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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Clos e of the Catholic Fair.

This fair, which has been in progress for
two weeks in the basement of the church
IN this town, closed on Saturday night last.
The articles in competition were awarded to
the successful contestants just before the
close. The following were the successful
parties: Gentleman gold watch, James
Hartnet; lady's gold watch, Maggie Nc
Catferty; silver tea set, Ella Feehiy. lady's
gold ring, Anna Gracey.
Tea set, 1872 pieces, Daniel Horisk, of Will
mington; bronze clock, Mr. Walker, of
Newark: cake, Mrs. Phalsn; album, Arthur
Mcknight, of this town: chro,nas. Jas. d.
German, of Wilmington.
Financially the fair was great success,
through the exact amount realized cannot
yet be given.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

PARENTS who allow their children to
grow up with scrofulouS humors bursting
from every pore are guilty OF Il great wrong.
Think of them pointed out rs branded with
a loathsome disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies.
y IRE, wholesome distillation of witch
hazel, American pine, Canada tir, narigod,
clover blossoms, etc, fragrant with the
healing essences of halsam and pine Such
is Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. Com
pltte treatment for 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
announcement Mail Arrangements.

The recent changes in the mails cause
much Inconvenience to the publishers here
The $50 o'clock morning mail south, by
weekly issue to subscribers in the upper
portion Of the county, carries no newspa-
per matter. The email taken upon the fast ex-
press-which does not stop at this station
from the patent catchers, thus ruling US out
from its use. The ~ p. NJ. mail, the only
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Accident

Thomos NanstHt, who resides at ilasgow,
Pencader Hundred, dropped a rail ON one
of his feet some three weeks ago, brui5ing
it slightly, Very little attention was paid
to the woqnd and le continued to work as
it became very painful, and DIR. skinner, of
Glasgow, and DR. Ellis, of this town, We're
called in and pronounced it very critical
case of blood poisoning. The usual RENE
dies were applied but Mr. V. became delir-
ious, and fears are entertained that he may
not recover,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Canning Houses.

Our neighboring county of Hartford, has
scattered all over it small canning houses,
which put up the product of a single farm.
Why is this not done in Cecil:' The farms
advertised by w. j. Jones, Esq, trustee, are
admirably adapted to the growth of pro-
ducts for canning, and there is moderate
fortune in each of these farms to an enter
prising man. Who will lay hold of this op-
DOrtunity
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Delicate Females

The eNactions of society. added to the
cares Of maternity aud the household, have
tested beyond endurance the frail constitu.
tons which have been granted the ma ority
OF women. To combat this tendency to
premature decline, no remedy in the world
possesses the nourishing and strengthening
properties of MALT BITTEGS. They en-
rich the blood perfect digestion, stimulate
the liver aud kidneys, arrest ulcerative
weaknesses. and purify and vitalize every
function of the female system.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
The Way He Fooled the Chickens.

An Elkton gardener, who had been pes
tered by the chickens scratching up his corn
as fast as he could plant it, says that he
observed that the biped thieves watched his
motions intently willie he was at work
planting the grain, and he therefrom con-
ceiyed the idea that it was by this means
they found it afterwards, and that if he
could succeed III planting it while they
We're not about, so that they could not see
the spot where each hill was covered up
he would suffer no more from them. He
found however, that they We're always
about and never absent, and at any hour of
day, if he took Il hoe i'll hand for the pur-
pose, the surrounding fences were instantly
full of chickens. He was not discouraged,
however, and after considerable thought
upon the subject, the idea of planting the
corn at night, while the chickens We're in
their little beds, was suggested to his mind
lie accepted the suggestion and that night
acted upon it. and declares that not a grain
Of that planting has been touched, that the
chickens can find it,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

~ White Goods--Cambrips, Victoria
Lawns, Linen Lawns. ,:.,.,a MUslins, plain
and dotted SW;;s4saa and ldques. REESE,
hried Fruits and Canned Goods are
cheap enough at EEESEs
~ If anybody has old io.asoes, we
would like to buy Il Ge.W s,s Z. high price.
REESE.
ssg Sot how much can we get, but how
}21} can we sell-That's the place to spsni
your money, REESE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
e" Best of ALL

DR.. Il. V. PIERCE PP::;;fft,,,o, n. y, Dear
Si-My family mas used your 9 Favorte
Prescription" and it has done all that is
claimed for it. 1t is the best of all prepara-
tons for female complaint. l recommend
it to all my customers.
G. 5. WATERMAN, n,sB.siSt
pa..i.aerS, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Small Farm at Private Sale.

Tho Subscriber offers at Private Sale,
II his Farm. containing about 22l., Acres,
near Brick Meeting House. Cecil county. Nd.
improved by good BUILDINGS, Apple -
Orchard, Nc: convenient TO churches. I1a1V
schools, mills and railroad. Ii desired l.ss
good land, without Improvements. adj Sls
Joining can be had at fair price. Apply to
HENRY A. WRIGHT.
Calvert p, O., Cecil county, Md,
Nav iS-@w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Annoyance Prevented,

Gray hairs are honorable hut their pre-
mature appearances is annoying. farher's
Hair Ralaam prevents the annoyance by
promptly restoring the youthful color.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Don't be Alarmed

AT Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any of the
kidneys, liver or urinary organs, rs Hop
Bitters will certainly and lastinglv cG1e
You, and it is the only thing thhat will,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

John w. Martin. ot. Fort Deposit, has
been arl,oin'e't to position in the Balti
more Custom House by Collector Webster.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Death of Mrs. Gallagher.

At T. clock on Thursday, Mrs F.. .lulia
Gallagher, wife uf JoI,a s., Gallagher and
daughter of William McMamee. OF this
town, bre&the,i hex last at her fathers resi-
dence on Main street. The deceased has
sumption OF the lungs, though she but re-
Gently gave up and took to her bed, her
anxiety for her family of young children
sustaining her long after the time she was
really unfit to he about, Size y,:,s turtv-
two years of age and leaves Il family of four
children with beyGaved husband to mourn
her death. Her remains will he inferred to-
day. Service will he held al the residence OF
her father, on Main street, ut tive o'clock .
interlnent in the Methodist cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
PC, STRICKLAND.
COFFEE.

IT'S NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
THAT ONE OF THE FINEST FLAW
ORED COFFEES NOW IN THE MAR
KET is GROWN IN NICARAGUA.
IT is A HANDSOME, LARGE BERRY,
AND WITH A FLAVOR NOT so
HARSH OR PUNGENT AS THE RIO,
BUT DECIDEDLY MORE PIQUANT
THAN THE JAVA ONLY A CON-
PARATIVELY SIN ALL QUANTITY
HAS YET FOUND ITS WAY INTO
OUR MARKETS, BUT THE GENERAL
FAVOR WITH WHICH 1T HAS BEEN
GREETED, AND THE STEADILY IN
CREASING DEMAND FOR 1T, ARE
UNMISTAKABLE WIDE n CE S OF
IT'S EXCELLENCE. 1T is LESS
COSTLY THAN JAVA, AND ONLY A
LITTLE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN
RIO, ANOTHER ARGUMENT IN ITS
FAVOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
4I,e Bilious.

hyspeptic or constipated, should address,
with two stamps and history of case for
pamphlet, WORLDS DISrENsARY MEnIC,I
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, \. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
THE WHRkEyrn.
Ei~1on Markets

REPORTED BY ID. SCOTT Is BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

I,ne grea&jng with Fr;r4er Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all other. 49, pr three
days. Try it. It received tiIs,t premium at
the Gentepni:.i Exposition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

for ii! -rron,ious and virulent blood poi
sons, is specific. BY druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
Golden MeIac.i Discovery"

- The best of all iron preparations ever
made is Browns Iron Bitters.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

All we have been able to gather of this
gentleman indicates that, like the others,
he was > man of high character and of con-
siderable property. He came from Duck
Creek hundred, Kent county, Del. In May,
1901, purchased of Robert Cloud, the prop
erty called "Doe Hill and Brac Point
wherein Mr.. Thomas Warburton now re-
sides. In 1880 he sold this property to Mr..
Nathaniel Wiley, and probably moved away
about that time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

Mr.. Thomas had formerly resided in Lam
caster county, Pa. In the Spring of 1904
he had bought a farm of 100 acres from
David Sweasey, one of the original trustees
The price recorded was Il 900. As before
stated, this is the property on which Mr..
George w. Ford now resides. Mr.. Thomas
was local preacher, and doubtless did
much to build up the church while he re-
manned in North East. Mr.. Ford remem-
bers attending meeting III his house aud
hearing him preach. He subsequently re-
moved to Easton, Md, and engaged in mer-
camille business. in .S17 lie sold his farm
to Mr.. William Taylor, of Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10
JOHN SHIPPERS.

Mr.. Shippers, like Mr.. Sheredine, had pre-
viously been connected with the parish
church. He was chosen church warden i'll
1871. He was farmer and also kept pub
lie house in the village. He married Mar
garet, daughter Of Isaac Crouch and sister
of Nathan Crouch, who is referred to in
Rev. w. Sweasey's autobiography as his
cold friend, father in Israel, a man of re-
spectacle standing in the church and of
great moral WORTH Mr.. Shippers eldest
son johnson, still survives, in his nine
tieth year, enjoying remarkable mental and
physical health, and as often as the weather
permits, is found in the Sanctuary to hear
the preaching of the same precious gospel,
which he first listened to as a child, when
his t.evout mother led him by the hand to
the house of God, and which in early youth
he found, as he now finds in extreme age
80 the mower of God unto his Salayatiou -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-10

TRAINS LEAVE ELKTON STATION:
yoRruBoUND. SoUTHBoUND.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

ESTATE OF Charles DUVAL, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persona having
claims against the estate Of Charles DuYaI, de-
ceaaeds to exhbit them, with the necessary voueh
ers, TO me. the Undersigned public administrator,
within tour months after date of publication Of
this notice. HERMAN BRINkMAN
Public Administrator
July Is, 1882.
hllek.N Hunt Attorneys for estate
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
Eating Before Sleeping.

Man is the only animal that can be
taught to sleep quietly on an empty stoRr
ach. The brute creation resents all efforts
10 coax them to sucia q violation Of the
laws of Nature. The lion roars in the for
est until he has found his prey, and when
he has devoured it he sleeps over until he
needs another rneaI. The horse will paw
atnight in the stable and the pig will squeal
all night in the pen, refusing all rest or
sleep until they are fed. The animals
which chow the cud have their own prov
ision for late meal just before dropping
off to their nightly slumbers. Man can
train himself to the habit of sleeping with
eut a preceding meal. but only after long
years of practice.
The sleep which comes TO adults long
hours after partaking Of food, and when
the stomach is nearly or quite empty, is
not after the type OF infantile repose.
There is all the difference in the world be-
tween the sleep Of refreshment and the
sleep Of exhaustion. To sleep well the
blood that sWells the veins ia Our head
during our busy hours must doT back.
leaving greatly diminished volume be-
hind the brow that lately throbbed wiki
such vehemence. 10 digest well this
blood is needed in the stomach and nearer
the fountains Of life.
Tt is fact established beyond the poss-
ibility of contradiction that sleep aids di-
gestion, and that the process OF digestion
is conducive to refreshing sleep. II needs
no argument to convince Us Of this mutual
relation. The dYowsiness which always
follows the well-ordered meal ID OF itself .
testimony of nature to this fact.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
Notice 70 Creditors

ESTATE OF CHARLES JACKSON, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given 70 aII parsoas having
claims against the estate Of Charles Jackson, de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the Necessary vaieh-
ers, TO me, the undersigned public administration,
within fonr months after. date Of. publication IS
this notice. HERMAN RI RINK Of a n
Public Administration.
July Is, 1852.
nack n Hunt, Attorneys forestste.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

"Widder Jenkins, said an Ohio farmer
as he bustled into her house one morning,
Il am man Of business. I'm worth SlO,-
900. and want you for 4 wife. give you
three minutes III which to answer ~
don't want ten seconds, old man !" she To- F
piled, as she shook out the dish-sz5tf. T
am a woman OF business, worth sl6, ,ONO,
and I Wouldn't marry you II you were the
last man Oh earth ! give you minute
ana q half to git ~ Tie got.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
ADELAIDE STOCK PARN.
Lake Park, n. =. as. -.
.SfeG5s'f S4D&'st s5szzsgfs.
Hslss'ops5s5s'@ sjsce39,

ny herd Of h gh bred Short Horns now contains
sains some 10 ANNA Is mostly pure Bates Have for
sale choice lot of young bulls ami hcifyss all by
this imported pure Oxford Geneva (2.22i. This
grand breed ng bull took sweepstakes prize as
yearIng at the Philadelphia international Exhibit
eion and will serve limited number ~ approve
cows outside my herd.
Catalogue application.
now coming in aud am booking orders at $40 per
pair.
R1. r. dsENGLE8RORNER
apr3dWts
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

Iss.z,-S y 0E, VA. pR EsroN, DeeaaseeE.
Aatisa is hereby given III all persons having
cl:1lstts estate ef ln. Preston deceas
0esstts esltIt them Ni til the neeessary voucher
~ ssa Undersigned publ administrator will
aIl 9l9 IaoIsss aTGan date Of publication Df this
liaslce IflEssAI Al Ts ri SIlAI AN,
July 1882 y
Buck Inn 4 ttornsgs for estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

12s2y1i2 CSC; City Steam lower, active, sales 1876
tcs i26Oc.: Refined quoted l3c. Continent BUTTER
Market mas not varied In particular demand very SLOW
and prices uneted and droopnF but not quotaby chsg
Sa,e Hall f1rkius Tubs and Pail. y Szoet welsh
Tubs lSe24c; Dairy Tubs inferior. ls020c; Creamery
zsdZo &C. Elgin Creamery, p 2e Western creamery
22dI4c; Imitation Creamery, l9023c Dairy, 1917 G.;
Factory. 10 &c -.. CHEESE-ErpOrt demand u steady
am iai and prices still fAvOr buyers New state Factory
6gll &c: Creamery SIMS 2o5llc; ohio Flat 6HlOc
E60S-Demand is hight but prices hold firm aud IN
some cases show slight advance Long Island and nearby
40 state and Pennsylvania. ne; Western, 2O2d2l C.;
Canana y Hc western and Canada Fair 10 Good le0l5c
hIN L Domestic quiet unchanged Foreign larry scuSe
sEED-Generaly gret unchanged it Is understood that
the recent sale u Calcutta Lnseed va, IN tue
neighborhOnd ~ 3 - OF . 80.
sALI--teady. moderately active.
sfIt f.S-Quic, generally unchanged.
otHAh-RaE quiet, steady un changed Fair U on
IeHning - al reported OF 800 hhds tuasl IN
&C 1000 bags DemeTsra Centrifugal Lice Refined closed
more steady az decline for harris soft sugars higher
Sut Loaf AZ -. Crashed 9't95'sc cubes sci row
dered 90 d9aic Granuatd 97 Mould A." 94c Confec
TONERS do. YR9sc. standard do &c: on A." s2GS9c
White Extra SC" Sa0spc. Yellow do, do, tdoc; ell
hW"C.' l3Hd4 &c. Yellow 69Gi l~c- -
SIEARI t-Dul AMI Yrces nominal: Choice CITY; iSfa
l31c Western, l3ci Ocon stearine ~ ~ &c
dsac
TEA-Quet and lnout steady.
TOBANCO-KeL- Icky duh nd nominal: Iugs 66T nc
Leaf sGiV c. sas p hhd: seed Leaf quiet SAFES %
private 1850 do. do Wrappers ISG3Oc; 800
bales Havana. SStHSl 20
WOOL-Athough the Volume " business has fallen Of
largely holders maintain rm front No weakness Is Visible
on anY gra1e d'scuD IL said and Investigation
proves the truth prices today do NOT cover
California and Texas grades dealers propose to maintain
present asking prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

nest figures of the morning was no, pn from a
~ increased pressure to sell. but ra'nel % ia
it'll exhaustion of the ability to purcn"'e Ana
i ~. by the smaller amount OF business Iit,ro
soNdav Generally the final figures sue" so. The
sIarge from those of last evening but o'9 enaI
stocks alreadv named as the strong ones neIa-
ToaIipes. there are other notable eAcep'l Can
ware and Hudson closed with an advaneeV .nd West
w. sou,bern is d higher, and Richmond s'u number
point Terminal 81 per cent Sno,ines The
Of the active stocks show s'nHI
market closed feverish and Irregular .;,-o to-day
government bonds were no n'Oio Co.. tho long
than on preceding days but 'ns e.aI bids show
date issues were sharply advances nar cents Il
chsng'S "S INT. decline-COntinued os, . per
ana -, - "a a,a the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

I8vYRP0Oi. July a. D. n.-POrK-PrDe Mes Fas,a-r
steaay Western. STEADY Al - Bacon umDerIand
Cur steadv o.. IaO Stesdy 0Jc Long CIear
Clear dull U4ms-I.lug lIf
Shoulders dun al 3OL lieef-InGlA 81
Mess al Is 10 Prime Mess steaav 80
LAiu-Prme Western Guu al 6ZfJd IaIO@-P1me itv
ste@iy 45L IurDenuue-oDf1Ls steady al 81 kOsIn-
Pine lul Common sJescv. oL CneeseA mer1cau ChOce
ssssGy I'd LSrd Ou nim JJ hlOur-E1ra Stale cull
81 "a. Nhe4t-No wn.ir steady al 10. No spring
ste<cv Winter New Western. steady al lO3G Com
41e tIin al 15d Tor oG spints IuTpeAune a. London
Ete-dT .
L4vEJo Oh July Zl-5 D. m-PrOyiaOns-Beer 1877 f0-
E1tTa lndla Mess FORK 81. per Dbl foe Prime Ness
Bacon Co., per Tor Long Clear Middles and S.. Tor
Sbnrf Clear Alddies- O5L cwL tor American
fIeouce-lllO1 4A5d Vt Cheese 5o CIVIL
pest gIAoes VI Anerca Refined Petroleum I'D
LIYzRrCOI- Juiv 2l-S.2O m-Breadsrurs firm. FlOnf
1A44S Ter centa for esJerI- Wheat 5td 1lO. per
- 10Y average California 81 Ia lpJd TOT CaLOr
x Cllb god lOzd. Tor he'd winter 9iatod foi R--i
s"erh spring Corn ~ Sd GENITAL Of Old Mixed est
.LskkFoo July zl1he receipts Of Wheat for past
$500 were $4,000 ceat4s including - 900 Americau
b. no., 'u5s Ei-s-50 D. n--CncutiS LIn~ocd 4'L
a1ArtaI Ienned retrOleuIn. o205asd spirits Pc
~ "'u ubc sperm on 47s per lInseed on
% per cwt -'A~ AN4 'eN'-S'' %" vo4 W. 4O"'
Da.A Juiy 2lPetroeum II francs % tor
E...nss 9eT 100 kiIos
eigs Juiy z-WcOxE LARD closed al 90 marks UfeD-
EsysR pouidA Petroleum. - DfenJuga
tclians- suy zl-Wucoxs Lara cIOseq AZ CT raDcs
---sS Per w klIoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

wv l- d. IL dull
Upiands oolsd do orleans, sd sales 5000 bales incud
ing 90 0aes ioI ,T, atom o sA Or Eel r. 800
Low Mu'ung. c.Ause ny dehVery 20 al DO LILY ana
.rs ss ID "a. tg5a.u do september and October r, s.
O-s4d and November delivery o's4L Futures
LlyERPooL July 2l-l:JD D. m Futures plands. Low
MdIlug cause November DecemJer deliver Oa'~4d
reOrlAr, ii area delivery. o''444 , ....
dav Aciuded 30 DsieS AmeTTcdI-
anu Low lldlnng clause October ana November deuyery
e%rg,5a INV aI-cotron-rhe sales of the wees
Ors; American OOu oles; spscuaior7 o"S = ~
bales. ex.Drters lN '- D1-r Or"Iried Irom tAe snip
80 to sI0 ,I paes Amen an 10 49, ba., anoaLI
OF oton afoal. 2DAOuu uales. American. 10000 bales
MANCHhs fKI, July IL tne marAe. of ars anu Fabrics
n o. sol sI 20 men, reed Printer 20 vdIus ID
o. 4--gdd+o 9L No 40. Nue. twist FAR second qaAs
huersrA- univ ~ cotton ouet Mdanns. &c; Low
sn.p4e - Oacs. 'aies Oa.ra stocH %. '~.es.
sALriaoGH July , Cotton aiidilnr Isa.c
-, ulrs exports Continent. Lao
u "a -. sales, naleS stOc~ s.tOJ baIe~.
port totne Continent Io4j 3Jd bale:
CH&aLHsrox July 2l.-Cotron Modnns. l2.c: Low
Naaina &c. ,3Ood Ordinary. &c. recei.-, 10
Ia. loss :. Da.e. ,Al,-. 80 oairs stocS
eesIyNet receipts 30 Daie' sioss 80 odes exports
coastwse 10 Daies sales. 2OJ Daiea
GALvEsroS. Jd4y l-co ton s'e4dy Md"ing Zoe Low
oAir-' gross - bales sIoca. -
MrcEl,-(rt rec lpts. II gross, III Daes
MEAPHls ! uls steady MldoinDg lz-c. Low
,iduluE. st. Cool yr,i net rcce.gts. 50
lae- gross. 1ae, sales - BALES stocS %. 3 gales
eeKiy.,e ct receipt. ~ Da.s grOaa 4Oo bale ship
meuts. D. Ja4eHs SOL Dales
-l.-tottou nrn hl1dline. t-sc- Low
Miudnng tfOOd ord nary ~ net feceipts 10 DaIes
gfttNs - 4.-Ov
rccelpts - DaeS; gross, - Oaes; exports
cna-I l-r 49, hale-. sales. 10 Dtles
NEw.ORLEANs July -l.-Counn nrm Middlng l2'loi
ow aIddnng Good Ordinary &c, receipts ID
ba-- .ru.s exports cOaswse. "a DaIes
stOcd- Il, II bales
WerKY-NeL receipts. IL Oales gross Lol4 DAes: ex
ports t1Uz bales wise I592 bales sales
Loo
SAvANNAn. Iuv 2l.- otton steady MGanng. l-c- Low
MlddmR &C. ordinary. lujiC; nee rrcelptA ~
gross bales c1DOIts cOist"!s, 81 Oales sAes
~ Dales stock. -,uOS Da-es
WeeEy-, r rece ID, - bales. gro.s. So bales
ports coast wise, l,os5 bales. sales III Daes-
COTTON ElC-li'r-.
NEw.YoRK July 2l.-lhe following the total net
celps OF the Oel0" HenGOod ports since sep I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
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R!-rFAIo July 2l.-- ArrLR Receipts to-day sou head
~ OH bea c0rsignrd through 2bn cars market gen.
ertir unchanged. sales ath-r higher feeling
stronger; safes, uO'~. y" Dholoe 9ttI ~ 0' ASA'
90 - 49, 40 j load o. CLcfoAtes - 40. 100 -. 49,, .
-tFgF AND LAMH--ReceIpts 1900 head total for
We. INN, lar. 1000 head Tor same unr lAst week
500 head through % cars mArAet oui Ahd
, -nd. lower sales fiir clipped rs la - ID
H.. ~. - 4 q ~ ntr Western Lambs, - ~ 'O
0r- Receipts To-Day T. 30 mead OtA iO eek mus iai
,ec through t5 offerings gni sales Llghi 10 fal
Nnrser. = IOaar l- g. choice - 20" = -" ,t'N
Nrium Weights - 5Oaso g. DECK Choice - d. FlsS
:, 20 Iniv - H0Gs-keceipts lnuOO head. ship
nlts . 90 mead. generally ~" r. atey icu'. ana .ts@ll
Wr1 YOd p l4ghL - JOdro " hr~Fs :, - -, 80
ok.p. ana Gu JOd=' 20 C"Ase i|oush ioie premium
ana ,e,pts 43ou mead sniDments. ,0,0 head mar
- ~ "a .tfve- all l1w 81 AIDES very dhI dhd "raA
I,tr ~ - GOOD t0 ChOco liDhR - OV@ft ~
i-AP- - Feeders i,rr Give
~ - 3it MI1od butchers au4 alu "taA a > ~
r,uge as Zoe lOwcr Texans - was" nan Di'oeS anu
re1pts 600 head shipments. hone trlie fairy
-. .n ,.eA,y. AZ, @Oa11 30 4cui"lN' 4" '"N
- o pm Iuv CATTLE Receipts ior week
~, 1-- "a i il4 head Of through anu -,oo OF local
a. he'd o. through and 49, head 81 lOt ioi ,ie
800 ls I re- narAct rI41d duli FALL " -A'i- - w.
- ,r. fo- he y, u 33a head against - %
80 f fi,. e-rK before Phadeph a. - oO- - w. N-
,nores - 9. AZ 90 lOrSers a. aso- - .a,s, 80 en,
~trgr- receipt tuc week. - DIV nv ~, - 80
-, a. an, ,.,rk before marKe slow ohnoh % h-A'lA
~, duh Al - J'i"ro
~ llJOis. July -I.--HOoH ltecep'a, wv HS@'' P'
M head market steady ald untnahst.. sno had mar
CaTTIF Receipts nUu head -hll linens 'ne,s ,r.1r.
-, .t---v and ged. Ic1ahn S@unoia
- - a. ,.0od Ia Choice Pat steer - az, -. -
i've toWs t.14s -. st0cAols, - O"~s'' 1900 ~
- ,se Rere,rs 4Oo heat shipments sou hea uA ~
-t.-,ay an unchanged. Good 10 'holoe 1h-'''' -