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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

TnE poor Indian fighter is gradually
meeting with the gratitude of the country,
and hcnceforth Will have an additional M
contivc to wipe out the red brother. An
old gentleman who died in Boston the other
day loft bequest of $4,000 to GENERAL
Mtes, of Indian warfare notorety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

In n breyity in these columns yesterday,
moming the firm of COLLINS 4 Co., men
toned rs the successful claimants for
damages against OLIVER. AWE, & Co., for
use of their firm name irauducnlly, were
placed Us an English firm, l; should have
been mentioned as an American firm, of
Hartford, Connections
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

VIZ have received the October number o.
thc Prairie Flower, published and edited al
C,rsicana by Mrs. G. NJ. WINHIER, widow
of the late JUDuE WlNKLER, Of the court o
appeals. Itisquite readable little literary
monthly, and the present copy is full OF
good matter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

SENATOR DAyhRD, in letter declining by
reason Of Other engagements an invitation
10 speak in Indiana and Ohio with partiou-
ian reference to the prohibition movement,
says that the prohibition spasm will lead to
the enactment Of inquisitorial laws, which
being invasive Of personal freedom and inn
possible of execution, will speedily be re.
nnnlnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

lnchronic disorders resulting from fixed
bad habits of mind and body, the removal
OF the evil, to be permanent, must nccessq-
rily be gradual. Although in some in
stances it is slow, Browns Iron Bitters are
always sure and never fail to restore perfect
health to the physical organization. 1t is q
cOmpletc sttengthener.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
~ q sd

Tug present cabinet seems to be very
much dissatisfied one, FoLGEG wants to be
governor of New York, LINCOLN, senator
from Illinois, and now FREYLINGHuYs EN-
desirous of representing that great state
New Jersey in the United States senate, il
the state should go republican this tall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

FROM the bitter and general opposition of
the Mormons to the EpMUND's bill, the
statute, it may be nationally inferred, is cal
oulated to go far towards breaking up pc.
lygamy If the law was not effective, or If
EASILY evaded, there would not be such scri-
aus nnnnsitinn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Tng suspicion that the car was secretly
crowned while at Moscow the other day, is
said to have set the Russian Nihilists raw
ing mad. On such grand occasions they
propose to take steps to lend additional
solemnty aud sensational or dramatic effect
IN thn hnur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
Feast of raseruucles.

Tho eighth and last day of the Feast OF
rabcrnaclcs begins this evening at sunset
aud closes tomorrow evening at the same
hour, which brings to close the feast aud
holidays OG the Sahhatical year. There
will be services morning aud evening at the
temple Emanuel to-day and tomorrow,
Rabbi Schulz officiating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
New lIonors

Mr. George a. Crutchfeld, who graduated
last year at Washington Lee university
with such distinguished honors, carried of
the honors Monday at Richmond, Virginia
over all competitors, for u cadetshlp nj
west FONT. lie is son of Mr.. James q,
Crutchteld, of this c'tv, and Dallas is
proud to own him as citizen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Whensycr you prefer 10 ~ hungry rather
than suffer FROM Dyspepsia aOer eating.
uso Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner In neat tin boxes, - aud %
ecnts. Sold by W. IL, Patterson, Il Co,
Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
The Ladies are cordially invited.

track between Dallas and Cleburne and
the management is putting the line in first
class condition between this point and Gle.
burnc. On or about the It'll two through
trains, will be put on to run from this city
to Galveston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

When you have tried so.called remedies
for dyspepsia, headache and biliousness.
with no benefit, let your next trial be Sim.
mons Liver Regulator. 1t has never failed
in relieving and curing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
The Gulf Colorado \ Santa rc Railroad

Agang OF convicts, numbering some iny
men in all, are busy excavating and loading
the cars of the Gull, Colorado & Santa Ne
road at the gravel pit two miles south ol
the city. The gravel Is being used on the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of"Prickly Ash Bittcrs,n MS 1t is a
medicine, and by reason of It's oathartic
properties cannot be used as beverage.
~ is manufactured from the purcSt mate.
rs,s en ,oM So,s o,reG''y ON the ver va;
purifier II has no equal, Is pleasant to the
taste, aud effective In Its action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

The Winncmucca Silver State of Scp,em.
Der N says; "rhc Flutes .hereabouts have
learned by courier that Winnemucca, chief
OF all the piutcs; is lying at the point of
death near Fort Bidwcll, where he was on
visit to Ochoho, one of his faithful bench.
men. The sub.chicis are Respondent, and,
as lndians are very supcrStitiouS, some
attr butte his illness to he wltchery Of his
new wife, while Others think the medicine
man Is TO lame, II is quite probable that
II his sickness ends in death, his wife and
doctor will he made to atone for it with
their lives, 1t is customary for the Piutes,
rs well us many other tribes, To kill the
medicine man who attends chief during
an illness which ends IN death, aud they
sometimes sacrifice an unfortunate wife vi
dead chief on his grave. An instance OF
the latter kind took place here two years
since, when au innocent sQuaw was taken
| with the corpse of her husband 10 the Har
mony mountains, some eight or ten miles
| above town, aud sacrificed on his grave
the charge against her being witchcraft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
ANew RaIlroad Project 70 wheeling.


There are SO many paper railroads built
these days In this direction that 1t is really
becoming monotonous to mention them.
One Of the very latest rumors is in regard
to a road from the Monongahela river by
way Of Waynesburg, Pa, to Wheeling, to
which the waynesburg Republican Of the
2ist refers as follows
Engineers have been engaged in
surveying and iocataing a broad gihge
railroad through our county. It crosses
the Monongahela river ut McKahn's
Ferry, q short distance south OF
Carmichaels. From thence 1t follows iona.
than knights survey Of the Baltimore x
Ohio Railroad up Muddy creek and strikes
Ten Milec ut Bridgeport, one mile east
OF Wayneaburg. We understand i Is the
intention Of the engineers TO follow the
knight survey up Ten Mile creek to the
dividing ridge between It's waters
and Wheeling creek, and from thence
down to the city Of Wheeling. From here
the engineers will return to the Mononga.
hela river to perfect their survey before
proceeding westward. We are not in-
formed who Is the protector Of this road.
Some think it is Mr.. Vanderbilt, others Jay
Gould, and the problem remains Us I'M
solved as that Of who struck Billy Patter.
son. The solution OF the problem is not I'M
portant TO our citizens, sotheroad ismade--
this Is the great desideratum, for itwilldevel-
op the resources of our country, bring in cap
ital, business, population, and enhance the
value Of every farm through which 1t passes.
IT Is the shortest, and emphatically the
most natural route from the MonOngahela
river to Wheeling-and cali be made at
les expense, and when completed will
carry more tonnage with less power than
any OF our neighboring roads. 1t is an i'm
provement Of vast importance to the citi-
zens Of Greene county, and should receive
their endorsement and hearty co-opera.
ton. Situated on the shortest and most
direct route from East TO West, on
which road can be built with less ex-
pense than any other Of equal extent, we
zee no reason why Waynesburg may not
in time become o great railroad centre.
We have within the borders Of the county
almost all the requisites necessary to en-
courage tho building Of railroads. Our
timber Is unsurpassed in It's excellence; our
farm lands are rich and productive; We
have limestone in great abundance; our
beds OF bituminous coal are inexhauslible,
and our people intelligent, industrious and
thrifty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
TIE lrst temple built by the NIormons i

TIE first temple built by the Mormons is
yet standing in the town Of Kirkland, o.
It is OF stone, two stories high, substantial.
ly built, and beans on it's front tho legend:
1.-THE House ofthe Lord. Built BY the
Church Of Christ, A. u. 1884" Each Of the
two floors Of the building forms large au.
dience-room, at both ends Of which are
high pulpits. Local feeling was strong
against the Mormons when the temple was
built, some crookednesS in bank manag.
ed by them led 10 the mobbing oftwo
prophets" soon after, and the most OF the
community went West. Almost 20 years
ago an elder named Huntly returned from
tho West, put the temple in order and
preached in it for littletime, and two or
Ihrce yearsago another elder made SINH.
lar trial, but neither was able to got any
number. to listen. Tho building is now
shown to strangers by woman who wor.
shipped in it with the saints and is still an
ardent believer in Mormonism. Bnt she
is Of good Presbyterian stock and hates 70.
lygamy with all her heart. "This was in.
troduced by BringhRm Young" says she
He was false prophet, Joseph Smith,
the prophet Of the Lord, said that Il the
church followed bingham Young hewould
lead them to the devil, and guess he will"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

structed in the interest Of the jstiits. BE
would mako q new aud larger outlet
into Lake, Borgn6 q few mileS be-
low New Orleans, and another above
New Orleans In the Plaquemines district.
But he asks from Congfess In the hrst
place that $4,000 shall be Get aside for
the construction Of the Lake Borgne outlet,
which, he Is sure, will Of itself demonstrate
the efficiency Of his plan. Certainly Il Is
more reasonable 10 risk that amount Of
money In the imitation Of natures method
thanto spend 200 times rs much in m effort
TO resist natural forces by artificial embank-
ments. The present floods will not be
without compensation II they operate to
show Congress that the outlet system at 0
cost Of q few hundred thousand DOLLAR
will furnish more relief than the embank-
ment system at cost that may reach .
hundred millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

Few readers Of illustrated papers appre.
ciatc tho heavy expense attendant on really
fine engravings. Some Of the best work Of
this kind can be seen in "0ur Continent"
The picture on the first page Of the third
number cost for the engraving alone two
hundred and fifty dollars, while one will
shortly appearin the department OF House,
hold Decoration, in tho same paper, ior
which the engraver is to receive four hun,
drcd dollar, and the designer also q large
sum additional. Yet We believe the pub.
fishers are justified in such expense by the
appreciation Of the American public fol
really tirst class work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

DEEKMAN-o a wSdnesday, February ., 1851
Sss Ss RT sssd hy1SA VA: sa q q;
m0nthA
Funeral Friday morning at 10 O'clock from her
late Etsldence, No. IL Twelfth a;eet, Friends Of
tho family arc invited % attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
waEELlNo. W. VA, YkBAVANY q, w.

AIN HAMILTON DlSsrON, Of Philadelphia,
Is anxious to colOnire the Hebrew refugees
from Russia on his Florida lands. As an
Involvement he offers a iOrty.aGe tract to
each head Of a family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE,

BY virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Con-. 4
Wheeling, made oil the I'D day Of GuruG A d
iSol IN ne cause Of Cstharine sChWGiiIrr. Itpk
will, on 1884
THURSDAY, TIE sd DAY OF FEsRUAu
A. d. 1852,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell At the iupt On,
o. tho Court House Of Ohio county Wei YirrtSS
the following described real estate: The Doftb M
Of the south half Of lot No. Il, situated on liz nj
side o. Main Slreet, entire Wheeling having o. ii
TERMS or SALE--Unc half Of The purrhn,C Bpnp,,
cash, aud balance payable in one ytar Win lniCnt
and evidenced by tote with good pcn0nal ErIlIi,J
Title ietaintduntil further OrrF Of the Court
Y. J. HUGH :, SIZE ikl CUulnI,,lrnrr.
WV. II. HALiER An ilnnee-. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

commencement 10 O'Clock a. ~, the foIIowa, A.
parcel Of land situated near Wcst iiierp'' ' N
county, West Virginia, containing about tys ~.
and being the talne upon which Tho n!iTS
Dunlap now resides. -
Twin convey only the tito vested In me- b,,a
deed Of trust S |A4
TEENs op sALE-one.thlri the rurh,r r,..,
on the day Of sale the balance In NO eoW'I i,,,g
ments, Of SIX and twelve months With lnlrnti ~
day Of sale, the purchaser giving nOtt S,p,'iI.
deed oil trust Oh the properly Or the defend ~
~ jaIs WIN. NJ. DUNLAP r.,,'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
Carpenter andBnilde,..

All alterations made on old buildlnES, rooty, yal
loyG Skyllghts and o0nicea attended, Ia
Store fronts put ln and ttoTesaltored DesI eSunt.
en- and shelving htted up on short notlec, An ~
work promptly attended TO- Shop a III Ben. II
lays old stand, alley Thirteen, rear 81 CSpitoi
Residence No, o, Nineteenth street. IaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

ny virtue Of a deed OF trust made Lyuuh
lap to me a. trustee, dated the second Jrr Nh IN
rinry, 1861, and recorded In the OiiCe al ibs ~
Of the County Cont q Ohio county. Wrst yi,isaa
on gsed o. Trust BOOK No. u, page -, wilinIS
AZ aid nountV on - N wit Hell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", The iolls,.,
property, thst Is 10 say; lOt Numbered y.
huidnd and twenty ne Q2l)in JacuO adjb n
to the cir Of Wheeling, and now in / : IIrSI
ward o. sad city. said lot Il bounded m The nm
OH The south by an alley formerly called AIhiY,,
nut alley. 'a'''
The tiileto said proper y Is believed To Ia r,5
out the trustee Will convey only AnCh ills N
ygstcd III him by sid deed Of trust,
TERNS OF SALE-CaAh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
MARRIED.

yIANKEuREy = MAGEE -On wednesday even.
Ing FEBRUARY "a 1851 by REV. q E Hlte Ut the mar.
sonaRp. Ne q l.. vGSKEURES and MIS- ELIZA
MLGnI, both Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

TSS object Of Shli IllI !. 70 obtain by lh,,,
lendAnt, and II appearing from mi 1sG.,l,t,
herein, that the defendant ID not reside, I'M
State VI West Niglnla, OH motion III ill., WY V
attorney II u Uni0rcd that The ssid Il, ,al,ssuiI
appear herr q tho neIt rules u mi, N,t,
held OF the tirEt Monday In March, M NJ
EhSt may " necessary to project LSr h.,
sANttst II ,,.co,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

nor found therein this lth day Of fCbtu!! a.llli4
JAO. ". MlTCGILi Va
fofC 7. BruWn ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
TRUsTEEs sALB,

ny virtue Of deed oitrust made BIZ WALTZ, h.,
Icy ard Mary Ann buckley, his wife "a ~ n. =,
tt4iAee dated January 10 lsS?, now Of rrSori d n
onlce Of the Clerk OF the rOnnty Cuurt al I'M,
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Tril,t RI ~ n.
II, OH page 49, Twin sell at public auction ~,
front door Of the Court House Of sal county. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
LEoAL NOTICES

STATR OF WEST VIRGiSiI a.
RULES, lES2. '' IEAku4SY
1ESRY II AouIRR,l
rrsA aor.Ln, In cA'H''Fy for tirsa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
The State Oiwut Virginia q III. CT.
county, grVOlluE: aASriI Oi Oh

county, grVollnE: Sul d Ola
We command you that you summon p,,
y thn " found ~ your 6IiliNlef. IL g,, hSuAlt
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit IGuFi Of, PlSi tli
q rules 70 be held ior thS lali cum We Syuli
Monday ~ February lsSl to answer Mi All " ,hs u
Henry u. llOuSVT, and have then ihr,s Y, eourt L
Witness san,uel y, bCCullOCL, tit,s W Wit
Court u the Coun House VI Iaid Counis Ggt W
q Wheeling, the 2ltt day Of January ~, " W. si
the nintteenth year Of The state Of al iitd
a eJpy-TUsle: Samuel D. MCCOllnSb ,,Hliia1
SAMUEL H. AeCULLOi,s1L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

by W. j. W. coW nEf hIs soI hlGIySEN PliIats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
L1vt srocK MAMKErs-nY TELEaNAPH.

Rt,rrslO June 2-CAITLE- Receipts today. 800 head
ora or week -uO head TOT same Time last wees
5OOhrd consigned thr0ugh 10, cars, mar@et unchanged
Will i.ht sales ilSbt Steers 81 - Oud+U Buch
cr,' cows Il - 81 49, IT,
~u - ANp LANis-Recelpts to-day $500 head total for
me We thus tar s2uuu mead for same time last week,
he nj consigned through g. market steady with
Fair Good clipped al ~ - - 20
fOl Exports ~ ga ." ~ "''''i" -'~"''
HGrs ceipls today 5000 head; total for week thus far
T. CJI head ior same time last week, l56iu head con
net through market nIn ana unchanged sales
d., 10 Cu0ice Workers sass 80 Good Medium Weights
~ Ks q Is b.; Light Mixed - 5UGS1 20.
CBicAGo June ~. -HOGs- Receipts. $1,000 hoan; ship
40 head, market dtuNr anu prices 0h"t' hEHvI
Good Mixed - tud~1 90 heAVy - 1000 . 2
IIgLf - 10 O0S0 2. SkIpS. SJ0S7 30
CATlLg-itccelpts GuOr head, ShDmcns = lOO head TX
nom. ,ru at , ~ Good 10 Choice shipping ? 81
aS1 30 TO Fair, - Z5dsO 20; Mixed Butchers
Wsak al - range steady and shaue easier.
c,ig Medium Good ~ 20 %; very
Common here Montana Grassers 81; Sockers and
Feeders 13G-I 20
,trolger dciiand improved Common 10 Far - SOa ~
Mrtlum to Gnpd. - a=4 %. -.
tAsT IIBlKTl. Penn. June %. CArflR-Receipts $50
head mara Prime JOdso Good - 1OG "a Com
Hos Keoripjs 100 head all through consgnments feel
SuEgr Keceipts 2Op head; market dn Best - 25 n
a 7, ,,ood qin94 %. Common, S3G sJ 30
~ a .6 - Snppuh Pigs. - 09+7 o.. Passing - 500
Butchers - ZJd1S 90 tuls. ~ IpD 90
rccrlp.s 4-uD hra. shipments, l2U mead.
CAiII Receipts. 2.-Up head; shipments 200 head mar
k aif active prices shade ic but not lower offerings
almost wholly Grass Texans 700 To $40 steers - jJ0sJ
txfrs iIcavy lat VIII bring - 80 49, bunch OF
ra,- Indian If &IJ smooth aud TAT brought -
N.fiye 81 ana IleifcTs. - 5ra% -
SHEEp- Receipts LOO hcld shipments. 700 head mar
kc ana prOc- unchanged; Good 10 Choice MuttOns
IS - - -, lover StIlcs u'ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

LrvrKrooL June 29-l2:sO Cotton steady MiddiiDg
incuas 1000 bales or speculation ana eSpo TSGols
Uplanos Low MidGhng clause june delivery. G5eo,d' 60
June ana I,, delivery 5ao no. JHy anG Auu 49,
Der ;"ncr delivery. Cold do october ana November
delivery ts.d November ana December delivery 0s4d
Dr. 4nd January delivery. Ge,1d Futures firm
,, NhY Low mi M,ddl,nr Tpans 6 ed Gooa o1dnsry
tn i 30 2D Orleans SP 6 coca 0ra41S orsas
2liSr,iiJ iu1o sS-~2o1 pm.-Couon-Tne of the
iacludei 1900 bales Amencar ,,.... ,,.,..,.
Low NiGag Clause June dcivery 6S74d: 90 June aud
~. delivery. 6s'o4d 90. August and scpem1er del"ely
vcabe and Decembsadeuyery 'scIG ,,naro. Low
5sg cause. n June ana Juy delivery ed DO cDte,%
byl a.a -, 's1er deayey G,a-d fu'ies SDsaay Low
Middnnr. 4c.s COCA Ordinary. lOs.c. reoopts bales
BALTIMORE 2o.-Coum nrm Middlnng. l24c:; Low
Ss Sa ISs stoes iy49 Ca gross
ios.oX Juuc 2s--Cotton quiet. Mlddline. l2ase; Low
s ss 5.cs exports To Ieai iriisin bales
onAssfqx June 2aooSn fir" MoGHs ,i: 2c Low 1%
Nddnng. v Ood Ordinary. 1o7sc' receipts 1913 bales
MdGipg II sc Good Ordinary II &c; mel fsce'PS o. O
MTsrins June 19.--CoiOn drm; Mido,nnG I2sc. Low
oai,, Shipments 80 bales. ssaos. 100 bales stock 069i
NOZZLE e sc3i Snsfy 49, MOI Tecspt. 30 bales
sross bales exports coast wise, So bales stock. S2o|
NEw-OELEAxs June 2a:-coiton nrn; Middlng i2Nsc;
MrsGia PEI Good Ordinary II xc: net receipts W
bats ~ bales saloA 900 bales stock GS 40 bales
NORFOLK Juno 2a.-COtton Arm Iddling. l2c.i net r..
~; b@ies gross 40 bales exports eoast"s IL"
blr-. -ocs. f.5lS bales
Pa!l,nRiiaIA Jnuc 29.-Cotton firm Madnng l2hsc
NiGI4rg lie; Good Ordinary. llG; nct receipts iZV
la-e. sr,.s ,2Si bales stock. l3.pJS bales
SAVANNAH June 2a-totton stoady Mlddnn% ~ -; Low
M.ih.ias &C. Ordinary, lO2c net receipts. w
laes expors oOaStwse. 81 bales; sales 40 baes socR
4.5if laicS 40 -,
riHLlirg II 4c D,od ordinary lo5c rrcSpts ~ bales
sanuris ~ balcs sales 242 bales stock, 9.sl3 bales
WuSE5rjN June 2a.-COtton steady Mlddnng. litc"
Low Mii:ny tDon ordinary, lOsc. not Ecceip
bale. stocN JI2 Dales
MILWAUKEE. June 29.--Flour quiet and wo1k- Wheat
srongr ami more active: Milwaukee Hard nominal
Il. cash and July. 81 53 August. 81 1915 Sep
icnbeT 81 O9 all TIC nominal No Milwaukee 81 OH
No AMI Rejected nominal Corn higher; NO z, lzfci
Ke,ecca 73s.c oats dull aud lover; No 5i@i While
Zoe Rye st acy No l. 1919; No IOiec Barley dal.'
No spring cash S5c; Judy S494c.; No. 3 Spring Ex
Ira zoe BID f5c asked Provisions quiet Pork s2 90
cash July S2l 80 August lard-Prme Steam, l2l5c
cash aud July. 225c Aqgnst Hogs strong at 81 toe
Barley. shipnents-flour, 1000 bbls Wheat $500
BUSH Barley. Lbne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

Countyand New. Extra Tubs "a 925c DO firs Iz@
9c Western Dairy III d22ci do GOOD 20 thoce "a
2tc Rolls Pennsylvania ana Western iomlo bgRs-rSn s
syivapIa 2Oiad2ic; Western. 1SGlec cheese Ok
Fun ream III n ,c Western. Fun cream lO2ci 40 fr
fo Uood yd9s,e DO Half SKINNED. 52ab 2c PonnsylVaha
Skimmcd 2qbo COnee-RiO. yasc. Sugaf-Raw seadn ~
,79sc for Fair 90 Good Rolning Muscoyadoes Mhhen
steady Cut Loaf Crushed and Powdered lOsGl 90
Gtannnted p7-c-: MOuld A. esc: standard ONc Seeus-
Clever e al nc; Timothy. - 60ds2 71 FaKseed ~ ~
Feed-Winter Bran 81 UOaSll 20 Spring SO OOatl6o 90
petroleum quiet Refined. Dbls 74c Cases lOec Whskey
duh Western II " oo.a
Al 5 Family - dfj 20, Choice 1896 10 Fancy - 3oD
s. Xhel-Op options higher AMI cash 'wor trading Bh
No Red Fall ~ S2t cash. II - bid June. 81 Os yuy
Ot August ~ O3 September 81 O3's OCTOBER; u W
an the year higher at 76a7b c CASH l3rc July I"o
August 73c september; II &c october G2c ali me year
Oaf, higher ut ~ &C cash 47a-c July 31c August 500
,G9c all the year Rye dun at u5c bid BafeY-ho inarket
Butter-Creanery. 24d27c.; Dairy led2lc. Ego lower
g0lic Whskey steady 81 l.. Pork firm al ~ - Did
cash. lob lots s22 Buk Meats In good demand CARROTS
winter shoulders. 90 c Long Clear and short D lZoc
SlOr Clear strong; shoulders, lOc; snort
Rim 3 7Gc. short Clear lie Lana hed NJ 80.
Hsceipfs-Four 1000 bbls.. Wheat $1,000 bush. NofH
"a OO6 bush. oats 900 bush; Rye none; Barley none
Shpmcnts-Flour. 1000 bbiA; Wheat 4,OVo Du5li COIl
dOu hush; oats 900 bush; Rye, mono Barley, none
ioLFpO June 2.-Wheat iTm No Red, spot ana June,
9T July ri - August and september ~ ~" AZ tho
vear n OS Corn firm: No spot and june, ilc; july C
Aupst rs oc all year. 65c oats quiet NO sep eilDer
.iui,c Rcreipfs-Whra. 5000 bush, corn. 5UVV Dusn
oats 800 bush. ShpmentsWheat 22OUU Dushi Corn%1VV
bu IA. OIt