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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-25

FURNISHED ROOM To RENT.--Two
young men al secure II nice fur
ni~hed room by applying to
24dlw y. G. DOBBINS, Signal Office.
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The attention of our patrons in
Salt Lake City is called to the fact
that ]. Bliman has not been in our
employ since the first of January
last, and is therefore not authorized
to transact any business for us. utf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-25

To HoUsECLEANERS. Several
thousand uncut newspapers for sale
at the LEADER Office. DIFF.
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The boys in the LEADER office
acknowledge the receipt, from Hon.
Herman Haas, of numerous bottles of
champagne and cake to match, for
which he will accept thanks.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
homework.
ml0-dtf S. II. WISSOR.
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-Cnnveyamcing carefully done by
COriett * Stevens. up27 If
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-25

Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale a the LEADER Office.
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Three desirable city residences
for sale by Corlett & Stevens. ap27-tf
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Mr.. F. Landau, the market man,
has just received from the wagon shop
of H. Haas, on Eighteenth street, a
fine meat and market wagon, most
substantially made and beautifully
finished. The workmanship displayed
in its general make up would do credit
to the most celebrated carriage factory
in the east, and no one need to go out
side of Cheyenne, hereafter, for q first
class wagon or carriage. Cheyenne
mechanics turn out the finest work at
the lowest possible prices.
Race to be run at Emery's Race
Course, one mile from Cheyenne, on
Saturday, the Doth day of May, 1875.
Free for all horses. Entrance fee, S25.
Four horses entered: Red Bird, Capt.
Jinks, Bismarck and \ U. S. horse
from the Post. A lively time is ex-
pected. Also, a rac for saddle horses ;
half mile and repeat $40 entrance.
The above aces to be run by Nash
vile rules, between the close of Fri
day, the 2Sth inst. Entrance money
can be paid to Posey s. Wilson. We
are going to have some foot racing.
Race to come off at ] o'clock p. m.
Gates open to all, free.
DAVIS & OWENS,
25dt2* PrOprietors of the track.
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Important Militia , Notes

Col. Stanton, I. ;. ~PHymaster, ar
rived here Yesterday evening from the
northern military posts, leaving Camp
Sheridan on the 18th inst. On hat day
a Yankton scout reached Camp Sheri-
dan with n letter from Capt. Fergus
Walker, LIST l.. 5. Infantry, stating
that he had Uvertnken n party of 40
Black Killers, under Gordon, near
Wounded Knee Creek, on White
Earth River. These people he asked
to return, and they complied, at first,
with his request, and returned about
fifty miles, when they stopped and
declared they would 90 no farther.
Capt. Walker had only thirty men
with him, having sent 1t. Armstrong
with p men back to Fort Randall, in
charge Of "A party of Al miners, pre-
viously captured. He therefore asked
for assistance. Capt. Mills. Bird US.
Cavalry, commanding at Sheridan,
Immediately started out with sixty
mounted men and one Calling gun ;
he expected to strike the party on the
10Th or 10Th inst, and would destroy
their entire outfit, except enough ra-
tons to take them hack to Sioux City.
The leaders he proposed to bring into
Camp Sheridan, to be held until fur
her orders.
Since writing the above we learn
that the captured miners have arrived
at Fort Randall.
The expedition under Col. Dodge
leaves Fort Laramie to-day, having all
ferried the Platte yesterday. 1t con
sists of six companies of Cavalry and
two OF Infantry. Lieut.. Bourke, aid
de-camp TO Gen. Crook, accompanies
the expedition as engineer officer.
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Fresh Eggs and Ranch Butter
at Richmond's. apI4 diff
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOR DRAINING HARLEM LAND, &C.
L SEALED PROPOSALS vii be roc lived ~ TO Depart
mont OF Ptr Works 10 O'Clock u July 10 1870. for
Drailng Harlem Lands. &c.
pr iru.s Tho CITY Record Copies fo sac ~ NO
cay i!a.
EOR FURNISHING 1000 BARRELS or
d FLOVR-STALED PROPOSE - VIII b. rccci. hy he
.1lftm,; Charities and oFrcr ans t 10 octrk a. M
Ji,, IL Ia. sup, ling 3,0+O i,g4,ls al F ,ir
For Particulars ihe city ~ cord C"fos ir sale az NJ"
City Hail
DEPARTMENT P, $50 WofK- CONNIE -foNF - OrLnY,
fsouN - HAL, MN lOAk. Jdy y, 10
NOTICE. il hereby given that on and after
the ir-t la ~ August next FIVE PEE fENT "il be
Commissioner Of Public Wosks.
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Gin Real Gotate for Sale.

LNOR SALE-The fine hiGh-stoop HOUSE
n SD seventh at auction with Hi assy and OPP
site the tcnsiye ntst,la hoe Just cnmmcicA cAnh
will SHOW Tins Drop ry must Oal 30 tae Dc' ak'l
fnust b, ia s22C00 terms easy. OWNER rs Gth"ve.
NOR SALE-The fine high sto0p HOUSE 5Sf
seventh at junction with broadway an oip0s r. -.
eDd first class hoie dnsh@i must M f." years
~ - ~ OWN t;Is, 72S Gtl-aye.
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Nco-serssD Rell Gsi,i. tor SAFE.

AT FL NNFIELD, y. IA rare chance for
IA a haraan is .itsirahic nJl~N u rooms
mod rn prey eeDts ooi BAN, nepHegy Lawn. len AID
g. "a. ioeatr1. AulI,s5 tDe CHneI, I. q. Box
CSC, n. y.
A Aicciv-located FARM OF 46lo acres AZ
~ n. D.; ~. railway ore l'.,T ,rom city, to'
tat,or .s7 0Ir sprli1 fooo IN HOMES nc n ana no
.rnsdao. cost ser U0c wl sell n0w for oDD only
> 0shl Cslsh cuqnircd J. ". LDFAID~. - Pine 81 ,
NOR SALE-%i25. OG0.--A fine COUNTRY
Il ~ A. ~ lringirid. y. b. ~ mics from tie cry te
ves I;onvar through orange. comprising - with
large d.ube house, O.ibu hugs &c, il gsoi "a ~ arfis
holrt mi tie property perfect tie. 20
secure cGrr sPy before Aug to ~ ny N NkER
uf the pIli~r> OF 10 JENNINGS BkOIuhES, japanese
JaperS lr-. B. . Pcars'. New York city.
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CoAntrn Real estate for GaIs.

A DESIRABLE 10O-acIe FARM for SALE,
IA Ciy line stnatol Address ~
VI. j.. LANrnEhI. Kc1oslis. Wis
ATSAG HARI,OR, l.. i.-IicauGful co7n'Iy
~ res d,ncc FOR SAL. or EXCHANGE tr ~ty i-v!crty
tOLAAy 4 - lttflNG i:ee4nan-st. y. y.
At CROFON, on the Hudson EiyeT.--i or
~ SAiE. very tsr=3e p!et Of 3 VIA cwrlh
Jopse ami i rIs1 su 80. Tor ..'nl mans COUNT =
BESIDE % large AID snail irait5 % Ee
flase ~ he spid
t"' I..Al A ~ ~ AEEE. IIlbnne ono.
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Crtureiors.
THROUGH THE

nAILY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THE
~ charming scenery Eat River Lower sound and
Hampstead HaTb0r 20 Sea Chd L. The popular steamcf
THOS. p. WAY, chart red for the season by the see
Gin atior and will tf1ps iay Sundays
copied Time. 90 minutes leaves fo. Df o. ands. Fast y
cr NJ and D. M crye Sea Chr att 4. M and M.
land ahriays p M aso touching az Nlestone ON hoI
a IN and D. m. trips at 33f-st. on all trp..
The delightfully."- located Chg House with accOmrnofe
guests, open. where socufners ~
healthfn recreation scfy 9-orabe rstr-
For Hotel particulars address ~ VI. CLINTON ses Cith
7. Excursions Parties OF X - Church and temperance
societies. for Boat and Grove. address
L. Il. kfrTLH
203 Csnslst. New.YOrf
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ileal Getate &c Gxrhanse.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Ssri
~ init ~ j. OF 10 snd oupo'a 1870
eieau furnace. sistie lawn saroen fruit and sadf sIoc
CONFLICT, las broadway
EKCHANGE.-Long Island FARM wanted in
- sxohsnge for chcr good propcry fieasc address nEh
CHANT. \. Y. r. o. Box 3TCy.
VO EXCHANGE, for NewYeik IMPROVED
a. ine yase Of ys acres free End Ges
would take larger properly and Jay cash difference
HOLM rs BROTHEfl5. AZ East Esd 81.
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60 iobom it min Goarsrn.

L.-INFORMATION n WANTED
i az 10 fbe whffeab0nts o. H. HENRY FLETCHER, a. II
WIN be for his eoriary interest cooperate IN tho settle
me mt of his father lie In the employ OF Bulong
Jgr1hers West Chicago In the summer OF 1874
Anv detective ier-sn giving information wbish sna
~ ALBION CATE,
1872 La Sallest,
Chicago, Ill
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aHctiou Sales of Real estate.

A UCTION SALE ef LOTS at SEA CLIFF
IN KELSEY 4 C0RNVk iI, VITA sell 50 auction on prem
Ies FRIDAY July Ie az m. 81 elsgaat VIA Ilos on
bluff having tie nne,t shore views H1mpstend ar
decided Ia Toe simple terms see Circular
aud
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1mussmfnis.

GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN,
N LATE IIlrPODROME
Nj r. = GILMORE Director
TIE MOST MAGNIEICBNT GARDEN IN THE WORLD.
Coneers every night AZ E. O'Clock by
GILMOKE'S SUPERB BAND OF
100 PERFORMERS,
AND
THE WORLDS GREATRsT CORNETIsT,
MR. J. LEVY,
who Will evening tho choicest selce0ns IRON
his repertoire Of rare musical gems
Change Of programme nightly.
SATURDAY, AFTERNOON az O'Clock. Matn6s perform
ance Mnsic by Sorensde Band ~ Sell ctod Musicians.
Admission 30 cents private boxes adiaitiine four, 81
The Garden Il open EVERY OTHER AIT EHNOOS, WIN
from TO ocock-s delightful resort for ladies
and children. Admission 70 cents . 49,
tickets for 10 performance 500 nall season Tex
cts for 30 pco 500 packages Of IL tickets 80
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Nl I25 West 1fth-st, Nev-York.
daiy-10 a III. TO Mondays and Thursdays free
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw-yoRx. Wednesday. July IA. 1877

NEw-YoRk. Wednesday. July IA. 1875.
The sales to-day were uninportssut, and
ere without spccial interest. Details will be found
below.
John Mcaave reports tho sae OF the four lots Mt the
northeast corner OF siAtythird-st md boulevard for
~ 600 the exact amount Of membranes on H. ihis
IL neaib 30 per ocut less tban il has cost
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORX REAL ESTATE.
~ Sqr1,si 4. steele.
starry frame hosN rnntA able ,resrl VITA lot.
on the East jsd A. 80 II OF :casS ot Cox ma
1904: Jacob shrich, yl,Ntih. 81 lJVO
Nv gVgh " cans.
= pld on t.c " Of FORREST ave. 3t5 II o. Roc II, at
Nonkers, 1l4x412; X l. Franklin ..--.-- 500
Met sd.a, the lands a the late schcrnrrhoin,
3OiIT o. IA sesisie 1T Noukeas, size 31Gx1J; 90.
triOiRNED
ga Property ia p 81, sof Avenue July ~ a,
nv TIafac Property East 5st 81, Of saVoi Jsly 81
nisI-T1,e block on3ed by llh AID ial 1iside sves
Doth and 9lstSts; Sept lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Countrp propsrls 90 fet.

A CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit a good
N tcpaut near cars schools churches. &c large ot iie
view; high healthy site Address HUMESfhADbh
Irisune O'hce.
vsNO LET, mt TarTytown, on the Hudson,
neat Pig story COTTAGE con aiming ten fooIn- hne
card, n with !Int aud flowers. Hcht low Ia good
tenant Inquire at 337 West 22d ST., Of the owner.
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DrookInn Ieal estate .for Sale.


DOBFRT 8. EUSSING, BROKER in REAL
HI IsrATB and MDHT9AGE LOANS, 20i NoAacne-
at ContincuiS dieg Brooklyn, las Tor sale or exchange
Inee of evey eAla1ption hest scCt at HrOokyn also
Vacant >peCs Pol aad otstwhcf@ "ih uiM'
eis Oan. Farms, Niae iSuenceS ana Country az on
tho IIulS river NCwJeTs CouEetirhi ana GA long
many OF ihc -outhern and Mcslcra stats Parties
sug change character O Their Investments ~ lea
I'at win ind u .yarisgc 10 coiumriicate with the
advcrsef Is exclusively the negotiation OF
1soa Estate Tausiotons "a cstc from tiat 81 nous
agent fkchDges cty for country perry or wee Vt s
xrylpy arTaHged OudCuCc wh owners OF ital e.
tate in ~ locality soicil d. 10 chd:ge mad unless properly
terms irst Approved OF hG the owner J. p
purchase u silence or "th'i li't'lly "a
ua 0tercSt 10y g't'h
siesrl.o al niye gy wanted and location brc
frrnd that they may iulOrinci Of similar raj te
exchange Particular attention is ca" 10 JOCK
a story brONHst0i tirOit
Dwellings dcs raby caed and neal one o. Tie bfalnes
mcus rented, asd Tor sale eycanG0 for "hcr
n OF eXChau lew thuis?i4 cilti CASH VIII
te nearly V~i'r i' 'i'
snce ~ ty OlsHgt escnauge car s." Zoe niaUe ti ti'
don II the best D 1c-s ON tue western
Fafk, In al 20 me 20
al erao streets pavt sever, wat aud caaapeS 'ih,
n. s,~'ue laid ie n,sgnDn lnod y isJ la z
RAPIDLY rnUruvI m The erection many fret q - 10 uwr
irul dwellings, a party win mime u5Hrd cay OF
ff8urIfv thousand Gnillis
Secure y ny frscass tlorsy way cxchrngffcr
ti' iflSttt-
slap property ~ b. closed % eBce AIs, Dor Sse
OF SXcAse, OAe Of tho very bost D"tiIgs on BI0".)H
ifJiclcr Prospect idfF '''
Parties ~ lcars "a hy mTtco@r on raj ce1a
ohta thcn f approved 10 any amount required Oh ~
ILcltiO 10 u.,,-
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6ilnalions il1antso- lflaIts
Coachmen.

COachnen.
A SINGLE MAN wants sination--As
~ COACHMAN ami GROOM thoroughly Understands lis
business all its branches will make himself generally use
FIJI euians place country preferred. Address D. w.
Tribune Uptown Office, l,2SS Broadway.
EOACHMAN and GROOM or WAITER-A
~ snge who understands The osie and manage
msnt II horses good and understands waiflngi
furnish the very best references Apply at oDEIEs
AGENCY l3 West 3Ih ST. VI broadway Inquire for
J. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Cooks.

CHINAMAN COOK-For a hotel Is a COM
" petent and order cook il relia ten perste civil
person, and satisfaction ~ the month or season IS
good reftr Call at the PROTESTANT HOatE b.
nEAC, lJS 6thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

VNANTED.-A situation as PORTER; Is a
w gsOd i,cX ami CASE MAKER: good reference. Al
r. FINEGAN, corner smith and Nyckof sis, Brooz-
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DOnTER and USEFUL MANIA German
j single young would like place IN hotel store OF
office ~ POTTER and willing to make himself useful can
furnish unoabted references Apply at ODELLs AOtNCf'
ct D. Il -L4lrllH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Gardeners,

GARDENER and USEF I'd MAMA Respect
~ able married ar1mhTaTfe) who understands
vegetable ard flower gardening would like place where re
IA the wife has direction 10 DO washing ana iI0n
furnish undonbte,l Apply At ODELES
AGENCY 100 West 3ith ST., corner Of Br0adN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Glroical Jn5trnmelts.

A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
N Upright To RENT or SELL cheap. sales ,ASy
monthly payments Call at NJ. N. MERkELEs No Union.
square SO l65 Pourth ayc.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Waters.

WAITER FOR SUMMER HOtrSE.-A young
aa With excellent city reference "ond Ike place ~
waiter in house. nh sins his duiie- Thoroughly,
nj can be seen AT ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West 3iihs,
corner Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Gituations tUanteo--fema!es.


y youn good family cook maSes oyc's nj ifrah
biscuit sonps G~erts. &c; ia al'o Superior iarnf -
furnish uIdDabt.f rcfsr"nccs Apply at ODEIaS
AGENCY. I West - So, corner BIoad"aN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

WANTED - BY competent Protestant
stand. her bSsns. Is osins and cav how the st Of rt
grunge nom her last place. Apply ait East 25thst
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NATIONAL LINE.

= sThAM-nlP LINE BETWEEN NTwYoRK,
~ 1HAMPi"N AID Hi.tAt;S. ,u-r-,-
Mps,tI ...........Iuy :; ......-..''..! y y
RATES OF PA-7,GL t!om I9nN 10 Sot Isi"MF-
FIpsT CAB,S, 500 sila Sl.CjSD CABIN, ESQ COLL
SfFTHhCF go CarItutf.
Potrru Tel rates. iTepsd Socsage CcTdh
1 q ; - cuITtl.y.
IOG freq passage, apply 70
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WANTED-A situation as GOVERNESS or
w TEACHER In priv at. school. ~ syoung ~ ne
daughter Of Episcopal clergyman who can tescn the h
ssS branches. Freeh Latin Music Drswtns ssd nrmlA
81 l.. w, T. U. Box 1883.
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DACIFIC NAIL 8. s. LINE.
Il FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, and CHINA
Sailing from Pier II. Norti River.
FOR ASPlSWALL:
COLON. July 10.
Connecting for all Central American AMI Pacific ports
IRON san FRAN0.SCO. for JAPAN and CHINA
GREAT REPUBLIC. Aug l.
TOr freight passage slyly Pier A. North ilivct
n. J. BCLLAY, SIpeifri' ntcnt
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POrters

DORTER in Hotel or Summer honse-By a
young man who porter mailman or hclman
Summer ouse hotel IA sober Industrious person ana
Call at 1873 West Iiti ST. g. Wihave.
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Nurses.
A,rRsE AND SEAMSTRESS. a meat,

" res,cc table young III, who - fond and ac-vr 10
Children. roet family SEAMS fkl-, or vii sss~t
vith CuANBHE york. G"i raconmeniitohs tah ~
CARPENTERS 100 shave, 5thst, late llusI ana
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SUPERB ia octave ROSEWOOD fIAND
~ FORTE, celebrated city nia,cr fo 600 also nagn1
double rOu "a for $3.50 Now Pianos
al a alcrice for cash AZ Dk,kIR q BROIHERS
lL.r.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-27
Opening.
Closing.
TTyT STOCK

Cattle opened steady, became weak, and de-
clined about 12H615c per 100 lbs, but this re-
duction was recovered on Friday, and the mar
ket closed firm at S5.00@6.75 for common to
extra shipping steers S3.5O@5.5O for butchers
stock, and S3.5015.00 for stock cattle. Hogs
active, firm, and higher; Workers, S7.25@7.S5 ;
heavy, S7.75@9.00. Sheep quiet Snd steady
$3.5066.5 so for poor shorn to choice wooded.
PRODUCE.
There was but little change developed in the
different produce markets during the week Just
past. The movement in the different branches
of trade WAS fair, and former prices were gen.
orally maintained. In butter a fair trade was
reported, and a steady feeling continues to
prevail. The arrivals were fair and just about
equal to the local demand, and the market
closed with only a moderate amount on hand.
Quotations range at 1G01Sc for fair streaked
and white colored, 20@23c for good, and ESQ
&c for choice, and an occasional sale of fancy
was made at 29@32c. Beans were rather
quiet, but prices remain steady at S1.S00lS5
per bu for choice Eastern mediums, and S1.00
@1.75 for Western. Beeswax 26926c for good
to prime. Broom corn was quiet at 1115@14c
for No. l to extra hurl, 11@13c for good to
choice stalk braid. Cheese was in moderate
demand when choice, but common was very
dull. Quotable at 14@15c for prime old fac
tory, S@13%c for poor to good do, and 1219@
14c for new. Cranberries sold slowly at 500
11.sO lC1 DAA " PSOA w SHONS
3.5O@3.7 70 in one bushel boxes. Dried peas
dull at S2@2.2O per bu for choice green, and
S1.7561.80 for marrowfat. The movement
was light in dried fruits, but former prices
were maintained. Michigan and Now York ap-
pies quotable at s1E@S$fc, halves, peaches at
g6g1I, and blackberries at 9&{c. Cider sold at
81 .7566.O0 for choice, and So. OO@3. so for sour.
There were but few choice green apples on the
market, and prices under fair demand were
firm and in holders favor; good lots sold at
49, O(03.5 so per brl, while for choice S4.00@4.5C
was obtained. Hides easier !; green sailed
quotable at Tic all round calf, 100
i31%c, and dry kip 1S@19s. Potatoes
we're quiet at CSC for Eastern peachblovs il
lots, and $1.OO@1.05 for store Western
peachblows sold at 75@S5c in car lots, accord
ing to quality. The early rose on the marke
we're nearly all in poor order and difficult t.
sell. Eggs met with a very good demand AM
prices were firm throughout; closed at Is 015Lc
The supply of vegetables was somewhat lighte
and prices were firm. Onions sold at $4,000
1926 per brl. Turnips at 60@65c in lots ant
75@SOc in a retail way. Veal was dull and sol
slowly at 3%@8c, according to quality.
SEEDS n HIGHwINEs.
There was a comparatively limited bushes
! transacted In this market during the week, bu
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FINANCE AND A
Weekly Review of the Chicago Market.
FINANCIAL

Weekly Review of the Chicago Market.
NANCI
Money continues in ample supply and the
demand L is restricted, the surplus funds in most
of the banks being quite large. Interest rates
unchanged. Government bends firm.
BREADsTUFFs.
h grain markets again attracted considera-
BILE attention from spectators. and quite an ex-
tensive speculative business was transacted.
A rather unsettled feeling prevailed at times,
but, generally speaking, the markets were quite
firm and a higher range of prices was established.
The outside quotations of the week were NOT
maintained throughout, however, a rather
weaker feeling being developed during the
closing days of the week. The influences were
rather varying in their tenor although mainly
Of a local speculative character as the move
ment was principally on local speculative ac-
count. The receipts denote I material decrease
all round and the shipments are increasing now
that navigation is fairly under way. The June
option is the favored deal among spectators,
but there is also q fair inquiry for cash grain
for shipment and for delivery on matured and
maturing contracts. Shorts were somewhat
alarmed at the evident firmness in the market
and we're anxious to provide for their contracts.
Spring wheat advanced about 2L@4c. Corn
sympathized, advancing &c, but the latter grain
closed at almost opening figures. Oats were
active and higher with an urgent demand, and
but comparatively few sellers. Prices advanced
2@21%c, and closed steady. Rye and barley
quiet but firm, with only a light demand, and
but rather moderate Distinguishing steady.
The following table shows the prices current
at the opening and close of the past week:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-27

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TO the afflicted in body we offer a few
words of plain, practical reasoning. No
matter under what form OF sickness you
labor there is mi great truth you should
ever keep in mind, viz: All disease
originates in an impure condition of the
blood. Purify that, and the disease must
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you cannot purify the blood by the use
of poisonous drugs and exhaustive stimu-
lants; the relief which these afford is
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WALKERS FAMOUS VINEGAR BTrTERs,
compounded of simple herbs. No mat
ter how hopeless your case may seem,
try the VINEGAR BrrTERs, and a few
draughts will convince you of their viz
tue. DIR. Walker, the d~iscoverer of this
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die by the physicians, and is now o sound
and healthy man from their'us 36