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, 1875-07-17

Poland CmNA PICS MIR. Thomas X
Mccoy, ot Un.,'r'i. county, Oregon has JUS
imported from Canton, Illinois, u pair OF
Poland China pig, both Of ,hrm arriving
her. IN good condition. The lurgrst of rh,s,-
Il-~ on IL, arrival was three mon hs and one
day old, and weighed 80 pounds. The
smaller oun, two months and twenty-five
dry~ old. weighed Il pounds. These pig
were bred by Mr- \ { Moore, d celebrated
breeder oi fine stock, and Is will be seen
from III. heuaS given ,.tovr, weigh as much
no" As The ordinary pig at nine months old
Mr. Mccoy ha~ given considerable attention
to ra's'"- improved breeds of hoSs, and fird~
hem ? J much better than he scrub vari,. les
i"a sm'iirr p'E is now III the possession of
Mr. ur.ry Hull, and tn larEer oue. is ont II.
-1'. '''N.y ranch, ON the Tuna Lum.
We are always p.-s.>-i 10 notice he intro
cns'., % % improved br-,d~ OF animals, salts
lied 'h-, such suyy-'m-ur. viii piy.
, 1875-07-17

'DAYToN.-A friend who has Just returned
from visit to Dayton, reports the town as
lively, with every appearance of prosperity.
number of new buildings are going up.
and the character of the improvements is
such as to indicate confidence In the perma-
nence of the place. He says the people in
that part of the county are not by any means
a unit in favor of the g no-fence law" The
agitation originated with S. NJ. Wait. who
in that as in everything else is energetic, but
thus far he finds 1t an up hill business. Just
now the " no-fence law - is bis hobby. In
little while it will be something else.
, 1875-07-17

NOT IN OUH LiNE.-An advertising agent
sends us halt column advertisement which
he wishes us TO publish ut our own price, and
take our pay IN patent medicines We admire
the cheek OF the man who ventures to make
such request. In reply, we have to say
that We are not in the patent medicine line,
aud that advertisements are only published
when the bills are payable in cash.
, 1875-07-17

Trr RArLRoAD-Thr iron now en- hand.
,J on ,he way, will complete the railroad
s.-,. the crossing Of Mill Creek. AT that
IN, !, Is possible there may BIZ II brief delay,
n, under any circumstances he road will be
,,,rrI.fed by the Isl Of September. once At
Mi Greek the road will freight grain out OF
=. Valley AZ last as il offers, and thus en-
s,r. 10 our farmers market and cash Prlce
., whatever they have % sell.
, 1875-07-17

C7T Rro'mER-At the late elrc ion Il
Sen''mAn every way capable was chosen to
The otiraot city recosdyr. Now we have no
objection TO Nr- L,mau, or any other man
writing "cIry Recorder " after HI, name but
A'fT ihe highest courts have drcldel that the.
once oi cry Recorder ha- no legal existence,
II seems very much like farce 10 keep up
'ae name, An order from the recorders :
court j. entitled TO no mere respect than that
i'l1" o-lhS paP-r, and an attempt to enforce
such order may be legally rr,i, ted. Prnc-
oeaIiy' he decisions Of The higher courts
nave , "n"pii,d 'hc city char pr and lef, the
authorities "rhou, means 10 enforce The nav.
- VI 'la'n>7- or collect furs that may b.,
"a 's'>'' I"r the Yiola'iun Of ordinances
S--- .',.' '''r>- circumstances to keep up a re.
" - court Is re verirsr farce, and any
,,'' rt+ Ia 'ha' direction Is simply riirculuus
-. '''> ''1 ION Is EXPLODED. aud all that re
--''a' Is To gather up the wreck and hide il
, 1875-07-17

TIE PuoUsE CoUNTHY.-A friend writ
I'M, from Pllou,- Bridge, under date of July
81, says here has been bat one death in thai
na.htorhoo3 since May, 1874 Altogether
il +. the Le.l.hlesr country he knows Of.
Tie crops on the P,Ious~, bo h grain and
vegetables, are very fine. Persons IN search
Of homes Will fiud thousands OF acres of land
in Whitman county opn to settlement.
Tbr,. Lands are well watered, and timber
convenient.
, 1875-07-17

K,x,k, Toa was up before Justice Lacy,
Tcs-Isv last. IN the charge of having outraged
~. r,r-on Of i little girl. The testimony
f.I.d to sustain the accusation, and as a con
..ogaace Tom WIS discharged. IN the course
# The examination sufficient evidence was
disclosed to stamp Tom as d bad man to have
.,.,,. and We think th. sooner the black ras-
,,I I.ayr- the town the better II Will be for
l,-h-,l,h
, 1875-07-17

The OLD H0ME.-Miss Addie f. Sharp
stein and her brother John, took passage by
Thursdays s;nge for their old home in Wis
couTin. After visiting their relatives, they
will become students in Kencsha College,
where they expect to spend two years. Miss
A1die and Master John are the children of
judy Sharpstein, and are general iavorites
in this community.
, 1875-07-17

kANAKA Ton, the black rascal who out
ragged the person of II little white girl, has
left for parts unknown. Tom acted wisely.
Had he remained here he was almost certain
to be treated TO a dose of cold lead. A most
forbidding looking creature, wherever he
goes 1t will be well to keep an eye on him.
The next white girl he assails should be the
signal for his certain death.
, 1875-07-17

A LONE STAR.-In the laIe city council,
Mr.. VIM. Kohlhauff was the sole member
who favored economy AID retreuchment.
Standing alone, be was unable to effect any-
thing beyond vigorous protests against ex-
rravagance. He is again returned TO the
council. and 1t is 10 be hoped that he will
now have sufficient support to carry through
measures of economy.
, 1875-07-17
Tracts for the Times,


EDITOR srATEsMAS The camp meetings that
Drought the rains and insured the crops of our Val
ley the ith of July celebration that gave the fun-
loving chance to laugh and grow fat and the self
righteous an opportunity to hold up their hands in
holy horror in view Of the probable fact that the
morals and virtue of our city might possibly not be
improved by such exhibitions as catching creased
pigs, and gave 10 the mo,bers of our ycu, rns good
cause 10 give the venturesome little imps laruping
Tor spolling their best clothes in neectual efforts at
climbing the creased pole the races that have seemed
70 cause very wide spread conviction. even among
me uhedueated IN turfusage, that all Judges not
men OF Judgment of the right nervous organiza
non Tor holding the typical scales IN equipOse have
al oeen very good IN their way vet they have not
exhausted the volubiity Of people and there Is
stu an unexhaustei subject that seems likely, for
some time 10 come 10 continue to agtate the minds
or portion OF our " COW county Constituents" 1
allnde TO that visionary scheme OF noted saePser,
known
, 1875-07-17

FIHE ALARM.-The fire alarm, Tuesday
night. MAS caused by the brring OF tiue in
III the iron foundry, at the lower end Of
town The Washipgtons We're early On the
ground, but III the meantime MIR. Abberton
had e1upguIshed the flames by tHe application
OF Ii lew buckets OF water. 10 make sure the
NashIngtuns turned On II full stream and IN
lie" rnIuptes had the building taIriy washed
out.
, 1875-07-17

SPONGiNG NEwsPAPERS.-We are daily
in rec ipr of postal cards asking us TO send
sampl- copies of The SrATEsEAN here, there
and everyw here. This is scarcely leg.tima e
business. Persons who desire copies of a
newspaper should always send the green
bax. " and lh=n they will be attended TO.
, 1875-07-17


conveying to me the LANDS hereinafter described,
trust the several and benefit OF the lnhahi
tans of sad City according ther respective inter
81 1867 for the Relief of the Inhabitants OF Cities
and Towns upon the Public Lands - and also, the
:. Act Of Congress OF the 2iti Of April, 1920
AND WHEREAS, The Legislature OF the Ierrl-
tory OF Ilaho, by An Act % Provide for Survey,
Plotting ami Disposal Of the Land IN the City OF
Lewiston, Nez PeTce County, Idaho Territory pursu-
ant 10 the United States Statutes made ant Pso-
scr1bei the manner in which SAID trust shall be
executed
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF AMI by virtue OF
sa Statutes, hereby notify and require all persons
Charming Land within tie boundaries designated IN
SIld patent to present their claims therefor, IN
writing, 10 me, the sad Mayor, and trustee, at my
Office IN The said City of Lewiston, within sixty days
OF the publication OF this notice
The Land described in SAID Patent il IS follows :
The Lots numbered three and four of Section SIX, IN
Township thirty five, Northof Range five Vest and
Lots numbered one and two, OF Section one IN Town.
ship thirty Ave, North of Range SIX Vest ami the
South half OF the Southwest quarter, and the Lots
numbered five and seven of Section thirty-one III
Township thirty-six North OF Range hve " eSt !;
Lots numbered one and two, except the grant 10 the
heirs OF Robert Newell dscts d, al hveacreS IN hVe-
hundreiths of an acre. thsee AMI foIr OF Section
thrty-sIx, IN Township thirty North of Range
SIX West in the D:stric OF Lands iblect TO sale ut
Lewiston. Idaho Territory, co tanning live hundred
and sxty-one acres and twenty y-one-huntre lths OF
an acre, according the Official pias OF the Survey
OF sad Lands.
Published this 18th day Of June, 4. D. 1875.
HENRY W STANTON,
Mayor of The City or Lewiston,
27-tf Territory OF ldih'.
, 1875-07-17

HUMBUG-A Mrs Gaylord lee urrd one
night this week, taking for her subject, "Our
Girls" The title was taking, and as con-
sequence she had full house, but before she
was half through, the audience discovered
that the whole thing was SELL
, 1875-07-17

SHERFF's SALE Saturday last, Sheriff
Thomas sold the Tom Evans blacksmith
shop, at the lower end of Main street. The
price realized for the real estate and tools was
S425. The sale was made On IA foreclosure of
n mortgage executed in favor Of e. Maier,
Esq, who was the purchaser
, 1875-07-17

MONSTER EGG-Mr. James COnlin, the
blacksmith, has exhibited to uc hens egg
that measures 7 = inches lehgthwise and 61a
iuches around. The same hen is in the habit
of laying large eggs, but this appears I" BE-
an extra effort.
, 1875-07-17

HUNTINGDON, Long Island, town two
hundred years old, has never been ineorrora-
ted, and never known the bliss of paying
heavy taxes for the support of lor of hood
Inns In this regard Walla Walla can dis
count that old fogy town.
, 1875-07-17

r--rcry,; cooL.-ur. Chas. Russell has
lii meat market with an ice chest
r -. Dimensions Is about the size of Noah :
~ puv BINDER say- hat with the new
"'', r.r h. viii be- able 10 keep any quantity
- meat fre-h and sweet
, 1875-07-17

BASE BALLsTs are now furnishing item g
for the Portland dailies. Rather dreary
reading under the most favorable circum-
stances, but with the thermometer at 9O alb
sulutely uubearable.
, 1875-07-17

MoDERATEp.-The extreme hot weather
noted in our issue of last week has moderated
The highest point reached by the thermome-
ter in the STATESMAN office, yesterday, was 9o'
, 1875-07-17

The CORNER stone OF the new Episcopal
school building will be laid by Bishop Morris,
this Saturday. evening, at re o'clock.
Bishop Tultle, of Montana, will be present
and assist in the ceremonies.
, 1875-07-17

PALoUsE FERRY-MeSsrs. SIlcott * Lyons
request us to say that the Palonse Ferry Is
again in good repair, and that they now
have every facility for crossing trade and
, 1875-07-17

Rev. E. P. HAMMOND, the evangelist
will not visit Walls Walls. This Is rouSn
ON a class of sinners that cannot be awakened
by any ordinary means of grace.
, 1875-07-17

-,.-,pv-Thrre companies of cavalry
company of infantry are now IN
'Hi Fort Walla Walla. The nom
4"''. md ofiio..rs and Privates number IN
~ bon. 300 meu-
, 1875-07-17

HENRY SCHOOLING, Esq., one of the early
settlers in the neighborhOOd of Weston Is
visiting his friends in the Willamette Valley
where he is well and favorably known.
, 1875-07-17

,,,pyrD-The cross-bars on Big
emi,b's face were made at the time
''"' /. ,,Iaved checkers with his nose
VII" 49,. hsrs of the county Jail.
, 1875-07-17

A NICE PAIR.-Baldy Ross and Blgamy
Smith, nice pair to '' draw to this warm
weather Phewl
, 1875-07-17

JUNE APPLIES are making their appearances
in market Look out for cholera morons-
, 1875-07-17

r,-,vy SMITH spent pleasant " honey
vhen hr "put mp $50 for A. J.
T1.,,or No. seryIors at the door
, 1875-07-17

-.gry CoRx and cucumber" are no" in
Look out for summer complaints.
, 1875-07-17

All articles guaranteed TO be of the best quality,
and TO lie Just what they represented.
Store on Mrin Street, corner Of third Street
next DOR to Schwab.cher Bros, opposite Adams
Bros. H-tf
, 1875-07-17
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS
OF TIE
CITY Of Lewiston, idaho Territory.
UNIFIED sTATEs a FATEST

WHEREAS, I, HENRY W. STANTON, Mayor
" OF the City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, have
., raff -
, 1875-07-17
POOR FARMERS

who will be enabled, by its adoption, to raise grain
without tie expense of fencing and that this fene
ing business is the great bar that prevents the occu
pancy and cultivation of all the lands IN our coanty
Negatively II does not seem TO enter the minds OF
the advocates Of this peculiar measure that it Is
, 1875-07-17
increase IN PUBLIc ExPENDITuREs.

Certainly, it cannot be hoped that there viii he
decrease. Then comes the final climax-cappins ar
guments in favor Of this scheme of the greater pro
duet of grain This proposition Is easily disposed Of
By the question: If the farmer raises more grain and
is compelled TO sell It all to buy his meat, butter,
wool and other necessaries from distant sources Of
supply. wherein does tire benefit consist 10 him
There are interests be sure, that would be sub
served by this greater production of gTain if the
nofeuce Jaw insured such an end but it is the on-
ion of your correspondent that they viii be more GER
tainly ensured b the present fence system, and the
popustion AMI productions OF our county more cer-
tain TO increase by maintaining 1t
Yours Man ABOUT TOIS.
, 1875-07-17
LETTER LIsE.
HHp FOB POSTAGE,
Henry II. Bryan

n Adams Henry u. bry0ntl
Mrs Iouiss MAhleT.
Persons calling for the above letters viii please say,
r .s,.S-.;.~j C. T. SMITH, P. NJ.
, 1875-07-17

Decision of the Council I'm Referet &C 90
the eH"nsIng-Pomeroy's confession md
the fIutterings In the Iseasi--Narra, Ian
Of t.,e Particulars OF the Murder.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. July IL, 1879.
SALES 81 900 Virginia consols sold ut o7H;
400 virginia interest-certifca'es sold at 20.
Goif.-American pold, 11aS bio.
State Securities Virginia console, 57a olo, 90
Virginia deferred. SH hid 81 asked: virginia IN
,erest certificates. 20 d, 2' asked; virginia TAX
receivable coupons S5A lid, S5x asked.
Cly SecurRies.-hicilmond CITY o., lnZn pin'
lO2T asked Richmond city 6's. 81 bid, 81 ask
ed; !, ynchbnrg city S's, 90 bid; Freder,cksburg
CITY 6's, AZ bid Manchester bricge SIS, 81 BID.
Railroad notwithstanding Railroad lr.i mort,
and Petershnrg Railroad first mortgage $, >. anu
d., 90 bid, 100k asked: Ri hmnnd and pe'els-
burg Railroad second mortgage S's, A. and u.,
100 bid : Orange and Alexandria Railroad thfd
mortgage S's. H. and NJ rs asked; Richmond
and DanvtIle Railroad consolidated IS, ~ ana NJ,
Tx asked. ,,, =,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac -liroaa
6 per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 10 nld' klcn,
moud, Fredericksburg and Potomac faiiroao
per cent. guarantee Il. 90 par. 80 bid; Eicnmonu
aud DanTie Railroad. 100 pSr. D BID, Ia askeu
Piedmont railroad, 100 par. 81 bid.
canal Stocks jams River and ana"na Sanai'
1O0p'r.2 bid, 81 asked. 80 ria.
hank Nocks.-tirst National 90 par, II ola:
National Bank OF Virgnla. 100. par; " aske 90 !.
Srata sank of Virginia, 100 par, 93H Dd' 30
asked: Merchants aud Planters SAVINGS, 20 par
| 23k asked; CITY Savings. 20 par Z"h pio' ~
| asked. r,d ,,-,,a
! mar 85s bid: Vlrgnii Home, 100 par, l05 ask
Ell; Merchants and Mechanics, ioU par; !oO ash
| ed: Odd dominion, 100 par, VI Dill, VI asSeo
| Piedmont and Arlington Life. leo par, 10 asItd
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Nv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh sfreet between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OE VALU.
" ABLE REAL Estate IN Tr Il CIT Ot
kICHMOkD.-In execution OF q decree OF the
Chancerv Court of Richmt nd, entered on me Isl
doy of july 1875 in the cause or Green ana others
10 perrin and OF hers. The undersigned. commits
si0ucTs the reby appointed will SILL atauttlon, upon
the premlses respectively In the order named pc
Inv on MONDAY the 9th day of Jniy. the foi-
lowing REAL ESTATE, Of which the late James j.
KerSey died :eized-to-wit: At So O'Clock =. 81 :.
the handsome BrICk TENENt \ L No SUP, on
the south side Of Franklin street between Eigh'h
and Ninth Streets and how occupied Nv MRS. isa'
bella sully cont'ins len rooms and nfs'faI rooms
Kitchen ard laundry. IL Is built In the oest inannet
has al the modern conveniences, ana Delpg situat
within few minutes walk TT the centre OF lnccl
II Is an exceedingly desirable resneDce ior psl
ness professional person. Inc lot Is ieet
After Thich-ssy, at O'Clock 2. M.-we VIII sell
that LOT OF GROUND GU the north side OF Gay
street between Eighth and Sinfh sreels, aaJolhine
II fronts 81 feet and runs hack 90 feet 10 an alley
Twelve feet Wild, which extend from Eighth 10
Ninth streets, and has upon IL iMO small
BnICk Tr.N EMEN MS, which Yield fair rents: Inc
location or this properly IL eSpeGiai'S s"ilhpe IVA
After which we will sell SMALL. FSAMED
HOUSE aud LOT In The rear OF Sir. Dandridgc'>
residence and tile west side or Nlnth sire 1 DC
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The lot l. 81 ny 80
feet. The house has three rooms, anu rents Tor I'll
per month. ,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with IN,
crest udced AMI titles retained by the curt until
all the purchaSe-mOney Is paid.
w. K. VIM.
j. A. wEREDITH,
E :T +. W WiIcK;aAu
CurupS G WILLIAMS A uctiunecrs jy 8
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Piedmont $50: MARYLAND Tonacco-food. $50
suanaiiaHi. &35
pork-nresapd 9kmAr

Piedmont, s ss. MARYLAND 7ooacco-food' $50
Pork.-Dressed, 6kGgc.
Licorice:
Lfcortce Pdae.--J. &. i. CO.. Bic: K. r.. Z5c )
A. o. e.. 23c. x. Il Co.. 24c.; =. B., 25c.; AnchoT,
&c: A. O. U, &c; 6. H., 2Sc.
Liquors, Wines, &C.
'uszop scntch. best brands, pints, s2@s2.l5 Y
Rectiaai Whiskevs: Market steadily advancing.
Rvs Vhisksps: Medium, Fl.50ns2; pure old,
f26S4: Virginia Mountain. new. S2dG$2.50 oio
s25OGs3. SO and upwards: ,ro-,ed az case
BrG,dsss: Domestic. s1.260S2: truit. 1880
$50; apple. new. s2dDs2 so: peach; -.
Rum: New Enelana. sl.65@fI.so; Jamalea
and Santa Cruz, 44GS6. "
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. SO, Soc. Gal.2s u 100 feet
kegs. IS: blasting. s3.50nt4.
SHOT: Northern. s2.4D@S2 so q Dag of 20 Ms
GrtndstOI,cs: 1AG2Hc. d ID.
Lumber, slaves. Etc!
lumber White oak. @l 4:1o p d.uuU; No. Tn
ern VIRGINIA poplar. ~ 5@f2o l.ouu' "a pA
iolst al 2MS1S. according 10 lengths. So
Pine S05OdY5: cypress siX-inch, *f.oVH - 2.c ~
% 1000. Lsths-Split, $3.50; sa"ea' fz''o y
STR SStIGurss.-Whiskey-b tinbers green s1SmXo
~ ! 900: seasoned. 12OAs25 LOGO. foul
tarrel timber. &eGDs7 50 "a 1.O0o. so9I p pics
poles, s7@ss: hcgshead hoops 10 oemano' LIZA
DRY d noop cotton, white, 4@oc.; WOOL
'e"' a1ill-Feed.e
Safpst,tF: 55c. p bushel.
Broto,,si..F: 900 35c. q 6ishe
SHIRTS: 25fG30c. u busfel.
Corn Bran > $4,000. % busheL
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BY Goddip, Warren & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, l1C6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
l. SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
hokTH SIDE Of BR1aD NJ = ET sT, E EET =
FOR SALE AT AJCriOH.-By virtue OF u deed Of
irus exected TO the Undersigned trustee, BY
!. Herring and wife, hearing date the 6ti day 81
February, 1866, and 1uly record d in The clerks
Office of the t1ustings Court Of The city OF len
mJnu lnow Chancery Cour,). D.. Is: 81, p. 37S. to
secure bond for IS 600. balar ce due on SAD BOND
a. Sal, with interest from the first day of January,
1875, at eight per cent per annum ti day o. sale,
public auction, on the premises, on IliURSDAa
The goth day Of July, 1S75,at o'clock +. ~, the
VA LIABLE BRICK u" ELLiSG iOcnted as above
described cobtaiuing iwthe rooms. closets, and
gas kitchen, four r. Oms, waer-closrt, and Wafer
In he yard fhe premises are in good repair. Inc
lot fronts 25 feet or less, and ruES back about
100 feet.
TERMS: The deed requires u cash sale, but by
consent. the terms will bs oucfourth Cash re s!Gtie
al six, twelve, ana eighteen mon is, with Interest
adde q, q nd secured by u deed OF trust.
hEKBERr A. tLAlBQRNE,
IL 19-,d Trustee.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
I II I 7 II III
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK,July 17.-Cotion steauy; sales 0, !s Lee
balls at Flour ,sS Sr aeiEe d. ae ciosipg
with little more lone and lie. DECLINE :33B
ii 5for winter red western sl.5S(gs!.4V ior
amber VIZ stern S1.3S9sl.45 ror white western.
Corn higher with fair demand; SlMS4c. for ste an
W. stern mixed; S4h@S5c. for sail western mlHeo
s4s5S; tor yr9w we't T5e Ue es s4c
for white State. Pork frmer; new, $2O.3O Lara
firm al 1886. for prime steam. CGtfee qtiiet anu
steady. Sugar steady. Rice quiet. Moiass eauI
TurpeutiLe quiet. Kosin ct ad!. Fieights shade
hrIner. D,,,p
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Frour firm and In good de-
mand. Howard street aud western family. 80 oUsd'
Ks 65: city mills and kio brands, So 75@t7; other
grades unchanged. WheatactiSe and tI0ng: west
,rn amber 30 "a ~ M,STc
for western. but quiet for southern; southern |ne'
e3c; yellow, SIC: western mixed S3Sgge3Sc.,
oats quiet bit pr"y So@o "ne
STEADY Mess pork, :21. Bulk meats nominal;
shoulders esar.rE 12Gl2 csar B 1i5 sSie;
hams. 14Gn 4kc. Lard steady; refined, ] 4hc. COT
fee Glie iul firm ordinary 10 prime Rio cargoes,
1891 9Ac. Whisky steaoy at s1.z1@sl'22' su-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 17.-Flcur quiet aud hrm :
WHEAT scarce. and wan:cC: rcd, 81 30. Corn 4liet
ana firm ut 7lt73c. Oats 1ui. and slt;dv al I@,
Sne Fss h;5 at Lard ~ sea for
81
September. -;ulk meats hrmer and held higher
shoulders. SIC. clear-Ib 11Sc.; Gear, S9
nc. Bacon quiet and firm: shoulders, 9'ac,; clear,
rib, l2,,ollZSs clear, 13c. Whiskey quiet ana
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Flonr firm and nm
CHANGED. corn, 73Gc7Jc. cats quiet and steady at
5SM6Oc. rive nominal. Provisions IN fair de-
MANI, and market rrn. Pork, S20 80. Bulk
Mrats-Shuuder; SSc.; clear rib, 49,; clear,
l2.c. Bac"n-Shouluers, 9lic.: c'ar-rih, la'sc
Gle r sides, 1850 hams, 13D134c. LarJ-11erce,
l4H@14ac. ; key. l5tsc. Whisky, *1.16.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, July 17.-FIour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower: No. led winter. 300
sI3Ob. Corn dali and lower: No. mfxch 64c
cash. D Is dun and lower TO sell: No. white 81 ~
G2c, PORK higher: jobbng lots, f20.5O cell vercn.
LarI quiet ana unchanged. Bulk II eats prgccttd
shoulders S4c.: clear ! IN, 1Sc.; clear, 1Hc. Pa
con in goud demand ut iull prices: shoul ners DC.
clealr-rlb, 1910: clear, 13c. Hhlskey 10 yer and
inactive al sl.17
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 7.-Flour quiet and weak. Wheat
activ. and lower: No. spring. 81. GgS1 10: NO
2spring 81 .13I on spot. Corn bouyaIt hut unset.
ned; No. 2 mixed, 69ac. Oh spot. Rye quiet and
firm Pork in fair dt III aud and advanced II $500
on spot. Lard in far demaud III 1fIc. for spot.
BULK raeats In fair demand and firm; shoulders,
Sac; clear rib, 1lac.: clear, ING. Wh=key,
Nip,