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Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04
OLD M A I'D S,

Teachers, Students, Clergy men, Posinastrrs,
and wide awake Yourg Men, and Men
aud Women OF all glasses:
Yoa can easily earn n hrst-class Sewing Ma
chine; or Books sufficient to stock a Library or
some valuable Pictures 10 beauiify your homes
or rice Siereoseopc; or good Time Keeper
tclock or watchI or n Music Box; or u Gold Pen:
or Photographic Album or n Stand Kerosene
Lamp for your parior or u fine ACCORDION; or
wsLsters illustrated Quar,o Dictionary, or Ro-
gers world renowned Sintuary Groups; or n fine
Violin; or q Remington Rifle Cane; or n Rsming-
ton Double Barrel Breach Loading Shot Gun; or
Cabine, Organ worth siao; by simply working
mp your unoccuped time in way explained In
the circulars OF the n. u. 7. Co. Perfectly icgi,-
innate and respectable; many would say philau-
,hropic. Address n. II. y CO., i29 East 2s,h
street, New York. fOct aAsw.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

500 YARDS BEST PRINTS In remnants, suit
able for quilts, at Il cents per yard, II,
S, ". REYNOLDS.
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Judgment Bonds Notes and other Legal Blanks
can he had on application n, the TEAssc.lrr o.
flee.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

Labels for hooks, packages, boxes. &e., print.
ed on fine gnmmed paper, can be had at the onic,
Of the TaASscmirr.
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Rev. Gorge NJ. Randall. EpisecPalisn
Dishcp Of Colorado. New Mexico and
Wyoming. died on Sunday. at Denver. Of
pneumonia.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

For tho best flour AMI feed At low prices. call
On fuARD 4 CUMEGlS
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slrlu advertisements.
4 ppIlcArrnN rnR LICENSE

A PPLlCATloN FOR LICENSE.
n !. GEORGE DUFFY, do hereby give no.
,icc that shall apply TO the ia gcs OF the Conr,
of General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Dclvc-
rs Of the State Of Delaware in and for the Coun-
,y OF New Castle at The November Term. 4. u.
1914, for License To keep Tavern at No. 2?l
f. Front street. "a Ward, Wilmington. Del and
the following irrrholicrs recommend the said
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

For WIN. N. Bells superior Drain Tile a, ma n
ufnc,urers prices, call on fOARD 4 CUMEGiS.
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BLACKSMITH'S COAL.

DlTUNlNOUS COAL Of ths best quality for
ID sale, Wholesale or retail, ~
3. r. EVANS,
syvia-4 aliddissoyp, Ds'
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4 Fine Crop OF Some thing.

T. s. Merritt, ESQ.,, has on his home place, a
fine crop OF beans among his corn, or a medium
crop OF corn among his beans we don't know
which. In the Spring he planted his field 10
corn and |, not taking well he planted beans, or
else he planted beans, and they not coming he
planted corn. Tis somehow that way. Al any
rate be has corn and beans considerably mixed
up.
Perhaps Mr.. s. received a contract to furnish
corn and beans 10 Captain Jinks Of the Horse
Marines, u and planted them for that purpose.
Baah ssspsnssoa.
Owing 10 failure In not receiving n large
sum in currency due from other banks the Far
mcrs' Dank al New Castle, was compelled to
partially suspend paymeut last Saturday. No
unsasiness was felt by the deposilors, however,
about their money as this bank Is known to be
sound, and as Il is . State bank, the U. s.
Comptroller has nothing to do with II, and
can't appoint receiver and take away its char
ter.
Asssnsps Al suicide.
:egro man in Jail at New Castle, named
Smith, was going TO commit suicide last Friday,
and had every thing arranged, together with q
note explaining why he did the rash act, but
Was stoPped by the jailor. lie loves Mary Nee
ieer, another colored prisoner, but Mary won
reciprocate. She 10 the woman who killed her
child at Newark, because she did not know
what else to do with Il. She Is serving out q
life sentence.
Dsun0Ona's mn.
John Drummond, Esq. 10 pushing forward The
work Of repairing his miil-dam with commends.
hle energy. lie has large force Of workmeu
employed and the break % being rapidly filled
up We understand he expects 10 close up the
sluice, len TO carry o6 the water, next Monday
aud as soon as the pond hIs he will be reads ,o
| start the mill.
y. Apoess p. =. Chueeh.
The vestsy announce that this church will b.
open for Divine service Tomorrow, at the usua
hours.
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4 RELIABLE business man 10 sell Singer
~ Sewing Machines IN Miidiciown and yiviu-
i,y. Liberal Inducements offered. Addrss
THE SINGER MFG CO.,
Oct 4-2w. Wilmington, Del
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Business cards, Letter and Bill Heads are
printed at the TRaSscRirr Office rs neatly and
cheaply MS can be dore elsewhere.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

For wm. ". Bells superior Drain Tile n, man
ufnc,urer's s prices, call on FOARD 4 COMEGIS.
Business cnrds, Letter and Bill Heads are
printed at the TRASscRirr Office rs neatly and
cheapiy ms can be dore elsewhere.
For the IIagers,own Grain and Phosphate
bin, call on FoARD / COMEGfs.
For all kinds Of job printing 20 TO the TsAS-
SCRIPT onlre.
Nc. 2 Maekersi, sil 90 per barrel.
Porceiain-lined Kettles, Frui, Jars and Cans,
Jelly Tumblers with and without covers, at
=. u. REYNOLDS.
Black Teas, SOC, eoe, 7'e, and q psr poand.
"rivs minutes for Refrcshmeni body
who has travelled By RAILROAD has heard the above
announcement, and has probably suffered from
eating too hastily thereby sowing the seed Of
dyspepsia. Il is = comfort to know that the Pc
raviam syrup will cure the worst cases Of Dy.-
pri'sia. as thousands are ready 10 testify.
One hundred dos. sol, anish white Spool Get
ton for the Sewing Machine, ss cents pr dox 5
cents pcr SPOOL, al s. n. REYNOLDS.
Pure Fresh Congress Water,
Dlree. RON Saratoss Springs, tor sale By 8
n. REYNOLDS.
Gents Doe-Stin Driving Gloves.
8. n. REyNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04
Miner rspsss.

A representative Of the Commercial has been
'sinierviewing'' the various canning aud drying
establishments On the fcniasula and finds that
these great branches Of Delaware industry give
employ mcnt to 1910 men, at = weekly pay roll
Of $s, $50.
A large number Of workmen, variously esti-
mated at from 1900 TO 5000, have beea discharged
from the difTsren. workshops Of Wilmington aud
thrown out Of employ ment since the commence
msnt Of the financial scare.
gsntleman states to the CbmmeSessi that 10
his personal knowiedgs forty.Ave heads Of faual-
lies have len Wilmington for ether localities In
quest Of work. They are ell labosing men aad
mschanics who hare lost their situations.
Two yoong mes wers on, riding near Delmsr
. short time since when their horse took fright,
ran away, upset the carriage and threw them
out. Both were very much hurt.
Mrs. Matilda \. vandegrih and u. 3. Walker
have tAksn out lsttess Of Adminislsstiou on the
estate 81 Jacob A vaadsgrift late Of 81. Georges
od., deceased.
b. ssllsrs, sf Delaware City, and Oeorgs
Duay, Of wilmiegton, give nstics Of their 10
tsnsiou - apply fbe liceass, 81 the aext term oi
ssast, 70 kesp botsl.
81. Pesss's church, Of New Castle. 10 at lac,
bsasg plastssed and Aaishsd. u has stood q
I'D loag While 10 40 usaslshsd eosAision,
sUias 70 ths waas = fssds.
4 Nsv Yesk asm, which md erdsssd several
theueaua dsllass worth u enssiages ftsm VII
nlseleas eesnsssaAsesd shs esdsr vhsn III
pas1e bsu&o out
..l1sssllsh's lAas'' : ihs nans Of . ssw, lasg,
ao1 e1eslleatiy navsssd Psach grows near Mary
-. 4 sipsas abost Gspt. 3st6.
/ n Ghssnpsake snd Delaware Caaal has -
epeue1 ~ buslns0e asd boaas ere runalnl
| - aumkss q ssuasnieass nsnbess Of III
1o9pl e5sPe6 I, ~ uleeu1o - De,sWass, Il
e1oo q ~ ~ ooassat)oa, ~ Iool.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

For the IIagsrstown Grain and Phosphate
Diili, call on F0ARD C0MEGiS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

Pure Fresh Congress Water,
Dlree. nom saratosa Springs, TOT sale by 8
Y. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04

TOT shIt bN UfuEIIsN.
L>MPLoYMENT FOR ALI One Agent in 4
Il weeks made a profit of $ll2 80, selling Bry-
ants Liirary n POETRY and Song; $40 in week
on The Ner Hon,tke,psrs Manual, by Miss Beech
cr and Mrs stowe Any live man or woman can
haze an agency. J. B. FORD & CO., New York,
Chicago, or San Francisco.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04
Aeetden mt.

Memory shall shrine you With her warmcs, tear,
bronpinR shall bend Ger p-nsive faney . Cfn,
To tracs the hours which never eau return.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

-IO0 I'd AVA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK; IS A
sfOO good washer and ironer; makes good bread and
biscuit no objection to short distance In the country
0OCQ aiprp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-19
Finale Of the BoniIlo Folly.

In conversation with the gigantic
Chavez, who left yesterday for Los
Angeles, that gentleman informed us
that the party from Santa Barbara,
including himself, were beguiled into
going down into Lower California by
the wondrous stories told by Bonillo of
q gold mine there. The specimens
shown by that old dissembler We're
taken by his sons, who were executed
by Governor Sozo In Lower California,
from the body Of two Arizonians,
whom they had murdered, and for
whose murder they paid the extreme
penalty Of the law. These were
brought up by Bonillo to Santa Bar
bara. That worthy had sick daugh-
ter in that town; and, for whole
year, he lived in clover on the contri-
buttons of friends, the seventeen form
ing the expedition, amongst the rest.
Finally, they insisted on his leading
them to the mine, and the fiasco,
whose details have been given by us,
was the result. They had provided
Benillo with horse and equipments;
and when they left him in San Rafael,
they took them away in disgust. .--[San
Diego World.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-19
.gos Angtlrs Aerala.
For the HKR AID.

For the HERALD.
ny TIE SEA.
Roll! roll. roll!
o, vague, mysterious scroll.
o, awful page of history,
I fIM fak Writ by tn Almighty hand!
o that thy dreadful mystery,
My mind might solve, my soul might see!
o. longing vain! it may not be
We may not understand.
Sigh sish' sigh!
Like weary heart. oh, why
Forever sad and sonowful,
~ oh, wherefore sigh, sea!
Upon earth's quiet breast,
Why canst thou never rests
How like to human life thou art,
o, mounful, restless sea.
Moan! moan! moan
Like weeper sad and lone,
What crimes lie heavy on thy voui?
Why dost thou moan, Q, sea-
For gallant ships gone DOWN.
Wrecked hopes, or ruined town.
soon, soon DER all the seas shall roll.
Ofvast eternity
Roar! roar! roar!
Why dost thou seek the shore"
In anger that thy ruthless march
Is stopped and stayed at last"
Why dost thou lift thy hand
Against the peaceful land?
Like maniac in thy frenzy hurl
Thy giant forces vast"
Fret fret! fret!
LikeSsouls that ne'er forget
What hidden sorrow hast thou known
What cross has come to the"
The stars their passion tell,
The moon still loves thee we'll;
8a What canst thou know OF blighted hopes,
q. mournfu, fretlul sea:
Break. break! break!
Like hearts when friends iorsake!
No more thy sparkling waves shall play
aEkf Amid bright tropic isles;
They break upon the strand
Like hearts upon the land
5lpal Like human hearts, when hope mora
Upon their altar smiles.
4. +. n
Santa Monica, July, 1873
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-19

The cattle driven from Texas this
year IL likely to be about 500, 900 head.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-19
HERALD JOB OFFICE
THE MOST COMPLETE

They have engaged as foreman Of this de-
partment, one of the most experienced Book
and job Printers IN the country and the
presses will be superintended by IL Skilled
Freshman from one OF the largest offices in
New England.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
FROM LOCKWOOD.
Business-Hard TImes-HeaIth-RaIir
Christmas.

Tho contraction in business here has already
been announced, but its character may not be
fully understood. The fact is, that, with the
exception of the raising and delivery of ora
the business goes on Just as it did before the
panic. The only difference is that the work is
done with fewer hands, and consequently the
company are making more money than ever
Among those who have been thrown out OF
employment there have been some who have
secured good situations elsewhere, but a good
many of them are experiencing considerable
trouble in securing a living, To increase the
difficulties of the situation, the prices of differ
ent articles brought in from the country are GO
ing up. Coal costs five cents more on the
bushel now than it did last winter, and wood
is higher. All these things conspire to make
hard times
sickness in the place. As the doctors sometime
say, it is distrcssingly healthy" 1t is true it
does not cost very much to get the services Of
physician here, the bulk of the practice being
done on the subscription plan at one dollar per
month. 1t is true, too, that the scrip is not
worth much, but, then, it is hard to get just
now. And, after all. while we wish the doctors
no harm, we would rather be we'll
The civil engineers are here marking out the
track of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad,
The prospect of this road coming through the
place inspires great hopes for the future. I'm
fortunately, however, their hopes are often
badly damaged, if not entirely crushed, by re-
ports that the route will lie in another direction.
There are, indeed, some contra-indications; but,
after all, the probability is that this will be the
route. Certainly the advantages are all on this
side.
Extensive preparations are being made to
render Christmas agreeable to the little folks.
the evening of the oath and grand supper, etc.
OCCASIONAL.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
The Patrons OF Husbandry,

BLOOHINGToN, ILL, Dec. 13.-The State
Grange adopted a long series Of resolu-
tions setting forth that the object of the
order is for the social, intellectual and
moral elevation of the people; expressing
fraternal feelings for Farmers Clubs and
similar organizations, The objects of which
are mainly identical with those of the or
der; favoring a system of free banking
cOndemning the increase Of salary re-
questing the Legislature not to NEEDLE
with the present State temperance law
declaring that Congress has the power to,
and should, control interstate commerce
and transportation, and commenting its
action thus far in this regard asking for
the modification or repeal of the tax on
foreign cottons favoring the improvement
Of rivers and canals by the General Cow
eminent, as means Of cheapening trans
portation, and also fayoring the building
Of an additional railroad, with proper re-
strictions, and as a last resort, the building
Of a railroad by the Government solely for
the benefit Of the people; declaring it the
inherent right Of the people to control cor
porations, and opposing amy repeal or e.
sential modification Of the State railroad
laws.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24

SEvIERvILLE, Tenn, Dec. l., 1873.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Several of our
Southern traders have returned and report
their trips as being very unfavorable.
Our school in SeYieryille will be out the
incoming week. Professor Bas4ett will
have public examination of the different
classes on next Thursday and Friday
high terms of Col. j. NJ. ThOrnburg, for
the favor he conferred upon US in the
change ofour mail route from Knoxville TO
Sevieryille, instead of the one from the
Plains.
Rev. j: J. Marker, ofyour city, the Pre-
siding Elder ofthe Knoxville District, is in
our section at the present. He commences
hisstirst quarterly meeting for this year on
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
The Southern Railroad.

A Frankfort special to the COlTier-JOur-
nal, dated the 10Th, says:
Information is received here, from one of
the trustees, that the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad has been located from Danville
south, and the contract entered into for
tunnelling Kings Mountain. Nobody
seems to have much confidence in the con-
struction by Cincinnati of this much
talked-of road. The proposition to cross
the Ohio,at Ludlow, where, it is said, the
trustees, or some of them, have property,
is not, of course, favorably received by the
friends of Newport and Covington, which
are thus to be left out in the cold
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
Coffee, Tea and Whisky.

a special from Washington TO the New
York Times says:
"The sentiment of Congress seems quite
generally to favor the restoration of the
duties on tea and coffee, and, possibly, If
the bill which will be offered for that pur-
pose could be voted on without delay, it
would be passed during the present week.
AS it is, there is some uncertainty whether
the opposition to the measure will be
strong enough to force delay. With re-
spect to the increase of the tax on whisky,
there is more diversity of opinion. When
the bill comes up for consideration there
will be proposition to raise the tax to one
dollar per gallon, an increase of about forty
conts upon the present tax. 1t is thought
by many that under the internal revenue
machinery now established, one dollar per
gallon can be as easily collected as seventy
cents, and if no more frauds were success
fully carried out with that tax than sue
coed under the present law, the increase OF
revenue would be very great. There Will
also be a great deal of opposition to any
increase whatever, on the ground that the
tax is now as high as can be successfully
cole ted, and also because of the feeling
that prevails against affording an oppOr-
tunity for speculation with the stocks now
on hand
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
Tenressee'S Credit abroad.

DR.. William Morrow returned here yes.
terday from New York. He says that
money matters are easy in Gotham, and
that were it not for the fact of the ship
ment of vast amount OF cotton, currency
would he had at q very small per cent.
The New Workers had great faith in the
ability of Tennessee to cancel her indebt-
edness. He sees no reason why Tennessee
bonds should not rule higher in the market.
The July interest would certainly be
paid-Bnnner
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
ok. HaDesAH'N
REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasleess s,e-tnty c,aisi With sweet ga II
purge, regulate puriy, cleanse and siren sthen. Rat
ways Pills Tor tne cure OF Bll disorders Of toe Stom
acl. LIVER. Bowels, Kidney, Bladder. Nervous Dis
eases, Hel4ache, Constipation, COstVencss, Iniiges
tiOu. Dyspepsia, BliOusue5s, Ri ious Fever, lnham
matya .! toe Bowels, Piles ami all ierange menrs Of
toe iltsrna Nisce-a ATrantei ~ effect a positive
cure. Purely Vegetable. cohtan 2 mercury. min =
erals, or deeteriOEs drugs
So Ooerye the following eTnptOLns resulting from
diseases Of the digestive organs Consumption, InWar1
Piles Funes5 Of the Blood IA the Head Aci1ity OF the
stomach, Nausea Heartburn. Disgust OF Food, Full.
ness or Weight in the stomach Sour Eructatons Sink
ing OF kiuterng at the PIT Of tie stomach SWDmins
Of tho head, Hurried end Difficult breathing Flutter
log a. tao Heart Choking Or Suaocating Sensation
when in lying posture, Dlmness OF Vision, DOts
Webs before tas sight, Fever AMI Dull Pain in the
Heat Deficiency Of PRECIPITATION, YelloTroas Of the
Skin and Eyes. Pam % the SIDE Chez, Limbs. and
sudden Flushes II Heat, Burning 10 the flvsh.
4 .ew ip'ss pf RAUEAY's Pulls VII fres The sysram
FROM 80 ab0gs novne4 i'tar,tars Price - Gents
per Box. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
Read ''faIse and True
send 1ne letter stamp ~ kADWAY y 90 % War
ren Street NsS YORK L1GJrnafio, SIc a taOussnd
vii be seaf you,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24

He is very much respected by all whoknow
him and possesses good business qualities
and breaches with power. SEWER.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-03
EF. Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron

+. F. kunkers celebrated Bitter Wine
of Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
iaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhea, disease of the
kidneys, and all diseases arising from a
disordered liver, stomach or intestines ;
such as constipation, hatulence, inward
piles, fullness of blood to the head, acidity
Of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or futtering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the
head, hurried or difficult breathing, fut-
tering of the heart, choking or suffocating
sensations when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain in the head, efficiency OF
perspiration, yellowness of the skin and
eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs
&C.. sudden fushes of heat, burning in the
flesh, constant imaglnings Of evil and great
depression of spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free
from alcoholic stimulant and all injurious
| ingredients, and are pleasant in taste anC
smell, mild in their operations, will remove
impurities from the body and give healti
and vigor to the frame. Beware of coun
terfeits.
Sold only in 81 bottles Sold by Drug
gists and dealers everywhere, and in Rocl
Island by Smith g. Bonney and JOIN
Bengston.
+. KUNKEL,
Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth street
Philadelphia. Pa. IO-ld&wlm
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-03

swift that some twenty houses were carried
away, including the post office and contents
and the stores of Messrs Woods and Chol-
son and contents, Six persons are known
to have been drowned.
LONDON, Oct Sir Edward Landseer
the great painter, died yesterday, aged n.
| Robert Bigsby, an English writer, is
dead
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Samuel Me
Donald, Knight Templar of Demalay
Commandery, Pottsyile, died to-day from
fall down a well hole in the Masonic
Temple yesterday while inspecting the
building
TOLEDO, Ohio. Oct. "A fire last
night destroyed D. n Trowbridge 4 Son 5
barrel and staye factory. Loss $1,000
insurance $4,000.
Another fire this morning destroyed the
moulding and picture frame manufactory
of Osborne, Chase & Swayne also the To
ledo Pump Companys manufaetory, and
Russell & Thayer's Novelty works. Los.
not yet estimated
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-03
Chicago Market.


Flour Movements light with more inquiry good
to choice spring extra in demand al 5OGG O.
Wheat-A Active. firm and higher No l sprir- o. !;
No , O4il1 O6, closing ST l 06 No 3, 97iG91 re-
jected S76ISS
Confirm and in fair demand: regular No ,
sold at 3S1I3Sls closing IS bid for cash Ucto-
ber; strictly fresh 3S14 139: rejected 36G36 No
yember 4l6141k.
Oats-Firm and higher: No 30Ql30i. rejected
27ig g6I2SIs November 3SlL33l9
Rye-Quiet and firm no distinction between Nos
and at 6slQG3, rejected nominal ats6S.
Bariey-Aetive, oaly fair offerings and a65' bet
ter n 10 ? closed at 33 bid: 35 asked; Nos / "
al 05 closing at outside figure: rejected 81 -.
Provisions Inactive but held at full price quo
tatiOns unchanged.
Bacon Meats-Steady; shoulders sa4 clea- ribs
10,5 clear sides 1914 hams 13a14.
Highwines-Firm at 30 in currency for iron
bound.
Timothy Seed--Quiet and weak; light sales al
. 20ll2 45 for common to good.
Butter-Quiet; only local demand for good to
choice grades at 26a1a9.
LIVE STOCK
| Cattle-Receipts LIS head. Market rathC- more
active on local but still dull shipping account
only one lot of extra l641 lb steers selling -
fair to good butchers stock 004 IS; Texan teer'
! = 00u3 10.
! Hogs Receipts 1850 head. Market active TO the
extent of fresh offerings and prices of light grades
| ad ancing sales of common TO good heavy grades
O01S4 80; good TO selected Workers 406D4 t. clos
/ ing with all December lots sold.