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night with a dead man, On the part of
these two men, at S.. 90 each. The bill
was sent week afterwards and payment
refused and message sent to me by my
son that ]. had better get out of this
place. +"
I stated that the money of the city has
been wasted and win prove that if the
committee of the city council on cemetery
affairs will come out and investigate.
Istated that am a cheap man at much
greater salary than what / ask, and viii
prove that; In the first place, if had been
listened to,$677 paid for brick sewer, and
upwards of 81 900 chow much more L do
not know expended on this waterless well.
could have been saved for more necessary
work, And In the second place, / am a
cheap man because I have saved the city
from paying $500 to $500 asyear to a
surveyor. Please step safo the county
clerk s Office in your county and examine
the plat of this cemetery and then say
whether you agree with the board that a
man who is not skilled landscape
gardner" but is cheaper man, can lay it
out. Il 80
Once more and I am done:. It has been
underhandedly reported that have been
in the Rebel Army" To settle any doubts
on this point, I will state some more facts:
I was, at the breaking out Of the rebellion,
LIST sergeant of Battery E. LIST. u. s. Ar
tillery, and one of the handful of men who
defended Fort Sumpter under Maj An
derson. served throughout the war, and
resigned as Captain U, s. A, unassigned.
My commissions are open for inspection.
amsyours respectfully.
E.W. SHEIBNRR. as
ss MOLINE, Sept. ", 1875
Since writing the above, Mr.. Edwards
has seen fit to publish his letter in yours
of the 18th. ID
The old board of directors know that I
told the two men alluded to, that, if Mr..
Edwards did not pay them, | would pay
them 50 SO each out of my own pocket,
and sue Mr.. Edwards; upon which that
board ordered the payment of the $40 out
of the cemetery fund; but there was nc
money then and the order is in force yet,
but the money has not been paid because
these men have been at work near Bloom
ington since March 10th stand, if Mr.
Edwards has paid them let him hand the
receipts to the treasurer and get that order
annulled. He says he has paid them $50;
so also says his dirty workman, Deacon
Tyrell: all the more shame for Mr.. Ed
wards to beat these two men out of So. 81
each. a@.
Mr. Edwards stated that told him tha
l had agreed to pay these men $500 each
This is deliberate lie. Mr.. Edwards ant
l, as he well knows, have had no conversa
tion aohateuer IN regard to this matter, an,
only few words on any subject since
have been in this town, and that at tn
meetings of the board, and then only di
he speak to find fault with my work, with
out knowing anything about it except fror
hearsay. pr :st-S ,t4S ~
hold myself personally responsible t
any one that may feel he requires satisfac
ton. +. W. SHEIBNER,
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A CHANGE AT THE BosToN BAzAR.
Messrs L. IS. Gates & Co. would inform
the public that they are now going out of
the dry goods business and intend to de-
business exclusively, and will sell their
entire stock of dry goods, notions and
carpats at net cost. There has never been
any misrepresen tatiop of selling goods at
cost heretofore, and the public may be
assured that this is no humbug, but that
they mean just what they say. They
recommend the public to call early and
secure bargains before the stock is
broken. 7-20-d&w2m.
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POLICE COURT.

Before z. c.croppsr, Police Magistrate
Ira Wightman, painter, from Moline,
was the first victim in Eve days. Police,
man Rinehart. who locked him up last
night. said he was drunk, dead drunk, and
the magistrate fined him 90 and costs. No
money. He was sent to jail and word was
sent 10 his friends in Moline for some mon
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-21

The following excursion rates to Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Louisville exposi-
tons are important. The Peoria and Rock
Island railroad are now selling round trip
tickets to Peoria and return, at
90. The rates from Peoria to the
exrositions are, toIndianapolis and return,
$3.50, tickets good for ten days from issue,
exposition from Sept. to October Q; to
Cincinnati and return 1910 good during
the exposition, open viz: from Sept. g to
Oct 9; to Louisville and return, also good
during the exposition from Sept. TO Oct.
|I6, 1885.
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Chicago Ladies' Seminary.

e 10 and II Sheldon ST.. near Washington,
OPENS TWELFTH YEAR. SEPTEMBER 14TH.
v Full course OF study able Teachers and
thorough work. A third large building was erect
ed last year containing beautiful assembly hall,
music and class rooms Special Inducements to
boarders, a f@ ,-- MISS GREGG PRINCIPAL
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Pilea-Itchlng Piles.

Positively cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skim by the use of
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Prussing's celebrated White Wine Vine-
gar has been before the public twenty,sev-
en- years.
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CITY.

Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at THE ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. ! 6o9,f4,.ft IT,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

See DR.. Whittier advertisement in an
other column.
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s. T. WALKER, City Clerk.
Letter Prom Mr.. She,bner. {

MOLINE, Sept. 10, 1875. (.
To the Editors Of The Argus:
As you have published several articles
rejecting on me, l avail myself of your
kindness to reply to the more important
of them.
You say I have what amounts to $500
per year. I have salary of 5000 and a
house, which is rotten and reported by me
to the board repeatedly as unfit to occupy,
the rain pouring through, as through a
sieve; that, with the garden patch and
fruit together, is 5000 more, at a liberal
valuation, and that is the total-$500 to be
accounted for.
You state that have been discourteous
to people applying for burial permits.
Let single person be produced to sub
stantiate this, of his own knowledge.
In relation to my letter (for you are cor
rect when you say 1t IS mine, l took issue
with your reporter for publishing frag-
ments of my letter, obtained confdentially,
without publishing the letter itself, and for
giving my name, which had been given
with my letter to the reporter of another
paper. The words used in the article Of
the 10th, being precisely and almost Der
bGtins repetition of those uttered by one
of the board of directors, at the meeting
of said board. in August last, it seemed 6
plain case that my letter had at once been
taken to that gentleman and his side pre-
scented and my letter used against me.
state that the board of directors was I'M
friendly to me at the outset, and claim tha
its action in refusing me decent COM
pensation was influenced by. personal mo-
tives instead of a desire to do good anG
its entire daty," In regard to this an
authorized to say that Mr.. Arthur s
Wright, and Mr.. Harwood. will state, above
their signatures, that last spring Mr.. VIM
FL. Edwards, in the livery stable of Mr.
Harwood, told these gentlemen as follows
viz: Ifyou don't put that man Sheib
nerl out, we willput you out'--lmeanipl
1.-THE board since put out The old boart
did not put me out. but they aesre put osss
and / am out, and Mr.. Edwards is snow
member of that board and has done hi
entire duty!"
repeat again that Mr.. VIM. FL. Ed
! wards has refused and has not paid tn
J men hired by me at the order Of the Who'll
! family, and my statements in regard to thi
transaction will be substantiated by the er
, tire old board.
J, Mr.. Edwards has stated that promise
these men $3.50 of that amount and mad
the bill $500 more to put into my ow
pockets. Iprove that false by Mr.. WIN
Huey, who, at my request, in the presenc
: of number of his men, fixed the amour
Of compensation for sitting up bitter col
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ACADEMY OF VISITATION,

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THIS INSTITUTION WILL COMMENCE ITS
Fortv-fouith Animal Session on MONDAY, SEPT,
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Railroad Time Table.


GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
Ats.sSa N. 4:l5 p, m. and s;4s p. m. Train.
arrive from west 90 above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At SIS q. m. 1880 Q. m, and :36 p. m. Train
sarrive from the east - above.
, 1875-07-19

tbs leading produce markets wcro aeain irregular
OIL Saturday. breads.uns being very rrryous. Thcrp
was general disposition towards tho clobe Of tho week
TO orcratc for downward urn IN grain anI, II the
weather la'l been lno. rattsr extenslvo break In
prices would probably hAvo occurred But the
storm OF Ihursday night. followed by moro gentle
drorpinga tho next night sud again Saturday, acel
na brake. VIC have already hAu moro wet WeAtncr
than is good for tho crops II damage hn been
wrought hy foods. nns Europe has been troubled In
the same way. II ta Certain that Tho crops Will
not 30 clu,l 10 last expectations, and tho qucstou
now agtated ts whether tho present outlook will 10
jualifcd by the ressty. II has bcen hored that tho
clonds would lit, hnt they crnsinue 10 hang
around III, mil pour down wa.cr out OF their
buckets, a. II II would never stop for moro
than few hours at time. II VIC arc to hayo wet
llarvfat time tito heels of wet summer, there viii
be room cHoug! for higher prices than low ctr
rent it IL the growing fear u this which makes The
grain markets sp nervous. Tho trading was chiefly
speculative On Saturday, tho arrangements to ship
produce being very light, except In wheAt.
Dry goods were in light local and country de1n,nd,
At prices showing but trian3 varintion from thn4c
current for lhe part ten days or morc. Tho demand
for groceries waA probably up to tho ekpcca tiout Of
tie trade, and lilo MARKET ugaln presented \ steady
Grm tone. Butter cbnstnues to meet With FREQ local
and ahIprus inquiry, AMI tho alishy advanced prices
lately cstabiahel aro maintained. Glucose waa dealt
in rather spaEinsly. but tho market Ia ouly
fairly ssockei, aud lol1esa eu.ertaln 1r,n
Yicwa. Thers wss \ FREQ movement
n fish At ,nchsaged prices. Dried fruita ve.o steadily
held. In tho canred goods marke. tlHo l. q contn.
ued activity. coal and wood remain Qn!et Leasher
was dull. There falr Inquiry for grain 1nRa 1t
Sic for STARK. aoc for Lewiston, aud 3ssc for Aner
can. 1obbcrs OF ola reported quiet movement At
nomsnalty unchanged prices,
AZ the lumber yards trade continues active, with
prices ruling toerahly stualy for most grades, aud
, 1875-07-19
No Material Change in Affairs
Among the Banks.
Prospective Demand for Products on Ac-
count Of the European Floods.
Latest Foraiga, and Domestic Market Reports.
Marine News
FINANCIAL,

There has been nothing IN lnnrciat Affairs during
the past wtek 10 make very noticeable difference be-
tween II and several that hive preceded II. Tho
banka hayo hccn abunlantty Auppei with f1,nds for
Ill legitimate purposes, md most Of them have uu-
comfortably lar1a surplus fnr which they would be
Gfa, 10 hnd employment. Tho demand for currency
from country tanks IN Tho wheat districts Of lows an
Mhhcsota ccntc1nent upon considerable advance IN
the ricc of that staple, referred 10 during tho ~r,,
combined 10 ihr cofo. This IF courso fell mainly
hy tho hanks l1vng correspondents In hoso 6ltct.
The mercantile aud uther business banks harc oLly
ordinary calls, anil trsc at thia iL+n.nnes acaSnn
arc inadequate n tln full employment Of their funds.
tbs nooda sn Europe and other o1usrs seem 10 gvo
surc promise Of healthy and perhaps larse den,and
Abroad for Western farm products. II present hnrns
should b. rraze. very prosperous ttsnot and an active
revival Of trado will bo felt all the Sort'west
rlo Of 10. per bu, and cent rr wupH tne7ta anu
other rrtvisns puts millions pf money into tho rock-
cR OF onr people, Frcishs, t5o. haze thus tar ttcn
very low nnd this, except 10 those holding railway
allares alds just m,le.I 10 tho pro!a Of tho rr
lucer. Comrp.iton tetwsnu Eastern railway lines
sasc the poopo Of the West al lcast in 1n7t,
and The hsvlug thls year 1871. aud rreyionAy,
will be even moro tho placing Of Western farm pred
ucts upon tina scahoard. II to theae The aaynRa
practfccd stnce tho panic Of September, ia7 10 sddc
the Northwest must very Arrive At, ii Indeed
II has nut already attained. sound aud inlcronlent
financial pHaitipn.
ItAcs u uiAtHuut htn ~ ~ Fer ftIt al tno E1Hhs1
concessions Of " rcr cent aro readily nhdn to tho
few choice outside borrowers who present Themselves.
On tho ttrcet there II tnsutcent supply of good
negotiable paper. Ratos tro Cea1S Per cent.
Ecw York exchange litslo ariuor, usual IN
eaturdng. safes wrrc made Ut Par 10 l5r premium
between banks for Il ,DO0.
Thcro Is movement Of currency TO ths wheat dis
trlcts.
Tho clrnringa Ra'vrday wcro s4.090,H67; on tho
wcck thcY wcra sai,i21971: for Tho corresponding
week Of last year tary wcro tl9.5Gl,i1
, 1875-07-19

Withdrawn from store Friday for city con-
sumption 40 bu wheat, H. ia corn, .{al b oats.
The following gsalu W., Inspected into ksoro on
Saturday morning: &, Nc. spring, 2|d cars No.
do. - cars anl r., lm NJ. 3sl", II cara le1cct-
ed do cars no Gr4le do El cnrs wheAs) p6 cars and
1s,o0o bu higl mixed roin4 Isl cars and GOO bu No.
2 do, "a carA and h,sD bu rejected do, cars no
grade do {i3l eor); whito oats, No.
do, car rrlec!ed Total tst7 rarn), al $50 Blu.
Inspected rut: 17',s11 bu wheat, 7f,4sa bu oorD,
9n, Tl7 tu mats.
Thr following wcro tho rechrts and nhtr.nrnta Of
brrastut1s and live stock Al ts point during ths past
wcck aud for the corresponding wecsa ending as
JatCu.
, 1875-07-19


DcerLolns London Corn 7ads Efsl, oe tho I'd .ust.,
Mys; IA thts juncturn tho most aatlafactory OF
natsSt non n the situation is that the average price
y LIS bd PVT quarter below that Of last ypar Tho
1e trusted, would sucul not tn uV 10 .Au totaI of
last year Tlo taffstaihtc ar!cea Of drought in tue
Azos aintrlctt which trss alluded 10 thTes week.
Sa: S1 raosa @ tlea .saIbing sny Importance them.
Asse III r2tisr short crop tn those dstretH aud syeu
IN th".e s"lyiuR1he port Of udessa. Ths l4st telo-
"n! from! thu Axov kets state that II 10 unw loo
ts.tntiy Lcnns ~ vst4b,hed fact thai the harvest
~ tbs south OF lsusaia Ia really : !encIeut
tan,,,,., tM", u would have certain .permanrnt
sSuins s,aspn. Is srlVrso 10 liz owing maiaIy to
Lr ~ rrllrhsous of bAi crop In Russis although
parry u*,n "a tle recent foundations in tAo south uf
t.aes. lhAt pricna IN Masnelslcs aaYs beeA gradually
n'Hv nf rom the Eeeunt uYeSt point til tho rise Aat
~ aoetrd % frsnes tfr change eIaE II bs ~ ;cf A.
Inc alsl!lcrtAnean has lately neei drawing 1arua
M pto.fa'h u tue wheat eafausa from Southern hs.
~ - "I VI whrAt.laen ve..els that t,aMra tho
pafdAelrs fEuns tle 9 to Tbs is.h of Jnne only VI
werv aest'ne,! Tor tle uuito4 ktugAeu ;J for Mar.
seti!es aa " Tor othet lesslnstnus." Thn Ia4t sJ
whsat-lalen veascs ~ holng d.stnsh TOR Msr.414s
II ioE EnYAua, for urnoa, for lIolanA, aud III
IL Germany At the l4rst mail Avccs tho crnn uro..
pceta Ianatnea fasusALir, with line gaueral wcathsr
III Holland tlu ~r4sher 1lti been favorable Tor ihs
cereal crops. but was tuo dry fus thu pAntures,
in Ans.fo-nnnKssy tis Weather had heen very hot
VIII fEo4uent thlhdeF-stbrna The wheat plauk yxs
antsring f1otn tho e1tfcme heat, aud WA uIa4uy u
IL Ay.ti4 Tho of1cal report Of The etons va, gen.
shtre bad fcei severe tiuuaer.s ,rns laying the
growing Eruin. Tho barley crop, thru tlpe wss ex-
l~ctod u te \ full average
VI ~ aa. hs IT, lsy sgoa ps0.s
!oAto c8s., Eas Kuud pr1nika, u II shall uut be al
teetsl hy tae to'atu uaeass.
, 1875-07-19

tcnn7 This experience khouf havs ag9tate, ihe ro-
rr"ty ofA }iltr arl1J hr!rrr rtnortnt 10 In IA ui
ta1att0n oil tho grain eata tn kn untl Tho t.nc,r,
cy In tho finances OF tim department, ra,lHc hy lin
most rrltcensib1c course Of the retlrug Chiel-iu
arcctnr. ttarper.
From Tho foregoing history Of tlo Rsats tnanec,,on
OF grain In EllrnRn. II fa quito evident tLD f,nrs of
many engaged In tho grain train in Chicago freely
oppressed when tho Hfho assumed thu h,rlt H. tlit
wou1 'e chnur In the Intcrts. ~ political r7.
wrr" well founded. The htst Chief Inspector up.
foiHol Under the Inv tor two ycars} re.noyrd
without rHuan Some thrro months letore tho e,,lra.
ton Of .!a term Of olce, sn1 man of 1cs.lo1,aLIs
fenas1t!on, Without the necessary 1usinrn.ions 10
tchar9e tho dNtfca Of tho olrs (nh therefore, moi
:" aNitH1o person auch a tho law require j. var
appointed IN hte r1acc,-ha chief 1t hot on1y 1oco,.
entaiion for tie position being furnished by ca3.
Ing to!trihhs -,H tsnci In ollre solo fftcpn
montla after It had becomn Known to " ahg AUTHORITY
thHs appointed him - Tint be fatIe 10 account fnt ths
money collected by him for inapectlon fees nnd when
m lei OF onlee ef1rcd, during the session OF tho
General Assonhly. thc aovorner neglected. 10 nonnato
to the Senate "sultalo person rfor their "adyIrn
nht consent 10 snrcet1 him. majority Of Tho Rena.
Tors tc!ng opposed to tho political Views Of tho y.
eEuoF sccins to he tic only why thrir a,lyrs
anu consent Waa not Invited ly tho 0nycrnor III the
aptntnstntnt Of tho inspectors successor.
The grain trasla has been. and continues ta 10. tun-
denci with nnreasonaba aud thxe- III thu
shnpe Of nsToction fera, 10 support sertEU rfro
1clber the tale nor the nrsaant Chsf Inspecor Icing
competent TO nrHrr1l0 the Judgment nf one OF tlrir
subordinate lAspeetors In liking tho grade of grain
, 1875-07-19
PROYIS SIOMS,

HOG IR0bUCTs-W,rs lnosn active. and stronger
all round undef butter de4usul, chiefly IL III A,sc.
lasvp ahota. The Receipts VI hogs we're rather susl,
aud thss market WIS usnes In the expectation That The
supply viii fall on lur,ug thu coIluy week II va
aso wtaps1ed around that tbs R&ocks of lard no not
, 1875-07-19
COM NJ ERCiAl.

Tho following tic receipts and shti,nsotx of
tae articles Of produce III this city during tho
t*rntJ'f Lou1Y ending At o'clock On Saturday
morning. And for The spon,pg a. upa year 400,
, 1875-07-19
LUMBER.

IVM6EH4
deet Of about twnny.ave easgoes vrs 1t ths doets
Baturd.y. A god many loeal buyers we're pseaent
and lhsy took hod freely leaving the tnSrkst nearly
bare nlRh1 Pricss stssdiss lor Ill grsda, Ana
1t bsaus 10 look tbs lou&hopsd for turning point
u tbs lumbar marked Ut ast reached. An hdVsne~
In jqass and seantl.nx + izumiasns md IN oaass'
, 1875-07-19

7ut" y b,NI62v
In conclusion, II would ba rfoper 10 state that the
facts upon Which the foregoing statement u u~sul
were fur'itshed u BY Mt. Harper, who cheerfuly
furnIshad III every facility fos ts investigation We
has been at time any intention on Ais part to ia-
appropriate any part OF Tho public funis ii lii hands
ts8nedl "D. A. Daown,
"naiiroaa and warehouse oommls.,upurs.a
RuPrLEMEHIAL nrronr.
"HT4Te or ILLINOIS, OrYIcK or RAILWAY AND
WAnEHorsE CoAAiaB1oNEhs, srRrNoy1rtD, fob. 2o,
-ffts Etee.isnes, John L. Btr<r5doe Goetr,or oj
for the .J Ct Chicago has lhla day ri ii iii once
statement rslativa tv tlo condition Of bis financial
accounts. en the lath aud nth lust, together With
DAush President of the uaion Nstioaai b.nt Of ch!-
ceRo. and A. b. Minor, Cashlsr Of the City National
ank o. ohseazo Which b. desires to hare eonsdsrad
aubsct Tue stsstnent together with The letters
arc bs5e"th iaso'ed Very respectfully ysuf obed1nt
Statement Of caah accouat n the u5se of Euainsss
Oh tho 18th OF February, 1874:
D.lAnec On hand ~ slown BY cash ..-..
Amount Of cash In Gani.
Amount Of cAsh Oh hand ........,, B.Y3A.lo
Amount OF bills paid and money Ad-
yanced 10 employer ctc+, not cn-
tered In cash boUk ......,.u,.... 1850
Excess Of caAh In hand 1t Tho close
oi business Fob. Is, lb1A......,,, 65S&o
Statement Of cash account Al Tho close Of bsuess
on tho luth day Of February, 1874:
Dalance on hand, ~ shown by cash
Au,oant oi al: IL 6.ai s 90 14o"
Amount OF calh In hand -, ,.,,,. 2AHi0
Amount Of bills paid aud money aI-
vanced To enplDyes, eto.t net en-
tArod In oasA book. ..,....,...,.n 1850
- 2.sesss
E1cess Of cash 10 bang II close Of
, 1875-07-19

NO large Al they wcro reprt acntcd 10 e uu tho 18TH
About 10000 tca NJ winter lard have bren shlr,e1 mt
during The rrkl month, aud II tho stock of winter
VIVA ,s27 Tea on tho 18th Of Inur, tbs sock Of as
ics now must include several thousand tcx at
,ntr.rcndered, which In not deliver rcgu'ar
for This rcarrn. hnd because Liverpool un, sstood
10 Dc firm. Therr wat ~rry l1itle TIN MARKET anil
when the short interest Attempted 10 Al ahey were
cllsel to ndyance rrlccs. Fork EtsnnRcs In
rynlathy but ralher freely offered In the latter
yart of thu acr%on, tho rise bringing ont rcilcra
Meats wcs" quoted ecasco. Winter lnta are worked
dowu to rather low volume. Aai tAe summer lotA
hero are not offered on the market, being mostly cus
on direct European orders. The winter meats include
less than s,sotcol lbs m..l1cs mid ,ooo tbs
srry liant stock for is 1tc Thu shipments Of tAs
Tast wrek tzcccfl 6,thH,0Nc lls.
Mr.. rcnk-A'lranee'l $50 rer brl, and ruled nm.
oro willingness to sell he cn.e. halcs wero re-
ported ot ~ brs e.ah dn e.r.lot.5 .t sip.s eito,
sees September Il si9s5 si0.7o. Toi.l, 7,o5u Lrs.
The nattst closed Il $3.50 .el's! August far round
uolninAlly At sa,18.si7.6 LOO ssller Tho ycar.
L.'.a,,wss y, ias i,c Pc, 100 NJ hsh.r: nncr f.!t
s9onses Hsg u ~ % sas'
lnrtei Of .6J tca asirr Auau.t Al tl3.2lktsl321x
2.?;ote ssiler seremler 4 slatasia.h0 aud LOU;
lJ:.2k for September.
MEA1a-Werc! IN very sooa demand, and /. shade
Hales wcrc reported Of HOMO lbs Shoulders at sAe
~ b1a summer long CLEARS at lie; and s.O,U01 Es
rlust Iils, cash seller August, mostly At l1Sr de-
vercI in Milwaukee,. A part Of thcee salea mads
for shoulders, cash tellrr July; skAs,:o lor do
sellor. Auenss. and AhaBio f"s DO seller ssptsm-
far 10 seller August, nn llEe for do Keller sosctn-
trr 10 for rfort 1ih', cash or seller July;
llA@itt.o for do eelltr August, and 1l!to for
seller s, Ike for do tcler August. AMI l2c fur DO
ee'ltr September. Boxed mrata T. higher than tho
pike for ooso lots. LuuR and short clear, bo1c quot
ed At 1l'.r, md long cut hams nt - t313e. Sum-
mes,enrttt , Englsh neat', li@liHe. ho!ea; sweet.
tluntcd at ty.tsl4Ec for a,,,s. 9,o fos shoulders,
l?!Nc for ahtrt His, and 12ttc for short clears-a1
TAskrI.
GHrAsE-Was 1uict At 7ta Toe.
nEEF pn'HJUt:Ts-Wrrc qniel AM! no;nnAlty un-
chnnsrd at st.?5 for mcsH $Jaj for extra ness aid
&ly. NA1D.tN for hams.
TAtlow-Quotel At IN Sst.c for packers.