. The Steamers of this Line are furnished with every mooern improvement, and afford the greatest of comfort to all classes of Passengers. For inspection of Cabin Plans, Rates of PassagP. and other information.
apply to the Company's offices. J. A.Y. Agent, 41 Broadway. New York.
N. ANDERSON. General Western Agent. 54 South Clark-it- Chicago, Under Sherman House. '11 EASTERN.
frIIIE THIRTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL TRAIN'. Inc case of the Chicago Free Kindergarten Association will be organized the hrst Monday in September. Tuition free. For particulars eddress the Chicago Free Kindergarten Association. 11'5 Chicago.
Woman and Her Diseases Is the title of a large illustrated treatise by Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N.
sent to any address for 10 cents in stamps. It teaches successful self-treatment. FAST ME TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. WORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO. KASKINE Jacksonville Female Academy.
Unsurpassed advantages in Literature La- guages. Music. Art. 5Sth year opens Sept lith. B.
F. BULLARD. Jacksonville. IlL ROCKLAN COLLEGE, NYACK-ON-THE-HrliSON. N.
Y. Roth sexes. Progressive rind 8 uceemsful. Srilendid results. Attention of backward puptls invited.
Catalogues of W. IL BANNISTER, A. M. rxprese Steamer Service twice a week troin New York to Southampton. (London.
Havre). S. S. Trave. Wednesday, July 13.
11 a. tn. S. S. Fulda.
Saturdai. July 16. 2 p. tn. S.
S. Seale, Wednescily, July 20. 5a. Tn. S.
S. AI ler. Wednesday. July 27. 11 a.
in. S. S. Elbe. Wednesday.
Aug. 3. 5 a. in. S.
S. Werra, NVednesday. Aug. 10. 9:30 a.
Tn. Safety, comfort, unexcelled. First cabin, 11(10 and upwards a berth. according to location. Second cabin, ttl) a berth.
Steerage at low rates. H. CLAUSSEN1 US CO" 2 South Chicag0. General Western Agents. qty.
Ilan Si, tire zi 0 ore ner oPre Int! Thr Sk; 179 9.11 Bond transactions Saturday: 10 A. M. TO 13 st. 31 La eon4s 8544 Z)000 2 en. 50111N Car sot tax mx Itis 98496N( 11001Tenn set 3a 13 12000 Is tst as.
IMO Ate CI Ist 108 494.4100 but)ti deb 54-. 2000 N1-T3t trst 70 1054410r4t SOO Pile Is 3(n) 45... 99 3000 .1 in 1000 Can Is gtd 105 5000 ogn SL 55 102). 40)0 111 Cu IP) 1 301) Ogn Imp 1st 94 POO 55 70 10000 Ohio So inc 40 IWO CRIIP 5s 10000 Pa Co 44)s rg 103 14000 Ate PaC 414s co 10444 121'00 4 150ou St A 500) 1.1W Dist 90 POI ShenV 1st TWO Irt Wayne 151 13714 5000 sh en a 50 7010 Dist-9414 5010 8 Pot 51 zoloot; (' gold fis 1014 5000 St I 1st 10014i 2000 IsL ..106141 bi 00 Pik NV 1st trust 109 60(0 Intl cp Os 93 1(00 Tol St 1st. 97 000 Intl Ist 114 501))TP Inc I tr 55 ram LN 9010 Pa IOW A In 51 10.2)15000 Va Mid 96 low DD I25 Imo WsIALPChl R-04 botv D119 '22ik11 got 45...
,...10114 poi) MiSPIst-S MD 117 15()00 WS 4s reg 20000 Meg new at 4s 5 Amu 1194 70471 5 IJ Ex. 56 Met El 1st 117 Money on call easy at 4q114 per cent: last loan 4: closed offered at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady and unchanged.
The total sales of stocks today were 64.080 shares. including: Delaware, Lackawanna Western 12,350, 3.370. Lake shore 3.102. Louisville Nashville 2.100. Missouri Pacific' 1.110.
Northwestern 2.005. SL Paul 6,506. St. Paul Omaha 1.8)41. Union Pacific 1375 Western Union 34311.
Bond bodN 11010 T4 AI Old Inno 6 POO Ca 4,11.40 et Iwo pm ROO C4 24-IfuoD tietitt Ft TIAN) Ft ztoid 44 2000G 600(11n l'OtdIc ittOtd 1., 10001, 1000 311 POO Wow tem Mont closed per. 5 atsfidy 'fife 1 Includi rle 3.: MOO. l'HUI 6, Waste (ME NEW QUININE) GENERAL MARKETS. BUTTERFine to fancy creamery was in continued good request. Iowa makes an Miming In more freely, but all receipts are more or less affected by the hot weather.
and sour goods will not bring more than 14Q15c. Medium grades were somewhat neglected. Fancy set milt creamery. 16419c per lb; fine Iowa. Wisconsin.
and Illinois do, IMig: 17e: good to choice do. 144154e: ordinary to fair. 12 choice dairies. 1.5k&16tic; fair to good do. 1252(413e, and ordinary, fair to do.
common and packing stock. Mg IleCRE ESEWeak, owing to the very limited volume of tradint and in sympathy with the New York market, which was lower and completely demoralized. Exporters are doing nothing beyond buying a few full cream sour cheese at 345e. The receipts were still liberal. Choice full cream chedears and fiats (2 in a box).
per lb; and Young Americas, 9 494c. EGG3FIrm for strictly fresh Northern stock at 1214413e per doz. Southern eggs ranged at IMsitalDvc and seconds at Ilier-doiktc. The latter were almost unsalablf, owingo the not weather. The demand for choice stock was fair and the supply light.
GAMEWoodcock WW1 in good request at 4.50 per doz. Choice jacksnipe 61.254150, and plover $10066125. GREEN FRUITSA sharp demand existed for all descriptions of fruit for local consumption. especially berries and melons. A few strawberries came In from Racine.
and they sold at H.25412.00 per 16-qt case. ttherwise there was no change to note in prices. HAYFirm. with a fair inquiry and lioht offerings. Old hay is getting scarce.
Sales were: on track-4 cars No. I timothy at I car No. 2 do at $121: cars upland prairie at 910.25411.00. Receipts. 135 tonti; shipments.
42 tons. POTATOESFirm: the supply not being more than suMcient to meet the demand. which was fair. St. Lows Early $2.25: Memphis triumphs.
SI.00; and Tennessee Rose. at() per bri in job lots and 25e higher by the single bit POULTRYThe arrivals were light, and, with a good Inquiry. prices ruled steady. Live hen chickens. per lb: mixed chickens.
7(Cie: roosters. be; spring chickens. 124i(1134c: ducas. 6407c; hen turkeys. s3aCaitc; and gobblers.
7c. Spring ducks, $3.50 per doz. VEGETABLESQuiet. except that there was a harp demand for shipment by the early trains. There was no material change to note in values, WHISKYSteady and quotably MAO.
WoOLDull and weak at former quotations. The Montana wool clip promises to be Lighter this year than in Miss Balk ley's BoatdinT and Day School tor Girls. Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson. will reopen Sept- 2L Address by letter until Sept 21. STATE LINE CHICAGO FEHALE COLLEGE, Boarding School.
(At MORGAN PARK, near CM- cago. 111.) G. THAYER. LL.D.. Pres.
To Glasgow, Belfast, and FROM NEW YORK EVERY THultsDAr. Cabin rapsage. $35 ann 140, according to location of state-mom. Excursion $65 to $75. Steerage to and from -Europe at lowest rates.
AUSTIN. BALDWIN L3 liroadwar. N. or JOHN BLEGEN. 166 Western Manager.
i t(', JA, t. 44:4, -be I 1 he a t.11 0 a 0 0 0 1 2) 1 tc -40-- Gives Good Appetite, New Strength, Quiet Nerves, llappy Days, Sweet Sleep. INfORAVIAN SEMINAICY for Young Ladles, Bethlehem. Pa. Established 1749 Rn in successful operation ever since.
Offers a College Course or preparatory instruction at moderate cost. COT GOODRICH STEAMERS. 11 YE SEMINARY, RYE. NEW YORKFOR PAR-A ticulars address 1-V4. S.
J. LIFE. FOREIGN. PARTS. July per cent recites.
811 3io for the amount. PAR! the so ZICROSBISIDE, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. Twice daily for Racine and Milwaukee at 9 a and 8 Daily for Sheboygan and Manitowoc at s8 Daily for G'd Raven. it usitegon.
G'd Rapids att7 Daily for Ludington. Manistte, 9 a Saturday boat leaves at 8 For Kewaunee. Sturgeon Bay. Menominee Monday. Wednesday-.
and FridaY at For Escanaba, and Fri at For Green Bay City. M9In. and Tues. at For Fayette. Jaeksonnort.
etc-. Tuesday Office and docks loot Michigan-nv. Sunday excepted. .1) to 1 hut but 11 tem Wef I MINING STOCKS. A POWERFUL TOMO VIEW YORM.
NEW TORN, July 13.832 pkgs; exports, 7.130 brls and 350 sacks; sales, 18,700 brie. Market moderately active and very firm. WHEAT-Receipts. 464.300 bu; exports, 349.941 bu: sales. 1.976.000 bu futures and 190.0t0 bu spot: spot lots erm and in sofas cases a trifle higher.
with a moderate businese trading: options Opened heavy and Rej4Vac lower. later ruled strouger and closed with the decline mostly recovered and feeling steady; speculation rather quiet; No. 2 Chicago. S3483qc: No. 1 hard.
8634Coti6eic; ungraded red, No. 3 red, ale: No. 2 red. 87k(487V5 elevator. 94e deity-erect; No.
1 red nominal; No. I white nominal; No. 2 red. July Siiiaftia64. closing at 864Sc: August SCsi4 8.i 3-16c, closing at.
SaMic: September i-savaei5 11- loc. closing at 85aec; October ileaag.86-ile. closing at 863ei November nominally December clostng at Seise: May closing at 94-tc. bu: exports. 8.781 bu; sales.
728.000 be futures and 221.000 bu spot and to arrive; spot lots, 3.44eic and options 344ie lower. closing steady: ungraded. 44t44kec: No. 2. delivered; 453ic special delivery July; No.
2 July 43See1.44c. closing at 44c; August closing at 4Ealie: seetemher 46447c. closing at 463ice October 47We47hic. closing at 4T4c. OATS-Receipts.
47.600 bu: 1.101 bu; sales. 60.Ukt bu futures and hle(131 bu spot; market steady and quiet: mixed Westgrn. white do. COFFEE-Sales. 24,750 Ilhge; spot fair ttiO Quiet at 164; options dull.
heavy. and lower; July, ,16.40416 55c; August. 16.6ked6.70c; September. 16.S416.9.5c; October. 16.904L7.00; November.
16.SK41.7.0e0; January, 1714e: March. 17.15c. SUGAR-Quiet and unchanged. NIOLASSES-Dull and nominal TALLOW-Steady and quiet. RESIN-Dull at P1.0'i41.i0.
Tu PEN Ti NE- Quiet at 3314433140. PRovisloes-Pork dull and unchanged: cut meats firmer: pickled bellies, 8484c. Lard a trifle higher but very quiet; Western steam, spot. August, eii.79; November. Sa; December.
September. $6 92: October. city steam, 4.40. BUTTER-Quiet and generally steady; Western, 100 Lesec; Western creamery. 15419hc.
CHEESE-Quiet and steady. EGGS-lieeelpts. 2.627 Pkgs; steady; liglat demand; Western. fresh. 1ae414ate.
COPPER-Firm. LEAD-Steady; common, 4366704c. PETROLEUM-Dull but strong; opened at GAO: highest, fitie; lowest. 60Me; closed at saies 189.000 bria. Oil City-Transit opened at 6040: highest-6030; lowest.
60c; closed, Sales. 21k.000 brie; clearances, 68.600 brie: charters, 116,964 hies; shipments, 49.275 runs. 62.54U brie. Pittsbure-lfull and heavy: Transit opened at 60a6c; closed at efeic: highest. lowest.
Colic. Bradford-Transit Opened at tloaSc; closed at 601.0; highest. 603ic; lowest. 60a4c; clearlames, 31e.000 brls. OTHER CITIES.
Duluth, July quiet but strong. Prices advanced Bc on good buying Orders and few sellers; cash closed nominally at 7c: August ranged from 75c to 7Nc. closing at 763c bid; September ranged from to 763jc, closing at MO. Receipts, 93.9:1) bu; shipments. 141.400 be.
Buffalo, N. July 1 bard wheat closed steady at SOfict 22.004 bu bad at that figure at 4 p. and that price was bid for more; Siaic asked. No. 1 Northern.
82-lic; winter wheat steady; choice No. 2 red sold at on track. lots in store at Kic; No. 1 white sold at on track. and in store at bac.
Corn scarce; No- 2 quoted at 4Th442a.ic in store: no other grades offered. St. Louis, July and unchanged. GRAIN-Wheat opened weak. followed by a steadier tone.
and prices graduailv recovered. closing 3e(41 eec higher; No. 2 red. cash. July 74V4(744c.
closing at 70.6c: August 744I(ai743lic. closing at 7444e; September 75e761.ac. ciosinie at 764c; Octaber 777 4 7ic. closing at 7s. Corn weak and 4.40-.4c lower; cash.
3232lic; August. september 43414, clostng at Me. Oats barely steady; cash. 27c; July. 24e; August.
24c; September. Rye neglected at LEAD-Dull and weak; Eflos-Dull at Sc. BUTTER-Steady and firm; creamery, Mane; dairy, 124- ulit.frte. ady. Pork irregular; new, pVitToivs Its a-10-N! iste aDduyi but F15.5,I.
Lard. Fi.30. Dry SR It menta-Boxed shoulders. long clear. clear rips.
17.75q;7.s5: short clear. $8.00. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 86.124i 25; long clear and clear ribs. 89.673ii; short clear, seam.
Hams steaey at MA0414.00. RECEIPTS-Flour. 3.000 brie; wheat, 82.000 bu; corn. 19.0e0 bu; oats. 4.0(k) bu: rye, none; barley, none coSrtini.P5e4siou0ENTbauTko'alotzur3..ouu6.000btubrryise;.
none; at 'a; st.ltbi ea-rri 611el )te' later rn ue -e GI TAI Na evirl ph he al ta aOpened shade T. August. 837iii4 acted. and closed steady; No. 2 red.
in export eie- vator, 814ic: No. 2 red. Jul 45e4.46c; FeNe; September. S44: October. Corn- Spot firm, futures dull; No.
2 mixed in grain depots. 491-Sc: No. 2 mixed, July. 45quic; August, Seatetober. 46447c; October.
47448c. Oats-Spot steady With a fair demand; No. 3 white. 35(37c; No. 2 white.
37100814c; 38: No. 1 white. 3Sisec: futures quiet: No. 2 August, Septem- white, July. ber.
Octouer, Other articles unchanged. 600 RECEIPTS-Floti0j0 bias: wheat, 76,800 be; cona, bu: oats. 1.560 bu. SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 10.400 be; corn.
WO be: oats. bu. Baltimore. July firm and quiet: No. 2 winter red.
spot. Ste bid: Jule. 8334'es4c; August. sda44t4ez September. Siaf.
Corn-Western steady and dull: mixed. spot. August. asked. Oats firm; Western white.
3set 40e; do mixed. 34kisi6c. Rye steady at PnovistoxS-NOm in ally steady. EGGS-Lower at and nominal at Other articles unchanged. BrceiPTS- Flour.
11.8i5 tires: wheat. 69.500 bu; Corn. 18.609 bu; oats. 2 OW bu; rve. be.
SUIPMENTS-klour, 4.4 brls; wheat. 76,306 be. Milwaukee. July GRAIN-Vs'hent higher; July. 72etc; August.
September. 75e. Corn inactive; No. 3. SaSic.
Oats lower; No. 2. Rye dull; No. 1. Barley Pito is ION s-Firrn Pork-July, n4.50.
Lard-July. e6.54: August, 11.55. BUTTER-Steady: dairy. Mlle. Culties-3-Firin; chedjars.
Rkezipts-Egar, brlai walla 4,48.5 btu 1 11 .1 7, i i 'N I at '-a. '1 I i i': 1 1 i I 4 i 1, i 'i -i, I i :4 .0 i'la ii '1 ti' L' 7,1 1: a 4 i 4 raa, I -1 al i', 1 I i a 4 ail lig i I II i i A A I at. 4, f-, 4 I 1' i l'' It: i I i 4:. 1 a I 4, ai a I i-ai 4 ff a -a, i 4 I 1, I 51 hf, .1 -1 t- .,1 t.ta 4 4, a 4. tl' 'i 1 41, 1 il I tf' 'I' -i' 1 I 'ii i I a i I I 0.
it '1 LIavera 1, i 41 i ar 1 0, IIt i 'a I 1 ni 141 itss I I Open from June Ito Oct. 1. Cottages. boats. baths tennis courts telegraph end post-office In building; cuisine unsurpassed: milk and vegetables raised on farm adjoining; every anourtenance of first-class Flummer family resort; drainage perfect; free from malaria.
The late Dr. Hamilton of New York said: "It would give me pleasure to say to the public that your premises are in perfect sanitary condition and that you have the most delightful summer house have ever found." Charles Dudley Werner says of It in Harper's Magazine for September. 1SS: byside is the ideal of a summer resort." Free carnage to all trains. Address Crosbysido Hotel Croshysido. Lake George.
N. V. that the most delicate stomach will bear. A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, LIVE STOcIL The following were the receipts and shipments of live stock for the periods indicated, with otwomt.73,"1":--444 A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINSEx.rk PLANAT1oN OF REFERENCR AMARKSir.aturday excepted. Pawleys elxceptect.
Monday excepted. tDaiir NEW TORE. July shares were steady. Bales were: El Cristo, 4-95; Security, 16.00; Brunswick.11.50; Sutro. Amador.
11.15; Phenix Park. 12.10z Barcelona. 5.011; Renfrew. 11.50. BOST0N.
July Price: Allouez )ilining Company (new). 1.12)4; Calumet Hecht. 112.00: Catalpa. 25e; Osceoi a. 12.9 50; Pewithic (new), 12.25: Quincy, 151.00; Bell Telephone, tilti 00: Boston Land.
Sti.50: Water Power, 111.51.4 Sari Diego Land Company. 156.25. SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.Closing quotations: Alta. $2.50 bid; Bulwer.
2.75 bid: Best Belcher. bid: Bodie Consolidated. 17.25; Chollar, C.75; Consolidated California Virginia. 112.25; Crown Point. 114.5,1; Gould Curry.
14.25; Dale Norcross. f5.3114 bid: Mexican. 14.75; Mono. 12.87li hid: Ophlr. Potosi.
11.e,ltii bid; Savage.6.50 bid; Sierra Nevada. 4.75 bid: Union 63.62.)i bid; Utah, bid; Yellow Jacket. 17.25. IcTW Sales 1 'wick. 8 12.10z 1 BOSI )dininii r112.00: 12.26; Land.
Comps SAN Alta. I bid: dated bid: Potosi 84.75 t. 11.1lita Receipts, Michigan Central. New 'fork Hadi 3i son River, Boston Albany Railroads. i Trains arrive and depart as follows: of Lake-st.
and foot of Twenty-secoad-st. Net 1 York-Grand Central Depot, Forty-8econd-3i. Boo ton-Boston Albany Depot, Kueeland-st. Tient .7 offices. 67 Clark-at.
southeast corner of Ranaolua Palmer House. and Grand Pacific. Central Standard Time. Arrive Mall (via Mail Line) Nos. 4 A 11 6.50 arn 5.15 ta Express.
Nos. 2 3 9.00 am CAtri New York-Limited, Nos. 6 5 3.10 PM 9.1,0 Kalamazoo Nos. 10 13-1' 4.40pm 110.34 Atlantic Express. Nos.
8 9. 8.15 pm 8.04g Night Express, Nos. 7 9.10 pm Ma 1 la Chleaga West Michigan KY. Grand Rapids A Muskegon Mall ant 5.150 Grand Itapida A Muskegon Ex 3.5:, ern 0.40 ft Grand Rapids Muskegon brper 9.91pna Lae sbritLy. tExcept Suaday.
ti Depots. Lake-Front. foot dif: et and fool( Twenty-second-at. City offices. pais Douse, and corner Canal and Niadison-sts.
r. Leave. Are Pittsburg Express 9.10 ant ifs Pittsburg-Limited 6.05pm 6 Oa Wash'gton. Bait. Phil'a Limited 3.A.) put ('a" os 'Wheeling Express 6.05pm 060ea Baltimore Philadeln'a Express 11.40pm it ta Daily.
All trains run via 'Washington. No extra Rattan charged On B. O. Limited trains. The ell watt rune through to Washington in 24 hours.
Niagara Falls Short Line. Trains leave Hum and arrive at Wabash Dart tm, bcrn Station. Ticket offices. in8 und Gareth Palmer House, Grand Pacific Hotel. and Depot Leave.
MIII Detroit, Niagara Falls. New York Boston-Limited 3.10pm MAO Niaga Falls. alls. New York Boston Express 9.05paa 11131 Daily. I Chicago it Grand Trunk Ballwal, i Depot, corner Tnird-av.
and Polk-st. Tictet oBrft 103 South Clark, Palmer House, and Grand Nall 1 Hotel. and at depot. Leave. Arrn Mail Chicago Passenger 12.0P2 Limited Day Express 3.35PM Atlantic Pacific Express 8.th pm 'Valparaiso Accommodation 4.1.6 pia Mt- Greenwood.
Mt. olivet. Mt i 12.00 111 I i'l Hope and Chicago Lawn Ac- 't commoitation Tra MR i 6.25pm 1 Sunday Passenger (Sunday only). 1.15 pat 10 Daily. Except Central StatadaniT30 t.
rennerivania Limes. St. IL tV P. It 11.P., F. w.
C111, Ticket Grimes at Union Passenger Station. Or Cuat it and at 65 Clark-at at the Grand Br cifie Hotel. and at the Partner House. Cacao. It in Pan-Handle Route Leave.
Arl' 1 Day Express (except Sundays). s.3ilarn ram, 1 Night Express 8.30pla Via "Fort Wayne -1 SOO i Day Express (except Sundays). 1,. Fast Line (daily) 3.15pta 9 gli; I Limited Express (daily) Eastern Express (daily) 8.1;t OE Lake 'Whore de MichtTan Sollibt a -5 York Central siz Bunsn 4 Albany Hallways. ..1.4 Trains delimit and arrive as follows: -I Shore Depot.
Van Buren-St head of La FO ew York-Grand Central Depot. rtr-04439 Roston-Boston A Albany Depot. Kneeltr- 'Ticket offices Chica2o-66 depot Of tea episwaoci ItIoliekt.nroi Polk-Ft Express. -i tt tsndudNithA.pslcari.ecaoicavti.:Bmi,:io 1 0 a se 1 Mail (via Old Road) 735 ant Limited New York Boston 5.30 pta Night Express (via Old Road) .11.30 pm New York it Boston Fast Ex ii.IPS 7, ticDkseiti Yo. dirt: es Trains leave Twenty -second-st.
10minutes lat Chicomo dtc AtlantiC IlltilWar dia. 1 liner 111 Pacific Hotel. ore's. i ortfli adves.1 12.532 149 CRESSON SPRINGS, PENNA. Tar Nut Ntit AN A .1 HA 157 344 351 Cattle.
328 8.34 8,503 LCAYJ WESTERN. 12.797 17.07 8.000 MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. On Top of ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS. The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will open June 23.
Favor and Cars from all points East 14 West. For circulars. address WM. H. DUNHAM.
6uperintendent. Cresson. Pa. 42,774 47.650 34504 Sheep. 2,909 2.077 2.04 1.500 1G.927 23.913 i6020 2.2(0 sr; 324 846 200 3.877 7(r20 3.709 Monday.
July 4 Tuesday. July 5 Wednesday. Julv 6 Thursday. July 7 Friday, July 9 Saturday, July 9 Total Previous week Same week 1SS6 z-hipments. Tuesday.
July 5 Wednesday. July 6 Thursday. July 7. Friday. July Saturday.
July 9 Total Previous week. Same week 19,64 Ii MARKETS. and all Germ Diseases. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC and SUCCESSFUL BLOOD PURIFIER. Superior to quinine.
Mr. F. A. Miller. 630 East 157th street, New York.
was cured by Kaskine of extreme malarial prostration after seven years' suffering. He had run down from 175 pounds to 97. negan on Kaskine in June, went to work in one month, regained his full weight in six months. Quinine did him no good whatever. Mr.
Gideon Thompson. tne oldest and one of the most respected citizens of Bridgeport. says: "1 am ninety years of age, and for the last three years have suffered from malaria and the effects of quinine poisoning. I recently began with Kaskine. which broke up the malaria and increased my weight 22 pounds." Mrs.
T. A. Solomon. of 159 Jersey City. writes: My son Harry.
11 years. was cured of malaria by Kaskine, alter Etteen months' illness, When we had given up all hope. Letters from the above persons, giving full details, will be sent on application. Kaskine can be taken without any special medical auvice. t1.011 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price. KI NE CO. 6.1 Wow York. 1.291! 79,177 1.540 99,422 670 118,373 6,420 2.547 '59 6.750 5.7;39 4.090 Chicago et Northwestern For Time Tables. showinz full movement of all Trains, Maps.
Sleeping-Car Reservations. and other information. anply at ticket offices. (74 Grand Pacitic. Fulmer Mouse.
22 lifth-ay. and at Depot. corner Wells and Leave. Arrive. San Francisco.
Denver. it)maba, 5 t12.0) t2.15 pm and Council tilut14 i I0 30 inn 6.50 ant Dixon. Sterling. Clinton. Tame.
8.30 gm 6.k.i Cedar -Rapids, Marshalltown. L2.00 et 2.15 pm Des Mollies MAI Pm ii.au bionic City Northern Nebras- t12.00 in 2.1,1 pin ka Pul I 6.50 ate 10 15am 2.40 pro FreePOrt Rockford Elgin 3 4 15 pm 10.3i)arn 11.40 inn 11.2 pm Rockford Elgin 7.1a am 5Iii) Rockford I 0.00 ain 6.60 rim Leave. Arrive. t12.00 2.15 pm 10 30 pm ft ng 3 8.30 an 6.k oca 12.00 ra i 1,15 pm pm 6.4) ain in 2.12 pin 1 pui I 6.50 am 3 10 15 am 2.40 prn 4 15 pm 10.30am 11.40 pm 11.2 Pm 7.15am 5.5.) orn 9.00 am 6:50 pm Rockford Elgin 7.13,am Rockford 0.00 am 1I 003 ISLANDS, ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y.
THE THE CROSSNi AN HOUSE, THOUSAND ISLAND C. Crossman e4 Son. Hi )USE. C. P.
Clemes. Manager. Open May 25 to Oct. R. IL Southgate.
Pres'tNo Malaria. No Mosquitoes. Good Fishing. Send for free Illustrated History of Islands. 3.
KU 2.272 4,558 4.000 301.) 14.794 13 237 10.376 121 Is 33. 353 25.447 toti r- NEWPORT, IL 1. OCRAIN' 1-10-USE -m- Season of 1887 opens Juno 25. The cuisine an acknowledged feature. For terms.
address J. WEAVER SON. Newport. R. L.
or J. G. WEAVER JR. et Everett House. Union Square.
New York. 1 3.00 pni 12.45 pm 10.35 pin 7.00 am if 9.0,1 am pm i 9.00 Pm i 920 am inn i 4.45 pm 10.25 a n2 S.00 am 400 pm 45 pm 11..30 am 2.IP, pm 3.00 Pm 7.00 om 8.00 am 4.00 pin 8.30 am L.1.5 pm 11.30 am 2.00 prn pm I 7.00 pm 5.00 pm 10.:10 am I am 2.00 om if 9.05 pm i -f. 9.0.5 pm 5 0.50 a ni .11.30 auk 2.00 om Li.f.4 pin am Pal 6.50 um 1 7.15arn 5.5012m 8..0.1 am 7.35 Dm 3.i5 pm 9.55 am 4.15 pn2 10.30 am 45 pm zSundai n13 'MI. 3.00 ptu 110.3,1 pin 9.01 ant 9.00 pm 9.20 ant 4.45 pun 9.00am 8.50ain 11.30am 3.00 ons 8.00 am SA) am 11.30 am pm 500 pm 9.05 put 11.30 f-, pia pm pm 415 pna pin xSundaY ll13 tEX. HOTEL KAATERSKILL, WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE And others sneering from Rheumatism.
Liver. Kid- ney or Chronic Diseases. or old, are pl git. Etol3ectDrorIlpsogrnnet: Belts. Thousands in every in the Union have been eared.
Electricity instantly felt. Patented and sold JO years. Whole family can wear same belt. Avoid worthless imitations and bogus companies. Electric Trusses tor Rupture.
700 cured in '85. Send stamp for pamphlet. Dr W. J. BORNE.
'Inventor. WI tl a. -a Chicscq. ht. Paul, Minneapohs.
Madison. Ashland. and Duluth num. Pierre. Winona, Madi- 8on.
Janesville, ana 1e1oit. Janesvile, Watertown. Fond, du Lac, and Madison Milwaukee Waukesha. Racine, Itlilwaukee Kenoshu Milwaukee. Fond Lac.
and Green Bay Marquette and Late Superior Ripon. Green Lase. and Prince- ton Dakota, via Northwestern Lake Geneva CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. dre 8ta Alc Tyr, Et AV AV 67 IA Now open. Railroad access direct to the hotel.
ApPlY to W. F. PAIGE, Manager. Eaatersicill Post-Office. Greene N.
V. The leading produce markets were quiet Saturday and without animation during the first two hours or so. Then they became stronger. with a little more demand for futures. but were at no time active.
Nven oats lost the interest which had attached to nem for several days previously. The one feature of the day was the receipt of the Government crop report, showlne a large falling off in the conclitIon of spring wheat during last month. Provisions were slow but strong. with a very good demand tor lard. which closed lUe higher than Friday.
at 46.65 asked for September. Ribs closed nearly 10c blither. at V.S0 asked for September. and pork was nominally unchanged at $17.10 asked Inc this month. Cash sates were reported of 2i10 tcs lard at tes sweet pickled hams at 1011c for winter Cured.
16-lb averages, and ante tor same weight summer cured. delivered in August: 250 tcs sweet pickled atioulders Pt btie delivered in the last half of August nen the erst het of September: 25 boxes long clears at V.1-7Ni and WO brio' beef hams on privatn terms. our was dull and unchanged. Sales were reportd of 375 brie and 4011 sacks. all on private terms.
Wheat was dull and easier till late in the session. when the receipt of the Government crop report made it strong and orought in some buying orders from the East. It closed taw higher. at 73e fur August and bid for December. Cash sales were reported of 40.00u On and I car No.
2 spring in store at and No. 3 was nominal at ilic bid. In winter wheat NO. I reit. in store.
sold at 74tte: Nit. 2 red at Tlt; No. 3 red at 71tit714e: and No. 2 Turkish at 714714e Free on board lots sold at 751.0e for No. Ired.
with 741.04754.e for No. 2 red. torso. ared. and 72c for No 2 Turkish.
Total ears. For bo. 2. seller August. 754sre was bid.
Corn was we ker. with some selling for the country On tinproving crop prospeets, while the shipping de-re Spa was tame. It sold oil e. to 3.571.e for August but closed at SiNti bid in syrnuathy with the later strength in wheat Cash lottin store and to go there sold at atiseaAiate for No. 2 for No.
3 yel- low. and for No. 2. Free on board lots sold at tor No. a yellow.
3114e-41304c for No. 2. end fleoie tor No. 3, with 3494c for No. a.
Total cush sales about 110 ell FS. 4 hiti. were lower. September delivery closing at 20de bid. No.
2 regular sold et 2e. The bottom, cropped out of the sample market on reports that the receipts would be heavy this week and as tat) cllerings, which were moderate. had to be Dressed on buyers white oats declined fully Pte. tree oti board lots sold at for No a. ZA4i43140 tor No.
Whim PiQtfiQto1Q. 3 wIlIte, Tbe 1 and wi o. domain Even( nem 1 of the report aortna Proi domed St. 6 blithe' Ifioams nit; telt sw delist Pt( first smd lc Fiot ted of tu vtLen made from and of in No. 2 'ru for treitli Cot On to Imam but surer sold low.
at etitte i'61 St 'bi; rot! etre; turt Lits 4 Last week's receipts compared with the previous week increased about 5.000 cattle. 17.302 hogs, and I.000 sheep. In comparison with one year ago cattle increased 4.200. while hogs decreased Today's receipts are estimated at IS.0)0 hogs. IMO cattle, and 4.000 sheep.
against 12.312 hogs, atm cattle. and 2,909 sheep received Monday of last week. Over 900 car-loads of cattle were shipped from Chicago last week. Fifty car-loads of stock cattle were Bent to the country for fatteninir purposes. New York and Boston shippers and exporters forwarded 467 car-loads of fat cattle to the East.
Less than 80.0w hogs arrived last week. being the smallest week's receipts since last April. One year ago 116.373 hogs were received. This week's receipts are estimated at 45.000 cattle. 100M00 hogs.
and 18000 sheep. against cattle, 4'21 hogs. and 14727 sheep for the corresponciing week last year. CATTLESaturday's general cattle market was moderately active. and prices steady at Friday's quotations.
Dressed-beef men purchased about all the native steers On sale at el40Le4 principaily at $LOO Eastern shippers were ahnost entireiy out of the market. Thirty head of steers avemeing almost li)5 sold at 64.20 while la bunch of ltr2 Kansas cattle nverneing less than Lied ibs sold at $4.41 end some 1.111-lb Nebraska PPOT'M at 54.11. Tne demand is for handv 1.1e0 to 120-ib cattle of good quality. Common grass steers sold as low as ELK Native butcher stock was weak at the re-cent sharp decline. Less than 5u0 Texas cattle arrived.
The demand aboraed the moderate offerinFik and prices ruled steady at the recent decline. Canners were the prinMimi buyers, at Si.S5isit.90 tor cows, and Sti 3,15 for steers. Some ludyaii cattle geld at e.l.45. Stock cattle sold sparingly at SI.Silis,:ttia. The market closed steady at the foiiowing quotations: Extra beeves.
1.L00 to Leto les 4.C9 Choice to fancy. 1.350 to I WO lbs. 4.f4k.4 4. 40 Fair to choice. 12030 to 1.4a) lbs 1 70st 4.1:4 Fier to good.
1030 to I.2:50 les 55ee 4. 10 Poor to medium. 900 to 1150 lbs Native errissers. Lan to 1.4(0 ihe Western steers. l.hsJtoltalbs 3.roks, 4.26 DiniLinft LOCI Mors 11.tihe 443 ickel Platiot JELLLIVI I JILL Liiib- IT a Registers Plated.
Gas-Fixtures. LampS. Itarness Trimmings. plated. bronzed and cleaned.
General plating poitshing. bronzing. etc. Work taken and delivered. CHICAGO NICKEL WoRKS, Telephone RI Oh in-st.
KRANZ'S CANDIES Con- taftins a tuil pound of Fresh Pure dies. Try them. Confec- 0 OX tnioxers' Suga54or ki 1664 Wig 11:411 101 t9-1121 Leave. elks 7. 4:1 PM Aon Limited 4.00 7.45 ant 4.00 Pla press 7.45 ara Columbus 6.011 sat ()dation Intmodation 4.
al ras uffao CCU Pla Boston Limited Express Columbus Accommodation Buffalo 6Da11y. Daily. ex. Sunday. SaturtlaY.
Monday. Illinois Central Railroad. Depots foot of Lake-sL and foot of 24c1-st. Ticket office. 121 near iirand Pacific Liotcl.
Palmer licstaSt3. and Tremont fluuse. Leave. Arrive. St.
Louis Texas 8.4fiam pm St.Lonislt Texas Fast Line 6 14 311nm sa OL. LUU1 a Texas Fast Line 8.30 pin New York Erpress New York Local Express Philadelphia Lima, Marion )Out Accommodation liammond Jamestown tliuiii Except Sunday. 11 HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY. N. J.
Beautifully located within 50 feet of the ocean. Strictly lei rat-Class. containing all Modern improvements. with lire escapes and perfect rainage. k' 11.
HiLDicETH. Proprietor. Mock Island, fl Ocean View Hotel. A summer at Sea.Splendid base. blue.
and sword fishing; superb bathing; line drives; 50kquesta: strictly tirst-class: elegant musie-halL good orchertra, string and brass: perfect drainage. New cable. Stock daily. Send for lit circular. AtidreSS MARDEN.
Mgr. Fifth Ave. I-lotel. New York. VEW LANCASTER HOUSE (WHITE MOUNT.111 aina)---Room for 150 guests: gas.
electric beiis: all modern improveraents: ectnpletest botei and triot, beautiful place in the Granite Slate. For circulars and Lerma address NED A LINDSEY is Lancaster. N. IL Dlock Island, H. Hotel miles at sea: detighttel climate: iDatialnin tsiiintr: new cable; dant, boats; electric bells: fire hose: perfect drainage; prices reasonable.
Addreel C. L. baud tot ILL ()Uvular. rrrit FOR: SAE, Cairo New Orleans Express- SAO am 8-00 Pm New Orleans Fast 8.30 pm listforortb Bioomington Pass 2.59 pro LOU 3 pm Pontiac Ai; Springfield Express 8.40am SADO Pm Gilman Passenger CZ-) pm 10.05 um Dubuque Sioux City Express 91.61am 2.N) pm aDo burin Sioux City Express 110.4AP pin am Paul it Minneapolis Exereme 110.00 am aGn Saturday niant runs to Dubuque only. cDatti except Seedily.
Sioux City to Detieqeei dullY DetilatitiO to ceieage "The Nit. Lot Vs Kaitway Tratns depart from and arrive DePa rrive at to on Nickel-Plate eer York, ettleara as follows (ail trains daily ex. Leave Chicago m. Central Sta. 1ndard Arrive Chicago 8:19 in.
Central For rates or information Call on or address FKINNEtt. Commercial Agent. 191 La es.11e.'1111 CHAS. Li. Agelat, rallagligef CAlcwilA 1 Al CI The steambarge William Rudolph has just been rebuilt at Port Huron, carrying capacity 2tX) to 224) )1 Limber.
For price. terms, apply to JNO. W. PORTER, Port Boron, 14.iob. 1.
