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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-14
GRENADA MISS. SATURDAY, JULY A. 1883.


Going down the great Jackson route
from Grenada, Miss, regular homespun
native of the State entered the sleeping
car and paid for a berth. He had never
been inside OF a car ofthe kind, and eve
rything astonished him. When the por-
ter came to make up the beds, saw that
the native was greatly perplexed, but as
he made no direct appeal it wasn't my
duty to post him. He was the first one
to make preparations for bed. He glanc,
ed anxiously around, pulled off one boot,
and took q rest for five minutes. When
the other boot came off he solved the
problem. Flushing his boot under the
berth he started for the rear platform,
and nothing was heard from him for
about ten minutes. Then he put his
head into the door and called out:
ss@.lll you 'urs'in thar, look out, for Pm
coming"
And come he did. He had disrobed
while standing on the platform, made a
bundle OF coat, vest and pants, and as he
shot into bed, after run up the aisle he
gurgled out:
"Old Mississippi may be alittle slow,
but she allus gifts thar juss the same T"
Detroit Free Press.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-14

The opinion OF the Attorney. General
Brewster, that the whisky exported to
Bermuda and other places abroad, in or
der to avoid paying taxes on the same,
creates great disturbance amongst the
large dealers in flre-water. Brewster
says that the tax due upon spirits at the
ime Of expectation is collected ON its re-
turn to this country. As the dealers
have not the money to meet these taxes,
whisky in great quantities will be thrown
upon the market, and of course, down
will 20 the price, even below that which
the banks have advanced on it.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-07-14

II wish owned an interest in that
dog Of yours" said one neighlWr to an
other, whose dog would dart toward the
legs Of any me with whom lie might be
taking, and then back up again and
look up into his masters face, as much as
to say: "Shall pitch into him? shall !
give him a nip on the leg" An interest
in my dog ~ said his master; what
could ,nn do with it?' "Why." replied
the other, I'D shoot my halt within the
next FIVE minn'es"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-15

lead: market duh and 107l5c lower: very weak:
pfcAirR, "a S0a5 10: packing and shipping, 81 I !
@5 SO; light IS B 96 30; skips. s. oo95 ID; closed
Cstiie-Reeeipss 1900 head: shipments, 500
head; good ock strong; common weak; ex-
porter, IS 9096 %; good TO choice snnping, S. %
as so; common TO medium, 81 so as 20.
sheep-Receipis. Geo head: shipments. leo head;
market fsifly active and firm: inferior 10 fair,
g 1913 co; good. 81 SIS; choice. 81 90.
ST. LOUIS. Auc Is Cattle = Receipts. 2,SO5
head: shipments, 80 head. Market slow and weak:
exports. - S596 ~; heavy shipping, s. 40 s. }:
mixed lots butchers stun, s. 5O9s 20; Texans
large az 50 75@i 90: bulk isles. ssgi 20
Sheep-Rs ceipts, 1 80 head: shipments I51 head.
supply light aud litlle done: common TO medium
5 75e3 %: fair to good g Ec94 prime 70 choics
81 le@4 50: Texans. e. 50s4: Iamhs 81 75a5 25.
HCgs-Low.r and slow; light, s. 500, 6j; pack
ing. a 75S5 .; heavs, s. B015 65. Receipts so
head: shipm. MS, 1890 head.
BUFFALO, Ang. IS Cattle Receipts, 1000
head. Market opened slow, but ruled active
iowsro u close, e. l512cc decline. extra steers
s5W86l5. COED shippers, $ zoos -. II 10 me-
dun S5S5 50; light butchers, 5000 s.; Pexa IS
ard ard Snen KEGS 81 s59l 70; fat halls, SIGi So;
shee2-Receipis, 500 head Martet dull ard
diooph z; very li.te ore. fair t. good Western
q 25a5; tNua. $ 2No5 s. lambs duli a5 Si.s5 u;
e lev canada ~ . -: u fats remeta unsoia.
lower: good 70 choice Workers. 81 S)06: lignl
Co, s. 7096 IS: good medium aud heavy. e. 30
%. eno.ee heavy duu = $ JJ@S Cd; several cars
remain unsoic, lncsils hesvy grades.
NEW YORK, Aug I3-Baeves- Reeef5ss. 6sS09
berd. making iG 90 head for tie weeS. Market
steady ana trn for prime Enl etra steers and doll
and lower FOR common aud medium: clearance
Lot made; common 70 prime native steers $40 per
cvt; extra afG fancy do. s. ol06 81. thrcs car
loocs old GtS o.. Tsxss sDd Colorado cattle sold
mainly at 81 81 Ter cvt: 100 Colorado steeTs were
unsold, with 81 671S Offered; exporters used IS car
loSds Sh pments for the week 2.st3 live cattle:
9.6 live Sheep $50 quarters Of bssi; 40 carcssses
Of mutton.
sheep-Rfceipts, - go need, making 81. SOD head
fcr the week MsFket extremely dull and %1Ls
lower. Extremes, g s5a5 90 Ger cwt, sheep; IS 90
&c iGmts; general ISLES & coo -, sheep s. so
eco lambs; 20 car loads u be cltTicd over.
lngs- re csiDts, Z 2c0 head mGkSnE 2i.7SG head
tor The week. live hogs quiet ~ So - So per cwt
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Coiumbus news

Special 70 the Sentinel:
CoLUNsCs lad, sl3-Narous Clark,
aged seventy years an old aod highly re-
spected eitz Of OHIO Township, this Coun-
ty, died esforday'of cancer.
Tom BuchaLa 81 this place. WIS badly
msnglsd by g vicious SOY Yesterday. Both
were torn and chr, end ne wonld have en-
torn TO pieces had nos help arrived. lhe an
II weighs SEQ rourGs ard IS very savage
The Columbus Base Bal Club beat the
shelby Vile Club be- q score Of 81 to
4 company has been formed mere - make
alcohol iIom different kinds ot bard wood.
The suck. So O10 has nearly all been taken.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-15
IEBIANA'S HOLIDAY.
The Flsst Day Of the Eucampment a
suec S..
Ecres Frcnn All Poluts OF the
Eocsmpmens.

There wsS On appearances OF rain Sunday
evening, Which ala DOT promise well for the
Encam prnenf. The clouds, however. squeezed
cut but little moisture. sad, as If disguised
with their failure, hurried away to the south,
leaving clear SKY Monday morning. \
brscing atmosphere made every body feel just
right, and the remark which greeted one a.
every point w4s: its going to be hne
weather for tie Eacampment. It's always
safe 20 make remark OF this kind when it is
an established faet, and the average citizsn
never losos aa opportunity to perpstrate il
upon all that come IN his way
The work Of decorating the city began in
earnest Monday morning. indianapolis
may be e litIle slow IN coming 10 the front in
matters Of this character, Da5 somehow shs
always gets in en- time. From hundreds II
upper windows flags, banners ani
streameIs began 10 rs, and 10 was evil
dent 20 the veTesl stranger that the city
was arranging fog holldaY. Washington
street is one 1eNilderiug mass Ct flags and
banners. Albert Gall CONES to the islut
with a beautiful flag which hang over the
middle OF he street, and which while 10
does patriotic duty ais) calls attention %
his house. Meridian street IS also
out in Holiday attire. In many
of The prominent residences Of the North
Side are 20 BE- found the moss prOfUss d5c0fa-
tions. Windows are filed With flags stream
ers and shields. and many large flags Of 6uat-
ing wave over beautiful YeTanCas. In a num-
Der Of yards are erected tents for q display.
II Is 10 be feeTetted that the decorations on
the South Side are not pore pr0fuse, for II is
certain that thousands Of visitors viii this
week visit that portion OF the city, and they
viii not fail 10 remark on the want Of inter
est manifested in the city's holiday.
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C.,nsun .1lon rnreh.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of e simple
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma. and all throat and lung affections; also,
positive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty 10
make II known to hissufering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge,
TO all who desire it, this recipe. in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sentby mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. Noyes. 40 Powers Block, Rochester,
n. Y.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Dry Goods-There has
been more doing in jobbing departments Of ttade
and some houses have been fsirly active. cling
hams are in steady reassortment request and q
good trade is ia progress. Prints are IN letter de-
msnd and more shipments than inquiry. Dress
goods in wide delivery and ell desirable quail
Ties sold ahead. Pacific Mills 81 Saline ottoman
new fabrics have been largely sold 10 arrive ct
s7kc. BE rnaby Mills ginghams In go S. and
l. eco :. have their styles for the spriug of 1851
ready for orders. These are the finest goods ever
made in this country, sud equal to best Scottish
max s ct less prices. Cotton goods are doing fair
ly well through maDv small assortments. WCOlen
goods are Dull. Middlesex hanDels have made
their prices for next season. which is lower thsnin
twenty years or more.
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msrt. lnfiane Leei0n. vi detail rom h's .sfo
nerd me fol owing O. IA RS AID men To- g1tft
tufs: An officer OF the day end three u1n con
rrissloIsd cheer, al ,ff,Cr ~ he quad ai4
treIity-fCur Iceii whD wi. port f'r nu g. 1e
Aciuf-' d the Third siIel. inaianl hes ou.
Who viii mount TIE gutit af 2. N
p lie lCilossii ciga- "a 'io1s Nfll drsi on me
lin = 81. ~ the time su0 20 tuc oficr nsme4:
Potter 4. ht Aftilieiy D.. in.
SECTION b Indiai opeii. Lignf Artillery. ~ a. n
section &, Iudis nGuolis Liant .riilery III a, II
Secti,r u InciataT IL Lisp trniiers. p m.
Fitf-fCT-Hil. tfli-ville fftill-ly Sc. n
1ecisuapolis Lisht 4rtiiifrg. o. Va.
ATfllieTs Dress PsTsrc $50 T.
D-ess Fsrace. SeccIG Ret1meHt. p. N.
fAWFs = fAENAHaS hri4 fi1u. 1SIl'd 3.
ROBEET LNNFTr fT' atf q.
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%. .. 60 ) !. II

SIecial 20 the se4u' FL:
B29wNsTowS, Ind. Aug i3 Harry John
son, aged some eigai years sOloi J. b. John-
son, met with a very serious ana ps nful &C
cident Saturday event Ia attempting o
jump on steam thfs~ner that was pas ing
through town lie slipped and fell o the
ground. The wheel struck him against the
side OF tie head Complersiy breasi'g the
lower law Medical ala Eas sum nOned aud
bis 81 aeEing is Of an inteuEe Character.
Corn On ne hieh lands IS suffering fO-
want Ct rain Corn IN ha river bottoms
looks much better aud is fred but little tn
potato crop Will be one Of me very heaviest
in the hi tory OF The unity. The hay Is al
cut and safely cared fer The yield is un-
usually heavy.
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kyS-No. uuil ana nominal, oIc Dtus uOle Of
Blsn-Firm at quotations; eli 25 bid; held st
Hay-Primc timothy quiet; $40 bid; no sellers.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO, Aug. u Regular Wheat-Ayyr
trading only moderate and feeling weaker;
opened easier. declined 11zc. huctua;ed snd closed
l1z9l54e under Saturdays closing. Sales ranged
at 81 1901 20 August; 81 O21S51 es]4 September:
81 eils9i o55s October; 81 O51s9l O65s November;
81 GlGl o. year; spring. 81 oO1S91 0ot4; winter,
81 Os91 oS5S.
Corn-Good speculative and fair shipping bust
ness, but lower; opened 1Sa3zc higher. seclned
1z95sc, and closed h9}<c lower than Saturday.
Sales ranged at 5Oa5lc August; 49kg5)1ss Sep
TENDER; 491s9495lc October; 47sSSH5se Noven-
Der; 451z@l55zc year; 461+a46'<c Nay.
Oats-Quiet and easier. Sales ranged az 25Ik9
261lc August; 251f@255sc September 2691Sy<c oo-
tober; 25iz@25s4c year; 2S9295sc May.
Pork-Acuve, ard prices generally lower;
opened tame at 1GGl5c lower but rslilei 15320e
and receded s595Oe; closed steady a. decline
Sales ranged at sli s71S9l2 August; ST. s7h9
II 20 September; slI 971{@I2 SIS October; slI $50
Il 50 November; Gil 4oGll 9s year; so 1922 10
January.
Lald-FGir degree OF activity; prices irregular
Sales raneed at IS o5Gs 10 August; S 0s9s nv
> loe1o % OCtODSIs Goe81 va NOFS Il
beI s. 95e5S year; IS c59S 20 January.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LoNDoN, Aug. Is The Mark Lane Express II
its review OF The British grain trade for The past
week says: Grain ripened slowly owing 20 unset
tied weather. Rust and mldew have Increased.
Wheat is losing in qusntiiy and quality daily.
Barley ard cats have much improved. English
wheat improved Is on week; trade in foreign
WheHt OF, stands slow. Rarley-Steedy: prices
unchanged. Ozts-Sd deazer. Trade ia wheat OF
coast was more active Sales OF English wheat
q ring the week. 3t,l3I quarters st rs 6t psr
quarter. against 1922 quarters at EOS 81 In he
corresponding week at year.
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Home 1aieut.

Special to the Sentinel:
GREENsBSRc, Ind, Aug. Is -Ex-shetiG
Smith complains Of the loss OF his pants and
pocket-bcok Mr.. Smith was hailed yesterday
evening, about dark. by SheriGJohn Stout, who
said: 81 have some money for you" Smith,
after settling with the Sheriff came to the
house OF his fatner.in-law, Rev. Winchester,
and retired for the night. Tdis mOrning his
pants, pccket-bc ok snd a considerable sum If
money we're missing window raised and
a crooked stick were left to bsar testimony Of
the manner OF his loss.
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oTeCisl 10 the Sentinel.
SHELBYvILLE Ind, Aug. 13.-The barn be-
longing to John Tesrtiug, three miles north
of this city, was set on fire and burned yes
terday evening during the absence OF the
family at Camp Meeriug. Toe barn con-
tained l 400 bushels Of whea.. LOCO bushels
OF corn, twentv--sven TINS Of bay. two farm
wagons and $50 worth OF farming imu E.
ments. Lrss, Sc SEQ; insurCi In the Cont.
mental OF New York IS follows: On Darn.
$500; on implements, $3.50; on grain, 81 500.
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Seminal

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pages, entitled "a Treatise on the Horse
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engraving of the horses teeth at different
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horse; valuable collection OF receipts and
much other valuable information.
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In the salons of Fashion

white teeth are more frequently seen than
formerly. This is because our ladies' have
given The sea- OF their appreciation to 500
DON'T, foremost among toilet articles. This
superlatively pure and salubriOus prepare
ton checks the further decomposition of the
teeth, removes impurities which obscure
their natural hue. strengthens them and
makes the gums IS rudy and hard as coral,
and communicates sweetness and rosiness TO
the month.
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CHAUTAUQUA, \. Y, Aug. Is The second
week OF the Assembly opens uodsr favorable
auspices. Rev joseph Cumming, D. d.. Of
Chicsgo. President OF the North western nj
veTsiIy, lec'ured This morning on "Panish-
ment under Divine and Human Law" aud
Professor Richards. Of Chicago, aiterwafd
spoke en- "OJr Debs ID the Sun" A large
number Of press representatives are here asd
will socn form 3 Chautsugua Press Associa-
figri
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vinexar,l Haven.

Corner CITY, Mass, Aug 13-ThOusands
OF people visited the scene of the fire at Vine
yard Haven Sunday. The people seem not
TO &c broken and many are already arrang-
ing TO rebuild. Scores OF homeless ones un.
provided for viii De cared for temporarily by
the Relief COMMITTEES. $1,000 Wss subscribed
by oitizeIs on the island yesterday for the
relief Of the sufferers. Twenty thousand dol
las viii be neocssary to relieve the needy.
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TNsTARLISHED Is79-For collie in infants. teeth
d ing or ummer complaint, BRUNkER'S CAR
NJNATIVE BALSAM is positively the safest aud
mort TeTfect remedy ever offered 10 the pnolic-
as eco hoftlee sold IN Indiana in 1852. solo ir
twenty -fye-ceni. ffsy-c and s. bottles By all
druggists. lsl0sa'&N
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A gentleman il East Saginaw, Mich, re-
nervousness, beadache and inability 10 slesD
have been almost entirely overcome. / feel
better in every way than l bad before ia ten
years" oar TREATISE on Compound Ok
ygen, Its nature, a3tion. and results, with re-
poris Of cases aud full information sent fra
DIs Ste key & Palen, ], l09 and Iii 6irard
street. Philao elphiR, Pa
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ror.lsn money aaa sIooks

LONDON. Aug. 1S.--coneols. 100 lilo; account,
lCU l6 Hallway SJocke-llliuois Central, 81 =;
i-sz; Erie, 81 =; seconds, %. Reading, y.
PARIS, Aug. IS -Rentes. S0i axe.
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HoteI.Destroyed.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-Hoiei Devon. on
the lire Ct the PennsJ lyenia Railroad, about
eight miles from this city, burned 20 the
was nothing left but eleven large chimneys.
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a Dead sim.

may be taken at liver and bilious disorders
with DR.. z. Y. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets" Mild yet certain IN operation; and
there IS none of the reaction consequent
upon taking severe and drastic cathartios.
By druggists
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WnffkF.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 13.-Whisky-S1 1891 1SH.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 13.-Whissy Steady at q 4.
L0UIsVILi.E, Aug. 1S.-Whisky-sl Is.
CINCINN ATT. Aug. l3.-Wbisky-si 10.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S-whfsk STEADY and IN.
chAnged.
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p0I.Nn MIN ADDRESS DR. JAMES WILSON,
IUUNu MEN Cleveland. o., for Par1nhlet, ia
plail sealed envelope. of our INSTRUMENT
I'VE RN NlGHTSl ard method of cnring Night
EmIssions. Simple Cheap, and NEVER FAILS.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Aug. Cattle-receipts
4.0i7 besd. Shipments, 1857 head. Market stow
at about last " eek's closing prices.
Hcgs-Receipts. 1913 head. shipments. 4l5
head. Market slow; Philadelpaias. 50 S0S5 10;
Sheep-Rsceipts, 900 head Market dull and
prices &c Off from last week.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1s.-The Live stock Indi
Gator reports:
CATTLE Receipts, S,400 head; slow and weak: ma
tive steers 80 lbs s. 10: stOckers aud feeders.
* 60ess 81; COWS, 81 509S 20; Texas Steers eiO
lbs. IS IS.
Hogf-Reoeipts. - hesc: market lower; weak
st "a S0@S Is.
She ep0Receipts $50 head: unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 13.-Beef Cattle-Market
demoralized hut fairly active with prices q as
lower: very best, S. 62l$@5 $40; first quality,
81 50g5 80; medium. 3 S71sgi Is; ordinary, asa
8 IS; most sales from 81 TO 50 %; receipts, s.osS
head; Sales 2075 bead.
swine Fair supply; moderate to fairly good de
mand; receipts, clio head Quotafio s. SOS co.
sheep and Iambs-Beceipfs .. SSs head; quota
tons. sheep. $500 IS; laubs. Sligo %.
CHICAGO, AUG. Is The Drovers' Journal re-
Hces-Receip,s. 1900 head; shipments, 1,eoo
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Roat Race.

LOWELL Mss. Aug. 13 d. D. Dsiscolla,
OF Lowell, defeated George Gaisel, of New
York, IN three-mile boat race. Time OF
winner, 21:lS
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Hog Receipts, l0o25 head; shipments, 7,lS
head. Quality the past week has been generally
good; some extra fine heavy which have been
quite dull and slow sac. Owing 10 the liberal re-
ceipts in ali western markets and severe decline
In hog products market has ruled dun and lower.
To-day, with thirty GAYS on GALE, market quiet;
shippers the principal buyers; closing quiet; all
sold.
h..
Select medium and heGyy-................ 25ll5 s.
Light ard heavy mixed Soes5 %
Pigs and roughs OO94 %
sheep-Since our last report receipts have
been liberal and the market has declined fully %
cents per 100. Eastern advices are 20 to IS cents
lower.
Good to choice 40 lbs and upwsrd-.-...s4 0o04 Sd
Good 10 choice 10 TO 10 lbs 69g5 %
Common TO fair. 50 20 IS ibs.....--...... c0g3 %
Good to choice lam b.. OO94 50
Common TO fair 6o6f3 20
Ruchs fper head c033 co
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SENTINEL CO.
<3rxCE

From John Dorian y 3sl East 47th Street New
Jerk lily.
Peddlers thai e IN debt TO him from 1865, up to
date. for linen coOos, etc. which they got on
credit, and are OF psid for, get four months
notice to SETTLE az. rey. and II not their names
and residence in the United States. cities, towns,
ard Counties ard Stsges, and the same in every
town and Courty "a Ireland, VIII be published for
one year after tbc + Ut non his expires
Indianapolis Fay 10. 1883. JOHN l,0RIAN.
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WEEKLY Live SIOUX REPORT.

reported by Fort q Johnson. General Commits
sion statesmen of Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Aug. Il, 1883
Cetile-since our last report the cattle market
has steadily declined, especially on the common
grades. Our dressed beef market is dun and much
lower. Quite number Of the common class of
butcher grades are lett over unsOld. No good
heavy shipving steers offered to-day
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