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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
RETS OF TIE Day.

Ex Senator Coakling remained in Weshn1a
ton yesterday. end gathered about him NUM-
Ger ct bis stalwart friends.
Sir Edward Tbtrn.oa ED fsc.Iy have
ergsRed passage fer Europe, aod will sail f.ou
New York Ju|yG.
Directors havo been elected in the West
Virginia and Pi:tsturg Railroad Cempsuy and
the work will be pushed TO early compilation.
a very sevtra tburd.r Storm, with heavy
wind and bail. occurred ct River Head, L. l.,
yesterday afternoon. Hail stones as largo as
marbles fell in great numbers. Considerable
damage was done to the crops.
Mosco Titoomb. who for over quarter of o
century was superintent Of the document room
ct tho United States Senate, who watched over
Calhoun 10 bis ISIS: sickness, and who prepared
| the body of Henry Clay for burial, died ysster
dsy at Franklin Falls. Mass.
Dutiug heavy tEuDdcr storm at Wilkes.
barre, Ia. vestoldiy. tho courthouse to1cr
the Central Railroad depot aad tho Stanton all
| saaf5 were struck By lightning. Reports from.
| the tarmlrg districts show that tho storm va!
somewhat extended, ADD that tbs grain anc
other crops we're considerably damaged.
Two ghosts are Glid to b. troubling the ocou
| pants OF lslg, boarding house in Fourteenth
| street. New \ ok, tho andady CT which il i,
| hoancisl difficulties. A crowd llIecis in from
OF tho house every night to watch for NANTES
tatIors ard tho pickpockeis are takirg adsao
| tsga OF tho opportunity to ascertain whether tGt
watchers arc penniess as we'll as serseess.
4 litt!o granddaughter of Major Russell, O.
! Anderson county. s. c.. while playing in TIKI
yard the other day was bitten in the foot by
rettlesrakc. Ma physician was in the neishbar
! hood, and the family wtre in terrible distress
| not knowing what remedy TO apply. DR.. A. *
| Durham, dentist. of GreenyilIe, S. o., hap
pene1 to bo present, and, with rare courage
! applied his lips to tho wound Gcd drew out tbt
| poison. 10 the meantime whiskc7 was pro
cured and administered in large doses Tht
| child is now recovering,
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Tradegy in Washington.

The Casecsz7 mansion. on street. Washing.
ton, large double house facing Franklin square,
in tho fashionable part of the city. vas tho
sc,ro Of terrible tragedy abou! five O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. the scsors 10 it from their
family connection being known 10 all sections of
the country.
William G. Whitney. aged forty five years,
son by her first husband of Mrs. Mgra Clarke
Gaines, the famous litgaht 10 the New Orleans
and st. Louis lard cases. was shot and killed by
bis brother 10 low, Jas. 7. Christmas. They had
been at vsrlarc3 ever slnoo tho dissolution of
their business partnership some limo ago. ard
bad repeated qusrrel5 in regard 10 tho exercise
BY each other OF undue i,fllenoe over Mrs.
Gai1ess property. They had not been Oh
mor0lpg bad . Volens outbreak of reciprocal
abuse. Subsequently. ct about 6vo O'Clock 10
the evening. Whitney entered tho house as
Christmas vas goirg down to dinner 10 company
With Mis- Wheat aud sa5irg. Now, dsmu
you. I'm soinz to kill you, struck him With
his fist, following him through the hail.
Whitney reached as it for his revolver. where
upon Christmas drew his and fired q shot,
which lodged in Whitnty's heart, and proved
fatal almost imme d!ately. Christmas sent fer
40 offc,r and gave himself toto custody He
claims to have dopo the shooting purely 10 self
defeIco.
Me Wbiin"y bad been au invalid from
childhood, sbd for years he bud suffered 80
severely ircm epilepsy taat 10 mind snd body
he hsd btc0me proper subject for 80 asylum.
An inq1ss; was aeid yesterday at the house
where the shooting occurred. Mira. Gaines was
present part Of the lime. bu. being 10 some n hist
OF 90 excited 8 ate, dec!ired TO testify. siog
saing thstshe did no! see the shooting The
witntsas were q inmates Of the house. but only
one saw tho shooting, though bsing near at
hand whom it occurred.
1t was shown that Wbitrey had 90 several
occasions OF late threatened to kill Christmas,
aid laid 10 wait for him at tho house several
weeks ego,, but Chris mas Was warned 10 time
and remained away from hem, THAI d.y.
Mrs. Graham testified the, she was following
Christmas and Mrs. w heal down stairs TO dipner
whom sh, saw Whitney rush o. Christmas, aod
the latter run away from him. fearioS some.
she turned and started up stairs again and
henrd the report of the pistol This vas the
only testimony 10 provo Who Gid the shooting.
The rest of the witnesses testified ss TO the
probable CAUSE. The dry rendered verdict
that deceased met his death from the wound of
pistol shot fred by Christians. Christmas
vas placed In the prison van, accompanied by
his two sops and driven to the Disrici jill,
where be was ssaicnsd 10 CAL. His sors kissed
him a. tho Jill entrance. leaving Without
entering the Institution. Sympathy is generally
exter ded towards Christmas. a. TIE qosrrclsrme
disposition of Whitney was 90 secret.
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Commercial Trcaty.

LONDON. June 27.-Tho Times says: IA
suspension OF the si,,iDgs of tho Apglo. French
commissioners. who are engaged 10 regulating
new commercial treaty. has been arranged to
take pacs at tho eud Of this wetk. Tho two
governments sftrr consulting their respective
commissioners, will decide upon tho course to
oe pursued as to the points 10 regard 10 which
Inc commissioners are not agreed. namely: id
Velorem duties aud tho Classification of woolenB
and oottoos. "0N's''
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Preiudico Kills.

''Eovon yeArs our daughter suffered on bed
OF misery u1deT tho care Of several of The bsst
(.nd some Of The wo:sD PHI sicians, who gave her
diaesse various Harasa cut no relief, and now sho
is restored 10 Us in good health By IS simple a
remedy IS bop El:tera. that we had poohsd at
for two years, before using il. We earnestly
hone and pray that 20 ono use will let their q; (
surf as we did, on account of prejudice against
SO good medicine as Cop Ei!:ers. The Pa
ents.-Tclcgram
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 81. 1881.
Sun rtscs.....-...... 4 al | Sun sets.. 7 H6
ARRIVED,

|
! Stmp Z Q Knight, New York, TO + a Ksaj.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, 10 + a Reed
Str Jano Moaeley, Norfolk, to + a Reed.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk. to Hooe
Str Arrowsmi!h. lower Potomac. to 20.
tomac Ferry Company
Str Msttano, lower Porc. 10 Broders s. &c.
Schr WIN Fl Kennel. Philadelphia, to VIM &
Smcot.
schr Annie Moore. Fhils, 10 VIM A Snoot
Schr Louisa, Baltimore, TO VIM A Smoot
Scbr Bdwin Stewart Washington, TO Vim
a. Snoot.
sehr B vardiver. James River. to Perry,
Reed.
SAILED.
Ssr Lady Of the Lake Norfolk. bv + A Reed.
Str Mallaro lower Potc By Broders & Co
Str L V Arrowsmith lower Potomac, by Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
schr Marion K Rockhill, Now Haven. BY Ii
u Coal Co
81 sch !. w N Gessner. Newark. j. By Bur.
= sehs Edwin H Stewart, T.ppahanuocs, by
PASSED UP.
=, Two largo schooners passed up to WASHINGTON
thls morning
PASSED OWN.
Several large schooners. names unknown,
PNoS~S Nv" HoOl SSOI HetOWu.
MEMORANDA
Brig kotisk for Richmond, via kenehec
River, cleared at Boston 18th.
:, ecar Murry Vandiver. from Geursetown, It
No1f)lk 18th.
Sehrs w Hilton and Katie Ranger, from
GEORGETOWN, and Cheruoin. from Washington,
at New York 26th.
=. Sshrs Mary Long and John Biri. cleared
a. q hhemp! :, for this port, tho former on :ro
ii.n and tho lattot on the 2lst.
Schr VIM Snow, sailed from New Bedford,
f1r GsorgetoR n2
NOTICE To MARINERS
Commodore Higginson, Inspector OF Lights,
10 engaged upon = plan for improving the ngat
ing OF the entrance 10 Chesapeake bay, which hs
Will submit to the ligh,htuie Board for j., ap.
proVaL The plan. will include tho building Of =
lighthouse on the Tail of tho Horseshoo, 8 ii :ht
ship on the Middle Grounds. the koy to tha
chesapeake, aud sma ller lish. for a range IGN!
Wild Win Cape henry. at an estimated cost of SEQ.
oUO. The idea ia to enable vessels to DO u. all
tlm,' certain OF their position in order to svoii
sncnofing at night before going to so,, aud to
AVOID delays in coming TO- The work is consid-
efea essential to commerce and one long needed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
New Steamer.

LONDON. June 27.-The new steamship E,bo
which has Just been added to the North German
Lloyd fleet. leaves Southampton tonight from
Bremen for Now York. She il with very few
exceptions the largest ocean going steamship in
| the world. She is of nearly 600 tons register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
AfYhaniStaH.

LONDON, June GA Calcutta dispatch
70 the lines says: All sc1ounts seem to prove
lar at Cabul. Stories, more or less nrohable NJ
the discovery of plots against bis life ore constant
" reaching ndia V"s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
Spanish Prosperity.

LONDON, Juno l1.-Tbe Ms61i1 correspon-
dent of the Times, says: Marked and rapid i'm
provement in the internal affairs of the country
ia generally commented on. The fetal state.
mont of last month shows an exceptional and
very large decrease in The 1oa.iIg debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
Fatal Accident.

MILWAUKEE, Wis Juno GA spt c al dis.
patch from Madis,n, Miss, TO tho Rspubjican
says: VIM. Bradley, chief OF tho Madison fire
dep 'rImsnt, whils 10 boar, On Lake Mipdots
had BIT and fell forward, 80 that his head waa
uhd!r water long enough to droRn him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27

The administration foro:s at Albany are de-
termined to ress. sny attempt to secure 90 ad
jauromaut before az election Of United States
Senators 10 succeed Cooking and Plat. They
claim tina. it is tho duty of the present Legisla-
turo to clsc', aud that they received the ,c,is-
nations in good faith. whether CT not thay ware
On tenderad
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The MarseiIIes Isiofs

n. LONDON. June ga Paris dispatcb 10 lba
Times says: The official retuvns of the nnmbar
OF OF victims of the Msrssilss riots show that iwo
Fferchmsn and 40 ltaIis1 vera killed and 6vo
rfenohmen and thirteen Italians wounded
Aotus 1900 Italians have LETT Marseias
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Virginis Gs old - d.,
deferred Is; do consolidated SCI: do 81 go.
ries IS; past duo coupon -; new 10 4o5 573 bid
TO- day. Cotton steady; middling II. Flour
steady aud quist; Howard st and Western Euuer
5 6OsS4 rs; do extra 5)aS5 25 do family 8 so.
Sc So; City mills super 3 5O.S4 60; do extra IS
IS 25; do family Toast 80; do Rio brands 50l
S. G.; Patspsco family 726. WheAt-South-
ern steady for old new higher; Western dull,
weak and lower; Southern red 12ual26; new
Fultz $50; do amber 127slS0; No Western
winter red spot and June 253,l26; July l2i2s
rs; Aug 1881 asked Sept l253al23s Corn
Southern steady: Western dull, weak and low
er Southern white 60; do yellow 68; Western
mixed apot and juno SCI i55i; July t5,55t; Aug
1865; steamer 52i. Oats demoraliz d West.
ern white Sass; do mixed sc Rye dull and
lower-95. Hay dull; prime to choice PsDns
and Maryland l7sS2O. CoiEae quiet and steady
Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair 91sll4 Sugar
strong; A soft l0t. Whiskey I'M at 81 10.
NEW York, June 27.-Stocks frmer. Money
SAS4. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat J
higher. Corn shade easier.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27-Csttle active; sslns
5000; prime 6s,eS; good Gta6l medium b5,6i;
common 5stS Sheep sdul sales liO0C; Sheep
4st5; culls SD; Lambs 41.s4. Hogs fair; saics
| Sl0U head at $40. according to quslity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
Death of a French St,tas,,.

:, fARis June 27.-Tbe death ia aouou,oad If
the eminent Frsnch statesman. .Jn.0 a a"m .,
S'aolslss Duf.vre, life senator and nam ,%ana
Tue academy, wao had been for sam, doua y,
WAS SO us age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
The Comet,

MACON. Ga, juno pa large comet was
discovered about dark last evaeiug i1
tho northwest. about so degrees ebova the
horizon. The curse is downward to The
horizon. degrees westward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27

The commencement exercises Of tho Univtr-
silly Of Virginia were opened yesterday evening
by the delivery of q sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association by Rev. Chdrles
T. D1ems, Of New York city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27

Inc market opens qaet and essy. There is
20 change TO note in Flour The Offerings OF
Wheat arc light and small sales wcro mndo q:
quotations. Corn ia in batter receipt. and 2672
bushels were offered to-day and salos were made
at GO for beth white AID yellow. No Rye @.
Oats reported, Country produce dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
President Garfield

LONG BRANCH.N. j., j une 81. President Gar
6,ld. accompanied by Secretary Hun, snd Post
mas.r General james. snd their families, left
El,eron station at 9 50 O'Clock this morning for
Washington,
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spoke at Inst

,h aL .1s Pa, June 81 John yvpmhe,
sns sleeping hungarian at the Poo,s Housa'
se9se seVeI.i mes lsst night after tilence -;
ne says he belonged to the scsYone
ia still wandering, but bis conSItioa a, ns mind
proves. o'''oh slowly I'm.
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met with 60 accident about two years spt

| met with so accident about two years ego.
said MIR. Jscob Foster. o! knswhufg. N. Y, By
being thrown from harss, aDd broke my right
foot, which Tai to all appearance cured 10
about three months trcatn,n. By :kilful ply.
sclan. But with every change of tn, weather
the most excucstiog paius would appear. and
increase from day 10 day, all reuidies laiIi5g TO
alleviate them. By the advice of friends
bought bottle OF S.. jacobs OIL With the
application Of the remedy relief c,us a. once,
and the use ct tEo bottles entirely frosd me
from ell pain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27

Mayor Kiog. Of Philadelphia. who WAS
elected by tho democrats aod rofcrnsrs. hiss
decided 10 appoint some colored msn az patrol
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To He KcRGnlitfed.

LONDON, June 27.-Ths Army and Navy
Club by ballot has decided by 6 vote of 81 to SO
10 readmit Col Valentine Baker Baker Pashs)
10 membership.
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Financial,

NEW York. june 27.-Tha Pests Gusaci !
article says: U. S. boods arc higher for Tho
extended 81. Tbero rolhiug dolGg 10 Ststo
bonds. except Tennessee =. which arc tigh:r.
Railroad bonds are dull AID Irregular. the
principal change being gu advarc, in
Union Pacific lists to l2li. Tho early ,rsrssc.
tons 10 stocks indicated weak mnk.t, bn,
Within half an hour the msrket became s!ror 9
aud has been so siroo. Tho Ir1rk lico shares
are SOMEWHAT higher than the closing of Satur
day. The money market is easy at GAS! rcr
cent. on call.
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Z UBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE q, 1881.

There were lT2 deaths in Baltimore city last
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27

Tho healthy condition f tho States 6narcal
shairs is in large measure due to the fact that
th'rs was 20 session of tho General Assembly
last winter.
, 1881-06-23
PYTHIANS,.

Assembling mt Lafnyetto. Ind, to Par
tfcipate In tho Prize Drill to TRko
rlmce T0-Dny-Tt.c Town (;nyly DGc-
oraacd for taie Occasion.
spteta, Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jltne e2.-Iafaycttc Is
IN holiday nitro ro-tlay. From nearly every
dwelling In tho city. anil from all tho bust
ness houses, float thu Stars and Stripes.
willie lytll1an shields, baliners, AMI tioral
and evergreen wreatl,s and arches ure every
where scol. Tho cnuse Of all tlIis unusual
display Is the Pythinm prize tul,r iiaulctlt md
brass baid contest, which takes plnce ut tho
Fair Grounds tf-lnorr0w. Some months ngo
Lafayette division concn ivrtl tho I,lca
Of Offering n number Of prizes 10 the
three best drill corps wlo Should
enter Tic lists This i,'cn wns
carried Into successful operation, resulting in
tho offering Of 2tsoIu prlzes-S:e0 to the first,
900 to the second, a,ul Slt0 tO tie third.
Three hundred .tlOltnrs aru to be given In
prizes to brass hartls,-StG1 eac'I to bpst reGt
and cor1let bands, al,t $50 to second.
Tho cart,er or tho Lafayette Drill Corps
las been 0'lu OF repeated SUCCESS wherever
they iinyo enteroll tho lists. III 1877 they won
II rytlltan bnuMer ut Cleveland, o., ut, n
meeting Ut tho Supreme Lodge; III lS7s
another banner WIS wn,i ut Il session OF tho
xll''e botlyA INDIANAPOLIS; nt Hl0n.IingtOIl,
!irn'A Lotlsu nleellig; 1t DaytOn, o.. IN alay,
fSSU, when thu SiAtH l4a}ll1B WINS In session,
lltntliar baNller was lllletl ~ thelr lists.
lltGir lust ctl'tteSt Wns III st. Louis, Mn, III
1Sl,e'. the Lafayette Buys gathered III sSA| I'll
E0l'l., tt!elr uniform SUCCESS Is llo. tlOllbt
largely tnu t0 tlle thOrOngh discipline to
wlltel, they wene snb1.c'nd BY their coin
i,iatMler, Cnpt. Jainrs II. cariahan. present
The bai!a jntlgcs are Atessly. Ylal md Inns
Of DELPHI. brill l!luEes. Nun, SillO !lascall,
uf G0stlen; l.!uut. W. Il, Hamilton, U, s. A.,
q t;rse''castlo; and del'. Dick, Of Dlooa,nx.
Already thore l,nve arrived delegations Ut
Knights ~ uniform trtnu Bloomington, ILL.,,
Springfield, O., k1kuIna, Frankfort. Items.
snlrnr, kelitialn!, Delphi, chfcngo, Michigan,
co'it'. Others arc expected t0-nlorrow, when
the real exercises lwgt'l with tic band cul'-
-Kokome, Ind, DIyIslnu, commanded by Sir
g KIg,t TT, K'rk% entsf ior to lzSslrll
Spr!llgad, q, has thirty n,u,l ullsler o,lnrgt,
ui Sir knIKltt llOwattl Jul,Il. Tltuy nrg frpNlI
froM tlelr conauests Ut Akron, Where they
sc0Upetl IN II UrizD ltst Inoliili. lnstlnnaMI-
~ ld 4iyissI!on, fon,nla!,lnl BY Sir Knight
ranEs., TIoy brong!t thS tynIon Uaiti . Il viii, iii
item, Cllj!aKo DlyisIon, NU. I, stiiiior tlle
tllarBn pf Sir KnlKln tillrIlSey, eahIH In VI.
ths ltn,IlsyIIle, New A'hntly 4 Uh!cago lioad
thls attertl0oII.. 4 Jarge crowtl WIS i'll wait
lllE t. greet them. Nosa's' band attracted
Lieut.. lInnIillon and Gen. II. s. llascall aro
hura 20 aot MS Judges. This llinulutligtun
Ioys dill l!ot colllG Ill ttill fnrer. They are IL
lAktAyGtfn llttrknE tllA hnEf.eHllt!fy Df ltA ok
!stHilce, WNs tluylr AerOratu III aIIe IL tt,.tay.
Yh0Isnlnls ut ttnKS asp tl0atlng ln tho slIr,
Tllltrn4ny n!gllt the vlsfturs tlr1 telltterpll u
grand bull ut tie Upera-lInnsu. :,
, 1881-06-23

spttfat Dspateh to Tho Chicago Jrtb,snh
LlvxnruoL. juno Y.-ll:auu u. -t1uut-No. !, IL,
Sazh : ~
,.aMA'x-Wlleat-Htutsr No. Las 81, No. + N dit
Epeaa No. b u +ls NJ. = Asi whl&e, NJ. ]. ~ til
~ club. Nv. " VII Nu.A u 1T. C0su, ~ 2d.
taoF1al0Ss-pnrk. 17sf4l. l.1ftt, aas.s j. -.
tlSENrUaL, Juns -itams-Ixns-cqk irsuaf at lh,
wt-EAlFu India Aless tJrnler lid. t.ard-Frtnts
;"sssotA 4tsAdy ut lis. Tuurpsntlhs-HpIr1ls hrmpr
W. taspantine spFtta, At lsnnlDn atcady ut I'll.
No. xlto ttrusr " Ii VI. tUsta-O Old mixed
~ ~ b ndF new mlxotl, s. ID. TapH-l'rlmo city
.tIavkhiuoI.. - juno E-EveNlns. lns.~COTT0N-F1rMef,
~ s'ltd; salcs lOu bAi0s; speculation sna e4pUr
A@ei american, Au0. Il, - :
t.soos. .asoslos. Juno x.-PkTl1olsuA-spIt,sa, s9s5Sdi
"aead, 7e1kd.
.@oant Of hIItun gone su. flIl,1Q
sr"1wxnp. june 1L-1ETRoLxuN-l9$le =, !.
taouEing Nete rensircd BY ths Chicago Board
nj skEPuo14 lnne 4t-Whs stsady 1t the dsops q
tS,nates " " An surlnK VI ~. M. do g. td.
"Seat u moderate demand aud str0ua Corn rsthes
, 1881-06-23

,in'i hnt stciy r. nsrtyc-iyheat i1.rn, I'd w,n.s.
iirhrf. Tnrk. 72sfa tnr. III. f,ncnn -i.onR rlrnr.
~ t,f s1nrt etpnr, 4I4 ii. Tal0r. a;s Cheese. tr.
iaiSIDN, tnne g1-l.tyxmruu,-W,len .trn,iy,
!Si|Sss; !S|s; 5est 6 ssd ssin s:s&,; T. ts':os: = sS;ss
nnd c6t,I nrn,. tiK1 saIlinE California wl,ant INT
shlnnal os ncar'y snc tst Fa,r avorn.e atnil!y q
4s ia, III fnr nhlpealt during tle prGsohl and fn.
lnwtn9 n!nni sslM. fnit uyGrnHs gisay "f AMsr: ,
Nh ~ te@snxs =, Efa1e and hrss
Etl:Icg mid tho Continent Jnrlnv te INST week.
Hft. Arrfalsnn ct,ast tDr ntlnra-Whent Ettdrrafei
corn Rhlhll FarIs-WhG heat nnd nUltr atenCy.
, 1881-06-23

eT. l.OutH. Iuan Observation-Disclosures. '.
uVARS-Whust. .hts4vF, M. rt.si. ft.lJM@l,l3 cash.
tLl1 Junp. 4ill>5Stl.ta July, tllI}e3l.l}d AuausL
tt.l147lla September, atlakl.H yaari No, dn. s'
bt, M. du, ts.Di. Curn hxtIer} I4a G,]Se uaxh,
4sjt1 tjto Lunp, Insy y6g4o August ss7So
keptotaar, atsaJt0 ys.s. tatA higher ut 1ao ctnh
hsf, H*rl1Y Hii.ltlIAl.- .
l.kAt.-l.yWur At IN.
fkltTTEH-k1r1n1 dairy it 144 1kG,
: Enthusiastically at ltt, "a u:
ii'niiyiHl..Xx Fsrk tGwi joabnk Al flaia pry Eall
ii tGi&sa u ias:i sl.Ss % Il slSi Rst'o'
~ sktE!pIsE t,aSs a0u 1rs, Mh9a.: i.i, AZ, corn
'siilsNk%$Ts-sia % 1lal Gssss xRss.s. f ssJiG bu
cgIn: h9@0 out ouls. 1aap hA; re, 1AO but barloy
, 1881-06-23

CATrLE--Tha nun'Arrival of trans m tho Chicago,
Rurit,gton Il Qnincy tt1ni PLACED rntIur tight sup.
p,5 On tnlc+ md ns sherG go0u gp1nerll icmhnd
tbe lnrkca nvcraEod Timer, though Wthnut nIpnr-
ant advance IN my Gnss, excepting Tuxnns. which
sers I5ss2.ic higher. There WIS full turnout Ns
husors md br tho tnlr Gf tito nferHnnN nH,1lt MI
Tho 0!tcrnKs lad changed owners Mt prices rnf,1tng
ftom f!.7tesk for inferior, TO ttIxadls fnr sxt.1
Thoro wnre fow t'roscn TINT wnud HradO aboyo
"gOod.n md nut much Trading wne dnns nt higher
p1ce than Eith, butchers mud CAnnarH secl.r0d ehe
bulk Of tbolr aupplles nt <i23 ts fnr rexnn uhd A.
ino,sfs fo bu.,ccs wufe tskr by t,'es,iiat ors 1T
Haesi.2. lrxnnn toil thfAAU hahsr tllal oil tu tIny
eeoro. ~ thSrn Wslc Onty lse casIs'ads hao niItf
Fhe iyerpSot io..na, ot tn.nsret state. thu. ..s
Increase " tho :pn!nnt q cnste fr,n, MnntEani,
iii of lsa 81 II to 10 rnr Cui,t. The lvgrni t,r1i
& n Gk fos y1 III c,a tnss f 9 sy ~ s
siarFo inerraae lit shG cxrnrtntl0n Ut cattle f1ni
Canna ,ntt ys9G .yH, r. tlt II M yar 1ofvre bnt
hitherto pom Koua s,net, iSr i!Isl.l' t1nrE9. naa
s. e. II a sttus s II caad
nearly exhausted.
The narkot ol0Hed frus.
EEtra Bccycs-HtceEs weighing f,4u tbs md
csJss Wcov:s.f., iii, lid wsll.fofna
steof. w1xil!nE 1 g. l.aU ~. ......:.:.. h7seao
re3ua sH III! m iii ss .oa
ior Lu g l1, tu4o
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IW! a2;a4.2i
Sails, aad ssaaSas aaa1s
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