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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20
Hog Cholera Remedy.
All Hogs Get Full of Vermiu Before
Having Cholera and the secret
is TO Keep Them Clear
OF Lice:
Coal Tar frGm the GaSWOrks
VIII xiii Lice on Hogs, Cattle or
chickens.
SEND FOR THE COAL TAR,
1t only Costs 20 cents a Gallon,

A ND READ ESQUIRE EWING'S article BE-
IA low; use 1t, and you will save your Hogs.
Put the Tar on the Hogs body and he will take
it to bed with him and dive al the Lice away.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
Please allow me to ask you to publish in your
valuable paper my experience with cholera in
hogs and chickens, and chicken sapes, that others
may learn the cure.
II 1862 the cholera broke out amongst my hogs
and many of them died. 1 tried many ways TO
Kali the disease but met with no particular sue.
cess until used coSl tsr, which got st the Cas-
WoIks in Nashville, gave 1t with co IN to those
not TOO SICK to eat and applied 1t to others with
mop, thst they might iuhale as much of 1t as pos
sioie They began to get better Immediately,
ana ali those 20 which hsd given it entirely re
covered. Twice sircsthen have used this rem
edy with equal success.
In 1885, cholera prevailed amongst my chick
ems and threatened sad havoc to them. l tried
this coal tar snd effected perfect cure. sp-
pled 1t to the walls OF the henhouss. to the
perches and to the nest boxes, quite frequently
during the spring and summer, and saved every
chicken. use tle tar every tune symptom Is
discovered
The gapes In my y0urg chickens bsve given ma
considerable trouble, and although having used
tobacco smoke successfully, tried the coal tar
which proved as Successful as the tobacco snoS o.
and with much less trouble. From this II cans
constantly applied not only III the henhoute bat
in the boxes where the young chickens are kept,
and in the feeding coop, have my chickens been
free from this disease for tbs last two years.
VIM. 3. EWING.
Whites oreeb, May 10, ISL.
augl8 cod &wlm
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Largest School in the South.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
~. =. WARDS SEMINl

pARENTS WISHING VERY SUPERIOR
advantages FOR their daughters in the most
successful school Of the South, at reasonable
rates, VIII send Tor GCa'aloguc to
W. +. YARD, Nashville, Tenn.
ly2o d2aw Wed&sun &wlm
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FOR. R,HNT.

yT7HS ELEGANT RESIDENCE, No. &C SOUTH
L Cherry street, recently occupied by the iste
Rev. DR.. Moore. Apply to
4. J. SMITH,
Er0ad street, or
". Z. KLINE,
augI9 St Cor. Church and sun mer SITS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20
By the Governor:
7. b. BUTLER, secretary OF State.

DESC 7IPTION.-Ssid Quinn is about 50 years
of age, about six feet high, slightly stOOp Shout
dared, thin Visays long nsok with slim face, thin
hair, whiskeTs blicy and tiuged with gray, dark
eyes and complexion, and scar on the neck or
face. aug20 2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20

u. W. e. SeMter. Governor OF State OF Ten
nessse, to all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WTHEREAS, IT has BEEN MADE KNOWN TC
w me that certain LIT al QUINN, charged
with having committed foul and strociOus MUIR.
der, on the 4th day OF August, 1871, upon tie
body OF Fountain RObb, late Of our county OF
Williamson, has fed from justice, and is now
running st large.
Now, therefore, I, D. W. O. Center, Governor as
aforesaid, By virtue of the power aud auth 1rity in
me vested, do hereby offer reward Of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars, g l50), to any person OF
persons who may apprehend the said l. TTEBL
QUINN snd deliver him ID the Sheriff or Jailer
Of our county Of williamson, in order thst JUS
tice in that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunt0 set my
haad, and caused the Great Seal OF the
Il s State to Toe atnIed, at Nashville, On the
I8.h day Of August, 1871.
D. ". Q. SEETER.
By the Governor:
7. q. BUTLER, secretary OF State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20

VICTOR EMANUEL, like our own be-
loved President, 'trecreates excessively. ="
A recent letter from Rome announces
that he is shooting blackjack in the val.
ley of the Aosts, dressed in g linen jacket,
wearing nailed boots, and carrying game
bag round his neck, like a thorough
country Nimrod. Although become
stout, he is passionately fond of that
sport. Great difficulty is experienced in
finding him when his signature is required.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.


DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS, No. 4
IL New Postoflice Building) Cedar street,
have in store a very choice assortment OF
Drugs and Medicines, Perfumes, eoaps. aid
other Toilet and Fancy Goods. ~.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded at any hour during day OF night. On
y best and purest materials used.
Chemical nalyses proAptly made.
All goods sold at lowest prices. 1t
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The Crown of Schools.

nor INA Is A SCHOOL FOR THE FIGHER
- education o, women, complete IN all its APP
VCintnents, and uUequaled IN Faculty. Physical
Science, Higher Mathematics and Modern Lam
Ruages taught by thu eminent Professors in these
Departments of Cumberland University. Board
i1F papils enjoy al the comforts OF en- elegant
home. Health and growth promoted by daily
gynuEstic exercise. AL sJbiccts taught accord
Ing to the methods OF the foremost educators of
tho age, with the bfst sids, msps, charts,
globes, and all kinds OF apparatus. Fo psrticu-
lars, address
A. b. STARK, LII. D., President,
iy29 eCdin&w4s Lebanon, Tenn.
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q. S. Claim Agency.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTABLISH
J. ed q General Claim Agency, respectfully Be-
hcts the prosecution of claims held against the
Q. s. Government, whether for stores or supplies
Furnished or taken, pension or bounty.
Dol. P8rSmore Of the irn Of Parsmo-c 3 Cow
eTs, and Olsy Roberts, lste General Claim Com
missioner Of tie state Of Tennessee, have trans
ferTed to me sill claims placed in their Isr6s for
collection, and in connection With these gentle
men 1 am prosecuting said claims, and would ask
that all persons Who fled their claims with either
Of said parties, please write me or esll st M Of
nee 1T their earliest convenience. Ey long eIpe
rience and knowledge Of this business, tosether
with the fact of having connected myself with one
of the first Attorneys in Washington City, a.
sures me that will be 10 thu future, as l have
been IN the past, successful in prosecution Of
al claims entrusted for collection.
refer to II Burns. Esq, President Fist Ma
tionAl Bank, Hon. W. +. PfosseT, Postmaste-, and
others. &. " WILLS,
Late United States Army
!e4h No. 50 Cherry street, Nashville. Tsnn.
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Notice TO StOne Mas ms.

THE HoNORABLE COUNTY COURT OF LIN
u coin County, Tennessee, at their July term,
1ST1, determined to bu ID bridge across ER
River, st Shiloh, the pliers and abUtments Of
which shall be bu u Of stone Two piers and an
Abutnent on each eide Of the Ri err al 20 contain
about SIS cubic ysrcs, to be put up r.t-olsss dry
masonry, well jOinted snd bsdded The Commit
tee appointed by said Court to cJDtTs e for and
superintend the building Of the pie's and abut-
ments, will receive sealed proposals for said work
until the 26th 81. The proposals sbsll be to do
the work by or for so much per cuhii yard, IN
Guiding Golfer dams, excavations FOR founda-
ucns, etc.
Fond with approved security in double the
amount Of the contract will be required Of the
contractor for his faithful and timely perform
ance Of the work JOHN CRABTREE,
JAS. IT. WARREN,
JAS. II TAYLOR
Auoust l. 1871. Committee,
An communications should be addressed to
Jos. g. Taylor, Georges store, Tenn.
auR4 3w
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Governors Proclamation.

DESCEIPTION.-ss'd Phelps is about 40 year
of age, about feet high, weighs about las lbs
da-k hair and gray eyes. aTg20 w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20

ESy~ They may be safely used st any age, and
any period, FxoEsT DINING The FIRST THREE
MONTHS. during which the Dn'siling nature Of
their action would iafalliDly PREVENT pregnancy.
SH- AL letters seeking inform ton or advice
will be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
81 zach box contains about 100 pills, and is
wrapped in white pspsr printed in deep red let
tiers with full aud explicit directions enclosed.
81 Sent by mail free of postage, on receipt Of
price, s. per bJx.
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Old john RORlHSOs'S
First Grand Triu nph'I Toar OF the States est
and North of the Ohio River in Five years.
8 MONSTER PAVILIONS!

One exclusively for the Museum, another eTclu
sfyaly for the Menagtrie and Caravan, and the
third de voted to the Equestrian Performances,
all adjoining and connected together, but Only
one prize Of admission, and ticket admits
Won TO all Admission 10 the entire Combination,
Menagerie, Caravan, Museum and Circus:
Wsit for II Watch for IT, Go ana see It, TAe
only real Menagsris snd frst-cl1sa OircuS On the
roEd TWENTY-FIVE GOLD AND CRIMSON
CAGES, drawn by beautiful Match, Cream ard
Daypled Horses-ali the Circus Ketn1e Largest
and best parade ever seen in the pubic streets
FOUA NJ NSIEE LIVING SEA LIONS. with
tlelr young PlatyrhyCchu3 LeoneGu' NJ sea Fie-
phanUs, with name erect ike the Forest MOn-
archs, roquiriGg over two bundrei pounds Of
fresh fish daily for the r subsistence. The ony
on on exhibition in the world, end can be seen
IN tais mehtssrle a. al hours spO ting in IN ar
tlhclal lake OF ocean water \ WILD TARTAR
IAN Nuns tEk Ar, from the De'erts OF Tar
tary, WIEN iong' beautiful mar growing from his
back TO the ground. The only ono on exhibition
in America.
The Challenge Champion Show of thu worId
Remember the day ard the dave Do NOT Torost
that We coming with an avalanche of taleIt
Wait for ms, for we are coming 70 Nashville Aug
30 and 3ist,
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|5IlasJa3ll[aINl
For the Removal of distractions and
the Insurance Of Regularity
in the Recurrence of
Mouthly Periods.

These Pills are sn unfslling Fe
male Regulator, inieuded for spe-
cial cures; those obstinste ones
where mtlder and cheaper nedi-
cines fail.
They are composed Of the most
sctive and powerful principles Of
plants, rootE and berries, so highly
concentrated that esch Pill contains
moe medicinal strength han q
!, whole boz or bottle Of ordinary dol
Ear medicine Ia the market. Al
though powerful, yet so mild and
pleasant in their operation that y 8
mcst feeble can take them with per
fec. ssfe'y.
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Co ner Summer and jackson Streets

Springfield. Friday, Sep. /; ClErksviIie, satu-.
day, Sept 2: Paris, Monday, SEPT 4; humboldt,
"a sdsy, Sept &; Memphis, Wednesday, Thurs
day and FrIdsy. Sep. 6. 2 sud 8; brownsville
saturday, Sent. Q; CClIubIs, Mon iav, sept II
pu ask, TUESDAY, Sept, Il; Liunyilte, Nedn $.
day, 80. I IS; Franklin, Thursday, Kept. Il.
aug30 eod.5t
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In C ancerY at Camden. Tenn.

August &c, 1871.
L>cshart & Dupls9, Soils. aug2O dltEw3t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-24

AA Dwelling House and Lot,
STTl Blacksmith Shop and two
GU sets Of tools. blacksmith
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-24

A GLUE WHICH WILL UNITE POLISHED
STEEL. : The following is a receipt for a
cement used to fastcn diamonds and
other precious stones to metallic surfaces,
and which Is said to be capable Of
strongly uniting surfaces OF polished
steel. Dissolve five or six bits OF gum
mastic, each tho size Of large pea. III as
much spirits Of wine as will suffice TO
render II liquid. In another vessel dis
solve in brandy as much isinglass. pre-
viously softcncd in water, as will make
a two-onncc phial Of strong glue, adding
two small bits OF gum amnIoniac, which
must be rubbed until dissolved. Then
mix the whole with heat. Keep in a
pllial Gle ely st,Ypo, When il il 10 be
utea y IL -: :li-f,,:r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-24

Two Constitutional persons offered
their ballots at tho recent election in
Macon, Ga. We give the conversation
las It appeared between each person and
the election inspector.
Non voter offers q ballot.
Inspector We cannot take your vote,
madam.
Non voter-Why not? can read
and write, and understand perfectly the
political issues involved in this election.
| pay city and county assessments and
internal revenue taxes. / keep q store
and sell goods, sign checks and give re-
ceipts.
Inspector We know all that, madam.
but We cannot take your vote.
Exit non voter.
Voter appears and offers a ballot.
Inspector What is your name?
Voter dunno, Inassa. is some times
called Old Joe, but most alters Gle Cuss.
Inspector What is your age.
Voter Look yerc, massa, Is jcs q
hundred.
Inspector Where were you born?
Voter Golly, dunno dat. NY ole
massa said wasn't born at all, but dat l
jes cum yer on fiat boat.
Inspector Take his ballot.
-lWoodhull Il Claflin's Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-24

1T SARA pcLI.UN.

IT SARA ReLLUM.
. Will Faro Was sportive blade.
: As fair o one as Ger was seen;
{ In youth he GAMBoLED on the lawn,
: IN mani God on the GREEN.
His face was Of the rLUsny sort.
: Ills habit FULL, so were his HANDS;
= In manner he was rather BLUFF
I That's just where William STANDS.
He fell in love with Alice Upps,
A maiden blithe and gay,
An orphan girl who, with her aunt
!. ANTEED the hours away.
This aunt Gone Of the pious sort)
Resolved her niece 10 wed
Unto minister, whose hair
Just COPrERED OH the RED.
4 Now Alice loved her William,
Aud OFT at evenings hour
She'd drop her PACK Of CARDED wool,
And hunt up the RIGHT BOWER.
There would she meet her lover bold,
They'd kiss, and COO, and part,
Bill knew he'd won DIAMOND,
She knew shed lost her HEART.
But people talk, and soon twas known
That Alice had q beau;
A fellow who living made
1 From of the HIGH and Low.
The aunt, alarmed, to Reverend Ace
Told all her fears with care;
"Hed marry Alice"-'twas agreed
That two would make pair.
Then Alice (told what was her fate)
Began to cry and moan
"If | can't marry Will Faro,
I'll GO 1T ALL ALONE"
Then to the barn she quickly went,
And there forgive the SIM
She put rope around her neck,
And thus, she was RopED Is.
She climbs upon carpenters bench,
Then of Of it she sIips,
And there, when by the family found
Had HANDED IN HER CHIPS
Great was the grief amongst them oil,
And Bill (while in his cups,)
Made the remark to Reverend Ace,
HE wished 'twere AUNTY UPPs.S
When Aunty Upps heard this remark,
with anger all astir,)
She shook her fist Mt poor William,
And cried, "YoU curl You cURp
The next day in the church-yard,
Sweet Alice Upps was laid,
And what held once QUEEN OF HEARTS,
was COVERED By SPADE.
Poor Bill! He mopcd and pined away,
Clean broke by fortunes rubs,
And in a row was beaten to death
by A BIG FAIR of CLUBS.
They buried him near his sweetheart's
grave.
His headboard is q stump,
With "llere lies young Will Faro
iii. Gahriel PLAYS HIS TRUMP"
And oft at midnight, Reverend Ace,
From his home. lthc graveyard nigh,
Sees shadowing forms floating Ger the |
place
Way up in the starlit sky,
And he hears the voices Of Alice and
Singing ''How is this for high ?"
As the clock strikes one they disappear.
And the minister, poor elf
Hears William shout, "Ace Be cfgood
cheer,
You know how 1t is yoursclf"
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George asked a teacher Of a
Sunday school class. "who above all
Others shall you wish to see when You
get to heaven Z" With a face frightened
up with anticipation, the little fellow
shouted, "Gerliah!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-24

~ A young lady procnrcda first class
situation on n Chicago paper on the
strength Of the following lines:
"lntO the buzzUm of the fours
The sun looked from abuv,
Alas no wun looks intu mine,
wilt for newman luv."
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Rockport 4 Jasper Mail Route.

9NliE undersigned having received tho
= contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to go 10 Rockport, that hc will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridaysif they will leave
word ON the day before at ihc Post Office
in Jasper. JOSEPH UHRlCH.
JuIy 9th. 1870.
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LOOgOOtec. Sheals f. Jasper,
NAL, EXPRESS AND STtGE R0UTEsl
STE!NHAUSER 4 SCHRADEE.

IVY s. Contractors for the Loogcotee. Shoals and
~ Jasper Mail Express Routes. respectfully in.
.Orm the public, that they W i'll good hacks it'll
excellent teams, and reliable drivers, and are prepared
20 convey passengers ana express matter bcw the
ohio and Mississippi Railroad at Loopo Shoals
aud Jasper, or way places, the routes the most
reasonable terrs Persons sending or receiving ex.
pressage Of any Md may depend on having CAREFUL.
Stage for Loogootce leaves Jasper on Mondays wcdncs
days and Fridays at O'Clock. A. NJ, arriving at Loo
gootce in time TO connect with the trains the O
Returning leaves locgootee every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every Friday
morning at o'clock, and arrives ut Shoals tilue 10
connect with the rail road trains either way Return.
ing leaves Shoals Al Z O'clock Saturdays.
And Also they will run stage 10 Petersburg every
Friday leaving Jasper at IL o'clock. Returning or
Saturdays. leaving petcfsnrg ~. o'clock. A. NJ
July g. 10. STElNHACSER 4 SCNRApER,
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in the town Of Loogootcc, Ind, one
square south Of Depot, opposite the Rug
glcss' Mills.
The above property will be sold low
for cash. For further information ap-
ply at Rugglcss' mills or 10
II. L. McCORD.
Feb. 18th. 1871.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07

hnslT 10 Hfd36sdd AaSher pursuit
unaxailine, and-hsArdEnnk further
until KM 1n1dny fnoruars. when word
was sent to Mr.. B. that the came
Holmes was szsin sin the. vicinity Of
Pennington. he Immediately pro:
cured saysrrsnt and. taking officer
Ward, started for Pennington. They
found holmes arrested him, and started
70, bring him to this place But, while
ION the. vayr aud clone With the ofheer,
[he made 9sene sligh excass TO stop for
| Q momentY when suddsnl ysrhe fstir6d
aud RAJ sIlallFb uW'p 1sta sys Spnrsait.
Others.inIths neigh boshood wers afons.
ed, and o general Chase ensuedt He
was seen several times during the
chase, ami shot at aspumber Of times,
but he bafled all their efforts and made
his escape. ~ .. 20 = -
The man had in his possession at the
time of arrest, q mare which is now in
the hands Of Mr.. Boyd, and is supposed
to have been stolen. III the owner
comes and proves property he can have
the same. - %
LArER.-The thief was recaptured by
some parties on Thursday, and is now
in custody. 1t was found that one OF
the shots fired at him during the chase
had taken effect. He was brought to
DR.. Thayer's Office, the wound probed,
and the ball extracted. 1t entered the
back near the pelvis and passed to. the
front near the skin. The wound is a
severe one, but the doctor thinks that it
probably is not dangerous.-Grafton
Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
Railroad Survey.

The sarvey Of which we gave some
notice last week has reached Fairmont'
The design, as we are informed by Col.
Wainwright, is to. prosecute the under
taking vigorously until a survey of the
entire route from Pittsburgh, or at least
from the State line, to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, is completed. From
the State survey we learn that the
party is somewhere in the vicinity OF
Weston; but that, instead of coming
down the Mouongahela river, the route
marked out by nature, they are ewing
ing off towards the Tygarts Valley.
We don't know whether this is true or
not, and shall forbear comment until We
have fuller information. Meantime we
hope Colonel Wainwrights party may
receive that unstinted encouragement
which should ever be extended TO every.
thing that looks like practical, earnest
busi1ess. Some distrust has been from
time to time expressed in regard to Col.
VS. statements and pretentions; and We
do not deny that We shared those feel
ings of distrust. But the Colonel is
now doing . practical thing in the right
direction, and he shall have our encour.
agement. 1t makes no difference 70 the
people of West Virginia who builds 9
railroad through this valley. IiColonel
Wainwright can do it, he is the man
we waut.-Li5eralist ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-07
cincinnati Market.

ClNClNNATl, ho6
CoTTON-Market quiet; middlings,
l91@2Oc; low middlings, l749lS3c'
The first bale Of new cotton received in
this city was sold on Change to Taylor
& Bros. for 33c per lb. 1t was grown
at Kingston, Washington county, Iexas'
and was consigned to Samuel DAVIS
Jr, & Co., of this city.
FLOUR-No quotable change from
YESTERDAYS price; superfine, "a 2og
i So extra, S Oo@5 25; family, s 40
as 60.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red western,
ST. lO@l IL; hill steady at 81 l7@l Is.
Corn at 52@57c for mixed ear to white
prime. Oats dull at 30@3Sc for com
mon mixed to white. Rye at 62@o9c
for spring. $4,000 for common to
choice. ooo,ooo,
low grades to new No. l timothy.
OILS-Linseed, SIC.
PROVISIONS-Market quiet. Mess
pork, $l2 so. Bulk meats heavy;
shoulders, 5@54c; rib sides, 6f@oSc;
clear rib and clear sides, 6a@7c: Bacon
quiet shoulders, 6lc; clear rib, 7b@ re;
clear sides, Sc; sugar cured hams, l4(9
l41c. Lard, 9@93c.
SUGAR-Market strong New Or
leans, l03@l23c.
TALLOW-At SIC.
TOBACCO-Sales at 81 OO922 81
for trash to leaf.
WOOL-Steady and prices are un,
changed.
WHISKY-Dull at Gle.
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BaltimSrs 1--we stock Market,
THURSDAY, August 3.

BEEF CATTLE-The market yes
terday morning opened tolerably &C.
tive, and advanced about 3c as COM
pared with last week quotations-some
900 head changed hands. This morn
ing the market opened very dull, and
continued 60 throughout, the advance
Of Yesterday being lost, and closing to
ic lower than last week. Some 3OO
head Of the receipts were left over un-
sold. Mich Cows-There 10 a full sup
ply of common COWS, which are slow OF
sale, while good ones are scarce and in
fair demand; we quote at $50 0O@7O 90
per head, as to quality. Veal Calves
continue without change; we quote at
4@7c per pound, as to quality. Prices
to-day for beef cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best Bsevss at IS 5O@6 So
generally rated FIRST quality at a Is
as so; medium or good fair quality
At s. 1904 Is; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at s. t0@3 IS; in
ferior and lowest grades of Cattle, IS so
general average of the market to-day,
s. Is. = Extreme range of prices,
s. 25@6 SO. Most Of the Gales we're
from q IS to s Is per 100 pounds.
OF the receipts 80 head cane from
Maryland, 382 from Ohio, GOT from
West Virgins and 3si irom virginia..
total receipts for the week l460 hesd,
against 1880 last week, and 1890 same
time hast year. OF the offerings 7ss
hesd ~ess sAkep.k5 Baltimore butchers,
Sill odd ID c9tfF tes1ers ~ batch'
en- and 81. 1o1IecIiaton fef Eastern