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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
TRTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
LILY ON THE ISLAND, FRONTING AR
MORY SQUARE.
~ By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June lst,
E"% A. ls67, and duly recorded in Liber f. C.
.E, No. 6, folio 3T, &c, of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c., and by direction of the
is secured frnn, thereby, we will sell at public
day OF March, A. ID. 1879. at O'Clock p. M, Lot
nnmbered thirty seven, 3l in the recorded subd-
vision OF Square numbered four hundred and sixty
Two: 46zJ In the city OF Washington, ID. c., with all
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, (of which $50 must
be paid at sale;) the deferred payments in six and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale Sc
cured by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the
Trustees. W ''AS
Terms OF sale to be complied with within six day
after day OF sale, otherwise the Trustees resery
the right to resell the property after one week,
notice, az the rsk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser S cost.
MM. IL. WARD T.,...
WM. A. WARD,{ trustees.
fe 2l-eo&ds GREEN civilians, Aucts
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In virtue Of two writs of ieri facias issued from
the Clerk Office Of the SupremeC Of the District
OF Columbia, holding an Equity Court, and to me di
rected Will sell at public sale for cash. at the front
OF the Court house door of said District, on FRI
DAY the 18th day of March next lS7O at IL clock
NE following property, to wit All Zacharish
an undivided fourth in and to the whole of Lot No
2, and part q Lot Nc =, agrseably to Webb Brad
Il contained within the following metes and bounds
Beginning at the southwest corner Of said lot No s.
and running thence due east with the line of III
street north 80 thence due north 100 feet thence
due west feet and thence due south 100 feet to the
place OF beginning, together with all and singu ar
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property Of Zachariah McElfresh and will be
sed to satisfy executions Nos $50 and 573 i'm favor
OF Mary Ellen McElfresh. ALEX SHARP,
lie 10 d u. s. Marshal n q
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AUCTION SALES.
R1 GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SIG. SDutheast Corner 7th and N straat.

RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
By order of the Hon. Orphans Court of the Dis.
uict OF Columbia. shall sell at Green Williams
auction rooms. the Personal Effects OF the late Wn,
h-Hodge, deceased ,on SATURDAY the 5ti in ant
al ~ O'Clock n. m. for cash.
NH S,st 0' 'He Gitsylf GREsN WfiGIkms. GIkm Auc,.
HEADERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
IL OFFICE CHIEF QCARTERNAsTgR,
RICHMOND, Va, February 26, 1870.
Will be sold at public auction, at 10 o clock 4. m
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
recently vacated by United States troops at
LYNCHBURG, Va,
PETERSBURG, Va, and
NORFOLK, Va.
Terms Cash' in legal currency. on the day of sale
states Army. JIG. CHANDLER
Breyet Colonel Quartermaster e y. Army
m2-6t Chief Quartermaster, Department Virginia
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
Vm; We shall proceed to sell, on the premises, at
-. PuDiie auction part Of Lot 4, in Square 5l6 sit
Mated on street north, between 4th and 5th streets
Ihe Lot Is % feet front by l2 feet inches in depth
running back to 81 feet alley The street is paved
stone -
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six, ,
WE'VE and eighteen months, for notes bearing
interest," and secured by deed of trust the premi
ses One hundred dollars to be paid at the time of
chaser
NH Id GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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$4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
ACCTION, AT THE STORE OF FRANCIS
PROTT, No. 426 SEVENTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN ID AND Z STREETS.
R66n We shall sell at auction, on TUESDAY
EVENING. March lst, at o'clock, and
7" continue EVERY EVENING during the
- week. large assortment of Gents Calf
Boots and Caters, and Ladies' Boots, Shoes, &C.
J. 7. COLDWELL & co, Auctioneers.
T.. X. l.. CROWN, Salesman.
GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT RETAIL
ENEh1 IA al great sacrifice. mhl-aF
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MARRIED.

DAlLf-MCkONE- On the 10Th of January b
heN ather StOnc~treet, at - Alloy ysiu- Church
HkNKf j; DAILY 10 Miss ANNIE McKONE
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY MORNING, March 5th,
same hour and place.
ii. =. &. WILSON, Trustee,
m Id COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY the lst day of March,
at ~ O'Clock, when il will be held at our Auction
kOams, instead Of on the premises advertised.
By order of the Trustee.
fe25 so2t COOPER 4 LATINER auct.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is UNAyOIDABLY
POSTPONED until SATURDAY, March 9Th same
hour and place. By order of Trustees.
fe25e eoSds w l. WALL, a 90 Apcts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
u AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 9TH and d sts.
A VALUABLE TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT AT AUCTION
E. d. 1870, at O'Clock D. M, we shall sell on the
sApremises Lot No: d, in VIM. Wilson's subdi-
vision OF original Lot Nos I, and S, in Square No.
81. with the improvements, consisting Of a we'll
built Frame Dwelling house, fronting on 10th street
west, between and z streets north, making q nice
Terms $500 cash; balance in 8, IL and Is months.
Tor notes beariug interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveysncing and rev
enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
fe q GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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10y COOPER LATlMER Auctiopeers.
- successors to James T.. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn avenue and IIth afro
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The real Platform.

The real intent and meaning ofthat
wing of the Democratic party which trf'
umphed in the Convention ut Charleston
is clearly indicated by the MArtlnsburg
Valley Star, Democratic paper of the
"rel-llot," Brick Pomcroy type, 1t thus
comments on tho course Of the KanAwha
Republican and GrOenbricr INDEPENDENT
in advocating the Amendment:
We ure surprised at such respectable
Democratic papers like the Independent
and Republican, advocating the adoption
Of the Flick Amendment What we want
and what the people want is to succeed IN
clecting men 10 the Legislature, not ID
incorporate the Flick Amendment, but to
adopt instant legislation permitting the
people To vote Immediately upon propo'
sitiOn calling delegate Convention to
amend the Constitution Of the State, SO
as to permit all classes Of citizens to vote
not Otherwise prohibited by the laws ol
the Uuited States, in the reconstructed
Suites Of the South, and also to adopt
such other amendments us mGy most con-
duce TO the future welfare and good gov
ernment of the people. Let this be done
and In one short year-lOt three as pro
posed by the Flick Amendment, all our
woes shall cease.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

.........|r 4, a-1r BALTIMORE, July7.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle this week
being very small, gaVO holders q decided adVan-
tage, and they were enabled to advance tho price
A@Kc per ID on All grades. Buyers were not
disposed at 6rst 10 respond, but finding that sell.
crs would not mako any concessions, they were
forced to purchase At Tho advance, and soon the
market became very active. and continued 10
until all the offerings were sold. There was
nothing doing In stock cattle. Prices ranged a.
follows: Very best beVv0S at g 9569 %; gen.
orally rated ant quBllty q & 7t9S %: medium
or good lAtr quality, 81 0097 30: ordinary thin
steer, oxen aud cow, 80 9646 q; inferior and
lowest grades Of cattle, IS 00s46 7S General av.
eragS q the market t9.dSy. g q extreme range
nom % 7O97 % per 100 lbs. ofthe receipts, ss6
head came nom Ohio, a9l lFon1 Reat Rtrglnle,
llS from Virginia. and y rom Maryland; total
receipts, $40 head, same time last year ! ,lOG
SHIRP-H Have been coming forward nthGr more
freely the past week, but With an active demand
there has been no accumulation Of stock, aud
prices h8vo advanced about No, per lb on last
weeks quotations. Good open!Wool sheep are
wanted. Prices to-day ranged as folloWB: Fair
to good sheep at 405c; good to extra 105kc per
ID gross Stock sheep 81 76626O per head.
Lambs at q 70 a pCr head. Receipts this week
39al head, against 2S9l last week, aud 81 head
same hme last year.
HoGs-Thu receipts during tho past week were
quite short, aud with fair inquiry prices have
slightly advanced, tho market cIoSlng arm atquO-
tAtlons. Prices to-day ranged as follows: at $i9
9l3 90 per 100 lbB net Receipts this week !, ,S1l
head, against 6,l9l last week, and 4,5fl head
same time last year.
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Laaeaa 81 e9s taSpS5I y EsIS ..l ali

taken WltIlSplSulS anu ctulupSt tue aEAlS
and hands Of all, except spoeri, were
swollen TO IN immense size, and covered
with purple and black spots, from which
the blood oozed out, indicating, as the
physicians informed us, clear case Of an:
Etm6l b6isoht J There d some difference Of
opinion astohoWjtIle parties were poison.
cd; but the prevailing one, and the one
entertained by the physicians, Is that the
kpOisonHt t6eyp yputtil carcass swasS Sab.
sorbed through tho pores 0f the skin, and
by this means communicated to the entire
system. bLr. Friant died on Sunday
morning ip great agony. MI. spOPriSwhO,
BY the by, was not afflicted with the pur.
pie or black erhptfohs on the hands and
arms, died on Monday, having been un-
conscious almost ltoll the. h9yr herwas
tirst taken whtIG the, wife and child Of
FriantareI yet alive although there Is 1T.
tic hope entertained Of the recovery OF
the former. The child, who took but lit
lie part iiisth6 dissection Of the COW, is
lcSs affected thariJ any,of the others, and
great llopeis entertained Of his recovery.
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OGrlCE or DAILY IxrEI1I0ENcEn,

.'. ". f-' ''' WBDNASDAEt buIy 4o' AotV'
BrTrER-Teld at 16c for good to prime fresh
and 1sc for choice. W. :" ''''I q
BRooMsA Store prices; Fancy $5 80; No. 8 %
BEANs-Dull at g OO09 % per bus.
CIEEsK- Dali at 14c for Dairy, and 15c fol
Goshen.
ciRBoS oi1-Dull but firm at &c, and nc
charge for package. '' "
CoPrEE- We quote primo 10 choice Rio at 2lG
92Xc; choice to fancy 2S09s<c. e N" h
CmcKESs-sales Of live sprlpE chickens by
tue dozen q sOSs 90. ,.,,,.',.-
Zoos DroOplug. Wenow quote at ISc.
FIsu-LaEc ncrrlug q Is; White Fish s. %
Lake shad q 9S; No. medium MAckerel s. Is
No. medium $s %; No. large $iS % per hall
bbls. h q, ..I.ug.. ID, ;.,f.,,...,,s0.. d.
FLouR-Dull but firm. We quote fancy at s.
@s 90; white wheat at % 80; red wheat family
at S 7SaG Is. Rye Flour $5.25. Pacific Milli
faucy 80 90; family IS 70. l ....al a.ni
.GRAIN-Wheat-M Market unsettled and prices
lower at 81 1901 90 for strictly choice white, and
81 O5Go1 10 Tor No. rcd. corn-Demand m0dcr
ate aud confined 10 wants Of local trade, and Il
held at 75C. 0att-QuIOt and unchanged at 4Sc'
Rys-s0C !. "a Is.l L..s sag'sls.It4' y
GLAss.-FIrst quality sxl0, 81; 1Oxt2, a 20,
second quality sxlO, 8 %; 1Oxi9, 3 30 ? box q
80 feet. Discount 10 per cent irt Ugc
GNsESG-iOC . h.. iB uui.r3
IIAr-Unchangcd loose may be quoted al
$40 90. Baled-$lS 90. D,lts fl,4ns"HI. u
LARD On-$1 80 for extra winter strained.
1 lNAn4-1Odato GOd, - 90; Sd to- Oh. a. %; Cd
to I'd 81 bO!nt s,gya Lu 'ysulrf, Nr
PRoyIsloRs-In steady demand at quotations
Sugar cured canVassed hams at &c; Iamily do
21091Hc; shoulders, 14EG; clear sides, lsc; clcal
rib, lie. Mess Pori, sS1. Lard Is quoted at16Ht
in tIerccS, and 1sHe in kegs. g,! H", 10
RlcEAFlrm; primo South Carolina eye.
sYRurS-B Baltimore 6d065c; New York 7b0s0c
Choice Dhps sSc. .,j . liui g.; gfnG u
suGNRs-Ncw Orleans 12Jf0lSXc; Porto Rict
110I9Hc; Cuba 1t@lIxc; Crushed 14%0l6c; a
coHeo l4c; B CoasolSxc; @ Coffee 1870! q .,
SoDA-Best New Castle 6Hc In keg. 1'o.
SoAr-FamIly SIC; GerMan 7e; Eastern II
019c. +" '''.' ~ .'''l'. = - a'" %
srAncn-7 -7Ssc; Maizena, 1aot4e. HN.H 1
snoF AND LEAD-Bar Leadl l2c 2 lb.; shot 8 q
q bag. M .,.. ..
sAEr-DaIry 8 IS; Ohio River q II. .'' '
sNuPF-TOc; do. in boxcs Of six dozen s ..
ToBAcco- Firm; Manufactured unchanged
Navy Gsa75c; dark los aud Ks aSO75e; bright 10
and 1Is 7O0sOc,
TkA-eunpowdcr 81 spai 7s; Young HysOn
81 SO01 90; Black $16t TO- r
wooI-35a &c, according to condition aud
quality. ,l.r,
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FOREIGN NEWS:
RdrJp ssaspTla5a5E Lille
Brighter.
HohenzOlIern Internationally With
"a drawe, but Active FRrePaFas
XII ti3aGD tfSSs Y99r Go Op.
Withdrawal Of Prince Leopold from
.OISI ,JI CaRdidatdfe! ljlEr D

Withdrawal Of Prince Leopold from
.Ot6l ,JI CaRdidathEe! ~ jtr. 10
NEW YoRK, July 13.
"a cable specialize the New York Her
aid, dated London, July -, says: The
formal withdrawal Of Prince Leopold Inns
been telcgraphed to Madrid. His action
Is based solely on the ground that, in con-
sequence Of the insult 10 Spanish honor,
the ,COrtes would be guided ~ their votes
BY a determination to uphold the indie
pendence Of the nation, and therefore the
election would not be q spontaneous and
sincere expression in favor Of the Prince,
without which he would not be willing 10
ascend thethrone. I,ae Iraa' '''
" Prussia Maintains Her Ground.
Prussia q maintains her dignity :, IN.
tact, and yields not an inch 70 the French
demand. ..5 Gu, nr,teg aglr;imoI
Attitude Of Great Britain.
The British Government has addressed
q circular note 70 its representatives
abroad, defining Its position in Spanish
affairs. The note deprecates the diSCour;
tesy Of Spain in conceallDg from friend
" power It's negotiations with foreign
Prince in connection with the Spanish
throne, aud regrets the threatening tone OF
France which Is calculated. 10 obstruct
explanations and an amicable settlement,
and approves Of Prussia's position in the
absence Of proof Of her, completely In tho
intrigue. While the election Of Prince
Leopold would be destitute of political i'm
portance, England will do all in her
power To induce him 70 withdraw In order
TO preserve the peace Of Europe. "'al
The. French Ministerial Organ on the
mral- withdrawal
q" .l.tt. New York, July, 13. ,
The Paris ministerial organ has the
following; The Government has testi.
mony. That tlie'candilature Of Prince Hob.
GnzOllern Is withdrawn and the peace ot
Europe will not be disturbed. We are
satisfied that a Hohcnzollern will not
reign in Spain We demand nothing
more, and rejoice at the pacific solution
Of tim uIlpStiOn ''' III
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FRANCE.
Tho Excitement in Paris Tuesday
Evening.


PARIS, JuIy19.
A cable special to tho Herald says tue
excitement here over tho quarrel with
Prussia Is tremendous. On the BoursC
and Boulevards and in Cafes and Clubs
heated discussions are going on and per
sonal encounters are not untrcquent;
Ministerial agents arc exciting the people
against Prussia. They charge that the
nlangling of Count Benedetti's tclegrNns
and the detention Of trains yesterday; were
Prussian tricks to gain time. Military
activity Is undated. A fleet is un.
der orders for tho Baltic, and will be
commanded by Admiral de Ia GraYiene.
General DpnaN Is ready % Smateh on
Edxembourg with aItarhy ofsfxty thou
sand men. ...s
The Ministers Of War, Marine and
Finance had q protractcd interview with
the Emperor to-day. H., 49,,
The Opposition charge that tho violent
speeches OF Duke do Grammont and NJ.
Olivier were inade by tho express direc-
tion of the Emperor, who Is devoted to
the interests Of the Prince Astlrias.
They also S0y tho Empcr0r's motive Is
personal ambition, and rldicule the idea
dfFa tlecrepid invalid leading an army
with u child Of fortune us an aid. II.
A Questionable Rumor that Leopold
.ss Accepts. n.a-l -
A questionable dispatch from Dusscl-
dort this morning, says that Prince Leo
pold accepts the Spanish crown on condi-
tion Of the immediate declaration ol war
against France should Eio latter attack
Germany.
A Better Feeling in Paris.
l Tie Bohrse opened firm; rehtea 7Ot
80 centimes. There is a better feeling
everywhere. 1t Is certain that several In
tcrpellations will he made in the Corps
Iegislatif :, to-tl8y t1Iehing Illei Spanish
Gpesti6G. II & fbelIeged Tint SOME par.
ties In the Chamber wish 70 force the
Government into a declaration Of war
against Prussia. '-.'
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LEOPOLD, the Prince of HohcnzoIlcrn,
has yielded his chances Of crown for the
sake Of peace and formally Withdrawn
from the cahlidacy for the throne ot SPUN.
This ought 10, but we fear II does not, as.
sure the peacc Of Europe. Tho latest
kilograms show no cessation In the work
o6pGeparhg torYar. France ID especially
active, aid II We hear less about move
ments in Germany VIC may be sure the
Prussian government Is equally vigilant
The news to-day confirms tho belief that
France is resolved on war, with or with
out unreasonable tpretext.i 1t isSpoSsible
all this show of fight Is only
intended to influence diplomacy. But
Prussia is power that does not scare,
and even II NAPOLEON only intends game
Of bluff, he may find 4, played too far TO
admit Of retreat; ma ds lie has by his az.
gpdsslkc Sn1 1'arrpgaht attitudg already ar
rayed the moral sense Of disintercsted ma
gtionsS Sgalnst him, he might feel compel
to fight even II it were not his wish, to
save himself h6mi contempt (Wecannot
but conclude, therefore, that a breach Of
tile ipeacc'of EurOpsis Extremely proba.
hle.! As # now apparent that NAPo-
Icons real grievance waA not HoHEN-
zoLLERN's; candidature, so it appears tie
unconditional. withdrawal Of the latter
does not restore satisfaction. q The threat.
ening attitude of the French Government
is maintained, and being SO, Prussia, TIP
German statesand Spain arepreparing to
repcl threats with threats, or To meet force
with force, should the extreme issue he
reached. Where there Is so much com.
blstible war material, in y highly indam;
mable condition, spark may touch it of.
One cause Of war being removed another
may arise as suddenly and Unexpectedly
rs ii did. Where there Is real purpose
10 fight 1t Is not hartl 10 find something to
fight about; and there are enough old
grudges between France and Prussia, and
all around Europe to involve oil parties rs
soon US the first blow is struck.
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AlIeghenY Live stoek aIarket.

MONDAY, july IL, 1871. 'l
The arrivals last week were SO car,
loads, which shows an increase OF s oveI
last week, and would indicate tho arrival
Of some $50 head, which added 10 those
drove to market, would swell the number
10 over COO. ,......
Tho stock Of prime cattle was small
and they sold readily at 81 5000 90, The
market was Oycrst0cke0 with common
medium and stockers, and they dragged
heavily, with prices d shade lower and
the tendency downward. Farmers are
not buying, for the two-fold reason that
they arc too busy gathering their crops
and they look for still lower rates during
Tie latter part Of July and the month Of
August. ,..,.. ~.
Tic principal points from which tho
supply OF cattle came was Chicago, various
paris Of Ohio and from the adjoining
counties In tliis State. As before remark.
cd, owing 10 the abundance Of grass, com.
mon cattle are in excellent condition, and
because Of the scarcity Of strictly prime
must tn u greater or less extent fill the
yOidi in the market, y
CArTLE-The following arc q few oI
the sales made during the morning, the
prices averaged indicating the state Of the
market: '.. '".''. y; NIi.2. ID
Thomas Bingham, 90 head Mercer county
steers at an average Of 90 30. ''n' 'IA !
Hazlewood & Blacltstock sold 90 head
medium to prime Ohio cattle ut prices
ranging from q 76@19 90 n
Holmes, LaffGrty & Co, disposed Of %
head Ohio common At 1906 40.
Charles Boyer sold 19 head Washington
county cattle at 80 60@7 90.
Marks & Bro. sold 50 Chicago and II
OHIO medium to prime steers at 81 COO
g 90. II st''." '1" 'g. y '
sHEEr-The supply Of shecpin the
market was light, hut the quality was ra-
thcr better than Inst week, though prices
were no higher. Good fat sheep and
lambs sold readily, whiIest inferior were
dull and dragging. Holders were lndis.
posed to grant any abatement In prices,
md buyers seemed to be little inclined to
nnrchSge more tIIan was actually IlcCe8.
ssry for their Immediate wants, The ao.
tuai sales werUlight Tho following will
indicate the tOne Of the market:
II, Z, StoufEer & Co. exposed for sale
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q SEVERAL Of our Republican exchanges
are calling on the President to veto the
Tax bill because IL continues the income
tax. The President, VIC trust, will not
heed the suggestion Much as we are
opposed to a continuation of this tax, we
would not DO willing for the sake Of its
immediate repeal to sacrifice the Tax bill
which makes reduction in taxation
estimated atseventy millions. That would
be sacrificing the greater TO the less. The
Congress will have another chance at
tie Income tax In December. r
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Cincinnati AIarIierlln
TQf1 OrN6nNA4i. July Is.

y @3'lfn VIZ Cn6nRA4I, July rs.
RLovn-Q Qnist but arm; family o S7SoS 90; s1.
GRLiSG GWEGeat-Dulla and declining; red winter
81 ls9l p; new Kentucky white. aold At 81 a..
0Ats-Flrm: demand good at 66660c. Rye
steady q Sse0Sl co. barley y-FlFmi new crop
CSFfoN&NomInGl and unchanged. 'i'i i'
WlIsKr-unchanged At. 99095c, with .. fair
PRoy1SIoNs-Q Quiet and demand less Actlya, but
little done. Meas Pork-Held at $50 90. Buik
Meatg-140i5c; clear rib sides were offered Al
1910 ut Indianapolis. Bacon.-Firm at i8K614c
for shoulders, and 16X@IIKc for Sides Lard
Quiet; aalcs 700 tterees country Of 169te; 6ugar
cured hams sc. -, =
BUTFER-FIrm at 93D9Te. ''3.N -'F'E
CHEEsE-Dull at a4llo Tor hctoryH 7,hI
R0Gs-1GOl7e and frm.
ons-Ll6s0ed oil-Dull At Si1AoI IS hi e1.
ira summer made. -
GRoOBRIEa-Uneh0nged, ,,t.
Beer CAfTLE-steAdy 1t q 66n7G6.
sHEEP-Dult at $Sa4 30, gross. Lambs 81 bO
Hoas-ia good demand at y soaS ss, gross.
Il