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relieving the labor Of tho country by making large
only be relieved by repeains infamous Resumption
law by paying tho hse-twenty bonds IN green backs
thai were not enough he would issue areeubacKs to
an amount sufficient 10 meet tho wants ana Gecessi
tes Of trade even II would require 81 oo0 o0o 600 to
do So
Tho amendment was rejected, as also another
Mr.. BAYsr, rep, OF Pa. offered an amendment
authorizing Inc construction OF court house in Pitts
burg .Rued out on point Of ordcr.
approprang $St 900 or constructing the Post once
at Memphis, Tenn, out Of Tennessee marble. This
an amendment providing that the building shall be
constructed out OF Tennessee marble provided that
Adopted
Nj. COLE (rsp.) Of Mo-, offered amendment in.
Hoasc from M $500 70 saoo ~ nseca
Mr. BACON, rep) Of n. u, moved 10 increase me me
appropriation for the Utica Court House from $4,000
Mr.. BAKER, (rcp.) OF N Y, favored The amendment.
The city Of Utica haa furnished most o. the Senators
from the state OF New York. IL hal furnished Sa-
preue Conr judge ana also tho godfather OF the dem-
ocratic party.
SIR WAIT, lrep.) OF Conn. inquired II 1t would be
comfort 10 Governor Seymour for ae House to In
crease the appropriation.
Mr. BAKER had no doubt It would be-
SIR HEWITT (dem.) Of n. Y.--Has the gentleman
any authority e speak tor Governor SEYMOUR
Mr. BAkER-Ioniy speak on general principles.
After further discussion the amendment was re-
Nj. DEAN (dem., Of Mass. moved 10 increase tho
appropriation Tor the Boston Post Office IRON $500 600
10 $i00000 Rejected.
Mr. LAxpEgs, (dem.) OF Conn, moved 10 increase
the appropriation Tor the Hartford Post ONCE from
S25, 600 TO 100000 Rejected.
Mr. WAIT, Of Connecticut moved 10 make the ap-
preparation $50 900. Rejected.
Mr. O'NELL rep) oil Pa. moved to ncrcsse the ap-
preparation lor he Philadelphia Post Office from
$500, 00u 10 $40O 900. Rejected.
Mr. DAVIS, trcp) Of Cai, moved 10 increase the ap-
preparation ior appraisers stores IN san Francisco
form s35 900 TO 100000. Adopted--s4to r.
Without further action the coTmtttoe rose
Mr. BLISS, (dcm.) oil N. ", Introduced bill for
the sale OF properly IN Walabou Bay to the city OF
Bro ,klyn. Referred.
The House then, at halfpast iour took recess tho
evening session DO Tor the considc 0i reports
made IRON the Commiltee on Naval Affairs.
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AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM.
I. WEBER ELECTED oAPrAIN-rHE INreENA-
T1oNAL MATCH NOT TO BE HELD AT CREED

I. WEBER ELECTED CAPTAIN-THE INrEENA-
TIoNAL MATCH NOT TO BE HELD AT CREED
MOOR
The American Rifle Team met yesterday afternoon
At the occ OF Mr.. L. q. Bruce, No. 81 Park row. aud
transacted considerable OF Importance There
were present Messrs. Jackson, Jewcii Alien Bruce,
Biydenburg and Weber tho chair. letter
was received from Adjutant Coleman giving
the. opinion that the team was tho legal
custodian OF tho international trophy. A rsso.
luton was passed ratiyng Inc permission
gwen on March IL to Messrs Tiffany Co. TO exhibit
tho trophy the PARIS Exposition, ana COMMITTEE,
consisting oil Captain Weber, Il q Bruce and u. 5.
Jewell, was appointed to confor with Tiffany Co. and
carry out tho terms OF the reso uton The team then
proceeded the election OF team captain, anu after
three ballots Mr.. Weber Was elected and duly Installed
The question OF the international match was tnen
taken up u discussed at length. Tho following pre-.
anble resolution offered In that connectons
ana alter hours debate was carried with one vote
In the pegat!ve:-
whsrsas while this recognise the tact that y has
the custom the National Rne A,socas.oa and the
rifle teams for international mstches they being hereto
ia this country range ride IN the is.s
few y M % se -
ssnted the election Of tsams Of natons ehArsessr
osiasn y Tho rsprs.sn..svs sh...s.sr
whicn u ACQUIRED BY ae method o. =. spo .s
organization OF rnsmsn UNDERTAKE the selection OF tho
sa. ss ~caa - action The s
men America without desire To perpctusto
thonselvcs Is team coveting trust which could
prove Otherwise they issucd the progr
for the eection 1873 But foreign
cam within the time required June ~ and
viii be long range match this year. therefore, DO
&
Resolved That tho programme heretofore adopted and
issued selection team OF 1878 be
and hereby is rescinded and Withdrawn
The place tho next insor mai ional match was dis
cussed. aud It evident that Creedmoor was not
looked upon favorabiy by any OF the team. Mr.. Bly,
denburg offered resolution making II inc grounds OF
tho bay View Asociation al Chicago, which was alter
ward withdrawn, and the secretary authorized TO
confer the authorities oi that range and learn
wheIher lhoy we're prepared TO hold an international
match there. The meeting then adjourned subject TO
the call OF tho Char.
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every little while. rro nearcd the Winning point
the ace was very exciting IL was hard tell VINO
would carry on the prize Presently Dunnin2's star
board oar snapped In two at the cap This. OF course.
dropped HIM out, aud the struggle between Philips
and Adams Increased. IL ended In Adams being the
victor py few ieet and two seconds dnercaco in
time-Adams' being 5m. 28s and Phiilips' SIN. 30s-
The Third racc--a pair-oared gig Tacos Tor hoayv
wcights-had two entres:-kate K-Marcus =.
Hayne, bow George G. Frshnshuysen stroxe; A.
j. A. r. bunning stroke; J. r. McAlpincr coxswan.
TINS was an her tested race. and Was won by
the Kate K, her timo being 5m As Rob Roy, 5m.
AIS.
0Thc fourth and last for fouroarcd shells,
Ter, Jr., No 2: 8. A. Lathrop, No. 3; ". <. Dowd.
stro ke Fne1y-E. /. PhiIiips. bow; W. 2. Casper,
No. 2; W. T. Johnson, No. 8; N. I. howell stroke.
flst il became apparent That the winning boat was
the Frceborn Her time was SIN. 4oa, the Fireny's
being 5m. 50l5s.
". E. D. stokes acted referee and J. 7. Pyle a.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH is.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1878.

WASHINGTON, June III, 1873
THE PRESIDENTIAL TITLE-REPoRT OF THg
HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The House Judiciary Committee to-day, by vote Of
8 agamstl decided TO report resolution asserting IN
substance that The Forty-fourth Congress was the
properly constituted body to count the votes and
declare the result oil the Presidential elcc.
non aud that no subsequent Congress has
The power 10 revise the action thus taken, can
Congress confer powers upon tho Supreme Court or
ppon any other tribunal to reopen questions which
have thus been settled. The committee will meet
sgan tomorrow to agree, n possible upon pro.
amble accompany THIS resolution Tho vo to to-day
as follows:-
Ia iavsr OF the resolution :Represcntativ Harris
Of vrg mia, Hsrridge OF Georgia, stengsr Of PcnnsyI
vania, Mcmahon OF ohio, cuIberson Of Tsxas--fdemo
crats and Messrs Frye OF Maine, Conger Of Michigan
ana Lspbam oi New York trepublicansl Represents
live Knott OF Kentucky, chairman disscnted Messrs
Butler Of Massachusetts,, republican, and Lynde Of
Wisconsin, democrat. we're absent
THE wALLABoUr BrLL brrEAr u.
Al the evening session OF the House OF Represepta-
tives, Mr. wins, OF New York, brought up the bill
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SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
FIFTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT OF THE ILLINoIs
sPuRTsMAN's AssoClATIoN-FlR IT DAY.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERiLD.1

FIFTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT OF THE lLLlNOlS
sPuRTsMAN's AssooiATIoN-FiR IT DAY.
INK TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERiLD.1
QUrScr, H., Juno IL, 1873.
The Gfth annual tournament OF tho Illinois State
sportsman's Association opened al Singleton Park
this morning with good weather, large at
tendance and very favorable crcu instances. Tho
best marksmen In the state were present and
the crack shots IRON New York, Missouri. X .nsas,
" lsconsin ana ONO we're we'll represented Ton.
stagg, Of Chicago, was on hand with 10000 Wild
p,rruus which nnc condition, ana better Tiers
never icIl wcs,ern trap.
Iucrc were sixly-iye entries Tor the FIRST contest,
$305 10 Cash, divided INTO four prizes,
lorly per cent the nrst, ln,rly 70 the second,
twenty TO the third, and ten 20 tho fourth; ton
BIRDS, oacn at twenty-ono yards rise; class snoot-
ing There wore only four persons making
coan o the who shot on Tor The nrst price,
VINO were Aue kieinman, of Chicago; Haw0rth, u
LOUIS. Mr. Hswortn gave them walk away, BY
kning hve straight AT tweny-six yards. On ties OF
nine, eleven CON estants 10 Tho front, and
Thomas Stagg, OF Chicago, took tae prize BY kinng
ali the BIRDS ON Ties OF eaht.
Il gntcen snou dered their guns, and ~ twenty.
OF PEORIA each killed ve straight a. twenty-sx yards
anu on going BACK 10 tnirty-ono yards Mr. KimbaIl
Killed bis birds cean ana won tue money. Fourteen
good 70 the front on ties oil seven, but
Nr. W. Is. Wilcox OF Cnicago soon took the lead and
won the prizc
Tue seconu contest was started and will be- nnishsd
tomorrow.
rne business meeting OF the Convention viii be held
this evening.
Tne no tells are filed with sportsmen the Quincy
Band Is gvins them screnado al the time OF wrllng.
The meeting Is a success, anu viii continue four
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providing for the sale OF properly In wallabout Bay
10 the city OF Brooklyn After some discussion It
was defsated-yeas "a, nays 14o The vote Was then
reoonsdered and the bill recommitted.
ALEXANDRA H. STEPHENS TO HIS coNsrIrU-
ENrs-A RATHER DEFIANT TONE
Alexander H. Stephens has written a letter 20 the
chairman OF tho Democratic Executive Committee OF
the Eighth Congressional district OF Georgia. in which
he says he shall neither seek nor decline nomina-
iion at The hands OF tho convention soon 70 meet.
He says
But II the convention shall repudatc ne an unit
representative OF democratic principles and shall at
tempt 10 rule me out OF the democratic party because
OF anything connected with recent public acts or
sentiments, then say TO you and to them. piainly
and distinctly, that ] shall regard their edict
as but 0rutum Jsamen issued by the
irresponsible iaclion OF ricksters and ihe question
whether or they souno in the faith OF sne faith
shall be left Tor the democracy OF the dis
be settled at the pols II this shall produce
any division dissonsion in tho party, then the
sponsibility for the consequences must rest upon
those who have so asssiied and SO grossly msreprc-
sentcd
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Tho interna,iona! championship game al London.
Canada, Yesterday, between the Boches,crs and
Tecumsehs resulted In favor Of the latter by
OF 5to2
Al Manchester, the Manchestcrs defeated the New
Bedords BY score OF 10 o.
The game between the providence and Cincinnati
clubs, =, Providence, was postponed on account Of
bad weather.
In the game at Worcester. between the worcssters
and wrsDoros, the former were victorious ny sccre
oil Q to3
The League championship game Al Boston, be,wcu
the Indianapolis boston cIuDs resulted In iav0r o
the Boslonss ~ score Of 3 TOO
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WASHINGTON.
NatiOnaliStS to the Front on the
Financial QueS tiOn.
ADDRESS OF PETER COOPER.
How to Relieve the Distressed WorkingmeI
Of the Country.
A PLAN FOR INCREASING FISHES.
Report Of the House judiciary Committee
on the Presidential Question !,
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

MR. FERGUsoN's METHOD OF FISH HATCHIN0
rroNs AS TO THE SPAWN or COD FISH AND
MAcKEREL.
wAsnISoros June IL, 1878.
The new method OF nsh hatcning devised for the
most part by Mr. Ferguson, the Fish Commissioner Of
Maryland and put in practice for the first time this
year under the auspices o; Professor Baird, the
present Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institute, has
proved successful that Professor Baird
believes 1t can be used 10 hatch the
spawn OF cod fish, mackerel and other
fishes and thus to very greatly aud rapidly increase
their numbers and establish them at points
coast. where they not found. Mr. FcTguson's
method requires running water, ana eau be
has been operated this year tide watcr Chesu-
peake Bay, and on the waters OF Albemarle Sound; /;
over twenty-five millious OF shad have been
all over the country to stock streams. large ship
mont from this city to Sacramento tonight TO
the Sacramento River, and part OF the young
FISH will be dropped at the Grcen River, which Is
OF the tributaries OF the Colorado The. hatching is
done In scows and by the help OF q steam engine,
which Is used to the water in the vessels which
contain tho eggs This gentle but constant agitation
Is found TO answer precisely we'll the elab
crate apparatus used hitherto. Professor Bard says
he has had sufficient experience OF this new method
TO warrant the belief that with steamer Of moderate
size to replace the scows, which are not soaworthy,
he could hatch out with certainty an almost unlm-
tied number Of cod, mackercl and sea herring; fish
which spawn at certain the open sea,
the coast, and which when caught In the spawning
season would yield, for such purposes. great
quantity Of cggs from but few individuals that their
number could with case be prodigiousy increased,
with the help OF steamer properly fitted The young
fish could be dropped by millions at convenient
points coasts, and 1t becomes thus pos
sibe arfcially, and at but trihng expense
new cod banks at points far accessible for our
fishermen than the Ne wfoundiand Banks
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The trotting announced to come or at Fleetwood
Park yesterday afternoon was postponed on account
ot the hcuvy condition oil the track IRON recent rans
The trottiug meeting will begin to-oay.
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YACH1IN0 NOTES.

schooner yacht Idier, NYY.c., Mr.. s. J. Colgate,
ulol n the basin at Staplcton, 5. l., yesterday
her iopmssts struck ana light spars and sails housed
Sno vii a,d up for the season the Wandercr
Schooncrs Pfospero Drcadnsught and kcrcid were
lying al anchor oil Staplcton yesterday afternoon.
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At 3h. 54m z0s. the Gena, Of the arst ciass yachts
roundcd the stakeboat ana was cccarcd winn sr by
I'm. IA las Her allowance ON. 22%s, which
boug ucted made her actual timo On 45m. los. la
class second the Lurl,no nnishea her curse fifty
minutes past three y. NJ. IN 81. Am 25s In class
fourth tue Wiiiie won III Oh 25m 30s her only CON-
potitor, the Anna Bc, havicg Withdrawn after gong
over the course once. The yacht Annie forsytnc
IN class ave, greatly distanced her SIX compsutors
and rounded the staKeboat nt 2 25in b0s her actual
time being an lin. los fhc Pirate came In at 3h.
45m. 32s., her actual time beng On. 35m. 3. Tue
Mary did not the stake boat until on Ion. 4Os
The corrected Time OF tue Pirate 5n. 35m. Is. /;
Mary, Gu. 5Im. sos Gcnla 5n. 33m 47ks. Luriinc
oh. 4lm. 25s knight Tempiar. In. AS wiliie 5h.
Sm. 9s Annie Forsytnc, An. 9n. 55s.
Tho o, ,her boats either Withdrew or fingered below
when the Judges returned 10 the ciub house.
The prz wcrc as Ioows:--For 1rst class, n silver
pitcnsr; second class, SILVER CASTOR third class
svcr buuer plate; fourth class, SILVER fruit basket:
NTH class, silver case disn.
Daring The early part OF the race. while the boats
were amost bocslmcd IN the lower bay tho guests OF
the judgrs' boat werc invited over TO Eis' Island,
where the government po wder rs stored, aud
tcriaincd by Captain Hayes ana his wnc.
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Tho steam yacht AMMO L., winch was anchored op-
posite tho slakeboat, contained the judgesMr. Ste
phen Quafc, cxJ udgc OF tho Court OF Common Pleas
oil HUDSON county; William T. Hoffman, Presiding
Judge OF the same court; John B Haight, Water
Register OF Jersey Guy; G. L. Cruglcr, President OF
tne Board Of Fro Commissioners, VINO acted time
keeper; also J. Nurcnt, Of tho regatta; Assistant
District Attorney vandcrvoort and othcrs. The ol-
loving is q list ol boats that sailcd:-
FIRsr. CLASS CABIN sLooPs.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
FilfaI Love ExempliGed.
New York World,l


Two old people will be sold on Thursday
next at the church door of parish in Que
bee. encountered with farm, TO the highest
bidder. They handed over their property to
their children, on condition that so long as
the old people lived those children should
lodge and board them; wash and mend their
clothing; furnish them with outer garments
and linen, shoes and head dresses, all suit
able to their condition: take them to divine
service Sundays and feast days and bring
them home; place horse and vehicle at
their disposal on demand; fetch and fee the
priest and the doctor when desired; keep in
good order the best bed reserved for them
until the death of the survivor; allow them
access to all buildings and lands they may
wish to enter; satisfy all their necessary
wants, spiritual or corporal, and IN times of
sickness furnish them with due luxuries;
and finally, at their death, bury them in the
parish cemetery, provide an ordinary funeral
service and memorial service at the end of
the year, besides having ten lew masses
chanted for thu repose of their souls The
new possessors of the property failed. and
now tie property is offered for sale, subject
to the charges in the deed of donation. This
is a very common practice in Lower Canada,
and many OF the contracts made would be
worth reproduction, If only TO show how
carefully old habitants disposing of their
property, provide for such mott unconsidered
trides as clay pipes and nutmegs.
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Woman Nature.

Those who would elevate the standard OF
womanhOod should begin by learning that
it is only through love and kindness that
woman can ever attain her largest growth
toward the purest idea IN which the womanly
graces center They should learn that snub-
blng and sighting and envying are not
what call out the good in woman. She
may have patience and long suffering,
which will shine forth all the brighter
for a time, but she never can be
herself, never can feel herself, except
in the atmosphere of refined thoughtfulness
and true love. Harsh criticism and selfish
ness and forgetfulness of her feel
ings will all work together to
sadden and harden her nature, and
sicken her of life. She does not wish
or need to rule, but what she wishes
and needs is consideration of her feelings,
Difference and remembrance, and not
to be passed over and ignored
as one not belonging to existence, or
have her very existence a subject of in
suit to all that is noblest and purest in
her nature She does not care to be
plaything but she does care for affec-
tionate regard and the manifested respect of
all good people. She needs to be drawn out,
and not forced or pushed hither or thither
either by friends or foes or circumstances.
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Kokomo Tribune: The cold-blooded muir
der of his wife by Jonathan w. Binns, as
three junes have unanimously stated, occur
red at Russiaville, in this county, on the
evening of January 81, 1870. His first trial
occurred at the June term of that year. the
second at the November term, 1872, both in
this county; the third trial was at the May
term, 1875, in Clinton county, where the
fourth is now pending. At ali three of these
trials the juries were at first divided; some
were for hanging, others for imprisonment
for life. The latter prevailed. Binns has
now been in prison, Jail and penitentiary
nearly seven years. 1t is to be hoped that
his fifth trial will De at the court above. To
that end jury that will sentence him TO be
hung is very desirable.
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MILWAUKEE,. Dec. Sl.-F1our-Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Opened at an advance of sc and
closed firm; No Milwaukee hard 81 IA: No
l Milwaukee 81 4; No 2 do 81 l01a; Deem
Der 81 IO14; January 81 lo14; February 81 1919;
No DO 81 O512.
Corn-Scarce and waited; No2 HH945c.
Oats-Scarce and firm; No 245lc.
Rye-Scarce; No Sec
Barley-Firm and In good demand; No
spring 6i1c; January CSC; February &c.
Professionalism and unchanged. Pork
S1l 55. Lard 81 62t$3S-
Dressed Hogs-Steady az 81 80.
Receipts--Flour 600O bols; corn 2, 600 bu.
Shipments-Flour II, 900 bbls.
Buffalo Cattle Market
BUFFALO, Jan. L. Cattle = Receipts 1862
head: total for the week G,7i9 head. The mar
lSet is easier and not quotably lower for
butchers and medium grades; shippers So 40G
90; choice steers S59o 20; stockers in good
demand, but light supply, at s3g3 40; cows and
heifers SEAS 90: II ears unsold.
Sheep and Lambs-RAceipts 900 head; to-
tai for the week 800 mead. Market active and
higher; fair to good western sheep at si9i IS;
lambs 81 75@5; Canada sheep 81 5O@4 IS; one
load extra choice Canada lambs at 50 %; yards
bare of stock; "a cars We're Sold
HOgs-Receipts 5000 head, total for the week
l3,lOl head. Market active and all offerings
disposed of: Workers, good to choice, "a 2@
4 80: few extra at 81 40; heavy grades, fair to
choice, 81 25Ca4 40; % cars sold.
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FyposIrIoN oF 1S16-Wandering through

EXPOSITION OF 1876 Wandering through
the United States section of this truly wonder
full exhibition, hyperornamented and over
displayedas the most of it is, | came upon an
elegant glass case, whose modesty was the
more conspicuous from its neigh bors' finery,
surmounted by the motto "Dignis Pr5emia, ~
aud displaying, in neat packages, the medical
preparations of the house of DIR. J. c. Aver
& Co., Lowell, Mass.
was aware of the world wide reputation
of this eminent firm, for the character and
quality of their goods, and remember well
their agents in London, Messrs. Newberry,
in st. Paul's Churchyard. Having leisure
hour, determined to examining the contents
of this case myself, and was surprised to
see the DELICATE perfection to which they
have brought their household remedies. l
was chagrined at the reflection that, while
we have at home the most skillful and pre-
eminently the best physicians in the world,
these Yankee doctors distance us so far in
the line of popular medicines for family
use. They have the sharpness TO take ad-
vantage Of the high scientific discoveries
among us and make pills and potions as
palatable as they are salutary. / was told
by q leading druggist in Philadelphia that
DIR. Ayers mandatory was the largest In
America, giving employment to hundreds.
/ must go to Lowell and see it, on my way
home.-Corresponde OF the London lEpg)
Telegraph.
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Lagrange Standard: Mr.. Bradford, the
clerk, carried over an account of between
500 and $500 to Elkhart county last week,
expenses of this county for cases tried on
change of venue from that county. This
will be little Offset against the $40 bill
filed by Elkhart county against this county
q few weeks ago.
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New York Live stock Market.

rEw YORK. Dec. Sl,-Cattle-Recelpts 3,l50
head, making $50 head for the week, against
$3.50 head for last week. Quality fair; market
quiet and strong, and Nc lower than Friday.
Common to prime native steers at SC to dress
IS lbs up to lie to dress 81 lbs; extra and fancy
l1L@ll5zc to dress 57@5S lbs; and car loads
of northern feed Texans, ,l90 lbs. at fraction
over DC to dress So lbs. Exporters took 200 fat
steers at 91z@lO14s, to dress SO lbs. Exports for
the week $40 quarters beef, zo4 1--we; also 20
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some days past. and prices rule quiet and un-
changed
The corn market is dull, transactions being
very light, and prices have downward ten
dency.
Cats are dull and unchanged.
other markets rule quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN IN STORE.
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packers and 81. .ppers, both buying literally.
At the ciosse all were sold.
We qr.ote the market active at Sid4 Is for
tair 30 good hogs with few assorted heavy
hogs at 81 20; stays and roughs S3G3 %.