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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

is always affable and courteous in hi
Office and out, and no one can tall TO d
satisfied with his manners, demeanol
and official action. Such is the candl
date for County Clerk, and we trust
the people will elect him by a large
majority over both his opposing can
didates.
DANIEL B. BENEDICT, candidate foI
Register of Deeds, is a citizen OF Keno
sha, and has, for several years, held the
office for which he is now a candidate.
He has been a resident OF Kenosha
County almost all his life and is well
known to the people of the county.
Several years ago he had an attack OF
paralysis from the effects OF, which he
has not yet fully recovered. 1t units
him fol laboring man even if he had
been accustomed to labor previously,
which he was not. He is a good pen
man, capable Of mental labor and
makes a good Register of Deeds. lie
has discharged the duties OF the office
correctly and has given satisfaction To
the people And he can continue TO
discharge the duties of the office, ana
we trust the people, approaching his
condition and services, will not tall TO
elect him.
MYRoN A. BAKER, candidate for
District Attorney, is a citizen OF Keno
sha and by profession attorney and
counsellor at law. He has long or a.
ways been resident of kenosila
County and is we'll known to the peo-
pie Of the county. He now holds the
office of District Attorney and hello
the office for one term several years
ago. He is well acquainted with the
duties of the office and qualified to
discharge them. Crime becoming
more and more rampant District
Attorney of qualification and expert
ence is becoming more and more neces-
sary, and the people will do well to
elect him.
ELR1CK G. COLE, candidate for
Clerk of the Circuit Court, is citizen
of Kenosha and attorney at law. He
is young man of good ability and
well qualified for the office. lie now
holds the Office by appointment TO Ill
the remainder of the term made Va
cant by the resignation Of L. B. Mich
OILS. He has already had some eXpe-
rience in the office and gives good sat-
isfaction. He has been tried and
found equal to the position and the
people will do well to elect him.
JASON I.OTHRoP, candidate Tor
County Surveyor, is and has long oeen
a citizen of Kenosha, and is well known
to the people Of the county. lie is a
surveyor, and the only one, or about
the only one, in Kenosha County, and
will be elected.
JOHN LUCAS, candidate for Coroner,
is II citizen of p Prairie, farmer, and
of late the keeper of public house.
He has frequently he'd Important OF
fees in the Town of Pleasant Prairie
and has held for two terms the office
Of Sheriff of Kenosha County, and ne
has generally discharged the duties OF
the Offices satisfactorily. AS one OF the
chief duties of Coroner is to serve pro-
cess on the Sheriff, his experience IN
the office Of Sheriff will add to his
qualification for Coroner. And being
a man of ability, honesty, fidelity ana
experience he is amply qualified TOR
the office and we trust the people Will
elect him. iii
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

Judge Drummond has returned from
his European trip improved in health.
He landed at New York week ago to-
day and arrived at his home in Chica-
go Monday morning.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

s.
sues of irredeemable paper. The effrci
OF this would he fo@i4s as 3 flaetesff-
Ing cuiiA7icy VIII sSi4 DIV lAs 5.s
one co'ilo teii 'i4fh '@t IN 1aS Wi4af
such a curfeics VIII 53 worth, o9@l-
dence Wou!o pe}lsif >ia1 enterprise
would cease, ~ Q1sS.sszl'.'3 eo1ase-
q''eho7S "osirN' f3S $3.50 f5Asi9 1Tls N
's''N
49, -.
s4
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=, ;os,o ~, mora t{...,. st.t4.,l+ t.,@,.,n+
If ornon,,.cds IL 4s~z a.,,.o,..ss.
nle,loed the pover,,,,,en to rs4,,rn n
specie payments. Shall NE 90 on ara
faithfully narfor,n these i}r.,rtis4q ~
The property of the worll;ngmar. die
manufacturer and the merchant aeueua
on the faithful perlormanca ci these
pledges. The platform III Tie MAJ ional
democratic party had charged Inc RE
publican partv with want If faith in
not making good this promise wears
ago. Now the contamination wits
within our grasp. The balance Of trace
last wear was S957 0oO OOn I, oar tay9,.
Onr n,t;op.l bonds .ra ,,a.ri,. -; in
~ ,,ds ~ o,r ,nn .,.ao.,,a .as 49,,
Is eow;n,, into ON. ,otf.rs fr,r, ,,,.aio,,
M, .o 10 ,5,,,a.
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II4
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ing oo'ln''ohoo 10 III @ ''io''' ~
sooleo' iiiali"i ''o' ~ % ''i0 ho 7 '''s''
Inc WORKING man gets luil uollttf Iol
MS laoor' d dollai VsiaC "ali no. oe'i@-
claCe III value IL kepC oVel 1ls1l' III M
pocKel. VI a'l men, Oile "oAhinS i li'
needs Sood oollaI' auolldl u "iiioii
thefe Can oe Ao oouoC VI 1'S s"ioe' d
dollar that IS goou hefe' anu s"oo al
IoVer the world. lie feJolceu 70 Say
tlia' Oh ''io ili'I Jay u Ai0A0 '''n '"A
this dollar would DE IN our POSSESSION
and the working man. the manufacture
az .nd tho march.nt u,onId hn sn Meas
= ''...> ~ ~, .1-4-.et:'1 :,
eo Will 'iio '"o''''i''lf'A prosperity y
brings with 1t, that no future Congress
would dare depriye them of it. MI.
wi1,;.nnos tooL IN tho nuas+;on If 9,
i'A1''a-'a WIN W ny . aN -. ,,;a
called Hat lnolley anu sho"eo ITO "i'
honesty and Worthlessness. lie salo
the advocates Of this money claimed
+bov nod . now idea Inf If was NOT
00' ''''~~ - H.,
Inc experiment. MAO oeen Illeo celiOo-
ries ago and also more recently, and
a|w WAYS with disastrous results. It was
,.onoe;+;o, "a cot eo,nath;no for
:" "a '>'''A'-
noIhlng and was just as dishonest IN . a
government as an individual. Suppose
tine governments wantad your horse. II
a,o = NIL 49, o.;xoe Won,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

Executors Sale.

BY virtue of the power given me in the last
will and testament of Mrs. Sophroniu CahooI
bidder, the late residence esd Of Mrs. cahoon, sit
uated on the west side OF Chicago street, next
door north of the resid nee of G. L. Ely Sale
sale to be on said prem, ises at 2 o'clock, p III
Oct nth, 1878. Terms Cash On delivery O
deed j. B. STARKWE FEATHER, Executor.
Dated Kenosha, Sept 26, 1875 1SW2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10
The two Gentlemen Of Verona w;

The two Gentlemen Of Verona was
represented before the Cooperative
Society last Friday evening. The au-
dience room was crowded with mem
bers, and the stage, the costumes, and
the acting were all in good keeping,
but it would be out Of place to par
ticularize where all did their best, and
all did well, and where the object was
neither to cultivate nor display the
histrionic art, but simply SO to present
this comedy before a company of stu
dents as to help them to a better in
sight than would be obtained by
merely reading the play, aud this end
has been SO far accomplished that over
a hundred people in Kenosha know
now more of Shakespeare and his Two
Gentlemen of Verona than they did
before. Next Friday evening the
work of this play will be completed, it
will include Papers on the Denou-
ment by Miss Everhart, on Interpre-
tation by Mr.. Bond, Selections by Mrs.
Hall, Miss Farr, Miss Pennoyer, and
Mrs. Oyeracre, and Essays on the
Moral Teaching and the Central
Thought of the play by the Rev, f. W.
Tomkins and the Rev. III. M. Simmons
A Midsummer Nights Dream will
be the subject of Task No. 4. < =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

"
Margaret Murphy--Com % chains and "a links N
offs line ofsaid or Sec. ard Is Rods and Z links
w from r line: Thence w 20 land now or for
merly owned by Hale and Bond; Thence S to
corporation line: Thence to point of be-
ginning: Thence n to beginnino, except part
included in Fremont Avenue. S. o.
FOURTH WARD. -
The following described lots or pieces Of land
are on the S e or. Sec 81 T Q. r %. nv
oeople's Gas Light q Goke Co--100 feet E and "
bv l29 feet N and in S w cor of block /. and
living E Of Ann st and N of Rock st fronting on
said ST block !, 1859 ~.
Lakin, Kimball & Collins-Except 400 feet E and
w by 1870 feet and S out OF s w cor of said
block heretofore conveyed TO the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Co block 1 IS 81.
Ell Kimball-Lot2 block 8, $50 SO.
do Lot block 9, S78 81.
Caroline Kimbal--Lot block IA, $26 10,
FISK WESTERN ADDITION.
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the W or, Sec 81. T 2. R23
Est of G * VI atkins Com 2 rods VI and rods S of
N cor Of said Or Sec thence W 16 rods thence
n 16 rods thence E 16 rods thence S Is rods to
beginning except track, SO 0S.
Bishop & StnaIt-COm rods w and 80 rods s OF
N e cor OF said or sec thence Is rods thence
S 10 rods thence Is rods thence N 10 rods to
beginning except r track So 81.
Efram Marriner-Com rods and rods w OF
II Z cor Of said or Sec thence w 16 rods thence
10 rods thence II 16 rods thence n to begin
ming except part used and occupied by r e Co
for track and depot buildings. IS 40.
The following described pieces or lots of land
arein the Wqr, Sec 81, To. R23. sae
j. Nj. Stryker-Com ~ rods W and 2 rods Of S
E cor of said Or Sec thence n 80 rods thence W
Srods thence IS rods thence to beginning
SIC S9.l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-10

Rev. Mrs. Hannaford, after being adj
mitted among the masculine preachers
of New Jersey, the other day, immedi-
ately introduced resolution opposing
the ordination Of young men who used
tobacco. This rather shocked numer-
ious prominent diyines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

BUFFALO Aug 6Foqr Pair demand sales zoo b y 7, at
te Tengs Yss, n1n no 5g Is Amber S S
White - 50as8 New Process 60 7oes7 CITY Ground no
Is sBB oSs wR SS wiarS or $ gss5 New
ma nd prices arm slo 1900 bush No. Mlwank s
Tub 81 l6 10000 bush 10 hlwagses s9rng p ta We
sGV CS5 bSsS Kansas bush no oeao I5c
3 3osEe 'oq st als g %'' BARLEY
Western s s1a si Rsreg guO'o SOC eel State sod65c
Western nomPaiS 30 1oG as 70, h3n r VIA" Made oher
articles unchanged Canal Frsss strong AZ 4sG, on
Wheat 4 on Com 25s s;gS 70 10 ~ 80
slaves 12 Railroad FTsgnIS gEehaageG Nhs sd,e oS
SGIs t Ta' is s6s BUSH Corn bush
none Barley SS s push house, 10 oo6 BUSH Grain soat
The Enc 5s and 6S,S osTs Ss 2ss7 Sah rye
cnIcIGo Aug. 5Four in good demand at fun prizes Gee
WinteTI gc.: No Red Winter ~ pc cash yl'5c Az
SnS sSac each 95c August sales club az 057 August
SgTns CT IN fair DEMAND but at
Tor cash Ss.e bid August 5sc seplember high Mixed
owsr rates especially for cash 22e cash 22s AuSgst
s6e Light but holders nrn shade lower
rates zoe cash y segtePoer Po!k0Bsp2ndo d tsr
s@p pii5Si so 5so October Lard fairly active
anu sb' Hulk Meats stronger shoulders 5e short
NIB 6e clear 9e WRsEey s ,aiy q ana unchanged al
cSSrA 1as S 6deSsa Fly se %he o. Arm
Sr e. csc. No Red Winter 92ci receipts 1905 busn
shpmons 40 40 bush. Corn market easier and lower NO
NINA 4Sicc. Oats quiet bat tTmi New White 240Zoc
Mixed 22a23ej old scarce 2Sd3le. Ryo easier 2Qaplc
Raey hiqheT aud Choice held ST. soc bid Whisky
steady and n o. Provisions strong and very hrm old
s ASKING higher rates. Pork higher $40 0OaSl0 20, latter
1bbng Iates Lard strong aud hlghr Current Make 7fO9
fl7 re- Prime Seam 7Le.k etile, sdste bnlk Meais&
demand fair prices bigheri b3uGb5Oc latter DuFer
ust Bulz shcr fb 5q62Oe GSbc bid, buyer Ausnss
put Shot Clear, d soc. Demand lar and prices
higher 5 90 and 7e for Shoulders Clear RID ana clear
SHEA sugar steady and unchanged Butter dull anu ul
changed Hogs active aud firm Common s5 4oat4 .Nj
Fair 10 Good Light 81 90; Heavy Paeking - SOC
81 80 Butchers 81 65as4 49, Receipts 1850 head snip
menis 635 head. $3.50. ,-, -,
AbO bills White % 20. Wheat lower Extra White Mich
fssn New 81 uS; No VIII Michigan New 81 OI No.
Amber Michigan g5c Corn unchanga1 No Yellow aci
HIGH Mixed 45o; No Mixed 44c. oats IL good demand
No White 3e.i No Mixed Soc teeebts-tlo9r S e49
Wheat 10000 BUSH. Corn loo bush; Oats 4bOO
bush shipments Flour 100 bblsi Wheat sOOOO bash'
NH ~ 2ug 5-tloar Arm Wheat unsettled opened
with decline OF ac closed hrmj No Milwaukee Hard,
Al 1871 NO Milwaukee, 81 IL No Milwaukee, ~ %
August 81 037sj september g3ssci octoDsr 625ej No
milwaukee, 6gd5lc. Corn declined 9cj NO y SSte Oals
declined e no ola 2s.e New % &c hIs q9ish ,, SS.
CALL nominal AZ 81 l2aSi l2 september Old " l4j New
en- 90 Proysols hrmer Mess PoEk quiet a. sio 20 esSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
HORSE MARKET.

The supply Of Horses Just present Is exceedingly Hight
scarcely enough coming supply the immediate de-
mand Farmers have been busy harvesting and hayng Tor
the past month which been somewhat OF strain upon
theiT Horses especially dunnR the extremely hos spell OF
weather which have prevailed In all sections OF the
country about middle OF july This had the effect 10 re
duce The flesh Of nearly AL knds Of stock, but among
no class was ~ noticeable than haTd-wOrkng HOreH
Eepnrts from various parts the country state that
lie general run of stock Is unstable condition. and IL
viii be mouth before they viii suhcientY recruit 10
warrant sending 10 market city trade has been very sa
and from present Indications this week viii DO but little be
Ter rather small humber were for export tie past
week Isaac Mehrbach shipped "A head Of Railroad Horses by
me CtV ~ New.YOk the Metropolitan TramWay Com
pauy This makes about 900 heat OF tins class OF
horses Mr. Mehrbach glani since the middle OF
NAV and ne expects 20 send 800 fast as
room can be procured ON OUTGOING vessels. There
were also 5 other HOrsgs shipped by the same
steamer In letter from c. A smith, the manager OF the
Metropolitan Tramway Company 90 MI Mehrbach ne SPEAKS
I'M glowing terms OK tho American Horses and IN comparing
them with French Horses ~ which there are large num-
her used this he would give two ffench
Horses In exchange Tor one American The tough marcy ma
American Horse makes him more adptAOe loi
general use than class of Horses now known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

sales 400 bbs suprne SO 1888 25 Flour from crop
Of Rye sold SO 20. CORN MEAL and firm saes
400 bbs Brandy 81 80 Western Yellow 81 lOoSZ 80
C1ty sacked. sales $50 bags SOC. Der 100 n.
ohAIN-WHEAT-Spri unsteady spot quiet about
steady futures dn buyers favor Winter opened Pc lower
mainly in Winer sales 4720O0 bush. including zI5uOO
bush spot No Milwaukee, 81 10 UEgraded Winter Red,
07c0 81 C8 40 do, l0Za3l o. No zoo, 81 O6dSl O y
closing 81 on Steamer No Winter Red 81 % Ungrade
Amber 81 O3d 81 10; No DO. 81 N6asl WA Ungraded
White 81 eel 20 Extra Whte ana White state. ~ %
$4,000 bush No White August, reported 81 IL IOOOo
bush. No. Amber August. 81 or no. Spring Augnst
asked October 81 o. closing 81 Oh bid 81 90 asked NO
Northwest August al % bid september, 81 o. asked DC
tOber 81 OS bd No. Winter Red, August 81 OGlSl W.
closing 81 O69 bid 81 o. asked september, 81 0Gd
olosngl 81 O6 bid, 81 o. asked october 81 t62asl Os
closing 81 O6 bid 81 10 asked RYE continues scarce
Use; saies 500 BUSH state, arrive Friday; ooe.i
1900 bush DO. September 65e..-.-.BARLEY and
BARLEY MALT, nominal -..--. CA NADIA PEAS qnlet
quoted. 76ia07Sc- bond Green Peas 81 70 Black
eyec Southern nominal CORN fgic lower iaiI "a
port speculative business at decline sales 52OOOO bush
including $4,000 bush. spot; UnEraaef western Mixed
1885,; 3 asa 46iac.; steamer Mixed a6Ld4l2c; NO
Mxei 49a84Ssac: Ste Mixed, August 4I4e' clos
ing Ale bid AZ &c. asked; September Ao94S4cy coslpg
4Sn. bid. 48Ae. asked; October, aye, BID, 9le
asked No Mixed August 4o'sa45'4e. eloshS 4Ss4e'
bid &c September 40c, closing 4ge bid 45Ac
asked October soc BID 81 c asKed.. OATS shade lower
moderately active sales, 1000 BUSH No 35ci 10 =
White, 332dS4e.; No. l. 34e.i No. White 3tci MlAtu
Western 82034 ac White western 3SaS7c Mixed state,
32l2 ga 2c White State "a 03I lie BEA
dull easier: Choice, 81 % MaIrows plenty, weak
81 Choice board Choice Pea Beans quiet 81 %
Gsl GO: White Kidney Choice, 81 50 Choice Red Kidney
scarce and demand, 80 O0SS 30 per bus1
NETWORK AND BRo0kLfA WAhhhObohh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

In State bonds, Louisiana cons0ls were frmer at
73073&. Other State issues were neglected, ex-
cept sales of District of Columbia 3-65s at 8l0S1A
In city bank stocks Park (40) sold at 90l2. and
Metropolitan t34l at 100.
In railroad bonds, the Central and Union Pacific
firsts advanced 10 1854 Northwest gold bonds
being manipulated up to 99l4. Lehigh eonsOs were
weak at 40 for assented and 60 for unassented /;
rsts of Centralo of New Jersey ruling at 1922 Can
ada Southern tirss guaranteed advanced to 74l2 St
Paul sinking funds were 96l2, 7SiOs at 103 and Chi
eagO and Milwaukee firsts at 1906 Rock Island new
40 years 6s advanced to 1888. and Hannibal and
ST. Joseph cOnyeTtibles fell to "a.
Gold is dull and tame sales at 100l2; loans costing
per cent borrowing and fiat, and for carrying
per cent 1t was Bank Of England holiday, and
there were no London quotations The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont 100000 in coin interest, and
100000 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business of the gold-eleaTing department Of the
Bank of the State of New-York covered: Gold
cleared. $5,624, 900; gold balances, $S13,OOO;
currency balances, 1917, 100. The gold quota
tons to-day were follows:
-lOO2 Recommendation
The following were JO-days quotations for
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, nited
STATES coins being quoted IN currency and all the
n hers m mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

xroup ARD MEAI-FLOUR-Marke less active for
winter; high grades Of Minnesota sIng nrg 5000 70
hiee Vinfer about steady while low grades OF WINTER
regular rather in buyes favor Ths iDggy Ir
100 bbs CITY Mil Extra for West Indies ~ Ooat2 90
eHey al gB l5 higher for new barrels 62gO dds Milne
80 4prp0 CorumO Extra, 81 asa Boz Eye Mlxtufe
"a 7sS5s5 70 Clear SIS 5Oae6 65; straight SO Soa 20
pafenf al JJakS as O. 100 Dbs Good Eltrh l9t9 ~
1000 bb.s Winter Wheat, 81 l0es5 TO- tnclaanS sew
81 8Oae5 SO 800 bbls snperhne s5 oo@sS 70
fine staIe and Western, % 05ds4 tho hlgher ON an
Htrefoe Qemmon 10 Fair Extra state. 81 O5aS4 70 !;
Fair 70 Cboee dos "a 20 Choice g Fancy d23 Ca "a
Sh0ee co. "a 8bas7 Common Good Extra ONO - VOC
Is I5 Minnesota spring Fair Extra "a d54s4 a. dyo
frre a T5055 rs Clear Wheat - bO0tO be suashI
ss 50Gs7 Is Patent Good 70 Choce Family 81 Iogs5 20
~ Ious Extra Common Far, S4dS4 l5i kef 10 yOV1
A. 90 ass - 10 Choice Family % oO1go 20 s
frm spring steady but less active io N.Y. & ,nT
sellers than buyers. 80. so ufHkkn fLogh seaay
ssies $50 bs Common - Good Extra ~ 30 ae1 10 Svoe
ii Chooe d. 50 1888 50 Choice 70 Fancy fam4 9Sgye
81 25......RYE FLOUR uhchanged' demand meas1e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
COTTON MARKETS.

AUeCsrA. Aug. 5.--Cotton frm MiaiIing lie. Low
Middlng, 10oG; Good ordinary, l0i4e. receipts. IL
bales sales. tOtal bales
BALTINORs Aug. 5-COton hrm; MiddlinR. IL 7sc. Low
Middling &c; Good Ordinary lose. net receipts 0
gross, IA b9es exports Great Britain eos Das;
oOastwis 10 bales sales. 1886 bales spnneF zOO bales
boston Aug 5-Coton A-m. Midding, ll7sc; Low
Mddhg II e Good Ordinary l07c net receipts 80 balesi
gross. 90 bales stock 335 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug 5(Ott0n firm; Middlibg. sdll NC;
Low Mddling, O@GIO'sc.; Good Ordinary, lOh9lo
net receptA 80 bales; exports coatwse Az bales sas ~
bales stock 1913 bales. -. -
CIScISNAT. Aug.5 Cotton nrm Middling, IL he; Low
M.ddling 1lc Good Ordinary luec receipts, 10 bales;
shipments 10 baes sales, Total 80 baiesi stocA 1890
bales.
Middnng lO7sc; Good Ordinary l0c net receipts ~
bales; sales, p bales. stock. $50 bales. Ea
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-COttOn firm; Middhng. ii &c.
MEMPHls Aug 5-COttOn active and rm; Middlng, II 4ei
receipts 14l bales shipments 81 balesi sales total 100
bales; stock. 1865 bales. -
ding lOc Good Ordinary, l0c net receipts, 10 baiesi
sa'es so bales stock 100 tales. - -
NEw-ORLEANs Aug 6COtton hrm; Mtddhng, II ssci Low
AidHg 10 Sci Good Ordinary lOe net receipts 20 balesi
gross 90 bales; sales, 80 bales; stock . l6o bales
NORFOLK. 5-COttnn hrmi M1dlng, IL 'dcI net re-
ceips 10 bales cOastWse TO bales STOCK ~ ba
PHI.ADELPniA Aug. b.-COtJn firm Midihng. lei Low
Middlne Al ac Good 0rinaTy, &c; net receipts none
gross 81 bales sales 34 bales sphner EOS Delesi stook
S1yISNAH Aug 5-Cotion very rm; MddIiug, lc. Low
Middnng, lO7sc Good Ordinary, lO%c net receipts, IS
bales gross 43 bales; sales 80 bales stock 40 bales
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-COttOn firm; Mddlng, Acf Low
Mihdlng lOc Ordinary lOc receipts, 80 bales ship
bales; total 81 bales stock l. III DaleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
- srocK mARKEr -BY TELEoRAPH.

LIVE STOCK mAkhEl ~ IiAEhitAfhs
buffalo Aug 5-CtrrLT-Reoeipts day. 226l head for
foG receipts through go The decrease
the b. l7S - es today frsh
rivals thrOughi 10 cars Of common stock IRON last
sHEpP ANp LAMBS Receipts to-day 1900 head
for tie week $4,000 hcad foe the same time last
week 1000 head through cpnsgnmens l0a ears Mafket
dul and Eastern adycCs Causc depression buyers OF
IN a as IS for Fr TO Good Western Sheep no saos
ears a. 6tock remain unsold IN ~" yaru-. -,
UOC.-Kecepta to-day $3.50 head for the week
tbua lar MO head for The time last week, H. 100
heal Though snmouts II Market du, declning
jUdta On; tiuOd 10 Choice urkera az
gOd<H Common 0 Fls, - - - Oneftngs gener
orally Of good quaty cars Oi STOCK remain III the yards
tI,IS ,co Aug b-Ths Dror,rs' Journal reports; Hoes
pscrius 5000 head; Shipments A4O0 head market ac'
tive steady hrm Choice Heavy, "a 3OGsi 5Oi Light
"C1TrLE-Rtcrints 1900 head; shipments 1000 head
markot dull Natives IS G0Qst 20 butchers weak COWS
- go Western and TeXsna Ia large supply sales Texan
Cows o Colorado Natives at 81 - 10.
sHERF-ReCcpts so heads shipments, 5OO heao market
80 liHFRTY Penn Aug. 6--CATTLE-Reooipts since
FRIDAY head Of through and 2u head OF local slocs
total Tor ending to-day tSs head Of through ana 25S
mead ~ local stock against l3f head u through and q ~
ioni last week supply fair but business doing In the
wholesale except i've loads for retailing here last Mon
R 4 rs head total for the week. li6l0 head,
against head laat week lorker "a 2oGsA 90 Phl@
RseSpts 200 head; total for the week 49, 90
head against 400 last week bOO head. or eight loads
shipped through selling al last weeks prices; . 80
~ IOtvs Aug administering but Grass IeNahs on
the market Sears 20 Cows ut ~ 80 10 81 30 TAR
demand 0r Naive shipping grades al previous pees @o-
ilo, riJSbt grades easier but Heavy shade better
light Shipping Workers, 81 luGe1 ~ butchers 10
Fancy a lO0si Go Mixed Packing 81 lOSS4 30 heoept
snEEr-steady with good demand for Good Mutlons at
e. OOgs3 90. Receipts, lt2OO head.
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