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and and market stEeets.
.ARRATT's ELECTRIC DISKS

Are self-acting clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in RheumAtiBm, Neural
Qfa Local Palms. Weakness, Lameness, &C. They
supply gentle now ef constant electricity and have
a wider range Of use and help n the above named
class OF troubles than the urdnary battery sold by
e BRINGHURST q CO.,
Conner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
&SpE REWARD.

Tho above reward Will be paid for the arrest and
conviction OF any pers n or persons for breaking
into or defacing No. II School building, near NC
Nv order of the Board Of Public Education.
GKu. r. ROBERTS, / Comm T.
ie1o.gt e. A. MACALIISCER, tee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

uAMILEUNf Vt1@I
A man named Fields fatally wounded bis wife,
while drunk and then cut the throats Of his two
infant ehildran
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

AIoTICE.-Walton James will serve Ice, daily
~ To those who desire to take of them sounds
per day at B5 cents per week. lV-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
THIRD EDITION.
spBia.

FORMATION OF A MINISTRY oRFosED-ooMPRoAnsl
PROPOSED. q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
FIRsT EDITION.-
the WEST MURDER TRIAL.

4nz scEsH M oouRr-wnAr rs THOUGHT OF TIE
VERDICT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12
WE1ICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
me nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from channg the tnnamed surface. Prepared ana
gold wholesale and retail by
sS'N r. BRIN0HURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-12

Hyosciami of English manufacture, Nitrite
Amyl Aethyliden Chlord OF Chlora thyl Phlorfd:
zin ChlOracetic Acid SchertngB Xyl0l, Globdes Of
Apial, drops each, French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood 10 dropa each; Capsules kScherings) of Xylol
and many other comparatively rare chemical ana
H BRINGHURST d cos
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
, 1873-12-13

Tho Ioxv1l Sti.to Grange.

cPSeMt us4rhteh 10 TIA ChicHJa Tribune.
DEsMolNEs H., Dec l2.-lhe stase Grange was
engaged tay III discussing tho reports tho various
co'n'nisteoa' The oo1nm!ttoea Naiional Finances
ade report setting fort TINT tho farnlyrs Of tho
West hAu overy roason to toe satisfied with the policy
Of the Administration,
Thu Committee to whom waa referred tho roport or
tho Executive colnmi.oo uaade return to tue urect
hat tho brotherhood ha groat TO congratulate
1tsof upon the manner In which thut Com.
mttee had performed tho dutius doyolying
o}e" M}pon ths9a, ,,,,, and espesiay upon the Gil.
Whitman, who WIN charged With great responsibilities,
Iaefe wsa eohsldor;bis discussion participated iu Iy
Agrsat naay dslesaes ap9n tho various reports.
ing Patrona to seto a 4llsulles disputes and con-
's9Yerses " a. b;tratiou, 4n thus Ayail nt!gattou
out this evening, ~ ~ "0'"e
:, Memorials % Tho Legislature aro bo.g prepared Oh
tae !eYenas laws 70 III to give psalt!os dullaus
of farulera insurance companies,
~ tie &lssuciatt& Pratt
DKs Mo1HEa la., Dso. 1?.-The Btatu Grange to-day
aaa three long aessona. sransactng guud deal Of
busMosE, moally OF q aaettt Character,
NuYlH1 4 NAhVEsykA PArxNT.
Among osaef things, uley cossd contract With tbs
, 1873-12-13
FLOODS,
managing FreBtots Ira Illinois, Iildl.
t,isn, md Ohio Rivers.

nlIAs mud Ohio Rivers.
Sneefat DtatMteh 10 Thf Chfcago Tribune.
BLooM1NuToN, ILL.,, Dac. 12.-Tho long-:outint,cd
rain Of the pass week las raizcd tho slou4ls md
creeks In t'ia vicinity higher than for yea1a. Last
h'Ghs Pono nol|ow In lilo southern part Of tho city,
IN Which hro located number Of manufacturing os.
sAoslmcns, pork'housea iax-tnil. and n,alt-lu,sc,
was Inundated, aud only by grcat exertionB was much
" nar Sayea ~ fso estreton Tho owor floor q
tho a1nil, % that operations had to DO ausruudeI
ronr w.yss w;ssa! qsa'1b s &C. e r. essS
last two wcekR haye swollen tic ryors to such o,, OK
a !eh. ae 70 cailso considerable nar. Tho st. aiary'a
Asot Fac$ ~ Aoodod with water for lnf milo each
Siderable tan'ago llas bceu done III tic carrying away
Tho xalaAh !: Erjo Canal broke awny northeast Of
th!a city thls 1lortngt, about ai1tv foet Of oru-
but Fortunately doing no damage. Tic wa,"r ws was
at once 'et out, and tle damages repaired. K!ciie'a
by tle water, mil onn cid OF It was tlirow1 10 iho
ground, aemoashng ono side. Tho weather Is asil
tsa fnS ST. TSs Ts's sa,s f & Tho pa,
1sw tnys have ea'lse heavy rso IN .te Wabash and
Eel nssEa ind tey nre oyertlowlng their mns IN
asr1ss tho Eel River was carried away this morning J.,
iAsaIlK, ill.,, Dec 12-rhe Illinois niver Ina r,sep
nearly ve fec tinco lust rueytlny a,, is si rlsip,
an mo ssaners wt, towa Of icoarges r Lsallo md
4 sf th lsf s On ss ea @ e s. % ss s
hero. There Is no leo in tho river now,
yeserSay ps s S,s eGnnaea as rain Of
Nivor aot.e four or live feet. No serious
damage rcporte. along tho lower part Of
Thu river: AbUve, ut Tho worka Of tlIu
Standard on Company largo part of ihe docks
aha grounds ate submerged, aud much loose property
$1,000 to ,ooo. largo culvers recently built over
fMnganry Mnn Ut Forest street, cased i' yesterday
works the surface Of tho river s tljoEly covered with
oils aud somo fears entertained that It nny bo
lighted By sparks from locomotives, thus producing .
dlsABtrous fire,
Tho rain has ceased, and tho river is falling.
, 1873-12-13


Sperfn! Dftnntch u 71r Ehfcagn Tribune,
ALBANY, N. y, Dec. 12.--DEEvEs-Tticn npeu;nu yes.
torday and tho Indications throughout to-day aro in
thB direction of IN Improbable market this week
Ihofo Las been . good representation Of country
dealers " tho y'fs but their wants very umed.
few Brighton dealers were iii attendance, but, lav-
ing experienced disastrnus market homo wcre not
dispoaca to rurchnhe literally. They complain of
large Quantities Of Chicago dressed beef at that mar
ket, mud assert that 1t Ii running teir trade There
have been no dealers from Now York nB ynt although
1t Is well known that They have experienced psyiiie
market there this week. The ur1ct opened at deci1o
OF &c per lb from faBt weeks ruling prices and han
continued to roop since, cusnE today at about
c ner ID reduction, with but little prospect Of change
Tor tile better. The receipts ths far unbor 2s9 car
loas, ontadc Of tho numerous Christmas CATTLE The
quality to Scarcely 80 good last week. Thore nro
few extras, and largo number Of Texas, Cleroteca
and Canadians. lightweight aud poor quality
6HEEp AND 14AMns-The market thsn fur las been
fatry n:sivo The sales numbering than double
nlent In prices Is noticeable, although the supply ia
largo, and Of much better quality Than last week. The
Eaaorn trade demand haa been good, with consIdera-
bio diving: for country buycrs to-day wero holding
back IL expectation tlat large receipts would break
down tho market. shcop. 54Gke; lanba, 6@7o.
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dt*patrh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
. kAHsAs Crry, Mo-, Der. l2.-CA1TLE-Recelpts
light; mnrkot weak, slow aud unchanged
Hoas-Recelpts in the union Yards, l,5o0. Sellers
arc holding Off for an advance. Ono Thousand head
were sold at A.35Ga4.40.
, 1873-12-13
JOLIET,
Excitement Over a Snpponcd Murder
ut tlAc FcIitcntinry~-A Visit to tho
rrisOn..S02alo Fz1cta Regarding 1T.
IL tIas 3

A1CttG1nGnt Over SHUuOHnG H6nrtnr
nt ,,c r..,,;,.,,r,o-,, ~. -.
Uri.nn..so,nn .c,, ~ ,t..r,,,.':,. '"1
Special Di.pa.eA 10 Tie cafcago Tribune.
JOLIET, Dec 13.--Ile announcement Of rcspito In
tho case of Perfect was followed by ro,,ors Of mur.
| 5or nrJ ~, . ,,, t,,. .s....,, ,,~ e! ~ ~ " ,4 :,
- ~ ~ ''4'.e' sn'n so'.''1nit5 WIS considerably
oe'tated Perfect lost friends rapidly and had not the
rumoTs been dtsspatod 1t Is doubtful II many who now
intend TO influence the Governor to bo mora ors,f
would hnvo cons.n,cd n a,s,., ~ Sa..a.1
ino communication ~ ,ts na,..a ~ , oDsa1u. "al.
.us , Iou.'u'a'ion =. nls sentence. Tho hr6t
report circulated waH that prisonor in the Pcni-
Tertiary, willie boing punished in the shower-bath,
tora n,rev t,o Iro,th - ,s r,, - 49, .'4 ne :.
H., ".;. ". ,,a ossa.n nle LUIS was eapplemented
ny another, that tho man had been put Into hath
lour m to drawn ,,,, ran,rto. -, nr,,n ,ca...'.
d-,ya ~ - W.. na....'.,.o W. " AA AhthuSh
Nv ~ wv aAo tnofe ieafhea that
t1e s!ofae8 we're oxaggeratiuns. man bad died in
the bath.rooul, but ho was not botnr nm
islcd. Ills ua,ne WIS Itcnrv yy,1t,ama onJ ha .ao
uhov, m ,o.ra u' 49, s,a ",'., "A4 LIS Hee
and two wccls ugo was reported for iiloncss-uot do
lug his ulotted tahk-uud WINS nut into tho solitary
to,a, ~. w., A1' ~ "us n'aucanea ana las-
, 1873-12-13
The INDIANS,

Cfieyonne nntl Arrnpalsoc Chtefs In
Hnd 11Nsnor.-A Prospect OF Nvnv,
ssfsetai Otsrafeh 10 !e Ch,e43o 7rilIn4,
OMAHA, Nob., Dec. 12.--siscen Cheyenne mud Ara
pahoo Chiefs, who weEt to Washington suyeu wsska
ngo, arc hrre asain olr way to their reservation
in Northeastern Wyoming. Thoy aro In yury ba.l
humor and sonao OF thu ohiefa say they will hglt
rather than ylell to the Government demand TINT they
Nun, o'1o u tho Chiefs, us boou suk a,, believes
iAat the W!llte moi charmed h!ta. lIs formed pa1
IT, i5ss kiii q wla aud thon himself, aId wss dis
en1es and Artapahoea together numGsr stoat g,OG0,
, 1873-12-13
THE ERIE CANAL.

husYALo, Doc. 1a.-Ths Eric Canal Ia free from cc
uoals nIo tnostNK freely. Tue oads full. Ills
Wcaler mild.
ALuAN1, N. X. Dec. 1a.-~A largo number Of canut-
1oAia are arriving and pushing forward to Utica,
TAeru ~ warm rain falling,
soAksEoTApy. N. y, Dc. IA To-. boats In the
between hors aAl Port Jackson, iu places, IL more
taan one foot thick. WpatAos favorable.
, 1873-12-13

GisolsMArl, o., Dec. l?.-rho Cincinnati sontLcr,
for TUG construction Of the Kings Mounln tunnel in
Lincoln County, Ky. The eoss the euunrer's esli-
uttes, viii le elt3 000 Tho work. ia 10 begun in
TN aAys aul to be hatsha4 In eighteen mouths The
trsgcH also locate1 ~ uts u the llne OF tho roau,
sruni South DahStlle Hy to Ohitwoou, as Tenilos-
, 1873-12-13
Tho Texas puciric 1eaiiro,.a.

,,t fT"m he -aep }HFk 2iHst.
The report coues from Harrisburg tint III nrrauge-
u tLe penuaylvania Nalroal Company, aud JuIHs
Asa Packer, President Ut the LehlBi Wiley lailroaa
uohIM'ly 70 TINT tho mrana necessary 10 construct
aato, II ~ also understood that Judge Parker viii
pntrli"he, With he assistance of other lurge capallsa,
, 1873-12-13

sALr LAKE City, Dor. 0.-passcngcrs from the West
to-d"y reprt ytry deep fno". Tin l,orttols OF thu
Ge4stal lasinc laliros III the sierra Nevada eeelons
avo cngines are required to lua,l nsuYlo ru. Al
ystt lowoyer there ae been delay III connections
commenced here n terrible earnest. Six feet Of suow
has ialleh III thn Wasatch mtniug canouy
, 1873-12-13
RAILROAD NEWS,
Now Feeders for the Chicago, nur.
1ingtON & Quincy 1enilro,,ts.

-, WtrI1l Ilxpd(eI 70 Tie NHicaHO 7ffbNHe,
!, DunrouE. la., Dec. 12.-Runors Are current hero
,l"t tho chicago, Clinton l. Dubuque auu Chlcugo
uabl4le MnAcaota Railroads ,Yiil about lie ic-
EinlS ot the year aas under tho coMtroI Ct thu Chi
cago NuFuhBton Quincy Railroad Company, Prut-
cotfoi the afst-M med rons now, but the runlor ts
that tAo control VII lie more appareut afer the ls Of
January.
, 1873-12-13

i'll StLritHHolt
Sr wnH 6r i, % III "aS an e n,s y y nvoa a "an
acq,,e 10 Tcrt.e rst sl u"nt " u ,nn aRo s
Janea Newnonc ,ar i,sla, wl,n pcrtcot rot,S,.
Whenever o npolso Of hor. it waa unieraIiv IN iars
fnte If ala Inn, to ~ liz t,a trn ass LUZ @ ioe "
would never Inv, cem ennicnc",i n liz ill., I'M, IL
what pl.o hus Iuo to ne nosscnso, of nv
Tim nroror,v ,,,,,1a3 m,a r. rnornnrY, sa1,s .,,,
aosea, iiear Tscaoosu Aa.. an, aomn ota wtti,u III
limits Of tho ow Il ,ns hcet oftcn sat md rot,s
K;no%lton Thin. however,, + snil 10 10 rnruS
Kaa ausu" HnH got ~ On Icfteet Says, III ABnes N.
'>no"''on' 'no T,ls Juagos ,,: WHO: .,..,,,ou
III nv ,snch E ~ Mxrio1 rsrtdE1 w11MEas 'o, IN
os"d ythire y hcen Wrsh w 1ohn smIs
Fay ate1rsn wSsswo rorseGt n octoh.er 1a72
mr.. , ST. 1.ouIH, Mo-, Oct. ~, 1871.
nsnno En- Str: Alter tha great nre IN
zoo awaH nj 70 rss S. o"s want n s top1g ~ No
INV. ~ tf anu oxl,ocs nhn 90 9ack again
roc. yn,r yoa sos new " trta ana w.it nc
'rrnrnt,S sr,t ~ ~ cuIaer oi uAto"uouso ahu
orncnsas tuet as no. as ana ,,leose money 70 bear
csn mil, y" r. ns Eo,l cnna a aro n'ted takes I'LL
giro e % VII VIII cons 3 on any Ky s p r 30 TFo a ar sm
e T'a " at t"sy eas e. e9s s te1 os ,
i,.a ,sst Of T.; Msssh s or ~ ra Il xpn VIII a mo
Thir 1a atrant e sTon or uisoct H. I'LL rooia ,a,aoo
ho Upnos MsyssSS 0t Yors 1 t no9 w. will 10 on
e rsy csn sc @ 90 @ioln u, k ana VII H. make aiays g
possibly bo induced to o1orciso s .acretionary po-
i liz ysery e 1 nssxsy srnt ots L.
ops hlm dotrncts from. ruter than adds wogLt 10,
Lis statements. ......
kch 1as l,cc al, aont SiaJ,v,. =, no
conse II came TO hand yostertlay, nnd III subjoinel
without coNon further than tlG statement tint 1t In
acknowledged TO havo been written under tho presa-
nro OF Eef4uns WHO apparently thluk little 0f tic
ssolemnity md sanctity Of I'LL oatll.
stTs q m,oWy,i ~ H,nn!x: sa,!.,:, .,,..
,,. poppy se,sibfe thht without your interference
s ~ le AztH Hay OF next Decetnbcr, foraEer rlsS
pu o M M ~ .no 9esnss o. etft mover to rctur al that
i par,aot o "G3nu @ ,!. n1raorg ny VIE alnfshn
wh,n, o.,1 mnun % Mn3'a noyer Ia'.i anu agAhst
Ad ef ua ~ ovS o tao aa sstsst ssfe
~ 1nrt ~ nsst nay anr ma ia3l tra owing
nv snv,a rao aa ,tsan,n nMa' ~ aVe stsa u
n,;n" H. In, G.t y. 70 .ae laGt tht PUBLIC
wIrI i,sva Ina, tri", " , ~ ua uooawtn uots u
M fas" ad ,,arr t.fo aa a. Me.n.ufshg ~. g
csro 1nuns. "v.;Hut ,s n rtu!4slu " - 1in It III
t,rnr.as nnn, -, t 'suu .lio4bu %inen, VI hAe
rcuiaj n ,i,anv rnt nv n & ~ & n, ~ III ~ oce c eA
I'M uiyisc uI fai;ern an ~ ,n a,, ~ -" " M su, & ~
one.haf tLe 1uss If nI ~" as Smr,ns ~ u s seaf
n,uinr,.v T., uro,os w. f, ama .t taere not W
ono rnntfn1arro ,r,u rr,a tnsut @ .hat ~ aehs4
u,nto,1 ~ , r. ~" I -, as!usoa e ~In suua uase nceh
Inv drfennn NH rnrss,nuc1, ni vt & aas ~
nont unI nnai ~ ,na supreme . uort dsee ~
sao ~ not ,nakiu an ebjsctoa in tic Conrt Iew
eausn or tha fan t nof o @ so havo "a,vea' uee
its cr}uta,cs ~ .set IT,, III. M u'a hpt AnuW ~
Oxtscnco nm nftcr h,d i1o s",tnaoe ~, H. @ ~
, 1873-12-13
PEBttIRY hiJEEEn,

coLuNnrA, s. g.. Doc. la.-rhe caas Of Senator Pit.
Senatorial election laa WINTER has been }ismissei Il
IL understood ata warrant Inns s,con sal1ed for hs
arrest Of Representative Jcacg, wllo nao tho affidavit
in the c1he. on d Charge Of 1,eriury
, 1873-12-13
OfktccrH Of tho &lacboy"n1f a. Fond du
E;iG lsHilr0:li Eiiyctt,sf,

Spfc!Ht O!snafch q TIC EAic,ly" 7fi6HMe.
fosb uu Lac, WIZ, Dec. l!.--At ii meeting OF tho
Dscrtots uf tho shtlOygan Fond tl,l Lac Hallway
h'd ~ thia city toay, the resignation OF pro.i.yn
~ Joy WAS accepted, all Johu a. uuntiey, of Bhe-
1oyHatl, WIS elected President. l.. A. Emerson w1s
elt.ad Assistant Superintendent. J, D., Foster re-
niaius 0cnefAl Freight nnd luGsuugcr Agent
, 1873-12-13
DAMAGES AWARDED.

MoXTooMFRY, Aa., Dec. l3.-Tlo jury In the rapu
Of lvwts y. 1assous agatat NisAurd Dugtpet, judge
OF the unised aA.aR District Court, for fsss upris.
onments gaya plaintiff $l0,0 600 dsnxsea,
, 1873-12-13

four bodies In state Of decomposition were found
on board Her asta md rig p,,g w.re gone, nnl bnr
hli! VIVA covered with Hsawrcu. From tho tato ot
to lave been dlsn1aatel Int Jll,y drifting Rnco.
, 1873-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
Scllenc1l's Mandrake Pills,

Ttoso pills composed exctusivcly Of yocosbto In
"Ia ~ althogh they entirely porssao The
at direesy upon ths so aud arc valuable fomedy il
AZ cases o! AerangqnleAt rosu!tin: frn disoraerod
.tae Of that nrHan Liver Complaint bilious Disorders
II s:k Hoadaehe Typho1 Feyara g.,
For aAlo BY all ArugXiYts md tlcalnss. ~.
, 1873-12-13
CHLQRQEnaM IN nEMrls1RY.

bosroN. Mns1 Dec. l2--Tho Dontai Aociety has yc-
IL net &dyisAlls.
, 1873-12-13
AN OLD WRECK FOUND.

HALIFAX, n. g., Dao. l2-Ths steamer from Tsblo
A'auslens lAdsa with 64h. dsiitsa sahars are, aud
, 1873-12-13

plrera prevented rcgpttD he,ua Ernuted 10 him.
Mi.'tavtr might lavo boen tho fautB itero wcru OK
teniany circumstances III lis owll case which ho had
n9t lad m opportunity 10 bring out ulthor of hiH
, 1873-12-13

rcaze that ho must te When 10 rcated ta ia,tar up
.acn n a' ~ sheM ~ Arn'l ho sd ~ was confident Tint
aud came to bt4ihvc that hls letters, as1tug for ucrcy
would hayo no c!leet.
rIInENoLoa1sr ALSO.
Ao has rt0e1!t toihler, Gnil wlclt nceuael will
G stFe M M c,tn, ns u ~ , ,Mq,msh s nsysr strsk
a'nine! tle head or every arrival, an lcctureu
upon Tho bumps" 10 those 4rot. him, lJiy words
Are poyayllahsr md lie III bellayol 10 10 very taneI
ph!iopr. gcnyeno.a pho.;at!yelsrss, Which latter.
Perhaps, Ws bttter understood tlaA tho former IIp
often routiatlsctea hs oif, making statement one
tIss Kind. '''s ''' 'sA' 'uA' Ut 1"a saa anything OF
IoyE OF p,o WORDS.
Flo ta'lB well, Int w,i:Gs I'M exaernl,Io hal,t and
Ignores ort!iography altogether. II ;et into u,l nrV.
elt IL ais great de!iEh as 1t eahls him to !so (is
esS s '1t s ~Sn ui. III nSs siuasn s
aud Gun quote s',!pnr. ,E!. ,n,yt ay tho ., hour:
He clntms to be groat earH.puycr, having kuowl-
edge ot peculiar Enl Of anhAe-s'ot which o hul
seca o!d mogrues gather tn tho woods aud rub the
sor Of pack OF cartss which the ssko had oon
rubbed wa 'ssure to win every lime" he does uos
sSs assp e, ~ IL So Ss oea sa a ssy
that they hhye convicted him. Al tluea he was very
u!t'sr tos7a ths md applied aid
While confined in tho Uuuk County jail 10 mani
tested much synratl1y for tho ioys who would ho
stealing. He called Sir. 1nuio'y attention to tet;.
snd 4sEs him to DO sonellng for ths Little fellows.
ME. HA!t1lBs &uA oAetn beehhlb Adrthted in tho WDrk
1t Aia solcation, and ha et.orta hs asgerts brought
about ch4nge liz TIM management Of the tal, lie
separation OF tie boys from hardened csntnnla, nld
te cloanl,uesa which ut presunt cAarscterI4cs the
plIce.
. PEN8ONAI. ArrEARANCE,
He Ia s feot II inches high, 4nd very corl,uleut
woluln4 Aho''t 9as l,nun.is. BIS sktn IL yellow, aud
ls!H couuetatlcG not dtMttvU Of criminal Hul 10
beeA well olugGted, anu ayoilul low company, he ]
would certainly anye becoa prominent iu thu better
ssnso Of tho word. ]
- HIa WIFE.
II will b. noticed in tho above account Of As life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03

II. wesrheimer & Richardson sold for Themselves 30
Illinois cate, averaging n cwt, at II i6l2to 81 Illinois
do averaging 81 cw at iltc 10 dress % 70 the cross
ewt lal Illinois cattle averaging u ewt at n3 6l24c..
and took 40 cattle 90 one hundfedth 81
Church a Cary sold for NJ b. Dotl 81 Missouri cattle
Morehonse & Pagan sold for W. V. Woods 23l Illinois
siifed cattle averaging g cwt at IL @tc Is coarse
Missouri catte. averaging cwt.. az lie.
MILCH COWS-Receipts for the week, 70, against rs
last week There fair demand for cows, with prices
unchanged some prime mixers nave Deen siu 70 pit
90 good is SlOaSs5 s. McGraw sold lew farish cows,
at FOrty-eighln-st-, as s50esO.
VEAL CALVES-TOtal live calves for the week, fi33,
against ll8i last week and 39O4 corresponding week
last Live calves are selling at s49Ac city dressed,
Hume & Elliott sold at Forty-eghth-st. l6l State
calves averaging l2s 10 at &C. q do averaging li2 n,
s3c, and during the week l0O4, 70 average $40 80
Eye Ons sold A. State calves. averaging 40 n at Sc.
s. McGraw sold 30 state calves, averaging 40 D. at
9dglc, and A. buermik averaging lJ5 D. az - u per
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts OF sheep to-day
were II Forty ightlst, aud ears at COmmu-
npaw making totals Tor the week 1926 against l. 9j
the previous week The markets slow, with prices
ranging about last week. shorn sheep selling at
5l87c Spring lambs are selling no l16l5c.
j. n. PldcOck sold at C0mmunipaw during the week,
Alas sheep and lambs 20 average - go per head prices
range for sheep 81 ate; for lambs. l30l4c
Kase X Co. s0lu at COnmunipaw during the week, Cos
shorn sheep at 81 a7c ~ 70 average So IS per head
Hume & Elliott sold, at F0rty-eigntn-st., % OMp
clipped sheep averaging 80 D al &C. lb5 40 averaging
"a n, at 6c 3'5 ONO DO avsfasng 81 10, az pa o
ONO do averaging % D. az &c ana during Tue Weeh,
3277 Sheep 10 average s. 36 per head anu 3J Spring
lambs, to average Sc % each.
HOGS-Tne arrivals to-day were 81 cars az COmmun-
paw ana 26 FOrtiethst against 6j cars last Mon
aay making for the week 2S22, against 3O5l the pre-
vious week. The receipts are mostly 70 the slaughter
changed The totals for the CORES spending week last
year were 1880 more than tue past week. Inc
iss776 for corresponding period last year. We quote
live q &c. and dressed % 10
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Hopnr June frm Mdlhn lIiei net rec'ir@ lao
h.Ie.. ~ bales; stock p 10 bales le- 2 n-
1iyEsr0s June COTTON sead1 Good Ordinary, 4t@fici no
reeeipis IN bales. sales bales socAi t,''i uae'
stv.yytu June z-Cotou 6mi Mi1lugA lAtc net Iecepe
e1pos-o Great Britain f~'' '- ''-''A'' - ~
sales J5 stock 3aj8 oalrA . p - .,tt4,-.. -.
ST Lurx June 2-C0IIOu dull ana unchahAlli LoN 81 ~
receipts Z81 bal shipments, 20 bales . .-..
CHARLESTON. ~ niloi lIel hi
2e7 be erpor-eoastse 20 bales sales 40l bales aioc 40'
.,.44r.-- IA. - r..oi,.. ri
bales sales baei stock 31sl bales 4 ,,ttu. ts.. .
CyCfyyArt June 2C0tt0u quiet ana aeayi h0lHhsa i"'
..5rt. 59 hale shuments g38 bales; stock j. 20 bales
Nonp0ls June cotton quiet ld tnn Low Mp1AAs i I't
recepts 400 baes, eKpoTs-coAslae, 10 Daiai A 80 D
stocE. 1ll3 bales ,,....-.- miami.
Bosrlx June 2Co0u ql.eti 3l-llf gh ei .l Istt"s 5
haies, gross $50 ezp0Ito Great britain 90 uA'i A
bales STOCK illuJ ta.ea ,,t.,.- ~. -...,,,. 1c2
LprsyILLE June Cotton tuli hil-lnst I'o' i'F'' "
baless shipments. tii bales -...t-,s
B,frinoRE june 2Co'ion arm; Mdilugs, lsc gross ee
ia bales, e1pIItseoaase, 10 bales sales 80 pA'7ai a- ~
bales 49,. a, .tr--. f7-,
SgwtmLglys June 2Cotionismlld moderate hilAsa' g
Ieic. met reeeDt $40 7t2 bales efpo' u.--
Britain " bales. Continent 20 bales ca-W I-l ualsi
sales 2JJ 1.es evening. 90 baetf si1eA ~ 81 DAfA
Arcrrt June 2tnfon-Delanl mocratei Allhhs'' 4'l'
~ bslesi sales, ltl nfifr - .tu,. e1s
MEapHIs June AGot0n trmi Low NiI ngst i'-i IeeP" w.
bales. .lgmeais. 211 bales saeA. -t.9A bales
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s1s0s7, d. Common soasi2 Clover at ss@sle sigg !.
v ami In moderate Long hye hiaS A. nSi~
40 si,ort do sl5Gsl5s and Oata slg0Si2 ~, .-s.o
MOIASgEs and n9minhl tuha 0ai'~ Foro ioo' '"Oc'
EAVRG sTORhe market for SPIRITS Tuyeuine has been au
- 5,b r ,s hhlS reported sold Change 40 so Tor her
er6e u likewise quiet, and Sanea quoted easier undr
49, ai sretr freight and consequent hght eaort IN
m groe strained $50 80 ~; mics Of ~ tbis Good No -
te 81 60a ~ aG bh Pale as r49Ss Tar sieey ~ - 70
- M Wasnpton and Wilmington; Pae up hhul oi iV nn smf
se si i5io bb and 30 bhls from store At ~
-. q, -, and al M ID,
49, e f are without change and The demnd has been only
te u,rb,eu IA scare and nominal Other Oils dull and
unchanged Il. l.. - L.. Ia. 49,
u, rg fr e future. sales, cash and renlar a J bills a.
1g m : GA Primes for future delivery We hear OF 150
s No. seller July al TO- and go bls for jnte private
Terms quiet and heay' liefSs bse "a u' snu loopng
a. bevy. sales III Hans bulk At c DO Nmok % at lJie
hi ~ W ma l IA VeIies De- ~ boxes do average H. NJ NJ DC
m F- B al l0ic smoked shoulders 90 sac Bacon Is
- srd nonnaL dressed Hogs plenty and lame
7ic for C Gull anu heavy sales OF lI1 bbs and tea
AZ Tic /; Sc for City 20 0s- Ter rsr 70 Prime ohan
o. f, delivery We hsr Of 80 for Jane st o., and sic for
Julv - - - -.
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