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JUSTIN WEEKLY STATESMAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29 (8S7.
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IFiiilli Cure Fairly Beaten.
Umci Dn.r axd Wxeklt Sttsxa..-, i
ArsTW, September 27.
' Business is lookinz up tonwwhat, thoceb its
volume scarcely equais this time la t year. Whole
sale dealen report tut situation Improved, while
retail dealer are doing d-clderfl better than s
week an".
FIN A A CJAii.
Itatunerlor xnelinc proven In millions of
hornet for mre than a qtirp.r of a oniury. Jt I
nted by the 1,'nl'ed rtti'es OoverBrnen'. Kndorsed
by the heads of the Ores' CniverHplea aft the
Strongest, I'u rent and most Healthful. Ir. rrlce't
the only linking I'owrter that does n'it contain
Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold only In Cms,
HItICK BAKIN'J POWDKK CO,
KXW VohK.
OFF THE RAILS
A Wreck in Tonnesseo in Which
Thirty Persons are In
jured, But None Killed A Miraculous
Escape Particulars of the
Accidont.
Chaplain nail Writes the Follow
ing Remarkable Letter.
From the Albany, N. Y , Kxprea.
For many year my wif j had been the
victim of nervous dyspepsia, of the
obroDic, distressing and apparently in
ourable type from which so many of her
eex suffer, languish and die. It waa all
the worse because the tendency to it
inherited. She had been under the ays
tematie treatment of many of the beat
physicians in New York and Brooklyn
and elsewhere for twenty yearn with only
temporary relief. In fad, there were few,
if any, kind of food that did not distress
her, sg diseased, sensitive and torpid were
all the rgans of digestion. The usual
symptoms of dyspepsia, with ita con
cormtant ailments, were all present bad
taste .n the month, dull eyes, cold feet and
bandn, the aenie of a load npon the
stomach, tenderness on pressure, indigea-
t; iA.;. i riairaciuciana
H .r,,, wtu.uei,, buu pros- foxae Pacitlc, hio liranm, Dv
tration, and fugitive pains in the aides,
cheat and back. I have often risen in the
night and administered stimulants merely
for the aake of the alight and tranHient re
lief they gave.
Intermittent malarial fever set in, com
plicating the cate and making every
symptom more pronounced and intense.
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Silver coin
KellAuoi llnr
Xtncaa Lalvee
XeiUan quarter
yrv, v ork exchange, banker..
Sf Orleans exchange
fc:reton excbarjt.'e
it ripi.iti -Xf.nanye
3t Loci exchange ....
Money.
New York. September 27. Money on call waa
ea y, ranging from ?.") per cent.: last loan at
4--i per cent.: doting offered at 3 per cent: prime
mercantile paper, Benin? at ULA per cent: su-rune
exchange was quiet, bu steady, at 4.7'.?
tut sixty daje bills, and 4.M"'I.M'i for dHian'l
1 be PjUU eale ol euxk to-day were 2 .9,4:7 shares
BKITI-H COKIfJU.
Lumuuh. Septem'ier .'T C'onfolj clord 101 ft : 6
for money; silver, 41 &-1M.
Bonds and Btocks.
New Vokk. September . Binds and stti
closed at the following prices bid
Waited States 4s
rjiilted btatea 4s
United btatea hacinc t vi i:
Oeatral Pacllic firsts, zold
Dal'in Pacini. ii:ete,...
TOCli!-.
neutral Fscliic
y'iilcoto k Alton ,
JLlcaiio Alton, prefer.-e-i. ..
Chicago, BarllnKtun i, .i;u . . .
uei&ware t uucson
Jeiawar, Lackawanna & VV te!..
Jenverdcltlo UrandentrwlwLe.. .
Jrle n
Srte, prefentd
d&rlem
Houston a, Texas (.niinl
iDluolR Central
ztieaonrl, Kansas lexna
Lake bhure Micioiwu Suut..e:li ,
By this time the pneamo-gastrio nerves Ooalsvllle k Nashville.
naa Deoome very senonsly involved, and
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she bad chronic Gastritii, and also what I
may be allowed to, call obronio intermit
tent malarial fever all at once. For the
latter the physicians prescribed the good,
old fashioned sheet -anchor remedy,
Jlteeo'irl I'hciHc .. .. W-4
iw Jersey Centra 1-
ormern ra in.': .... i'
.v.'nnern J'aciac. prelerreo 4":
Uhlcavo North western i
Ciiiun'o it Northwestern, prelei'd
ov igik vruiibii . .. J'-.n
Oregon Transcmtluental t
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Jackson, Tenn., September '11. One of
the worst wrecks which ever occurred on
the Mobile Ohio railroad happened qainine, gradually inoreaaing the doses,
about two miles south of this place this
morning. An entire passenger train, ex
rVifllcMail.
Phliadelbhlak Keadln?
unicao, kock
Ohlcatfo, Milwanki-e It M. I'aul
U.. .M. t St. 1'.. preferred
until incredible as it may seem she ao- I St. I'aul Omaha, o.efcrred,
oept I lie engine, was hurled from the tuaiiy tooK thirty grains a day for days in
trestnug wruie running rorty-nve miien an
hour, and over thirty persons were injured,
although, by what seems almost a mira- effeot of the quinine was, if possible, al- -tern Cn'onTelenapb 74
d. The coaches were I , . , . . ... . ... rori wonu uenver 4b',
iuubv us uau an ifie iwo-ioia aisease wnicn
susoession. This could not last. The
Un'.JDPacl.lc
iVa.itih. .St. Louis Pacitlc
W., St. L & f., preferred..
cle, none were killed.
7!il Yhtuo Express Co,
'slaid fc Facillc
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thrown forty feet from the track, and
some turned completely over. The scene
was almost indescribable, women and
children screaming tor help and release
from the closed cars.
All were, however, rescued and medical
attention given.
Dr. J. A. Crook, of Jsxkaon, was on
board and slightly injured.
B iggage Master Ira Perkins, of Jack
son, was injured internally and been un
conscious all day. His recovery is
doubtful.
J. H. Jones, mail clerk, Jackson; rittht
was wearing away her strength and her OBAIW AND PROVISION MARKETS
life. Qainine poisoning was painfully
evident, but the fever was there stil'.
Almost every day there came on the
oharaoteristio chill aad racking headache,
followed by the usual weakness and col
lapse.
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Auout mis time i met socially my
friend Mr. Norton, a member of the firm
CHICAGO.
CliitAiiO. September 27. It was (mite generally
expected that local liquidation w.ula bring about a
Wheat- Maiket strong asi adruosd itPHtcs
pxyi bOTiD aid bictr ca:i?, waea ff S1;'
biC, flactoafed wittaa a aajl rrw. it4 am
trviing lat-r, sold a Unl fcicber. t-tt a-joasl t
n as jeevrriaT. 5o i w.
J'..c: CctnW, t&sQr&St, riof rt a: ?iV: N
vem'r. 71s:iHc "tktfiic ai nt: TwTf
rs-4?i':iHe. cWaj at 7r.S:: !;, S-6-',SA
el- d at h"5,c.
Cora-Marxet firm: re S-r. a.t'-fcHi- wn Vkc.
b t raiiieo ia'er axd fifteen :n!: rri S'-jBa-v:
0-to':r, 85S&e. ciosuaf at Si.( ; Tw nJw,
:J7Ji-: year, S x5i3T-T''. cJownf ai ui: Hay.
&4lSc.cl.in at 42042"-r MO
b.tt Nominn:: cash, Higtis: Vv.rr, i'c
bid: NoTair. 24;chia: V.ar, -c hid
hye No. i, s.ahle $s 4.V.
Barley No demand; nff-
11 ay la fair oenaaa; fr.ni t.nffcT, :t,V;
praine, s -M.
Bran Jziei bet iirerclar: r.
Lead I nsttl3: tnionif. .If..
EirES-Acuva aad t-m. at :Vt,
Lutter Meacy; creaaierr, iiairT, iNg
i orr meal vsiet at i ft'r
Wl t?ST-tefcJy at 1.05
Providou Market dnil aai weak
Pork Irregular in aaia;i loss; 14 TJ; WaDdari
me. 15iX
Lard Finn: prim sv aai saWI,) at s.V
lrty 6lt Meais Borea extra kmg s.ili at ' K2.
Baron Boxed ehotloe.-s. . 47; lone -.lar,
sse.Hi: tiear rit, tCX&t i; nbnrt clwr,
Haas Ii0:iai4 Ml.
Afternoon Brd Tb&i- onint
&-,c rid: October, 7iV: Niiven, rr,
cember, 7-Sc asked: Ht. kc rrirt.
Corn-Firm; October, -Vc; November, RTlc:
May, 4:S41St
- Oat iiali and nncbaaceS.
NfiW ORLEANS..
New Ofiiiiits, fVptmr -A FVnr Warl-w
easier; choic. S.3 QJt: fanrt-r. $ HS.7A: t-xtrr
fancy, 3.'&:.sO: m,ter wheat r.k.t.nta, .4fl4..Vi;
Minnesota patent prsis. 4 ."hJj4.TS.
Corn Dall weak and lower: mixed. 5.V: velh-rw.
;ic: white, 57c.
Oata Easier: No. i S!uS.Uu-.
Cornrieai taiet and weai at TO.
e7tlT!hr,
rir Mc; je-
; prime, lT.iuciMM; choioa, if.ft'
Kay Que
2 '.'JC'.
fork 13 25.
Lard .25.
Bulk Meat Shtnlder. 5Vi- lon.- rir .
clar ribs, b.:j7-4-Bacon
shoulders. 6 25: loni'. '.(.-
clear ribs, .25.
li ame 1 i.iVi ' 2 75.
Whisky Market steady: western ratified, 1.053
Coffee Market ttt-aAr with fir (".mn1- Jf!n
itite steady, in rood demand : 4: ic.
Bran 0,uiet and weak at 72H&"5c.
Cotton -seed orodecta Market dull mil
nomidal: prime crude oil, SSc: eummer
yenow ou,.j, a,isc; cake and meal, 35.0.i&.a
yvr lOQK ion
MUKar Market stron?: orn kenla fnilv
f.i. ij. -. - ..-. i. : , ::..t r.. :'
ui, p.' mr, o.-ic; lAjuieians centnrjcais.
" i-i'n.; luuil jeiiow ciarinea
.Molaeeea in lair demand and firm: rentrtfii
gais, aincuy prime te tancv, vhumc.
rew lora exenanee bight nominal.
Clearings of the banks, .
A SG1ENT
IFiG FACT.
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Royal"
the only Baking Powder Free from
Lime and Absolutely Pure.
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shoulder torn loose
II. H, Depew, 8t. Louis; geueral traffio ot C'hauncey TKus k Company, brokers,
manager; hip and head cut of Albany, who, on hearing from me these
Hi ii iurrnn w i 1 17 nnu uiaiiUa v atn I
son i Blight injury. fads, said: "Why, I hava been through
o epr.m,. wisenoerg, ir nnn DHU1y ,,m0f)t the same thi ng and have got over
hnrfc. Ilia wifn atiHtainerl allLrht. inlnrua. n B
M. D. Johnson, Cayer, Ky.; badly out
and braised. '
Detective Defnrron, Mobile, Ala. ;
brnised.
W. E. Neul, Birmingham; badly hurt,
and wife slightly injured.
J. VY. Dtitiliinv, express messenger;
bruised and cut.
Following persons sustained slight in
juries: Fayette Dinies, colored, Bethel Spriugs,
Tenn.
Claude J. Prioe, naval oadet, Buoneville,
Miss.
Mrs. Y. C. Tenny, rrescot', Ark.
E. A. Nailer, Oak Orove, Miss.
K. D. 8l7ttr, Florence, Ala.
O. W. Kastior, Florence, Ala.
Moses Itioe.
E. C. Williams.
15. T. Oeorgo.
John 8. Uoldsmith.
Dr. Uuorge Izzard.
Mrs. E. C. Coppure aud child, of Meri
dian, Miss.
Mrs. M. 12. David, I'eoria, III.
Mrs. Annie David.
MifS Jennie Hicks, of West Point, Miits,
Nettie Urillln, Enterprise, Miss,
decline in the train markets to-dav. but the crow-
was wrong. Cables were a?&in very encouraging
i"r ijuiib. njioi wj'e&i una corn were nrm anu in
fair Demand at Liverpool, and for futures, the de
mand was called good. Exoortera alsi reported
(rood inquiries. The decree in the vis blesupply
auuounceu yeffieruay doi only neipeu prices up,
mil me more trie iaci or me larire uecreaee m vis
ible wheat at this season of the yar was consid
ered, the lees operators felt like sellini; against It,
v ueai uiu noi reacu in tue lorenwjn as high
point as on yesterday, but sold betvieen Tl&Tl'sC
jor iH.uiuer anu oetween iW'iia8c tor May.
Corn showed more firmnecB with less cause, and
the October articles sold at 41 HGtliic, and May np
10 wtc. i ue interest in wneat was Weil main
tained, and at times exciting. Prices were: Oc-
iooer, ii-4'(t'iic, tnen down to 71c, up again to
u se anu hack to iHif, from which ooint there
was a rally at 12.80, which canied this future to
It."
"'Kaskine,' he said, try it for your wife."
I had seen Kaskine advertised, but had no
more faith in it than I had in sawdust,
for suoh a case as her. Mrs. Hall had no
higher opinion, yet on the strength of my
fnond s recommendation, I got a bottle
and began to use as directed.
. II 1.1TI . . . .
now ruciiu wnui i nnve aireauy said as
to her then condition, itnd then read what
follows: Under the Kaskine treatment
all the dyspeptic symptoms showed
stant improvement, and the
grew less and soon ceased
Bide by side these diseases vanished, as
side by side they had tortured their vic
tim for ten years the dyspepsia alone
having, as I have said, existed for twenty
years. Hor appetite improved from week
to week nntil she oould eat and digest the
line hundred yards of tract was torn np average food that any well person takes,
"Wht cnrAil unnf" !' , A i I ' seconu time ior i lie uaymecem tier
" nK"' I W1U BI I4;ac U) open, Men Up W 4!4C,
d.iily fever
altogether.
and the trestle torn down. It will be lute
to-morrow before the running of trains
can be resumad. The breaking of the
trestle and bad track were the causes
given for the wreck.
A pain in the bowels, from whatever
cause, may be relieved by Fred. Brown's
Jamaica dinger. Philadelphia, 1822.
NEW YORK DKMOCHATB.
Meeting of the Democratic Statu Con
vention at SaratoKft-
Haiiatooa, Heptembor 27. Tha Demo
cratic State convention convened here at
noon to-day, in Casino rink. D. Cady
Herrick called the convention to order,
and nominated Ueorgo Kitins for tem
porary chairman. Colonel Knins was re
ceived with applause, and proceeded to
nddress the convention.
His allusions to Hill aud Cleveland wore
greeted with applause. 8omubody called
for three cheers for Hill, but they were
not - given. His condemnation of the
foreign proprietorship of land und an al
lusion to Oenerul Grant were also op
plnnded. The chairman ruled that nil contests
must be referred to tho committee on
credentials. The calling of the roll was
then commenced, and the names of prom
inent men were loudly encored as they
were read.
Alleged Texas Fever.
Lincoln, Neb., September 27. A fresh
outbreak of Texas fever is reported from
Texanah, Neb., where the disease first ap
peared, three months ago. Veterinary
Billings telegraphs from Texanah that
native cattle are spreading the disease to
other native cattle. This is a new phase,
as it hat heretofore been held that only
Texas cattle oould oouimunicate the
fever to others.
Bucklon's Arnica Salvo.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hand,-, chilblains,
come, and all ekin eruptions, and posi
tively cures plies, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pi r
box. For Bale by Morley Bros.
without any suffering or inoonveLienoe.
With renowed assimilation of food oame,
of course, a steady inoroase in flesh, until
she now looks like her original solf,
Bhe still takes Kaskine occasionally, but
with no real need of it, for she is well. I
consider this result a scientific miracle,
and the "New Quinine" is entitled to the
bredit of it, for from the time she began
with Kaskine she used no other medicine
whatever.
If yo think a recital of those faots cal
oulated to do good you are welcome to
make them public
(Rev.) JAS. L. HALL,
Chaplain Albany, N. Y., Penitentiary.
P. 8. Somotimos letters of this kind
are published without authority, and in
case any one is inclined to question the
genuineness of the above statement I will
cheerfully reply to any communications
addressed to mo at the penitentiary.
Jas. L. Hall.
Other letters of a similar character
from prominent individuals, which stamp
Kaskine as a remedy of undoubted merit,
will be sent on application. Price, $1.00,
or six bottles, $5.00. Sold by druggist, or
sent by mail on receipt of price.
The Kaskine Company, M Warren St.,
New York, and 25 Farringdon Road,
London.
Three thousand men have been employed
on the Canadian Pacific snow sheds since
spring. The biggest and strongest sheds
are across the Selkirk and Rocky moun
tains.
Ask some fnond about Pond's Ex
tract for Pain. Try it for auy iullamma
tion or hemorrhage. Ask your drug
gist for the genuine. Refuse imitations.
Cardinal Gibbous has another long pil
grimage before him, for he is about to
visit fur off Oregon early in October to
coufer the pallium on Archbishop Green.
hack down
to TMic and reached later to 71kc. May sold at
1 he best prices ot the dav were ahnnt flflen
rniuuies before 1 p. m., when October sold up to
i'7k'ii3ii; j-Focumu r 10 i i!4c, anu .nay, ' H?jc,
rinai prices lor t lie uav were, about the rmitir. er
cept for May, which showed a falling off of
.orn was uiouemieiy active anu nrm. Jtecelpts
were m.t sh lart-e as anticipated, and this, together
wjiii me iirteni demand ior casti corn, tended to
create a II rm feeling. 1 here was a good local de
mand anil belter lniiilry from other sources, s une
!reign orders, both for cash and flitnm delivery
being on the market. Cables were firmer, and
iioine markets eteadv. October aliened at 41iic
iS'iged from 4154r?,l:;1Bc, and closed at 41 ?8c. May
tipeneu at it,v, ra ged from 44M,I&! ic, hnd
KiBiuat lvic.
I'rovlsioiis were rather ouiet. and chancps In
pives Biignt. in view or niieral receipts ot hoge,
Kim n iiir.iier increase estimated tor to-morrow
the i i lern.ne of the market lintlicates a weaker
feeling, and limes were favorable to tin vers
OHeiings were moderately tree, while the demand
was only fuir, with October and January deliveries
attracting most attention.
Inunlry for sliinmenta was cornnaratlvHlv Ilirht.
anu nmiieu to small orders. t'Herini'B were
moderate and nrices ruled easy. Heceinta of nro-
ducts were llgbt, while shipments were iiite
liberal and wl:ely distributed. European advices
were unchanged, while eastern markets: were
easier. October lard opened at B.4'JH, ranged at
u. vt'iH.K'A and closed at Ii.l7i4. Short ribs were
somewhat unsettled and weak, and a further churn
decline was submitted to for October delivery.
while January was only a trille lower. October
opened at 7.H0, ranged at T.5UCi!,7.8U and closed at
i.ii'i,. January opened at h.'.o. ranited at i$m
II 274 and closet! at U.27W. Messnork for January
boiu ai ik.-.i ftisfcia.du anu ciOBeu at iii.:w.
ruTUHBs
Following are the hlehnnt closlni tirirea In lead.
lnir futures:
iioNTim Wheat Corn , . Short
""NTUg- No. 2. No. 2. Urd- Kibs.
September... 71'4 42 ' 41', $7 72
October 71; 41ft 8 4214 7 72V4
November 41
December 7l'i (j 40
'y Tv-,' 45,
Jftuuary 6 45 B 25
pork Per hhl., year, l'.OO; January,
''X&Tc; granulated, 0Jc;
Mess
1J.:J0.
CASH HfOTATlONS.
Fiour Tetter demand, nrices iinrlmnceil.
Wheat No. 2 SDrini. 7:671 Mi"
v 1,111 .,,1. ,
Oata 2".2r,l11c.
Mess I'ork -l'er barrel, is ro
Lard I'er HO pounds, 11.15.
sboit rib sides Loose. 7. WiJ.
Dry Salted Hhotiluers lioxed. fi -:,7r.:, -n
.Short clear sides Lox.'d, .(i."As.l 1.
It.ve No. 2, l5(,c.
I arley No. 2, HVc.
Klax seed No. I. I.H7.
I'liiiiM tiinutliv seed 2.:tK.2.:l2.
W liipky-Ji'stlllers' flnisbeii ,.i,.,ta iir ..r.llnn.
HO. " ' '
Sugars Cut loaf.
standard A, 0 '.c
NEW YOKK.
Nkw Vokk. September t7 fnffuaSiirit fulr
i(io 111 ai, at 1:14c; options moderately active, SfftW
(Mimu, inuiier; sales, m,'m tiegs: Hepteni-
Iwr, 1, .Hi; October, 17.7irfoir.K.'.: Nnvemlier,
IT.K.inM't.ltl: December. IX ih l..rv
W 'JKilim.ail; Kebniarv, IS 2Vfj,ls:til: March, lii.iVyi
IH 411; April, 18,:; fftlfe.W; May, W iK&liMu; June.
1H. ,b.
tiugar Strone: Musrovadn i-Uf Rnullsh
Island, 4Vi-V,c; Kill. 4 ll llir- rullnln'o niinbd at
4 c; refined, stronger at firtyaric; extra V, !H
il'Ac; whiUt extra C, ftHCiic; yellow, 4⁣
off A, 5c; mould A. 6 7-10c; standard A, 6 1-lti
V' confectioners A, 6 5-lottc; cnt loaf
and crushed, -lW(.,c: powdered, ti 9-lbfcfi?c;
granulated, (ic; cuoes, tl O-liic.
moiasses-uuu ana nominal.
KIce-Oiilet and linn.
I'etrol.-uni hteadv: crude 'MOr..- raSnnd.
64HC. -.or..-,
ool Steady: domestic Snere wmjirw.. iinllml.
UnSIc; Texas, H&2:ic.
I'ork Ouiet; steady; held; n,H. 175 barrels
mess, 14 7Tiit,r.(l, old; IMfcifciT.?.-,, new
Cut Meate Klrm: ipilet.
I'ickled hams 12rf,l2'4c.
Tickled shoulders, tic.
Tickled lielllet, 7c.
Lard Trille lower: dull and heavy; stint, 0.77W
$1,8 it; October, i.T.Vc4 November, .7uVl 70. ;
.T LOU IS.
St. Lot-i-, Septemlier 27,-Klour -Ouiet,
steady, firm and unchanged.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
New 1 okk, SeDtember 27. Keeven Hocelnt.
is carloads fur a beef exporter; 23 cars for city
c.auKuti.a uiict.1. uu lu iitriiiMjiH inrLiia mirL-ai
There was no tra!in2 in beeves to noter r renaoH
beef had a fair call at iajc for nooreatto he
bulk of lead.ng at 713,7' ,c.
nueep neceipta, 3,110: fair demand at steady
prices, with sales at 3.5(.4.75 for sheen nrt 5 T.vA
11 'o ibuiub; no Binciiy onme sneeponered.
KANSAS CITY
ilamsas Lrrr. beDtem er27. The r.iva stvt
inaicHior reports:
Cattle Kecemte. 2.591: ahlnmema. 9 ihs
coruieu strong ana "i,ioc higher: grass range,
lower; goon Hicnoice cornied, 4.uo"4.40: common
to medium, 3.21 90; stackers, 2-2o&2 60; grass
Hogs Kewlpte,4,4'il ; shipments, ; market
weaitana wioc lower; prices ranged from 4.60
Sheep ltecelpts, 41 j; shipments, ; niirket
sieauy; gooa tocuoic. , 3.uj:j.75; common to me-
sium, i.Miii 1 a.
8T. LOUIS.
St. Louis, September 27. Cattle Recetntn.
2,9 0; shipments, ; market steady and slightly
uiuer; xair ui cuotcu native steers, 3.a.wM.7U
butchers' steers, 8.303.J5; Texans and In
dians, common grass to go.d cornfed, 2.1C(a,
O . I o.
liogs Receipts, 3,900; shipments, ; market
b ow anu lower, prices rangine irom 4.wa.0J.
nneep neceipie, a,.i-; sninments. : mar
ket strong; fair to fancy, 1.1 xai. 00; lambs, 3.70
U111CAOO.
Cuiiaoo, September 28. The Drovers' Journal
reports:
iauie iteceiDts, o.uuo; shipments, 1,0.0: mar
ket lor good fat natives inc higher: fancy, 5.2
5.25; shipping steere, S.OtKTivS.O I: stockers and feed
ers, 1.75&2 80; cows, bulls and mixed, 1.252 80;
Texas cattle, l.riU&LOO; western rangers, 2.10
O. if J.
noes itecwpis, iii,iiou; shipments, ; mar
ket slow anu weaker, prices ranging from 4.00
5.11.
heep Receipts, fi' 0; shipments, 1,000; market
sieauy; nwives, s.raw 1.4.1; western, .wuflW,
Texans, 3.00ft;iW,: lambs, 4.006,1.45.
The Drovers' Journal's cablegram from London
quotes light supplies ot cattle, prices V4C higher:
uesi, Aiueiiiau BieeiB tier poiinil.
WOOL MAKKETS.
-STLOXUS...
St. Louts, September 3K. Wool, ouiet. hut
steady and unchanged; unwashed bright medium,
l!tfi25c; coarse braid, l.Y&iiJc; low sandy, HI
l!lc; fine light, l,fe22e; flue heavy 14&2c: tub
washed, choice, 88c; fair, 35'J7c; low, 3 33c.
PHILADELPHIA.
Peiiladri.piiia, September 9. Wool Clarke!
dull, prices tending downward; Ohio, Pennsylva
nia anu west Virginia, a a and above, Simile; X,
Sli&Wc; medium 37V4(.'i8c; coarse, SW&Wc; New
York, Michttan. Indiana and western, fine or V
and X X, 2830c; medium, 37&38c; coarBe, 86
3744c; fine washed delaine, 873.c; coarHe do.,
3ii&37c: Canada washed combing, 3rK&3tic: tub
washed, divtiCjc: medium and coarse unuinalmH
combing and delaine, 28S39c; eastern Oregon,
l-WiK: alley Oreiion. 2,Si27c: New Mexico and
Colorako, 1-1 230c.
COFFEE MARKETS.
GALVESTON.
Oai.veston. Sentemher 2B. Coffee Market nn.
changed. Good ordinary,21!'-;i3!ic;fBlr,2222'4c!
prime, S24c; choice, SJc; peaberry, 24c ; old gov
ernment Java, 2Uc.
COTTON MAKKETS
Austin.
AceiiN, September 27.-The followlni? are local
quotations;
Good Ordinary 7
i.ow jiuiiuilng , 7:
Wlddlunr h
Good mWdlii'g l4
niccr.ini: tair
Uaiveston.
Oalveton, September 27. Cotton-Net receipts
at ill L nited stales ports :
Tills ilav 42,229
I'hls day Inst week 3B,B4ti
This day la-,t vear 25.808
J otal receipts thus far this eeseon 54H,9 X
tins date mst season ii".i,i.i:i
Dlfferi'tice increase 2-'H,i'.',l
Exports thus fur this week 53,1 9
Stock at U.S. porta this day 317,2 !4
last year -).'i,iim
iilverpool.
LivEiipooi.. Sentemher 27. Cotton Suots closed
dull in buyer's favor, 1 10c lower.
Orainary 4 4
Good ordinary 4 13-16
liw middling 0 54
Middling Uplands 5 5-16
Middling Orleans 5
Total sales 8,0
American ., 5,MX)
mports 21,J00
American 20,2 M
Futures opened aulet. closed very steady, 1 to 8
points lower.
September 5 lit
Seutember-Octoher . 5 05
October-November - 5 Wt
Novemlier-Decetnber 011
Decemher-Jannary 5 Hit
January-February 5 02
February-Mar h . 5 04
March-April 5 Wi
xsutx T, bid; J, oskeu.
efew York.
New Tobk, Seotemlier 27. Cotton 4tH)le closed
eiy, jirices unchanged, ales, 4tii bales. Stock,
i,i i" utile.
Ordinary 7
Uood ordinary 8 7-16
Low mlildllng 9 U
Middling . . , 9 H
Oood middling - 9 :
Middling fair.. 10 yt
Linie is the tenuis defect-
tartar baking
has found ic in a!I such
presence is caused by the use of nduMevait:
the effort to reduce their cost t,f y-rr 'tin ti. -n
T 111 ii 1 .f.i
inline anus to tne weijiir. wnue it o
of the baking powder. It ais'i rend- ;s
giving rise to dyspepsia ;;r.d Icindred
containing lime prodin:;' 'ess l : :ive:ii i
nre more expensive than a first-class.
Ihe Koval Ja:-:nicr i '
that is first specially rr-f.j:ed a:;:! ,
tartrate cf lime or other invuritv
"Roval," and to this fact its cieat si.
'i;y is due.
-I
fu: 1 in :;io.st of the
cream of
U chemical analysis
the "Royal." "iu,
cream cf tartar in
tiacts from the strength
the food whnlAm-
-wviuCj
T-l Ii
iiUKiag
ef.,
powders
in use
is 1:1:1.
i i ie
111
ents.
1 . 1
a. : 1 tiieretor?
article.
fmui oreasn 0f tartar
ciiemicully pure. jST0
its -,ay into the
in strength, whole-
The
ind
iority
of
i I'.
Mnueuess anu Kecj :.:g ;
All tins adds "real'v to tne
Royal Baking Powder, but ::s all iis !..
prepared with the sa::ie precise caie ;
expense, an article is produced that is :
substance "absolutely pure." Xor d
ents except those necessary to make a pure, -wholesome
feet baking powder.
Prof. McMurtrie, late chemist in chief to the U. S,
manufacturing the
ts are selected and
anlless of hdmr x
w u
e from every extraneous
it contain any iogredi-
and per.
Bepart-
ment of Agriculture, after analyzing the cream of tartar used j
by the various baking powders of the market, reported as follows: j
"I have examined the cream of t.utar manufactured for aud t.
used by the Royal Baking P.nvder Company in their baking I
powder, and find it to be perfectly pure and free from lime in any :i
form." '
I rot. Love, wno made the analyses of baking powders for
the X. Y. State Board of Health, as well as for the Government,
certifies to die purity and wliolesomeuess of the Royal.
Dr. E. II. Hartley, chemist of the Brooklyn, X. Y., Depart
ment of Health, says : " I have recently analyzed samples of the
Royal Baking IV.vder purchased by myself in the stores of this
city, and find it free from lime in any form.''
Bread, cake, biscuits, etc., prepared with Royal
Powder, will be lighter, sweeter and more -wholesome
made with any other baking powder or leavening agent.
'Si
ing
May
row
weal
are
suffi
com
last
and
dent
wall
ity.
foai
blac
live
his
com
man
At
Cle
by
had
renii
Of D
I dica
J olaai
V M
' a te
towi
llUi
i com
1 biI,
Baking
than if
Futures opened steadv. becamn firm, pinned
steady, 2 to 4 points higher, October unchanged.
Sales, 12S.60O bates.
September 9.36-W
October 9.22-23
November .""', !i7-is
December. . .
January.... .
renruary
March
April
May
6 5-lfi
6 11-16
7 l'.'-lb
8 ft-W
S U
9
9 M
3 395
2 272
191
Galveston.
Galveston, September 27. Cotton Suots closed
quiet and unchanged.
Low ordinary
Ordinary ,
Oood ordinary
bow middling
Middling
Oood middling
liilrillng fair:
Orosie receipts
Sales
Exporrs
Shipments, coastwise
nan snipments
Stock , , 48.231
Rlew Orleans.
Nkw Ow.KANS. Santemher 27. flottnn l-stu-ta
closed weak snd irregular at previous Quotations.
Sales, 2,500 bales. Stock, 74,418 bales.
Low Ordinary . 6 9.16
Ordinary K 13-16
Oood ordinary 7 15-16
Low rolidllng 8 9-16
Middling 8 15-16
Uood middling 9 1-16
Middllux fair 9 7-16
Fair h. 9 15-16
Futures opened Arm. closed steadv. 4 to 6 nointa
higher. Sales, 34,500 bales.
September...
October
November....
December
January
renruary
March
April
y----
1st CALL.
8 .75 8 )
8.59-8.60
8.59 8.60
8.62-8.63
8.70.8.71
8.8 1-8.81
8.91-8.93
9 01-9.03
9.11-9.13
2nd call.
8.78-8.00
8.64-8.66
8H3 8.6I
8.66-8.67
8.74-8.75
8.84 8.85
8.94-8.9B
9.04-9.1 '6
9.15-9.17
Sorgbara seed, bustiel, $2 75; German Millet
seed, fl baahel, Si 50; Oowpens, for seed, Tji binnal,
$2 ob.
Fruits, Nuts, etc-Arplee, $i 751 Ti,
Orange?, choice to fancy ; Lemons, choice Mes
sina Palermo, $5 (oart 5"; itannuufi, per bnnch.
9.17-18 1 SI 6WnJ 5H; Feaauti, choice hand picked. I!i
9.22-2:1 78c. i'ecan... lb., 12c: Cocoanuts,
9.30-31 iW im, Siiil; FiL's. lavor. 10 li. oxi.
9.39 I $1 60: Matins, London' 1 avers, 10 In. taxes, Jl 50;
9.47 48 Oandr, f.tnev mixed, W IV. 10c: Co., flint stick.)
9.54-55 lb. boxt'9, 3 Go.
Grain it.ve, per bushel, $1 !0, Corn, whits,
ssck, ii, ,C?-c; Curnnieh!. 6 c: Pialri,- usv.ppr Vv
lbs, -i f : O'lte, 45-; Brau, per Iw, jfl u;
Alfa) ri clover jjii bne.'i"), 1. i; JohiiK'n
fi-as (', SI X; Hotiom hnv, per ton, 1HXI;
Tim thy, -.
Hardware Ales. Jlbnn'e or Co! 'Ins, per do,
S7 Oil; Asp handler, No, 1, $1 i.',ai 2 : do, No 2,
SI 0; .vk !rr"ii.-e, M'.trl.cl, p- gf..,, jb jll;j,7 10;
do, tudd-.-n, per ,'roes, 5t'-: roils, etock, per iloz,
Jl K: ''; chains, tr&n;, per pir. :!vs5m ; Coil,
tT'lacl-iiiiili'e. pt ',!', g,4 OfC'ii'-'" : ilorjeslio-ie,
tlurd ni'.., " 2" : Hemes.' tier rtoz, j i .K 4 to;
Tron. ;c.r, v jc; do s.i Ko. i-'l, '; do g-,lvanize(l,
6.; f-nils, su-o!, ,i 25; do hore.-:hoe, Saiim,c
Ko. 7, $ - 'i; (10 A usable. l 7t ; Hoe, inr.h blJ
Inrge', 12'fc; Kt-el, tprir,..', !t: rl lr.v, 'c; da
Auie;i'.:in, -:c; WUe, barbed, J4 W;do gal- .
varif 1 n, 5.ic: Wire. pUin. $.0; do gaivunized,
5 ! 2 : Un'.ton ti'-e, per bur.dte, $1.45(-.(,1.W.
City l,reat Market Fresh lieef, per pound
fll2V,c; uopork, PxiUHc ; do mutton, 10c; lio
8eh, drmsed, per pound l i!-c.
Hirles-Ory Pant, prime, ;:'5-c; Dry Sfit,
prira.i, - (ii-Vic; Wet Suit, prime, ; Green
entceers', nc.
Dmsa Ac'.d. benzoic, per ounce, "c; do car
bout, eol, 4 c; do citric, per pound, 'iSc: do sul
phuric, per pour.i?, 'c; do tartarii', per pound, Wc:
alum, per pound, 0c: Ammonia, carl, per pound.
c; Baleiiwi, copaoia, per pound, Sdc; Iiorax,p(!r
pound, rt1Sc; Calomel, per pound, "ifeft'c;
CLOSEO.
8.79-8.82
8.65-8.66
8.64 8.66
8.18 8 69
8.7K 8 77
8 0-8 87
8.90 8.97
9.d7-9.i:8
9.179.19
COMMERCIAL,.
feorrected Dally for Tbk Statbsmai.
The following are wholesale or lohblnz Drlces of
goods over the counter in the citv of Austin, ex
cept when otherwise stated. Higher prices are
charged for smaller lots.
Staple Dry Goods Dress prlnto, tHbMc;
Standard plaids, 7ftfc8c; Light brown dH'efeuc,
l-i, 5c; Medium do, 4-4, GgjV'c; tenvy do, 4-;,
73.rt8c; Bleached . do, 41, CH7c; lleaw do,4-l,
8jA95iLi Brown drilling, 7H8Hc; Alubama
piijds, Ihic; Brown uuckiRg, 9),4ia',13c; Oreas
Bluchams, iH'aiiic: do, fsncy plsidt-, iH&n:;
eottonadca, jjgbt, n12',4c; do, heavy, !Wii.','ic:
Jeans, cotton, "liai&c; do, all won, fssc;
Mattress Ucking, '.XQAe, r"eathei do, i.'JilTc;
Hickory do, k&Hc.
Groceries Apples, dried, chcre, 5HS6c;
Peaches, ntied, unpealed, 6?a7'2c: tincon,
long clear, 10 r lOSc: do., ehort. llUVjc; do.,
ureaktaar, 12',i'u13c: Clour, best, Sl.fOCdi
6.H5; Kice, per pou:.o, 6 J6'.c; aaiesii-nre,i, 14a
14'5c; Mackerel, 11 half bbl, J8.Oi9.0O; L,atd,
tierce, 7437?c; laa. imperial, 35 Jfisc; do eun
powder, 4&mic; Cofl'-e. Klo, 2225c: Soap,
per case. 9"jc$1 00. Sf.lt-LoulBlana, per
sack, 1353140; Liverpool, tl 40150; Flee,
1751 80. Sugar Louisiana, brown. 6',4"i4c;
do Whlte,ia,7c; Standard granulated, 7H"c;
Ont loaf. 7H7Ji. Molasses Louisiana, 25ti42!c:
drips, f6a40c. 1
'; fit
It 1
wen
nnri
' the
f pro
'Left'
iltte
: shri
thir
;ist
-aroi
'uiac
"by
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of
ban
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fcro
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ou
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f t
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Wh
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xc
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It
Curapiior, relined, per po:i&d, lot; Clnchonii'.ia, per
ounce, 5jc; Ciiloroiorm, per pound. fi5c; Chlc.al
1 'id, S5 Or, .
cad, $3.T5; V
f-1
Liquors hislry Sour Masb, six years old,
SJ'25fy.2 3714; Sour Mash, three to tour years old;
l 0 &2 25; Sweet Mash, six years old, $. 0ii2 50;
Sweet Mash, thrm tn mnr vabm ti ru,,) -ji.
California port wines, old, tl 0031 50; California
sherry, old, SI 00l 50; California brandy, two to
inree. years, jaottyiao: California Muscat wine,
old, SI 252 10; California asgelica, three years
old, $1501 75; California angelica, tl00ffi,125;
Burbon's redistilled, 81 00(3,1 50 '
Country Proauce rouowing are actual retail
prices from country wagons: Chickens, per doe.
VI. 752.25; Country butter, fresh, 2025c;
KgfS, fresh yard, 15c : Hay, Johnson, per
ton, $15 00; do., prairie, J10 00; do, bottem,10 CO;
Turkeys, each, 85(26')c; Ducks, each, 20a25c.
Western froduce Potatoes, new, 100 Ihe ..
2 00.25; Onions. V 100 lbs., $2 753 00; Cab-
S
baee
crate, (i 50(55 00;
Cider. Green . Clerk 'a.
V hhl, 8 P0; half bbl. do., ?4 25: Sweet potatoes,
yi -25 per bushel: Cheese, full cream, single flats,
V u, u-siir, uavy, in small BaCKS. fll 10.,
41c; do.,Bayoa or Mexican, in etnBll sacks, lb.,
4ic; do, Lima, la small sacks, V lb., 5c; Ked Top
hydrsto, per pound, ii.,5(ftl.io: Cream of tartar,
per pound, 4"c; li'im opium, per poj'id, 45 Oj;
Jiiorpnine, por outi'e, si i-i; I'titasalinn.
per pound, 61 ; retiias, iod., por pot
wuuiine. oor ounce ic
Buildinp; Matoria! Ketatl fnce So. 1
Texas ir Lo'ilsia ia per M feet, J20U1; do, No. 1
all heart, v 1 fi; do, No. 2, $'.5 00: Surfaced (one
side) $ t: Surfaced two tides) S'J7 !.y. ToogM
and grooved flooring, j 2? 50; b.-aded celling, )4
Inch, (Texas) f. ,;; Bowled celling i ino'i,
Crexasi S-7 5"; Feather-edge tiding roagb (Tsrna)
I20 0"; do, dressed, f'!; Cwt&u
S50 0: California weather-b.mrd, it 50;
Plastr-rloif intl.H per M, J'.1 5i'; All heart cyi'f
sliinpiop, Ji ,V-.i, . 1 ; Moultlln.:, per foot, 1 I'i'Ii
width, lc; Ssb'i, 1'J-iH'iU win.Hiw, t'lawd, $1.6-1
fj.00; ., S-iiibt, glazed, l,2Na7.d0; Bilnf, P
pair, 5' . ,W: lnire, o. g., 4-n."neI, fiI.5ittM.i0i
Lime bt:!k, per bl;!, '1.0 : Cement. Hosi.'ndris,
J'5if;4.ilU ; do, l-'nrti&ad, $',. j VVat
Paris. $i.'r,. Hr 'in -It, best, each, 7??,
Plaet'iivra' bnir, s-CVf, Btlck. per M., titv deliv
ered, ?:VVn; Sever pipe, one-third oil ii-'..
Austin Cuttle and Horse Market.
Acre;!, September :7 -Following ar- local
quotaiions, f urnish'.-d by ) . C. Duncan, comuiiisien
merer, unt:
Fat steTs, Sod to 1. 000 ?.. pfr Tb.
Cows, fair to medium, per bead..
Milk tows, 2 to 4 gall-ins
Ilorspe, w irk ponies
Horses, drives and Baddle.
out I
if th
A
Slip
lite
ioi.v.4 iaw
, . 15 DO' '4 W "i"
p o"
" 00 aiiji-'J co
Hi
Stop F'letulmg jiitiney for iueflicieut
remedies.' Try l'ond's Extract for any
Inflammation or Paiu. Insist-on having :
Pond's Extract.
The Dnka of Connauht is to be op
pointed to the Aldershot oomumnd in tha
spring of 189. By that time it is sup
posed in royal qnnrtors that old Cam
bridge's gont will compel him to step ont
and down.
The mayor of New York threatens to
have the !stenm Heating company, which
he says has "committed innumerable out
rages on a long suffering people," in
dicted aa a public nuisance.
Destitution, due in a mensure to a loas
of revenue through the law prohibiting
the people from selling bait to "Yankee
fishermen, is reported imminent in
Fouiid!and.
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