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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-17
CL0AKS! cL0AKS ! CLOkKSI
will open this week a beautiful assortment O
CL0AKS

English Beaver, Matalasse. DC.
LATEST STYLES, and at VERY LOW PRICES
LADIES will find it to their interest to exam
inc my stock before purchasing.
oct II W. H wEILER,S
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-17

Silks in all shades, casSimereS in all qualities some
as low as twenty-five cents yard Handsome
stock of poplins and wool suitings IL yards wide
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-17
cASsIMBRES, CASSLMRRS,

WINTER PANTS GOODS in great variety,
from fifty cents yard Most of these goods are
made at and near Winchester, they are neat,
strong and serviceable.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
DIED.

lLlMAN.-In Chis'iana Hus Ared, on Jul,
10th. 1878, Maggie b., daughter or Thomas
u. and Elizabeth E. Lyman, aged Ii
months. ' eFf~. :
ICUMMtNS.-On the 2lst inst, Isabella
Cnmmins, sged fifteen yegrg = :
The funeral wi II TAX place on Tuesday,
the sd instant at4 O'clock, from the resi-
dence of her uucle John tCnmmlns. No. q
Lamon stree Brandywine Village. The
relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfhlly Invited to attend the funeral.
BAxTER.-On the q inst, James Baxter
In the 30 year OF his age.
1he relatives and friends OF the family
are respe :tfully invited to attend his fun.
eral from his late residence, ! 0S w. second
street. on Wednesday afternoon, "a inst.
without further nolice. Services at Trinity
Chapel 5th and King streets at $50 O'Clock,
TO proceed to.Greenhill cemetry.
GOULEY.--Atthe residence of her daush
Ter; iu Bagerstown, Maryland. on the
2ist Inst. Mary A. Goaley, in the 72d year
other age.
The relatives and frien Is OF the f.m,lv
are respectfully invited to attend the fune.
raj. from the residence of h. neice, Mary
Painter No 7l9Pine street. on TUESDAY
afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, fervices at Old
Swedes Church.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
ACTIVE MR.. TILDEN.
TAKING TINE BY THE FoRELoCK-LooKING
OUT FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.


TAKING TINE BY THE FoRELoCK-LooKINe
OUT FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
According to aWashington correspondent,
q gentleman who is well acquainted with
the situation In various districts ia New
York State, and who is politician of some
local prominence, brings intelligence that
ex Governor Tllden is interesting himself
most actively at this early day in laying out
work for the coming campaign. His agents
are already organizing with view of carry
ing the Assembly and changing some of the
close Congressional districts. The under
standing among Tilden's agent is, that 70
far as the Congressional election is con-
cerDed, he will direct all his efforts towards
the work In close Republican districts. and
that his aim and expectation will be to
carry enough Of these to make a majority
of the delegation In the House Democratic.
The object most prominently before the
minds of these members is not 60 much to
Increase the Democratic majority in the
next House of Representatives, as to Sc
cure majority Of the State delegatio
with . view of q possible election of the
next President BY the House Of Represen-
tatives. ... ~ .5r l7 -4a -
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
pERseNaEfaNDsfotfrrcxL.

The Kbediye Of Egypt and his family owl
| 910, 900 acres Of land.
There are rumors In England Of neV
creation of peers, to include Sir stafTovt
Northcote, Mr.. Henry Chaplin, the turfma,
and NJ. p, and Mr.. Beresford Hope, Lort
salisbury's brother-in-law.
Miss Cecilia Mary Tennyson, niece o
the poet laureate, was married on the I'd o
July to the Rev. R. W, M. Pope, B. ID.
divinity lecturer of Worcester College
Oxford, and curate Of St, Giles's.
The Kearneyites have petitioned the su
pervisors of San Francisco TO select suit
able plot of ground in that county as {
Chinese reservation, with fixed boundaries
AID to provide for the removal of all tn,
Nhinese in the city to 1t. -.- f..
An English clergyman, Mr.. Tooth, dis
ciplined at home bee ause he spoke disre.
spectfully of the Established Church, .hat
taken occasion 10 New York cl,y to resfirn
his conviction that that venerable institu
tion is fsted to destruction.
The Pope recently, according to Rome
dispatch to the London Tines, receiving a
deputation OF spanisrds, replied to their
good wishes for his health by saying that
the heat no longer causes him any incon-
ventence, and that he is able to work four
or five hours everyday as well as any secre-
tary In bis household. r..
Utica IN. ~ Herald, Republican: "It
is not possible to escape from the evidence
that If the Republican party enters the ap-
canvass 10 its present condition it
will not only lose the House, but find itself
in minority more hopeless than at present.
A divided party cannot hope to succeed in
these times. A party divided without need
or occasion does not deserve to eucceed."
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
DISEASED MEAT.

At the meeting q the Board Of Health
last evening, II was clearly shown that 70,
sometime past a number of butchers ia thil
city have been in the habit OF securing the
surrounding country and buying up sicklJ
cattle, which they obtain at very low prices
and bring them to this city, to slaughter
selling the diseased meat to our unsuspect.
ing citizens for few cents lower than good
healthy meat is sold. Such cattle are not
allowed to enter Philadelphia or Chester,
and WilminSton seems to be the only mar
ket where such meat ia allowed to be sold.
The Board Of Health should use stringent
measures to put stop to this trade, which
Is not only unjust, but dangerous to the to
health of our city. The names of the
butchers whe deal In this kind OF meat, we
hope to publish at q time not far distant,
80 that persons may know where to buy
good wholesome food.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.

On Sunday night young man by the
name Of Ward. who is q member Of tho
Friendship Fire Company, was quietly goIn
to his home on the other side Of the Brandyl
wine, and when at Grubb's corner he was
met by two men who demanded twenty-fye
cents. This request Ward refused to comply
with, and one of them by the name Of
Thomas Riley rushed at him and was
knocked down several times. Finally Riley
managed to seize Ward by the legs and throw
him down, and his companion, whose name
is VIM. Townsend, amused himself by kick
ing the PROSTATE man until he got tired.
Riley and Townsend are both disorderly
characters, while Ward has the reputation
OF being very quiet and respectable. rs yr
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
HERALD NOTES.

Baron A. Rouzaud, the husband Of Chris
Tine Nilsson, 10 in Boston. i. s5..r' .i..,.,, !.
Advice is like snow, the softer It falls the
,. Longer i dwells upon, and the deeper it sinks
Chicago has about st0o, 900 of it's scrip in
circulation, most of Merepresenting labor.
ior which the city should have paid cash.
There are four HUNDRED: colleges in this
country with an aggregate of 300 profes
sors; there are, twenty y-nine universities in
tne German Empire, WITH 2o,sso students.
A country youth, iipph his return from
visit to New York, being questioned as to
his manner Of amusing himself, replied
that ne = rode up and down on an slliea.
% sor HeI had got d little elevated at .
''Sse1s III sssmFAaas T4iga r..g saas !.
The report Of Consul King, forwarded
from Bremen to the stste Department at
Washington, gives vsrgsdecided hint as to
the cause Of the rapid spfead Of the Socialist
agitation In Germany. when even a skilled
iaborer only earns from %. so to $6 Der week.
w WUuupkIN NJ buab UtecO0LonC
10 80 general that ipcreates the profoupdest
disgust at Berlin. "1ists9, ~ - =
Petroleum was utilized as early 1906.
Nat Carey, peddler, W. the first person
to DO 60. He gathered u by floating flannel
cloths on on Greek. P4..-and when they
became saturated With the oil floating OF,
the surface, hetsaved IT by ,wringing out the
cloths. The oil thus collected he sold "a
iiilniment, y under the name Of Seneca oil, and
1t became famous. an II y = - -
FI FssY9 n ..t b.
Two horse thieves were hunted down upon
the Arkansas river, near the town of Buena
Vista, the other morning., and refusing to
surrender were shot. One of them was
found to be woman Of TWENTY-FIVE, small
ana slight of build, but apparently strong
and active, with light aud rosy COM
piexion, hazel eyes and light wavy hair, cut
short and concealed by The slouched hat
she wore. No clue to tue identity Of woman
or her male companion could be found. and
they were buried where they had fallen.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Il
Deviled crabs at Fullmers, 506 Market St
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's, 5ot
Market street. -
| A full line of summer hats at McCloskey' :
Opera House hat store. ~
4 The early crop of peaches are gone. AMI
II sfmost before we knew ii
The Board of Education had It's usua
hour and half talk last night over nothing
ST. Peters Church Will give an excursion
to Creedmoor Park on Thursday, Angus,
1st.
z. 7. E. Smiths grand New York and
hudson river excursion leaves this morn,
ing.
We would advise all who desire pleasan,
trip to 60 on Mr.. Smiths Hudson River ex.
cursion to-day.
Mr.. Charles Smith, who was prostrated
by the heat on Calvary Church excursion
to Mt. Cuba, lie fast recovering.
The Lewes Light pays very high com
pliment to u 8. Marshal McMullin for the
mannerin which he made the seizure 0 the
Golden Grove.
Brown, of the HERALD, did not write
that article in the Philadelphia Bulletin and
does not knew who did. 1t was some
other, H. 8. B.
Closing out Summer Hats, Underwear,
Parasols, &C., regardless of cost at Ross
new Philada Store. No. 116 Market street.
Call and get bargains. .
Persons wondering how 1t was that the
hair Of the Republicans city editor stands
on end, are informed that 1t became fixed
that way once over In New Castle.
The champion flag awarded to the Chilly"
In Saturdays regatta, is on exhibition at
John Barker's little Red Segar Store. in
Brandywine village (Ninth ward).
Rough and Ready Smoking Tobacco, 35,
As, so, IS and go cents per pound, at Chap
mans Great Tobacco Mart, 8. W. corner of
4th and Shipley streets, Wilmington, Della
wsre. 'a." -
You can buy three dollar Alspaca Cost
for two dollars aud fifty cents, at the
Boston One Price Clothing House, No. st3
Market street. They have reduced the
price to clear out their stock.
Public squares are great blessing to
the community. We can say the same df
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup; It Is the best RENE
dy for the cure of oil diseases Babyhood
has to encounter. Price only 25 cents.
A few more Of those soiled White Vests,
our own manufacture, will be closed out at
One dollar each. Make no mistake it is the
Boston One Price Clothing House, Nos. 213
Market street and 21S Shipley street, that |
offers these goods. '."I". '.m. Il
1t has been customary In old communities |
10 suspend pieces of stick sulphur around |
she necks Of children as protection against
in epidemics. A thorough wash
ng with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR has been |
FouDd much better preventive. Sold every |
where.
HILLS HAIR and WHIsKBR Dye, black
,r brown, so cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
81 Efls t5-a = Ftlpfa- ia Et4lsi
OUR EDUCATIONAL BOARD.

THE REGULAR MEETING LAST MIGHT.
The Board Of Education met In reguls,
session last evening. President Eckel in
the chair, and Mr.. Baird acting as secre
tary. " ,'1's' -@'t@A.47
The COMMITTEES on Finance reported thu
amount of school taxes collected for 1917
TO De I'll 1928 .7S, and an order was directed
TO be drawn on the City Treasurer for thai
amount.
2 9The Committee ON Books reported that
they had invited proposals from sll the
prominent publishers in the country fol
supplying books and stationery in the
schools, and had received proposals from
but one firm, Messrs. G. +. Thomas & Co.,
OF this city, and inasmuch as they had
offered to supply any articles not enumerated
In the list, at the same rates as those men,
Toned, and the Committee recommended
Inat tne contract be awarded to them &c. F.
Ihomae y Co. and suggested to the mem
Ders OF the Board that any orders for articles
tnat are usual for stationers to supply be
given to them; thus giving the Board the
benefit OF the reduction offered. The COM
mlttee also stated thst the bid offered by
Messrs. Q. II. Thomas & Co. aggregates the
same as that of last year, and Is an entirely
satisfactory one. The report was adopted.
The amendment to section 20 of the rules,
which Mr.. Baird had offered at preceding
meeting, was taken up.
Its passage was opposed by Mr.. Heisler,
who made motion TO amend 1t. sr
MIR. Lally was In favor of adopting the
amendment as WHOLE.
superintendent Harlan stated that If the
clause In question was stricken out it would
neutralize the whole, and It could be sus-
pended at any time and on any special occa-
sion. ,.,.5,7r
MIR. Heisler thought it was unfair to keep
the disputed clause to the amendment to
benefit any certain person.
= The further consideration of the notion
was postponed until the first stated meeting
In January next. e., ....s-.
Z The Committee on No. 3 School was
authorized to carpet two platforms.
The Committee on No. 8 School was
authorized to have the walls cleansed and
@TTs
The Committee on No. 16 was given per-
mission to have inside of the builIing re-
Permission was granted to the Committee
on NO. Ii to have repairing done.
The Committee On No. l was authorized
20 have platform carpeted.
The Secretary, on motion Of Mr.. Woo'ley,
was directed to invite proposals for doing
the glazing in the schools for the ensuing
year.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
STILL IMPROVING.

Mr.. Samuel Springer, formerly of this
city, who was so badly hurt in Philadelphia
during the fight on the yacht William Tell.
is getting better very rapidly. His brother,
officer William Springer, received a letter
yesterday stating that his condition was
very favorable to q rapid recovery.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
DANCING AT REHOBOTH.

The dancing question at Rehoboth is be-
coming serious thing. Application is to
be made to the Chancellor for an injunction
against the proprietors of the Baight House,
and have It closed. Dsneing and roller
skating take place nightly.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
THE EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.

The general average of deaths in this city
per week ia usually about 1s, but this week
it is just double that. This is no doubt due
to the extremely warm weather we had last
week, the effects of which is now showing
upon the younger population, as over 80
per cent of the deaths were those Of minors
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-
A Convention Of the Democratic citizens
OF the State of Delaware viii be held, at
l'oVer' in Court House hall, on Tuesday ,tbe
9th day Of August 1873, at 10 O'Clock M,
Tor the pufpoce of nominating candidate
for the Office of Governor aud candidate
for the office Of Representative In Congress.
The Chairmen of the several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls In their
respective Counties, giving the proper no.
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said convention.
JAMES. R. MITCHELL,
Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest james L. Wolco.t, Sec.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
DEATHS IN THE CITY.

City Register Foulk reports 2s deaths in
this city for the week ending. Saturday,
July 20. Of these y26 were natives Of tho
United States, and was foreign. IA were
male and Is female, 90 white and 4 black,
% miners and adults. Three of these
died of consumption, 5 Of cholera imfantum,
and , of commissions. Two were visiting
the city, and the eldest was n years Of are.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
SOCIETIES.

NE ErINes THIS (russDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. 23. 1."Y
REYNOLDS Encampment, No. 8, ID and
4th Tuesday. ..,..-s .--5s 80
washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the Nicola = build
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of P, at K. of
r. Hall, Oil Market street. Wv @''-''.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
FRIGHTENED OFF.

An attempt was made early yesterday
morning to enter the notion store of Mrs.
Kane on Madison street near Second. The
would be thieves were frightened of.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
TEMPERANCE AND PO LITICs.

This evening at the Foundry, Temperance
and City politics will be discussed. Rev.
J. B. Mann, George M. butcher and others
will address the meeting. The putting of q
temperance ticket 10 the field at the coming
election, will be fully talked over.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
PERSONAL.

William Morrow and family left for Cape
May yesterday morning. 49,
W. Scott Vernon, Esq, janitor editor OF
the Republican, and wife will 70 up the
Hudson to-day, and on the return trip will
stop over in New York for few days.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
CITY POLITICS.

Thename Of Thomas Worrilow, residing
at No. 4o7 W. Fifth street, is mentioned as
candidate for Council from the Third
Ward on the Republican ticket .v
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

A a week in your own town. IS
noutfit free. No risk. Reader, II
n = you want O business ut which
IN persons of either sex can make
OVV great pay ell the time they
work, write for particulars 70
H. HALLD'T Co., Portland, Maine, ri.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

&N"ltCE:--Tne Democratic txecutivs COM
4 ,,na ,na''tee, 0! New Cas- le county. under the
nes, nave tpportion ed the county as fol
EtsWs Hr~ to Wit Wilmington. Christiara, Mill
, teeh, White G av Creek. kew Castle. ST.
leS'ses led eH sand and Blackbird Hundreds are enti-
Si1a Sho 10 nave each one Represe atative In
b. Sn, next next Legislature. Eencader IN the
pnt,iJtsS iDJlsS'I'c,, and Red Lion in ,he 3rd, are
4 8Tht,tu Tha TO have each one Senator.
,onns ,re tiection of Delegates 10 the state
nhnventlon h calls to no eel at Dover, Ane ust
! Ind nd ~ Gon nominate candidates for Governor
4 w eS,nnSress, Will be held in the respect.
Satn5duon eidecuon Districts of the County, on
EIssutt,uay, August 3rd. The nomination
IND dp1 tou y, ior cand1 lates for the I.ovy Court
al \ ~ tn .he eyislature, will be held on the
4 pof,etroay ofseptember.
o'cIos,tCo ss 70 y oe opened from 10 o'clock M. to
bv bSk nv I: M. The election Is to be held
Siecthi"1n h1 Judges who held ille nomination
'''''h lor sheriff and Coroner
j. 81. WALKER. Chairman.
WILLIAM 81. NEWTON. rec. pro tenn.
tn
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

Messrs. Lea & Som are having their flour
mills on the Brundywine connected by .
telephone with their mills at New Castle.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
CLOTHING HOUSES.
A ACONFESSION!
as", I. - s44.s.y ,&E ,FSH

l. "a +4E ~ a III aI89g
J Tine Clothiefs ii. phila.
! delpbia have confessed
! and do admit that we have
! the BEST FITTING
] MOST STYLISH CUT,
I and best finished Clothing
! ever shown in this city.
I We arc lfond 10 say that
We have the finest Clothing
House in Philadelphia,
and our sales are much
y largerthan any.otberhouse
In the city. We wish our
customers to bring their
friends visiting the city, to
see US, and we also ex-
tend a special invitation
ITO the citizens or Phila-
delphia to visit oufPOPU-
LAR CL O T III | N G.
HOUSE in the LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth.
The following facts
should be remembered:
!. I hat we do not deal
In any shoddy goods.
2. That our goods are all
new, and of the latest
styles.
3. That our prices are
based on the Liye and
Let Live principle, ard
are in the reach of all.
We are strictly one
price.
YATES & co.
ding, Chestnut & 9Th StS.
1ILADELPHIA.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

There are $4,000 men on the sick list In
the Russian army around Constantinople.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

IxaANGE OF HOURS " ILMINGTO
tjA WESTERN RAILROAD -Comrnenc.
NJ Thursday Dec. \, 1915, Trains will rur
Oh follows: -
f,eaye Ian den burg 45 m and 90 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 76S m. and 8 II
Arrive at LandsnDsrs q l2 m. ana 9 A
rONNECTI CTIONS.--Train leaving l.anden.
bsrg at e4o n. m. with train for Philadel.
pha ut s. 10 AIN.
Train leaving Wilmington q 1910 M
with train leaving Philadelphia at &. 10 m
and Pennsylvania and Delawaretrain leav-
ing Iandenberg at 90 p. na.
Train Leaving Iandenberg al 30 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 80 p. m.
Train leaving umlnEton at $50 p N
with train les v,uA philadelphia 81 4 is p.
M y. NJMNEIIl. Sup
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
VOI..,X. NO. 80.
RAILROADS.

D.HlLApEI,gglHsI!;A,s n NJ, ! wthMINnToNAN y R44IlRSr
h June 10Th 1873 a
Trains will leave wiiminston as follows
dof dBosf,,oas,ph,a and intefmediate stations
s41, SIS, $40. 800. Q Hrto QQ =. "A, z 80
v''ii1ssdeph,s 'i1sl u; a. and Rk New York. %,
saisimore Il In and intsrmsdiate stations. 9 %
baltimore u and washington, Az 81, 7 le. s. 30.
ana, 1854, u SO. 5.8, p m. ,...,
New Castle 81. 3 3U, am, US. y ~ p. m.
Harrington aud interrnediate staalonss 10
nsIn'sT er,' ~. and M fntermediats stations . ~.
b. H. '''' SUNDAY TKArJs. l'. q
philadelphia and intertnediate stations
IL A nj, s 90 $50 p III.
pS,iadelphia and New York, Q 90, s A m.
RaItimore anil Washington. 1871. 10 m.
Far furthel Information passengers are
reierred 70 tho time tahsespt,sted at the de-
pot ururnNrv srr,
tur5-ly as + n EN- NEI ,SUpt'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

n oTlCE-PIcked up drift on the Della.
~ ware River. part of a raft of Hcmlock
Logs Inquire oil
#. WIN. REANEY.
lunt5u s3 New Castle, delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

NOTICE The Aid Loan ASS citation now
~ offers new series of shares for sale
Gail day or evening on
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
BOARDING.
alOARDING.-Cheap. at 3o5 shipley st.
WANTS.

WANTED - BY A GOODvy STEADY
w Sober colored man he Ii 20 ,d at any
bind OF work. Whltewashing s:eciaity.
jyl3-tf "a, y Tss E3 80. Sd.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

N0TICE.-500 new shares of the Working
~ mems Loan association are now OF
lered, and may be tab en- any time. Call
day and evening oa
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23
NOTICES.

nIVORCEs, In any state, without pub
~ lie ty, send St mp for the law q. X.
SIMS Chicago.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

NOTICE 10 COUNTY TAXPAYERS =.
~ thereby alive notice that the collec-
rs OF County and Poor tax will be at No.
" ". EAST 81 street, during the months OF
July and August. and at 6!S Market rect
during ths evenings.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-23

NOiIGE.-TEird street h,iagh will be
~ closed on Wednesday, July "a, for re
n ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cr~A-0 MAY 80-Tluur STEADY. unchanged. Wheat act
i've: No spring, ~ OG ca. = a. MAJ - ~ 1 ME
o. 0gic july No CO. tlc. Rejected. 20 &C Corn active
int wcsk AZ 50 " css - iC asked june 80 81 July. Re
irrtl S2l4c Oats fair demand AZ 230 '-r CASH 2 &C.
lime 13ac Juy Rye duil at ilc Barley easier ~ C.
Pork strong. at - 30 cash May and Juhr = % Juy
sass L. August Lard active SuG riu, - - .. =
cash ana juno: Ca-c Jaly, - 80 AUGUST. Bnlk Meals
siesGy unchanged Alcohol SIC. WAisLc} . o. lfei-As
Il Buffalo: -d"c.
CfxcI~NAr, NAV 3"tour dnl. unclanr'i wheat ouiei
Red -ld$l Gun at 3-f+u. oats dun AT = d5'C
Iiye qu!ct stta at 5j0J~c Ba:lc. dui nominal I'ik
strong higher snar sales AZ 80 Lard, micui make e.
KETTLE al &C. BulkWc-:- strong AZ sac 81 GNd-i b-H
and - for shoulders. RIBS AID Clear ~;r- ll'"n quiet
AT 4-C ga &c ana J'e40 g io 7i""'os ''dt
RIBS ana SIDES
~ I0rl. NAY 20-Fiour unsettled, very Ntil" 'oing.
Wheat strong. so g Red Fall HJGa-l ul cash; 10.
- i4c June 93ad 9ic Julv. No Co. W. Doc Corn mac
i've. No = Xi1cd G55c cash - 0jlls' June. b'.1
So July. OalsSo. e - g24 &c oah - g bid June
Nv dull steady 81 ~. iork-9 for johning
Inrd-snar sales 81 butcher At PC Huk Meats n9nnay
TIuc HANGED Aci soc., 5lU zoe and 51g3 c
Tor -0ulcefs Clear and Gear sides Ncc'lpis-@.2uo
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