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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs' MEETING.-At q
meeting of the Township Trustees, held
Saturday, June 10Th, the following bills
were allowed.F Koerner & Streng, grocer
les, SIG; E. Gaver, services as Director
S70; G. Diemer, services as Director, $40;
VIM. Fl. Gaver, burying psuper. $3.50; Phi
Ryan, .pauper purposes, 81; Thos. Fitz-
gerald, pauper purposes. $3.50. sg'ol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

sun STRoKE.-As the heated season is
now upon us, and persons engaged in out
door exercises are liable to sun stroke. it is
recommended that some simple expedient
such as wet handkerchief in the hat, or
shade of some kind to protect the brain
from the piercing rays of the midsummer
sun, be used to avoid its fatality.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
CtncInnati market-June es.r

FLOUR; I;Qaiet and uncha- ged. though feeling
wa rather heavy; ia nily >old At SI2 60 I3 so.
WHEAT-Uull and easier to buyer; sales of No.
COR Dull and prices little bett r than nOmi-
0AIS-Dull st 669s7c for No. 1. 4
RlCE-Dul!.
OPTION unchanged at 9sc for middling up
lands.
WhISKY-sirm at soc in bond.
POSh-Mess pork sold at S21 co, bet 1T was d IL
cult to buy ct is rate. Je the deuaDd peiLg lit
and difficult sell, the fe ling the part Of hoo
was such t at a large purchase conIl be made at
the quotations u gr.-...-s ~ -I5
BULK MEATS-Prices tendening upwards: sales
at Sc for shoulders: l0e for sides and at the close
holders asked an advance of 3S to 13c.aE7rz.
BACON-In good de and aud PFC stem upward;
sales at 9c fors Id rs;ll1c tor sides; 12x@ Exc
for clear sides, held at 1lSSl2c the latte.
HAMS-in active demand at ls6@i7c tor sugar
LARD-Dull and pricIs nominsli sales of prime i
BUTTER Unchansed. - 1ll l74 'Es.l y
CHEESE-U Unchanged ard quiet at Isc for West
ern Re erve, i@it3 GrF f5-9 f-t.- n - -l.gfa
EGGS-Stealy at Ice. .-H.l ~ .t...f-5s,, e =
SUGAR-Firm at I29l5c for raw. - ~ - =
E COFFEE-Firm at e53, @2sc for Rio, '- '-l ~
. 'LINSEED-DulI at 81 As 9-0D SH1 20 1i -..5 .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
Fire.

GUELPH, c. W., June 30.-A fire yester-
day morning destroyed Naughton & San
hams warehouse, containing $500 tuns OF
wheat and large quantity of butter; in
the balance in the North British Insurance
COMPANY. -... r.-.s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
From Portland

PORTLAND, Me-, June 29.-Iteports from
hole was stove in her starboard side.
Mails and specie were sent to Casper Oh
the evening of the 26th. Two -schooners
nave been loaded with her cargo and sent
ITO Quebec. --ra-e srr-
Weather fine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DOCKET
The Court of Common Pleas Docket fol
the ensuing week, commencing to-day, Is
as follows:
Aonddy-Henry Williams v. Jno. Brown
Constable Jas. II. Butler v. Jno. c. Groom
Sarah Armstrong's Administrator v. Chas
BreYfogle.
Tuesday-Thos. O'Harra v. Columbus &
Xenia Railroad Company; Jos. Caldwell v
John Charles; Philip Shapter v. w. H
Dunnick.
Wednesddy-Martin s. Rochelle v. Fra n
els Beatty; Thomas Burke v. Thomas Ag-
new.
Friday--Sarah D. Wilcox v. Fred. Ba.
der ct al; John D. Evans v. Andrew Man
ley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

BASE BALL.-The Crescent and Capital
B. B. Clubs played a match game on the
Capital Grounds at Stewards Grove, on
Saturday afternoon. The score shows that
the Capitals were slightly cleaned out. We
did not anticipate such result, and rather
guess the contestants did not. The score
stood as follows: -J.-.- .-f--t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

The MATERNAL ELEMENT.-Women are
queer institutions. Such friends and such
enemies as they areI5 When her love bid
her dare and do, for the object of her pas
sion, what can stay her? The summers
heat, the winters storm she braves without
murmur; the-sneers of the world, the re-
proaches of her connexions are passed con-
! temptuously by. Impelled by love that
man cannot comprehend and is not capable
of, she will brave all, endure all for the one
beloved.
And the firm step has slower grown and faint,
When even hope of saving Atn1 has failed e =
Msa's heart is fondest. and his woe most warm
when joys bright sun shines on Affections
But woman. thou canst love thro' danger and thro'
storm,
Unfading. chsngeless. even until death. sa'
And she can hate in the same high pres
sure manner. If you don't believe it, tell
her she dresses in ill taste. Tell her Miss
So-and-so is handsomer, attracts more at
tention, and is better girl every way. If
you don't wake up lightning we'll confess
you have met no woman but perfect an
GEL The poet seemed to have had his ex-
perience in this line when he wrote: r.
He'll hath no fury like woman scorned.
But all this is mere child's play to
the fury of q mother if her babe be in
jured. We saw an illustration of this in
the market on Saturday. A woman was
passing through among the crowd with
baby, some two months old, in her arms.
One of those women who are always push
ing through, and who carry unreasonably
large baskets, which, like the 1rishman's s
full sack, have nothing in them, in elbow
ing her way throughNhit the baby on the
head. 1t instantly gave evidence of being
the possessor of an immense pair of lungs
Tightening is a fool to the flash of the
mothers eye. iShe drops the baby amongst
vegetables on huckster's stand, and in
less time than it takes us to write it, the
basket woman's waterfall was in the gut
ter, her face scratched fearfully, her dress
torn from shoulders to waist, and she run
ming for State street like crazy woman.
Having vanquished her foe, the mother
adjusted her attire, picked up her darling
aud went of saying to it, I" Dds dey nassy
ting hurt mozzer's pootsy-itsy darling boy?
Hum, its mOzzer made her pay for it,
We thought we would rather hit five men
than lay the weight of a finger on that
baby. 1t would be safer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

EMIGRANT AGENTS REPoRT.-C. H. Cam
pen, Emigrant Agent, reports the arrival
OF 1882 emigrants at this point during the
week ending Saturday, June 10Th. Eighty
six OF them remain in Columbus. The
others DESIGN making locations as fnlln1us !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

,TRAcHERs EXAMINED. The County
Board of School Examiners. at their ses-
sion on Saturday examined five applicants
for teachers certificates. Two of these
were rejected. The other three passed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
SurratI,s Trial.

WASHINGTON, June pa. j. Weichman
was again on tue stand and cross-eXamined
until the adjournment of the court, which
was early, owing to the illness OF Judge
Fisher. Nothing of importance was elic-
lied
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED DURING THE
MONTH OF JUNE.-There were but 81 mar
riage licenses issued during the month of
June against 81 for the same month last year.
We can tell you, young folks, this sort of
thing won't do. What is to be the future
Of this Republic if throughout the country
there be an equal falling off? Get married.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

BEEF GATTLE-The Offering at the scales dur
ing the past week amouni t. 700 hesd, nst 66s
last eek. OF the number offered, 3s5 cad came
from Obi. ass from Vest Wing ma. an p flom JEFF
railroad and 2s fr Maryland on foot snd By beat
OF the receipts 100 head were sken for p sds p "a
to the vernment agent. 80 % ersziers an country
butchers and balance taken BY Baltimore bu chers.
Prices to-day ranged follows did lows l. ID
Seaawsgs at a So fair Cows at IS 509e 80; stock
Steers e SIS Se Ses6 75 common Steers 81 oog7 Is I'd
100 Ibs-very few the latter price. 1he,e prizes
show decline of about IS cents per 100 lbs on the
rates Of last week.
Sdf EP-T The supply this week was not large hut
the demand is light and prices without ohapee.
Lambs are Sc ling at s3 rs per h. .ad. few very
fine were he'd at h gher prizes. =, = III -
HOGS-Supp nodeaate, bat prices unchans ed:
Gales at SyG9 50 Per 100 lbs net. I5 ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

HAD HIS LEG BRoK EN.-A man named
Evan Roberts, a plasserer, was assaulted
while walking on High street, between
Spring and North, on Saturday night, by
three. men, one of whom hit him on the
leg, near the ankle, with a stone, breaking
the leg and otherwise injuriDg him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

DETRo1r, June 29-The trunk factory OF
Dewey & Brady and the last factory of
Mumford, Foster & Co., were entirely de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated
at $25, 900; partially insured. ts-..----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

8 ORGANfzATIoS OF THE ExEcUTIvE CON-
MIrTEE.-The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Franklin county met in Thurman
Hall on Saturday afternoon, and organized
by electing Jos. Falkenbach. Chairman;
John n. Pugh, Secretary; and John 81.
Martin, Treasurer. The other members OF
the Committee are Richard 81. Snowden,
j. NJ, Briggs, Phil. Hess and William
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

SOCIAL BALL-The patrons of Terpsi-
chore will do well to remember that Alf.
Jelletf will give social ball at Ambos
Hall, on the evening of the Sd of July. +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

OYEING AND CLEANING.-Every descrip-
ton of goods dyed and cleaned with the
utmost care and dispatch at the New York
Fancy Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment,
No. s East Town street. 29-4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-There were nine
marriage licenses issued during the week
ending Saturday, June 10Th, as follows
Monday. 8; Tuesday, 2; "Wednesday, 2:
Thursday, none; Friday, none; Saturday, 2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

In Coop HEALTH.-C.g II. Campen in
forms US that 4 report received from the
physicians OF the quarantine at Baltimore
aanodnces that the emigrauts arriving
there are generally iE q good state of
health k.sLsblr 5-slE3 E.-rtEf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

County, INF1RMARY.-Last week we re-
ported 149 inmates in the County 1nfirmary
During the past week two were discharged
and twelve received, leaving 159 paupers
there on Saturday last.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

FILED SATURDAY.-On Saturday the
Union Iron Company filed its certificate of
incorporation In the Secretary of States
ONCE. Capital stock $4Oo 600, in shares of
500. Principal Offices in Washington
township, Lawrence county, and Jeffersoni
township, Jefferson county. John Camp
bell. Thos. NJ. Convey, P. S. James, James
Y. Gordon, VIM. w. Bolles and r. Mather
are the corDOratOrs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
; Archbishop purcell.

New YORK, June 29-The Herald's
Rome special says: Archbishop Purcell,
of Cincinnati, will have assigned to him a
post of honor on the right hand of the
Pope at the grand st. Peters ceremony on
Saturday. Every attention, in fact, is be.
ing shown to the American Bishop and
others. * % A'ia ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01
Dsathfrom yellow Feve,

New ORLEANS, June 29-One death from
yellow fever was reported to-day. .Tht
disease has not yet assumed an epidemic
shape. as --..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

FOURTH oE JULY CELEBRATIoN.-We We
print below the Order of the Day, Order OF
Procession and Route of March agreed
upon for the celebration of the approach
ing Fourth of July, and the dedication Of
the new City Park: s,s1i
Order of the Day.-At sunrise a Federal salute Of
command of Capt Burde. at which lime al the bells
Of toe CT will be rung, under direction OF the Cniel
public and private buildings will be displayed dur
ing the day. At sunduwn National salute OF tnir-
order or Prccessfon.-The procession will form
at half past o'clock Broad street, right resting
on EOoEth in the following order; -. .;d,
Hemmersbach's Brass Band.
Goldstresm Zouayes, Capt, Hayden.
Emmet Guarls Capt. neLany,
Light Artillery. Capt. Burdell.
Colam bus Msennerchor in charge of their officers
Columbus Turnverein. in charge Of s f6cers.
Carriages containing The Orators Of the Day. the
Mayor and City Council the President. Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries OF the Day. lci
Columh nus Fire Department.
All other Societies who may wish to join the pro
Route of Procession. West on Broad to Fourth
Fourth to North; North to High; High to Broad
BrIad to Third Third to Town; Town to Fifth; Eiftb
SSSss f N IL Ss o "a r he GS sT
will be as follows: Music by Hemmersbach's Brass
Band National Ode will then be sung by the Co
lumbus Menhe erchor the reading of the Declara
ton of Independence an Grafton in &, glish Mn
sic by the Band. and fonowed by an Grafton in Ger
man; Ml>ic by the Band.
The 0fieers selected By the commitiese to preside
President Of the Day-D. W. Desher.
pfce Preside ,ts-First Ward, Thomas L9%ngh
Ward, Frank Stewart; Fourth Ward, Isaac Eberly;
Fifth Ward, Major Jacob Reinha.d Sixth Ward
z: +. Jaeger; seventh ard, William L.. Ross
Eighth Ward. E. b. B.Armstrong; Ninth Ward. Dan
iel Carruic ael.
,Se,retariss Joseph Falkenbach. Henry Miller.
George j. Haffner, Jr.
Orators of the Ddy.-Judge Allen G. Thurman
and n. Otto Dire sci.
Reader Declaration of Zadependence.-L. Don
aldson, ESQ.
4drSAa1s,-I. Il. Marrow. H. NJ. Falling Jno. Q
Adams. ii. Booth
The Marshal and his Aids, with the Officers of the
Military, will maiatain order on the ground.
FIRE Works.-At half pat o'clock in the eve
ming, there will be srand display of Fire Works
at the West front of the State House. under the
direction or q, A. Wagner.
BY order OF Chief Marshal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

F1oHT ON BROAD STREET.-There was
right lively little fight on Broad street, on
Friday evening, between some five or six
persons. The gentleman who attempted
TO act the part of peaee-make got both eyes
blacked. he says that although he thought
the party owed him Something for his good
offices he did not expect to get q mote of
haad payable on sight, 80 s73'K
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! view YORK narket--Jnne go. ~,

- sNeSv1gf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90. aFg-s
C0TTON-Firmer; sales at ss1Ec for middling up-i
FLOUR-Market less active and l5asoe lower:
= o iOT aad g
Do; so o9l SO fer shipping obio; sli 90 : Is 90
at sii g5gi4 90 Rssaour without change. 'AiSs :
aSqIl: hssys and nominal .a
BARRLEYSeDull. .rsla rls5 @a"
UORN--Market dull and shade lover: sales at
81 e6Sl o8 for. W mixed western; 81 os9 10 for Z
G. oiee do; 81 10 for old mixed Aweste. al at and
S79S, " for unsouud. avrrs s-a- q Z t-'-f% . -
OATS BE '; and 5:sso lower; sales a. aNs74ke Z
wOOL-Dull; sales at IS asao for half 'mestic' :
ece; 51S423Sc for superfne Pulledi 5OD5ec for
hEATBER-Very firm. and fair business. Ga z I
C0FFEENTery quiet AND 6rm.s s.s..z5 s4ss ~
SUGAR1FiTm; sales Cuba 1l<SllKc.
H0PsooE6;SsT Dun. eislsI sGa ssr5 q 81 loJi
rrRoLEU NJ Steady at 149o for crude. and ],
P0hK--Heasy and lover: sales At $50 ss9si 50
dor dor 1Ss s @ o sIosns ~ 81 i o. cash. $40 e for
l.oo ~ new mess, July ana August. selie. s option
BEEF HAMS Quiet ct sss 90 SO 50. ..s.s7..z
BACON-Qdiet and firm as lOze for Cum berland =
cut; l21e for short clear; iO1ic + long cut b. ms
CUT MEAlS,Qulet at sx99Hc tor shoulders.
BUTTER-Unehanged. f71l3 : ~ DAS
CHEESE-Heavy. SET r.
'= e LATEsT-5 pm. EfsTF n
FLOUR-Dull and 15995c lower, decline chiefly
medium and common grades.
WHkAr-Very dull; sp ing nomin Hy at 395o
lower and SC ,rcely any inquiry. q 3 . - D .
RYE-Nonin.l at 81 IS al so for western. --.fss9 a
UArS-D all and decidedly lower: western nomi-
nal at u 73; Ohio s2@r4c . J Vfflr ~ - 4
C0RN-Dull aud heavy at 81 o591 O9 for good to
prime new mixed western. - Il u ~ r4r er-- n,
PORK-Heavy;. mess $50 si@e1 90 cash. and
S2 O6 regular. closing with sellers 81 S2l 90 cash,
and with buyers at $40 S. sellers s2l Is regular,
buyers S2l CO. Gl.cl fufI nd r g frri'1 -l77, .
BEEF-Qui-t and uncbanged.s 2 u d .
CUT MEATS-St 6aly and moderately active. ~
BACuN-Quiet an firm at l0x9loZc for Cum. >
berand cut; l2Hc for short cear.6 1zs-lrif 81 fs
LARD Quiet at 12h 9l2xcf lair to prime. and D
steady: l2sS2l2aI for kett rendered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

CoLDsfREaM ZoUAvas' B1LL.-The Cold
stream Zouaves after the festivities Of the
Fourth are over, win give grand Inde-
pendence ball, at their armory at night.
We don't know where or how one can
more pleasantly pass the night than at a
ball given by the Coldstreams. They do
get things up so nicely. Besides the other
attractions, all the pretty girls of Columbus
attend the Coldstream's balls.
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Trial.

q RICHMOND, june 29.-The trial of the
9th of May rioters commences before Judge
Meredith Monday. -- @ lgA "a
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Arrived.

NEW York, June 29.-The steamer San
Francisco, OF the Nicaragua line, has ar
"a
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Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, N,
SO North High street, will be attended to
by.ss.iasf1 20 d z rJH E. CoRNELIsoN.
oct27-tI ia7i7
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new york STOCK .slarket-June 60.

STOCKS Ohio Certificates 2e,f 926 x; Cutnber-1
land 36% g371; Quicksilver ~ 932; WesoerC Union,
Telegra3h Az 9z5; Pacific Mail 400 l40X; Allan 10
Mail preferred l400l40K; Atlantic lo99l0oS; New
1O9H9ll0; Reading lG9 SlOgS; MicligAn Southern I,
7SA97e: Pitt. .burgn S5K965k; Toedo i2I91:1k:
Rock L land 95T s5x: EorlhxesterD AK ASK; do
pr ferred ei Ge4%i Fort " ayne OhSloi; Tolsdo-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

PANIc-STRUcK BEAUTY.-It is terrible
shock to charming woman-indeed, to
qny woman-to find that her teeth are "be-
ginning to CO." Never will any human
being who uses the fragrant SozoDoNT,
while the teeth are still sound, make that
discovery. Even when decay has COM
nenced. it Immediately stops its progress.
+ june26- -eod1w Al AL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. ~. ~. Fl june26- deod2w&w2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

The PARIS ExPosTrIoN.-The Mason 6
Hamlin Cabinet Organs are attracting
much attention at the Paris Exposition.
rhe correspondent of the Neuo York Jour-
nal Of Commerce, after alluding in very
complimentary terms to the American
pianos in the Exposition, continues
Nor is less artistic skill and taste dis
played in the fine Cabinet Organs of
Messrs. Mason Sc Hamlin, which are
acknowledged to excel whatever has yet
been effected in the quality and sweetness
lfstones produced from reeds. The exhi-
bition of these has been great success,
and has taken Partisan artists and build
ers quite by surprise, because they were in
great measure unprepared to find Amer
lean mechanical genius developing itself
so much upon objects relating to the agre-
nsent and luxury of life, as upon those
which have regard only to profit and utili-
ty. The cases of these magnificent Cabi-
net Organs have also been extremely ad-
mired for their design and execution, in
both of which respects they are allowed to
rival the best productions of the Faubourg
ST, Antoine"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

Row In THE MARKET.-On SATURDAY
Charles Lyon got excited over some real or
-fancied indignity offered him, in the mar
fstsr,ace. and refused 20 be comforted. ln
point of fact Charles kicked up quite row,
and when requested 20 desist by the Mar
:'ksk Master turned on him and gave him .
scotch blessing. His wrath overcme bis
; ;iudgment, SO he slapped young woman's
mouth. For this he was arrested and TAX
en- before the Mayor. As the witnesses
were not all present when the case was
1callell, the trial was continued until to-
morrow morning a''a " s's3' tj,oas,z I, a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-01

- ~ TRANsFERRED SATuRDAY.-The follow
xing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on Saturday:
VIM. Domigan, Sheriff, to james Brown
Z June 18th, l3 acres of land in Washington
Township. for 1880.
Daniel Spsyd to Otterbein University
January 4th, 1852. lots Nos. 81 and 20 In the
Town of Westerville, for 500. si al..s-1
sssisanauel B. Allen and wife to Henry
Hubbs, July srd. 1852, lots Nos. 20. q and
"a In Bright Il Souder's addition to the
town of Westerville, for 5000. .,riiic3h
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AlieghenY CatiIeI Marke fE.stTafssesza:s..

Allegheny Cattle markeE-JGfIss=sas q =. :
.CATRLE-The marEst since our last vas dull
with very light denand- Previous prices were
maintained owing to the limited amount that was,
offered. The number sold smv IS to 295 head ior
which we have the fig res, and los head term n
made public. tai 4U3 head The &eather iig
eX 'tsSive warm operated a. q check trade gem
orally. The different qua tiles may be note l.
lows: Common IS 50@6 so per cwt; m edium grades
SO 00@6 SO, very choice, Of winch only limited
number were offered. brought 80 Oe99 %. The
dutlness in the eastern markets have rod ced q
SINH effect here. The Operations LOT the past two
weeks were as follows: 5it -
June .24o. .S5 90 3 50
June 81 ....-.. s 5ta9 So
Being an increase in >ales of SO head. The whole
number of cattle weig- ed on the scales ere 4-e
head. ..' .s----s q --" ? -sil@ ~ 70 issafli9
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The market during the
week was well ,upplied with goo re all demand
manded good figures at IS 5093 90 gross. 1Dferidr
lots were hard to dipose Of. Since g late DndlLg
OF the Grand jury buyers of the latter description
were not SO plenty. =. -..-- :
Lambs. find really purchasers at various prices.
ranging from $3 10 to 5094 90 per head. TIE tp-
eratio1s for the past two weeks were: ll-.aI 2II
June 90. a. o046 90
jun y: 200. ,--.----.-.... SOC 90
HOGS-The demand was even below the pre-
vious week. The sales were ony few besd far
butehering purposes. Prices hsve further declined,
The sales for the past two weeks we're:
Juue 20. &c 0f@f SO
June N.-...-..... ....75.. 1907 90