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Mofatps LaEe PiIIs q Phoenix Ritters

MofafGs Life Pills q Phoenix Ritfers
were fFst used nprivate practice in 1895. They
were introduced 10 the public in 1885. since
which time their reputation has extended. until
they have sale in excess Of all other Cathartic
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardy a
family among civilized nations Who-hAve not
personal evidence of their beneficial Effects
Their great success is owing to their uniform re-
liability in cases Of Consumption. Bilious and
Stomsehic diseases. whether Of long or short du-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the ~gentlest infant
One ingredient opens the pores of the skin .
another is diuretie; and stimulates proper ae-
ton of the kidneys; q third is emollient. loos-
ening phIegm and humor from the lungs: 9th r
properties are warming and cathsrtic. and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretons. Their combined effects Is. to regu-
late the impaired functions Of the system, and
toproduee health. 1t is not asserted Mofhts
Pills are q cure aH-that they will cure all com
~plaint-but under ordinary circumstances they
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache. costiEeness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Jaundiee. Liver and Bilious Complaints. Colds.
sScurTy, General Weakness, re. They are ex-
pressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions of cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has Aeomplaint ever come to our knoEl-
dge, where they have not operated as recon-
mended.
Tho printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects of each dis
ease. specifies treatment. furnishes evidence. &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder. Frank
i n Inc. who was curedof Dyspepsia. C.R.Cross.
Of Theoike. IL. cured Of Liver Complaint
II. Hooley. of Springfield, Pa. had S~crofuls'
and had to use crutebes; Eas cured in three
week. james D. Dolsns. ofAdrian. Mich. cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church. GananAguA, Cal. of Fever and
Ague. Rev. I'd. II. Nay, Twenty-hrst New
York. of Rheumatism and Piles of25 years stand
ing. Rev. Samuel BOvles. Editor Of the Srring-
field Wsss.j Republican. was cured Of terribls
Costiveness. Hon I'd. Weber. of Ramney. N.
H. Of Liver Complaint. etc, etc.
A box ofMofat's Life Pills. with full circulars.
he, wiz be sent gratistO any Physician or cler-
gyman. on thereceipt Of two three zen. postage
stamps.
Mofat's Lie Pills are 5 cents per box. Mof-
fats Phoenix Bitters. 81 per bottle. They are
sold By All respectable dealers throughout the
continents and the Islands Of the Ocean.
WHITE d ROWLAND Propristors.
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our Young Folks

For September viii be a source of
great pleasure to thousands of the boys
and girls Of America. It's contents
consists of articles entitled Cast away
in the Cold Blunder The Little
Theatre What DR.. Hardhack said to
Miss Emily /; A Deer Hunt in the Adj
rondacks; Good Old Times The Idt-
tie Beggar Girl; Swimming; Boat Song;
Music. &C., &c. Published by Ticknor
& Fields, Boston.
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CLIMAX.

Pages Climax Salye. for Burns. Sealds. SerOfu-
la. Salt Rheum, Sores. Broken. Breasts. Frost
Bites. Chilblains. Stings.B Bruises. C uts. Swellings
de-. whether upon man or beast. is the most won
derful article ever produced. Other good arti-
eles alleviate; this cures. 1t allays infama-
tion. subdnes pain. and heals withOuta scar. It
is worth its weight in gold to any family. and
should always be on hand. II Is warranted to
DO what it says every time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

We desire to call the attention of The
people of Trumbul county, to Reed &
Adams new Fall and Winter stock of
Clothing, for Men and Boys, which they
are now-receiving. Also . lsrge stock of
the latest styles of Hats and Caps, and
Cloths cassimeres and Yesting for Gus
tom Work, together with a fne lot of the
Diamond Shirts, 1.-THE best shirt msde)
Wrappers snd Drawers, Neck Ties,
Gloves, ~Suspenders, Paper and Linen Col
lars, Travelling Shirts and Hosiery Of al
kinds. Also heavy stout Cassimeres for
Farmers and Mechanics wear, which we
offer st the very lowest possible rates.
Remember that we have moved from
Market to Main Street, next door south of
heCombs & Smiths corner.
REED s. ADAMS.
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Cleveland WhOIesaIe Market.


MONDAY EVENING. August q. 1907.
FL0UR--Market UNCLAIMED and steady,
with 4 fair demand. We quote city-made: Xxx
red Sl,009l.5; XIX amber ST. 75912,0; Xxx
white $l25Ogl3.O0.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and low, Sale car
No. l red, winter at sos from store
C0RN-In fair demand, firm and higher
Sales 5000 bu No on spotut 500; 100 Du. 600
bu and ] car 90 do az $1.01; 200 bu sellers
option last half September at Sl,OO
OAiS-ln good demand. steady and firm
SalesE cars MOL from store At SIC
.LAKD-ln moderate demand and Zc better.
sales sol6s elty-rendered st Hxc IN tieroes /;
country rendered l29l214e
SMOKED MEATS-In fair demand. steady
and unehanged- Sales 800 lbs Sugar cured
Hams at 2lc; plain Hams 18c; 100 lbs ShonE
ders at13c; 1000 los Dried Beef at 20. Plan
Bacon 14e; Breakfast Bacon l6c.
BUTTER-The demsndi Is fair, and the market
steady at 2lS22c for prime Western Reserve /;
29Ic for choice do; lS9ac for Central.
CHEESE-There is no Improvement in the
demand. and prices remain steady at T@l3c for
inferior to choice dairy andfaetOry.
E~GGS-Quiet at l64ITc
DRIED A~PPLES-Firm at s1<99c, packages
included.
! LIME-Water Lime. Akron aRd Osweeo,
steady at 500 per Dbl. White Lime, Cleveland
and Fremont, $3.50 per Dbl.
SALT-Steady at S2,5 for fine; coarse 2S5
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M chicago lIarket.

Jul 20. q.
FLOUR-Dull and 25@5Oc lower
Sales Of spring extras at s.,
WHEAT-Unsettled spring grades GO
&c lower I; winter quiet. Sales Of No l
spring atS1s 70@l,7ls No.2 Sl,5S@l,61l;
closing with sellers of No. 2 at S1,66.
C0kN-Quiet and hole lower. Sales
at 95l@953ef for No. I; S7@88 for No..
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and nominal.
Sales at S6,75@7,OO for fair to good
smooth
HOGS-DuT. Sales at 5 ,25@6,5O for
good TO strictly prime.
SHEEP-Duil. Sales at S4,25 for best
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HOW

WHITE e HOWLAND. Proprietor.
Successors 70 DR.. John Mefat and DR., WIN.
B. Aofats III Liberty Street, New York.
May ., 1867-e.o. W.
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A young gentleman, after having
paid his addresses to a lady for some
time, popped the question" The
lady, in a frightened manner, said,
"You scare me, sir" The gentleman
did not wish to frighten the lady, and
consequently remained silent for some
time, when the lady exclaimed, "Scare
again"
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Concertat Webb, main.

On Monday night, Sept. ID. by Prof. 7. Z.
Perkins. Prof. j. c. Cook. and Master Henry
Cook, Pianist. assisted BY twelve or more
sic lately held in Meadville. Pa. Prof. 7. E.
Perkins. Director. First class secular and sa-
cred music will be afforded. Posters and Pro-
Erammes viii give further Particulars.
August 2S-1t
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STATE FAIRS.

STATE FAIRS.
Ohio Dayton, September a8-27, aFE
Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Sept. 24-97.
E1c ogETr F1rRsgN
AshtsbuiS, Jefferson, october s-1l.
Cuyahoga, Newburgh, October s-I1.
Geauga, Burton, September 1sA2e.
Geauga, (freel Claridon, Sept: 2S-25.
Lake, Painesville, October 2-4.
Aahoning, Garfield. October I-sn
Portage, Rasenha, Septembes r-Is. 2
Trumbull, WsrreRs September l7-19.
TOWNSHIP AND DISTRICT FAIRS.
BrOokfeld, September Ills.
GarrettsTille, October Is.
Connesut, September 25-27-
Orwell, September 1915.
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New York Cattle Market.

AUoCoI les
Receipts zoos beeves; 2s,s4S sheep and
lambs; 29,247 swine.
BEEF-Al offerings were disposed of
at a reduction ofl@le on the week. The
average quality of was fair. Quotations /:
=. Extra $l6O0Gl6,50 prime Sl5,75@
1900; first quality SIS. lz@I5, U.s. fair to
good S13, 50@l4,5 80; inferior and ordinary
$40, OO@13
SHEEP and LAMBS-Depressed, but
few were left unsold. Extra sheep $6,25
lG6,50 prime $500; ordinary and COM
mon $525@5sSQ; Inferior 90
lambs S6,6068,00. s'
HOGS-Unchangea.s The advanced 4c
made on Saturday having been lost. An
offerings were sold Prime heavy corn
fed ST,624@7,75s far to good $7,O0@7y
so: grss fed G.
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ORADIAH.

7, s. A match game was played at
Bristol, by two JUNIOR clubs, boys from
abot II to IA and Is gears old. One of
the clubs Of Bristol, the other of Bloom
field, the sharpest game l have heard
of. Scors-Bloom6eld, l4-Bristol 10.
Five whitewRshes on one side and two
or three on the other. Who can beat
thisf o.
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The Fair.

The managers of the Trumbull Co.
Agricultural Society are determined to
spare no reasonable amount Of pains
to have good fair this falL providing.
always. that the people feel a proper
interest and cooperate in efforts to
render the exhibition successful. We
hope the fair this fall shall be of a high
character, such as it might and should
be msde BY the people of county of
such ample as TrumbulL-
Let US all resolve to do something to
wards adding TO the interest of our
annual fair.
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Farmers and Mechanics
A Speciality Made

VIII find it to their advantage to look at OF
Cassimeres. before making their purchases.
August q, 1867 REED ADAMS.
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In Boys Clothing, at
Augusta, 1861 REED x ADAMS.
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Machines to Give Away.

II HAVE THE BEST SEWINU
IL Machines. such as WnlcOr Z Gibbs. Douss-
tic and others. which / viii giyst to any one who
win sell 5 machines. one Of the sane they sell.
AM warrant them3 year, address Warren D.
and will call and seeyou-
Ell. GIBBS. Agent.
p. S.-Maehines Repaired.-I can az
any machine; will call and put your machine
in order or no pay. on receiving notice byletter.
At Warren Pc. Z. L. GIBBS.
August Z, lS67-5m.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices IS eeais per line first insertion.
Ten ets. per tiAs each subsequent insertion.
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Brick and Tile.

"Perleet Brieks'' Of the ordinary and Iarre
siEe also. with Tile offs III sizes frcm two 10 IT
inch es in the bore. always on hand md for sale
at my residence opposite the new cemetery.
May i5-6 HOVER AD9ATE.
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Peacher,s E~xamInatIon.

An examination for the teachers of TrumbuH
county. will be held at the Court House in War
ron, Monday. Sept. ID 1867, commencing at 10
O'Clock, g. m. By order Of the Board.
LAUREN COLEMAN.
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/

zSsSsf rs. 4 BS1tsf s,ssSSs2 Ga.
P1ercss Mr. ALFRED ]. HENRY and Mis-
JENNIE NOBLE. both Of BurEh Hu.
August I'd. BY james Christy. Esq, JOHN Fl.
hdlNH1d Of Vienna, and Miss SARAH
LODWIcK Of Champion.
August sd By james Christy ESQ, ELI FILL
AILE OF Soqthington, and ELIZA DOT
BUN OF hoHlsnd. HY.ll
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BIooNr1ELp. August 81. 1S67

B~LooXFIELDs August %, 1867
Mr.. EDITOR Pleas publish the
following cor of the match games
played by the Bloomfield B. B. Club
First, with the zoUAyE club of Rock
Creek, at that place on the 18th inst,
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Dairy Farm Cor sale.

The subscriber offers for sale mis- DAIRY
FARM. situate in Rowland. 2X miles from War
rem. containing 6 acres. in good state Of cult
walton. For particulars enquire Of
G. d. BRADFORD.
at his residence in Warren.
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FnrnimraI

Notwithstanding our late disasters, We have 4
complete assortment of Furniture. unseathei by
ere or food. that We will sell At low figures. Call
and look at it. at the old stand.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
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Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By Milan 4 Ward. we will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN WARD.
Tanners 4 Leather Dealers. under McCon-
nelPs. ID door south Of Smith 4 M'Combs.
March 6. 1S6T-6
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Breast Pin Lost.
For Rent.

For Rent.
Two rooms, to one or two single ladies. En-
quirein Schuberts new cottage house on Frank
lin Street. References required.
August q. lt<
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Magnolia Waier.-A delightful toilet artf-
ele-superior TO Cologne and at half the price.
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ForSaIe.

A fine q. Octave Piano-Forte Is on exhibition
at the National House. Warren, o., and Is
offered for sale on liberal terms bV
June OFT AD0LPHUS GRRTER.
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~@D NF1s
CLOSING PRICES.
0101-aA -A111
EXTRA Besyes5Fias. fat. well formed.
Butter and Cheese markets.

nfsrior-Light and thin cows x steers 8
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join N. SLuII "
Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgocd { Browns Store. River Block. Main
Street, Warren. Ohio,
May j, 1S67-tf
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August ~seven-Thirty Notes.

Any person having these Notes can get Gold
Bonds for themif they will present them at our
counter. The Secretary Of the Treasury has
attended the time for a few days for conversion.
We will furnish Gold Bonds for all August Sew
en-Thirties left with US on or before Wednesday 4.
September uth. on the most reasonable terms.
ThHis He last clGneeg III
4. J. MeLAIN &SeN.
Aug 2l-3t Bankers.
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New Goods New Rooms.

MRS POTTER HAVING JUST
1Il returned from the East with a larEestock
Of Millinery Goods Of the most new and desira-
bic styles. has taken the rooms over the Store Of
Andrews q Son, formerly occupied BY Mrs.
King. where she will be happy to wait upon all
who may favor her with their custom. All work
to give Subtraction.
Who that has rot q heart Of steel,
Does not a thrill Of pleasure feel,
When New Bonnets are for sale
Where flowers. beads and ribbons tWine
To deck the human face divine,
And in their duty never fail.
April q, 1867.
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Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block.
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen, give us
acan. - April q.
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Jas Mcconnell. Final Settlement of Assignee.
John McCaughtry. Partial Settlement Of
Mary Allison. Partial Settlement Of
Peter c. Allison -
ALBERT YEOMANS,
July 1867. Probate Judge.
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The Photographic Arr

Aus. q. ls67-2t
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No Young Man

August B-It
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8 9
Bloomfield. J / l 0 l ssh 4-8
FEy Clutches. ZouaYes. 13. Bloomfield. IA.
Qssed Catches. ZouaVes. 6. Bloomfield. 4.
Posed Bale. ZOuayes. 3. Bloomfield. Is.
Left on Bases. ZouRFes, Z Bloomfield, s.
Double Plays. Zouaves, /.
Home Rms. Bushnell. Of Bloomfield, j.
Time Of Came. 3hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire. c. T Harrington of Reserve Club.
Hudson.
Seorsrs. ZOuAyes. L. A. Kellogg. Bloomfield.
E. A, Brown. :
These three games were played by
the First Mines in each club. After
each game, ample justice was done by
the players, scorers and umpires to a
fine supper, proved by the club living
where the match was played.
Xorr-c frr,Iv
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"A week ago last Sunday = tornado
swept theesntAsrR part of Geauga county
near PAknsn tearing mp trees, prostra-
ting fencssaad smashing things general
lv
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Leather Market

GEuby and damaEsd Hides and Skins.
1Soh -
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NOTICE.
In Elijah @. Graham whose residence is IN
known. Is notified that Alice Graham. on the
18th day Of June. 1861. fled her petition in the
c1unty Of Trumbull. and State Of Ohio. charE-
ing the said Elijah g. Graham with being guilty
Of hsbitnal drunkenness. aud praying that she
may be divorced from the said REjnh 9. era
ham. which petition will be for hearing at the
term Of the said Court. commencing on the 18th
day Of November. A. D.. 1857
By her Atty. JOHN N. Stull.
July "a. 1s67-5t.
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DEATHS.


On the 9Th instant. at the residence of her son,
Lewis Hoyt IN warren. Mrs ABBIE NY
GAIT G0ODsELL. ageds 81 yea Is,
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Room For Rent.

Suitable for 3 small Fancy. News. Notion or
Cigar store. Enqaireatthe Post 0fice. Warren,
uhie. [JuRe 5, 1851
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PIOWs, PIOws. PIOws.
John M. SfulI

; The best steel PloEs in market at D. II. BKx-
Nets opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May /, ls67-tf
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Innings.

bloomfield. i aios ! : ~ IS i5-ss
Jockey 0 3 1 0 ? 1-l3.
Mssed GatcheE. JOCKEY. 4. Bloomfield. 2.
Passed BGHs. 9 each side.
LET on Base. Jockeys 8. Bloomfield. 9.
Home Russ. 7. 7. Wing /. Bushnell I. Of
Bloomfield club,
Umpire. ]. Morey. of Gustavus club.
Scorers. Jockey, Frank Fitch. Bloomfield,
Z. A. Brown. PLAY" called at 2-2c-elosed at
$685. hours.
& Third, with the ZoUAYEs of Rock
lagain) at Bloomfield on the
Dist. inst, as follows:
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Agents Wanted In Every County.
NEW MAP OF OHIO.

HOL0RED, in Counties, and
OTOEnshipS. giving the latest Railroads.
Surveys, DE-, With beautiful illustrated Border.
Distinguished Ohio Generals,
Views of State Institntions, &c. Price. mount
ed without cloth, Sl.5. Agents are elearirE$ S.
per day on this Map.
B. S. GREEN, IA Superior St
Aug. q. 1857
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ers. and i'm parting academic Instruction for the
year 1867. and is. will begin August 18th, No
vember 18th. and March 18th. For informa-
ton send Tor catalogue. or address.
Orwell. Ohio. July f,.sm
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ComPctIuon Dened
In Black Suits. at REED & ADAMS.
10 for sale.

A house and one and three-fourth acres Of
land. within fifteen minutes walk Of the Court
House, On easy terms. For PARTICULAR enquiry
Of E r Wise. Chronicle ohce. or Of Daniel
Marren. Aug. q. 1s67-sts
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Somefhinr New


It ia said that Nettsrfeld6 q Pew have the beet
and most reliable and convenient fruit jar in
market. Please call and examine this jar.
July 17-tf
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Chicago Cattle Market

During the past week thare has been a more
active movement on thepart ofoattle Shipper
The attendance Ofall classes ofbuyers was quite
liberal. and up to Thursday night there existed
4 healthy. strong demand. under which all of
ferings were readily absorbed. On Friday. how
ever. the market showed unmistakable signs Of
weakness. but By earnest and united efforts on
the part Of holders, prices were tolerably well
sustainoq- 1hS average quality of the arrivals
Wssmueh better than that Ofthe previous week,
and to this fact may be attributed IN no small
degree the improved tone of the market.
The severe losses sustained by drOvers the
previous week. says the Tribune. have not fully
retrieved. though the advance Of25a50c realized
during the present week has placed them on
their feet again, and restored. to a great ex-
tent. their lost confidence. Some expressed the
belief that present prices will be sustained, at
least during the month OfAugust. while others
are antieipaunga speedy reverse, The n nd
has been chiefly for good first and second class
steers, TO meet the wants Of the New York. Bos-
ton and Albany markets. and for fair heShy
steers and prime fat cows for home eonsump-
ton. and for the markets Of Detroit, Buffalo,
Cleveland and PITTSBURGH. OF the grades first
named there has been flair supply. and hold
ers have experienced little difficulty in realizing
at s.. 0OaI So. For one lot. very prime. $50
was obtained, but this was an extreme figure.
and cannot be relied upon. There was q good
of feeders from Ohio. Pennsylyania.
Indiana. and from sections Of our DIVE State.
eient 70 absorb all offerings suited to their
wants. With q few exceptions their purchases
we're made at and within the range of s. .00a5. so
though IN one OF two instances $o.6OE965 was
obtained The inquiry on local account was
limited chiefly to small lots to meet actual ne
e~essities. AZ prices ranging at SS.75a5.50 fur COM
mon mixed lots TO fair aeshy steers. and fat
cows and oxen. -G
The usual quiet prevailed on Saturday. The
receipts were light. and there was hardly q dog
en- buyers in attendance, so that the supply did
not fall greatly below the demand. Some 80
head changed hands. These were taken mostly
on local account. at substantially the ruling
rates Of Friday. The market closed steady with
the sale pens nearly empty.
CLOSING PRICES. 7
Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. we'll formed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaging
1.A0b and 7sSGI.SIZ
Prime Beeves-GoOd. we'll fatted. hne- 7
Iy formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to 100 Ds,
Fair Grades-r air steers. in fair flesh.
averaging l.0009l.2o Ds, at--....-... 5.7596.S
Class-Medium steers and
good cows. ft for city slaughter and
averaging SUO9l,00 bs, at---.. S4.OG5.O
took Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging ,6.I9IsOQ0 Ds
X ~ - II