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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Empress OF Austria rises at FIVE In
the morning, rides FIVE hours afternoons,
and then eats corned beef and cabbage for
dinner.
Southern PresbytOrians are to have a
central exchange at Baltimore to facilitate
the supplying Of churches with pastors,
There are many people in society who
have simply received the breyet rank Of
gentlemen and ladies, but who have not
Vet attained to the full possession OF the
titlc.-M Y. Herald.
An old immigrant with $780, 900 in green.
backs in his pocket attracted attention on
an emgraut train on the Central Pacific
railroad tho other day by continually start.
ing, az II from sleep, and exclatming :
"Iake my money, but spare my life."
The Virginia creeper covering the First
Preabyterian Church OF Syracuse has be.
come 40 thickly populated with English
soXrrows that 1t was found necessary 10
destroy wagon load Of nests in order TO
prevent divine services from being inter.
Tered with by the noise.
There was famous problem among the
ancients which ran as follows: when q
man save, Il lie does he lie or does he
not? II he lies he speaks the truth; II he
speaks the truth ne lies" Many were the
books written upon this problem. Cry.
sippus favored the world with no less than
six, and Philetus studied himself to death
In his vain efforts 10 solve It."
Virginia reports veritable white negroes
in the person OF Patty Terrell, Of Kesmick.
She was born sixty.hve years ago OF negro
parents, and had uniform Of brown color
until thirtyfive years old, when white
Spots began TO appear, and these spread
mill her whole body is now white, except
for some dark spots on the face, and these
are disappearing. The wilderness 10 not
lIks hal 81 a Caucasian skin, but chalky
and with NO pink tinge
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HOME PROOF.

KIdney and Liver pkeAse6 aud RheuInAtiAm.-
suffered MISUNDERSTANDING Seetntd 10 heap re;
oouid not get Out Of bed. DF. smi!b cu.vd me-"
= 49, ZEff. PhlLI.RS
.l.5 g',sylqt. b.. .f.r... Wheeling, Va
.Catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired lv!cc.-tui.
e,,i lar years; patent medicine IGilVd " helt me-
VI eiii'n '''Ap's'S CRAkLEs LHADDuCk,
tiu'tH OF speidel q Co., Wheeling, ". Va
nrspepsia and uconted stomach, Treatment
Tor ycaIs failed 70 gse e, tsl!Si u eaih CURED
Etk-anad them Tor fourteen yeAIA W. shith
,,,r..1 mas LOUIS y. WASHINGTON,
scfoiuia, Running Sores on HeaA. son was
afflicted for fourteen yeAts heth1AS besmed 70
neip ntA Mns CAlH. RINE UAPS,
s.. Market street, Wheeling =. Va
fCAncer. -"6uHeIeL for ytHrs HttH CShyef. HAdlt
,nt oul thrte times, II RETURNED Mer eAeh oterAr
dom Ut. Smith cured mt without hai 81 eaq11cOf
rSfiles. gistula Of AnuA.-Flat y my oSck IOr IS
weets Rep1rted dying Or nlnith clttd mt with.
out e'tnHSe "s THOMAS CoLvIN,
wholesale Grocer, Main 81. Wheeling, y, Va.
Ulcersions -Gecluu, Tro!AIruA md Piles
-"Was giyen up 10 die and pronounced incuIA.
hls. Dr.. Smith ctlfed ne wilh"u. khle.
'''>N' $500, WARRINGTON DELAEf.
500 ~ ~" Martins Ferry.
Z Ieev m. O. 1Add wriles:-"Dr. smiths pniGs.
.,onnl services In my family have b,eU most Ath-
ialt.,ry. and GOmmeI.l lim " all II . senLVmAn
and a., s sannt Se{ KIT had Oycu suffering
g s,,yen years and Irenled By many phSsiclAIA Tor
dyspepsia. Vt smith said mo ~, tSps hY , GAd
II, siZht hounfemUycd mou ter Ivy lsts I1nS
Fs.,iuIe Complaints - hIee SeaIs 10 hUNpiI"bt for
ianalas piyr me lecu Lar RdvaHIas,si ~ suCh CASA
IaTsmS rutel oi ,aIArEh, aiheAstA u hGaII liver,
stomach kidneyS, Akin blod nervous .tecllUh.
and WuAnesscs ot mn AID YOUTH ScfOiuLh anu
nj hnlA testify 70 my suUcheA
ID iies cured without the knife. ,,
iaiien q at distance maj be treated BY letttfAnd
,.ilIIactiou guaranteed. 4 chart oE tell eAhIainA:
tiGn SEM On receipt Of two Arestenl shinIt, and
.ouSnftsrrn al oaice freq. Once hour rom "a.
n. to Up. a, daily, Call on or ado. o.
-. JOHS z, hAiTH, u. D.,
ps,1 No Ilni hsnN,e W 60, W We:
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the Rev. Edward White has made his voice
heard in condemnatory tones ct the meet
ing OF the Congregational Union and seeks
10 reform the sentiments OF the Union In
this particular, and now, writing from .
standpoint OF High Churchmap, the Rev.
Archer Quincy declares that the Church,
Catholic or Universal, has never deereed
OF acknowledged tire endlessness Of evil or
the endless duration Of the pains OF hell,
and thinks that THE time has come TO say
distinctly that this Is none other than the
arch.lie, the ialsehocd Of falsehoods, which
blnsphemes the true and living God" On
all hands, even among the clergy, there Is
growing disposition TO reject the doctrine
Of the eternity OF punishment.
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MEDICAL.
Plain TALK +!


We areGEafe that we are combating prevailing
prejudice Of the Rr itASisn NJ ptol hen v e -
sri tnat We can RDd cure Dt eA,cs nI The q ood
with yegeL lble rt1edS We OlIDeIVts ' ere MI
ca 4 y convinced. butd eG IL ma E auythlnS Ia :
. iect sirpIy becsu e you do no bell, yc Il
Turl 10 hltoy and cad the accounts O the dis.
Coyery aud application Of eam iEirAfS rI.o.
thCItY. sl0 NerB not TIL % who rrSChvd iAat Il
SaA possible ~ accomplish 81 Z sud iesnlu. a.
W. see realized to-day pIn1"u,Ced ctliy' nd
ask that you ScCcpt our NUtul ne brit z 20 rob r.
Ating testimony. III ShOst, We temt nlta Q bT in.
inS, reliable NitEeA4es that every I'd We MS il
tue
Ask yourself thequestiou. cnuh men oNnrsing
the political, koclAl, aud anAntl.l poS IIen tbe,s
men DO afford tOandone ihHe enErie In WHrf
Of deception and OF iraudI Nos, ct II emf AK
true Ard the certificates We publkh are ilom men
o' uuu0uU'0N fHE SWIFT sprc,r,r 10
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To all pspous holding liens b. Iudsment or other.
wise On the rial GstAte, or any part thereof, Of
the Wheeling GIApp Sugar and RehninE Com.
pany; 49,.
Ohio Tounty, West Virginia, msdeln Q cause lhSre.
IN pending, 10 subject the real estate OF iRid
Wheeling Grave sugar and Refining Company 10
the satiGiacton 81 The liens thereon you are here
and esci o. you AgtinSt the MID Wheeling Crap
PuRar AVID Refining Company, Nhich are liens on
itS zeal estate or any part for ton 70
mo, at my once, In The City 81 Nhealllg, Ohio
Given undSr ny hano this llih day Of June, lsSa
JOSEPH R, PAUL..
jtI2 Comml1tSnef.
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From Constipation. Hsd swallowed q half.
buSLel OF pills. and drank overa barre oil
CAtharLic a. d Laxative Stops. Had tried ey'
ery Patent Medicine recommended In such
cases, and had been treated by all tte very
best ! hyAic!ansln Philadelphia, and was final
" told by her consulting Iby'ie'
isns that sheWas nov too weak
ior Cathaytic Medicine or injections,
and that 70 must Il. She then took Mana
In and W 8 curet. See 3lst page Of The I'LL
O Life" Get the book from your dtuggst o
address Dr.. HARTMAN, Osborn, OHIO for one
p4w
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DR.. 4. SMITH,
-,b No. 1904 Ghapllne street.
bau 3a.n Near Fourteenth Street

Tho best evidence OF q pbysteianI success d tho
.astfnuIy Of his patients. ThS McrtASiuE demands
1r my pfoieA,joul1 services Prove thsll nave dealt
honuiabS and iairty with thoee no have OOnsulI
me, never use patient uRlne Without peImls-
don sLe I'm Says sised Siis, he T. 5d
or0poulited lnOurablc. a thorough IpIdCAI edu.
enti.Ll, with many yeals hospital rxpetittrO and
familiarity with theraputic eHuniA, ClUAt VI en-.
Sncs OF temperAmental peculiar AID Gtr1CL AZ
tentib 70 hygienIc mAIAg CEMENT ilAureE Aucc.sA il
cure Is possible, and tniikly give The yAtenl my
,s1Intnn.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit, Court Of Ohio County, IVES. Va.
Andrew J. Sweeney and john u. Sweeney, part
nen trading under tho fn nome Of 4: J. swee
ney 4 Son, The Exchange Bank OF Mheelinr,
The German Bank Of wheeling, Henry B. Rub
bard and Chester D. Hubbard, partners trading
under The Am name Of II = Hubbard 20,
KRAFT and Edgar Wells, partner trading under
the nrm name o. Klieyes, Kraft & Co.
wheeling Gss sE1, And Rsan s oSnDssy The
tee, John y. Thompson and teorge HibbsTd,
partners a. Thompson hibherd, Allied y.
Brady, George Carl. John W. Hicholl. william
Hare and Tns bS %sb n Sss. as % m:e
Alfred q. sgerter and The Pennsylvania Cali
company-1n chaacoiy:,
Jnhu F, Thompson and George Hibberd, partner
III trade rs Thompson 4 Hibberd,
Wheeling Grape eug.r and Refining Company,
GeorRe Gail, Charles ( Dwight, Bank OF the Ohi6
Valley A. fScteI: Charles , ssnaen,ses. Alfred
paTlners as A. J. Sweeney d Son, JOHN ". Gicholl,
William Hare and Frank T. Hare partners ID
william Hare 4 Con. ana W. "A. Isett, trustee--ln
nv Virtue OF On order Of reference entered IN the
above entitled cause on the ID day Of June 1888 Il
d referred 10 the undaSgne Commissioner Of tho
sAld Court 10 ascertain. state and report:
Fint-Allthe liens on the real estito or any part
thereof OF the defendant, The Wheeling Giape srl.
gGf and Refining Company, the holders OF such
Ijens, the amount due 70 each aud the priorities
thereof.
mari thereof OF the deiendant The Wheeling
i;rAps sugar and Rehning Company, the holders Of
such liens. the amount due 70 each RAd the priod
Ties thereof.
nv he said special tommIfsonoIs WGI really and
what part thereof Nas personal properly.
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Tho Presbyteriau Confession or Faith

Tho Presbyterian Confession OF Faith.
N Y. Herald.
1t has already been stated in these col.
umus that the English Presbyterians have
taken an important step in the direction OF
changing the phaseolosy, II not Of modi.
fying the doctrine, OF the Confession OF
Faith. In reference To- this movement the
Rev. Robert Service. a Glasgow divine con-
nected with the Established Church OF
Scotland, writes TO a London paper stating
that "there are many ministers and 4 still
greater number Of members Of the laity in
Scotland who are most anxious to have q
change in that confession" One Of the
doctrines most objected to Is that Of endless
punishment. Apropos Of this doctrine
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NEw ooops-oEo. r. raYLoR.
R. taylor,
1850 MAIN STREET. !.

The continuance Of The active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, silks, Parasols and
Black Siiks that can be guaranteed has necessateda
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY, the 9Th inst Notwithstanding the scarcity
Of some particularly desirable shades In COored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets. they can In
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our largo line OF
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Write iof COP! OF the htlie poo4-ifee
$1,000 ReWa' d will DO psId 70 any Chemist
one particle OF Mercury, lOdid0 PolaI1IIm, OF any
mineral kubs .Ance.I fit' 80
No. L. THE sw1FrsPEcIFIC CO.,
| Iar nrawpF a Atlanta n.
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~ CARD.

To oil who t:e suffering from the errors and In
dIscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that
Win euro you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In south
america. Send Selt.addresed envelope to the
Rxy. IosErH r. IsxEH. Station D. New YORK City
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VIXEN you feel out OF sortp, have the blues,
melancholy ETC., II must be indigestion that
ais vnu. Browns Iron eiiters cnres II.
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s,n,e nnd ,car.ny pre,,.

The Religious Cleaner is the name Of q
paper Just started at Sinclair, w. Va, by
Rev. J. W. Bedford.
The Charleston Call calls on the mayor
OF the Permanent Seat TO brace up, have
nerve and break the bawdy houses up for
goed.
The West Virginia freeman gives notice
that the Immortal Eleven" will be hon.
ored with an important place in the coming
Clarksburg and Moundsville temperance
conventions.
Tho Parkersburg STATE Standard, after a
three weeks rest has resumed by COM
mencing its filth volume. Itdid intend 10
enlarge, but has decided to wait until fall
before SO doing.
The State Journal advises the Governor
to send out few "instructions" TO the
West Virginia Hospital for the 1nsane, to
have hunks set apart for official topers to
sober up in, as they get drunk too publicly,
now.
The Hinton Republican says that Ananias
had very bad reputation, but 1t can be
said to his credit that he never edited a
Democratic newspaper in West Virginia
and tried to explain away the assessment
business.
The Pan Handle Nt,rs admits that the
Democratic party Is at sea upon the tariff
question and that II the tariff Is brought
prominently before the country os an issue
In the next presidential campaign, there
can be no doubt but that It will result dis
astrously to the Democracy.
The Bsllaire Tribune in conversation
with leading and influential German,
finds out that q large number OF Germans
who last year voted the Democratic ticket
on account Of the passage Of the Pond law,
will this year vote the Republican, as
they are mot opposed TO the equitable
taxation OF the liquor traffic, and that upon
tariff and national issues they believed in
the positions OF the Republican party.
Samuel B. Baker, for fourteen years con.
nected with the Lafayette Qnd.) Daily
Journal, has left that paper and entered
into partnership with A. B. White, ESQ.,,
the able editor Of the Parkersburg Sdte
Journal. He Is an accomplished gentle
man and very successful manager. He
has tho experience 80 necessary 10 the sue.
cessful carrying on Of daily, and with
Mr.. White, will make Parkersburg's new
daily good one. He is welcome TO the
West Virginia field OF journalism.
~s~-
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IL SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.

7''''' ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. !. lss4.
We arc managers OF tho sWin speCIac Co. and
owa cont oliug part Oi the NoCk Of he sid
company, and endorse every word uttered by them
| ~ : LAMAR, RAEkIS y LAMAR,
Who'll sale DfuGAktG
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#i''. AnANTI, Ca, August. 1881.
We know the gentlemen composing the arm OF
Lamar, ikAnsin d Lamar They GIo prominent
citiIoni OF Uur STATE, men Of means AID n hSh
character and StRuuinH. r
>. WsESGLI5I, Mayor OF AtlSu,A
l.rf J. \. PORrkk, fAsh'r Merchants FL
p.RJAAEE,' ash = AtlphtA \ II Hk
3. i A. o BACON, Speaker llo Reps IA
ALE. Il. ALQUlFT. Governor Of Ca
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Kidney aad Liver BbesseA aud RheuiuAtsuL-
sntfTed Notwithstanding SeeuItd 10 heap ne;
oould not get Out oil bed. Dr. smilb cu.vu me-"
- '7'7 - ZEfI. PHILLIPS
H.. . .t..f- I...- G.... Wheeling " VA
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ITS SOL!D SENSE.

We have had during the past week eleven kinds
Of weather by actual count, with tevrrnl countiea
stu 10 hear from and II seems as II the inhabitants
Of this tickle climate must
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
PERSONAL.

B. M. Reynolds, Far1bault, at the Wind
D. Scudder, Sleepy Eye, at the Metro
politan.
F. D. Whiting, Taylors Falls, at the
Windsor.
J. B. Thayer, River Falls, Wis, is at the
Merchants.
Mr.. R. R. Briggs, Moorhead, is at the
Metropolitan.
James Linden, Creel City, Devils Lake,
is at the Metropolitan.
Hon. N. P. Clark, st. Cloud, paid flying
business trip to st. Paul yesterday.
]. D. Ensign, Duluth, is among the
guests of Col. Allen, of the Merchants.
Gen. J. q. Baker paid visit to Mankato
on Saturday, and will return to st. Paul
tomorrow.
Col. D. A. Dodge, U. S. timber trespass
agent for the Duluth district, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Burke, Jr., of Duluth, passed
through st. Paul yesterday on his return
from the west.
Capt. C. M. Wilson, Duluth, will spend
his Sabbath in st. Paul with headquarters
at the Windsor.
Avon Spieger, manager of the large
stock farm of Close Bros, LIE Mars, Ia., is
at the Merchants.
Summer johnson, of the Sioux City,
Iowa, Journal, is among the arrivals at the
Merchants yesterday.
VIM. B. Roe and NJ. @. Pike, London,
England, were among the arrivals at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
DR.. VIM. 81. Bentley, Bismarck, former
st. Paulite, is on visit to the city, with
headquarters at the Merchants.
Mr.. A. Nj. Barnum, of Buffalo, n. Y,
formerly of Duluth, and brother of
George B. Barnum, Duluth, is at the Mer-
chants.
Charlsmakne Tower, Jr., president of
the Duluth & Iron Range Railroad COM
pany and Isaac P. Beck, Duluth, are at
the Merchants.
Hon. Charles Jones, Racine, Wis, state
senator, editor and proprietor of the old
est Bohemian newspaper in the United
States, the "Slaria," published at Ra-
cine, and Representative Packs, also
Racine, Wis, have been i'll the city for the
past two days, and it is understood have
nearly completed the purchase of large
block of st. Paul real estate.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
CHAT.

have languid sort of curiosity about
one striking sinecure in this town.
The man has clerkship worth a thou
sand year, and he has never been known
to do days honest work since he has
been in the Office, period of six years.
He devotes his leisure to opening his wife's
letters with knavish and knife-erish adroit-
ness-those she receives as we'll as those
she gives him to mail. Once open, and
he coolly erases what does not suit him,
and interpolates what does. Then he
works them off on his Icredulous consort,
until the next mail is ready for his knav-
ish inspection.
His associates note his honora-
BILE occupation, and rather envy him the
mysterious and potent patronage which
enables him to throw off on anything ap-
preaching work, and gives him the un-
speakable 1onchalance of making no feint
of the smallest official duty. He reads
the newspapers, fixes his wife's mail, and
gets his pay. That's all. He is the un-
healthy prOtege of William Windom's bit
terest foe.
What lien personal or putative keeps
this human emetic-( there's a monosylla-
BILE for it, but hate the word, and yet
tits more nauseously descriptive) in the po-
sition which should reward some good fell
low-baffies me, and excites trife of Gu
riosity in consequence. A healthy, breezy
honest chap like the head of that Office
Ought
What has ought to do with the business? !?
1t is only an animated game of check
ers, moving the men, cornering them,
jumping them, until they are worked off
the board.
Here's a man keeping the Human
Emetic and conjugal letter opener, whose
patron lent powerful hand to retiring
Window. While Window was his, the Off
cial heads preferred FetisUh, to whom he
looked for this Office in the event of being
again set up in his senatorial niche-and
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

Paris Dispatch to the London Daily News.
Jules Sandeau comes nearer to Gold
smith than any French author that I can
think of. That delightful comedy, Gle,
Gendre de Monsieur Poirier," is replete
with witty traits, which paint the charac-
ters of the men and women from whose
mouths they fall. A preponderant feature
of Sandeau's disposition was good nature.
His humor might be sly, but had no gall
in it. AS he belonged to no party or clique
it played all round on those whom he OBJ
served. His novels were essentially moral.
They charmed by the simple beauty of his
style, the genial wit, and the delicate fac
ulty of observation that came within them.
The plots we're ingenious and easily mas
tered. The work of authorship went on
steady until a domestic aff1iction some
years ago irrevocably shattered the authors
health, which he used to say defied time
and the doctors. This blow was the death
OF his son, brilliant naval officer, Jules
Sandeau from the date Of this bereavement
lost all mental and moral energy. He
used to sit for hours in half torpid state,
looking at his sons uniform, which he took
with him when in summer he went to his
little country house at Meudon. There in
the forest lanes, absorbed in melancholy
reflections. He did not like to be accost-
ed by friends who met him. The last time
he was there he said Gull wild flowers
from habit, but 1 no longer feel their
beauty. 1t seems to me that am bereft
of perceptions and affections. wish to
live for my wife's sake, but if it was not
for the loss of income which my death
would entail, Il should be glad to fall
asleep for ever beside my poor boy.''
Jules Sandeau's constitution latterly was
undermined by jaundice and Bright's dis
ease. A severe cold which turnnd to pleu-
risy, killed him.
Cathani Bey, the Jewish millionaire,
died recently in Cairo, aged 70. His prop
erty is estimated at over $25,OOOOOO. He
was private banker of the former Vice
King, whose unlimited confidence he DOS
sessed. He owned synagogue of his own,
in which services were daily held, and he
carefully observed Jewish rites in diet. etc.
He had two wives, one of whom survives.
and numerous progeny.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

1utufe delivery were not very numerous,
but there was considerable doing on local
account. and very fair degree of interest
surrounding the market. As noted here
tofore, there is an impression among the
trade that stocks of leading articles are
largely concentrated in strong hands, and
while the outgo is only moder-
ate, we are losing in stocks
steadily, the production being smaller
than for some years past at this season.
The greatest element of hope lies in the
relatively small number of hogs coming to
market. To-day Chicago is 424,75O head of
hogs short of last year from March l, the
receipts having been $4,000 this year.
against 1,O58,750 for the corresponding
time in 1882, and while the shipments have
aggregated but little over one-half what
they did last season, Chicago is behind in
packing about 193, 900 head of hogs, and
the entire west about 10000 head, the
shortage being mainly at this point. TO
say that this is a result just the reverse
of what the trade early in the season an
ticipated is to report a fact, and the query
now Is, when are We to get the hogs, or are
there no hogs in the country? Several
cables asking these questions have been
received from Europe within the last two
weeks, indicating that the questions are
world wide in interest, and there is not the,
least doubt but that our relatively
light censumptive trade is due largely to
the fear of the mass of buyers that the
calculations formed early in the season,
that there would be considerable increase.
IN the summer hog supply, may be ulti-
mately reduced. All indications, however,
tend to confirm the impression now gain
ing ground, that the supply for the sum-.
mer months will not exceed last season,
and it is for this reason that firm markets
should be the rule rather than the excep-
ton.