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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-14

ceutly, siuCo ceptciuutT, looO, Turkey
has been standing with her hand upon
her sword, with an army of 200, 900 we'll
equipped men, ready for any emergency.
Her Sclavonic enemy, whether on the
borders Of Greece, in Macedonia, or on
the frontiers of Persia or Russia in Asia,
or upon the Balkan border, has lost no
time in preparation by land and sea,
WHAT 1T COSTS.
A poor country like Turkey to keep up
such an army and navy, and at the same
time to avail herself Of every new inven.
tion connected with armaments and ex-
plosives upon water and upon land, it is
hard to compute. Bnt Turkey seems to
have weathered her financial trouble.
Her soldiers are scarcely ever paid, but
they are true as ever to the Moslem
faith. They stand steadfast by their
amiable, benevolent, sympathetic and
wise ruler.
Zone of the late rumors is that an al
lance between France, Russia and Tur.
KEEP has been made, with view to oust
England out of Egypt, where she has no
more right than Russia to Bulgaria. This
is not unlikely; for the Russians, with
whose Consul. General, M. Hitroov,
travelled last February as far up the Nile
as the Nubian boundary, were constant
ly counting Egyptian graces, and have
recently seen that the head of the Greek
Orthodox Church of Russia has adopted
the creed and people of the old Christian
Coptic Church of Egypt. These are sig
nifcant signs.
"England has not much trading or pol
itical interest in the Bulgarian question;
but upon the contesr depends here Ash
attic prestige and sway of over two hun
dred million of people. I should not be
surprised. therefore, If England would
be compelled to take active steps, in CO.
operation with Turkey, against threat
6< fnuoaion AZ Dn1&nr b Rnoeis -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-14

+Meal stations.
Trains are run on Pacific Standard time.
Pullman Sleepers leave on 7 A. M. train
via Barst0w, for Kansas City, via A. &P.
and A. T. & 8. F. r. R., ard on 5 p. M. train
for San Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets to all local points.
For rates of freight or fare, address Cali.
fornia Southern Agents at local stations, or
II. B. WILKINS,
Gen. Fr't. & Pass. Agent, San Diego, Cal,
J. N. VICTOR.
superintendent, San Bernardino, Cal.
WILLIAMSON DUNN,
je23 General Agent, Los Angeles. Cal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Sunday School Teachers.

The City sunday school Teachers's Asso-
citation will hold their third annual meeting
in the Division-st NJ. F. church Thursday
May H. There will be three sessions
morning. afternoon and evening Reports
viii be read from the secretaries Of the sun
day-sch0ols Of the city. 4 fine programme
has been prepared cordial and earnest
invitation is extended 10 parents and teach
ers Of all denominations 20 be present and
assist IN making the meeting prohtable and
successful.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11


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upon the journal oi thls court and the ~lefA
instructed 90 furnish a certified copy 90 ihe
same 60 Jhe family ~ the deceased court
adjourned anui b. ni. .--eIeogse b Neto
~ The Grand k4plds & Indiana Railroad
COMPANY tFespa-s GOA the case ordered that
plauut lle security for Gusts situ
Nilhin thirty days ami before tun
NIlh Que Or more -u7 ties to be approved bN
the clerk Elmira Chalerd0n - 0eof-e
~ Chaterdon divorce. ordered that Ge-
frui4nt paw % the register of lhls court 81
solicitor Zee and So for expenses within
Ten dags and g. ger week ahmOny payable
monthly. order dissolyng injunction 50
Tar a. ID relates 10 pers Jual property.
s,-ege,.., Ia the matter of authoriziu,
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nretsn..- Arrai,ned and pleaded NOT
guilty. y. z. Allen appointed counsel.
pgo..rr Estate ~ Wm Carlton de.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
NtI.celIanrnn. Marknt.

Wir,uNernN. s. g. May lG.-spirits OF turpcn-
tine. hrn al &c. rDsiu. dull and strained. ,Dc.
good dolp. g.. Tar. arm sl5l. crude turpentine.
arln, hsr'i. $40. yelow dlp aud Virginia 500.
cor steady. prime white, p3aioc
Ciur,eo May lu-Whi,key. steady. az sl.I.
NEe ORR. May i0.-Dry gooas. The market
Wa ver1 4ulci IA general demand but with "a
tendency for low aud medium grades ofcOttous
CiNtiSN ATT. May O.-CottOn ia fair demand.
lc. tiour-Heayy family s3.15G4.o0. fancy,
- l5et g.. Wheat Heavy. No red. sc. re
ceipts. goo bushels. shipments. f.5to bushels.
totu-iu FAIR demand No mixet. S7lzeES7i r..
Oals-ln goud demand. 80. mi ted. &c Rye
Barely steady % a63 Barley Nominal Pork
Dgl. 80 -. Lard Easy S5.75. Bulk meats in
Agnt demaAe. .- hac0d-iu moderate demand.
shouiders ST. short ribs e. 05 short clear,
so.-i. Whisky ->-eady siin. Butter Easy
extra creamery -3c
Es>r LIBERTY. IA May 90 Cattle receipts
l,f head shipments. itZ head. Market active.
ac to Ac higher shipments tO Sew York. 10
raf.oaos. iigs- s-keceipls t91, shipments, 40:
slow
-r IorI- MAY 70 Cattle Receipts l.50.
shipments 'f0 MarSet fairly active. but ipc
.oeec choice shipping aud export $ -5ej 50,
tair to medium, 81 saa5 aO
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Farm Produce Prom first Hand.

Apples-Mo-t Of the frl.t offered 5 is poor con
di.ion and sells anywhere from ~ to ~ cents per
bushei. while prime stock brings nearly double
fhrse CURES
Beam. np'eked are worth oG6oc. picked -
sosf
B1ter Fresh roI iiaisc. dairy. leaisc.
vreamery. i-rFe
tUes-s-. 30 i.r-
Cfdrr-ff ff.afLt.r = gal
ured fuIfs ApIaes e5s c evap0rated 50 ~
Sci peal bees italdc. cherries. ltsDisc.
rges-4tife r dor
Fresh Meats Dressed hogs. g 5n36 2 cwt.
mIffan 2i-4ef 7N. veal. hPt h,ef SsG7
rrun-h oeat Ciawson. S1eas2C. Lancaster.
>a1-ac. Oats. tea,6c. kye. 55c. Barley si.15@s
s. per rvf Corn .s0tpe
Hides erreu. 6'sc e part cured. 7c. cured
tn.c. calf skins. fo ilfs Iac. kip skins
green. S.. cured. %. dskin -kins. sad-sc r
efcs sheep D. G. roui being estimated AZ - = ~
H1uer-fHfff fff 3
Hay Timothy sl2att per Cen. Clover. ssaiI
Duious-p'rf.c F. ~.
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Poultry chickens foatI,tsc Rh
ptrsui ipe-l3p-1c = hn
Straw -safar = Ioaf
T4tIsv- 81 sftr
NJ od Bnt fre offered Four soot wood &.
wnrh sa7ou5 cord Block stove wood. g. =
lH
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

eeports aaas lae employees of Perkins s
So hs3 vs'ke.l snt we're circulated an the
street re-ferlsv hnt nn .rre-t.caHen it vss
setri iaH 81 1ne men we're varsfar svrrpf
ere eIsartif.ee af efx Vsn Verp discharged
'asi rers fr ariftunr lhe srsht harr
p. ....as.t.rf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

NEw loEK May Fiour was dull ana closed
Unchanged Minnesota cxtra 9 2l.esb h.. clty
illll extra. - rOntb for West Indies OHIO ex-
tra : -sgl 'I. southern 1uur quiet aud steady
rai1muu to cnuice extra. = lsfl ~. Nhcal of,-
tlsn- were .argelg traded IN IS n.r p-iceS were
settled closing weak. ana lei'sc lO~cr-
rolElo. May i9. Wheat heavy. cash. >i6, see.
MAJ >9c. june. So July, 50, a.. August. size
Corn. steady cash. a51. -. May, s754c. June. 5si
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

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The fra 70 leaving af f..n D. m connecU a.
Nhiie Pigeon Wf.h kuauac EsFfess ca Main
line. which has ferilf brewing l,uom Sleeping
c1sfhes from Chicago o. Ncn y ora and b,<ton
without change
The Train leaving 81 q "a ~ eonne,ts 81 vhite
Pigeon giving uuf l8uf for dinner. pitl special
Sew 1ofk 30 anro>s un Main iIue
IEruugh Uf4ffs end lfrfis lr fleepiuF coaches
CAD hf secured ni ui9u IlrfcI Dftre tl Nuurpe
street and depot
Trains ram hf Fgfh mf-ldInn time. which 10 ~
minutes slower fhnU lfirot time
NrKIrffF Genera Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Swetland Bros Ice Cream Parlors at l3i
Monroe st, are the finest in the city; and
arc doing n me business already These
gentlemen are making the best ice cream
ever served in the city, and are making
rates to families for the season that are an
object. Secure your rates at once as only
limited number will be supplied.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Persons having articles or poverty in
pawn at the American Loan office will
please call and redeem the same at Hart :
cigar store Canal-st on or before June l.,
as have gone ont of business.
NJ. MARIN, PrOp'r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Train 30 e. has Thfougt Cosci dsnf er>sra
sunday iuf Grand hfp.1s HoHnnd tirsnd
Haven Hs5sk cpnu md fefIivHfcf. AZ lso Through
coach ieuyes a.. shove paine fia q A a ~
ga p dst. frrcIf rfmdsv arriving in goiedo un
Train 40 B. - ~ ii 4 m
A. trsirs dsiis erosp sunday
n ~ n MfTcHFlI. NcH
frf tnU fasr Aren't fiefI $50 agent
2 NtrruFus Norhwc,serf 80 Ntrsisx0n
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Lake Superior White Fish

We are smoking daily now some Of those
fine Lake Superior white fish. We also
have very large supply OF all kinds of
lake fish. wholesale and retail, at the Balti-
more. 81 Canalst B. f. Emery
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Sfn> -rceN lNEr~ lll- May l0.--The deliver
JufnHt reports cattle receipts o. shipment
E.tt. market ier.-c lower than Friday mostly
uu hrspv ea'tIe shipping steers - alfgt 80.
slocse- aud fe-u-r-. 'nrt li. COWS bulls and
maid. e ."atin. through Texas cattle e 0O0
i' Hog -'rfo. shipments 5.i"f- market low
itaplfc lower rough ann maid = - 81 81. pac
Ing lnl .lInnIng ) N.sl ID. light. s. 6l1l I'd.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Dated May 1, 1856

Dr. l. NJ Godfrey. who makes a speciality
Of catsrrh and rectal complaints. IS stopping
at the Eagle. His card appears in another
part of this paper
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

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30 uaIl has slrfl l'iIlt NaI i.N Alflii nsa
d. a. lIsil l.slIIl.-tt =. halall.a.e o. h1t.it
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
CON NMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Lake Michigan Black Bass.

Three hundred fine Lake Michigan black
bass from the Straits Of Mackinac. Just re-
ceived by express at the Baltimore. 81 Canal
Il. b. +. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


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81 a hIoslts ~ Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

-lia4it 1uniit rActp SUNDAY
Through ouaCllcs to Chicago nul Toledo o. sts
e. train.
Through paFlor car O. Chicago co. ls.st D m.
tram 80 eAlfb UnerF fsI etats
Through pullman sleeping car sud Upssh fgI
Chicago on lc 4u D. ia train
o. -EfttIth iTnfiu hfI
lDlpr Ticker pnos Ell Mour.t street
b tkHFftffH irtu Iassengcr Agent
b MillIkEN 0cn Mhsgef
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

shnr Isuf and Thfough Coaches from 81 q na
Holland Haven. Mussefuu and feufvsie
nnINe NEeI lenlral Tine alINl rs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11


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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Cur Drapery Department is
she best equipped of any IL the
ttate. You will find an ex-
tensiye line of goods TO select
from, and if you desire nicely
made and
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23

Trade in ALI Departments Quiet with Unu-
sual Steadiness.

INDIANAPOLIS July %.
| Business in all lines is very quiet and steady,
| but the aggregate of trade continues salts
| factory, and the complaints of dizziness incident
| to this season of the year are rarely heard
Sugars are firm, but the expected advance has
not been realized, and quotations remain as for
| some time past. Coffees, in the face of accumu-
! lating stocks in first hands, remain firm
| and are likely to continue In canned goods
| there is nothing doing, and all the product
| remains in the hands of the manufacturers.
! Neither jobbers nor retailers care to stock up
and carry goods at a risk In this regard there
has, in the past few years, grown up q wide de-
parture from the old system. Formerly jobbers
/ bought heavy stocks early in the season, which
they aimed to place In the hands of retailers as
! promptly as possible. and this relieved the man
ufacturer at once. Under the stress of the dull
| times of the past few years dealers
| began to buy more cautiously, and
| the hand to-mouth policy gradually came
| into existence. Upon fair trial it is found. to
| possess many advantages. Both the jobber and
retailer run less risk; there fewer large long
time bills to harass the jobber, and trade, which
| formerly was confined to special seasons, is dis
| tributed throughout the year. Under the old
/ plan of doing business, the rush of
| the spring or fall trade was over jobbers began
/ to shade prices to induce trade. and those who
| had stocked up heavily We're dissatisfied because
/ they had bought in quantity at a higher price
| than they would have had to pay for smaller or
| ders if they had waited on the market Produce
continues steady, with some unimportant 1uctu-
ations in price
GRAIN.
Wheat was weak to day. with liberal offerings
and few bidders. The decline in the bids on
Change was quite marked, varying from !c to
&c. Corn is firm and active with an upward
tendency. The receipts are light, and all good
offerings are readily taken. The receipts to-day
were: Flour, 725 brls wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
| IL, 600 bu; oats, %, 600 blu; rye 2.400 bu Ship
ments: Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 81. 800 bu corn
TO- 200 bu; oats, %, 900 blu; rye, 5000 bu; hay,
cars. The inspections of wheat were: In 100
| cars; out 100 cars, Of the receipts about 40 per
cent graded from No to rejected. The fol-
| lowing were the closing bids on Changer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23
S6.6eO.O0

Allowing poultry the run of the orchard will
aid materially in keeping down injurious insects
i The best means of making profit from the
dairy is to keep good cows and keep them we'll
Progressive agriculture doesn't mean pro-
crossing from fifty to one hundred acres, but
rather a progression in the other direction, by
the practice of methods which will make fifty
acres have the productive power OF one hun
bred.
In the apple orchard it will nearly always pay
to allow the stock hogs to have the run after the
fruit begins to ripen, and especially IT the or
chard is seeded down to clover The hogs will
derive considerable benefit, as we'll as the Or
chard
permanent improvement is in securing uniform
fall when laying the tile, and maintaining good
outlet. When the outlet has been closed year
er two, if there be good fall. reopenng it will
cause it to wash out obstructing sediment.
Barnyard manure may be- initiated by thor
oughly composing with cord Of seasoned
meadow muck, or some substitute. sixty
pounds of crude nitrate Of soda, two bushels of
wood ashes, one peck of common salt, ten pounds
OF fine bone meal, two quarts OF plaster, and ten
pounds of epson salts.
Western Plowman: After the strawberries
are done fruiting cultivate sufficiently to keep
down the weeds and secure good growth
Some recommend scattering straw over the
vines and then burning off. Others NOW off the
tops with good scythe, and with settlers the
plants to give the plants rest after fruiting.
My plan has been to cut off the runners, stir the
soil well, keep the plants in rows about one foot
wide, give sufficient cultivation to keep down
the weeds, and when the plants GET too thick
under and reset the vines or start new patch
entirely
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23


shoulders, 6lc; picked hams, IL 012lc. Lard
opened firm and closed weaker; Western steam,
spot, g. roc; August. g. 1906 zoe; September,
6, Zoe; October 6.7006 re; November, sole;
city steam, 6.35c.
Butter firm on fine grades; Western, 10 I8c.
Cheese dull and weak; Western, "a a re.
Eggs steady and in fair demand; receipts. B..
537 packages.
CHICAGO, July 30 Corn grew in strength
while traders were sleeping. for when they came
down town to-day they found the market full
cent higher than they.left it yesterday after
noon. To-day's bulge was started on the curb,
after regular trading Yesterday, and additions
made in the size of it this morning. About
every broker operating in the pit had adyices OF
unfayorable to the grain. Hence everybody was
buyer, and the rush was by no means con fined
to local operators. Many orders came from St.
Louis where receipts to-day were only twenty
one cars; here there were 1913 cars. September
opened at 4lsc, quickly going to 43c, though at
hands. The market closed strong at outside
figures. Wheat ruled very weak and
tended steadily downward within a
range of about 1c. AS usual, outside orders
were lacking, and there was no support given
the market by the local crowd. August opened
at 7sc, sold off 20 77ac. then up to 78c, off again
to Tie. recovered to 77sc, and closed easy at
quotations. Provisions were inclined to mac
tivity, but were not quotably dull.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-The sales ranged: July, old, 14s a
76sc. closing at 74s; August, 76a q 1880, closing
at 76sc Did, September, 7Ss 0S04c. closing at 1S5c
bid; October, 79a a $780, closing at 795c bid; No..
spring, 778c; No. red winter, 77aac.
Corn-1he sales ranged: July, 39s a 40sc, clos
ing at 400 q 404c; August 400 04lac, closing at
Ale bid; September. ALI o ABE, closing at 424c
bid; October, 42s q 432c. closing at 43c bid.
Oats-The sales ranged: July, Bic; August.
20 0295c, closing with sellers at 29c; September,
294 03Osc, closing at 29ac; October, 300303.
closing with sellers at 30c. Rye steady; No 2,
cash, $50. Barley-Septemher, &c.
Flaxseed weak; No l. 81 III.
Pork-The sales ranged: August, SO. 52a q O. GO,
closing at 49, 52a 095 So; September. So 6O09 72aa,
closing at So 62a as Co., October. So III a g. 49,,
closing at So 700972a Lsrd-The sales ranged:
August. 6.57a 6.62ac. closing at SO 06, 57ac;
September, 62a 67ac, closing at 6, 62a 06 65c;
October, 6. 45c. Short-rib sides-The sales
ranged: July and August, 607!c September,
6 15c Dry-sated shoulders, Cos 061 loo.
Whisky steady at ST. IL.
Receipts-Flour, 10. 600 brls; wheat, 70, 900 bu;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 81 900 bu; rye, 10000 bu;
barley 1000 Blu. Shipments-Flour 10000 brls;
wheat So, 600 blu; corn, 203 006 bu oats, 102, 600
bu; rye, 1000 blu; barley, 1000 bu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23
The Jobbing Trade.
CANNED GOODS.


Tomatoes-Two-p pound cans. S00S5c; 3pound
$1.l501.40 Peaches--Standard, 3-pound, $1.75
az; 3-pound seconds. 81. % ~. 90: 2-pound stand
ard, SI.20QI.30. Corn-Revere, 81. 10; McAIurray,
$1.1001.20; Yarmouth $1.3O. Miscellaneous
Blackberries 2-pound, 80 090c; raspberries 2pound
$L050l.25; pineapple, standard 2.pound, S1.4 a
2. 80; seconds. 2-pound, 81. l001.2O cove oysters
1-pound full weight, 90c0$1; light 55065c: q
pound fall, $1.7oa1,soe; light, 9oca$l: string
marrowfat. 75cQ$140 small $l.5002; Holsters,
81 .95 -. 10; red cherries, 5095c; gooseberries
SO090c; strawberries $101.10.
COAL AND C0nE.
Block So 70 % tom jackson R3. so 4R ton; Pttsburg
So. rs " TOM RAYMOND City, 49, y ton: Winifrede
So. rs ~ ton. Kanawha. $3. 70 p ton; Hooking So so
~ ton; Island City 1918 " ton; Highland So SO ~
ton; Piedmont and Blossburg, So ~ ton; Digger
Peacock lump So 70 ~ ton: mt 81 % p ton; chest
nut and stove anthracite, &c. " tom egg and CRATE
anthracite, SC. 25 " ton; gas coke, Zoe ~ bn or
81 so ~ load; crushed coke. I2c y bu or So y load
All soft COAL size 50c v ton less than the above
prices on the same quality Of lump coal
DRUGS.
Alcohol, So 1872 90; asafetida, o5030c; alum, 4
05c; .amphor, 2S 030c; coehineal. 50055c; chloro-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO July 22.-The Drovers journal re-
ports Cattle-Receipts. 6.60O shipments $500.
Market strong and l0c higher; shipping steers $50
feeders, $2.4O03. 90; cows, bulls and mixed ST. 90
"a: bulk, $2.7003; through Texans strong; cows,
So. 1912. so; steers, So. 1908. S7l2.
Hogs-Receipts 20 900; shipments, 5000. Mar
ket slow and 5010c lower; rough and mixed $4. %
$40; packing and shipping $47005; light, $4. 20
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments, 300. Market
steady; natives 1904 15 Western, So 60; Texans,
81 03 %; lambs, $4. 2505.5O.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-C attle--Receipts, 1000;
shipments / 500. Market active and 1Oc higher on
all grades, closing strong; good to choice shipping,
$46O05; common to fair, So 50 90; butch
$50; through Texans. $2.1a04.
Hogs-Receipts 3, 800; shipments, 1000. Market
fairly active and 5000 lower; butchers and best
heavy, $4:s004.95l mixed, $4.4O04.75 light,
Sheep-Receipts 1000: shipments, / 200. Mar
ket active and frmer at $22504
KANSAS CITY. July 22.-The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 412; shipments, none.
The market was steady; good to choice, $404.50;
common to medium SO. 5O03.90; stockers, $2.400
2.75; feeders. $2.9003.40; COWS, $l.5003; grass
Hogs-Reeeipts IL, SIT; Shipments 2.431; good
to choice steady; common weak good to choice,
$4 eO@4.75; common to medium, $4.4004,55.
Sheep-Receipts 257 shipments, none. The mar
ket was dull; good to choice S2.75 D4.5O common to
medium, ST. 10000.
BUFFALO, July cattle--Receipts, 100 The
market quiet but steady; Texas steers H4.
Sheep-Rece:pts 900 Prices declined 5000;
common to fair, $350040O, choice to extra, $4. so
0475. Lambs easier but not quotaby lower; COM
non to fair, S505.50: choice TO extra, So 7506.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 Prices declined 81 Zoe;
light pigs $4.5004.65; grassers, S4.5OQ4.75; Sc
lected Workers, $4.9005.05i selected medium
weights, $500 as 10; extra, So. 20; coarse mixed
heavy ends So. 80 al Is; stays $3.50. Market closed
quiet and weak
NEW YORK, July % eeves-Nope for sale.
Fair business in city slaughtered beef at 7e0 siac
" fb for sides. Exports. 276 beeves and 500 quar-
ters of beef. To-days cable from Liverpool quoted
American refrigerated beef dull at 7c 4R tb.
Sheep and Lambs-Ieeceipts 8 100. Market firm
for sheep; barely steady for lambs; extremes for
sheep, So. I'd. so ~ 100 lbs; for lambs So &c 75
Hogss--Receipts, 5000: Small lots of State hogs
sold. alive at $51O05.4O ~ 100 fbs and the mar
ket is reported weaker and about 15c " 100 lbs
lower.
EAST LIBERTY. July %. = Cattle = Receipts,
285; shipments, 3O4. Market strong at Wednesday 8
prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments, 1000. Market
Slow Philadelphas So 05 Is; Workers. $3.50 IA. 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1,60O shipments, 1,SOO. Mar
ket steady at Wednesdays prices.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-Hogs ,quiet common and
light 81 %; packing and butchers, $4.7505.15;
receipts, /, 145; shipments, S32.