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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
Democratic Frauds.

In some republican papers we find
the following threat, which Is made,
we suppose, to deter Democrats from
asking for IN investigation Of tho
presidential election Of 1876: "The
truth Is that nearly every Southern
State was carried Tor Tidcn and
Hendricks by systematic tyranny
"and fraud. Such was the fact, es-
"pecially in Alabama, Mississippi,
North Carolina and Tennessee
TT CAN BE PROVED"
We would humbly ask our Rcpubli-
can brethren why this charge has not
been proven long ere this. Is it be-
cause of their kindly feeling towards
Democrats whom they have lied
about 80 often that their ISLANDERS no
longer harm us, aS whatever they say
against ms IL believed To be false until
it is proven otherwise? The truth is
that II is impossible ~ prove II to the
satisfaction Of any except those who
look out from Republican eyes or
through Republican magni(ying
glasses. Ever since ii has become
generally acknowledged that Florida
and louisiana rightfully belonged to
ril1en and Hendricks in counting the
electoral vote the fingers OF Republi-
Gun politicians have been pointing to
other Southern States, trying to show
the people Democratic frauds commit
ted there. But SO far the people gencr-
ally have been unable to discover any.
This trying to point out frauds which
can only be seen by those who point
reminds us of the following story,
which, IL IL said, Abraham Lincoln
was wont to tell
"On waking one morning, M old
back woodS-man looked out OF the
window and thought that he saw Il
squirrel in n tree near by Whereupon
he loaded his rifle and shot Mt ii, but
failed to bring it down. This he re-
peated several times. and still imag-
ined that he saw the squirrel sitting
on limb nninjured.. So, calling his
aon he asked him If he could not sec
tho little crittcr The SON looked very
closely vt the trca but failed to make
ont tho squirrel; but on turning
around and looking 1T his father he
discovered Il louise on the old mans
eye,lasher and that's what 10 had
been tring To shoot all the time"
\ republican politician should be
sure that Democratic frauds are not
I'll in his eye before he commences to
howl about them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
I'm Probate-Iowa County Court.

In The matter of the estate Of otto Won will
lam0wii2 of Minlin, iowa county. decensad,
On rendinu and Ming The petition Of James
OF said deceased, setting forth tho amonnt nf
personal eetntc that has come to his hands. and
The disposition thereof, hG amount ~ debts
outstanding apalnst said deceased and praying
that license be TO him graItcd 10 NOR! lge
pnrf Of tho real estate whereof said deceased
died eie2rd, Tor tile purpose Of paying said
debtn and the charges ~ admihi+trulo ion and
II appearing by raid petition that there il Lot
sufficient personal estate In tho bands of said
executor to pay said debts. that II l. necessary
in order To ply the same TO mortgage said real
estate.
II IL Therefore ordered, that all persons iu-
trreeted in said estate. appear OgfOre the Judge
of this court GU tnr l9,h day May. 1858. AT the
Conrt House In the village Of DodgevillG, NJ
UC'elock III the forenoon, then and there to
show cause (it any there shall bu) Why license
should not hc granted tn SAID executor To mort =
y tge pArt of snid real estate according To the
prayer uf said petition.
And 1t h further ordered that this % der shall
he published for four successive weeks Prior To
said dar day of hearing III tho Iowa County
Democrat, u weekly newspaper circulating in
sad cenniy, aud u copy thereof shalt be served
personally on all persons Interested IN the
estate and Residing In this county. at irart four
teen dayr before the day herein appointed fol
the heating
Dated March Iith, 1878.
seal h26W JOHN / JONES, County Iudg"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

JAS. MORGAN,
$3.50 aad 3ss Fart Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,
Takes pleasure in informing the ladies' OF
Mineral Point that his stock rs now
COMPLETE.
White Pique at &c. &c and 12hc per yard.
White lique from poe ~ 6lc
Crash Tnwelihg from II 20 Csc.
Napkins from Toe to {i SA per dog.
Towels from SIC to 81 pgr doz
fable Linens, bleachea. tom 45c to 50 as per
yard
Table Linens, unbleacheG, from 3Oc to 81 per
yard,
Prints. all desirable styles b!eached and IN.
blpached cottons. New York quotations.
g. aspiring and summer Cloaklngs in all the
latest STYLES from 81 IS to So per pad.
Corsets, different -tyles. from Soc to 81.
Ladies bleached Cotton Hose from nc to Doc
per pair.
LADIES' unbleached Cotton Hose from &c 10
sc per pair
Ladies Hose. solid colors In Pink, Brown,
Blue and Cardinal, from 12<c TO 25c per pair.
Ladies' Striped Hose from SC to 81 per palr
Ladies' Clicked Hose from Csc TO s per
pair.
"hildren's Hose. in endless variety, from Sc
to SOC pei pair.
Gents X Hose, unbleached, from 1Oc to 50c
per par.
Gents u Hose, striped, from 1Oc to 6Oc per
pair.
Gents y Hose, solid colora in Brown, Cardl.
nal and Blue. from 33c to 75c.
tndershirts and Drawers, good quality, at
Doc.
Gents Ties, Drawers, Collars, Cuffs. ETC., in
great variety.
New Fancy nress Goods from &c TO 20c.
bress Goods, plain colors, from l5c to 85c.
Dress Goods Novelties IN all the latest styles
from 25c 10 50 % per yard.
"A Linen Suitng from 25c TO SOC per yard.
Back Alpaca from 20c to 81 Is per yard.
Rack Cashmere from 30 to 81 30 per yard.
Back ashmere As inches from 90c to 81 rs
per yard.
Drap d Etc. IS inches, from 81 IS to So per
yard.
Summer Silks from l0c to aT1Sc per yard.
Colored Silks from 75c to 81 20 per yaId.
Black Silks from i5c 10 IS per yard.
Shswls. all prices from roc to $50.
Ol0aks from 81 10 to s25 each.
A complete stock of Millinery.
Samples seut on application, and AL orders
filled promptly. Goods not satisfactory can be
returned Il my expense.
Retail rooms 1st floor, Wholesale I'd, Mann
iactarlng Sd. NIl22
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

III II FORMER cunnnlAlnnioIi ion to
t1rse columns, under tile head uf Tile
Mineral lrrvice, t6,s question was
.iokcd. speaking OF the Metallic vein.
IS il lot like IN underground trce?"
Ihe Writers eye has just fallen upon
tic following taken frula the report
ri the discussions Uf the American
Association Tor the Advancement OF
science al 1t, session IN 1865,
Professor Sillimal 81 New Ilayou
expressed his impression that metallic
Spnls are hot cWrcmmrlucous With
the rocks, but tlIpN have filled the It's.
>GteS northeast and southwest, and
hNrin some sense hal i growth like
,ialtuf lnltgrnou, trees. llC hal per
.'tvel everywhere i singular dualiSm
Ill the adjacent walls VI the sane a..
safc. Il on tie one side il pyrite,,
nfr i the sam. III the other side, eN-
ahiting the deposit tom central
,slee II aNiN. the spread OF The walls
,,..ag due 10 thc egN ,talIikiug action
.eMMdtng more space, the tissute
ttlaiag tile length Ok time OF tae de-
tat TIL amalnt u maIrr.'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
Der pleasures off dot Families.

Didt you nefcr saw mine frow2
Ven she vent py shnst now
She look 50 fiery mooch schweedt,
Dot voteh her all ub der strecdt.
Der mems look at her init pick eyes,
Tint makes mine heardt in mine sdom-
lex rise.
Me unit Yetta gets along all righdt,
But vonce und Il vile, Ply der nighdt,
Ven dot papy pegins to schqueel,
Unit she make me feel py der heel;
Ven righdt ov away wake
Unit dot tam leedle schquceler dake.
INT walks all apoudt der room,
IIooshing dot tam lecdle schqueeling
coon;
INT Wishing der pOy vas nefcr porn.
Pckause he vos seemink sick unit vor-
lorn.
INT feldt like coink to bcdt,
Dot mighdt rcshdt mine weary headt.
Budt | drinks dot wouldn't kumblain
Aber, py tam, would nefer akain
IIafe any more off dem leedle poys;
Pekanse, ply nighdt, dey makes dot
noise.
Bndt wish nexdt dime Elm lee lie CURL
Midi redt, blump vace und hair dot
krrl. ANON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

The telegraphic operator ut ITALIA
hassce was discharged few weeks
after the last presiden tial election for
repeating the following telegram;
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Nov. s, 1875
Zion. w. j.. Stearns, Fla. - Florida
must be made republican. Troops and
money will be furnished"
fSigned vi. CHANDLER"
MeLinn IN his confession tells how
the State was made republican with
out the aid Of troops.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
The Best Hotel Prop erty
in the City
FOR S ALE.

Offer for sale NV hotel property in the city
together with NIL furniture belonging 10 the
hotel. The hotel ~ located on Commerce street,
near depot il good stone building with
IS good bed rooms, fitted up with the 1T ut
improvements. The s,abng on the premises
" sui,icient to accommodate sixty head OF horses,
vii! sell tse whole on easy terms.
az GECRGE ClIAMBLEY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
RHEU NJ ATS NJ
NEURALGIA
SCIATlCA
CAN BE CURED.

somany instances where severe cases OF Rhcu
mntism Neuralgia, sciatica. Ague in Face Nerv
GUS Headache, ETC. have been entirely cured by
the Curative, that We d. not hesitate 10 say il
will cure every ease II used as we di,cct
The cures performed las astonishcd the med
ic7.l profession as well rs tlir patients them
selves who in many cases hnd giyeH X
MP MI hope OF ever be ng cured.
Tile Curative is Put up II large hottlee FOR
iamily use and no family should ha without II,
For Burns. NcaIIs. Guts. Wounds.
bleeding. Toothache. Farachc. Sore
Throat. Diphtheria. Catarrh. Bowel
Complaints. kidne, Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases. Il + ihr
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
DO not suffer pin II IN yos eUa 3, s. eAsly
cured.
Every rrugs's: Keeps it.
fssesass
I.awsoa eae,Gleal CO, clsy ,al5 @
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
In Probatc-Iowa County Court.

In Probatc-Iowa County Court.
In tho matter OF tho estate of John West,
deceased.
On rending and iling the petition of Elz.
abGth Wieat representing nmonG either things
TINT John West late Of said county, on the lin
day Of spril, A. y. 1873 Ht Dndgrvllc died
rtrstutr. leaving goods. chattclr and estate
within this county. aud PRAYING that admins
tration Of said estate be unto Anton Mciss and
George West granted;
1t Ii ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge OF ths court on the 27lh day
oi NAV. A. u. 1873. Mt the Probate Office in the
village Of Dodgeyile, NJ 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
And Il IL further ordered that publlo notice
thereof be given to all persons intcrcrtcd, by
pnblrhin.a copy OF this order Inr three weeks
successively prior to said day OF hearing. In the
Iowa County Democrat, u weekly newspaper
circulating In said county.
Dated April 29th 1873
3s-2 JOHN r. JONES, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

The Cleveland plaindralcr says tho
republicans are divided pretty evenly
IL Ohioas to the question of in,lorsing
The administration AZ thtir state con
yenton. They will especially attempt
II dodge the Florida fraud,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

The Dubuque Herald asks; What
dees the Iowa. republican platform
propose to say about the Florida
frauds. when ii condemns Hayes
policy? II will dovc-tail in well.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

The new tariff hill is now under dis
cussion III the House. Protcctionists
ne lighting it hard.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

And nov some republicans are fear
fu that iowa will 20 democratic ut
tho next State election.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

Five Of the seven Judges of the
supreme court of Illinois arc Dem
nGratS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10

There arc over eight hundred and
fifty cases of small poN in London.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
THE SOUTHERN ROAD.
Discussion of tive Problem on

The discussion of the question how the South
ern Road coul be fl ished was resumed at
o'clock to-day IN Chan e.
Mr.. S. Lester Taylor al nOunced that he would
offer Il substitute He SlCke for some time, anC
thought it was not roper to lease the road. llt
stated that the T ustces could not be removed
until after the Investigation, when the superior
Court could take the matter in hand
His resolution Was as 1ollows, and was r snbsti
tute for that of Mr.. X chard Smith, of yesterday
and which was withdrawn to-day
"Resolved, That the Committee is hereby in
structeu So 10 Prspare bili to be presented
the the General o Assembly ,ords authoTz
to ratification by popular vote of the electors o
the city. That said bill shall contain
a provision directing the Trustees Il
advertise for proposals to complete
the Road and empowering them to conditionally
accept the best bid of responsible parties
provided it docs not exceed the
S2OOO,OOO, and that this shall be done
before any election shall be held and procama.
ton mace so that when the question of the ratiti
cation OF the issue of the 81 0J00J0 OF bonds shall
be voted upon by the electors, they may vott
lntelllgently and with full knowledge OF the
actual cost OF the completion of the road
II the majority of the electors vote YEA the bill
condltionally accepted by the Trustees shall be
formally and legally accepted by them"
The substitute was referred to the committee tC
frame bill thereon.
Mr.. Abner l.. Frazer Offered the following:
Resolved That the Committee this day ap
pointed TO obtain additional legislation in behalf
OF the Southern Railroad be requested to includ,
i'll the provisions OF their proposed bill.
u. An increase of the number of Trustees to
eleven, to be appointed by the Courts now author
lied to appoint
-. The appointment of the Trustees shall be
for three years Onethird of the entire members to
be appointed annually.
"3. The entire number of Trustees to serve
without compensation, unless it be one who de
rp IN IN hn ,a1 oS DrpCi1
"A. That a detailed report of all moneys re-
celved and expended be made yearly.''
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
Have You Il Cough!

That dry, hacking cough is the herald OF
approaching consumption. To check the
swift progress of the destroyer, prompt and
decisive measures must be resorted to. A
dose of Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound, taken when the
coughing spells come on, will afford imme-
diate relief, and eventually effect thor
ough cure. 1t will be found equally bene-
fetal in all forms of throat and lung disor-
ders In cases of Group it is of inestimable
value. Call at the drug stores of John
Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut streets; J. D..
Wells, Fourth street and Central avenue;
Fl. F. Reum, Fifth and Broadway and in
quire about it, they will furnish you with a
trial size bottle for 10c. Large size SOC and
81. Also Agentsfor Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant
to take, and requires no physic. Price 25c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

WILMINGTON May 10.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 3l12c
OswEGo, May 10-Wheat firm: No. l Mlwau-
kee held at 81 81. Corn unchanged.
BOSTON. May 1O.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Corn dull and unchanged Oats dull and un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-Fay firmer: choice,
S17. Pork dull and lower at $40 25. Bran easier
at 73e Others unchanged. Gold, l003991001s.
New York exchange, a prem. Sterling 400.
INDIANAPOLIS MAY 10-Flour steady and I'M
changed Wheat steady: No. 2 red, 81 1891 49,,
Corn steady at 39R@40c. Oats steady and un-
changed. Rye soc. Provisions quiet: bulk shoul-
ders, SIC; clear rib sides held at 475o lard, 7c:
hams, 6@71ac.
LIVERPOOL, May 10.-Flonr: American extra
State unchanged at 2Ss. Wheat frmer ana more
disposition to buy: Spring al lis 2d@1ls lid; Cali
fornla Club at lis 9d@l2s 11d do average at lis I'd
@lls lid Corn steady: new, 26s 3d. Oats, IS ID
Barley, 3s Sd. Glover seed: American, 40sGQ42S
Canada peas, SIS Petroleum.: spirits I'd, refined
10d.
LONDON. May 10.-Flour unchanged at 2SS
Wheat Arrived cargoes dull and declined about
Is; Chicago 48sQl4Ss Cd red winter 53s. California
SIS; cargoes to arrive dull and lower; Chicago at
47sGs47s cd, California at 53sg56s Arrival for or
ders light. Corn dull and heavy. Arrived cargoes
of new 26s Cd, do to arrive at 25s125s I'd Arrivals
for orders light
PIrTsBURG May 10-Wheat: Choice red Ohio
and Pennsylvania, 81 2Sg1 Is; medium, 81 90
Southern amber, 81 25@1 2S; white. 81 2S@13O
Barley:Fall, 5O960c spring, 55@65c, Oats heavy:
White, S2@33c; mixed, 30@Slc. Corn: Yellow
shelled, 46@47c: high mixed, 4594Gc yellow, ear
5O95lc; high Mixed 47y4sc Rye scarce: held at
60@G5c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

Fire is good servant, but q bad master.
Heat is only fire by another name, and is
just as destructive; so that when the nat
ural temperature of the body Is above the
standard of health sickness assure to follow.
If the heat is predominant in the head bald
ness is invariably the result. 70 overcome
this Objectionable feature and insure a
heavy crop of hair, and that soft and silky
appearance which is so desirable, use Car
boline, deodorized extract of petroleum.
There is no use talking, there are more vir-
tues in petroleum than are dreamed of by
the Standard or any other refining com
pany.
1t possesses qualities unknown to the
mass of the public. The instances where
its application has proven beneficial can
scarcely be numbered, while no instance has
been recorded where it proved injurious.
For many years its peculiar qualities as a
hair restorative have been admitted by sci
entists, but the difficulty experienced in de-
odorizing it stood in the way. This obsta-
Gle has been overcome, and to-day the most
cfficacious and acceptable aid in promoting
the growth of hair, preventing decay and
rehabilitating bald heads, is Carboline. Sold
by all druggists
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10


Alfred Walruth against the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Railway Company. This is an action in
which the plaintiff seeks to recover S25, 900
damages for injuries sustained. In pro-
gress.
Napoleon B. Bruel against Gest & Atkins.
This is an action in which the plaintiff
seeks to recover damages for an alleged Vi
olation of the covenants of lease of GER
tain premises on East Fifth street. In
progress.
PROBATE.
The will of Hon. Rufus King, Jr., was ad-
mitted to probate this morning.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Bridget Duffy, 5000;
Mary Wilkinson, 10 days; Ed. Finn, SO.
Disorderly Conduct-John McHugh, $50
80; Lizzie Schmidt and Thomas Cronin, 80
days each; Peter Lagaly, IS; John Costello
Charles Swine and S. NJ. Sprinkle dismissed; ;
Dennis Murphy 5 days; James Frasier and
Lewis Pagan, continued to May 1lth.
Assault and Battery-Charles Corcoran
continued to May 14th; John Lewis, $15;
Patrick Gibbons, John McHugh, Charles
Hohans and Thomas Cronin, dismissed; ;
Thomas Fenton months; Robt Clark So.
Miscellaneous-Chas. Stadfeldt, loiter-
inS "Hntinued TO May l1th; Patrick Glib
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

and quiet We quite current-make at 6.S@6.s5,
prime steam at Gg597c, city kettle at 7549oc and
country do az 74@74c per lb
BACON-Tho "a mand is light and market dull.
Clear rib SIDES at 5.G5c. clear sides at 5Isc, and
sh ulders at 4Ilc@a94e per 10. Su Tr-curnd hams
jop ~ 76Sg1%", e Id canvased and packed.
C0TroN-MarEet steady and quiet. Stock, 6'455
73Sc, good ordinary sc, low middlng91sc, md
ding l01sc. goDu miduhng lOzsc, mlddliIg lair
| ~, lair l21sc per ID
WHlSKY-MarkeJ quiet and ste tdy. Quoted at
81 Gi per gallon.
| BEANJTne demand is only moderate and the
market steady and quiet. SelN" 1T q S't9l 30
for choice navys, ii G191 70 for prime, Il 2D@l 40
for inferior per bu
BUTrEii-lne demand is light and only for
the finest qua. ties The receipts are large and
stocks OF lower CRATES are acuinulatlng. we
quote dtir> IN ulG ut li96c per lb Tor prime 10
Cnoico and extra sciec,.,lns a, l,tHISc per ID.
Creamery will bring 2os22c per lb. Lowe grldes
neglected al l0gllc lOr medium, and G@Sc for
common per IL.
| CHEESE-Tne market is quiet and steady, with
mode ate demand and ample offerings ut S14@9c
for prime to choice factory per lb
| COFFEE-1Ay demand is not large, but the
market remains firm at about DteVl, us prices we
quote common Rio ljul7c, fur l7%@l8c, good
| 1Sia@1gIc prime 20a20tyc, and chO.ce 21Gs22c
per Id. Java at 2i@27c per lb, as to quality,
| COAL-The supply IS large and demand light
but prices nomtnaty unchanged. Stocks afloat
offered at 73c for loughOgheny, 6E.c for ASH
land and 512c for ONO River per bu. Selling
I tIAn " aaaA FR1ra t.AA NasUIa
md Konnwh, ioIIi Tncpit, voii"v ,m% Mn:
ngn Ina"iIc siI,nd Iae ,i 90 ,,''N ,t, rl %
o. er h '''' 1'''''o''N i'o' anu UNIV i'''o' at
f0KEIs dull with ,rlv il. ,;ob+ ,,oo, ao,,ord
hut mnminnItv ,tpn'ann w ,'"t h"St
Gc civ nnonfant,t,I ~ , ,g5 ~ I h
st vars amd o. ,,.r ~ ui oT pu
Tha d,d i !" i, I @
anI with nmnin omotad @.iu ~ tSG Ln ne, ne
dnzn,, fnr fr"Sh arriraIS ~"''o" AZ o/290' Pei
TRi'TTSNMarl,nt ct ADJ, and ou;et Ior,ors sor
ot e,sf ,or hn o,1 d,ard 81 Iidot nrn,a a
out 9pd E Staadv at " MOE m nnr ~ o ~ S 90
nrr ease dried f,,it iii aid annas , n,',ta% ~
t6e4r nearhes at aHoai/c f"r haI,ts ,,dd 9E9t"
foT quarters per lb, Green apples are not n1Iotg-
HE FN' -O 00H "ppie' '"o INV du'V''
HAY-The market remains stoa5,, with fair ,ooo,
demand hnt ntnstIv for the hSt rahe L I'D I J;%
er,i OFFERINGS. Prime IN choice fimnthr soils at
Sg0l10 per ton Lever GRADES held at SsGSs 20 for
mSGiufn and e76,7 "a far common nar tn oil on
arrival D. alers ask A. norn in stra ''''' 'iA VII
HEMP-The demand is only moderate for rorpb
Kentucky. Tae receipts are light and markrt
steady at Ss5m9O per ton on arrival Dressed is
selling u iobbnp lots AT ia G171l., for sin~ie and
SGSiIc for double dressed nrr ih4 ','1
MILL FEED-The SUNNY is annie and the de-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. MAY 10-2P. M

CINCINNATI. May Iu-2 +. M.
FL0UR-The market is quiet and steady. We
quote family s. lo@5 So as to quality or reppta
ton, extra "a 5094 80, surertine $3 65@4, low
grades 81 1908 20. Spring wheat -four sells down
TO $4 so for ordinary, and up to IS SO for choice
Rye -four is in light demand at 50 l5@3 so per brl
the latter for choice Northwestern, per brl
OATS-Are dull but steady, prices being nomi-
nally unchanged. Sample lots on track at 27@29c
for fair to prime mixed and at 29@alc per bu for
good to choice white.
RYE-The demand is moderate and steady,
with ample receipts. No. 2 in elevator quoted 6lc
per bu, and prime sample on track at SOC per bu.
CORN-The demand continues fair and market
steady. Ear selling at 43c for mixed on track.
Shelled quoted 43c for prime in elevator, and Ala
42c on arrival. White corn held at 44c for sheiled
in elevator.
BULK MEATS-Have only a fair demand. We
quote shoulders 355@35c, clear rib sides 4.S0, and
clear sides 5@e5.05c per lb.
WHEAT-The demand is light to-day and the
market dull White is quoted 81 1901 81 for good
to choice, but held somewhat higher for the latter
grade Prime to choice red at 81 l5@l II, and
fair to good at 81 l0@l 13 per bu.
MESS PORK-Is quiet and easy. City brands
quoted IS S5@9 90 per BRIL- but held more for small
lots, cash.
LARD-Demand only moderate; market steady