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dr. Henry W. Grady, one Of the edit
ors Of the Atlanta Constitution. has boon
urged to pcrmit the use Of bis maine ~
candidate Tor Cougroseuan.st.Tar se fr,,,
Georgia He declines. however and
says in bis letter making known lfs de-
Oslo" mat journalism IS q jealous pro-
lesson and demands The fullest sI.ai.
anct " those who sock IT, honor. or i,s
efnoIumcnts. Least Of OIL things can f.
be made tho cid Of tho dcmaqogue or tbc
hauduai1 oi .ie politician. The MAJ.
WH' H@' ~ journal 60 suLserve bis DO
uucd ambition, or writcs with q ef,,fi,,.
and persona. purpo.o @. soon loses I,i. $50.
~ and Do q best abandon fho profol s.or.
Doc has iciraycd. Within rt man..
inero wc irr1ufrtaud striking exanrI,'
NJ mon VINO nave sacrificed tfoo ono ~.
in SION. only tp Do .acfiGr,I F.
D'Irr. '''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
HUSBAND AND WIFE AZ ODDS.
scandal in New York--StOry Of Z,
Young Army,s Officers WIG,


Young Army's officers wife.
Captain Willard F. Goodwin, Of the
United States Army. native of Virginia
and a graduate Of Yves, Point, brought a
suit in the New York Supreme Court for
an absolute divorce nom lis wife. Kate
3. Goodwin, 10 whom lie was married In
1876 in New Mexico. a 7, fierce reported
in the husbands favor, but Judge Law
renee refused 10 confirm the r-po,t the
testimony being unsatisfactory. Al the
hearing on Tuesday Mrs. Goodwin conn
sci asked tina, the mother should b.. nlloa,
ed 10 see her child, now m charge of it's
paiernal grandmother. She denies the
charge made against her, except ms 10 a
MI. henderson, 20 whom she saws She was
introduced by her husband, with the a.
suEance that he WIS Trustworthy rentl.-
man, under whose guidance she was 10
act. He took her, she says, % ahat he
represented 10 be a first class boarding
house, and The same evening induced her
to d'iOk wine, which Immediately mad,
her unconscious. % regining her senses
'ho q from the house al 4 o'clock in the
murni s, and went to the residence of her
husbands mother in y ooklyn, to whom
he told the whole story. She suisse
quen'ly learned that the house 10 which
she had been taken was one of ill-repntc.
The wife is daughter of Major NJ. +.
B"itmer, and when twenty years old was
married 10 Goodwin at Fort Sslden.
where he as well as her father was sta.
toned. She had 10 knowledge Of his
habits " gambling and love of strorp
drlnk. IN" asserts that he treated her
cruelty, kicked ner with his booted Tr,t
ana struck ncr IN the face with bis mn
ana clenchtd hand 50 as TO discnlor her
! eyes. w ncH ihey went To New York
| from the West, sue says, he I, id nor thai
IL she dId not consent To vorcr n,
! would XII her Judge Lawrcnc reserv ]
MS dcclslou upon the motion, remaJ KIM
'hSJ the EVIDENCE thus tar taken in tb1
case, winch was that of two detectives
VINO Claimed Ia have traced the ,efcnaa,,
10 hotel in strange mans camp.ny. an
! peaIed to him very Unsatisfactory.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

The experience Of The Western Stat,
shows that Germans above OH other f.r-
eigncrs not only make the best farmer.
but that their advent int any commupitv
IS followed by a steady rise in the price of
land. IN portions of Missouri aud mn
nois, where Germans have most tbicpIv
settled, land - worth from four To- avc
times as much as in other sections vb,-o
farms are conducted by The natives This
is due, doubtless, TO the tcnacil, Of Tie
Germans in clinging 10 land
cd property, and also to their eat mot
Of the yalue of The hand, based urop i,g
yield, which is larger under their nllooo
than under that Of wastcful American
Their property rs attractive 10 otbo,s
and it often happens that their cuIry,,io,
~ % region makes q demand far ia
there that Did not exist when the e.u ,i,,i
not appear TO be making anybcdv ,i,t
Germans love 90 settle whore NOV 100
lWig the tongue, sang the eopgs -
drink the iayOrite brew OF their f,t.o-
band, aud they are slow 90 move gb.,
they once form attachments for az,
Among The 20. 876 arrivals af CASTLE "a
den during April, -, 533 were Csr-,,s..
and DO BE- represented that they CONT s;,i'
sums oi money varying from 500 to 80
800. The broad acres Of the Wcst ,g,Ii
"clcOuf their THRIFT aud industry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
Inc Ln.t Rcsnr1

Charles Dudley Warner writes from
r"iermo That bHgandage is about al an
end IN Sicily. The organization Of the
brigands is broken up and they are dis
couragei. My own explanation Of the
change writes Mr. Warner, sis that the
eTieands have gone TO keeping the hotel.
IN SICILY and take it out Of the travellers
10 legal but more thorough manner.
might 10 wei say here, from considerable
experience in Sicillian hotels, that they
aIe on their way 20 be first class. Their
pices are already first rate. They have
an'y W rNIsc The accommodation, the food
ana attendance ~ 10 the prices md tbc,
WI be- oil right The landlords have aim.
ply begun az the wrong end"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

a Few evenings since lady passenger
arrived st Doylestown, Pennsylvania and
TIE next morning proceeded TO Mechanics
vile, where che vas married % Josepb
Berger. She belonged TO Jackson Civ.
Michigan, and as the result Of an sdvey.
tsement for a wife, had correspouded
"iih Berger. She Travelled several hum.
Hfed miles ~ meet the husband She had
never seen, and personal ACQUAINTANCE
hayiDg confirmed Tie good opinion tbcv
nad OF one another, there was vcry little
delay in completing The bargain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

striking Anccdote ct tho Late \. n.
stewart.


Stewart was the typical tradesman of
modern times, says a New York paper
He WAS tradosmsn everywhere. at
church. at bis club. W hoine. lie never
forgot the most triding details Of his bus.
mess he knew aud remembered the pat
tern of every piece of goods that had ever
been on his ehelves. Siewar. belonged to
| The Century Club, although he rarely vls-
tied its rooms The club once bought 81
carpet Of bis people, and when it had
been down tor several months Stewart
! happened to come in. lie seemed 10 be
greatly interested in the carpet, studying
! il sttrntiYcly. "Where did you buy that?"
he demanded at last of ore Of the House
Committee.
al your place, | believe"
Impossible - r.joined the millionaire.
"We never had that pattern in stock. We
have had a pattern exactly similar, except
that these little violet flowers were while. ,
The committeeman took the trouble 10
hunt through his Cuchers, and produced
a receipted bill OF 4. T. Stewart d Co
MIR. Stewart shook his head "There If
SO ne mistake, he said 1.-The little flow
| ers on our carpeting were white"
IL was found on investigation that the
| little iiowers had been white--so ofIens-
| lvely white and spOtty To the eyes of some
OF the aesthetic members OF the club tina,
/ Louis LANG bad Carefully gone over them
all with a still brush dipped i'm violet ink.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
Shocking Instances Of Royish De-
prayity.

The criminal news of single week
makes a sad showing of buyish depravi>
ty. A boy of Bellevilie, Illinois, killed
the girl who rejected his address ses ON
occount of his dissipation Two Arkan.
Sas boys quarreleJ over rabbit hunt.
and one slew the other with an axe. A
st. Louis boy stabbed the playmate who
leased him for hls ignorance o. English
n West Virginia boy shot his rival i'm a
girls affections. A Virginia boy COMES.
ses the poisoning of TWO persons. A
Texas boy shot little girl because she
refused to put down pail when he or.
dered her to. a Kansas boy is on trial
for Intentionally drowning a plavr,llow
TWO w lsconsin boys ,naltreatcd a child
nearly 10 death. Three boys plcadoj
guilty TO ighway robbery i'm Ghicaro
An Iowa boy is a lorger. 4 Missouri
boy set fire To house. \ New Noxiro
BOY shot baby. John Tcbbits. a lad oI
sixteen, IL in prison at Bismarck, nako.
ia, Ter numbering two men i'm canlp near.
ferhan, Minnesota. A Colorado horse
thlet is aged eight years, aud none of fhb
other criminals mentioned was ON cr six.
teen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
AHORHEBnm OooUmnaNor.
AerrlDie Death of a Little ChiId orr
uihern Railway.

"'herh halfway.
Mr.. Bryan, an engineer ON In. Noru
'''"'' ''al''o"'' "hiie driving ahead
uhuer Euii mead OF steam near Charlotte
on Tuesday morning OF last weel, saw GO,
object ON The trncl, so,oo d;.,..a. Oh
u,iich -. -, ','''' N,S'"p'o "hea',
~ S"Pp"s1" 10 De dog. The en-
gihoer blew on brakes, and at tue sound
Of the whistle tie object moved s,,d D.,
an saw, that II v,s = chua ~,
,birg booar - o-~, oc emu ne I''ie
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
Bold words From Ecnr

Ex-Attorney General George Lear. of
pennsylvania, who was permanent chair
man Of the Regular Republican Conven-
ton at Harrisburg, has written to Chair.
men Cooper, Of the State Commune o
long letter in reference to Dir. Csoner,s
cail for a ressscmbling Of the convention
81 June 2lst. to nominate candidate for
Ccugressman-at-large in place Of Thomas
81. Marshall, who declined. Mr.. lear
says Ihat he will not attend the copver.
uon that Mr.. Cooper had no right %
call 1t without the authorization of tho
state Committee; that The convention 10
a "oeiunct body" and a new one must
" called, composed OF Delegates elected
I'D me manner prescribed by the mace
conference az the Continental Hotel ond
appr0'ed by the Harrisburg convention
mr. Lear severely criticizes the metbods
81 senator Cameron, and says the salvs
tiOn Oh the party depends upon whetber
pom me Regular and Independent Statc
C'mmlllte5 viii agree 10 call conven-
Won ~ september, composed of delegate
electeu lh Tue manner prescribed. for fhe
purpose OF naming y ticket to be sunoort-
90 by all Republicans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
a lawyers Big Fee.

The omission of the word "wool" in the
schedule relating to the duty ON kni,
goods in the Revised Statutes, and the de-
cision Of the United Statcs Supreme
Court, he's entailed upon The goverpmen,
the refundiug OF S11, 600 600, to the i'm
porters, who have been paying q spccific
duty of 80 per cent. The LEGAL defect
which brought out this decision was de.
tccted by Yankee lawyer practicing in
New York. He wrote TO the importers
Interested, who had been paying the spo-
citic duty since 1875, proposing TO PROSE
cute the claim, his fee to be so per cent. Of
OF the amount recovered. As the total
amount to he rounded is S11 COO 600. mis-
zee viii probably be the largest ever
PAID to lawyer The decision has bod
a dire{ul effect upon the manufacturers Of
KNIT wooden goods, as they cannot com
peie with foreign goods unless protected
by tins specific duty. The mills have in
conse quence, stopped the production Of
wooden goods, but their hands are now
employed on cotton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
NOTICE TO FARMERS.


EVANSVILLE WOoLRN FACTORY.
%, LVANsYlLLE, W. Va March 81.
Take notice, Farmers and the pnblic
That we have purchased and placed In on3
facfory new and improved machinery.
therefore, wc are able 10 compete with
any factory in the States I'm MAKING
wooden goods. We give the
Highest Market Price To- Wool,
and cell goods very low. We do manu-
iaciurirg 20 very low rates
Farmers give US a call
mf3lU j. BOWMAN g. SON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

""Fy'' h"n'1 GA "a New Principle.
Mollie had 81 utIo ,.,, 49,,
rubber shoe, aud everywhere that souio
went he cmigrated too.
He went with her TO church one d,.
N""'"H VHS Uay --
,aa,,.,1.. ..,'' ~ s gre" 70 see MIN walk
'',n"'''y 'u'o Deacon Aliens pew.
prv nessiop ,isc .,.,l 90. ~.
Kick tetve.n $500 -. o." '''''' ''''''u
Ts,. 80. 49, '"o 5"' ''""h eyes
aus I"nN'' TammY IN the aisle; tho
deacon followed fact ard r.is.l ,i. g..
epain alqsl that 6rs,ticL 800 49, -
For MIR. Sheen COLI - '''
'"''P "'iHed Slowly back,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
Order of Publication
WEST VIRGINIA. S.:
~ fWeS held hon the Clerks Office of
lhc circuit Court OF Preston County ON
the first Monday Of June, 1852.
EVA ELIZABETH RODEuEAv VIM


Tho object OF this suit is to ott,i, d,
divorce % viuclo matrinoni. and ,Ii.r,o p
ny out of Oh" undivided interest of the
1c'eudWi 100 'bc real estate of which his
Wothcr sarah Bodehclvcr, died seized
and also to retain the custody ana CON,
'rol OF their four innnt children
hd pc appearing that tho defendant is
not 70 resident of tni- state. bo is tb,rr.
I9Ic, hereby required fo appear boro at
fuI'. 'J HH hold .Dr said Court. ou fgc
hr-I Monday of July next and aio ,yb4t
Deg necessary lO protect his fu.lrrsfs Lcto
Dol. And. on motion OF tho rIdnfin. ~,
hcr counsel, pc is ordered thatth r9rcoG.
llE .' puDH~1ei iu TUE WEST Vfp-
hshcd Boo tliis county.
a copy Test.
NTH CRANE. CIoyk.
ROBERT w. Monroe, Counsel Tor Plant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

Al hay . workers gro subject 10 billions
a'tscIs which may snd in dangor,u.
illness i'rkor's Ginger Tonic will keen
TIC Kidneys and liver active. and by
IleEelluuH lle attack save much sick,
ness lors "i lime and expense. DELAY
90 such times means dance, rr,[...y
Press. SEQ other column. '''''
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The Cntingo rrcn,1h-

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Contains more reading OF Practical Do
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Fashions, the Mothers CHAIR, toe STUDENT
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

The beauty and color Of TIE hair may
"e safely regaircd by using Parkers
Hair Baisam. which il fnuc5 ad-
W'feH Tor Dts perfume, cleanliness and
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CLUB RATES.

We are enabled to make the following
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subscribe within three mouths and nav
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

Ihe unocrsig cd has several farms for
proved land. in lots to- suit n1rcbosor,
at low Hgurcs am . on liberal credit.
"''.l WV. g.. Brown
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

Dress Goods and Mott .na la rpdI,s.
variety Juai opIiug at Joan d Brovne
uJ TT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

We are hsacquarjcrs for slaves. Lumber
nnd Ton Bark, Handle above ip jsr,o
,i1i'ili's and arc prepared tO pay highest
market piIce- boo cash.
sHAFpRR & BoELpRfD.
q APPENDED inc Of Cio;Ling just omen
'ne a' John %. browne. M, -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16
Ciotbingl CIothina,,

just received $50 suits Carry hrolp
stock 'r ilC county.
SHArrRB g. BoNAplpt,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-16

John il Brown is iust receiving ,-5
opening bic large snd well fcleted s,o,J
~ seH4ouable g0Odf
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

Discovery There is Il weed in tn.
South known rs the wild coffee plant, which
trouble and annoyance, and has Consequent
Iy been greatly despised. 1t has recently
been discovered that the plant has its use,
as rope can be made from it equal to the
best hemp. aud stronger and fincr than the
best jutc. The discovery was made by a
negro who want d piece ofrops, bu: could
find none Ga lnokiy around his attention
was attracted to this plant, and he cut the
stalks and treated them in the same mlnnc.
he hll been accustomed to see hemp treated
in kentucky, and the result was fibre Of
good hath and Of surprising strength,
which the ol mlh soon cJlvo rppertcd int
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

THE WHEAT CRGp IN EUROPE -
Wheat in England promises an average
crop of good quality; in France a medium
crop slightly damaged by rain in the blooms
inS period; in Germany recent heavy rains
have dc'rrioriatcd the quality Of the fairly
abundlnt product; in Russia and Austria
there is an average crop, and in Hungary
ID per cent above an average. The Euro.
pcan outloo is favorable for med ium
product with some reduction in quality.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

to Richmond crowd, had come down to stif
enup the Presid .nt's spine, and was loud il
advocating vigorous prosecution of the
| war.
HOW JUDGE M'GUFfIN RAN.
ole was large man and wore long
began he ran with the rest: III was fat
and as the crowd gradually swept past him
he at last began to think the rebels must
be almost within grasp Cf his flying dustcr
tails. Blind with sweat aud dust, he trip.
ped logaud fell nat on his stomach, or as
fiat as he could fall OF such a round stomach
\ zouavc, who was hard az his heels, came
down with cmph lSis- OLA A.r--A+r--hfutfuf
was certain that the PhiliStires were upon
| him, aud with weak rndcavor to roll his
eyes around, that he might see his focman 5
face, exclaimed Great God, gentlemen
cant this thing &c compromised ~
Before Raymond and had driven far
an ordnance wagon crashed into our bt-
rouche and demolished it, I mounted Oh.
Of the carriage horses. Raymond was in
despair.
Get on the other horse" cried.
But | can; stick on"
"Then god evening; I'm going 20 Wash
ingt,n."
"iIoil on, | can ride behini the niggtr,
exclaimed the distinguished editor, and he
was about to Chamber up behind the c,lored
driver whea a c,riagc drove otst with s,m,
Congressman whom he knew, aud he got in
with them
II "alloped away, bat b.f,ro hui .pne
far [ SAW Il r1-imtnt drawn up in Inc across
the road, with iix;l biypnntS, stopping the
fugitivcs. took to tn. fi;lls. executed Il
flank movement and got past with Il few
others. When c,me to the little field tclc.
graph office, II ar Fairfax C,u:ih,us!, was
riding ancad Of my party. \ wire had
been laid out thus far AMI dispatches from
the field were clrricl here an( wired Ia
Washington. The last messages sent had
told how II troops were driving the en-
cmy.
"Whot new: from the f.ll?" cried the
little o orator, with his finger on the kew
"Our men are routed They are run,
ming ,his way shouted back to him as
gallopcd past. lie Gu, loose his instrument
tucked it under his ar.n AMI took to hi:
a. ,,., ... !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

field hospitals He had been one of the On
to Richmond crowd, had come down to stif:
enup the Presid nt's spine, and was loud in
advocating vigorous prosecution of the
Vor
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

TIE UTAH INSANE ASYLUM.
Lake City, August ~ An English human
itarinn named Tucker, who has been visiting
jai!s AMI unat;c asylunS all over the world
with credentials to State officials, pub
fishes a Letter in the IiIOUhc describing tho
condition Of the Utah insane asylum in terms
Of strong rcprohation. The details he gives
are III Sc OF horrible brutality. The asylum
is nndcr the charge Of Dr. Seymour Young,
a nephew Of Brigham Young. Some ofthc
inmates Tucker pronounccs undoubtedly
sane and under confinement to crafty pri-
vatG ends fuckers visit was made i'm
company with United States Marshal Ire
land and Mr.. Neal, Of Louisville Ky, the
tather.in.iaw Of Governor Murray Tucker
closes by saying: II have duriug the last
four months visited four asy ums in New
South Wales, three III Victoria two in Ade-
laidc, two in Tasmania. three in New Xca-
land, one in Honolulu, three in Caliiornii,
one in Nevada. and enc in Uiah, and in no
instance have | seen sights so horrible as
those of to-day"
GEMS Life is what we make it.
How few persons dare speak their own
thoughts.
Always help the nan who has boGcnd d
You.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

WHY He DRINKS. German Workman
-"IaaS, it is druc some of mcn country
men drink moch bier. but it is not strong
and does not make dem drunk" British
Workman Mo? Then what he doocc
is the use a them = drnkin' gift ?'-Lon
doa FM"ny FoIEs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-01

Mon would do better to accumulate more
o! that wealth which they can take cat of
the world when ;hyy g..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-10

new YOEK.-Market for bceves dull and
unsatisfactory, closing heavy at generally
falling prices. Texas steers. poorest to best
at SGIlOl4c, to dress 81 to 55 ibS native ito,
llGUlGc. TO dress 81 to 60 BIS; native, general
sales. Ei1l5c; receipts, $50 head for export
erS, leo head.
Sheep and lambs at easier prices l2 carloads
unsOld; prices rOnSed from ~ to &c lambs
from to nc: receipts-Sheep, 4,0OO.
The market tor swine Is nOmnally steady
for live hogs; 81 2j@S . " 100 t5. Receipts,
9, GEO head.
CH1oAGo.-Hogs-Rcccipts 1900 head ship
ments. 5000 head market in good demand
and very active; prices advancing fully sc
mixed. - 7JGS %: heavy, - logs 80 light,
81 35ltS %; Skips, s. 50ll7 %.
Cattlc-lceCelEts. 5000 head shipments. 100
head market dull all native &c lower ::
exports. So OOGS' so; good to choice shipping.
81 2lGs - ; common to fair, Sc UlL7O mix&t
butchers at 81 5O14 50; Texans IO1l5c
lower; poor to fair, 81 9OG3 so; medium to
good. 81 I544 so: choice, 81 75G5 20; stockcrs
at So O0GQ4 IS.
Shecp-Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 2Oo.
Market steady and unchanged; native SOrn,
Sia3 20 good to fair, "a 4jG5 good to choice
Texans, S3GQi 10.
EAST LIEERTY~Cattle--Receip for the week
.G2i head :; market slow: common to good,
81 25GIS bulls and cows. S. 5OaG.
HOgs-Reccipt3 tor week. ,925 head mar
$7G8N7 s. Baltimore, SS@lS 10.
Sheep-ReceiDts for week, %, 10 Ohea.l !: COM
mon to extra, 81 5O95 80; lambs, s. 5O46 So
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-10
MARKEIH.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June lO-Flour dull and
weak Superfinc, 81 256l3 75; Extra. 81 q
@5 90; Penn'a family, s. 9O6aG %; Ohio and In
diana do, Sc 2JG7.
Rye flour ut 81 50.
Wheat dull and lower: No. Western Red
81 42@l 42la Pa. Red, 81 iall ~ dO Amber,
81 4i0l 45.
Corn steady tor local trade; Steamer S3L6l
Si%c; Yellow at S51S5%c; Mixed. N9S5c;
No Mixed. S3GS4c.
Oats quiet but steady: No. White sGc
No do 6jc No. 3 do G3Ia @Gic !; No. Mixed,
63lG3%c.
Rye dull at 9Oc.
Provisions firm and in good demand mess
pork, s2l %; beet hams, $2402G; India mess
beef, S33
BacOn-Smoked shoulders. lOc; salt do,
9HM9Ac; smoked hams, ljlll51ac; picked do
l30l3szc.
.sLard firm city kettle, 1214@l21sc loose
butchers, lll4c prime steam, $lI -.
Butter firm with good inquiry for choice.
Rolls nominal.
Eggs lower and dull.
Cheese firm and moderately uctive.
Petroleum firm; Refined. nc.
Whisky dull 1t 81 IL
SPcls-FEtyseed III 81 4O0l AZ.