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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13
Cultivate Politeness of Manner.

It is incumbentsupon every one to be
courteous and respectful in his inter
course with neighbors, acquaintance,
Or with the public generally. To inte-
.iors, speak kindly and considerably,
50 as to relieve them from any feeling
of being beneath you in circumstances
to equals, be plain and unaffected in
manner; and to superiors show becom-
ing respect, without, however, descend
lng to subserviency and meanness. In
short, act manly, courteous and mot
fensive part in all the situations Of life
in which you may be placed. Society
mas ordained certain modes OF address,
and certain exterior signs of respectful
ness, which it behooves us to support and
personally attend to the rules such as
we have alluded to, the poorest man
will be entitled to the character of a
gentleman, and by inattention to them,
The most wealthy individual will be
essentially vulgar. Vulgarity signifies
coarseness or indelicacy Of manner, and
is not necessarily associated with poverty
or lowliness Of condition. Thus an
operative artisan may be a gentleman
md worthy of our particular esteem ;
while an opulent merchant may be only
a vulgar clown with whom it is impossl-
BE to; be on terms of friendly inter.
course. We say cultivate poiteness Of
manner, by all means, for it Is refined
;ivility, and will spare both ourselves
md others much Unnecessary pain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

WHEEIERs CAVALRY VS.. KU KIux.
Our old war comrade, Bill Wyatt, Of
the sixth Georgia cavalry, made ten
strike the other day. He captured three
of the Ku Klux that Gov. Bullock has
been advertising for, carried them to
Chattooga Courthouse, got them con-
victed and sentenced to the penitentia-
ry for seven years, and came down on
Bullock for the prize money, $5, 600 for
the first, and $1,000 each for the bal
ance-making $1,000 in all. Bullock
paid up "ike little man" and Wyatt
went home happy. This amount Of
money in Chattooga county, all at one
time, will create tremendous excite
ment. The beauty of the whole affair
is that these Ku Klux were common
radical thieves, and were playing Ku
Klux to cover their stealing opera
tions. Bully for Wheeler's cavalry
Griffin (Ga.) Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13
one Of josh Billings's Pray ers. 81 i,

From tu many friends, and from
things at luce ends, Good Lord deliver
us 2?
From wife, who don't luv us, and
from children who doant look like US,
Good Lord deliver us! -
From snaix in the grass, from snaix
in our butes, from torch light process
sions, and from all;new rum, Good Lord
deliver usi 4&y
From pack psddiers, from young
foaks.in luv, from old aunts without
mummy, from kolera morbus, Good Lord
deliver us. 49,. ..-
From wealth without charitee, from
pride without sense, from pedigree worn
out and from all rich relations, Good
Lord deliver us.
From nusepaper sels, and from pills
that amt fisk, from females that faint,
and from men who hatter, Good Lord
deliver us -.
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells, and from cats that
are coating, Good Lord deliver us
From old folks secrets, and from our
own, from megimuns and wimmin kom-
mittees, Good Lord deliver us T.
| From pollytishuns who pray, and
from saints who tipple, from rikofi, red
herring and awl grass widders,' Good
Lord deliver us .ei2'-i
From foaks who won't laf, and from
them who giggle, from tite butes, easy
virtue, and ram mutton, Good Lord
deliver, us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13
The TRUrH-The case isvery plainly

The TRUTH.-Thecase isvery plainly
stated by the New Orleans Picay'me,
in an editorial upon the subject OF Gen.
Grants message to Congress in reference
% the condition of affairs in the South.
The Picayuae says:
The pretexts already alleged, and
he occurrences which give color to
hem, have been created by the new
state Governments which aliens and
-agabonds have forced upon our people
" negro. votes and Federal power:
There is no notable disorder in any of
,ur States, which cannot be traced
Iirectly to the bad government for
which the Federal authorities are lmme-
lately and Northern voters indirectly
,esponsible. Nor are these disorders
my where of such a nature or so hume
Gus as to give the slightest occasion to
resort to the monstrous and dangerous
,xpedient Of martial law as a remedy.
f Congress will hasten to restore our
ocal government to the hands Of our
.wn Inhabitants, even the shadow. Of a
,ause for complaint would disappear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13
The vast majority Of the white citi.

The vast majority Of the white citi-
zens of South Carolina do not contem-
plate, or desire. any armed hostility to
the State government. They, therefore,
do not fear the presence of United
States troops. What is proposed to be
done, in the nature of resistance, does
not involve any violation of the laws,
and can be accomplished as thoroughly
in the midst of the soldiery as at a dis
tance of a hundreds miles from their
camps. Nor do the people fear martial
law, if that martial law is to r'!egate
South Carolina to the position which
she held before the completion Of BE.
construction. What we are battling
against is the rule of an irresponsible
negro majority, who bar out the prop
erty holders from all participation IN
the affairs of government; who I'LL the
State offices with ignorant and yenal
men; who grow rich by taxing, to the
tune of 100000 in one year, the
/ impoverished white citizens Of the State.
This is our trouble. And we believe
that we express the sentiments of the
majority Of the people when we say
4 that, we had rather a thousand tunes
be governed by the unprincipled Sickles
/ or the sullen Candy, than by the block
/ heads and knaves who, every session,
| hold high carnival in Columbia. 1t
! would be cheaper, for we should be
spared the squandering and swindhng
4 which are now the order of the day.
It would give US more liberty; Tor
whites and blacks would then betreated
alike. The bayonet would puncture
dequally all men, whatever the color Of
their skin. Give US Candy, or Sickles
or Terry. One tyrant is better to be
borne than a thousand
We repeat, then, that all the horse
foot and dragon" of the United
States army will not make South Car
olina permanently tranquil, nor give
stability to the government of the State
The property holders demand that they
be represented in the Legislature. and
in the Municipal councils, which make
laws and levy taxes. They demand
that the arming of one race tor the
oppression of the other be ended in fact
| as well as in name. They demand thai
only capable and honest men be ap
pointed to Office. When these things
are done-and sooner or later they mus
be done-the people will pay the take
and sustain the government. Unit
then, the whole power of the property
| holding classes must be thrown en- bio
| against the corrupt crew who have
| thrust South Carolina deep down IN th'
slough of poverty and despair
| lesion News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

ESTABLISHED 1850.

ESTABLISHED 1850
of the
In addition will be Diamonds
&c az
SETS
Cordial STANDS GoBLETs everything
lne.4
Always PISTOLS, consisting Single
Double GUNS Colt Smith
man rsof the1at tinvenion
sJewey
JEWELRY All
for ne year..
A. PRONTAUT g. SON,
163 BROAD ST, Door below AUGUSTA,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

HOME CoURTEs1Es.--The happiest
household in the world is that in which
courtesy is new every morning and
fresh every evening, like the celestial
benedictions. How many of US brethren
and sisters, make home the rag-bag of
ill-humors and caprices, and wretched
moods Of every kind, while We. care
fully hide them from the stranger
When the guest arrives, we slide a chair
over the rent in the carpet, and slip a
tidy over the worn edge of the. sofa
cushion, and lay a prettily y,bound book
over the ink-stain upon the parlor-cloth
and so at his coming the flying hair is
smoothed, and the sullen look is gilded
with a smile and the sour tone is sud
denly wonderfully sweet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

CoNrENTMENT.-Our most exalted
feelings are not meant to be the common
ood of daily life. Ccntentment is
aore satisfying than exhilaration and
ontentment means simply the sum of
mall and quiet pleasures. We ought
.ot seek too high joys. We may be
fright without TRANSPORTATION. The even
low Of constant cheerfulness strength
MS; while great excitements, driving
s with fierce speed, both wreck the
hip and end often in expositions: If
We were just ready to break out of the
oody with delight, I doubt not we should
lisdain many things important to be
lone. Low measures of feeling are
better than ecstacies, for ordinary life.
God sends His rain in gentle drops, or
Else flowers would be beaten to pieces.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

SOUTH CAROLINA STocKs-The Ne,
York Commercial and Financial Chronl
Gle Of Saturday says:
New South Carolinas have sold dow
to 593@595 cents on the reports o
threatened resistance to the collection
of taxes in the State in consequence o
the oppressive rates to which they hav'
been raised. One of the rumors of tn,
market, however, states that some o
these proceedings in the State have bee'
designedly organized for effect on th'
price of bonds, and the Treasurer {
Ritnland County, now in this city
states that the taxes are coming in we!
and are already rhree-quarters or seven,
eighths paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

There is story going the rounds to
he effect that tight laeing saves $1,000
200 annually in board alone. The state
ment is q villainous and habitual lie.
We know a girl that laces so tight that
,ur arm can go around her twice and lap
yer clear to the elbow, and you
Wouldn't. think, to look at her, that she
could eat anything except soup, but she
.as got an appetite like cross-cut saw,
nd she mows swath at table like a
;elf-raking reaper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

AN EDGEF1ELD Man RoBBED.-Ol
yesterday Mr. Simeon NJ: Dean, VIII
lives near Graniteville in Edge6cl
county, South Carolina. repor ed to tn
police that he had been robbed 0
twenty-five dollars on the evening pre-
yious. 1t seems that he arrived her,
from Edgefeld on that evening, anc
fell in with negro man supposed t.
have been Tom Worrel, who volnn
teered to show him around. During
the evening Mr. Dean got under tn
.i0-aco o. liquor and was robbed
n. mouey while in that condition
The police arrested Worre4, but tn
man who had been robbed could no
ideatify him as the negro with whor
he lad been, and here the case was
o'5iiged to drop.-Chronicle & Sentinel
7.h
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

Uncle Sam had neighbor who was
in the habit Of working on Sundays,
out after while he joined the church.
One day he met the minister to whose
church he belonged.
Well, uncle SAM" said he, do you
see any particular difference in Mr.. p,
since he Joined the church p
"oh, yes, said uncle Sam, "a great
difference. Before, 'wThen he went out
to mend his fence on Sunday, he car
ried his axe on his shoulder, butnow he
carries it under his coat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-13

iwESrY-S5vEN NEGROES DROWNED
The most melanc! oily and disastrous
of all the dreadful effects of the sever
gale that passed over this portion
the country on Sunday, the 26th o;
March, which have yet reached us, Is
that of the swapping of two boats IL
II maters in the neighborhood OF Daw-
a.iie Island, one containing l5negroe'
and the other II, in all 81, every one
y whom were drowned. The boat
o..l,,n Of Hilton Head. The owner
e of. the other we did not learn. On
Sunday last II Of the bodies y, washed
ashore ON Dawfuskie Island. The rest
lave not been seen as yet, but Will
probably be thrown up by the /, waves a on
some point Of land or other, II they 90
not drift out to ssa.-Sayannah News.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

IN "a. osed 4e ard Their See m INF prices continue
o. re CreA .I 1p,aons spot ~ - hren mod
sed'ier 49, op,ous - 1sG - ov e. .,r,yt. sales Of
bcss :, i,~,r STus the demand one- .tt change and
rr1ty la :. So closing steady. Case ss ~ loI Juv
b0pp gsoIs and Naphtha ady Al oS ms 24c
oeniaai a. M as Wer: $500 bok atSste ~ a. Julv
u 5s itec a. bhls - 24ici eh - unsettled; in
leSee ,aset FOR Dsmosc las been so W - 5es aly
RlCb- e AMI lfacult of sale INT t,- Interior
ffor ssles to-day. 50 % OaIoh1s ~ Tsp At 81 d7
b. an ~ -5e7le for ,oi ~ Choice 80 oats
a. Rsr-oos 5d7c for Fsn ~ have shown more frnness,
49, s-l lef,ity cng sesdy ana mo- Iei 6c for
srt ves.eray 9asie tor snst inn and In COED
u "a ifS tbi. Neiaio O private efiA N
spd a. i9i Sse fo har rierste demand ard prices sre
Only a. nd ~ for
49, re guofe At 81 y iSf iSI 1srcr lie for
thou Qi'sA-Io 3Jt tor WIZ
PensnC Nulugas p,vp.r fl for Singapore ~ ' a. ",
SloTes y 49, y, an h ~ ior Aincah DC 10Y i'N
X, III Penpsrs an goh - he market steady; sales OF
TALIOW : . mcocra'e oeul'u- -
z 90 81 detc t.lv ,etive FIRM. manufacturers
WOOl-Ihe y "a I'm anxious o take hold o $40
booking ,ek M prices little below w ~ 60
ch iols ~ el ~ re1ue-t 80.
W nall h. p.l Wooh very scar an -s.is f-.-
Nools
~ MI 49, ~ ioiirrsa a-e Trssig se- ~ -c ne
pres r. h. srv naeua change pm W 90, in oc
cvas tai cTe Al, be 90 Eyra Pulled at aoe -
alt ie" geLS geLS nri pari Xxx, &C. az o'i ~ ~ ~
seogte = n n y.sra Pu e part NJ - s,e i'..f Al
4 l9'e - asia GlG' l0No 10 Muhnh IT,.
talM II --.r Con s. o1tc uivN y. y. - 80
ci 49, III r rrthd @ ltflici sV ~ S,,cf. a.
=. We 49,. -, q tlc; -toOM opIiE y, ,Y -, !, 81,
e4p' r I'd, q.0Sc. ard 1ltto IN Fan s.' Ali -
Sc 1s ~ B, 6at Gsll. sa Of $50 bhls at s2c io' i'ono
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

IrvfsPoct Juy 2sa moo,ton-shPusut q Cotton irsn
pcnhevvo sh aoe The report 0 bales Besftans
are hrneA Fbes ui5 ceu,si for California White Tor
New Rel Wfsteu Spring ~ for Red Winter Receipts 0 Wheat
~, be pa rrs da quarters Pov "a
bb Corn 81 Peas 1915 quarter
for Canadian per JO{ n for Br Pime Ms
JOSDos July 25S mConsoh eesd at 99i for beih rny
United States fVeTveny bonds Ss1 Dsi isS
old. 9lt fOrtles, 9li
PARr July 25.-Isene 55t 7Oc
IvxRrnoi JulT 2-S r. cooi dur asd uprhangeff
Nialrr Upnds eeli Msug 9i0lt ssIs Of e day,
90 including 0 bales aud EecuaiS hdyces
Manchester less favorable and cause dalRess IN e Cotton
market.
IoNDoN July z5- Refined Petroleum. l9d per gallon.
AYTwERP. Jay 25-.Petroeum E9f for hne Pale American.
LivEHPooI July H-Arvej ships Record from View Orleans
with 2s bales Cotton; Northampton from New oreins
6 with 33l1 babs
IavERPooL Turpentse opened bHsvaEt
S2 but subsequently, lo the yvnoe aad closed
Bacon J5 y for Short Ribbed MEde Common
Rodn. o. y cwt ..... =,
LONDON July 25FVering Spirits Turpeniias eaa- at di
cwt Lussoi Oil 932 l0i " tur-
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
COTTON MARKRTS

SAVANNAH Juy 25Co;ton quiet Mdu 9i QJ; net receipts
bales sale-. p bales stock 5,i4l hales
July 25Coon dull; Mttngs 2ltc gross reop@, 80
bale: sales 2OO bales; stock, 5000 bales.
MosILE July 25-Coitoo dol and nominal Miilngs i9ic net
. receipts % bales stock 3,i36 bales.
BALTNoRg July 2C0tion dull but not lower Mdings 20c
receipts - bales; gross Z5 bales sas lR bars, stock lO8
bales
EEwORLEASs July 2CoOh quiet and weak Mdngs, uonnsy
2c receipts 90 bales 80 bales; erpors Great Britain,
3.6il bales, sales $50 bales stock ASH bales
CHlRLErOs July 2COt0n quiet MdlEugs l9, ue: receipts
ig3 bales sales 20 bses; stOcE, 3.Jl2 bales
july 2SC0on steady; Low M3ings 9i id20c
cepts IS bales; eIpOrcosste Il baes s-es 100 bales
645
WILMINGTON Juy 2COttO1 frm; Mdlinrs 19tc receipts
% bales eTp0rs-c9sstvise 36 bales; stock G53 bales
July 2Coon quiet. Onrlry C receipts
224 bales sales, 400 bales, stock 1886 bse.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

y ,u,h,r o. the Bliri Directors Of THE NR"-YORk RAlL
WAY COMPANY eoamly with the terms Of the Act Of ihcor
ror,or that respect Undersigned on stock Sub
,eHpns give public and behalf Of tie Dree and Of
such Company that subspon Tor The Capital stock HsFeo
Will be orend on WEDNESDAY the twenty DAY o June a'taa'
a. the following places in this City, VIZ:
Ate Banking House sherman Co, NO ii NA'ant
Al the Banking Bank OF the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square.
The Conpany Is Authorized construct two Nsdnet EAIN' Or
branches through the east and west sides he
from common starting point Chamberit between broA'
, and Harlem River and through W est
chester County power build additional lines OF railway or
branches from time time any part Of the City Westhee
County Tbs property acquired BY the Company exempted from
t,. and during period allowed for the fna completion
Of the railway IN the city The Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of
NewYok are Authorized and directed with the approval OF the Cors
ooe Of the Sinking Puni subscribe for Eve millions Of dollars OF
the stock othe Company million Of dollars thereof has been
ssb,be for by private parties This conditional amount Of stock has
bep wholly subscribed taken by the Directors 81 The Company On
the completion Of lines OF railway to the ne Of Westehf
County the Supervisors County authorized to issue the bonds
Of the County such the Supervisors shall deem erpeeni
To aid in the construction and extension Of the railway In and through
that County proper equalization the interest OF shareholders
who nav subscribe pay different times the Directors are
authorized to scrip for interest such payments payable out Of
tue earnings
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK NARxgr-Jutr IS

- buffALO LIVE STOCK hARkhr-Jutt 20 a, -
Catc-Rsep's comparatively light beng 71a ess against E en me
DAY last eeet and holders denaad q t Es sshr Du
bes di not iase hold the quality Of tbs stock so being sgss hs
regsse STANDARD sales made Of t6 Indsna sr An non
S g $50 H. si IS 7SGes C Team avs-sns ss 10 2. 40 s 2
~ Illinois, averaging lJl5 n. prTafe terms ~ OSe
ranrag from LIS ITt u, at . zoe VI -
NehgHu averaging @ m at 90 s SheepNo gre demand %,
supply mderste sils no Mchgn averaging ~ 10
~ ~ sbd 2J hdisns averarnge0 h. - - head hoss dA
'rd ic lever sales, Ga At - s2ds5
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
forses, Carriages, fairness, &t.

A GREAT reduction in prices-C CARRIAGES,
"A HARNESS. every saS9oab siye at gely rseel pre' Ss
Phse.on Platform Basket Paasia
MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY, &C Broadway.
HARNESS. HARNESS! HARNESS! To suit
The Wants Of those going % sarl;oga Naga Lorz B,ssea
other place New aad elegant Of tne HARNESS SADDLES.
BRIDES SHEETS BUSTERS, &C. always o. hand made - oeI
Compe Oal for the track real park stable Z D. MOSbAAs
q Bro Manufacturers. WareroOms ia Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Corroranon Noilees.
D.rAsr@Isr ., DOCKS, so. ss .sO o,s sS99,1wAr.

NEw.YoRE, July 70, 1871 s
to the provisions of sub
~ doa Of section % chapter 80 Ls~ Of III me Sosni d
governing Department ot Docks hereby give. uocs
mat the psn r the 9rovenen waterfront ~ the Cy q New
YORK determnd ugou b. sa Bo ea The S day Apu
Is7l duy sop, Of the snEnK Fnnd mi
turasd 70 Board governing t Dparicss sh eeaests
.Srton vni,su thereon conformity With toe s That % psas
.p aes arr 0aee Of Ais Bosi AID 0pea pnbs
ia,pecoI daily bst~ecn hoar q 10 and II o'clock aS
fo ,nl a@r The diy Of April 1871 shan per bahee
baa lock sp wharf structure or speslrac'ur b. d
eu hnh or rrf within the territory district eaercel eai
sgsasf uooa suh piius eseept IN ascorlnes usesiia
y idlN 4. A0NkN.
HkNRf A, AMirH.
... .... WILSON e. AINf. yCamuiss,0aerA
RlCHARD " HESRl,l ri 81.
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GgssYILLE kASE sssIt1ssL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
RECEIPTS OF PRoDucr.

Jour . N e, ~ North RittT Fart and Ro,jro1d
oTer rs 49, Athesi pkgA Bseswar IS s C,. o.. .,
"h Wheat M iJsk 20 bbs kgg 10 bt. Fgr iiS "a
tl Bsal no 80 ess Com. % 20 ba. Oat. s % MI ii1 51 @
ales ops bes H aeel Z0 b5 Dat Mes 10 49, ers az
ae 10 pkgs on GO y ~ fes Leather rs hi. sai,s
E.... 9 e esss T ss. Po q 6ig BEEF rs ptgs cut
Lar o. Us bI S,.1 ~ pig Chez ~ pfe TSisv fga ~
G 't fobseeo si ~ sc o. l1ss . ohaeso ills boIrs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

The terms Of Subscription vii BE- a. @lOT''
TEN PER CENT Of Of Stock subscribed or to be PAID 10
,b time Of subscription The residue to he paid called for BY
IN. Board OF Directors Of thirty days bat no call at any one
time TO exceed ten per cent
s for interest at the rate per snuun viii be Issued
ne The onn.py u.yabe out earnings Of the Railway on al
paid on Stock subscribed s within thirty days after the
subserplion BOOKS shall be opened
The Company the right clos, the Subscription B'of' 'J
tine AFTER tho twenty ninth day o July l57L
By orier Of the Bo.r Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, Commissions, on b.h,r
John Jacob Astor, Of tbe Con2iny
Levi P. Morton,
~. .YorkJ June 10. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.


Tor fhf i0seF tnffng JUN a.
Trade has been during the week several large sales sni
heaTy shipments made; prces firm and unchanged Re
cepts have been light during the The al
good Freghts continue unchanged being oOgsi To New.
York 81 50 70 Norwich and 1idiowu % 5 Bridgeport lod
EesHsven s2i 70 Hartford ani Providence g. Phladphia
Boston 81 So soft; hard The receipts The Collectors oe
dunHg week Wa Ere Canal SIS feet Of Lumber
Shingles 85 00 pounds Of stave via Champlan Canal 0j
feet Of LuEbeT The following the ruling prices the principal
yarIs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
IHE ,isTATE OF TRADE

hd3lag o. = p Csttss epeust sstj Nddns Up.
a. ls sas..-; -4p l.'sss. sl.I - ,..r W.
49, TslForis.. s f'~l ~ea,I bele, 49, Ri Ists od
''' 'as lsl ''' @-unac s F,-Tvttr ioad ga
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

e, market does not the puoes paid f the live soct Th
sale yards housy have been kept pre. vel cleared shorter sup
ply roud probably increase prices
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET


BRIGHTON. wArERTows.
reported r THE TRIBUSE G> uk ediHg T4eiay 25 1871
Amount Of sOck At market:
This seek. Lsstsk yr This u.es LAst-'E " ago
Cattle 80. 270 32l 2397 shoies ... IGj IN 4B
Sheep....il il.as5 97Jl lO.l25 NeaA.... 10 80
FstAOgG. 800 7ig) 800
PHlCR1
BePer 100 total weight o HID Tio- ssd Dressed
EItra ~ 500slO quality S9G 81 second aushr o.
% i third quality t69A7 75 Western steers by i've
WorEfNg OIen-s sZ25i handy Steers sSa8sl5 or much
according 10 their value 40 beef
Coss Young Calp,s-sim fair quality sO9sa5 gooI
s50a 90; Ezra s75i FaTrOw ami Dry, s4e9sJl
StSer--I nchangcd
SheeD-Per n live weight u 47e
Eyra Ss,p and LGmbsPer head IN lots sJ9s5 Balass OF
market 4 last week.
Fat HOgs-Per D. 5d5tc live ss.ght
Shoks-Wh hoirsal,, 6d6tc. feails 9se
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pres ou Northern gri stock NJ Richardson sold good 0Sa
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