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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKET.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN,,
VDnN~n.N~~~ Dro~imn TrmoS

OxFfCB OF THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN, {
Wednesday Evening, June7.
Beef Cattle-Received during the day,
shout $50 head, besides which there were
abou, 800 head remaining In the yards un.
sold last evening. Shipped, 1856 head. -
good steers ct IS 5Ol6 80 p 100 lbs. and Of
butchers and medium grade cows, steera
and oxen at IS 7o@6 25 = 100 MS.
The receipts to-day were much smallet
than were anticipated, and consisted mainly
Of medium to fair grades OF beef cattle. o.
prime shipping stock the supply was very
small, although in tho present inactive
state Of the market for shipping beeves waa
more than could be disposed Of; among
these We noticed very fair drove OF dis
tillery fed cattle at the Cottage Grove yards
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a terrible outrage il said to have been
committed ON the person Of young lady,
who has since died, near Washington on
Thursday, BY three drunken officers. They
were subsequently, captured, and yesterday
tried By . drum-head court-martial, and
sentenced TO be shot.
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~ Dixon of the State Register has been
the recipient OF the generous gift of one
hundred dollars, sent him by a kind friend
at Natchex, Miss. OF course It drew from
the fortunate fellow thanks grateful and
sublime. However the money is Confed.
crate scrip, and the avariciousness OF our
contemporary peeps out from behind his
choicely worded gratitude. for he playful
II hints his partiality for greenbacks, and
4ives.. his friend to understand as much.
0reenbacks are the best.
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about made up their minds that prices will
not be much higher, and want to get their
barns cleared out before harvest.
The advance in rates for st. Louis freight
has depressed the price of corn. We quote
the range from Is to CSC. Oats from the
same cause are lower and steady. The
boats are now asking SOC per 100 Lbs on
grain to st. Louis.
The G. B. & q. Railroad have made q
slight reduction on grain rates TO Chicago.
They now charge CSC per lO0lbs on wheat,
and 30 cents on corn aud oats. We think
there 10 still room for reduction;
Choice samples Of wheat are bought b.
mtllers at higher figures than their relative
value for shipmentin the berry. Spring
ranges from 30 to CSC, and winter from 81 10
to 81 20. s..,s.l 81
The wool trade opens quiet. Fleecea
washed 374 to 45c for common; good and
extra choice As to soc. unwaahed same
prices with 50 per cent. discount for dirt.
But little of the new clip is coming for
ward. Farmers are disposed to hold fol-
higher prices.
In minor articles wa have but little
change 10 note.
Annexed VIII be found our usual detailed re.
port Of this aud other markets:
sUGAR-It9l7c: Crusned-2lc; Refined-19L
CoFFkE-n@s5c.
y MoLAssEs-By tue bar,ei-sugAr House q oo0
. Golden Syrup q 50.
NAILs-Tenpenny D.
RIcE-l3@ls<c.
REHeT AX-2i08oc.
BOOT y q PEI ! do =
.FIo0.-sprias $50; Extra. an; 'oasla.'
WnsAr- Spring. soes6e; wiasx. q looa .
ssAs.s-d O., 8 pr bssns,.
e esIoTs.ssSa @si ,a y as Dss s;aa'a
OATs-9oc.
RuTTER-l5@l7c.
CH1cKsss.~os sos % per dosa.
4aa ooa1.e g y; s &c Psf ION.
B.; Flint ss ss.d S *; % sss
aRxxs CALI sK1ss-ioa.
6HEEf AKlNs-l6c.
WHmKY-s1 80.
LARD-l301Ac. 3 y.
DRIED APFLEs-1l@1i1acH b.
xxMOEAl G8kO--OA 30 - OQB002s 2
CLovKR SKED-sl4 p bushel-in demand.
FLAX SExD-Prime 81 1901 90 q buahAl.
Coax MEAL-50c 2 buSnel.
RAGs-ic q b.
Coal oIL-s5c = gallon by the barrel.
FIsH-Mackerel, Ne ], half bblg 1l2 o. No
WHITE FISH, No. l, - IS No. % So
WOoL-Common washed S71s@45c OK. choice
4i150c.
TINNERs' sTocK-Tln plate C loxlA Sl5 o.
Sheet Iron. we quote \" .o@I, Boiled, 9I@lON
No. 2,sSs' charcoal III igisllc: 2e0G Jnniatn
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ArrRMPrED THRRT.-On Tuesday night
attempted to carry OF the large tarpaulin
belonging to the Express Office, but were
overheard by one of the Express men who
made pursuit. In their flight they drop
ped their booty, and running up Jefferson
street entered saloon where they were AZ
forward seen and identified. They will
bear watching.
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MARKETS
BURLINGTON, s >. m. Frida,

a;rn> ,..+ .-.olf. .~.,~- ~n,a -.
by. -
renamed femarksolJ steaoy ana mas
scarcely varied one per cent.
The leading Western stanles hava heen
-;.hor. r,..a.;., ah.n.a s-s.,,. ,,s...,..,
Without "A'ellal cnsnge e4ceps oaIEeleo
pork, which 10 fully 81 SD per barrel higher.
TIE Chicago Times Of Yesterday says OF
wa,rasa.v,.r n.-r.,
ane .eMp ~ 49, .. 10 .o.o ~ = oec!oeosy
days, and, as result, We notice an I'M
creased lntexeSt IN the markete. There 10
tas appearance OF more .itss the sound Of
more activity, aud all the phystcal eviden.
60 o. more energy, ana YET uuaccompa.
nied ~ corresponding increase In the
volume Or business. Just emerging from
country y everywhere slowly but never.
toeaeae surely sinking into most deplora.
bic ssats Of stagnation, and notwithstand.
Ing AL the appearances OF busineos and
actlvfsy, which are. after all, occastoned by
toe euofte Of individuals TO do business
ana @ make business, there . no disguts-
ing tne ia1s tna the genera! markets are
that period Of exhaustion should follow
suco an e1uao!dinary and unusual effort,
Du. y y siacssssy 90 % hoped that no great
length OF time VIII elApee before the BUSH
sssnees o. tne county revsves, and health
aod vleor IS restored to those material In.
sss 81 y pon wnlcn rs prosperity depends.
.1 ~ ~ nv. a uuc -. actlvityin the mar
~, 'os , 1879. aau as.oe rom mere nom.
.n1. aH nu .HS p.ices were reasonably
sssoy ~ ~ to11O os me gay There we're
sel 8, 2, 20 !, SPINS q the stock exchange
y n4e1 10 o41 me regular markets
KIT = 3, = -, ans' 81 49, aoqsequenuy de-
S Si,es 20. - - -, sno snerwards rallied to
v-iec' I'm 49,. . -. vssn quiet at that
) .n:sr. - n 60 nj e1.' inquiry Tor No
s Th.pss ~ :. - -: aa,s 80: ;.,...
aam:nS "a a.. . nrcha ihM,ptovement in the
If fho ~, dition - tha ~ ~ ~ consequence
demand. however. Vas scarcs al 49, ~. Inc
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New York Cattle Market.
Nrw vnu~ Tune 1

NEW York, June s.
The Current prices for the week at all the
markets are:
Beef Cattle-First quality, per head, 4l7
ais: fair to good Sl5@17; commo1 3l4@
1890 ; inferior e., quality; Sis@l4:;.
$50 100; ordinary ssO@75; common $500
SO: inferior $1,000.
Veal Calyes-First quality, per n, 100
lie; ordinary, 90 loo common, 8@9c in
ferior, 69Sc.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras per head 81 50
@S; prime quality .$7@7 so; ordinary, IS
5O@7 90: common IS 5O@6 50; inferior q
@5.
swine Heavy corn fed, y b. 1o@1oac;
light and medium, 9a@ 1Oc; still fed, 93@
9ic.
The market was depressed by heavy re-
ceipts this week aud prices were firm ct u
3c per n lower.
The depression and decline were the re-
suit Of increased receipts. The total foot
ings up were something over 5000 head.
A good many were sold during the week,
ed direct, SO that the Offering ct oil portions
should only be placed at . decline from last
weeks prices, ~ above.
Mich cows steady at our last weeks
figures.
Veal was in moderate demand and the
very best brought full prices. Other kinds
were nominal.
Sheep and Lambs were dull, having
cl0sed rs above.
Hogs were fairly active, and prices were
higher.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all stocks It al the
Yards for this week and last Were - fol-
lows: E
ALLERToN's YARDS.
1857 beeves; q Cows; SIS veal calves;
243 sheep and lambs.
AT BR0WNIK0'S.
BIS beeves; 16 cows; Zig veal calves, 0.92d
sheep and lambs.
At cBRIEN's.
25 beeves; o cows; l32 veal calye; 0ls
sheep aud lambs.
At CHANDDD1.
@ cows; 265 veal calves: sol sheor
vnd lambs.
To BUTCHERS.
l,A4S beevee: 80 veal calves; 1000 sheer
and lambs.
Total swine S. 4s6; beeves 50, COWS s.os4
veal calves, 15.777; sheep and lambs, l2,774
Total last week-beeves 100; COWS Sos
veal calves 1926: sheep and lambs, Il.
O5S; swine, Il, 066.
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Rs0arkable Care q cdr Kuoo ~ An.
cocks Rorouo Plaseess,-How many Pc.
sons, nom stepping On pisee Of orange peel,
have been famed for life. Acaee which might
have been Of this kind has just been brought 70
our notes. A gentleman. nom placing the hssl
Of his boot on piece Of orange peal. va sud.
denly thrown down, and violently sprainsd his
knee. He MAS ak mouths confined % the house
though he had the best medical sdvico. A.
Last resort very eminent physician was called
In to sec II anything moro could be dons. AZ.
ter examination he said: my opinion Il, your
knee viii never be bent again" He rseom-
mended that the whole leg and knee should b
encased In plaster Of Paris bandage. which
would accelerate the permanent stinsning Of
the knee and said, 'the sooner 1t was done the
better" But the patient, before trying this APP
plication and having . sti6 knee for Lie, en-.
veloped 1t In our Porous Plastezs, and in Les
than two months his knee was perfectly cured.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York. By the yard or single plaster. Sold By
all Dealers in Medicines.
may15.d&w1m
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at SIC. The Detroit Free Press mentions a
sale of 100 lbs at Chelsea At Sc.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New YORK, June i.
The following are the Independent quo-
tations:
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58s; F w 943; RI984.
CHICAGO, JuneS.
Markets generally quiet.
Flour-S Steady; sales 5000 bbls ct Is for
white winter and IS 80a6 50 for spring ex-
tras.
Wheat-1sc lower; sales No / Al q Ia
/ 18}.
Comic higher; sales No ! ct 54a55c.
Oats Opened buoyant but closed 3c low
or; sales No 1t 4Sa44c.
Rye-Quist It 57a5sc for No 2, and coo for
No L.
Bariey-F1rmer'; sales No 2 ct 65a57G
Whisky-Firmsrs buyers ct q e5a1 90 !;
Provisicns-weak and lower; sales 200
bbls MI mes pork at Us; $50 bbls prime
Sweet Picked Hams-Nominal at 16a
l64c.
Lard-1n demand at tic, with sellers at
Tic.
Money-Easy.
Exchange-Firm at par to premium.
Gold-l37
Beef Cattle-steady at ssa7 50 for COM
mon to good.
-Hogs-Quiet at 7sas!c for common to
prime.
Gen. HOward's Farewell Order.
HEApo'Rs ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2, 1865.
To the Officers and Soldiers Of the Array
of the Tennessee:
While participating in the common feel
ing Of safisfaction that the work Of subdu.
ing the enemies Of our country has been 90
thoroughly accomplished, It ts with feel
companions 10 arms.
Il was with many misgivings that -.
cepted the vacancy created BY the death Of
your able and much.l0ved commander,
Gen, A4epnhse.=oa. Set 7 Accse4 tie 20ss
cordial and constant support throughout
the army, and take pleasure and . pride
in attributing your uniform auccess to that
united action which your generous comb
should You be called to other fields for
active service, you have in my successor,
Gen. Logan, an able, earnest, unttrtnG
soldier TO lead you.
With feeling Of tender recollection
which binds 10 to our late Chief Magis.
trate, who has poured out his own blood
for . life motto his words, with malice
toward none. with charity for all, and firm
ness In the right, % God gives as to see
the right" These words are the truthful,
practical, singular bequest that he has LETT
%, and may We cherish them, not only as
the expression Of his life, but IS precept
which shall be the ground-work of per,
petual union In this land.
Now, to the army, say farewell-weli
done, noble body Of men, God bless you
and reward you for all your fidelity and
sacrifice.
So long as the old flag remains the en-
blem Of these States, united, let 1t be count
ed an honor to the true-heafted soldier, or
to his memory, that he fought in this army.
O. 81. HOWARD, Maj. Gen.
A. NJ. VAN DYKE. Asst Adj. Gen..
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May 2lst. by the Rev. DR.. Corkhill, ct the res.
Mr.. GEORGE WALKER to Mrs. CHARLoTTE AK
IIELD, allof this county.
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ya4rThe soldiers are coming home. The
tact is having its influence in certain quar-
tiers, and treason in Burlington is less de-
n1onstrative than it was. Said man q
few months ago, whose residence is not a
thousand miles from the public square: 81
do sympathize with the SOUTH scorn 10
deny it. want the Confederacy to sue.
ceed, and with an oathl my only regret is
that they did not enter upon this thing
thirty years ago, when they could have
succeeded" This man has grown fat
under the government. that he wishes de-
stroyed,-he has enjoyed its protection
its benefits. When Lincoln was struck
down he displayed no emblem of mourn
ing-he did not regret the deed, and in all
the South there is no: more despicable
traitor than he. But the soldiers are COM
ing home and he is mute. The same cow.
ardice that prevented his going South and
6ghting against his government, will zeal
HE mouth now that our soldiers are 10.
turning. He shows discretion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The worries Op1nioA 81 HO0tettef's
Stomach 01teeK0s
Touching to Bitters this grand fact u clear.
Their famsflls al the Western HemisphefA
known In all lands, washed BY IT. oceans twain
Health. hope and vigor follow in their train.
AVOID ooUNTERrEr1s.
HosfH1rn's BrErKRs share the common fAto
OF Ill things god postols initiate.
OF thee beways-disueetly use your eyes-
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
CAUTION. AT
- ,GOyE100BH1 BHDO19EnEUKs
edsr to guard against dangsEuus impcst.
ona, the public are requested 70 take especial
hote OF the beautifully engraved proprietary
stamp, through which the 0overnment OF me
United ststes ofYlcially authenticates every boz
tie Of HOsTETTERs BrTTERs Ihis shisad.
thrown by the Government over the peoprieto1
and the public for their Joint protection, u pla-
ced conspicuously across the cork and over the
neck of each bottle, and cannot fail to strtkethe
eye OF the most casual observer. Nothing that
purports to be Hostetter's Bitters can be genuine
unless the stamp Is there.
tits also proper to state that the Bitters arc
sold exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the barrel or gallon. Imposs
tors and imitators are abroad, and the only
safeguard the public have against them il to
see that the Bitters they buy bear the engraved
label and note Of hand Of Messn Hostetter 4
smith. and the stamp above mentioned.
je6d&WlW
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THE CITY.
Ion PRrNrrns WANrEp.-One or two
lob printers can 6nd steady employment
hv APPLYING to w. NJ. OSBORN.

- Private letters from members Of the
18th Just received here state that that "reg-
iment would doubtless reach Davenport
A. Aa~
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DIED.
At Fort Madison, June 81, ct II O'Clock Of tn.
berculAr Consumption, John D Lockwood, OF
Council Blum, aged . yoan.
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market II Quiet and depressed, especially
ON domestic manufactured goods. We
quote . few leading articles to-day a. fol-
lows: 26a283c for Merrimacs SOC for blue
and white Sprage, and Slc tor pink; Attain
Dutchess, b, light, &c; Dunnells, 25c; AL
lens pink. 3Oc; American, Csc; and Ar.
nold's, new, 23ac.
Bleached sheetings were in fair request
al 45c for New York; 32lc for Forest Dale;
Lonsdale, S5c; Hill rs &c; do A, Sic !;
canal, l5c. Jeans, stripes, and denims were
in good supply; and prices were steady and
unchanged.
The following is the official statemen. of
the public debt to Slst Of May:
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
July II, Aug. 5. 1861,
No int. $50, ooO, OO1nb
Less amount withdrawn 59,527 1910
Amount outstanding, 472,6O3 90
Feb. %, July ii. 1852,
and Jan. Il, 1868, U notes.
No int. 3eo, 525 1871 90
Total. 100000, 900 90
Issued IN redemption
often porary loan, y notes.
No int. 1890, 2O2 90
Less amount withdrawn l6,l39, 633 90
Balance, 81, l6O, 500 90
July II, 1862, Fir. cur no int. 1925, 63S 6
March3 1858, Fir. cur no int. IA Al. 795 10
Total fractional. 24.667, 403 IS
Total IS. 927 ,972 Is
Uncalled for pay" requisi- :.
Amount in treasury 25.l48.72 10
Balance 1901. 297 81
Interest, 472,s2s, 80 81
REcAPITULA11oN.
Amt. Outstanding. Interest.
Debt bearing interest.
Debt bearing int.
in lawful
money. Loss. 1871 o. 6o.l5s.s 1854 50
Debt on which
interest has
ceased 7s6,27009
Debt bearing
no interest Al, e,270 5!
Total, $685., Dos, 75s 80 tl24, 6ss. s74 o.
Legal Tender Notes in cir'n. Amt.
notes. go, $50, $50
United States notes. old Issue, 472603
United States notes, new issue, 49,, 6E ,966
Compound int. notes, not OMAR
3, 1885. l6.0OO,O00
50. lisa. ''-'' ' lso,l4s.eao
Total, $50, 100. 500
The foregoing Is correct statement OF
the public debt - appears from tho books,
treasurera' returns and acquisitions in the
department on the 3lst May, 1885.
HU0H MCCULLOUGH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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4659,l6O.560

The foregoing is correct statement OF
the public debt - appears from tho books,
treasurers' returns and acquisitions in the
department on the 3lst May, 1856.
HU0R MCCULL0U0H,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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r. PuRlly. Enrich the Hood, and Beauty
the oomple11on, use Helmbold's Highly Con
onSfroNlSa RlsalA' 0vHnaAk -.
Ito equaie in strength ono gallon Of The eXEuy
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persons are hereb,

nAUTION.-All persons are hereby
j cautioned against negotiating for the fol.
loving Prom issorv Notes, lost.by me. the un-
deysianed on the I'd day OF june. 1865:
one note for l,eOD Of A w Gordon and D Lar.
r.sOn.
one note for SIS of Bryant Rushing,
one note for SIS C3 OF Henry Haight and Jas
WEIGH.
zone note for S35 OF JohnsOn Deem and Others.
one note for So 81 Of Frederick Iesler and
Reipe.
=, he Under VIII please casron q e w,sn:nan
ct his ONCE over tho HCot Once.
JeedsRAWlte KENDAlLL0N0.
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UINGER's SEWING MACHINES
M 45S broadway, New York.
+ Westefn Once.

| b 1hTd 0tTeet, BNTlsngt0n, z0!Od.
]. F. GURLEY, AGENT.
Will keep conAtantly on hand q full assort-
ment OF our numerous styles Of
FAMILY & MANUFACTURING MACHINES.
Silk Twist, Cotton and Linen Threads, Needles,
Oil, &c.
Our letter A Family Sewing Machines, with
all the now Improvements, are admitted by all
to be the best and cheapest family machines
most complete and substantial manner, and al.
ways in order; q child 10 years old can run
An active Agent wanted In every important
town through the West For further 1ntorma.
ton addreeS ]. F. GURLEY, Agent.
IS Sd ST. Burlington, Iowa.
may lc-tl2tawWSs. swAwtf
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the Great Dturetic. Holm1 Inooomfrn1o1
Extract Sarsaparilla II the G. - Puri6oe.
Both are prepared according % 81 k1uloo a
TIRE that can b made (ape3-d3W1R
BUTLER,O HlA0CO
At Fort FisAer. was scarcely greater failure
than IL daily made By most Of the advertised
hair dyes; nor was
TERRY AND PORTERB VICTORY
More complete. per1see and glorious, than ne
conquest achieved BY
CHRIsTAD0RO HAIR DYE
Over gray. red and sandy hsads q hair. Tho
obnoxious hue u wiped ont IL I'VE uinutaa ana
. magnificent brown o. black. gloalv and nasn-
ri. takes it, place. HanufAetured By ]. CRU.
TADOR0. No. Aston Houss, New York. oola
by Ill DrusgistA Applied hy III Hair Drsa1srs.
may2S.d&Wlm
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Why lniure tho Complexion b. PoW.
ders and Washes which choke or MI mp the
pores of the skin, and in . short time leave It
marsh and dry7 II II In the blood, and II yo9
want smooth and soft skin. use Helmbolds Ex.
tract Of aarsaparilla. It gives brtlliancy 70
the complexion. (apJ8-dAW8m
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ITCH.

ITCH. WHEATON'0 ITCH.
Scratch. Ointment Scratch
WI cure Ne tIch ID IS AosWs-alDo cures 0nk
Rhestas, Ulcers CA1loSaiss, and MI eTuption1 q
the Skin. Price 50 cents; By sending . o0feto
Weeks Potter, ITO Washlngtoo Street., Boston,
VIII b forwarded Tee By mail. For elle hg I'll
drueeslts. fmaxle.d6W0
H0e . Few q Che Wont Disorders that Ale
dict mankind arise from 0og1up000o g tno
blood. aalmboldb Extract q 6AsSopak0s y .
remedy Of The utmost valuo
apr8-d&W3m
Beware Of Countsefsits ana unp1fddnl0a
other prepAIation6, on the ropufaf1on oi1ain06
~ Helmbold's Genuine Propasattoma
apE9-dAw3m ~.
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Quantity w. Quality.-Helmbolds Extract
Sarsaparilla-The dose 10 small. Those who d.
sire large Quanttty-and large doses Of nodt.
cine-ERR. (apE6 dAW9m
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RAIN.-Ths thirsty earth was Waited BY
. flno shower Of rain on Wednesday night,
tho 6rat With which we have been favored
for nearly four weeks. Although there ia
great need Of more, what has fallen will do
much towarp rowling dropping natureand
giving fresh start to vegetation. The
strawberry crop, which It was feared would
prove failure, viii be greatly benefited,
and fair yield Of this luscious fruit may,
after all, be realized. We hope the genial
favor Of Wednesday night will be speedily
followed by moro copious showers.
Since putting tbs above in type We
showers attended by thunder and light.
ming. A more acceptable visitation could
scarcely be imagined.
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Helmb0ld's Extract OF 0arsapar1ila cleans.
e. and renovovates the blood, instlls the viene
of health into the system, and puryes out The
humOr6 that make disease. (apI6d8W3t0
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-10
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

During the preceding days Of the week we
have noted the marked irmnessand buoy
ancy by which this market has been char.
acterlzed; but the proceedings this morn
ing were altogether of more exciting
character, especially at Sherman's and the
Southern stock yards. Before the cars
could be unloaded the hogs were sold, and
ing taken to the pens and rested awhile,
they were driven to the scales, weighed,
and AFTER few hours respite, re.shipped
ON . long journey to New York, Canadas
or some other distant point. The panic was
evidently too fast to be maintained, It con-
tinued nearly to the cloee Of the market, by
which means nearly all the receipts were
closed out at an advance Of l0a15c per 100
BIS on yesterdays rates. During the after
ceived from New York. stating that owing
to very heavy receipts and hot weather the
market had declined 50ca4l per 100 lbs, with
few buyers. The result here was that fur
Their operations were abandoned, and the
market closed quiet and weak, with a
strong downward tendency. No decline
was however established, and it is not be-
You'd the range Of possibility that counter
acting influences may set the New York
buyers again right. but we must say that
appearances are un.avorable, SO much so,
that with similar receipts in tomorrow to
those Of to-day, we should not be at all
surprised to see a heavy decline estab-
lished.
In the following sale-list we remark that,
with the exception of the hogs sold by
Wallwork 4 Mallory at the Fort Wayne
Bro, which we're watered before being
weighed, $50 head sold by Cooley 4 Ed
ridge, which were fed and watered, and
one load sold by j. Strader at Sherman's
Yards, which were watered, all the rest
were sold, without feed or water, of the
cars.
A the season for marketing wool is ii