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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
A NERVOUS
Who Requested the Policeman
20 Rims His Night Bell Every
Half Hour.

Some people have a rather vague
idea Of the duties of a policeman. 1t
is noticeable that people who own the
most property and pay most taxes are
least solicitous about the presence Of
the policeman. Not day passes but
some unreasonable request is made OF
the chief to have the police perform
some service entirely with
their duties as police guardians, and
only in ~furtherance of private interest.
A man who keeps a drug store has
been haunted by a nightmare for the
past six months, that somebody in
tended to rob him. His pill boxes
and asafetida pellets were counted
over carefully every night, and re-
counted again the next morning with
touching solicitude, lest some robber
bold had Toasted upon one or more of.
them the night before. The druggist
slept over the store, and his nightly
visions began to tell on his mind. He
must have assurance Of some sort that
his pill factory was being duly watch
ed. He accordingly called on the
chief and requested that the patrol
man on duty ring his bell every half
hour. The order was given, and the
bell jingled away during every half
hour Of the first night, to the great
satisfaction ofthe medicine man, who
was willing to sacrifice sleep to a sense
of security. This state of things went
on night after night, and the druggist
began to grow haggard. He had no
assistant and couldn't sleepin the day
time, and the bell kept him awake all
night. 1t was fun to the policeman
however, and he kept at it with clock
like regularity. Night before last. at
ten o'clock, just as the man Of pills
had settled himself to rest, there came
a fearful pull at the wire, and in an
other half hour, as he was on the
point of sinking to sleep, there came
another terrific jingle. Springing to
the window, he threw it open, and
said, in as mild a tone as he could
command, "Mr. Policeman"
well sir" answered the bobby.
Il guess you needn't ring that bell
any more"
I've got my orders, and | can't
stop until they're countermanded,
replied the officer, and without more
ado he walked on.
In another half hour the bell was
pulled violently as before, and the
frenzied druggist rushing down stairs,
caught the policeman by the collar
and threatened the dire vengeance Of
dismissal if he rang that bell again.
Now look here, mister said the
officer. 'Ifyou don't behave yourself
and act decent, III take you down to
the station and lock you up. I've got
my orders to ring that bell and I'm
going to do it, you can just put that in
your mortar and pound it."
The druggist went back into the
store, but not to rest. He sat by the
door and listened to the ringing of
that bell every half hour, until he
thought he would go crazy. By break
Of day he had found the chief and
begged him to countermand the order,
which was done, and once more the
man of pills takes his accustomed rest,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

Williams's book store, 279 Main.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
No. So east Court street. l44f
Judge H. w. johnson, a prominent
lawyer of New Yerk, is at the Pea.
body.
Colonel j. NJ. Crews, a well known
planter and formerly a representative
Of Shelby county in the legislature,
left last night on a business trip to
Montgomery, Alabama, where he will
remain some time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

states, the lower Missouri and the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys.
Several of our local banks having
declared cash dividends to their stock.
holders within the past few days, the
insurance companies, moved by the
good example, have started in for the
same kind Of divisions. The Peoples
opened the ball yesterday, making
every individual stakeholder smile
happily, and others are preparing to
fnllnw suit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
ROOMS n BOARD.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.


Mozart society meets tonight.
Yarmouth corn. Lyle & Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Extra mess mackerel, in kits and 5
pound cans, at Lyle & Shields.
Japanned chamber sets, less than
Wholesale prices, at Q. N. Erich's.
The indications point to colder
weather, with northerly winds, to-
night.
The Twelfth Night eyellers, in Mo
bile and New Orleans, have their an
nual celebration this evening.
The "Heartso Of Oak" including the
baby, the cat, ard Genevieve Rogers,
are showing at Louisville just now.
We are now in the very midst ofthe
gay season, and it has seven weeks to
run before the p%eBetential time
sets in.
The new postmaster at Pine Bluff,
Hon. A. A. G. Rogers, resided near
ellis station, three miles east of this
city, several years ago.
The temperature here this morning
at six o'clock was thirty degrees, with
a light southeast wind. The range
yesterday was t~wenty-nine to thirty
six degrees.
The repertoire of the Strakosch-
Hess opera troupe, for their engage
ment in this city next week, will be
William Tel" "Mefstofele, Car
men, aida"
Very few people are eating eggs at
present, owing to the steep prices
they hold up to. Dealers find it slow
work to sell at the ruling figures Of %
to 30 cents per dozen.
The ice in the river has nearly quit.
The low stage Of the water above here,
as well as in the tributary rivers south
Of US, is at present worrying those
who navigate steamers.
After a severe sick spell, Ada Cav.
dish, the actress, left Nashville for
New York evening before last. She
was under care of Mr.. T. B. Nc.
Donough, her manager.
zelda Seguin- Wallace, the coutralto
who recently severed her connection
with the Emma Abbott opera troupe,
will be here again next week with the
Strakosch- Hess Company.
Miss Carrie j. Weller and Mr. John
c. Henderson were united in wedlock
last evening by the Rev. Eugene
Daniels, at the residence Of Mr.. jacob
Weller, on lower Main street.
To-day one school visitor from
each ward will be chosen by the
people. Those who secure it get nc
pay. The Hon. John Walsh Is run.
ming for recollection in the First ward.
Never mind the weather if the
wind don't blow" Get a ticketin The
Louisiana lottery, and ifluck brings a
prize you won't care for either wind OIL
weather. Call at the usual place for a
ticket.
a pleasant spectacular display, with
the usual procession and entertain.
ment aiterward, is said to be in pre-
paratiOn by the Mystic Memphi, anC
will exeibit to the public on Tuesday
evening, March the first.
Light pellets Of snow fell befor,
daylight this morning, and the frozer
earth hereabOuts Yves speckled oYei
with the feecy during the forenoon
There was not enough Of it for snow.
balling irOlicers to sport with.
The signal service weather report
this morning says the mercury wal
forty-6ve degrees below zero north o.
Fort Benton, and twelve degrees be.
low in Manitoba. Areas Of rain and
snow are announced for the west gull
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
The MisEouri LenIslntnre.

ST.. LOUIS, January GA Republi-
cans Jefferson City special says 1.-THE
democratic caucus, last night, elected
]. P. Bashaw for speaker Of the house,
j. l., Richardson speaker pro TEN, and
j. II. Hawley, chief clerk, The presi-
dent pro tenn of the senate will be T.
j. o, Morrison and Secretary +. G..
Nesbet, The republicans also held a
caucus and nominated officers for the
house, but of course they have no idea
Of electing them. They have also
effected a permanent organization of
republican members Of the house.
with J. G McGinnis, of st. Lo1is, as
president.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
AMUsEMRNTS.

Professor Jones will exhibit to-
night, 9th inst, at Linden street
Christian church, a great variety Of
scriptural and other panoramic views.
Come with your families and enjoy an
hour Of profit and pleasure.
VAUDEVILLE PLAYERS NEXT WEEK.
On next Tuesday, at the Green
law opera house, a vaudeville exhibit
ton, under the management Of Gill
more & Benton, will open. The en-,
tertainment includes a long list Of
the best speciality artists in the va
riety line, and they will afford a fund
of novelty and amusement not often
witnessed here. The troupe is a large
one and will be here for several days,
ON TRE TRAIL.
At tho Zoo Zoo. this week, Nh. Geo.
A. Hin has been holding forth in the
border drama, "Qn the Trail" It is
a frst-class attraction, and should be
seeR to be appreciated. The Wright
sisters, song and dance artistes, and
Miss Carr, vocalist, are also there for
this week, and delight the audience in
their various acts.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
The funny, extremely funny.
"HumPty Dumpty'' troupe, under the
management Of Tony Denier, will
open at Leubrie's theater next Mon
day night. The company has DenieI
and Geo. II. Adams for clowns, Prof.
W. II. Fow in ventriloquism, Miss
Alice Coleman as a corBet player,
Little Todd, the German wonder, .
c%oterie Of Spanish tTOubadoros, and
other novelties besides, "Humpty
Dumpty" without limit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES,
au Second Street. l4st.

Memphis Lodge No. o, Knights of
Pythias, at their Castle hail, last
night, installed the following oficers
to serve the ensuing term. w. Roth,
P. C.; H. W. Farnam, c. c.; Thos.
Frost, Y. G.. R. 6. Speedy, P; Mar
tin Cohen, NJ. E.; R. Taylor, NJ.
r.; 3. L. Moore, K. R. and S NJ.
Goodman, ". A.; representative to
the grand lodge, Martin Cohen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
CIearing Mouse Renora.


Nashville Christian Advocated
The persecution of the Jews in
Berlin is an exhibition of weakness
and meanness that we did not expect
from the people whose victorious le-
gions so lately overran France. But
all this friction only serves to sharpen
the children of Abraham.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Deliveries for
Today. Ss'00Ob alesr

LIVERPOOL, January 6, 3 PM
Cotton opened with moderate inquiry,
freely supplied. Uplands 6 l3-16d /;
Orleans, I'd. Sales to-day, $4,000 bales.
Receipts, 1880. American, $3.50
bales. Fuures opened in buyers
favor, now as fellows Deliveries for
January and February, Sid; February
and March 6 27-32d Mareh and
April, 6 27-329, April and Mar. Ga:
Mayand June, 6 l5,l6d..
New ORLEANS, January 6, 1l.3O
a.m.-COtton quiet. Middling, 115c,
Sales to-day, 1000 bales receipts,
1899 bales stock, 29l, $50 bales.
New YORK, January 6.--Ex-
change quiet. Bankers 3 days,
48l4@482!; so days, 479@48O; com.
mercial 60 days, E8@47s9c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Auction saIe cd zinc CIrnrs.

We would call the special attention
of the public to large sale Of imported
Key West and domestic cigars byauc-
tiou, Thursday and Friday ,Jan.6 and 7,
at 292 Main ST., at 10 am and 2 aud z
pm. VIII be sold in lots Of one box
and upward, and without reserve.
.R.McDOnald & Co., a~uotioneors, 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
iona zinc DO Van.

According to the subjoined extract
from the constitution, it will be seen
that the senatorial election cannot be-
gin until next Tuesd:sy week:
SEC S Sloa. 1.-THE legislature Of each
state which shall be chosen next pre-.
ceedipg the expiration Of the time for
which any senator was elected to rep.
resent said state in congress, shall, On
the second Tuesday after the meeting
and organization thereof, proceed to
elect a senator in congress, in place Of
said senator going out Of Office, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Police Points.

One arrest.
A countryman %obstructed the street
and got into trouble with the police.
The two darkies, fined S25 each for
carrying pistols, day before yesterday,
will probably be tried on a habcas
corpus.
DIR. Porter returned from Nashville
last night and took his accustomed
seat on the bench at the police court
this morning.
The stationhouse Just now contains
but two prisoners. At the beginning
of the cold spell all prisoners confined
for minor misdemeanors were released.
The arrests since have been few.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
The LEDGER Office book bindery,

The LEDGER Office book bindery,
10 Madison street, is in the same
building as the newspaper and job
printing establishment is owned by
the same proprietor, embraces ell
machines aud material used in a first
class book bindery. and is conducted
BY competent wOrkmen capable Of
executing work in as good and sub
stantial q style as can be done any
where.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

Little Rock Gazettel
Tho Nashville Banner, Memphis
LEDGER and Little Rock Democrat
are three Of the best evening papers
in the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
OLD RELTABLE--SOLID AS A
ROCK.

Notwithstanding the bad
weather and advance OF prices
az Baltimore, 1 will continue 10
sell the celebrated sPD brand
Fresh Oysters at former prices.
All orders filled az shOrt notice
"A. SIGNAIGO, Sole Agent,
1897 27S and 2sO Second SC.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
HUMPTY DuNprY.
Nem York Cool Market.

NEW YORK, January 6.-Market
opened weak aud lower and subse-
quently declined a fraction, but specu-
lation soon became frmer and, under
leadership Of the Western Union, the
entire list advanced 10 y per cent F;
Louisville & Nashville, Kansas aud
Texas. Pacific Mail and Indiana,
Bloomington & Western being prom
inent in the upward movement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Lasf Week,s HANNAH.

The average rainfall last week, ac-
cording to the signal service circular
received from Washington through
the officer in charge here, was as fol-
lows; Ohio valley and Tennessee,
.O.3O; west gulf, OBS; east gulf, O.6O;
lower Missouri valley, 0.15; Canadian
maritime provinces, O.7O; St. Law
renee valley, OBS; lower lake region
O.45 upper lake region, 0.35; New
England, 0.80; middle Atlantic states,
1.5O; south Atlantic states, 0.75; upper
Mississippi valley, OBS; Montana, LOO;
eastern Rocky mountain slope, O.O5;
Texas, O.O2, Rio Grande valley, OlO,
Rocky mountains, 0.05i western
plateau, O.2O; Arizona, O.O5 Califor-
MIA, 0.35; Oregon and Washington,
territory. 100.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

NV York, January 6, 12:25
p.m.-Cotton quiet. Ordinary, Sc;
good ordinary, 10sc; low middling, II
9-l6c; middling 10 good middling l2tci
middling fair, l3ic; fair, 1870. Futures
opened quiet, inow steady, at 8 to -
points below last evenings closing
E co1ioua, no1;ynr;os co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Pianoa and Organs.

Special inducements to purchasers.
"Knabe, 'Steinway' and CHECKER
ing" the best in the world, at
1885, HoLLESBERG's, 229 Main St.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

subscriptions received for any paper
or magazines at publishers prices.
li2 MANsFoRD, 298 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

nNE ofthe finest plantations on the Missis-
- sippi river, in Mississippi county, Ark,
81 miles above Memphis; 800 acres In e~ultiva-
ton, 80 acres deadened, which csn BE- nut in
cultivation with very little expense; white and
sale on reasonable terms. VIII rent low 10 n
reliable party for Ave years. Inquire Of h L
WARNER, Memphis, or Judge Thomson,
Osceola, Ark, or DR.. j G. MeGaTock, Shawnee
Village, Ark. Isis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
Torf Worth's ArtesIan wells.

The Fort Worth Democrat says
but the half is told in the following
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

Weekly story papers in for this
week, 4 for 25c. Also a large lot Of
Seaside Libraries, al Dickens curios-
ity shop No. 2s5 Second street oppO-
site ~postOfice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

nNE No l dray and wagon. $50 ron st.
" l5 us MRDhNiE.
NOR sale or exchange for groceries or dry
j. goods, . farm Of 40 acres hne land. miles
north Of POplarGrove Phillips county, Ark 100
acres cleared, with dwelling and tenant hOufes.
Address " y Pepper, Duy Ills Bluff, Ark.
107 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
REMOVAL.

FSTEs x Elicit have removed their law
u Office to NO. 65 Madison street, next to
Clarendon Hotol. l3l 25
NR0YER i BsKERSew ing Mainline Rooms
~ removed to AZ Main. Needles, oil and
parts Of machines supplied. Machines repair
Ladies' fancy work and embroidery of ali
Einds. Mls. q o. VALENTINE. SIS 10
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FOR RENT.


0e or 81 acres, lasting water, on Boulevard,
10 suitable for dairymeb. Apply 10 W p
~ ilson, z91, corner Of second and Madison.
100 ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
FOR SALE

nACK. horFes and harness, at a bargsis1
IL Also vne light spring wagon, cheap.
Call at PARK STABLES. lB 40
TIRE BRICK? FIRE BRICK
i Just received. JOHN A, DENIK,
via 352 Front hoY.
NC. ! Iron Safe, inside and combination
IN locks; cheap. BIB ROGERS,
67t 81 Monroe street.
JEWS INK, In ~ n cans, finest article.
IN. Also fine card and Job Inks, Of all colors
and qualities, at Ledger office. CT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
PROFESSIONAL
STRAYED.
LOST,

ON Monday morning, on Main street, a
~ Black Martin Mud. Return to rs Main
street and receive reward no liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

EINE ground floor Offices, and sleeping
II rooms, at IS Madison street. 1907
UHE Mckinney place. IN Walnut Bend,
4 Ark. Apply 70 Hidden * harrington. 1851
MICE dwelling, s2 Pontotoo. near Lauder
~ dale and Vance. Apply to II. l.. GUION
II or ". =. KIM co., 45 Vance.
dglHE Office next door to Ledger Office, and
4 lately occupied BY q. q. Bryan 4 Co. APP
ply AZ Ledger Office. Tt
,NHE brick dwelling No. lsH 81. Martin
j street. Apply TO J. r. GREHAN, %
Front street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

IA and 146 Exchange streei-neat cottages.
lft a. CORDES. S. Adams, up-stairs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
PERSONAL.
WANTED.

N0UNTER and back Shelving, for Salo.
~ purposes. Must be cheap and good. Al
dress cash this office 10 III
ONE Gas Fittor and n Plumber. J W X
" BROWNE, the Plumber, 40 Madison st.
lna 11n
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OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and 81 Jefferson. At
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ADDITIONAL M M C1AL
oorros

January G. 1851.
giOok. September /, lsSO..-.-.~ $685.
Received previously ...........~ 2sl.9Sl 2s3,O4
Shipped. to-day. ............r....- 290l 2Ss,SSS
Shipped previously ........--."." 2Oo,s0S 2t9,OO'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-16
BALrI MORE.
A General Good Feeling.

BALTIMORE. July l5.-The money mar
ket the past week was very quiet.
There was an abundance OF funds, but
little disposition to deal in stocks and
bonds, which were lower. There was q
general decline in the stock market.
Those having money to dispose OF pre-
ierred to invest in mortgages.
The grain trade has been fairly active,
and white wheat has been subjected To
slight fluctuations. 1t clos d higher, with
heavier transactions than any day since
Saturday last.
Corn steadily improved in the face OF
larger receipts, and it closed firm to day
at the highest ligurH OF tbs week with
largely increased transactions for mixed
Western white. Corn has been very
slow and dropped in price because OF
the want OF foreign demand.
Oats ruled dull, Notwithstanding
prices here are lower than III most Of
the Western markets. Yesterday they
exhibited more tirmness. and to-day
prices were advanced. Rye is almost
entirely nominal The receipts have
been very small and prices. settled down
to figures lower than the extreme in the
Western markets. Flour ruled about
steady, and the transactions were limited
to immediate requirements, holders and
buyers be ny far apart in their Ideas:
Coffee is dull and prices shade high.
er than week ago. Sugars have de.
clinpd ior raw kinds, and in refined
goods there was a decline, but the check
to production has made the market again
firm, and holders look for an advance.
The provision market has been excited,
and a general advance has taken place.
The nvc stock market was firm early
in the week ior beef cattle, hut yester-
day prices We're shade oil. with an
abundant supply. There has been Il
fair trade in hogs and the market ruled
very firm. There was an increased de.
mand and the indications are that prices
will improve. Sheep are slow with only
a moderate demand for lambs. The
supply has been superabundant, but
prices have been maintained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-16
EW YORK.
Trade Large aud Prices Maintained,

Trade Large aud Prices Maintained.
New GoUK July l5.-This has been
very Quiet week, as was to be expected
in view Of the season, the extreme heat
and the absorbing interest in the cOndi-
ton Of the President. Still the balance
OF trade continues large, as Is indicated
by the exchanges. The falling oil in rhr
foreign trade ui the country. buth III
exports AMI imports, which has st IN,
is only temporary. The matter is not
particularly significant, and At any rat"
is not Su liiIitut 10 materially all a.! ;IC
prosperity pl the country.
The markets CcntrriEg al til" Produce
Exchange are largely controlled by ,iie
spectators in grain OF al! descriptions,
with the possible exception 81 "Ats. The
tendency OF the week has been steadily
toward higher prices.
Lard and pork prOdrctS have been
decidedly advancing aai the market
closes strong.
Wool holds MS own fairly well at slight
concessions. Sales can ha readily made,
but there is little tendency toward an
advance.
In the pig iron market there has been
little better demand the past week,
and while prices have not advanced,
they are q shade tirmer. For scrap
iron there is quite good demand, and
prices have advanced slightly. The
consumption OF plate and bar iron con-
tinues large. Dealers in this branch OF
the trade are all bnsy and getting lair
rates
In raw sugar the market is trille
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-16
TRADE TOPICS
AS REPORTED FROM THE GREAT
BUSINESS CENTRES,
Showing That the Heat of the Past Week
Did Not Materially Affect the Volume
of Business-The Markets Gener-
ally Show Very Firm and
Steady Tone.
THE IRON BOOM Ar PITTSBURGH,
PITTSBU R9H.

Unusual Activity III the Iron Market.
PlTrsHURGH, July l5.-An unusual
activity is prevailing in all branches OF
the manufactured iron business for this
season. Many firms who usually close
down their mills for two weeks or more
in order to make necessary repairs, are
running right along and patching up
their weakened machinery as best they
can. Tie manufacturers OF specialtles
are especially busy, and have enough or
ders on their hands to keep their
mills running day and night for
year. These firms are laborlng under
great disadvantages. Their customer"
demand that their orders be fill, q
promptly, and tier wOrkmen, on ac-
count OF the heat, refuse to work full
time. The activity is attributed 10 the
fact that the spring trade was unusually
light, and that the lrpitimate demand is
much greater than in former years. Pig
iron continues dull and unchanged.
Glass is very stiff audimanuiacturers
look for anOtser advance before long.
Nearly all OF the factories have closed
down for the summer.
The live stock market is quite dull.
The intense heat OF the past week
caused fr!ghtful mortality among all
kinds OF cattle. Prices ranged from
81 to $3.50 for common to prime. Hogs
are selling AT 500 to So 80 for Philadel-
phias; Sc 4066 30 for Workers. Sheep
are active, selling at 81 50@5 80 for COM
mon to extra.