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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23
FROM KENTUCKY,

Editors orange Bulletin:
Twilight Star Grange is awakening to
grangerism in the way of cooperation.
Our Grange and the neighboring Oranges
have CO operated together and built fine
store at Butler and are doing fine bust
ness, and now we propose building a
warehouse at Butler, in which to deposit
our produce to ship through the Grange
channel s~ s.
The COMMITTEES appointed from the diff
erent Oranges are requested to meet at
Bright Hope Hall, on the third Saturday of
August at nine o'clock a. M. Also. other
neighboring Oranges that wish to CO oper-
ate with US are respectfully invited to meet
with us. .za 6
1 Let's roll the wheel Of cooperation up
the hill, and let the Merchants of Pendle
ton county know that we can do without
them JOEL SHUMAKERs See'y.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23
FROM GEORGIA.
DECATUR COUNTY.


Editor Patron: As have read SO ma
ny able and interesting articles from the
members of our noble Order in the col
umns of your most excellent paper, [
thought few lines from this part of our
moral vineyard might not be amiss, but
possibly interesting to your many readers
throughout the Southwest.
The frmness of THE PATRON in keep
ing the Grange banner ahoat in Mississip-
pi deserves as it has the hearty common
dation of the entire brotherhood, May
your fidelity to the best cause, next to the
Christian Church, be abundantly reward
ed in the vigorous social growth and ma
terial prosperity of the entire membership
OF the Order. For God sake, s'don't give
up the ship" gr..srr-e7
The Grange has accomplished much in
the social and material advancement of its
followers; but its mission is not fulfilled,
and never will be till the humblest mem
Der thereof shall be made to feel and think
and act as an important integral part in
elevating and ennobling the agricultural
class of our common country, w e behold
with pride and the sincerest qualification
that our aims and principles are to-day
commanding more respect and admiration
from the outside world than ever before.
We have but to continue to 7giH it and
CO. operate with each other, to weave for
our Order imperishable iaurels. Then,
why will our wandering sheep, still stay
away from our fold? Let us seek them
out; talk to them; point to our hopes as
Patrons; and not grow weary in well do
ing, till the last one be won back to our
cause. We feel that our cause is just;
that it is right; that it deserves the hearty
approval and enthusiastic support
of every filler of the soil, be he ever SO
humble. We cannot affordto give up the
Grange. The sad experience of the past
admonishes us to stand by our noble ship
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

LONDON, Aug. IS.-.Severe storms are
reported from various quarters, causing
much damage to the crops and interrupt,
ing railway traffic. In consequence of
the storm, the traffic on the line of railway
between Chester and Holyhead is sus-
pended
One weeks notice of s per cent reduc-
tion OF the wages of operatives has been
posted in most Of the cotton mills at Stan
ley Bridge; 100000 spindles are running
on short time, and the same number are
stopped altogether, while $4,000 are
working full time. A more general adop-
t,on OF the short time system is expected
TINS winter. In Ashton under Tine, 49,
900 sPindies are stopped and 100000
working on short time.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23
FROM TENNESSEE.
SHELBY COUNTY.

Editor Patron have been a constant
reader of THE PATRON for two years, and
unhesitatingly pronounce it a first-class
Grange paper and one worthy of the sup
port and patronage of every member of
our noble Order. On yesterday, at the reg
ular meeting of our Grange, Bethlehem,
No. 81, succeeded in getting up club
of ten subscribers.
Wishing you and THE PATRON great
success, and that you may live long to
battle for the right, | am, truly and frater-
nallY, yours, A. B. ELLIS. m
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

The Patrons in Michigan, Ohio and
other Western States, are moving right
ahead The leaders are in the field, and
the masses are turning out to hear them
by thousands. We reproduce letters from
the Cincinnati Grange Bulletin, which
will show how the Worthy Lecturer of
the National Grange is received by the
Patrons of Michigan and the magnitude
of Grange demonstrations in that State
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

The lawyer politician candidates for the
Legislature are coming to grief all over
the State. The farmers and workingmen
are finding out that it is bad policy to al
low these professional politicians to con-
troll their public affairs, and are selecting
safer and better agents.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

We are rejoiced to see that Worthy
Secretary Henry Christmas, of the
Holmes County Grange, received the
nomination for Representative at the pri-
mary election. A true, earnest Patron, he
will make an efficient member of the Leg
islature.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

Cooperation is making steady progress
in this State. The stores already estab-
lished are doing well, fully meeting the
expectations of their patrons. A large
number will be established this fall. In a
little while the farmers generally will
transact their business on the cooperative
plan. 1t is the true system, and must pre-
vail
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

North and South Carolina and Louisi-
ana produce annually Sc,ooo,ooo pounds
of rice.
kentucky's wheat crop is immense, but
her corn crop is considerably below the
average, Peaches are total failure and
apples scarce, Ibut the pear crop is splendid
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

Always remember, no one can debase
you but yourself. SANDER. satire. false.
hood, injustice-these can never rob YOU
OF your manhood. Men may lie about you,
!hey may denounce you, they may cher
ish suspicious manifold, they may make
your falling the target of their wit or cruel
!yi never be alarmed; never swerve an
men from the line your Judgment and con-
science have marked out for you. They
cannot by all their efforts take away your
knowledge of yourself, the purity of your
character, and the generosity of your ma
ture. While these are left, you are, in
point of fact, unframed.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

The white people around Chapel Hill,
IN Washington county, Texas, are anxious
tor the negroes to emigrate, if they desire
to do SO. Their places can easily be sup
piled with white laborers, who are more
reliable. @
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

The raising of sheep has been on the
increase for some years in Kentucky.
& There never has been such promising
prospect for cotton in Northern Texas as
at present 1919 osls 5aa1@ a.aaalEg
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-23

for all time And for those who have
gone out from among us, let u. drop the
tear of regret, and hope that the convic-
ton will return to them that it is heir duty
and interest to unite with us again.
Our cause is right and just, and we have
onIyto pfactice cooperation II the true
spirit to hand down to those to come after
us the best human organization eyer given
to man. w. bernie MCDANIEL, =
Master of WilIaceoehee Grange, 5I2.
Glen Julia, Florida.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERE'S OHPIcE board Op COMMISSIONERS, |
WHEELING, June II, 1870. !
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this office, until
WEDNESDAY, July I'd, 1879, at 70 NJ, for the follow
Ing county work;
lit, Th6conStructlOn Of Foot Bridge at sttonroi'I
across Wheeling creek, on the site Of tho former
bridge; 10 10 hx (6 Btt wide In the clear, Ia hHe 90
tpanS ninety t9O feet mud two Of forty i've (Sj
eet each In clear, having hand uilihg OH each side
aud steps four N ieetin height At the ends Alsn the
TnSlhg u pliers and abulmentH four feet, requiring SAY
20 cubic yards Of second class masonry laid Ia mortar
safe capacity Of brdgetO he 100 pounds per squSre
Bids for the supers.Fuclure mult show clearly the
material aud plan Of truss proposed.
2d The Grading aud Masonry required OIL tho ln-
proIement 81 Short Creek north hrinGh) embracing
about 900 cubic yards Of excavation aud 100 cubic
yards dry culVert hias0nty.
ID The Grading and Masonry required OIL the ln.
pr0yement oil Peters Hun T0ad, embracing about 900
cubic yards excavation aud 100 cubic yards cuiver
InHSOnFy,
Ath. fhe raising Of the bridge over Middle Wheel.
lug Greek, on West Union aud ROn0y'S Point road,
four ~ feet above lis prCSGnt evO, requiring about
100 cubic yards second-clals dry masonry aud l,20O
cubic yards excavation.
Bids must DO by the cubic yard for masonry and for
excavation Ia earth, Loose rock aud solid rock and
named. .Lt f'. s
Responsible references must accompany each pro-
the Commissioner. reserve the right TO reject any
nnd all bids fEtgr
CIlAs. II. DEITERs, Clerk.
W. c. SMITH, County Engineer. Jcll
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NEW YoRx, June 23.-Cotton-Quiet at
u 7-l6al20.l0. Flour Without decided
changes; prices unchanged. Wheat-No. Q
spring higher other grades quiet and scarcely
llrm; rcG.eCted spring 75c; No. do SGaS8ISc;
No do 81 DIAL Co., ungraded do S2aS4 Xc
lingraded winter red 81 II; No Edo 81 l7H
al Isl No. lido 81 l7Aal Is; ungraded amber
81 l5i mixed winter 81 Is; No. 9 white 81 ii ;
No. l do sales OF $50 bushels ut $ll31al IA:
extra do sales Of 81 900 bushels at$l l6Xa1 ~.
Hye-Dulli western 65c, Barley-Dull. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. C0rn-SlIghtly In
buyer, favor; llngraded 4la4Sc; low mixed
4Sc; No. 9 white 45a5Oc. Oats-Firmer;
mixed western 81 1Ga39c; white western 3IaS7c.
Haydn fair demand. HOps-Quiet, firm
and unchanged. CoiTee-Quiet and Arm.
straightforward fair aud market firm fair to
good refining Gl-lGa65c MOlasscs-Nomi.
nally unchanged. RiCO-Firm. Petroleum
Firm; United Zoe; crude 5HaGIfc; refined
6ssc. TallOw Steady at 5l5-l0a8J1c. Resin
Quiet and unchanged. Turpentine-Qulet
but firm at 27kc. Eggs-Dull western lla
lSHc. Porx-Dull; new mess $40 SIX; re.
packed 50 75al000. Beef--Quiet and unChang.
cd. Cut Meats-Quiet but firm; long clear
middles 50 %; do short clear IS 10. Butter
Dull and unchanged. I.ard-Quiet; prime
steam 50 IS. Cheese-Weak; western Babe,
WhisEy-NOminal Mt 81 00K.
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PROVERBS.

NO one car besick When tie stomach
blood liver and kidneys nrc healthy, and
HoE Bitters keep them 80"
Tue greatest nOurishiug tonic, appe,
I,tlIher' strengthoner uni curative on earth
ut Is impossible to remain long sick
ar out OF health, where Hop Bitters arr
why do Hop Bitters cure so much ~
Because they give good digestion, rich
Iblo0d, and healthy aCtionOf ali the organs.
No matter what your feelings or ailment
Is, Hop Bitters will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bittersneverd does harm,
but good, always and continually"
"Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters. .
quiet nerves md balmy sleep in Hop
No health with inactive liver and uri.
mary organs without Hop Brtters."
Try Hop Cure and PaIn Relief.
For saleby LArGHLIx Bios. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists.
TuTsNw Wheeling, ". Va.
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Court Of Wheeling on the tn day Of April, 1872 In
the cauNe In chRncry In said Court pending wherein
the Central building Association No. Is complainant
and John Nolan and others defendants, tho Under
higned SpeciEl Commissioners named In said decree,
Will on
Saturday, July, 1se, 1870,
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ ut the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia. sell
mt public auction tho following described parcels Of
real estate 10 the city Ut Wheeling, West Virginla,
/. Part Il The east half Of lot No. In square Is, on
the corner Of Eo and Twelfth streets, being paral-
leOgt Rm fronting about bixty'Stx teet along Twelfth
HtreAt nd about forty feet along EO street, be-
Inc ~ much o. said east half us fronts on Twelfth
street and extending SOulhwafdly Of equal width
along EoIf street about iOrty-OnB feet. This parcel
may DO sold Is whole o. 10 two or more parcels ~
!! Tho residue Of the east half Of lot No. In
Sluare 10 Aforesaid being 80 much oil said east halt q
Is not embraced In tho first parcel. The two parcels
above mentioned arc bounded on the west asspecled
In Exhibit No. 8 Of complllnant's bill which Is u
copy Of deed made by +. 4 Hildreth aud vile to
John Nolan, dated September !, 1872.
s, A narCel Oi ground bounded Us loll0Ws' Begin
ming a. the southeast corner Of Filth (now Eoti)
HtEeet and tho extension Of East Union lnow
EleEouth) street; thence sOutherly with the cast nO
Of Fh street 70 feet 70 the northwest corner q me
hnG oil aid lot CastWRTdy S2 feet to the northeast
corner Of aid lot; thence north and parallel with the
fst line 90 fest 10 Ead Union street. aud thence Ee9i'
erly and IArAIIel Win tue becOhu HUG IoS ee1 " TUG
ThS north thrty.threc (Sa) feet q lot numbered
81 on Market street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, extending back Of equal width 10 stone wall
5, Lot No. l, square 50, 10 Che buena Vista addi-
alon except the east part thereof sad east part front.
ling on ST. Charles street twenty.sH feet and running
hack to Mrs StavoY'S lue, being Mt the latter point
rhIFty feet IN width.
TERns OH SALE-o third Of the purchase money
oNtP a much more us the purchaser may elect ID
hand. tho residue in equal inStallmenS ~ and Il
respectively from the RyOt sale with interest
Tonthat the purchaser TO give bond Win approx
al nefSonaI SECURITY for the deferred inSallmenl aud
fhe titic 10 he retained until payment Of purchase
,nSrcT in mi DANIEL LAMB,
'''"'' 80 W. P. HUBBARD,
Io7 Special Commissioners.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
sew YORK MONEY ana stocks.

new York Money ana stocks.
NEW YoRE, June 2S.-MoNEY-NIaFket easy
al 2lfaA per cent, closing at az Prime mef-
camille paper faS per cent Sterling Exchange,
Bankers bills weak at a 81. Sight Exchange
on Now York 81 80.
GovERNWENTS-Activea and strong.
United States u Of 1851, coupons
New
New Four and
HeN FOls
NuEehoV sl0
RAILROAD TIONDs-Firnl. The largest trans.
actions were In Eric second new consolidated,
which rose 10 1914, u rise Of per cent. The
advance was in sympathy with London, where
new seconds lrC 77H. U. e. & !. q. irStS sold
ut 20; do seconds at %.
STATE BoNDa-Dull, except Louisiana con.
soils. which nre per cent higher.
sr0cKs.-The market was firm In tho early
dealings and prices rose NaA, but subsG-
quently II weak tone prevailed and there was
decline Of iI5a2 per cont, the latter In West
err Union, which fell Off from 81 to 02Jf,
closing ut 0S. During the afternoon recOv.
cry Of Aal took placC, but heavy pressure
To soil set IN towards the close aud Iron
Mountain fell 9 per cent, Michigan Central
lN, st. Louis, Kansas and Northern preferred
IL, and the remainder of the list u TO ~
per cent. Louisville and Nashville was OK.
CeptiOn4lly strong and rose from 81 10 60JE,
and q. U. Z. ~ !. was mole active than OF late
aud shows signs Of Improvement
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Store,
q, 900 Northwestern common, 1000 preferred,
10000 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
1000 Lackawanna, 1900 New Jersey Cen.
!r4l, 10000 Michigan Central, 1900 @. u. @. Il |
l., LOO Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Louisville and
Nashville, 1000 Kansas & Texas, 1000 Iron
Mountain, $500 Kansas City and Northern
md 1000 st. joe
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why WIIIYo

Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be SO readily at
tanned? BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
It Is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip.
zion, and 4 prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need DO entertained in administer.
ing It to the youngest child, as per directions.
The sale Of this medicine Is uppEecedelte ted.
eihce Gfat introduced there has been con.
slant increasing demand and without single
reportof afailure TO do ia work in any case.
Ask your Druggist as to the truth Of these re.
lRaFEs. Large sizes 10 cepts Try i and be
convinced, TrhSAw
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BALTIMORE, June c3.-Flour-Dull and low,
esr e. for best grades western superfine
IS 00a5 IS. Wheat-Western strong for spot
and. June; qniet for futures; No. 3 Pennsyl
Vania red 81 90 No. 3 western winter red
spot q lOal lGl5; June 81 l5al l6H; July
81 O9Nal OK; August 81 OGXa1 O6X Sep.
TENDER 81 083Sal OON. Corn-Western ouiet
and steady; western mixed, spot and June
i3I5a4SSsci July 43ssa43Xc; August 44Na
li3c; September 45Ta45H; steamer 42j<a
49Ac. 0ats-Dull; Pennsylvania SGa4Oc; west,
ern white at 35aS6c; do mixed 33a3I. Rye
9uleta 6SaGOc. Hay Steady; prime to c6uioa
pennsylvania $l2 OOala %. Frovisions@
Firm. Mess Pork-$lO 75 Dnlk Meats
Loose shoulders 4lSc; clear rib sides 5Xu
SIC packed 411a5J1c. Bacon-S Shoulders Sc
clear rib sides &c. Hams-llal2c. Lard
&c, BGtter-Dull; prime to choice west.
grn packed lOal2c. Eggs-Quiet at IGc.
Petro!eum-Dull; crude nominal refined
G}5aGsGc; Coilec-Firm; Rio cargocs liza
l4MC Whisky.--Dull at 81 O6Hal o..
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DRY Goods.

New YoRE, June %. = Staple cotton
and wooden goods moving in fair quantities
on account Of back orders, but the current
business Is still light, CottOns firmly held,
and Utica wide sheetings advanced. Medium
fancy prints in fair demand, but light prints
quiet Mems woolens less active but firm,
Kentucky jeans steadily held.
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ClNcrSNATI, June Northumberland
fair and prices higher at l93Gc. Flour-DulI,
weak and lower; family 81 O0a8 90. Wheat
bull and lower 10 sell; red 81 O5. Corn
Quiet but steady at 3sa30C. Oats-QWiet but
steady ut 32a3jc. RyG-Quiet ut coo. lar.
ley-QuiCt; new fall Soc. POrk-Dull; lob.
bling $40 IS. LArd-QuieG current make
30 Us bid. bulk Meats-lnactlVe; shoulders
held at s. IS; short rib II 50 bid; 81 02If
nai at s o. Baeun"quet but fI SEst Al n IA
5Ifa5Ac Whisky-Firm aud not ouOtabiy
higher at 81 OF. Butter-QuiGt and un.
changed. l.lnseed 0il-Steady at Csc.
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Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and you will
want to know
HOW TO GET WELL.
Which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters! See other column.
For sale by I4AuGHLN Bros 4 Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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OH CRY, June 23.-PETRoLEuM-Th mar,
ket opened excited and firm with 653Sc bid
advanced to 6SNc, declined to O7Xc, nd.
yHnCed TO 1lXc, declined and closed at 69Sic,
Shipments $500 barrels, averaging $1,000
barrels. Transactions $50. 900 barrels.
PITTsRURGH, June 23.-PETRoLEuN-Crud
active ind firm at 600 at Parker's for shin.
ment; refined 61<c for Philadelphia delivery,
LONDON. June %. - PETROLEUM Spirits
7a1Nd refined OEd.
ANTwERP. June 2S.-PErRoLEuM-l7Nd.
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New ORLEANS, June 23.-CofTee-Dull
Rio Cargoes ordinary to prime 1IaI5c. Su.
gar-Stcady, with fair demand; inferior 10
good common Cache common to good com.
mon G2SaUMc; yellow clarified 7a7Ac, Mo.
lasSes-In fair demand; fermcnting 24aSOc
common 25c; fair CSC. Rice-ln good demand
at fnll pricesi ordinary to choice 0a79lo.
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Chicago.

!onIcAeo, June 23.-Flour-Quietand week.
Whe9tccUnsettled, but generally lower and
closed arm; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 0SAal VI
S Ga 81 90 sSAs8Isc JULY ,alHaalatc August;
Active but lower at 3Gc cash; S6NaSBXc
July; S79SRS7JGc August; $50 septenber: ne
lected SIZE, 0ats-Dull and prices shade
lower $40 cash; 32IEc bid July ;SONo August,
Rye Steady and unchanged. barley Steady
and unchanged. PUrk-Actiye but lower ;
20 so cash; 50 S0a0 S2H July; 50 92Ha9 0S
August; $40 05 September. Lard-Actiye
but lower; 50 l9H cash July; 50 2Oa6 22I<
August ~ 27ISaG 80 September. Hulk
Meag-Dnll, weak and Lowell at s. Q0a4 81 Va
9 IA Wnisky-Stealy and unchanged al
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EAST LIBERTY, Juno a-CArFLE-Ruceipts
since and, Including Friday last have been
4,5sI head Of through and 'GO4 head for this
market, Total for the week ending this day
$3.50 head Of through and ,2GO head Of local,
against $3.50 head Of through and 6S7 head OF
local tho week before As will be seen the
cattle for this market are over double the sup
Ply Of the previous week. The incoming Of
the grass stock accounts for it. The supply
for to'day's sales were about IS loads Of good
to common, mostly the latter, of which 81
loads were sold. Tho highest price paid was
$780, 90 offered, $5l2 asked. The range
was, as nearly as possible, for common to fair
SGOa4 %: good 81 6oal so; trade slow.
HoGs-Receipts $685. head; total for week
ibf2C head against 1860 head the week DO.
!os re- Workers $s0OaS05 PhiladelphiaB $i0a
snaEp- Receipts 10000 head; total for
week 1900 head, against 15 200 head the week
before; selling slow at from s. IS to S 90 fol
common to extra; fully nc ofTrrom last week.
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July $50 asked S7Nc hid. oats--Dull; No.
2 August or September SOC,
Chtcago CnItln Mar al.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Ths Droves' Journal
Ao0s-Receipts q 900 head; shipments q, 500
head. Market duh and slow; light bacon
opened strong at s. SOa4 90, closed at s. so;
mixed packing Dc lower; choice heavy un.
changed ut s. 00a4 90. Considerable lot un.
sold.
CATTIE-Recciph 8, 600 head; shipments 100
head. Market active and shade higher for
shipping; two loads prime 2.ycar Olds s. 25 /;
me,liumto FUR steers 81 coal 70; lower grades
dull, slow and lower; Texans g l6aS 25; cows
:! OOa2 7Si bulls 81 6Oa2 so; sCalawagS sold
poorly.
sHEEv- Receipts 1000 head. Market nom.
innl,
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CINCINNATI HOG Mnrlrs,

CINCINNATI, June S.-HoGs-Demand fair
and market firm; common IS 0OaS Us; Iight
g 1oaS 05; packing s. sOa4 90; butchers
81 OOa4 10; few extra 81 IS. Receipts 1854
head shipments COS head,
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BALTIMORE Cn11ln ,rnrnat.

BALTIMORE, Juno 29-CATTLE-Niarket more
active and prices unchanged; quality couSId-
cred very best 6lSa51zc; first quality AKA
41Se; medium SIa4Nc; ordinary Sa3A &c; most
s g. o. t1<Ah%c. Receipts 4,Sl7 head sales
Hoas-Trade fairly active and favorable
prospects respect Quotations 4Na5kc. Receipts
sIEEr-R Receipts 9727 head. Quotations;
sheep, Sai1Sc; lambs 39la61Ic.
ny an agreement between the butchers and
dealers the beef market day will be changed
from Monday to Thursday, commencing on
IIn,ar:day the 10th, there being no market on