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please accep, lock Of my hatr," said an
old bachelor to widow, handing her large
curl. Sir, you had better give the whole
wig" Madam, you are very biting, indeed,
considering that your teeth are porcelain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

: A young woman in Chicago put her false
teeth in glass of water at night, and IN the
morning found them imbedded.in chunk OF
so,id ice. She was late at breakfast, the pro
cess of thawing out the teeth with a bon
fire of matches having been slow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

Grant gets up a, six O'Clock in the morn
Ing. When Mrs. Grant says: "'Liss get
up now and star, the fire and put on the tea.
kettle" he has found from long experience
that To delav il dangerous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

The doctors don't believe in Advertising
II 5 unproiessional. you l.now-but let one OF
them tie up 4 sore thumb for john Smith,
and they'll climb seven pairs Of stairs toha7e
a reporter jus; mention it, you know"
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THE boy at the head of the class will state
what were the dark ages OF the world!' Boy
hcsitates. "Next. Master Biggs, can you tell
me what the dark ages 81 guess they were
the ages before spectacles were invented
go 20 your seats"
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SrATE E,ILI.INoI-.I o..

- N t,s CIRCUIT CoiuI hsr,oL 20 jon, I-.' = - 'S'
In tlsTH0eTU. . -. .
sch ~. Ballard vs.. Bird cEiprl, " .La- " ". tIsh
mai John s. stevens, David e JHcrlhIA 't- -Fpli''
Qupby. -.
ItAppealng from affidavit on i''iu u" on - pi W
cerS OF sNid Court that said defendant a"i ne y j,
nOia resident laid state and said ymps AT having L
hl- amended h Of compliant 10 sAa e. ". on VIZ
chDcery s.d~ thereof The IN DAY 81 .AlNk 4 u
80 h-feiE md humuOUs having been issued 'i'i'' az
cooling e. law; &c.,. ..
In QuiThy thst unless you I'TrHual4y ir A4 y ai -
Tor said court At SAID term thereof 20 D. leo ue our
Hass IN Ottawa In said county. on the ui N'taay 81
Jue next, =. n. l-I6 lvhr ard Wh'i" FNH -.ti'- j.
IcLruahlal and plead t'nuT or eNNtH Ih sA b
tsau. all be- taken tor confessed against Euu and The
mfIcrs and thing therein rra ~ Tor trrr a. 9rtnEy.
CHARLIE D.. HOOK. Clerk.
{ 8 ElEEEuGE. Solicitor .alSt q"
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when you visit the Yosemite Valley 10,
semitic fine scenery, but you will pay mighty
fine prices for il, as everybody out there has
adopted the Niagara Falls style OF dong bus.
mess.
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The young man who was dead in love was
recalled to life after marriage by the frequent
removal of tufts of HAIR. There isn't any
sentimental Lazarus about hiu. nov.
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\ clergyman at Springfield who has had
bad habit OF adding "ah' to many of his
words. told last Sunday Of those who had
been brought up on the Lords sdeah.
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JNINAL - ICI"'TIEN IN t ESTATE 90
i JANIS GRAHAM DECRssED.-Nouce II hereby Cl'ct
70 al persons ,ntere-ed ~ said estate that William y Ora
ham. Administrator OF the said James Graham, de
'ased Will appear before he Comfy COur; OF the county
D La baC snd state OF Illinois, Al the County Court House
In DtSvH VA said county Monday the twenty L-i daN o
February 1876 for the purpose 20 rendering an account
Il his proceedings ia the admiustraDu Oi said crAlr 10!
the r nal settlement.
Dated AT Ottawa this sG;h day Of January ~. 1890
WILLIAM j. GIsAEAN,
.TTEsT: 4. A. McCALER Administrator.
Clcrk County Court, la ssic o., III. snsS'~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

Best thing TO DO when you 90 shopping
with ladies-Take notes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

= celebrated Wit once said Of his debts
that IL was neither his interest 10 pay the
principal nor his principle 10 pay the interest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

Professor gabcock leciurcd ia Boston
n Saturday IN - grain of salt OF
course hc lGbarrd under some disadvantage
from the fact tina, his hearers felt boundsto
axe his statements cum grimm sIi''.-Ne,r
y.rL "am1DsrriR .I1C~rfiser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19

The Easiua F',s Press says that Joshua
vas tie first man ihat ever stopped news
paper. lie stopped tie daily sun. We sup.
nose he did 80 becar-r IL, war news lid not
tglt him
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Columbus discovered America, bu. When
3? boz he hal a- much difficulty in seeing IN
empty wood box o. WATERFALL as any ether
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,rAN SALE NoTICE.-Voric

'TAN SALE NpTICE.-No'ir' u hereby
i given To- ali whom II may copCrrn. That ~ sale by
the Treasurer OF La sale county STATE uoi- VI de
lnGuent lends and town lots. Tor Tie sAt, anu Costs
due thereon for tie year 1873 held ~ he tuufi .oGs
IN ottawa, In said county, commenced on the l5h DAY OF
June 1874 and contuusd from dAj u day 10 pursuance 81
law James OReily the l;th faN Of JElH Is became
the Uurcha.er OF the Of Los GA and IN" OF We SOUTH
east qGAf q section fourteen. tOuushp iht'Yon'
50 NJ assessed In ths name u brorgc
Hartman; and that the time redemption % the above
described tract OF land from sale Ni "hn' OF the
friday Of June 1876 JANIS ol.filLl.
OraN a, Feb. ION. lsrs-.g
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Ahaad,nmr youth being questioned by &
rather srvlish lady e., q his occupation, r.
nliel that hp was San aGjuSter Of movable al
Ibabe.-" lie wg> simply printer.
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GT;AANInDIIAN,,5T. NoTIC :EE n APrLJGA

Sheriff OF La Sale county, III.
Ivy W.. HALL. Deputy, jau,29-3w
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THOMAS 7 WADF.
OTTAWA, Ian. s'ih, $50 Special Commissioners
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Lonisinnn Inycstigntion.

New ORLEANS, June 6.-l}efOre the
Congressional Committee Charles W,
Lowell, ex.Postmaster who deiaulted i
large amount in 1873, testified that some
$4,000 had been raised by his SuretIeS
and others. 4 Acompromise with the gov.
ernment for $1,000 as shown by receipt
dated June 80, 1873, sighed by the'Audi-
tor OF tho Treasury. This money was
paid over to Frank MOrey, Congress.
man who conducted the adjustment in
Washington, The testimony Of thesure.
ties on the bond prove that larger sum
Of moneywas raised than was specified in
the article OF compromise. Several wit
ness were called who testified that during
the campaign OF 1872, money was paid BY
parties in the Custom House to persons
who did no service for the government.
Considerable evidence was taken
relative to the Construction Department
showing that the workmen had received
less wages than the amounts on the pay
rolls. In one case witness said he re-
cciyed $40 where the entry was for $75,
and the signature was forged one.
The chairman Of the committee has
received The following dispatch:
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 6.
Wicker, the Collector at Key West,
left for Washington to consult with the
President and Secretary in relation to his
testimony. lie has private copy Of
his report against Casey. His official
one was suppressed by Secretary Bout
we'll. Wicker has often threatened to
publish his report and the department
trembIed. Make him produce the copy.
(Signed) A. F. W. PERRY.
Wicker arrived Tuesday and has been
subppnned by the committee. He will
probably testify Wednesday.
Ex.Congressman Sheldon, called and
examined relative to the meeting OF
Gems. Porter ,Babcock and Casey at Wash.
ington, 10 discuss the appointment Of
Billings, rs District Judge, after the
Senate failed to confirm Pardee. Casey
was a supporter Of the latter and n
proposition was made him 10 change his
support in favor OF Billings
Mr.. Sheldon declined to testify concern.
ing the conversation with Casey on the
subject Of the Judgeship so far ns related
to third parties.
Major George f. Head, U. s. Army, APP
peared before the committee aud made n
statement denying the charge Of bribery
made against him by Seelye in Washing.
ton. He declared that Seelyc had offer
ed him inducements il he would station
troops at certain towns in North Louisi.
ana. This was in the fall OF 1874, when
the witness had command OF the post at
Monroe. The troops were to be used for
political purposes, and he refused to grant
lie request. He also testified that Morey
had said that the only advantage in the
presence OF troops was the political in
iluence which they exercised,
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C1SC1SNAu, June 6.-The steamer
Kate Dickson, Captain James Taylor, Of
McKeesport, Pa, was libelled several
days ago by two deck hands, and was tied
up at Louisville. The boat escaped from
that city and came here, the men follow
ing and repeating the operation here,
where the claim was settled. The papers
in the suit at Louisville were sent to
United States Marshal Harrington, at
CovIngton, who learned this morning
that the boat had left for Pittsburgh last
night, and chartering fast tow-boat, he
overhauled her at Ripley. An Enquirer
Maysville special says that Harrington
tried to capture the boat, but was warned
of by Captain Taylor. Harrington went
ahead to Maysville and summoning a
posse endeayored to board the Dickson
as she was passing there. After an
nouncing his purpose, in answer 10 n
question by Taylors son, he was fired on
by Captain Taylor, who was armed with
a doublc-barreled gun, and instantly
killed. Taylor then appeared on the
guards with pistol and was Immediate
ly shot dead. by the Harrington party.
Much excitement is reported in Mays
vile over the sad affair.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of the United States,

VIII liz the mo,t direct. convenient and economical
~rv NJ rrSchInv IhiJHIelnhiS and thIs great ExhI.
lillian ,,onI ali SaTtnns AZ The countTy. ItS trsns
N and fron P6IiSdclphIs viii nass, through q
GE1ND CENTFNEfAI DEpG7, which Inc
Comnany hHye erectei Al Tho Main Entrance 10 The
EThIhIIion fironnJS for the acrnmmnIation Of
n1,.snun. Who Wan IN Son Al or stSTt from In nu
rncTnnS isre botrS coniglIous n IhIs staiIon and
the Exhibiion.-a Convenience Of tho VrCatest val
no m Ti.iinrS ana norted elusIyrIy y Inc Penn.
sTIyania Railroad which il THE ONLY LINE
SiiNVINII DTPRyT TiO THE CENTENNIAL
iitDJSTS EIrnr'ion trains vii al.o stnp al
ihe Enramnmcnt oi Tho PatrouS Of UuSlandry, Al
Film Stallion. on This road.
Ths Psn,JgidE ET Rdiirord "a 0s grunGltIi raiirdy
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Sabbath ScI,ool Conveution,

DAYTON, June G.-The SEVENTEEN an
nuNl convention Of the Ohio Sabbath
School Union commenced Ia sessions II
the First Baptist Church in this city TO
night, Rev:W W. F. Calby, Of Dayton, con
dieting the Introductory devotional cx
ercises.. Rev. Thos. T. Everett, Of Day
ton, delivered an address Of welcome and
Rev. ]. Z. TWilchell, OF Cleveland, res
ponded in behalf OF the Convention.
Mr.. G. N. Nichols, President Of The
Union, delivered the annual address
urging that the proceedings be made 81
practical and helpful that the cause shal
be promoted.
Col. Wren, Corresponding Secretary
gave condensed history Of the sabbatt
school work in Ohio, stating that tht
first school in the State was organized
at Marietta the next at Dayton, and The
third at Cincinnati.
About 800 delegates have already ar
rived. The sessions will continue unit
Thursday evening.
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SAN FRANc1sco, June G.-silver un'
changed. Additional by the steamer
CoIma, from the Sydney Herald, says the
under mentioned survivors Of the wreck
OF the Strathmore have come on the
Emonte to New Zealand: Rawlson J.
Skidmore, Joseph Ward, George Ward,
Vim. Wilson, WIN. Rock, VIM. Handlan
and James Wright. Having lost every
thing in the wreck, they are destitute.
An American whaler has rescued q
gang OF priloners from the Western Aus.
tralian Government.
The successful competitors selected to
represent New South Wales at the forth.
coming international ride match at Phil.
adclphia are Capt. J.J. NJ. Smith, George
s. Lynch and ]. J. Slade. They leave by
the June mail,
The question OF making Bay Island
the port Of call for New Zealand instead
Of Auckland, and OF knocking Fl out ot
the service altogether, is being discussed
again, and will eventually be adopted.
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4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of Decd Of AsslEnment made by
MathtW W. Miller and Elizabeth K. Miller, his
wife, to the undersigned Assignee, dated July 18th,
1875, and recorded in MArShllI county records In
Decd Of Trust BOOK No. 8, page 6T2, will sell at
public sale, At CharleaT. CIWAn'G Store, No, 472s
Jacob street, In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the l7th day Of June, 1876,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de.
ScrIbed real estate, IviE A certain lot Of ground
situate In MlnhAll county, West Virginia, DeaI
the Ohio county line, aid lot being parallelogTIm
thIrty-One feet by ono hundred feet, fronting on
the river road and running back 10 an eleven foot
alley, aid lot being known hs lot no In division
INTO lots made by John n. Koehnllne Of two and
One-half acre tricf conveyed to aid K0ehnllne ny
Charles W. Russell and vile BY decd dated OctobSr
18Th, 1885, and recorded In Marlhall county ieCords
In lloOd Book No. T. pagO ~, the elsIen Io9t mley
Aforesaid TO Ia uAe for the purpose Of passing over
the hame in the nams manner and V the llme ex:
tent that similar alleys used hsld and enjoyed
bTthe DublIc halng tho amo property conveyed
10 NatheW w. Miller by John ". Koehnline and
Tiin BY deed dAted May 10Th, 1873, and duly re-
corded.
taIh In hand, the b4lanco 10 dI months, the puF-
ciaspT giving nots with approved security for the
deferred payment, and utie retained until IAy.
meut 10 fall L made.
''''1' WI. ", cowDEN, AMimso.
ny9o-s No. l2liChaPlns g.
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P&gl P0a3 500 S,O0o Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, and


CHICAGO, June 6.-Flour-ouiet; com
mon TO choice western extras 81 25a5 90
good to fancy family grades S. OOa6 %
Wheat-Unsetlled; No. Chicago spring
81 OK spot; 81 0SJSal o5l4 June; closed Al
500 June; ST OK July; No. 8, 02a091 1sci
rejected 81 1iaS9c. Con-Firm; No. 9, 44XC
spot 441Sa44Nc June; rejected SIC. oats
Quiet No. 2, 2915c spot; 29% July. Rye
Good demand and prices shade higher
7Oa7OlIc. Barlcy-Firm at &c. Pork
Unsettled but generally lower at 81 95a
IS 90 spot; $lS GOALS 621S July; Sls 25a
1874 August; has sold at s17 % August;
Lard = Unsettled but generally higher;
$40 O55a1O go spot; $40 90 July; $40 70al0 072k
August. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 8 N
a9ka9Ac. Whisky-Fim and unchanged.
On call Board Wheat was lower at 81 O3}S
June; 81 04N July. CornF steady. Oats
easier at 29c cash; 29Nc July. Pork easier
at SIS 22Il August. Lard higher 1910 SIX
a10 20 July; $40 so August.
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Sr. LOUIS, June G-Adyices from Col.
Meyer, Supervisor Of Internal Revenue,
who has been looking up crooked stills In
Collinger and other counties in Southeast
Missouri, say that up to the Sd inst. he
has captured seven copper stills, worms
and caps, burned fourteen still houses and
one hundred and thirty-two mash tubs OF
over one hundred gallons capacity each,
besides running of 10, 900 gallons Of mash
and beer and several hundred gallons Of
singlings. Six distillers have been arrest
cd and put under bonds in $1,000 each.
A numG1e OF other distillers are hiding
in the woods to escape arrest. .s
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE BONDS.
In the U. S. Circuit Court to-day a de.
cree Of foreclosure Of the third NOR rtgage
bonds OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad
was consented to, subject however, to the
right OF st. Louis county to its claim for
100000 and the right Of prior lien over
all other membranes. It is understood
that C. K, Garrison, who represents these
third mortgage bonds, madea proposition
to The County Court Of st. Louis Co. that
the holders OF these bonds consent TO the
foreclosure OF the mortgage and the sale
Of the road, and will make over TO the
county 100000 Of the new third mort
gage bonds 10 secure its claim.
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Mr.. Anthony s. IoyealI, Tyler county

Mr.. Anthony s. LoyealI, Tyler county,
Mr.. John NJ. Lowe, Wetzel Co, ". Va
Mr.. Isaac c. Ralphsnyder, Marion co.,
VIVA ,,,,.
Mr. AlonzO A. Waters, Marion county
"Mr' John NJ. JolliG,Marion CO., ". Va.
| Mr Anther S. Cox, Marion CO., W. Va.
Mr.. james f. Mercer, Marion, county,
Miss Belle Caldwell, Wheeling, Ohio
county, ". Va.
Mis- Carrie V. .ZumbrO, Marion county
VI Miss / a Annie Richards, Marion county,
W. Va. IL. .H
Miss Leah swearinger, Marion county,
Miss Annie Manler, Marion county,
". Va.
Miss Lizzie Howell, Marion county,
W. Va.
Miss Florence NJ. Butcher, Randolph
county, W. Va.
Il, Mis- M Lydia y, Joseph Tyler county
Miss Florence /. Grayum, Kanawha
county, W. Va.
Extensive preparations are being made
TO make the coming commencement the
most pleasant we have ever had. The
following Is the order Of tho Anniversary
exercises:
June l4th, 8 So'clock, Anniversary of the
Normal Lyceum.
June 10Th, s o'clock, Anniversary Of
the Mozart Literary Society.
June l7th, s o'clock, address before the
Normal Lyoeum by Hon. IT, N. Mathews,
June 18TH Sunday 3 o'clock r., NJ,
annual address before the senior class by
Prof. J. G. Blair, Principal.
June 10th, ? O'Clock r. NJ, graduating
addresses.
June 10Th, 8 o'clock, contest between
the two Literary Societies.
June 2Oth, 8 o'clock, graduating adj
June goth, 2 o'clock, comforting Of d.
plomas.
June 2OtE, u p. NJ, Alumni addresses
and Reunion.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 5.-In the Senate dur.
ing the debate on the new Constitution
Premier Canovas Del CASTELAR, said the
situation Of the political,parties in Spain
prevented the government from surren-
dering its right to suspend the Constitu.
tional guarantees in Congress. The dis
cussion Of the war estimates was begun,
and the Premier in making the adoption
Of the budget Cabinet question, stated
that the Budget Committee andMinister Of
War had consented to reduction Of SS1.-
00O, 900 pestas, which was sufficient. Ac-
cording to the latest intelligence from
Rome the prospect Of an understanding
between Spain and the Vatican is good.
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rLc Cincinnati Convention.

Frpm the Pittsburgh Commercial Of Sestsrlay.
The Lincoln Ginb will leave for Gin
cinnati, in a special train on Monday
morning next and arrive in Cincinnati
the same evening. Arrangements have
been made by the club for tho entertain
ment OF one hundred guests at the
Arlington, for whose especial use during
the convention one OF the parlors OF this
hotel will be appropriated. Parties who
desire 10 60 down With this Club can have
rooms secured and assigned during the
present week by calling at the Lincoln
Club rooms in this city, where Thoma
II. Phelps and VIM. ]. Diehl will be ii
attendance for that purpose. A diagram
Of the hotel can be seen, and rooms select
ed on application as above. Street car
run from this hotel directly 10 the Build
ing where the conyention is TO. be held
Tie club will go in regulation hats, ant
be distinguished by a phosphor bronz'
medal badge. The Great Western bant
will accompany the club and turni7E
their share Of blowing. The cost fv'
transportation, music, hat, badge ant
hotel fare will be $50 for the entire trip
This is considerably less than the regulal
rates will be, and offers the additiona
advantage Of having good quarters seCur
ed in advance.
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BALTIMORE, June G.-Flour-Firm aud
unchanged. Wheat - Dull and heavy
Pennsylvania red 81 50. Confirm nj
5SHc. Oats-Dull and weak; western
white STaSSc; mixed 33a36c. Rye-Noml'
nally3 75aS0c. PrOvisions-Dull. Pork
Steady at $50 90. Bulk Meats-Shoullcr'
65Ia7c;. clear rib 9Ac. Bacon-Shoulder
SaSNc; clear rib 1la11Ac; hams l41zaI5c
Lard-13c. Butter-Dull; western l3alS1sc
Petroleum-Irrcgular; crude S2SaSI1c; re
fined 14al4I1c. Whisky-Firm ut 81 II 14c
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Cincinnnti Iron nIarkct.

The market In pig iron, though inactive,
Is gradually assuming new features. The
advance In some brands choice Ii. Is. foun'
dry was supposed would be equivalent to
their withdrawal from the market but the
figures are generally maintained aud sales
are made at outside figures. Hanging Rock
car.wheel iron has been sold privately at
figures below quotations for considerable
period. ?.
2s 30; do No. 9, $02a23; dO' mill, $2ia2!;
Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, No. !,
S29a23; do No. 2, S29; do mill, sci; stone
coal and coke iron, No. /, $93; do No. .,
$2l; do mill, $iSa2i; charcoal, cold blast
Il. Il, $4la4S; Alabama and Georgia, warm
and cold blast, $2sa35; Tennessee cold blast
$2S; blooms nominal at S6Oa70; wrought
scrap, per pound, lc; castscrap, per pound
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NEW YORK, June 6.-Cotton- Market
dull at l2a19 Slice. Flour-In moderate
demand; shipping grades held sterdy; me.
dium heavy No. ., So OOa3 90; superfne,
western and State 81 0Oa4 40; good to
choice S. 25a5 G5; white wheat extra Sj70a
Z rs: extra Ohio 81 9Oa7 90; st. Louis s. lOa
5000. Wheat-Less active; No. spring
81 2Sa1 80 ungraded do 81 1Oal 90; Iowa
spring old 81 l4al Is. Rye-ScarCe and
firm; State 0Ga97c; western SIC; Canada
in bond 9Gag7e. Barley-Quiet. Malt
Steady witha fair demand. Corn-ChOiCc
tride better; damaged andheated 3jc;
black and mixed no grade 50C. Oats
Firmer: mixed western and State 32I5ai3c;
white western do 35a49c. Hay and Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Groceries-Firm
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet anil steady
Mt 81 II.
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CrSC1SSATr, June G.-Cotton-Quict al
Ike. Flour Firm and unchanged,
Wheat-Lower, at 90ca$l "a. Corn
Steady at 4ic. Oats-Finn at 25RSic,
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-SteNdy
at SIS Goals 80. Lard-Steady; steam at
lOXc; kettle 123Ia13c. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 6Hc; clear rib Sjsa9ci
clear 9%c. Bacon-Scarce and firm;
shoulders 7Nc; clear rib l0ssc; clear l02ic.
Whisky-Firm and unchanged. Butter
Firm; Western Reserve lGalSc; Central
Ohio l4al6c.
HoGs-steady; common to good light
IS OOa6 90; fair to good heavy s. s5aG W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-07
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar

Driving horses, $l0Oa15O; street cal
horses, $90al20; draught horses, $l"5al!5
mules 16 hands high, 4 to 8 years old
broke and fat, $l40a175; mules, Is hand
SlOOali5; mules, IA hands, $70as5; younl
unbroken mules, dull sale at present
The market Is looking up; severn
buyers in the market Of Southern stock
from $GOalOO per head; also scYsra
Eastern buyers in the market for street ca
and smooth driving horses. Stock scare
and demand good; sell quick on arrival
Prices improving. Demand good for Il
hand broke mules 70 years old. Street
car horses in extra good demand at bette
prices, None on the market.