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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

oFTIcE OH1EE ouAnTERNlzrunl
fonI IEAyIEwoRIH, kAsy MAJ lh, ia
bflhe Pot y he ppsts named below.
ss, y o'sloes m. June IS lsia iot iusnlshiaS The
FORT LRAYENwoRTH. KANSAS.
e!9oo cords Of Hard Weed.
FORT RILEY, KANSAS.
l. 20 20 ; so5si IT. p Hard Wood.
EogT LAYS. KANSAS.
9.aoo tons Hay.
FORT WALLACE, KANSAS.
go cord, q marc Wood.
ToRT LARSED. KANSAS.
FORT DODGE, KANSAS.
800 cords q Wood.
iokr LYON. col. TER.
- eords o. Wood.
% aFkuPPLY. IND. rER.
isoo estds a Wsod
TIE weed % ssoi the b., quality growing In the
,iSn,s o. ne post. rs.pee,iyslJ tsieep, Iort wal
pos ss % be had sood 9S.Ts % ss spssa.S sbos.
90. isil ioaI iss, loss nj, 70 eonyssisnt slIS
sch I'D thsJ propose 70 furnish. cord 70 b is
TN-ssy - ~ sood msrebantsbls prairie h.J, % b,
saoh manner . 70 = iapsrsioas % Ss.Sy rsis. OF
sooyv. clause vii be inserted 10 sash ooatrae,
sp.t .sstSs Sa., R = S: :ss' ss 90 ne &c
The yoyesnmsat b. the eontrastor. The hsT must be
ssps,s,s prepo.ss are sIiisd isS fSSsIsSias The
hsy e bale. the bales to be vS compressed Gad
n.y isF EeIt RIlsI nag be Gu, on the military rssus
ms delivery q ihs VOID 10 oommsne. on or before
AuGust snd 70 be continued at tbs rats Of At least
one nth % the quantity contracted fsT peT month
The delivery OF the hay 70 commences on or bsf1rn
AuEns, l. and 10 be eomplstsd on or before October
fropo..l. Win be received for any portion Of the
Bids must be aads In triplloato and sspAratsy too
| each article and for sAoh post.
Bids from persons who hitherto failed 70 carr
out intact, With the Goyernmsui OF y enter intf
b considered, and no bid viii be entertained unusi
the party mailing the same IL present The opsulrf
81 the blda represented By agent or attorney
i IL known At this once TO DO responsible.
Payment Tor tenth Of the wood and one dfth o.
the hay s2ntrAstsd for will be withheld until The eon
The usuAl conditions, which can bs asosrtAlnsd a
this once, viii be imposed upon bidders and o1utrae
/ upon application.
Dsputy QuAr,ernas,sr General. u. s. A, Chisf Qua
| tsrmAstsr, Dept Of the Mo. sysi
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pRoPosAI!s ron FRRsH BRFT.
DPosAIs ron yREsH BEEF.

OFFICE or The A. O, OIL
foRr WmPPLK. Va, Mar IL. l5Ta X
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. will be received al
thls once until " oeioot, n yqnS 49, ~, for fur.
Department for the troops At this station, and also
ioI saoh ohoioe gus o. fhsssh MEATS - mag be
co. months, commencing July l, isla.
Information 10 conditions, quality OF beef pAy.
ments, etc., can Do obtained By application 70
myi3-ls First lieut. "a u. 81 ART, A. 0's,
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Government Sales.

GALEQE UEavRYIuRAB HURsRs, PONIES,
- MULE, QUARTERhtABrEHB BTOkhB AND
CAMP AND GARRISON HQUIPA0E.
,OYYign or TVS DEFoI QuAhTTnnAgrHn.l
-, foHT llHlyIrwoRrH, KAN, Nag ", ttf9. 7
18th dAJ Of Jq9s, ts1l, sommoaelns At 70 O'Clock m
- Poalea.
~ Mulea
ip9e Grain Sacks
1Op Mule Collars.
~ WAGON Brides.
nia pairs liAmea.
10 HAtera
ie sets Lad Hsmsu.
ipS ssts wheel Hsrnasa
Riding SAddles.
EeMagon saddles.
lHoss Carriage.
Oultyator.
Sod Outer.
I MOVING haohire.
piowa.
y Paniina.
- Hsatina Stoves.
hCookinG Btovea,
and an assortment u other articles, CONSISTING Of
Stove PlRe, Saddle Blankets, Riding Brides, wagon
Covep, WataI Ksas, Uheek lines, MartingAles, Oar
penterf and BAok snitha' Tools Ao, Ao Also, Com.
moa Tents, Mess Pms, AIss, Spades. Bed Sacks 10.
The horssst pennies and males viii be epld sinnly
The other artolss viii be disposed Of In lots 10 suit
Ths .als VIII be continued from dag 10 day until the
entire lot has been sold.
Isrmsi Cash 10 0ovsrumsnt funda
10 Authofig 81 the Depart,nent Oommauder.
JAS. ". MOORE, Quarteymaster u 8. A.
BJ joins LryEna. oapt and y. =. X. U. 8. A. mrs
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Proposals.


DIPOT QuARrEnNlarYR'a OYYTrHl
JETTEhsoNyfLLE, IND., May 10, IN \
HaAed proposals. In duplicate, will 10 TaeefVpd a
this once until u O'Clock, M, o. TUEsDlY Jane H.
ls1 ior Supplying this Depot with q n qasntfies u
Hsy 70 60 Of he best quality Timothy and veil
Oats Of No quality crop Of ls71 fres from dir,,
char, other fofsign matter, and saoked In good
sacks 70 be furnished BY the contractor.
htraw 70 BE- Of the hest quality Of oat, a1d vol haod.
DsysU 70 be q sueh time. and places ~ M. Depot
b made for each artiels. All bids % be iudcrsed
signed.
~ order Of the ouartsrnas.sr GENERAL.
hJNM o. n. HOfI, Depot ouartsrmastsr.
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P hoFO'Al1 Fos srh E&SWsL' iOAAOE AM

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. or nm IAHHal
oAi bsf 2S4srash ss,s ma oTSIeE,
SEALED PsSpoaAia In .IPoAts under The usual con.
~ \; ESSSslvsd \ sSs S5os MEJSR A ESif
s1fFAh1, oxxk ~ rstti 4 aiibs o. s tRsT.
va for t1IplahinG Tor ths public SsfvioS m.fsbantS
HsI oS sd stISs IN sSsS S aaE sI s5S 9Ss
glAsss Gha dimes daring tbs aSosi yssi ending JSss
he SosfaI ~ pGs s sSs sSso
HnSs % DO delivered are approximately Estimated
FORT PORTER. BUFFALO. MY.
-. 20 cords Hard Weed.
Ssifs5 poands Anthrseits 6es1, tss,.sJDh,
i99.9 Po9sd. Bi.aniaOHs OOal.
ss sg S PSSSs: s h9.;
EEORL NIAgARA, YOUNGSTOWN, NY
ls19og pounds AnthrAsits Goal. (sSE)
ib00oo pounds Bltlmln0aa Goal
H,1oo pOundS Straw.
,o FORT ONTARIO, oswEGO. NY
. S5SS goaads An.hISello Goal, JatovsJ
SS Sssss: kSsRIssit: S SSsi tsttss.Iau,J
l0o0 pounds Hay.
Aoo0 pounds straw.
MADISON BARRACKS, sAOKETrs HARBoR.
no cords Hard WOOD l.
l1o.leQ pounds AnthrASlts CoA, (stovel
Age ,, Posaa. hhs,lrSSiiS 6OSi, (s6sstautl
tysa poaRds HGy.
s.S sS sSs. !. Rs as sHd is,S; aSsa
Eomory, QaATtsrInastor u, T. A., Bufslss M " "a
ias Assistant 49, as sa ss,s isS The Act
I91 tsht e Ieleet any and ali BIDS i Issar,sd by
rrogo,sal. shoald Be aad.,s,od to Major A, MINT.
pdSis fsSSSsais 70 Az ssss s9a
5S:s v bsSt Of the L.ls.. As & s 20 8
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PosAIs ron KRKPiA0 BUoYs.

OFFICE LaHT HOUSE. IEGPEcroE.l
1HRD DwrnICT, [
ToHPKMHvILE, STATEN ISLAND,
NAV YOhK, NAY ~, 1871.
Sealed proposals viii be resolved this once until
u O'Clock. M, on MONDAY, the l7ih dag 81 June
proper Positoua and 10 good order all the buoys nOp
he tiis Island Inlet, south side o. LopE Island,
lsaE from the lat dAy Of July nsIt 70 the suoooeding
th dag OF June OordnE 10 the regulations Of the
IEhthnaas Roa.d and ihs printed IpeoihoStIons,
copies o. which be bad BY AppbinE At this once
u IL STRONG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

OETtcE or LIgHT.Housg IHsPEofoRJ
THRD DGaThIOr, TOMPEIHSyILF
60, bIArEH laLAED. N. y, Mag 70, lisa.
Sealed proposals. will be received AZ thls once unt
u m, on MONDAY, the i7th day Of Juos nett ior
rAisng, rsplAein9 and Keeping IN their proper pos
lions and In good order, all the buoya now in The
Hudson river, between Albany and Troy, and sueh
othep a. map DO authorized, for one year from me
~ day OF JuI neHt to the succeeding ajth dAy Of
June aoo?rdng 70 the Regulations Of tho Light
Board sud the prtntsd oopio on Nhieh
osn be had BY applynE 70 this once
By order OF the LEhthou Board.
in STRONG,
spsotoF laird District, ia
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fE fo toR FVhsIsEgs FRfssTIh0 H
R0gK;LigaT STA TINS IN THE FOURTH
LioJ n q .s, Is:T y, :, oynq
pRoPosAIS ron. FURNISHING RlTIoNs
AND LpEL EQR LIgHT,YRssRLs, bUPPLv
NESSELS AND TkRDHRS, IN THE RINru
LGHT.HOUsH DISTRICT,
LIonT noual INaPgcron,a OEKIcEl

CHAuLEsroN, y o., MAY "a, is51.
Sealed proposals si be Isoslyed Al this once antn
u O'Clock, m, 90 THURSDAY, the eth day Oh ,Jupe
hi1, for furnishing ard delivering Any Haiions and
foo that may be called for By the Inspector for the
tepders, light vessels ADD suppJvesaas, In the BlIth
Light House District for from the lat day Of
JAY l2, To the th June, ls3 inclusive The rAtIona
70 be Of good .nd apprpyed quAtf; to be delivered
aong.ds Of the lighthouse tender, other vessel
provided for the purpose, at Charleston, IN good
10 good ordel for the nuEbor OF persons which will
be speoihed By the Inspector for each vessel once
ssreeaby v spsoihcations add tables ma, he'd and
y, aitaehed thsreto, which VII form part Of the
this once.
AL bids must be sealed and lndorsed "Propo.als for
Hations and Fuel for LEhtVesselsn 10 and Then
this once, prepaid, n sent BY mall.
By order Of the Lighthouse Hoard.
CHARLES s. NORTON,
Commander unissd States Nav. LshtHouss In
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Awnings.
N. G. COPELAND.

0Is LOUISIANA AVENUE, WashinEton, D. O.,
nAHUTA0Tuhnh or
A W N IN Ct s.,
Recherche In style and hnish. for stores oity and
..-. eountJ Residences. ~
d:ee...:d xllST'isiss ia canvas linS %Ids o OsdsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Railroads.

pALrIhoRE AND ONO RAILROAD,
WARRINGTON, Dee D, lslQ,
aa W1sHiroroN AND ThS M IA z ISs aIs run
fellows, Wis., -
Leave dAii,, sissut saaaa,, a 80, 500. sd6 and
D:sop A., I'D va ~, an h!to Aad 1852 n.
Law. d.il,. .sosp, sn,d.,. a ID sIk and 10 Al
=. m, snd a;idSnd IN p M, .,,,,
RIIsSSa:6afs: asi;y:' tsPTs SaPfaPsii:j saot,sa
Ilts, 400, and 81 m. sIoSpl that The $50 .. m
pafias ths w.s The y y s I,sip .taS. 4. AsS.o
oils junction and Relag only, -
Lave at $50 = .. and li0 .. ". No tr,iI 70 o.
ON SUNDAY,
L'.''a''' s5 a V, %aY q s'lsgFiSs ss'S"-
L.'' o ~ Ale f sas y 81 81 if II Ssr
L.ays dallf. eaesp. Saturday and sundAs, Ataoam n
A1 81 sstaSd.,s Al IN. m .n.y,1pm.
g.ly station sith trains iToni baltimore 70 WhssilhG
For htrAabaIG and points between Relay Hoass md
ntr..euIs ls.ss q s@ p ~, SonnsotinE a. ksl.,
ton trAin.
rhroqfh neksn 70 he west etn be had y Ne wash
inSton station Ieast omee A. Al hoy . q NE a.J
- hase.s d rrasssoTtSiisa
ono. ( Ro6s ias' a.asSi ks.sS
fNURousH LINE BErWEKE wAsHINaToN
rADNwar siHAa AaD j HsT f issS1aoOa.
Tr.las between ws.SiaasSa snS Sss fSsf are -
foS HE% yoaK.; s.,Assa., chang .. q ..r-, y
o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12


The closing hours of the congressional session
were not Of such character as to call for much
regret that we are to have no more reports from
congress for the present. Some of the bad tenn
per which showed itself in either house in un-
seemly wrangles and outrageous personalities,
was due to the fatigue of long, continuous at
tendance, with insufficient intervals Of rest.
This would be an excuse for a certain amount
Of irritability, but the country has a right to
expect of gentlemen IN positions so conspicu-
GUS that their selEcontrol should be equal
10 such moderate demands upon it, How
ever, if this congress is not free from
blame in this respect, it is at least
much less culpable than those which most of us
can remember, which were frequently inter-
Tupted by much tiercer quarrels, and hardly any
session which came to an end without scenes of
violence such as have not disgraced any OF the
last five congresses. The era Of fsticufs,
bludgeons and pistols in the national legislature
has passed away, aud we trust that it will not
he long before it win be impossible for any
member 10 give another the lie without incur.
ring such an emphatic expression OF censurt as
VIII prevent repetition of the offense.
ho,t ~ 9sa'.on LAS oeel on tue Whole. creditaDe'
80 .'o' ~hat was done and what was left
nnuon'. ne numoero OF acts passed Of a public
Nn'u'e was IalAer more than usual, and there
were lew u lhese which were not reasonably
Wise anu salutary. Among the most import.
Ani VI 'he"i' besides the regular appropriation
Dins' most Oh "hich were for smaller amounts
than last year, were the several acts relatino 10
me treaty q washington and the Geneva arbi
traiioh' ine act making a new apPortionment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
Political Notes.

Mr.. Congressman Il. B. Roosevelt, in his
speech at the piebald gathering in New York
was quite clever. He admitted the kukluX law
was not so bad after all. He didn't know in
truth but that it was necessary for personal pro-
lection and public peace.
Greeley organ in Chicago thought it had
scraped together list of nine papers in Illinois
which support Greeley, but already five of them
entreat to be drawn out of that crowd, and say
they have never had any inclination to train in
such company.
The names prominently mentioned for the
democratic nomination for governor OF Missouri
are r. p G. Wilson, late speaker of the legisla-
ture; James s Rollins, ex-member of congress,
and former candidate; Col. VIM ii. Hatch, and
Joseph L. Stephens.
The Indianapolis Journal is not one of those
who pretend that the nomination of Wilson en-
dangers republican success in Indiana. 1t says
mo better man could have been given us, and
his name will strengthen even ticket OF unani-
nous selection. We have no more doubt of its
success than we have Of the coming Of Novem-
ber."
Mr.. Congressman James Brooks writes to the
New York Greeley meeting that he dis now
going to try whether this is government OF
laws or government of lead and gunpowder y
That same thing was tried some short time
sluce. The rebels trampling upon the laws
tried the efficacy of gunpowder. Mr.. Brooks
then sympathzed with their effort. The result
was quite decisive. 1t was, too, quite distaste
| full to Mr. Brooks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY, by John S. c.
Abbott Boston: B. B. RUSSELL IS Cornhill.
Mr.. Abbott is an industrious writer and has a
pleasing popular style. Many historical writers
have higher repu alton among scholars, but
few find more readers among the people. In
this book he undertakes to relate the life and
teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, the adventures
OF Paul and the apostles, and the most interest
ing events in the progress Of Christianity from
the earliest period to the present time. 1t is
not work OF great learning or research, the au-
thorities being the New Testament scriptures
| some recent writers of scriptural biography and
history, with TRANSACTIONS of the later Roman
historians, etc. Works on the same general
subject or special portions of it are so numer-
GUS that the task of compilation is easy, and
Mr.. Abbott is not troubled by any long
ings for absolute accuracy, Or an ambition
to subject his materials to the eXactng
tests of a refined criticism. He is con-
tent to take as facts what he finds
recorded elsewhere. His book is easy and pleas
ant reading, and we think it may be useful as
as well as attractive 1t has not been his object
as he says in his preface, to urge any new views
or to discuss controyerted questions of theology
or church poli:y, He aims to give a history of
facts, not philosophical or theological treatise
He presents in a brieler form than can be found
elsewhere, unless in some dry summary of
names and dates, substantially accurate nara
tive Of events Of the greatest interest to all of
us, and besides its attractiveness as history for
continuous reading, it may be found of value
for occasional reference and as an aid in the
study of the Bible. The book is illustrated with
very good engraving of Mr.. Abbott, and
several other well executed portraits and maps
of Judea and the region traversed by theApos-
tie Paul. 1t is sold only by subscription, and an
agent Of the publishers is now canvaSSing the
city.
MEMOIRS OF THE UNITED STATES SECRET
SERVICE; with accurate portraits of prominent
members ofthe detective force, some of their most
notable captures, and brief account of the life
of Col II. C. Whitley, chief of the division; by
Capt. Geo P Burnham. This book which is pub
lished in Boston, by Laban Heath, is sold by
subscription, and an agent is in this neighbor
hood engaged in selling it. There are many
readers who will find it entertaining. 1t is a
large duodecimo Of 436 pages, filed with stories
| of rogues, detective operations, and the like
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

THE following poem was read at the meeting
the New York delegates, at Philadelphia, on We,
nesday m0rning:l
My summer rambles take me through
Some quaint and some neglected places
Among the men with brawny arms
And rudy faces.
And such one met last night.
AT county fairs the constant winner;
His face was brown, his hands were hard
His name was Skinner.
Thus spoke the agricultural man.
While sweat upon his forehead glistened,
And sat calmly on the fence
And smoked and listened.
''Some say that Grant amt Jest the man
To plow the corn and turn the stubbe;
But rally can't 'zackly see
What makes the trouble.
Gle don't 60 lecturin', to be sure
About the care of wheat when ripenng;
But gosh! the way his crops come in
Beats thunder'n lightning.
"He hain't writ books TO tell YOU how
To pick our pumpkins seeds that's holler;
But mind you when his eorn's laid by,
He plows his faller.
"We'er GURUS critters-allers Quick
To praise or blame man in station;
We'd prob'ly show q heap more sense
By moderation.
Now Grant don't know bout blowing deep,
Or drainin," either, that know on;
But you jest bet the patch he drags
VIII do to sow on.
And look, too, at his garden truck!
1t seems TO me, by thunderation,
That he has raised the biggest beats
In all creation,
"And when he takes his little scythe
And round about his person swings it;
AS sure's you're born he strikes for grain,
And alters brings it,
ats luck Well mebbe its, you know,
] won't say tits, or won't deny it;
nut you let some of your great men
jest try it.
at may be luck; it may be fate,
Sometimes ask myself, What wuz itr
The only thing know is that
The crittter duz it.
"The Britishers are paying up;
The rebs have well nigh quit cOnniving;
Our debt is growing less and less,
And things are thriving.
"The Injun smokes his pipe in peace;
The niger sings his loud hosanner;
And, as the boys say down the town,
That's what ails Hammer
"Andso I've bout made up my mind
That things can't easily be mended;
That take 1t all in all, the farm
Is darn'd well tended"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

How THE WORLD WILL END.-Planets are
continually integrating dffused materials which
they encounter in their progress through space.
and it has been estimated that the earth adds to
itself nearly one hundred and fifty billion such
meteoric particles every year. Secondly. il has
been proved that every planet must be slowly
losing part of its mOlar motion of rotation,
The effect of tidal waves, which are caused by
the gravitation Of liquid toward other planetary
bodies, is to retard diurnal rotation; and. in
fact the terrestrial day is heightened by reason
of the friction of the tides, and it is destined in
the remote future to give about 48O hours be.
tween sunrise and sunset. The earth is also
losing molecular motion by radiation, That
some terrestrial heat is lost without compensa-
hon-and very slowly, of course-can hardly
NC doubted, and for the state of things
thus ultimately to be produced we NAV
find parallel in the present condition of the
moon. That appears TO afford an example of
the universal death which in an inconceiyably
distant future awaits the entire solar system.
II along with the dissipation of the molar and
molecular motions, the planets are also losing
angular velocity, this loss of motion will uti-
mately result in their Indignation with the sun.
or two facts which bear upon the subject. one
Iamiiar to all students of science) is the OBJ
served retardation of Encke's comet by the
resistance of the medium through which ii
moves. The other, which, so far as | know.
has not hitherto been mentioned, is that all the
planets are nearer the sun than they ought
to be, according to Bodies law, the variation
being most conspicuous, as might be expect.
ed, in the case of Neptune 1t is at least
worthy of notice that the discrepancy is such
as might have been caused by a slow dminuton
Of the angular yeOcites Of the planets. Another
fact, that the inter-planetary spaces are filled
with matter, and that consequently all plancta-
ry bodies rushing through them must meet with
resistance and lose momentum, proves that i'm.
mense momentum will be eaten up by the resist.
ance force. This loss Of tangential momentum
must bring all the planets into the sun. AS the
planet slowly draws near the sun its lost tangen-
tial mentum is replaced, and somewhat more
than replaced, by the added velocity due to the
increased grayitative force exerted by the sun
Mt the shorter distance. At the last the planet
must strike the sun with tremendous force
The heat generated by the earth and the sun
alone in such collision would suffice TO produce
a temperature of nearly 100000 degrees, cent?
grade. OF course, dsiDtcgrati0n would imme
diately follow, and the next stage is the dissipa
ton Of the whole into nebula.--Lecture of Prof
Fiske before The american Geographical Society
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW York, June ll.-Cotton Nc lower; sales 5os
PASS middlng unlands 26Ac. Flour steady; sales
S5@ @ s9,I5; southern $50 q SiS Wheat arm ssie
yeWO bush; No spring at Sl,75 q In; No2 81 II IA
= ~ winter red western sl92 g 81 white Michigan
western 63 a Soc for steamer; i'll DO B6 a Ii 0ats
lul sales $4,000 bush Ohio q a 55c western 5OG N
o.e BEEF quiet. Pork finn; new mess Sl3.a5 "a 1880:
ghc, Butter dull; Ohio a &C; state "a "a 1sc Viii
Key lowers western Tree at IS @ glsc Rice quiet: caro-
uaa al - q 9hc Sugar steady; MuscovadosA "a 9Ee;
hayHa Va g lOci refining -@l-e. Coffee firm Rio TX
% l9@e. Mulasses Steady. lurpentine firm at sac.
I9it uaI az s55V for strained. Petroleum dull; crude
i's Gilc ienea az 5SAG' Iallow dull at 81 o 9-l6e
demand for spring. superne and extra at Al IA Al XII
Mno1t active and higher, but closed quiet Mop spring
SoA eg i.3o cash o. seller June closing at si:I1
No spring 81 ,5iH "a Sl,55. Corn in good demand To
mixed regular at 454 q 45H Oats In far demand ayd
hrlat 4ic iog No cash, seller June RYE in fai Az
mand and firm az "A % 15c for Nos / and n Bariev Tp
changed Whskey hrm at SEC generally held al ISe w
Provisions unchanged. Mess pork at 81 70 ~ 10 ~
Lard steady at SAci summer Sac. Hams In picGle
steady at g lOe Tor winter cured summer at al nc
Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon unchanged IivaS 10
opened rm and closed dull and heavy receips denress
hg market; sales at $50 "a s4,O5 closing weak Gattie
ana unchanged; light safes choice at Sd 80 IN GIL
Recepts-lOJy bbls -four 49, 600 bush wheat 2lS O9 Inc
corn lWV00 bush oats, 200O bush rye 5000 bush harley
ovy cattle llO9U hogs shipments 600u bbs our az 900
rye, ZOOO bush barley 2O0j cattle, 5000 hogs WV ~
CNcINNATI June u. PORK ml prices asked Init No
demand regular s2'5O asked. Lard-demand light and
noluets nrih - 0 9c asked Bulk meats firm sbOn-
eis nc, clear rib sides q 6hc clear SIDES 6ae ia
con steady; shoulders a. 5Ac sides " a 1910 1.-Two
nOSI steady az $3.50 @ 425 Whiskey in iar demand
sew ORLEANS, June H. Cotton easier at 25@25xc
WATERrowN. June ll.-Beef cattle-receints ia beaJ
week quotations; sales choice at sl05O eXtr 60 "a a.
S9 hrs quality $3.50 % 9OO second quality Sc al n 2S
tr9 quality 80 a $50. Sheep and Limhs-recelnis hi
@ Sll per head, ~ 9N'N az W