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the recent amendments to the Constitution.
General Hancock declares them to be iuvio-
liable. The South says Amen. So let it be.
Let Us make this compact by eecting
Hancock, and 20 put an end to all further
controversy about the Fundamental questions
settled by the war Of secession. Let the de-
cree be written in Hancock's own word:
"When rebellion was crushed the hercsy Of
secession in every form went down forever.
II j. thing Of the dead past Neither
party proposes any essential modification of
the existing laws which have any relation to
our existing prosperity. In the manuiac.
turing states both parties sustain proteci-
i've tariff Louisiana has her sugar interests,
Vermont and California their wool, Geor-
uia and South Carolina their rice, Pennsyl-
yania her iron and coal, aud indeed ali the
$ a'es have industries which thrive with the
help Of a protective tariff. Economical
qu, slions are not among the issues of this
canvass. Republicans and Democrats and
GrconbacRers to the extent of $3.50 600, 900
in government paper now issued-no doubt
| Mr. Weaver would issue more, but il is not
prob bic that any administration wuLd is
sur less. Millions Of silver not used as cur
rency, are accumulaling in the Treasury.
No admin .tration will stop this coinage.
| Both parties are divided in opinion as to the
best course OF policy to pursue towards the
national banks, yet neither will disturb the
| present system. Mr.. Bayar!, the Chairman
| pi the F'rence Committee OF the Senate, Is
a ard.moueyed man. Nr. Kelly, OF PhlIa-
! dclphia, !. Rtpublc'n-'treenoack mem
| hrr ~ the Committee OF W ays aud Means OF
| he House 81 Representatives. Cameron and
! wallace, the Senators from Pennsylvania,
| cone Democrat aud the other kepuOIl'
cam, differ about most poliic" questions,
but they always unite in voting for pro-
tecliyr tariff. Mr. Randall, the Speaker ot
the rretcnt Democratic House, Is Tor tarIH'
OF the three principal Republican journals
ni this city two dissaPpTuvr the existing tar
1T and adhore'es to traditional support OF
the protective policy. We may, therefore,
| safely assume that, aS orr rr0SperIy Is not
the "h,Pr ng of either party, the succe OF
one or The other Candidates Tor the Fre@ldcn'
cy will have no iiluence on the causes mat
must augment our resources while we nap
PLY enjoy abundant harTe'ts, sell our pro
duets at home and abroad and save part ol
our income. All we need in the Executive
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Facts cannot be denied, There is abund-
ant evidence Of prosperity On every hand in
thi, goodly land of ours 1t appears TO be
here to stay, hut has not come from any
causes assigned by radical orators and the
press of that party. No sectional party is
competent to legisiate for the wants Of the
people Of the whole county. \ sectional
party like the Republican party is too full
of sectional hate and hde-bound in section
al animositics to provide measures Of relief
or inaugurate prosperous times for all por-
tions of our country. 1t is simply beyond
the power of such party to secure the pros
perity to the Industries of great people.
The legitimate sphere Of the sectional Re-
publican partyis in the realm of dScoId,
hate and malice, and where evil passsons and
Il spirit of detestations are jointly sought 10
be engcndered and exhibited toward a pOr-
tou ur our common country. With such u
party in power the material business inter
eso of the people are overlooked and neglect
| ed. During the twenty years of radical rule
no great measure for the relief OF the de-
pressed industries of the people has been
nrn,,o,.l b,, tot b.ta1I t,o,io, TLair
=! '""' '''''u' 'u'''o"' "'
Leaders III Congress nave been too much and
too deeply absorbed in DtGolyer pave,
| ment rascalilies. Credit NIohilier frauds and
other siriIsr in,r,si,i,,,s r,on tho ,,oo,,lo
T,'" '"e P'oP'''
'hS' parry c"hlr""ed "'lh Houses "i Con-
-re.s ard the legislation at Washington.
| still, in -gite of all these serious drawbacks
| and hiuJran, IN IL lv tho Ram lioap ,,or-
-,..: w.,
| w. ""Nt'''N 's mere " H"' mas 'huucedl's
| presence We answer, Democratic ascend
aucy in Concrc.s, Nothing else. -Four wears
ogo ,bo Do,,ocra,ic Marty co,ro 4, ,,o.sos-
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\ Word 10 Mothers

Mothers should remember that a most in,-
portaut duty at this season is to look after
the health Of htir tlmilies and cleanse the
malaria and impurities from their systems.
There is nothing that will tone up The stlm-
ach and liver, regulate tie bowels, and pu.
ri(y the blood so perfectly as Parker's Gin
ger Tonic, advertised in our columns. The
wonderful cures OF long standing cases of
rheumatism, neuralgia, and malarlal disor-
ders is the reason why his pure and excel
lent family medicine is so generally es-
tprmtl - Past
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Profit, $1,000.

To sum it up, six long years Of bedriddCn
sickness costing 5000 per year, total II 200
all OF this expense was stopped by three
bottles OF Hop Bitters taken Ivy my wife.
She has done her own housework for a year
since without the lo,s of a day, and | want
everybody to know it toi their Denetit.-N
Z. Farmer.
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PENSIONS.

EVERY SOLDIER disabled IN line Of duty by
wound, disease, or injury, Is entitled 10 pension.
than entitled 10. Thousands Of Hers entitled 10
tension and Bounty, REJECTED CASES ra-opened.
ABANDONED GASES finished Copies OF lost dis
charges obtained. Claims OF every description pros.
CcutlI 10 PATsSIs PROOuEGD.
AJdrsss with stamp
d. =. hkRllN a 90, AttaTpeys
spa. "a. fsl6in NNo0 ioS IA AASiEigtoA,D d. T.
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Local ana constitutional treatment for all ca
tarrhAi atit tutlUuS Dr Josiah Briggs taldr h >pt-
cf are offered TO tuusc aicted with enron
tc Lucrative dry catarrh, cold In the head, hay
IeyeT relaxed palate, sore throat, hOarscu IS. loss
Of voice. and all affections Of the nasal caNlt5 anu
throat with guarant that they are cheaper, bet
Ter more encaCiOuS curing quicker, with IN re Ger
tainty aud more agreeable 70 use than any remedy
vet discovered. Two bottles In one box, one OF
Which reduced with water makes ca ounces for use.
Price 81 90 per package, furnished 10 responsible
parties on conditions no cure no pay Dealers
are authorized 70 refund the money II pur-
chasers are not satisfied The specifics are u,
tiopa us well as local. stO viii be paid II they fail
TO cure when used as directed 500 Tor their equal
as a cure. $500 II anything pOsOnOuso or dclettIluua
ts found in their composition 900 (will re PAID
il In any respect Or, Briggs Catarrh SPECIFICS are
found different from representation, Here Is an o.
poTtunity for those discouraged by repeated lall-
ures 10 try again on guaranteed cure. Ana the
tImid v no fear deception may venture 10 Try these
specifics without feeling that they are 70 be mum
bugged. there Is no risk tOrun, Warranted chet
est best and most agreeable II not found hhtlsflc-
tory demand your money and it win .be returned,
Sold by &. A. Klein, Boomsburg' ia
0'N - DIR. j. BRIGGS q co.
Aprll 2s. s0-ly Newark. New Jersey.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
pistor-To be supplied
sunday Services-l0t. a. III and p. IN.
sunday SCHOOL, a. M
PRAYER Meeting Every Wednesday evening at
,tluok.
seats free The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
vln,ster-Rev o. y. $. Marclay.
sunday Services-l0h a. m. and Up. m.
sunday SchOol-9a. IN.
rrayef Meetlng-Every Wednesday evening at
seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Npister-Rev stuart Mitchell
sunday ServiceS-lnL a. III. and p. IN.
%rrayef % MeelIng-Evcry Wednesday evening at :
seats free. No pews rented. strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
presidinp Elder-Rev. W. Evans.
Nnlstcr-Rev. E. II. Iocum.
sunday Servlces-l0h and p. m.
riblr Class-hverv Monday evening at I o'clock.
Young Mems Prayer Meetng-Every Tuesday
G%ncrai Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
rIsor-O. II. Strunck.
Hrsldrnce-C Corner dth and Catharne slreets.
sunday Servlces.lO% a. m. and p' m
sunday school, Il. IN.
lrtycr McCting-Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAuL's CHURCH.
Vpctor-Rev L. Zahner.
sunday SerViCeS-iO% a. IN, p. IN.
sunday School, a. IN.
First sunday in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory TO Communion on trluay
.yrniug before the st sunday In each MONTH
prws rented; but everybody welcome.
EvANGELcAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser
Nlulster-Rev George Hunter. ,
sunday ScrviCe-2 p. m, In the Iron street Chul'h
prlyer Meeting-Eyery sabbath at p, m
All are invited. All are welcome.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Yearly advertisements pay a1le quarterly liNi
slcut ADVERT must be- paid tol OclplHHatIleu
except where parties have accounts.
Legal galadyCrtiscmentstw two donarspei inchforlnte,
Insertions and at that rate for additional lhscfuoL'
without reference 10 length.
Executors, Administrators and AUDITORS notices
three dollars Must be paid FOR when inserted.
Transient or Local notices. twenty cents line
regular radycrtlsCmCntsh hall rates.
Cards In the "Business Directory column, one
dollar per NeartOr each line.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
lob PRINTING-
Columbia County Official Directory.

president Judgc-Willlam ElwCll.
,synriltc Judges-l. X. KriCkbaum, T.. l.. Shuman
nr1thunOtary, &C.-Wilam KriCkl aum,
r,1rt StpnugraphCr-S. n. Walker
l,.tlster q RccOrler-Wllllamsun II. Jacoby.
ni3trlct AttOrney-IObcrt X. Little.
snnrin-r. H. Ent.
.,ry,,, ,or-Stmugl NeYhlrl
rransurcr-TI A. Swcppcnhciscr.
Commissioners Stephen POhc, Charles Rchart.
A. H. Herring.
"'I'nini ,slonerS' Clcrk-,1. II. Casey.
,lIitors-S. II. Smith, W. Manning, G. b. See
snultk , ,,,, ,-,,, 49,
'|,untv Superintendcnt-Wllliam II. Snyder,
rnnln Poor DstriCt-DreCtors- j. Abe rtsOn,
greenwood; Rcecc Fairman, Scott; Caleb Barton,
uuOmsburg.
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ElRE INSURANCE.
CHRISTIAN y. KNAPP, BLOOMSBURY. PA.

BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GERM AN FlREINsURANCE COMPANY,
NATIoNAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY,
these OLD CORPORATIONS are well seasohed Dy age
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet had loss sel-
Red by any court OF law Their assets are all Invest
ed In SOLID sECURlTIEsand are liable 70 the hazard
OF FIRE only. - ,,..-. -. a,
LOSSES PROMPTLY and HONESTLY adjusted ana paid
as soon as determined by CHRISTIAN y. kkAPp sfEC-
Al A0gkT AND ApJysfsH BLOOAskuRd, Pa
The peOple OF Columbia county should pstrohlle
the agency where losses n auy are settled and paid
by nho OF their own cluRens, - ........
FliOAPTNRSs, EQUITY FAIR DEALING
EUy ID. ~
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Counc-G. A. HERRING.
clerk. X. GrOt1.
thicf OF Police-R. Harris.
President OF Gas COmpany-S Knorr.
Spcretary-C. W. Miller.
Bolmsburg Banking Company-John A. Funston,
PRESIDENT, II. IL. Grotz, Cashier John Peacock Tel
Ter.
First National Bank-Charles X. Paxton, President
1 p rnstIn, cashier.
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Try DIR. Briggs tniurrb specifics.
BUNION BALSAM.

Bunions, CorHsAnd O'hcra lmcnts OF the feet cause
much suffering among al nations by whom shoes
are worn There is more tnau 100000 worth uf OuotS
and shoes destroyed annually III the United states
On the rest OF the world more than sOlOOv) by cut
ling while NJ ", or nearly so, 10 make uom Tor pain
mi 6upiOns cOrns grow ing mai D. sore inst-pS etc.
Resides this great sacrifice, there Is paid III New
York TO chirOpOdsts about $4,000 annually; In New
England states about S!5.UuO IN the western ana
southern about $50 uOO and In the rest Of the world
about S2OO UOD besides this there is tO0iOJ spent an
nually for CaustiCs ard other worthless compounds
for the cure Of BuniOns, Corns Sore lusteps lehdr
Feet etc TO avoid these great losses ana eXpendl
lures use Dr. Josiah Briggs BuDlOn BalSam and
sure Corn cure which Is the only preparation
known that gives immediate relief ana raalcally
cures hard, soft and liberated Bunlohs hnTd s2ll
large and small, insteps bisered heels te der
feet ingrOwing nails, ctc without causing or lthV
ing any pain or soreness, Warranted saie ana SURE
Sold by c A. Klein, Bloomsbury, Pa.
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} F. HARTMAN
Farm for Sale !

Tle ndrslgned offers at private sale FAkM OF
slATf-THkEE ACRES, w'th FRAME HOUSE, barn
and other ont>buldngs thereon, situate In Fishing
creek township Ia good state OF cultivation, LUt ted
tear As0ury, Can be purchased ON reasonable terms.
hhe Orchard on the property, ana nePer.falilns
Sprlhg Of Water near the house For particulars ad-
NibSs JOHN j. STILES,
aug, Is, s0-Sms Forks, Columbia county, Ia.
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CATARRII is the most universal and distressing
disease Of the present day and the scores OF Won
lrrful remedies offered for The cure u this disgust
ing disease, which are worse than worthless, mas
discouraged the millions who Suticr ana nave irl
I'm vail for relief and until their cOurage Is gone
and the victim still suffers In doubt Here we are
with Dr. Josiah Briggs Catarrh Spcclilc- Nos ana
2 and how Shall we proceed 10 convince that we
have the best and cheapest remedies known. lst wt
Will furnish them to responsible parties on condl-
ease they viii not cure. 3rd-Mi pay slOO for their
equal as cure 4th-Will pay $50 II any thlhg pol
Snnous or dceterOu~ Is found In their compositions
5th-Will pay $1,000 II In any particular Or. josiah
Briggs Cgtarrh Speeches are found dHtrtnt rom
representation. Warranted 10 Instantly relieve ana
radically cure Acute, Chronic IlctratNe or Dry "a
tarrh COld In the Head, and all anCctlous OF thc
cavities OF the head and throat. TWO bottles IN one
box. Greatest success Of the age. SOlu Dy e. A.
klelm. BlOOmsbnrg. Pa.
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n L w Ell II NJ,
WHITE & CONNER,
Iy URANGEVlLLE, PA.

nDJTNI Morphine Habit cured IN 10 o 20
vi Y vi days No pay TIL cured. Dr j. STE
PHENs, Lebanon, u. wGCO april :. sO-ly
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Read and Reflect.

TRY DIR. Brigg-' Unparalleled Pile Remedy
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIV, NO I3
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, vol. XIV, NO. "a
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S| 600 REV ARD

Try Dr. Briggs Buuion Bnlsah.
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Price 90 soldby all Druggists.
April l6 SOY.
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|REGULATOR.I

sist digestion after eating 10y taking
SININONS' LIVER REGULATOR
Original aud Crnunc
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
j. ~. IEILIN N CO.,
mn t,tNT taE I a
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many life had once offered and he was
going home
And what was the hope, ii l may make
so bold as to ask Perhaps he knew his
mother had never believed the evil, and was
waiting for him p
Maybe but he did not speak of her, per-
haps because he was so sure Of her. He
told me that the last night before he lelt
England-you know p The farmer
nodded. That he had an interview with
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/ SIMMONS

among the hundreds 10 whom We can refer. En-
tract of Il letter from Alexander H. stephens, dated
tiUn requires II, Dr. simmons Liver Regulator, with
good cfcrt. II IS mild and suits me better than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-23

The county, it will be observed, has in.
creased a fraction over 20 per cent. The
heaviest increase ia in Pease township
76I per cent, Next comes Pultney, with
GO per cent. A few Of the rural townships
exhibit surprising increase OF population,
as, for instance, Washington. We believe,
however, a considerable part OF this can
be accounted for because OF the fact that
the enumeration was more thoroughly Ia
ken this year than ten years ago, and that
there is not in every instance the increase
OF population that would appear from the
above figures.
Pease is destined to be the great town
ship OF this county. II any: one doubts
this proposition, let him study the above
figures, and then consider the impetus she
will receive from the coal and iron indus
tries which the Tuscarawas Valley railway
will cause to be opened within her bord.
ers within few years, and the further
and very important facts that good, sub
stantial wagon roads lead into her from
the wealthiest part OF the county, and
that surrounding her towns is an agricul-
tural country OF unsurpassed fertility.
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The New Appor.ionment.

Albany Journal.
The most careful estimates OF the new
census make the Southern States lose thir'
teen Congressman and gain three-two in
Texas and one in Missouri. The North
ern States will probably lose eight mem
bcrs and gain eighteeu-the gains go
to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, and California. Thus
the North will gain ten at the expense Of
the South. This will be almost identical
with the Republican gain. Eleven Demo-
cratic States will probably lose thirteen
representatives, and two Democratic States
gain three representatives. net loss OF
ten. Three doubtful States will probably
lose four Representatives, and four Re-
publican States will lose FIVE Represents
lives. On the other hand, seven Repuh'
lican States will gain eighteen Represen'
tatives.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
CRYING with the excruciating pain Of cut
ting teeth? If SO, go at once and get q
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M.
mediately-depend upon it; there Is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used 1t who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and heAith to tho child. operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use IN
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and 10
the prescription OF one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses 10 the
United States. Full directions Tor using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside.wrapper. Sold by all Medi'
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware OF limitations. MwaF
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THE OLD CANOE.


THE following beautiful poem was published sOmI
years ago 10 an Obscure ArkansaS paper. The namI
Of the author is unknown yet the production would
do credit to any pOet.l
Where the rocks arc gray and the shore d steep,
And the waters below look dark aud deep
Where the rugged pine 10 Its lonely pride,
Leans glo0milT over the muIky tide
Who're the reeds aud ru,hea are long and rlnk,
And the weeds grow thick on the winding hank;
Where the shadow Is heavy the whole day though,
| here lies al Its LaoOringS the old canoe.
The useless paddles are idly dropped,
Like sea.bird's wings that the storm has Topped,
And crossed on the Tailing one O'Gr one
Like the folded hands VIII the work Is done
While busily h'ck and forth between
The spider stTetG HIS bis Iilyery screen,
And the solemn owl, with his dull "tOo hoo"
Settles down on tue side Of the old canoe.
The stern, half sunk In the Shiny wave
ROts slowly away in Its living grNVe,
And the green moss cFOeps DER this dull decay
Hiding It's Wondering dust away,
Like the hand that pautS DER the tomb flower,
Or Ivy that nantes the falling tower
While many blossom Of lovlleat hue
Spring up Ger the stern Of the old canoe.
The currentless wateB are dead and still,
But the light wind plays with the boat NJ will,
And lAElly In and out again
II anats the length Of ths rusty chain
Like the weary narch Of the hands Of time,
That meet aud part At the nOOntIde chine;
And the shore Is kissed at each turn anew
By the dripping bow fthe old canOe.
Oh many time with a careless hand,
have pIshed itAWAy from the pebbly strand,
And padded Il down where the stream runs quick,
Where the whlrls are wild aud the eddies thick,
And laughed as leaned DER the rocking side,
And looked below In the broken tide
To see that the faces and boat were two
That were mirr0Ted back from the old canoe.
And look below iE the sluggish tide,
The face that see there Is Rraver Crowd,
And the laugh that hear has SObsrNr tone,
Aud the hands that lent to the light sklG wings
Have grown familiar with SteFner things,
Bat love 10 think Of the hsurs that sped
As rocked where the whlrls their white spray shed,
Ere tho blossoms waved or the green graS grew
Der the mouliering stei Of the old canoe.
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ELEGANT HAIR is woman's GROWING
beauty. When it fades she fades as well.
While it is kept bright, her personal at
fractions are still maintained. BY pre-
serving the hair flesh and vigorous Z
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who grieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early
should know that Ayers Hair Vlgor pre-
vents 1t, and restores gray or faded hair e
its natural color. Its clear and health
ful preparation, containing neither oil
dye, nor anything deleterious, and i'm
parts TO the scalp what is most needle"
"a sense OF pleasant and delightful free
dom from scurf or dandruG.-Nea0 BERN
nv ~ 1iHlgN
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July, S91Ec; August 40c; rejected, 500: dam
aged 34Ifc Oats dull No. 2september Is Nc
CHICAGO, July 22.-The Droyes Journa
aoos-Reeeip.s 1900 head: shipments
$500 head. Market SC higher, and good nc
tive movement; all sold. Common and choict
mixed packing 81 25a4 90; choice heavy 81 u
al 80; light 81 4Oa46O.
CArrLE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head. Desirable grades steady; rough
shipping 81 0Oa4 IS; corn fed West s. lOa4 40;
native butchers, firm; bulls q 00a2 SO; COWS
Sc 35aS SO: steers s. coal 90; Gamers strong
and &c higher; grass Texans s. 6Oa2 80; Steers,
common TO choice, So 90a3 40.
SHEEP Receipts 900 head: shipments 900
head. All sold: quiet at s. 60a4 %. for fair
common tog6od.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat, western lower and quiet;
No. 2 western winter red spot and July
81 0s4al 90: August 81 0S1Sal 0SI<: septem-
Der 81 OS9Eal 0s11; October 81 09al O9h. Corn,
western lower aud quiet; Southern white
5OHc; do yellow CSC; western mixed, spot
and July 4Sa4Shc; August 4S9la4S 40; steam
er 46xc. Oats steady, but without transac-
tlons. Rye nominal at 70a76c. Hay unchang.
ed. Provisions Arm, but without quotable
change. Butter Arm; prime TO choice west
ern packed l2al7c. Eggs steady at l0allc
Petroleum dull and without change. Coffee
dull; Rio carHoes, ordinary TO prime 12Na
l6Kc. Sugar firm; A soft lOhc. Whisky
dull at 81 1la1 Il.
EAST LIBERTY. July 22.-oArrIE-Receipts
8, 2Sl head, all through stock, Market closed
slow at Wednesdays prices.
Hoos-Receipts 200 head. Philadelphias
81 05a4 95: Workers 81 60a4 20.
snxEp Receipts 1900 head. Market closed
fair at Wednesdays prices
New ORLEANS, July o. Cotton quiet; mid
ding ll5Sc; low do lONc; good to ordinary
9xc. Net receipts $50 bales gross ,0S2 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 67,70S bales.
PIrTsBuRoH, July 29.-PErRoLEuM-Quiet;
crude 81 14X at Parker's for shipment; re-
on for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, July 22.-PErEoLkuM-Re6nt d |
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LIVERPOOL, July .-PErROlEuM-R Refined