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MARRIAGE GUIDE, BY DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DR.. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DR.. WM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, by DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
nj ARRIAGE GUIDE-Young's Great Ply
WI Biological Work: The Pocket Esculapius,
or every one his own Doctor, by VIM Young,
NJ. d. It is written in plain language for the
general reader, and Is illustrated with upwards
Of one hundred engavings. All young married
people, or those contemplating marriage, and
having the least impediment TO married life,
should read this book. /. disaloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still, il
il a book that must be kept locked up, and not
lie about the house. Il will be sent 70 any one
on the receipt If twenty five cents Address
DR.. WIN. YOUNG, l52 Spruce Street, above
Fourth, Ph;Iaielphia, Pa June 4, 81, ly.
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GREAT SALE or LoTs.
AND
Fourth Of July Celebration,
At WHITE CLOUD K. T!

THERE viii be, on the :.
l.. RGURTH DAY OF, JULY, 1857,
a LARGE SALE OF LOTS, and . FOURTH
OF JULY CELEBRATION; at the above
mentioned City. GESERAL DoNIPHGN will de.
liver an address on the occasion. All of the
citizens Of Kansas Nebraska, Missouri, and Hthe
rest Of mankind" are invited TO be present.
Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska en-
brace one Of the richest, most beautiful and
beautiful sections Of country in the Union-in-
deed, No portion Of the globe. e.cels the above
region IN loveliness, and in natural advantages
and resources.
White Cloud, having fine site, b splendid
Rock Landing, and being the most Westerly and
accessible point on the Missouri River, in the
Territory, must command the trade and business
Of this rich and extensive region. Il is the Key
10 all Of Northern Kansas and Southern Nebras-
ka; and such being the case, it is destined to
be, at no distant day, q large City.
The Proprietors Of the City have, at the re-
cent Land Sales, procured, BY purchase Of the
General Government, perfect title to the land
embraced in the town site, and good and undis-
puted titles will be given on the day Of sale, %
all who may purchase Lots.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third Cash, and the re-
mainder in six and twelve months.
An excellent Band Of Music has been engaged
for the occasion, and Free Barbecue win be
served up.
Byordef Of the Directors ofthe
WHITE CLOUD CITY COMPANY.
juns II, 81, ids
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M. JEFF. THOMPSON
Real Estate Agent,
SAINT JOSEPH, MISSOURI.

ANDS Entered and Warrants Located IN
IL Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.
Improved and unimproved Lands fer sale in
Buchanan, Andrew, Holt, Atchison, Nodaway.
Gentry, Clinton, DeKalb and Caldwell Counties.
Select and Locate for distant dealers on the
most favorable terms. Examine and value
Lands and pay Taxes for nOa-residents. Land
Warrants Bought and Sold.
Having Surveyed large portion Of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, the latter for Govern
men., ana particularly posted in regard to the
value Of Land. | car furnish Land Hunters
with all the information necessary to make good
selections. june 4, 81, Il.
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- = aEkeHlB
THE undersigned have formed oO-pGtner-
i ship, under the firm Of
LIKENS & BOYD,
As General Land and Real Estate Agents,
and win give. prompt attention to all and every
branch Of business pertaining TO Real Estate
Agencies-such as the Entry Of Lands, In any
of the North Western States and Territories,
either,by Land Warrants or BY Money.
We will also attend to the purchase and sale
of improved Real Estate, Town Lots, &C.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Remittancss BY Land Warrants, or exchange
on SOME one of the principal cities, must accom-
pany ali orders JOHN Fl. LIKENS,
- JOHN w. BOYD.
REFERENCES.
Hon. C. ]. Faulkner, of Virginia;
Hon. VIM. Hambleton, Of Maryland;
VIM. NJ Marshall, Esq, of Hagerstown Bank,
Maryland;
Henry NJ. Brent, Esq. Cashier of Valley Bank
Of Virginia;
Cato Moore. Esq. Cashier of Valley Bank,
Chariestovn, Virginia;
D. Burkhsrt. Cashier Of Bank Of Berkeley
VirginiS;
Virginia;
Drakeiy L Fentoa, Baltimore. IMd5
Josiah Lee L Co., Rankers, BALTIMORE;
Brown L Johnson. Bankers, Vieksbwgb,
Mississippi;
Cudd<, Brown Co., New Orleans
Jack { Bros, Louisville, Ky;
Andrew Hunter, ESQ.,, ChariestoEn5 Va;
Iesse D. Slingluif, President OF Commercial
3 Farmers Bank, Baltimore;
w. BoIlman, General Superintendent F.lu-
mere and Ohio Railroad;
Forsyth & Baker. Wheeling, Va;
Bella NJ. Hughes, St Joseph, No;
Silas Woodson, a.
Reuben Middleton, I" +"
E. B. Webb, Carmi, H.;
A. T. Stewart l. Co. New York;
Cara, DAton 4 Sloan,
june %, 81, e.
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,,"ONE AT TME."-A letter from
Washington, thus elucidates the admin
istration policy as to Cuba -
The speech, or rather q short report
Of the speech. of the Hon. Jefferson Da.
Wis, lately delivered at Vicksburg. was
shown to Mr.. Buchanan the other day.
probably with a view of sounding the
old gentleman on the Cuba question:
Zone at a time" Said Old Buck-"one
at a time. We have the Central Ameri.
can question on hand now; then the New
Granada affair comes up. and so on
Cuba can wait she must take her turn" "
MIR. Buchanan then carefully folded the
paper, and handed it back to its owner. /"
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:; Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytic Chemists, Lowell, MaSL

SOLD BY
Shreve Macy, White Cloud, Kansas;
Reed & Sturges, Iowa Point,
Jas. N. York, Doniphan,
J. H. Maun Co.. Brownville, Nebraska
Peter, Frazer & Co., Oregon, Mo-;
Barnard, Adams Co., st. Louis;
Van Lear l. Britain, st Joseph;
And by all Druggists. july ., 81, ly.
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WANTED,
1000 Cords Wood!

T WILL pay Cash for 1000 CORDS WOOD,
l. at or near White Cloud, Kansas.
june 4, 81, tf. J. II. UT.
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GEORGE p. LUCKHARDT,
Matchmaker, and Dealer In
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
OREHON HOLT cO aKn

OREGON, HOLT CO., mo-,
TAKES the liberty to inform the citizens Of
J. White Cloud and vicinity, that he has
opened Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store in
Oregon, Holt County, Missouri, where he will
keep constantly on hand, and for sale, a good
assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, which he will scll extremely low,
for Cash. Also, a fine lot Of Violirs, Accorde-
ons, Silver and Plated SpectaclSs, Gold Pens,
with Gold and Silver Extension Case, Silver
Thimbles, &c, &c.
He is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry Of every description, IN the best manner,
and on the mos; reasonable terms.
Every article bought in his establishment, is
warranted To be what they are represented 10
June 4, 81, e.
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The Charleston Is. c. Mercury says
that ''If Kansas is not surrendered to the
North before Mr.. Buchanan's four years
Of servics shall transpire, he sv;u Be- a,
yepsrsess ~ Mr.. Pierce"
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- KAUCHER s. JESTER

Are prepared to execute an orders for Coins,
with heatness and despatsh.- 49,
Job Work Of every description done 70 order.
oD@maged Furniture Of every description
repaired.
They may be found At their Head Quarters.
near Utt b WILSON'S Steam Mill, Oregon, No;
june 4 ST, t.
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Wanted, WantedN

az GOOD CARPENTERS Wanted imme-
LC diately, by the subscriber, at White
Cloud, Kansas, to whom constant employment
and good wages will be given.
June Is, 3w. r. s. WAKEFIELD.
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Great Excitement on the Frontier!


WADE KANSASi
DY late advices from Oregon, Holt County.
ID Missouri, we Learn that KAUCHER &
JESTER are about 10 invade our peaceful
abodes, armed 10 The teeth with CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS, TABLES, CRIBS, and great
many other Household conveniences, too ted.
Gus 70 mention, which they expect 10 sell ct hir
prices, and for Cash. They will spare neither
age nor sex, rieh nor poor, win trust the koues
poor, and take the money from the rieh,) high
nor low. No political or religious eresd San be
taken as an excuse for net purchasing their
work, as It is as good as any in the country, and
is more durable than all the furniture ever ship
ped from ST. Louis or Cincinnati Tbs people
have been humbnggsd with Eastern trash long
enough, and il Is high time now that they open
their eyes, and " knock UNDER 10 KAUCHER
1 JESTER.
An classes Of society-men Of all conditions,
from the cradle To the grave, will find it 10 their
advantage 70 call upon them for-uhAtever they
may want.
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As a great portion of the above goods are my
own direct importation, or purchased from first
hands, and are offered for cash, purchasers would
do well to xamine my stock, and compare, pri-
ces. RUFUS R. EDWARDS.
june Is, 81, en-.
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LIST OF LTrERs

PEMAIEING in the Post Once at Iowa
IL PointS X. T., for the Quarter ending Tues
day, the Both day Of June, 1857.
4 DAIR TURNS Aud David
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., .,il, further reduction than the gener"i ".AE
mice TO buchers BIT the number mere i'o, oocI
he time Indication Of the extent o. uho =, o,
There were about | 100 bead sold NJ alpa"y; ~ p, IN
Boston and Eastward, A. d perhaps %uV n'" go, io0
Tie country, and il il reported my ro,v
10 500 head are ut pasture near ~" D,aa II
erd certaiply az many more near bcfBoui
not twice that number, and theIe arc Itto.
ally two hundred more on this sue, , H'nl
enough for half weeks supply within Few no., f, W.
,baGa rket 10 be- added to whatever may be sent 9i
woX for next week which do not anticipate VIII DC
~ all canal 10 the present for several reasons whc W.
Iii s,o,e In the first place we have had continued
cc, sion Of high markets with two or three eNcep,
lions since the first If January, and Stree the nrS Oh
February when the average Of the market Is ser do"h
below IOlc and very few cattle have been SOFA Oeow
IOc within five months. These rates having pre'uieu
so lorg. and notwithstanding the comparative low
nrces today still pre- vailng large contracts nave o
rrsde nv drovprs with tanners and western catue
feeders 10 take all their stock for sale at hgh price,
deliverable before the 10Th of June, and they
have been drawing off the best cattle rom
time 10 time until the contract time being up mas
forced all at once the tail ends Of many doves upon
Ills market and reduced the price OF the pest ca'le
comraraiively with quality, below the price OF ias'
week about &C., and the price OF medium STOCK So
and inferior from that down to point that owners de
clare they will not take if they have 10 DIVE their ca'
tie out TO pasture again. At the same time there are
frst.class butchers walking about the yards lookng
for chance to buy such beeves as they nave iate'y
been buying at BE. at ic. less, and the only goou
droyes here to day will sell at l24c average; by Wy
of reminiscence annex the highest ana lowest auu
average each market day for the previous n'e
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vr.L.s. PenOrted BIZ telegraph.

p,,y July m-FLouR-The receipts are I'm AZ ah
The demand limited home wants sales to-day OF - "a ~
AZ ~ Tor Common Stste. CoEN MEAL = % y - ~.
The WHEAT market is quiet and buyers are hons liz
.oI are small AZ s 81 for Milwaukee Club 0okN-very ~
N. is offered buyers offer &c aaoat sales oil western
a., a, 8?Ic Oars 6io66c. WHISKY 5tc ,, -
BuFTuo July |, 6 p m.-FLouR inactive. wiz 81 p
scarce sales IA go bush 81 for Chicago spIih. anu
fr NIwsrkee Club CoRN du sales ~ ovn ousn &c :,
low er .al,s 600 bush 5ed 59c. WHISKY sHr wv op
:. FRFGBTs: 9,c for Corn and l2ic for neat 20
JyE IMPORTS for the a hour. ending At noon 20 o
5C0bbls Flour bush Wheat 35oo bush Corn s a
irsb Cat, CANAL EXPORTS 4Oo0 bbis Flour 94Vo ou'h
Com, mostly 70 tide water - - III -, ,oh,,,.d. .,les
=. - 5T Sgfr common double extra State WHEAT anu
Corn quiet CANAL FRErGHTs-l0c for Wheat ana Hc. -,
Corn 10 New.York. LAKE IMPORTS TO day unnmp.f'al'
C.nt1 FxpoRrs-s 900 bbls. Flour $500 bush Wheat ana
CHGcIeo July g p. m.-FLoUR dull WsEAr nIt n
Corr declining OATS steady PoRk hIn' 5nPuies' -,
Bufslo no Flour or Wheat 1000 bush Corn shipments
O,wego no Flour Wheat 49, 900 bush Corn Receipts lo
day SO bbls Flour q 600 bush Wheat soC DO Co'n anu
300 Go Oats e. .,,,s ,o.d.v
5o6 i.. =. ldlic for Miidns receipts TO day ~ bales
ForR closed with advancing tendency; sales OF ONO
80 Is u Dbl LARD In kegs loc. FSEichrs duN' ''SA"
EXCHANGE l0I u cent premirrn
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Richardson, spence & Co... Circular.

Per Niagara. LIVERPOOL, June IL, 1887.
lhe arrivals during the week consist OF 2 bush WHEAT
1904 bush CON- $50 bbls Flour from the States and Cana
Ga 794 qr WHEAT from the Baltic; 0jo sacks FLOUR from
france; and SO sacks FLOUR from Spain.
Fsrmcrs' deliveries Of WHEAT for the week ending last
day rs e2 qs CO., against lOi sol qr in the
corresponding week Of last yesr
Tuesday have had brilliant weather. aud the Grain
Trade has ruled dull for all articles. At tod.ys market the
Attendance buyers limited end the bushes. done
confined the retail Holders Of WHEAT did
much anxiety piets sales but prices the favor
buyers Flour nomnsy unstered III value. but very
slow sale INDIAN CoRS in very small request aud rather
T. buy. We quote: WHEAT-Rsd 9ag6, Whit = Ga 10 y
20 ~ FLoUR-PllsdepLia ard Baltimore, 81 d5i q; Extra
Ohio, 81 Western. 81 6032 a. Dbl INDIAN CORx-
g q Yellow, IS 9dSs White 20 AL p $50 N.
hrEf continues quiet the hEh prices demanded inducing
dealers to limit their retail wants. some
sss have been made slight reduction pevou.
PORE neglected
Bacon duh with anxiety the part Of holders 10 realize
IL tendency of prices l. downward.
Lkp rather inquired The lAes feI the week rsA
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10 ,up. q, s?eas5L A. auction, to-day ~ t' ~ ""'
br.usht tJ6 aud "a 6Jl the rect was - nj
A. ous a,sip dearr Rutrh.rs Association W
diais In L. udcu clo-csa sc d6''3 toT d,li.'f{ W.
month: for frwari delivery It IS rather el-es ,b,
td',ts Of .: a579, july To SePtehO''' IA" ~
mcriis of ~, year. -. ooo bti, ~ An
RosIN-Coumou less active; sslts ABOUT ''0' '
4e In medium and tine litilc pissing a., p.,.,..a
P.RE Sgs A. Il IN Phi'eiePhis and 1871 Or Ba.tlnoG, g
nm is I. g.cted freely offered az req ~ ~
r., M ~ TIM without finding buyers Nothing done IN n1
rLoyFasEEp-since Tuesdays sae few lot' ha'e "e'"
taken S. 70 hole over - Oh. ,,t., wa,
All but a. the selection useful Cotton was very nl'L
mic. w.re steadily maintained Yesterday ho~evtr on e
NV. o the reduction the Bank rate OF nteres,
su active speculative demand set in and the sss w
a., our,.d 70 10 600 bales $500 speculation 81 the
rate. Of the week To-day although there . f ds .s
and prices very hrfn at l'lVt
go 90 ,Ic We for Mddling" aud better qualities. MID
C1Icsps I'd: Mobile, ia Uplauds, I'D = 10
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49,, II, las, ,sle of Chsrres do. was 81 ec rs'h 70.
s c., Az. oue, Curacao aye IN hth stock snn pr
I'd the at sale at oic, mos MeAeAh arc u
a,%Tl Tnitcd inqurv for Clover end rm"'hy sd.
-. T., i,,'st rrice. Rosss Flax j. quit q - 2'l
- an t.i,.its Lin-scd j. firmly held D. b.si'- a. -
81 a, brh cash il bond, the LAT 'l'c tAfI" Wa 3' '
iuidr tsUrcs .;.,,J t;.,i,e3 the snppv j. fair
- fi,.rrli 81 q nces without important change ~
NJ 5cO .ss heys and Darcy = as HA4e IoaJ ' F
,1-rs hui ,ur po.ed 81 The former price . -, Nj,
gPICFs are dull and prices unsettled; last ,se " @
u.rs al zee deliverable after the LIST OF Jly' Ca'-" VA
sRoOKs-There very little doing a. present Wi tLe
.rfio Of filing orders viously made by the eri
,ers 10 shippers good article of 32inch " asse'
i,,rs as inch do. 81 and j3nch about - ~ a. "h'ep
rate aI.e orders hled Common shooks are q.
ttv, last sales Of Box e. Sc staves are sehe :.
: as for sbt heavy and medium; White OAK DBL 80,
for DO hhds $751; $40 for do pPe' and Red OAK hno o'e
~ 80 =, st, II =. ysrIoy
sTEARIN continues quite guild at 0c cash Tor ieHoN
Crease and he for prime White Lard ,--, =, a.
sPF LTERThe demand continues limited al u '4c "
months -. ,-...-u .. 81. n,
Drop end Il for Buck cash. -.
TEASGreens offered sparingy, and are nm sn qu
Blacks fair demand especially cargo grades Ooions' N
business o day has been very moderate. III
JOBACCO-A kinds both Domestic and Foreign are us,
Is is U,us II th season. The old crop OF keuucty
irs up and the crop just beginning to b. opened %
featured is f1m but quiet The stock a. foAo"'o' DO
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dented in he history of this market and It'll full time
for the beginning Off reduction we are ever
~ we had last Summer we do not believe that they
IL, onne no b;gb AGAIN in i've months as during the
WI cuis0 DC ms" "s " "
last i've. -, tt -,
The weather to-day is in favor OF the seller, 1t De-
nponob 70 make stock look well feel lively and sell
for ali il will weigh. The only difficulty in the way
of sales is to find buyers, which Is very grea' u
cuy as lney are una ia The torenoon few are
eeel ieweI 'S!to % A., :; ~ - ,bot "a strong
rotbSr oxen or steers of good age capable Of
standing the voyage TO Bermuda are scarce. Several
graziers are in the yards, but they seem aosoueiy
afraid to buy falling market
Tbe hest drove here to-day is owned by John Bry-
ant selling by Charles G. Teed at full l2Jc and
0bGp r ia rad DnrbanIs that weighed
ie eSe NJ s .V - VI home '''' ' e4
Tho b., I1oTs Reed Piat: from Illinois, selling by
Jos Williams is selling drove for Ed. wiia IN W t@TS
Owned % aIa S TO % a than cost and charges
They are cwt Illinois common Steers and are selling AZ Vc'
sold at SIS. ,,,,. l. s.uaor ,orv
Daniel Barnes selling drove from Ohio BY snYder SeTy
Simeon Ulrry, Ralph Murray and John A. Merit are each
lnnofs steers, estimated about cwt at lie
H. Beach /. selling for Hnssey IS Indians steers
Also e head for Petty Proutman Indiana steers estimated
6cwt at gallo.
John selson has drove Of 81 fine thrifty Ohio steers part
some difficulty about the ready pay being made the bargain did
not likely to.be consummated. ,
heard D. L. Beden oer S67 head fer them to take TO
his farm in Duchess County. -,
Thomas Wheeler bought very handsome drove 70 aAe 70
the bargain. Some OF them were IN such
good condition that butchers anxious to buy them ut
price equal to 1910 pound, net.
AIya pair S72 each, TO Craze,
estimated at I CIV : average.
Geo bought of A. Haywood to feed remarkably fine
pair Of large oxen years old at no They owned
and beef by John Hill of Chautauque County, aud are
pretty good bst will be very much better next Christmas
They weighed at home ~ cwt ,.,,rn.
bought of Mark Haght beautiful pair OF Devon
grade DID, well broke to work raised by hD
Of We.d Chauauque County and weigh 81 cwt ior lS1
Thos. White is selling drove OF Illinois steers similar 70 ms
last week. though think not so good ne says a &c
less. , 80 OF, Ga. -,
Mead6 Hocomb have b. fr thrtty Ohio oeef o"neu ny
Warner. selling at ll!c on O. cwt ,,, g. $500, l.,
Geo. Ayraut 81 stled common Illinois steers owned oy
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The market to-day possesses several remarkable
features that will mark in tue annals as day to be
remembered, as doubt il will be to the sorrow Of
many poor wight, who has been obliged, without
possessing the advantage enjoyed by the eels Of
being used TO it, to never MINI pretty severe skin
mir q which the drovers have suffered to-day and not
altogether without deserving it the cattle offered
the butchers, in the sknLing process of which they
have first hayed the owners, have no more bust
ness in these yards than their owners have
in a place they never will reach, unless their
morals are Of better quality than their
beef or the greater portion oft, offered here to-day.
within the last year have not seen so great pro-
portion the stock absolutely unfit for the shambes
as il l. this day. OF the pal head oi red there are
not 1000 in decent condition to kill and not half that
numb that rate fret quality, while more
than half the number here only in just such cOgdi
tic as poorly wintered threeyear old steers turned
out upon late pasturage this Spring, and fed till Jow
upon innutritious grass, may be supposed. Many of
them viii not weigh cwt., and some are absolutely
too poor TO think of making good beef of if fed
til next Winter Still, they are brought here to be
sold TO the butcher and killed and eaten ut once 1t is
a wicked waste and sad destruction of raw material.
all of which will be needed next Autumn aud Winter.
The quality and number of bullocks upon the railroads
this week indicates perfect stampede eastward from
all the feeding grounds at the West of this low grade
Of stock.
The number here is not so large, nor do the
receipts at oil the places in the city show asy such
surplus as would naturally reduce the price as our
quotations show il is reduced to-day and not only re-
duc.d, but the cattle unstable at the rates quo.
ed, and cannot possibly al be so uuless to grazers
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.1I.c !, n TaIlow lasc y n. Pel's, ga a,
oorb III sims IlaI5c y n Veal Calves, So we So
Beef extra and FIRST quality includes nothns out ss
hest large fat stslfcd Oxen A.. a.. Z, !.
Second quality includes the best rS,'ied oAen' ' en
stall fed Cows ard the best thre-year oid stsei..
Ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse OF lor.
sbeep-Extra melodies Co'set', and when those ' ''n
ousIi,y are thrown out :, -. -, Maine RsSr.,
90 ~ the Bos,on aud Lowell 80 over tne my M
none over the Western, loaded win 0'-'''' -
horses In the number OF Catta
rom ,nn of those from New York ana Canahs wnich were
mostly small There wa, oeee I e.. 70 0ss
o. Sc on anil Lambs sold quick at last weeks prices.
III H., - ell rather lower than last week
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FRUITSForegn Dry and du French Foreign
selling freely at $od Sl2 for Havana Pnesppe'i - for
Abscco do and - for Spanish slip Dried Fruits
dull and nominal. $500
FLAX-Te demand Is light and supply good; sales Of Ohio
and River at SQ l0lc. and Foreign az lSi dl+c.
FEATHERS quiet At 52d5c for prime Western and is
SI50c. tor Tennessee.
GRANITE demand for Wheat for immediate delivery 10
fair for moderate and offered lower for
FUTURE delivery The supply is fair Of common SPRING but mode
Of prime Winter Wheats New offered for early delivery
on lower terms the sales 200 bush Chicago Spring
80 and 97OO bush Racine do al 81 So which is for
the latter Rye quiet at 81 1851 Ia the supply better
Barley and Barley Malt and nominal Oats
plenty and In good demand sales Of State 066c Western
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