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Railroad Omcia,,s 49,.

Railroad Omciars Tour-gonday
Mr.. George e. Wilkins, general ,un.riu,endent
Of Pennsylvania Railroad with number Of
other railroad officials, made a ton, Of in,pee-
ton over this branch Of the Baldn IRE and po-
tomac Railroads stopping At several stations
a'ong the line to examine the condition Of
the companies property. At pope'. Creek
the superintendent seemed to i,k. , ,.r,ieu-
lar delight in inspecting the lime kiln. Of Mr.
> {. Howard, CONSTRUCTED Their. hy consent of
the company, and urged upon Mr. Howard
oy all means to construct two more and thu,
supply the increasing demand gor ,,,;s ola. of
manure. From Pope's Greek ~. n,r,v re-
turned to Co1's for stay Of a.w moments
and then repaired back to Baltimore. appar.
emily well pleased with the condition Of the
road, and the rapidity with which the differ
ent stations are being built up, and be.utified
by the propertJ-hOlders settled around them
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D. McMENAMIN

Wishes to call attention 10 his extensive mon,
umenlal works Cor First Street east ana
Penns wanna avenue, Washington, D. "
Monuments, Tomhs and Headstones special
tv. foreign nnd domestic marble constantly
on hand Give him ii call Material ana
workmanship guaranteed. Prices to suit
my 10 ~.
Prejndiee.-TIas stopped many aud I'M
provrmcrt; hut prejudice is horn Of igl,orai.'t
and in the III ,ttvr OF lieAdy Made clothing
has fast disappeared, 50 thai iwo-thirds now
worn is Ready Made. Our STYLES aud fflces
have, We think, helped this material . . 40
gentlemen of taste aud culture are endors'h
us by purchasing liherall, e. y oEHs a
Son, Hanover and Pratt SITS, Baltimore Nd
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Deaths-Died April 6tn, Mrs. Mary X
Sommervine relict Of the late Thomas Som
msryile, deceased Her remains were con.
waved bv the train Saturday to Woodvile
Prince Georges county, where they were in
tered
Died, Sunday April 9Th, at his residence,
near Popes Creek, Of pneumonia, Captain
Kdward Ellis
Departed this life at the residence Of her
husband, Mr.. Edward Sanders, Friday April
eth, Mrs, Fanny Sanders,
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4 Victory for Mr.. Rasch.-Two

4 Victory for Mr.. Rasch.-Two mem
bsrs of the Ducking Club Messrs Rasch l.
Cox who ddn participate in the last cunning
exploit OF tina, club tried their fortune at it
this week, and came stalking in town yester-
dAv morning the proud victors of the season;
Mr. Rash having killed AT distance of sixty
yards with No. 4 shot, Cyguet, weighing
Az ,ut twenty hve pounds, and Mr.. Cox about
twenty-five dacks. This is the FIRST AVIAN evs-
known to have beeu KILLED in Nanjemoy
creek, and ia indeed a victory 70 he proud Of.
Mr.. Rs'ch saws the club shall now have feast
and thus will end their sport for the season
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HonOr.-There has been hung in the cham
her of the Court in General Term at the court
house ia Washington city, a fine portrait Of
Jadge W. " Nerrick, formerly associate
nudge Of the Circuit Court Of the District
now OF MARYLAND. It was presente to the
court nv Mr. r. T. Merrick, a brother of
Judge Merrick.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.


MISS ANGIE f. COTTON, having moved
vi her Millinery aud Fancy Store 10 Allen
Fresh. she is now supplied with IN entire
new and fashionable assortment of all KINDS OF
goods in her line.
She would he glad to see her lady frends
guaranteeing general satisfaction. Her mo'toe
will he to sell cheap and turn her money over
often, III
10 cable manner, and with promptness- Give
her call
oct. 27tf.
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military The proposed military organ
iHstion held its first meeting for the purpose Of
electing officer. Saturday last in the court
house Eight men we're present Mr. II. Y.
Thomas acted AZ chairman and Mr. II Heber
Bowel az secretary Of the meeting The
question Of electing a captain was discussed
but the election Of one deferred later. Mr.
W Mitchell Muschette and II. NJ Thomas
were elected First and Second Lieutenants; az
ter which the meeting adjourned.
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Orphans COurt.-This court was in ses-
sion Tuesday; Judges Jenkins Rowe and Cor
~ on the bench. James A. Mason ana Jose.
phine Haw kns, administrators of John Henry
Hawkins, submitted their Hrst and final &C
count, which was approved and ordered to be
recorded. The question arose as to who
should pay the costs in Semms VS. Fendall,
guardianship case that has created so much
excitement in this vicinity of late, and the
court ordered that Fendall, the guardian,
should pay it out of the guardianship fund in
mis- hands. inventory of the personal effects
Of Mary E, Barnes, deceased returned by the
administrator of said deceased, amounting to
$3.50, go. Letters ofadministration were grant
ed James A. Mason on the estate of Martha
A. Swami, deceased.
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Ladies' Tonic"
The great female remedy is prepared p
the Women's Medical Institute Of Rnf'le
n. T.. and is their favorite prescription 10
ladies who are suffering from weakness 0
complaints common TO the SEX. II is sold D
druggists at $I.OO per bottle. Ladies cal
obtain advice free Send stamp for names 0
those who have been cured.
dec S-ly
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Prejudice
How 10 Avoid Drunkrnme...

Forbid Intoxicating nostrums and use
Parker's Ginger TuLic in .,our family ms
delicious remedy never Intuxird s. u un1 ~,
blood snd brain food, and aiding all the F''a'
functions never fails To invigOrdte. I'm
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There is something soft and tender in the
fall ola single snowflake, but It ALWAYS re-
minds us TO look after our bottle Of Or kulrs
Cough Syrup, our old standby in the DAYS
OF Coughs and Uolds,-for we have always
found II reliable
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We call attention TO tue card OF NJ ucI
w. Barker of Washington city. Parties WIZ
ins building materials would do well l" = !,
him cstll, rs hI- assnrtnrnt Is large 'nu
CHOICE and his prices reasonable.
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The Road Srstem.-lh h.

The Road System he question of a
change in the road system WAS again discuss
ed by the Board of County Commissioners al
their meeting held last Tuesday week, not We
think, from political standpoint or as
how TO make the colored voters "vOte de tick
a." but squsrely spOn business pri ncple.
The Board determined after due consideration
and fair reasoning, to work for the present
only four corps. If they find that those four
corps can keep the roads in proper condition,
-shey will abolish the fifth corps altogether
which will be a saving to the county of about
fifteen hundred dollars. Should they find
after proper test that four corps are made
quste to the task assigned them, then they
will put on the additional corps.
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la Jall-Ashton Contee (coloredl, in
dic,ed a few times Of the Circuit Court ago
for committing rape upon colored girl, was
arrested upon bench warrant BY const BILE
Herbert last week, and placed in the custody
OF the sheriff to await trial in May.
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YOUR DF- l0 CLARK johnson %r5 A'a Co. Ind.
my Ups 5d 5pd anS Bloc Blood syrup earsd See; ih%,
'uAn all other medicines. Men vIa'a,ed me more
MS A. R. Myers.
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Gutal anN Qrsonal.


re- The OGce Of n, INDEPENDENT has been
s,mored 10 The 6rst floor Of ME Masonic MI,
immed,siely oPposits n, Episcopdi Church.
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feb s-tf

The youthful color, beauty and lustre a.
gradually restored to gray hair by Parker
Hair Balsam. I'm.
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AS purifier of the blood, Aver SarsapAr-
lila has no equal. 1t wonderfully improves
the complexion, and bring to Old and young
the bloom of health.
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Subscribe to the MARYLAND lNDEPEN-
DENT, emily 81 a year in advance II
gives you all the local news of thu coun-
ty.
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James 7. Brown, woodberry, Nd, saws
II have been completely cured of dyspepeis
By the use Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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pretty Wisconsin schoolmarm, TO en-
courage promptness. promised to kiss the hrst
scholar at school, and all the large b"ls wOk
10 ruosting on the fence at nlght great
induccment is held out 6y Or SwIlnei i, VI,
ierng his Ointment tor Itching pies ana all
Eruption. VI the Skin, 10 the world al 'afge.
1t is said that stitch in time saves nllsly-
nine. Asd box of Swayne' Ointment Gpt
IN the house ready for use may save you
years OF misery. Pot not OH until the NOR
row that which should be done to-day. De-
laws are dangerous.
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THE ''.ACNTE,"

SVBJECTS the soil to the action ola Crush
er aud Lcycler, and to the Cutting. Lift
lnE Turning process Of double rows Of Steel
Vouliers, the peculiar shape and arrangement
OF winch gives immense cutting power Thus
the lhree operations OF crushing Jumps. level
INK OF the ground. and thorough, pulveriE-
my The soil are performed At one and the same
lime. The entire ahSrnre uf spikes or spring
teeth avoids pulling up rubbish, 1t is espe-
claily adapted To inverted sod and hard clay
where .ther liirrows fail; works perfectly ON
N -ht soil, aud is IN only Harrow or Cultiva-
tor that cut, over the entire surface Of the
ground. Send for circular and price list to
j f. WETuERALD,
feb % 2m .ryantown, Md.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.


I'VE Board of School Commissioners VII
1 Meet At their office in Port Tobacco,
On UESDAY. April gath, Is>3
for the purpose Of receiving Teachers Re .,on
No reports received uGlcss made ouI
blanks prepared tor the purpose. issu-l b
the State Board Every Report must y
worn, or certified TO- betor. II Justice Il n
Pea =. or II Commissioner.
The Secretary will re prepared to pAy be
Teachers ofcoIored school, ON Thursday, Y
10Th Of April.
Teachers of white schools will be paid
Friday, April 9Th
Teachers Association (rolored, J on This
day April 18th, twhits, On Monday April.
Teacher are requested to state IN thrire-
'oTis the number OF hooks On hand and e
Ny order of the Board.
4. ". NEALE, Secretsrl
sp 1877
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NOTICE.

ITAvING been appointed Constable, ana
IL Louicl, with an experience OF ten pre-
vious years will give my whole atentioR
to the business, and make prompt returns
VIII attend 10 it any where in the eoRhty.
will he in Port Tobacco rs ICE month or she
day on which the County CommisssoAsss
meet Thankful for past patronage, solfstt
the continuation OF the same.
T. " WEIGHT, Constable.
mast Cross Rods, Charles Co. We.
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No. 6ol Equity.

.nRDERED this 10th day Of April inth
~ ear 1883 that account ca OF The atti
tors report flied IN the above entitled cauS b.
finally ratified and confirmed unles caus to
the contrary thereof he shore on or heforeh'
third Monday of May next; provided cPy
Of this order tie inserted in some newspaper
published in ChArles county once in eaci Of
three successive weeks before tue said thrd
Monday in May next
b. G.. STONESTREET,
Clerk Circuit Court for Charles count!
True copy-Tcst
b. G. STONESTREET, Clerk,
April l3-am
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A Sunday-schoo teacher WAS endeavoring
10 impress upon her class the minuteneSs with
which Providence watches ever us. and quot
ed the text which SAYS that the very hairs OF
our head are numbered. Did yod say. teach
ers, that the hairs in my be I'd were all num-
hered 2 asked a sharp liftl- flow in the
class. ayes, NV dear she replied. well
theu" said he, pulling out a nair, and pre-
seniing it, "whatr the nun CT of that Que 7
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4 vill4ge sch 20 muster, IN ex mining cl :,
asked the boy at the head of it. ~ hat is arHi =
,ial manure z II don knoM, sit, sid he
and the same reply was given hv serer',
others of the children. But precious Young
ster. not yet in his teens, was equal 10 The &C.
casiOn, and when II came To hi. turn, shouted
please, sir, its the stuff they grow artificial
flowers in"
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Look here, my boy" said stern parent.
you are telling me "A talsehood. can read i,
in your face" why, pa, you can read a
line without your spectacles, . was the matter
Of-lact rejoindcr.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 5000
me market was weaker; packing hogs, $42O
"a o5 packing and shipping, 81 6005.10; light
bacon, 81. 5000 skips. $3 04.1O.
Cattle Receipts. 2,6OO; shipments, 5000.
receipts for the week $500, the largest on
Tecond The market was steady; export cattle,
S606oO good to choice shipping steers, $3.50 a
O common to medium $405.40; range cattle
ans, SO 1855.
sheep-Receipts. 700; shipments, 1900 The
market was strong on good; inferior to fair, 81
0S; good to choice, "a; Texas sheep, $500.
BUFFALO, Oct. observation-disclosures to-day.
LOCO; receipts consigned through, 200 cars.
The demand was good at full prices; extra
steers, scat. 25; good shippers SIS 5O05,7O all
sold.
Sheep and Lamhs-Reeeipts to-day. 1900;
receipts consigned through. II cars. The mar
Net was steady and fair demand; fair to good
4,S3; Western lambs, S4.35 a 3 40.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 5000; receipts con-
signed through so cars. The market was easier;
GOOD to extra Workers, So $500; common to
ialr, "a 0490; good medium, So. Is;
good to extra heavy. 50. 1905 .25; pigs 1925 IS.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. O.-Cattle-Receipts, 400;
TO make a market; only light local trade at
previous prices.
sheep-ReceIpts. none: shipments, LOO No
supply and nothing done.
Hogs-The market was quiet; light, 81 6j %
40; heavy, 81 1904 So: packing nominal.
Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 20. The Live Stock In
dictator reports: Cattle-Receipts $1,000. The
market was steady; native steers averaging
1,l25 to 1900 TBS, sold at S5O5.25; heavy
Texas steers, So 500 75 Texas COWS. So rs;
Hogs-Receipts, 3. 400. The market was steady;
sales were made at $4.45O4 CO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, none. The mar
ket was unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2O.-Hogs firm and IN
changed Receipts, 400; shipments, $500.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 20-Hogs, easy at $4,15
04.55.
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Ofls.

BRADFORD. Oct. 19.-The crude oil market
was weak all day; closed slightly steadier. Total
shipments, 90, 900 brs. Charters, 104, 73O brls.
Total runs not reported. Clearances, 4,344, 900
brls. United pipeline certificates opened at
S1.1o and closed at $1.10; highest price, $1.104;
lowest, 81 .091s.
OIL CITY. Oct 2O.-The petroleum oil mar
l1et opened at 81 1913; reacted to S1.103s; de-
clined to $l.09ls closed at $I.I0. Sales to-day
aggregated 2,312,000 brls. Clearances yester-
day, 3, 1882, 900 brs.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 2O.-The petroleum mar
ket fairly active: United pipeline certificates
Irregular; closed at $1.097s.
ANTWERP, Oct. 16-Petroleum, 197e020f
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dull and lower No. red. $1.o101.o2; spot.
$101 Il; October, S1.015s November, 81 .04 u a
1.O44. Receipts, $500 bu shipments, 1000
61 Corn weak at 500504e. Oats quiet at
zoe. Rye quiet, Sc. Barley quiet and unchanged.
Provisions-Pork steady at $11.25011.50.
Lard firm at 1900. Bulk meats firm; shoulders,
5'sc; clear ribs, To- Bacon firm; shoulders,
625c; clear ribs, 762lsc; clear, SO. Whisky
steady at $1.13 Butter dull and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 2O.-Flour quiet and nm
November, 92&c December, 93%c January.
corn nom1nally unchanged. Oats firm; No. 2
Whlte, Sic. Rye weaker; No. l, soc; No. 2, 53sic.
Barley nrm; No. 2, 62c; extra No. 3, 53c. Provis-
ION, r STEADY; mess pork, S10.45 cash and Octo-
Der, 5000 January Lard-Prime steam. 7. 62c
cash and October, 1850 January. Receipts
Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, ?7,-
OOO bu, Shlpments-FOur, $4,000 brs; wheat,
1000 bu corn II 900 bu.
TOLEDO. Oct. 20-Wheat steady: No. red,
vember 9914c bid; December, $1.Oo14; Janu-
airy, S10319; May, $1101s Corn dull; No. 2,
cash and October, nominally sic: November.
494c; December, 47l4c; January, 47l9; May, soc
Vemoer, zoe bid: December, 30l4e. Receipts
wheat $4,000 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats, 10000
Du. Shlpments-Wneat, 5000 blu; corn, 5000
bu; oats, 1000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 20.-Flour unchanged.
wheat dull; No red, 81. Corn steady; No.
mixed Western soc Provisions quiet; new
mess pork Sl2. Bulk meats-Shouiders. 514c.
Baeon-Shoulders, sac. Hams-SuGar-cured,
16c rd-Kettle-rendered, lie. WHISKY un-
changed at S1.13.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O.-Cotton dull and nm
export, 1000 bales: American, 1850 bales.
spirits turpentine. 30D3ls.
OSWEGO. Oct. 2O.-Wheat was quiet Corn
quiet; rejected, 59060c.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-The market duh
under small demand. Very light volume of new
business, and important, but through de-
lveries in some seasOnabIe specialIies as well
as staples there has been fair total of sales.
The weather was warm and rainy, and very un-
favorable to retail trade, hence jObbing move
ment Ii ght. COttOn-Evening Post: Future de-
liveres freely offered, and although selling titst
at advance of 2-1O0c, prices declined 400 a
7-l0Oo from highest point, and closed steady;
November, December and January 2.10OO
4-100c; balance $1,000 lower than yesterday.
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Failing

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, we'll
known citizen of Hayesville, Meade
county, Kentucky, says: f" My wife
had been sick for long time, and
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable to work.
She was advised to use Browns Iron
Bitters, and found it to work like a
charm. We would not now be with
out it for any consideration, as we
consider it the best tonic in the
world"
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Oct, 2o.-5 P. M.-Railroad bonds
Illinois Central, ISL; New York Central, 1174.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day, 100000.
PARIS, Oct 20.-Rentes. 79f 81 18e.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 20 Cotton duh at 10 9-160
1013-16c futures steady; October. l0.46c; No
vemher, 10.46c; December, 10.55c January,
10.69c; February. 10.84c: March, 10 csc; April,
llO9c; NAV, 11.21c; June, 11.32e; July, 11.42c;
August. 1l.50c
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 20.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; net receipts, 5000 bales; exports
continent 5. 22O bales; sales, 5000 bales; stoc
on hand, 169, 200 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Cotton lower: middling,
10lsc; sales, $50 bales; receipts, 1,70o bales;
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-Cotton easier at 101ec;
receipts, 3,061 bales; shipments, 1870 bales;
stock on hand, 1920 bales; sales, 1000 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 20.-Cotton easy; middling,
10lsc; net receipts, 1880 bales; sales $50 bales;
stock on hand, 100, 800 bales.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2O.-Cotton in coed de-
mand; middling, 1880
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while medium and common are dull and full
25e lower
Prime, 120 rs average. SO 1904 90
Good to choice, 100 to 115 10 ; average 40 $500
Fair to medium, 80 to 80 lbs average 3.0003.25
Culls per head ........-.-.......-.. 75Ol.5O
Lambs, common to choice . 32504.0O
Bucks, per head. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OOO3,00
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NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Lead dull; common
4.15c; refined nominal.
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MISS NELLIE MCGUIRE, 81 South New Jersey
street, Indianapolis. says: browns Iron Bitters
entirely cured me of Nervousness"
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 20.
CATTLE-Receipts, 45S; shipments 622. Quail
ity generally common. The demand continues
good for good fat shipping STOCK while the lower
grades slow. The market opened with
good representation of Eastern buyers, who
were willing to pay full prices for anything like
decent shipping steers. Trade ruled active until
ali were sold
Export steers, ,400to 700 lbs. S. .6O06 90
Good to choice, 200 To /. 400 lbs 4.6005.40
Fair to medium, l, 100 to l, 100 lbs 3.75 al %
Stockers and feeders, 600 to 900 TBS. 3.0003 80
Good to choice cows and heifeTs.. rs al %
Fair to medium COWS and heifers..- 3.l003 80
Common cows and heifers --..--...- 1.50Q300
Veal calves, good TO choice 1890. 400OG00
Rulls good TO choice. .....--.-.-.--- 2.75U350
Mich COWS and sprlngerS.. 100 10000
hoGs-Receipts, $3.50; shipments, 966
Quality fair, market steady ana unchanged,
Packers and shippers buying freely. Closing
firm,
Selecb HSnO. S4 oOU 4SO
Common Observation-Disclosures. 40 al 90
oetecb htaVy------- q. 1880
common DeaVl%-- 4,5OQ4 90
RouRhs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
SHEEP-Receipts, 80; shipments, 757.
Quality fair, there being bat little good stock
offered. Market fairy steady on best grades,
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Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
Elevator A. 49,. l32, cool 9,100l $500 $500
Elevator 81 60,600 14,700l 16,500 1880
Capt'l ErTatrl $4,000 ..-..-.. .--..-. .--...--.
West ElevaCr. 47.600 4,300l $4,000 5000
Total. I255. 200 29,1ooI 1890 10000
Corresp'g day
last year = 900 4S,0OOl 100000 10000
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
Wheat bush ...-...-...-.-......-.--... 300
corn, Dush- 0.UOO
Oats, bushels. 1000
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.


TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PoSTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Quality fair, there being bat little good stock
offered. Market fairly steady On best grades,