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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFICE,
CAIRO, H., June 81, 1879.
Time. Bar Their. Hum. Wind. Vel Weather.
49, 49, --A-- - r--->O
GAG am 9Ol3 IS 60 S. 10 Fair
HOO COLL SO So s. 16 Fair
2:0Opm 1910 SO SO w. 10 It. Rain
a'R I" a12 "a 30 S.W. II do
Maximum Temperature. $50 Minimum Tenn
perature Il Rainfall, O. 10 inch
W. II. RAY,
Serg't Signal Corps, U. 5. A.
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WE SELL GROCERIES cheaper than the
cheapest. PETTIs & BIRD.
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WHITLEY JET NECKLACES

the latest and "nobbiest" ornament out.
To be procured of Taber Brothers only.
1873 Commercial avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For SALE

Horse, harness and new side.bar top buggy.
Price 1880 Also secondhand spring wagon
LOUIS II. MYERS, Grocer.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PARASOLS
At Stuart's Reliable DRY Goods House:

Cotton Parasols, 10, 10, 90, 25.
Bingham Parasols, 80, 40, so, go and Is.
Silk Parasols reduced from $500 to S4.00
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BUGGY AND HARNESS
For sale, single set OF harness and q nearly new
side bar open buggy. Apply at the Bulletin Office.
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and others in proportion.
c. r. STUART, Eight street.
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customers.
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GRAND EXCURSION!
TO
CAPE GIRARDEAU
Tuesday, June oath, 1879.

On the elegant excursion steamer
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A woman and man she pald and wan.
And With sad eyss hollow from fasting;
Hia CLASSY aud Ina'red by the drunkalos reward,
That still abD0t him ara c:stipg
With the death eager look OF that terrible thirst
That bUrhe him d torn him down from the first
And they stand in their shame By the bright litcten
fame,
with despair in each shiverng motion.
Wha: q stoty read of mans ulainsss aud Iresd
And of woman e angelic devotion
OF the wonderful love of two i'll mated lives.
which STILL IN ite stor n tranpied enbeTs survives
Does her memory stretch from that POOR, b.oated
wretch
Ear back into days that golden,
Whom kis love, FIRST breathed seemed treasure be-
queathed
For which she beholdeus
Surrounds him still the illusion of yore
Through which women behold the men they adoref
Aye there as they stand she touches his hand
The hand of the and the scoffsr-
And ResD of old lights the Sad shrunken face
AS she turna to the food that we cfer.
And gives him the larger shaI e-wolhshly thruet
To his lips her hunger has broken q cruet.
Then rags bound their chill frames around
They pass The way OF the vsRrant
For wrett hes mean good b omes to be seen
Would be q Eranagression moat hagranti
Bat the woman bali turns. will wave OF the hard
And sad, thankful look that is simple ana grand.
And look through the panes. the brief day wanes
And the shadows of night are blending
A nd watch DER the snow, on the highwsy below.
The two figures slowly vending:
woman whose love can all wrstchednets span.
And the coarse shattered wreck of what once was q
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trsyed irregularity rather than fraud. Still
suspicion fingered about the name OF the
clever epeculator. Ugly rumors were spread
through Brussels, and they were made darker
by the discovery of NJ Nsyt, the Belgian Sec.
retary ct Legstion at Paris, that the numbers
of some coupons W hich he took out of the bank
were different from those of the securities
which he had placed in its keeping Bat
T'Kint Was bic for The moment to beat down
the evidence even of tha, fact by the power
which he bad gained in the bank. He bad
virtually displaced the uIauager. All the
clerks assumed that he was their master, and
the agents de change came to him for orders
rather than to the pOminal head Meanw bile,
Fol tanps permitted him to have an enormous
credit without getting auy authority from the
direcsors, aud thus, Of course, the bank was
pillsge6. TKint carried on another kind of
robbery by manipulating many OF the current
accouots
But ct last came the shadow of ruin in the
shape OF an approaching official exam nation,
and the mau had TO hy. He closed his great
fioancial career on the 7rh of March, 1876.
Skilfully nendacious to the end. he wrote q
letter to the Governor ON the eve of bis de.
fraud. and protesting that be was broken
hearted by the thought of his guilt, but adding
that he had gone to Paris 20 find the means
of restitution, and that he would return to
Brussels next day. Meanwhile ho had gone to
London with the intention of proceeding to
America. On the eve of his departure from
Liverpool he wrote to the manager another
letter, which is q model of penitent unetiop
would never forgive himself; he ives horrified
to think of the ingratitude with which he had
treated the manager, aad he was about to sail
for India, to work day and night in order to
find the means of making restitntion.
Thus did he attempt to throw bis pursuere
off the scent. He afterward explained that if
he had gone to America he would have become
q picture dealer. 1t would have taken him q
Considerable time to amass the GS00,0O0, the
som of his robberies, if he had resorted to the
copgenial tack of manufacturing Raphaels
N ham Tn = A
cans. Bot he did not get the opportunity of
reaching the United States for he was caught
at Queenstown, and, after spending some time
sent back to Brussels. The retribution is now
come. Fifteen years. solitary confinement is
q severe sentence, but il is not too hard.
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A BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," EPIDEMIC WORK
Last Sunday grand reunion of the mem b ,r-
of the Father Mathew Total Abstinence and
Benevolent ciety was beld at the hall of the
Society. 1t being tbs fret meeting of the
memheIe thereof since last AuEost, moch in
teresting busneoE ~as transsc ctad. The follow
log fact, were revealed At the meeting The
money which was 10 the treasury at the ipoi-
p,enoy of tue epidemic vac turned over to it's
President, theiRsv. Father WIN. Walsh, to be
used hs be deemed hest. The Rev. FAt5er
evinced nv his deposition of it truly Chris-
tian and philanthropio heart, for he used it in
the slieviation of the wants of every sufferer
with whom he was brought in contact, without
regard to race. color OF creed. When be con-
ceiSed the idea of establishing Camp Father
Mathew he had only $500 in his hands. and
since it's establIrhment he has dishursed in
charity TO the distressed S27 600. which he
received from tbs gsnerous public. Father
WsIsbs sef sacrificing eff 'r's nud upflsgging
assiduity during the dreadful soourge have
eudenrsd him to the cit'z ,ns of Memphis and
he viii be rem 10 bered by grateful public
Memphis avalanche
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to equip, clothe and arm himeelf at his
own expense and to keep his horse !;
though, while on service beyo the from
there of HE own country, he receives q
email amonnt Of pay, IA well as rations of
foOG and provenher.
Arm 'd ~ the teeth, even in times of
peace. aud having hnrtes of half -haEbaric
tignting men perpetuauy under ~ hAnner,
ready at any maiuent - obey its dospotic
m"naTch's behest, Raesia for t~o conturies
past has been pers'sfertiy extending its
buTder line in ati directions. Its success
fal { II .rts at eXuaJsinn have been directed
now alternately, uoT simultaneously, to
the southees. and to the southwest, 90 the
acquisition Of new territory at one moment
in Aeia, aud at another ia Europe lie
advance has at all times heen insIdious,
its maraudiog excursions being not merely
fni tbered, but surpaseed 10 audacity by
its lying diplomacy.
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INSURANCE.

At An election held on Monday, the 9th inst, th'
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors O
this Company to serve for the ensuing year:
John Henderson John r. HRBnI,
Thomas King Thomas Smith,
ThoG Gilmore. w. ] Cagten,
John 7. Gibbons, william Hart,
EmIIe Gauche, David Jacks
= J. Gasouet NJ E GAIvey,
George KcCioskey.
And at a meeting of the Board. hold May 18th
JOHN HENDERSON was elected PreSident JOHN
H. HANNA, vice-PreSident, and TEos. T. BRAGG
Secretary.
The Board declared out Of tho net profits Of the
Company for the past twelve months ten uo per cont
mt eres: on the paid up capital and Ave J per cent
dividend on premiums paid by stockholders" tmahlng
with the rebate, 20 per cent on premiumS' BALD
interest and dividend bo placed TO the credit Of the
stock notes-
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable In
caah at the flee Company and after uno 'th
THos. =. BRAGG, Secretary.
Kew Orleans June /. 1879 myIy 70 "
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Symptoms Of a DiseasedL Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appc-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are Costivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss of men,
ory, accompanied with Il painful SEN
sation Of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of 4 prickly senaa-
ton of the skim his spirits arc low;
and although he is satisfied that cXcr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it, In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgativc, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. MCLANE's LIVER
Pills.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEMING
BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {.
MCLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by Flcm-
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations of the name MCL0He,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
noIO75Iy
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a.rcin7 53;ar ard catha,i- @essaage',
THE TRAMPS.

NIw oFLEANs sUNDAY, JANUARY 5 1919
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
WILLIA& JOYCE,

NJ ILLlA" JVTCE,
1G9 ~ st Andrew Street las
Corner Constance St:c,t.
PRAYER BOOKS. BEADS. SEA PULARS, STAT UES
WAX CANDLES and DEVOTIONAL ARTICLES
in great variety and at extremely low prices.
EE Cravings and Photographs OF eminent ana we l.
known Bishops and PresB notably of Father BuI ke,
Arch bishop MoBalo. Father IavAle, and Of the late
Father pnfv, Redemptorst, and Father Doyle. OF st.
JoSeph's Father Murphy. C.sS r. Father Beocher and
other wel-known ecCl esinstios These pictures arc
az 10 in size and will be sold framed unframed, at
such low prices make it matter OF great import
ance to admirers OF theHe men 70 oH
Pictures OF Deceased Friends and hoiauTes copied
and enlarged. ,,.
etc. and Pictures suitable for Prosents, 81 Eays on
hand, hSio
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TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF THE osT AUDAcIoUs
BANK SwINDLER OF THE AGE-CULPABLE NEG.
LIGENCE OF THE DIRECToRs-FIFTERN YEARS
IN PRISON.
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TIE BELGIUM BANK THIEF.

Eugene Tkint.s Extraordinary Financial Opera.
items
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
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felt berri0te int i6rcm l1mfreiS. Die altcn
bemoolten 0t6ocr flapperten Sen liebelt,
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Eub Sclo.
Set elmer lanaen Geibe BON Sabrcn mar
bic Mitble bonn Batter auf Den Sobn in
Derielben Samiltc iortaeerbt. Der Nelter@
Qlelterpatcr mar emit BON fernbcr aus Dem
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benz Oerrn oeS @uteS in @rbpadt erlta1z
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bic Telber wiit 0ur6 i0lcdte Eflege, aber
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ger5rct6en GinfuB aus, uHo ldon Der
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@runoitiiG in gutem StanOe binteriai1en.
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gtadbQrr all ermerben. 0abei tpar tbnen
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fen wuBten, tpo Die gtatur idoH 10 piel 9ez
than.
Gin fuarner Sommertag, Elm Sonntagz
nd6mittag, breitete leil1eu trd;rlcrtlden
9tei; iiber Ber9 uno S6al. Selblt Die ult@
crn1iiolidcn 9(Goer briibell al Der WtllDle
feierten bic a%Igemeine Sabbatbltiue nit.
sic itanben re8un9sloS ullo lan9lanI
bur6 Die Niemen iiderno, lolte 1td MIR
bin uno DieOer eiu Gropfel1 Don lDret
moosbepa6icnen &dnbern unO fiel beuell
&langes alf ben glatte1 Wal1erlptegcl al
ibren Seiten nieoer. Die Wtitble itano,
I'M 10 lcbbQfter aber brauite DaS ulbennbz
tie 8ailer ben Nbbang biniiber, Der sur
Settle 6es Mibleutei6cs 10 eingeridtet
ipar, baB baS feu6te @lenlent bier eIllet
Nblan1 lamb, tpenn es lel1le 9rerSelt 3n
iiberflutben 6ro6te. IS l1Gumte lltiti9
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ilber benz naiien Glemcnte ~piegten. Ser
ita6elige S6leeborn neigte iciue 9rilten
@rme nit Den fed aufgert9teten tletnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
. ueber cine M ertuirbiqe0ot

-Iteber cine M tp ii igeNot6 is
taufe piro aus cincinnati beridtet:
8. gorn lit Borter I'M Burnett 6ouie."
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erfrantte Dor eint9er 3eit an 0ipbterie 10
idwer, OaB bic 9ler5te iie ~aufsaben. Der
Wanr lieB nun ben 8eihtnater Der 8rans
fen, 8ater @uiad, bolei, Der ibr bic Sterz
Be acramente perabrei6te. sic befanb Ii6
aber i'm ie6iten Monat Der S9waneerz
idaft un6 Die Nn9ebDrigen ber Srau ioz
tpobl ais aud gater quad berietben mits
chamber, oh es ni6t rotblam lei, 6as &ino,
gu taufen. 9a bas 2eben Der Wlutter bodI
ni9t mebr 5l retten mar, 10 enti9loGen III
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&aierl6nttt pOraunebmen. 9ln Der
auf Oieie Beiie gu Sage gef0rberten 9eibess
fruht wurbe oann bur1 ben @eiltli6en
bic Taufe boa5ogen unD = cine 2ipeibritz
telSs Seele ma fir bas 6lmmelreI6 aerets
tet. Die MHtter itarb Damn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-08
II,

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men, belt Der S0riter getreuIi6. Ut tam
oft, mttunter tGgli6. Sein 8erut t1Drte
ibn in @alb unD Selb unb Oftmals tpnBte
ct IS 10 einsuri9ten, DAB ct pen1gltens
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-26

SCRIBNER FOR oCTo BER.-The October ScriJner
opens with an important paper on Ups and Downs
in Leadville," by Ernest Ingersoll, with numerous
illustrations by Mrs. Mary Hallock Foote and ],
Harrison Mills.
Another seasonabe paper deals with Field
Sports in Minnesota" and is written by Charles A.
Zimmerman, a noted sportsman of st. Paul The
peculiarites of crane, duck and goose shooting on
the lake passes of that State over decoys and from
stubble, are told in lively narrative style adapted
to the transporting reader and supplemented by
many picturesque drawings.
An eXquisitely soft and beautiful engraving by
Mr.. Cole, of Fortuny's "Piping Shepherd" accom-
panies poem by Charles de Kay, suggested by
the original painting
-. Under the, title of "Edisons System of Fast
matte telegraph which was in operation for year
between New York and Washington, and of which
no full popular account has before been published
BY this system it will be remembered, itwas found
possible to transmit over single wire several
thousand words per minute, at a cost but little
greater than that before paid for single short
message.
The subject of the fifth paper in the Brazil SERIES
by Herbert Fl. Smith, is "Rio de Janeiro" the Illus
trations representing scenery of the city and
vicinity.
Miss Kate Fields sketch of W. S. Gilbert, in the
September number, is succeeded in this by SINH
lar account of Arthur Sullivan, interspersed with
anecdotes of the boy and the man. A portrait ac-
companies this paper
"A stanza by Philip o. Sullivan, entitled 1.-THE
New Year" is the subject of drawing by Miss
Maria r. Oakley, which richly engraved by Henry
The unilustrated material is abundant varied
and entertaining.
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~" For Sale.-Twenty-seve Acres of good
Land, on which are Five Dwelling Houses Soil
good; good neighborhood, on Winters Run, near
Whitaker's Mill Will be sold very low. Her
man Stump, Jr., Attorney for Owner, Bel Air.
my2
sz8g" White Oak Fencing Posts and Building
Timber, for sale at lowest prices. Best quality
Oak Wood, SO; Hickory "a per cord. j. b. Wy
song, Hickory P. o. APPLY
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On Tuesday, the 18th day of October, 1879, from
9 o'clock, A, NJ, to 6 O'Clock, P NJ.
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ThGLast Grand Tournament & Pic Mic
OF THE SEASON

A GRAND TOURNAMENT and DANCING
"A SOIREE will be held on the farm of Mr.. NJ.
Nelson Whiteford near Pylesville, Nd,
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Cd, 1879.
commencing at 12 o'clock, NJ
The Charge to the Knights will DO delivered by
nation Address by WILLIAM Y6 ING, Esq.
Four handsome prizes will be given to the sue
cessful knights, In addition to the honor of crown
ing the Queen or Love and Beauty and attendant
Maids of Honor. viz: To the first, a first-cass
winter LAP sPREAD for buggy third, II good
RIDING Birdie; fourth, strap of 30 SLEIGH
The West Bangor Cornct Band will he in otten-
dance at the Tournament, and Catos String Band
will furnish music for the dance.
A CHALLENGE has been given and accepted
from three knights of Hartford county, Md. by
three from York county, Pa, for the CHAMPION
SHIP of the two counties, for which the successful
ride To take place Immediately after the browning
the Queen and Maids of Honor.
ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY will be
Chief Marshal HOWARD BATEMAN. Assist
ants-CHARLES DOWNS and JAMES WILSON.
WHITEFoRD and FoULK JONES. Time keep
ers-SAMUEL WILSON and HUGH G. Rob-
ERTS. lIeralds-ED. WILSON and OLLIE BAY.
A cordial invitation is extended to the knights
All knights must be dressed in full regalia.
The knights entrance fee, 81, Dinner included.
All knights intending to participate are request
to send their names and titles to the Secretary, D.
~ Bay, Pylesville, Md, on or before the 9th day
of September, 1879
cordial invitation is extended to the public
and especially to the ladies, to grace the occasion
with their presence.
ADMISSION TO THE TOURNAMENT % cts,
Children under II years old IL cents.
If the weather should prove unfavorable, the
tournament will take place on the next fair day
There positively will be no intoxicating liquors on
the ground.
The knights who are getting up the tournament
will spare neither time or expense to make this
the grandest tournament of the season.
ID. A. BAY,
sepl9 Secretary.
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.y"Try Saunders big Fries and stews. Sc
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE undersigned Examiners appointed by the
locate public road in the Sd District, commencing
at point on the public road leading from Schuck 8
Corner to Thomas Run, directly opposite N. w. S.
Hays gate and passing the bed of the private
road as at present used leading from said point to
the Churchvlle and priesthood road, to the gate of
Jacob q. Liyezey, and then passing through or near
the lands of saidJ. q. Livezey, Jacob Lvezey, Jr.
Robert 5. Liyezoy, Stevenson Archer, Alexander
f.. Hays, and Samuel Smith, until it intcrsects the
said Churchville and priesthood road at or near a
tenant house belonging to said Smith, which was
formerly school house; hereby give notice that
they will meet on the ground, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3Oth, 1879.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose above designated.
WILLIAM OLDFIELD,
HENRY RICHARDSON,
JAMES w. MCNABB,
sepl9-Gt Examiners.
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On Tuesday, the 18th day of October, 1879, from
O'Clock, A. NJ, to 6 O'clock p. NJ.
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sz3y1 In order to bring the Croft Scedcr and Gull
tivator before the farmers of Hartford, will sell
one or two districts the county. Geo. l.. Scott,
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HOPEWELL Y ROADS.

On Monday, the 9th day of October, 1879, from 0
o'clock, A. NJ, to q O'Clock, P, NJ, and at
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

MONDAY, September 22d, 1879.
BEEF CATTLE.-All dealers report the market as
slower than for, long time, some think it the
dullest for months. The quality of the offerings
was not good as last week. for though there were
as good tops among the receipts they were not put
on the market to the extent they were last week
Prices generally were, 6@4 lower and in some
cases 81 the better grades suffering least the tops
showing decline of u and others as above. We
quote as follows:
Very best on sale this week. 4 Is 65 12K
That generally rated first quality. 12K644 37X
Medium or good fair quality.;.,.,. 2T5 @3 IS
Ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 2 12Hd2 80
Extreme range of prices. 2 12hG5 IN
Most of the sales were from 90 GA 90
Mich Cows.-Trade shows no Improvement,
nor do prices. We quote ut $18g$40 as to quality.
SwINE.-The supply is quite full this week,
some $500 in excess of last week. The demand is
reported good In all the yards and the prices of
last week are well maintained. Quotations 5(95x
cents.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The quality. this week is
rather Indifferent, good sheep being scarce and
the demand for them isgood. Common sheep are
dun and hard to sell at any price,. Lambs are in
fair demand for those of good quality; only stock
sheep are generally quite slow. We quote sheep
at 3g44 cents for butchers lambs 3d4k cents
stock sheep 81 .5Oa2.75, as to quality.