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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-11
THn noNAPARTIsTs.

New York, July 9TH ls7S.-A
letter from Geneva TO the New York
World gives conversation with tho
late Empress Of France. She says
her visit TO France is for political
purposes, end it is useless to try to
conceal il. She believes there will
soon be general return of the peo-
pie to order, and said the Piedmon-
tese Government at Rome, the anti
Christian aud Pagan court abariion,
and the wild communities at Madrid,
are filled with fear at the awakening
of Catholic France; tina, the wretch
ed Theirs is gone, and all know that
MacMahon is President that loves
France. The future. said Eugenie,
is ours, and France viii need the
reaction against the forces which
have seemed to threaten the exis.
tence Of society and religion through
out Europe. She saw in the future
that France should be at the head
of the nations the robbers driven
out of Rome; the Pope restored
Germany divided into harmless
States, snd ApstEis sesin strong
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FATHER RYAN ON THE LOUIS
lama INCARCERATION MOVE
MENT.

Father Ryan 10 the N. Q. Morning
Star & Catholic Messenger protests
against the resolutions of the "unifi>
cation meeting" and says: There is
a signature attached that we are sorry
to see. A soldiers name is therein
past days, faithful and tried and true;
a name that wears the glory of many
a battle field, name that honors the
man who bears it-honors the coun-
try that breathes it-honored the
cause to whose invaded rights it was
so nobly consecrated the name of
Beauregard. That single name
gives an Importance to the resolu-
tons Of that meeting, which they
otherwise could not claim. IT'S the
old story. The good soldier, as a
rule, is bad politician. He who
leads on the battle fields Of patriots
is, too often, misled on the NOTORIOUS
plains Of politics. Beaaregard's sig
nature but makes the resolution Of
that meeting more calling. We can
not but remember now how General
Beauregard, in a conversation with
ourself, blamed Longstreet for his
action. Why the changei Has the
brave soldier been entrapped by the
willy politicianss Has he merely
committed blunder7 Or has no
gone into this new movement with
eyes open to its real spirit and GER
tain consequences Did he read
these resolutions before he affixed his
signature If he did not, We hope
tnut he will withdraw his name -
But if with full knowledge and de
liberate will, he has endorsed the
policy set forth in these resolutions,
the Beauregard of the Carondelet
street meeting is not the Beauregard
Of Shiloah; and the glory that arose
around his name on many proud
battle day has gone down forever. -
The name or names Of no man or
men can sanction the surrender of
Southern traditions--the dissertation
Of Southern principles, the degrade
ton of Southern manhood.
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THE cHoLERA.

Ten deaths 10 the Nashville district
on Sunday, four Of which were from
attacks within the preceding twenty
four hours.
Sunday was very hot in Memphis
the mercury attaining TO 81 at
noon. Fifteen intermsnts were re-
ported, Of which only six are admit
ted to have been cholera cases.
No more deaths in Greenville for
tho excellent reason that there are
few left in the town to die.
The disease 10 Kentucky prevails
in Frar kiln, Bowling Green, Cadiz,
Hillman's Furnace, Rockcas,le.
Woodburn, Henderson, Maysville
and Frankfort.
Lexington and Louisville claim to
be free Of the destroyer.
No further news from the infected
towns of Alabama.
Tho following taken from the
Jacksonville Union, shows that the
disease is creeping towards our
southern border, and thus almost en-
comprising the State:
That the cholera has found it's way
into the State of Florida seems be-
yond a doubt. Mr.. +. Dibble, who
a few years ago was we'll known in
this city as a prominent banker. it is
said died Of this disease last week in
Fatal cases have also
been reported at Cedar Keys and
elsewhere.
The disease has broken out at
Cairo, Illinois; four or FIVE deaths
occurred on Friday last and the
Hickman Courier says the hands on
the Mississippi Central road, opposite
Cairo, are dying like rotten sheep
from 'something like cholera"
NASHVILLE, July 6.---Only four
derths from cholera to day.
MEMPHIS, July 6.-Only two
deaths from cnOicTa.
MEMPHIS, July Twenty two
intermen,s TO day--only 8 cholera.
CINCINNATI, July = Five cholera
cases yesterday.
The Huntsville Alabama Democrat
Of the Sd contains the following NOR
tuary statistics
Deaths in June -.....----.49
Deaths in three first days July. IL
Total. %
OF which number, at least q were
from cholera whites and % col
ored.
Ten new cases in Birmingham on
Thursday and six deaths.
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Administrators sale.

WILL. be sold before the court house door
in the town of Canton, Cherokee county. Ga,
within the legal hours of sale on the first Tues,
day in September next, the following described
property to-wit The plantation where Nancy
Pub resided at the time Of her death, II being
thai portion Of the land Of John Pugh deceased
which was set aside aud iayed OF 10 Nancy
Pugh a. his widow. for dower-said tract OF
land containing lss acres more or less, eensisi
ing of Lot aud parts OF l-ors, numbers not recoi-
lss,ad. living aud being in said county Of Chero-
- ahnnt i've miles east of Canton. Terms Of
sale one half cash, balance credit till 18th Dec.
IS7s. note and approved security with 10 per
can, interest from date, If net punetually paid at
maturity. July 7sh. 1873
wM. CHAMLEE. Admir-.
Printers fee SO JOHN PUGH. dec'ed.
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COBB SHERIFF SALE.

Will be sold before the Court House door in
the city of Marietta, Cobb County Georgia
during the legal hours of sale Oh the first Tues
day in August next the following property to-
wit. 80 acres Of lot Of land No. 33 in 10Th Dist.
and End Sec. Of said County, situated in the
town of Acworth, formerly occupied by II. b.
Mcconnell. and now occupied by r. A Lane.
Also "a acres ofthe South East corner of lot
No 81 in same Dist. and Sec. sold as property
of n. Is. Mcconnell to satisfy fifa in favor Of
Warren Aiken, Executor against said Fl. b..
Mcconnell. Property pfinied out by plain
,if's attorney. This the 9Th day Of July 1878
VIM. P. Stephens Shift.
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Cobb Postponed Sheriff Sales,

Will be sold before the Court House door in
the city OF Marietta Cobb county, Georgia.
during the legal hours OF sale on the first Tues
day in August next, she following property to-
north east corner Lot No 4s3, all in 10th dist,
and Cd section of Cobb county, Ca, as properly
If James F. McCleskey Levied on to satisfy
a fifa in favor of James +. Cooper, VS., James
F. McCleskey Issued out of Cobb county
court. Property pointed out by w T. VIM,
plaintiffs attorney. printers fee 49,
w. P. stephens, sheriff.
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New Advertisements.
Cotton Gins Repaired

YWyHE un,lersiQnedis located in Marietta,
II Ga, one mile from the Court House on
Roswell street, where he will thoroughly re-
pair all Cotton Gins semitic him press Saws,
I'LL Brushes fiji boxes. plate Ribs with steel, or
any other Repairs. in the best of style. A.
reference Of my work. / have worked tor Mr..
A. Howell, J. Roberts, f Lindley. Dr. Rey-
nolda, w J. Manning, G. Darby. Robt Tram.
mel, /. o. McDansil, j. Wes,brooks. o. Mich
OILS, Mr.. Morris. w w. Reynolds, and hun
drels of others too tedious TO mention. Those
wishing their Gins thoroughly repaired will
please send them Immediately. First come,
firsr served A word to the wise is sufficient.
SAMUEL yEATMAN.
Morietta Ca, July 18th, 1873
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Georgia { herokee County

To all whom II may concern. Joshua Roberts
having in proper form applied to me for letters
OF Administration on the estate of Martha H.
Boyer late Of said coGaiy decd. This is there
fore 70 cite all persalts concerned kindred and
creditors to chow cause if any they can within
the time allowed by law why letters of Admin
isaration shoald not be granted on said Mar
iha H. Bogers estate should not be granted 90
said applicant June Srd ls7a
WE D MOSS or4y.
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Georgia. Cherokee County !:

John Ragsdale, Guardian Of Laura Roach
having applied to the court of Ordinary OF said
eoun,y for a discharge from his Guardianship
az Laura A. Roach, this lie therefore 10 cite all
nersops concerned, to show cause, BY fling OBJ
Iac,ions 10 my Office why the said sJohn Rags
dale should net be dismissed from his Guardian
shin Of Laura A. Roach. on the first Monday in
October next. This July 9TH. 1873
w. Il d MOSS, Ord'y.
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Cherokee County:

yvhsreas William NJ. Chambers, Admin!s-
.,.,,,, ~ he estate of John n. Chambers, de-
1850. late Of sid county. represents IN ms
,'e,;fion duly tiled and of record that he has
fully administered said estate
ish;s IS therefore 10 cite All persons CONCERN
:, L;ndred and creditors, 20 chow caHse. It any
.bsy can. WHY said Administrator, should NOT
l. dismis.ed from his administration. and re
ceive Letters ri tiisaaiSsion on he ,ss monday ID
September 1873. This june "a, 1872
W. R D. Moss, Ordinary.
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The Atlanta Herald says there
are twen,y-ihrce places of Worship
in that place. The Baptists have
six churches. Methodist seven, ls>
raelites one, Complexities two, Ger
man Lutheran one.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

Rebecca eagle, Guardian of C. l. M. eagle,
having applied to the court of Ordinary of said
county for discharge from her Guardianship
of said @. l. NJ. eagles; this is therefore TO cite
all persons concerned to show cause by filing
their objections IN my office why the said Re-
becc. eagle should not be dismissed from ner
iuardjaaship Of c. l. NJ. eagle, and receive
the usual letters of dismisson on the first Mon
day in October next. July 9TH, 1873.
w. Z. D. Moss, Ordinary.
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Georgia, Cherokee County

Application will be made to the court of Or
binary Of Cherokee county, at the first regular
term after the expiration Of four weeks from
this notice, for leave to sell the land belonging
to the Es,ate nj Martha H Boyer, deceased
This July 9TH, l573.
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MARRYING a deceased wife's sister
implies either that the husband has
tra,ed his first wife kindly or very
cruelty. If kindly, the sister wishes
TO experience same treatment; if
cruelty, 70 avenee Is.
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for the purpose of establishing an
imperial government or to secure his
re election for the third time. What
is your opinion about it 2
Colonel Mosby--I don't think that
General Grant has any such ambi-
tious designs; but if he desired re
election and makes as good PRESS
dent as | think he will Ill support
him for third term. Not only that,
| think all Southern people will sup>
port him.
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Cherokee Postponed Sheriff Sale.

Will be sold before the Court House door
in the town Of Canton, Cherokee county, Ca,
within the legal houlso OF sale ON the first Tues
day in August next the following property to-
wit Lots of Land Nos. 307 in the 23d District
and I'd section and 334 in 18th District and I'd
section of said county to satisfy Superior
court fila in favor of hutcherson and Pritch-tt
va. John Minton aud Lawson Pitts. Levied
on as the property Of John Minton. July
4th, 1873.
E. G. Granting, Sheriff.
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

Application will be made to the court Of Or
binary ofssid county at the first regular term,
after the expiration OF four weeks from this no
tice. tor leave to sell the land belonging to the
estate of James Ross late of said county de-
ceased. July 9TH, 1873.
Lemuel K. Ross, Admir-.
Sallie Ross, Admr'x.
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Geoopia Cherokee County !:

Application will be made to the Court of Or
binary OF Cherokee county at the first regular
term after the expiration Of four weeks from
this notice, for leave to sell the LAND belonging
TO the estate of John eagle deceased, (Dower
excepted.) July 18th 1875.
Marin eagle. Admir-.
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printers fee $3)
Georgia, Cherokee County

Application will be made to the court OF Or
binary OF Cherokee county at the first regular
tetm after the expiration of four weeks from
this notice, for leave to sell the land belonging
to the Estate of Peter G. Boyer. late of said
| county deceased. This July eth. 1873.
JOSHUA ROBERTS,
Adm r. de bonis non
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

To all whom il may concern George
Hunnient having in proper form app'ied 10 lsis
tor n..rnanen, letters of administration on the
Estate Of Sarah Cobb, late of said county, 'his
is to cite all and singular the creditors and nexs
Of Kin of Sarah Cobb, to be and appear at my
Office within the time allowed by law, ana
shaw cause ii any they can. why permanent
administration should not be granted to Ge0rge
w. Hunuicutt on Sarah Cobbs Estate. may
Both 1873.
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Atlanta will soon have construct
ed pris- matte or one-track railroad
between that city and Ponce de Leon
Spring.
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PICKENS SHERIFF SALE.

H1ChENO S1E1eAE OaAE.
VIII be sold on the first Tuesday In August
next between, legal sale hours at the Court
house door in the town Of Jasper in Pickens
county, Ia5 aor-s of lot Of land No. 235 in the
oath Dist and 2nd Sec OF said county TO sat
isfy three Justice court ffss. issued from JUS
tice Court of 794th Dist. G. NJ in favor Of Fl.
d. BRYANT Executor Of Hugh Bryant VS.. Ell
drige Kinney and B. B. Brady and Williamson
Forester, levied on as the property of Eldrigs
Kinney.
Also at the same time and place 90 acres
North side of lot of land No. 81 in 18th Dist.
and End Sec. Of said county joining Gabriel
Noes levied on to satisfy a ffs Issued from
Justice Court. 9th Dist. g. M. in favor Of
West and Corbin vs.. James West. property
pointed out by defendant.
Also lot of land NJ. 206 in oath Dist. and
2nd See. to satisfy Tax ffa against T. P.
Manning levied on ss the properly Of said
Manning. Al the above leyies made BY james
Krl L. c. and returned to we. This jung
18th Ia73.
A. W. Davis, Sh'G.
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Total. 81
OF which number, at least q were
from cholera 5 whites and % col
ored.
Ten new cases in Birmingham on
Thursday and six deaths.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

Prices to-day for Beet Cattle ranged
as follows = Best Besves ct IS 0O@7 IL
that generally rated flrst quality s 81
06 90; medium or good fair quality
"a 1906 so; ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows "a OO(S4 IS; inferior
and lowest grades OF Cattle 30 00@0 90
general average Of the market to-day
Is 81; extreme range Of prices "a OO@
7 IL. Most Of the sales were from
IS Is to 6 so per 100 Tbs. or the re-
ciepts 636 head came from Ohio, 80
from Maryland, 434 from Illinois, l37
from Pennsylvania, and IS from Wire
giniS total receipts for the week l343
against 1882 last week. and l4l8 head
same time last year. Of the offerings
GIG head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 159 head sold to Washington
city indianapolis dealers, and 147 head
to Eastern speculators-total sales for
the week 1922 head, against 1913 last
week, and 1867 head same time last
year.
SHEEP.-There was some falling off
in the arrivals this week, but the sup
ply has been about equal to the demand.
The Eastern demand was lighter than
last week, about 1900 head going to
Philadelphia, against 2, 900 last week,
leaving the number here about adequate
to the wants of this market. We
quote common 10 fair Sheep at 4@5cts,
and fair to good at 5@5i cts. per ID
gross.
LAMBS. Lambs in fair de-
msnd t$2 OO@4 so per head. Re-
ceipts this week 1859 head, against
1915 last week, and $40 same
time last year.
HOGS The falling off in tine receipts
this week is about 5000 head, as com-
pared with last week, There has been
q fair demand under the lighter srrivala,
supply and demand being about equal.
The demand is chiefly for light smooth
Hogs, weighing gross l60 to 200 tbs,
larger ones being not as suitable to the
needs Of the butchers now as in the
cooler weather quotations, though
about the same as last week, are firmer.
We quote corn-fed Hogs ats6 1901 25,
and stillers at Sc 50@6 rs per l0Olbs.
net. Receipts this week 8l49 head
against 1925 last week, and 1852 head
same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June q.

NEW YORK, June Il.
FLOUR-The market dull and
heavy. and 5 to 10 cents lower, al
81 SO@5 90 for superfne State;
6 l0@6 40 for extra State; 6 80
@6 so for choice do; 6 1907 10
for fancy do 4 SOFAS 90 for su-
perfine western; 5 1895 30 for common
to medium extra western; 6 1907 IS
for choice do; 7 OO@S 90 for common
to choice white wheat western ex.
trs 6 25@6 81 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio. Southern -four is quiet and
declining at 6 OO@S 90 for common to
fair extra and 8 05@10 IS for good
to choice do. Rye flour is dull and
lower at 4 1906 so.
WHEAT-The market is dull and
heavy at 81 so for No. l Milwaukee
and / 45@1 46 for No. 2 choics.
BARLEY-Is dull and unchanged.
CORN-Is without decided change at
49@50c for new mixed western, chiefly
at 50@5lc.
OATS-Steady at 39@42c for new
mixed western; 1904! for white west
ern and 39942 for black do.
PROVISIONS - The market for
mess pork is more steady with holders
offering stock less freely at SIG $50
l6 875 cash for new mess; Is 624@
l3 IS for extra prime, and Is 75@l7 %
for prime mess. Mess for June delivery
is held at 16 g.! and at August l6 S73.
Beefis in moderate request at quota
tons. Beef hams remain dull at
IS OO@3l 90. Tierce beef is dull and
heavy at l9 00@2l 90 for prime mess
and % 50@24 90 for India do.
LARD-Is in moderate request with
firm prices ruling.
COTTTON-On spot opens dull,
heavy and declining. The decline on
futures depressed the market. Business
chiefly on small lots to supply the
pressing wants OF shippersf at 2Oc for
low middlings and 2lc for middling
uplands.
PETROLEUM-Dull and in buyers
favor a at Sc for crude aud 1870 fol
refined.
WHISKY-Quiet at 9l4c
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Chicago Market.

Chicago markets
CHICAGO, June 81.
WREAT-Quiet; prices suffered 9
decline Of l@l3G No 2 spring ranged
at l 1901 lot cash or seller June;
l 14a@1 15f seller July; l2seller Au'
gust, closing at ! 10 for July.
FLOUR-Dull and almost nominal;
CORN-A shade higher; No. 2 cold
at 29@3Oc ca~h; 3li@32c seller July;
364@37c seller August, closing at S2f
@32sc seller June; 334@37tc seller
August; in store 264@264c,
OATS-Quiet and firmer and t@!c
higher; sales OF No. = at 254@25tc
cash, or seller June; 273@27fc seller
July; Csc seller August.
RYE-Quiet and easier at DUO ior
No. 2 in store.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at sic
for No. 2.
1PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet and
unsettled; cold at SIS 90 cash; ga AUG
IA 90, seller July.
HOGS-A shade firmer and higher,
and under good demand at "a 4o94 W
for common to choice assorted lots.
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new ADVERTIsEMENT
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
trict of West Virginia, L. 8.

WHEREAS. A libel has been filed for the
District Of West Virginia, on the 5th day
of May, 1879, by the Peabody Insurance.
Company, the Franklin Insurance Conn
pany and the Etna Fire and Marine Insu.
rance Company, each and severally corpo-
rations under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the State of West Virginia, against the
steamer r. W. SKILLINGER, her engines,
tackle, outfit apparel and furniture. Now,
therefore, in pursuance Of the Monitor I'M.
der the seal OF the said Court to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public no,
tice to all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
Wheeling, in and for the District Of West
Virginia, on the oath day Of May, 1919. at II
O'Clock in the forenoon Of the same day, II
the same shall be day ofjurisdiction. 9TH
erwise on the next day ofjurisdiction there
after, then and there to interpose their
claims and to make their allegations on
that behalf HEDGMAN SLACK,
us. MARSHAL, Dis. OF West Va.
By VIM. H. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS e. WHEAT Proctor.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June q.
COTTON-Nominal; low middlings
at l9@l91c.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-Southern white scarce at
72@74c; yellow, dull at 6l3@62c
mixed western quiet at so.
OATS-Steady and unchanged ;
45@4Sc; western mixed at 40
@43c; do white 44@47c.
RYE-Unchsnged.
HAY-Uncbsnged.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominal
mess pork at SIT 25@l7 50. Bulk
meats and shoulders tic; rib sides Sic;
clear rib sides 5000. Bacon, shoulders
Ss@S3c rib sides 9!c; clear RIB sides
l0c; sugar cured hams unchanged.
LARD-Uncbanged.
BUTTER-Western firm; good to
choice lS@2lc.
WHISKY-At 933c.
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baltimore Cattle Market
BALTIMORE, June l9. 1878

BEEF CATTLE.-There has been Q
larger number of cattle on the mafne'
this week than We needed, and the
weather has also heen very oppressive;
both causes have combined to lower
quotations. Early in the week there
Was come little life in the market, but
it soon disappeared, and operations De-
came slow, and prices fell of to per ID
on all grades. There were . few DETER
tops than last week. bnt larger num-
Der OF common cattle. Quite number
we're left over, to be disposed OF after
market, or to be taken East BY their
owners.
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THE PARLOR COMPANION

TIE FARLVn
livery LADY WANTS ONE.
EEyery man ought to have ohs, T.. r
aYDEa co, los seventh Avenue. N. \.
RON.TON FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIPT OF 25 CENTS.
SUnioue Printing and Publishing House,
U Vesey street, New York. mayS-o
GIHE BECKWITH so PORTABLE FAM
lily Sewing Machine, on 80 days Trial;
many advantages over all. satisfaction
suranteed, or $40 refunded. Sent complete,
Tith full directions. Beckwith Sewing Ma
chine Company, S62 Broadway, N. Y.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, June q.
COTTON-Unchanged; receipts AT /,
shipment 465. stock 1920.
FLOUR-Dull at SOS 50; Fall city
6 75@7 10.
WHEAT-Iuactive; No. cred 40.
CORN-Quiet at | Al to l 50.
OATS-Quiet; extreme ranges IS to
45c
RYE-67@70 for No: 2
HOGS-Receipts 1880; firm at %
to 4 80.
PROVISIONS-Pork quoted at SIG
with sales at Is so buyers June; bulk
meats steady; shoulders So; clear rib
sides 81; clear sides 81; bacon quiet ;
shoulders II; clear rib sides 81; rib
sides 81; sugar cured hams 1904.
LARD-City kettle st.
WHISKY-Firm at 90.